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circumstances of his illness, could not ap.
pear well in society Otherwise than DID
las single young lady. acquainted
mys. ~ The must p:ominen! members
Of G. nd made them shIrers Of ny
confIc crested them IN my behalf
aud ksucceeded iu procuring my
po, 1,lds srr.ai,itmenI 70 an excellent
30 South America. lie ia now in
orgeIown, and has no hopes Of my sue.
cass. Come, and be par,nkcr Of our mu
tual happiness"
Her eyes flashed with her clGted feel
ings. An expression luh Of triumph and
hope bcamed from eyc:y feature. Never
had she looked half SO beautiful
The carriage stopped, and sc aligh;ed.
4 physicians chaiso was atthe door. My
companion did not srem TO notice il, but
ran up tho steps in IroL. o. the house, and
eagerly rang the bell
Never shal. forget Der lace aud figure
as Sic turned 10 ne, while jmpaicn,ly wait
ing Tor an answer to her summons, and eXu.'.
ugiy shook in her extended hand the parch,
menl commission. The door was opened
What an expression Of grief and comins
Grafton is in that face. 1t is Mrs. Both
well. My companion paused suddenly, aGC
gezed several moments, without speaking
IN her eyes. Too well she read their s,o
~. The parchment drops from her hands
and, with the moan Of j breaking heart, sht
siuks back :usensIble in my arms.
The commission had come 100 ia!e.--
The subject Of il had been appointed 10
higher post than any which human po~e
could have established.
But wha, became Of the "uukuo@
belle - Alas never again was the brigL
salon made brighter by her presence :
Never again did that beautiful form (moT
beautiful then young sculptors picture
their dreams) aiirac; the admiring eyes {
festive assembly Such vas her devote
affection that che soon followedN departe
object to that happier land, where pu'
/ souls fed lLlir lasting reward, Fashic
, missed her, and asked, Where IS she
but forgot the question, ere il was ans@eret
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

Hart Massey, Esq, Of this village, took a
small portion OF the seed corn With winch
he planted o field, and soaked in a solution
of salt nitIe, commonly called salt petre,
and planted FIVE rows with the seed thus
prepared. The five rows planted With
corn prepared with sal:peIre yielded more
then twenty five rows planted without any
preparation; the FIVE rows were untouched
by the worm, while the remainder Of the
field suffered severely from their depreda
lions.
We should Judge that no, ono kernel sal.
urated with saltpeife was touched by the
worm while almost every bill IN tho adloin
Ing field suffered severely. No one who
will examine the field can doub, the ellica
cy of the preparation. He will DO asIonlsh.
ed q, the striking difference between the
Eve rows and the remainder of the field.
Here is simple fact which if ii had beeu
seusonably known would have saved ihous-
ands Of dollars TO the farmers Of this ccun-
try alone IN the article Of corn. Al all
events, the experiment should be extensive.
" testei as the results are deemed certain,
while the expense is comparatively nothing,
- Washington Standard.
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The New Orleans CogTieS the Loco
Foco organ IN Louisiana, is calling on its
allies al the North to come up TO the aid
of the party in that State by keeping up
the present du'g on Sugar uhile cutting
DOM AC TIriF geaergHy. 1t argues
that the present duty Oh raw Sugar \22
cents per pound-at least sirty per cent
is only a Rereaue duty and regrets tina,
the late Why Delegation from that State
were drawn into any connection with the
Manufacturing Interestingly could have
done so much bett0r by relying on their
Southern friends
1t would be an instructive amusement
to see an entire Loco Foco Congress at
tempt TO frame a Tarif,--the Vermont
men voting for a high duty on Wood but
twenv per cent on Sugar; Louisiana
rice uerSd j; our Onondaga man going his
death for q stiff duty on Salt and Wool,
bat the lowest possible on Sugar and
Hemp: while our City Solons vote TO con-
tmue the great advantages in the Foreign
and the monopoly of the Coasliug Trade
given to American ships, but deny any OK.
tension of the principle to the American
hemp.grower or artisan The farmer
must send his hemp and gram to New
York in an American yesse!--that is i'm.
pcratve, though a Foreigner would carry
il for half price-but when he gets it here,
bis Foreign rival, whose produce can be
brought in by Foreign vessels at the low
est rate, may be thrown in free to under
sell him in the construction and provision
ing of these very ships which have legal
monopoly Of the carrying Of his products :
This is Free Trade, with vengeance !
--Yep York Tribune.
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M NgAsEEs II.
JOHNNY. FEED Up THE BEAsT-HEN.

- = GONAiANNfs
4 flicld informs rs that lie had occa-
siou few days ago 10 call at the iog
cabin Of worthy malrOn in Halifax
county, Va, whom he found reading atien-
lively Tic Milton Chronicle (she didn't
borrow I; Sir, as YOU perhaps have done,
hut subscribed for /. and pays up pfompt-
y, too. after the usual Saiu,aiiuu. eur IT.
ioruau; engaged N tctc-a.tcte with the
cid lddy's son, john, who sat By the fire.
side chewing a quid Of tobaeco. Having
just received the paper, aud (unlke most
Of her SEX lind II Unnecessary If not lrn-
proper to Join in The conversation, She pro.
ceeded g,ancing over the various al iuiCs
in The paper, when Of sudden, her eyes
dwelling on an article chat treated Of MIR.
CLAWS Intended visit 10 Raleigh via WI
mington, &c, the worthy old dame eyciai.n-
ed in o sonorous voice and with extatic
feeling, johnny, feed up the beast, Hen
rvs coming and I'll sec k.m one time
more il live" Cur informant, some
what surprised as wei as uon-piused ,
made free 10 inquire what she meant by
F, this sudden exclamation Of " iienry's com
ing! Il alude sir, said she, "to Hen.
ny Clay--I see that he expects 10 yisi.
Raleigh, y. C., soon ard if God spares
me health and good luck, I'll see him
when he comes-I Knew TIA, man, sir, :
continued she, in voice 'Aat p!a'H!y told
Of great effort 10 suppress tears, when a
poor tliendless boy--au3 often have | seen
him plodding TO mill through the slashes
Of HanoYcr'-true, si', as you sit 10 THAI
chair, although some people seem not to
believe it." This worthy matron, says
our informant, was born and raised IN the
neighborhood Of the slushes Of Hanover,
! and goes for Harry of lie West fol
: President, against the world. Asking bel
: pardon for the liberty taken by these re
marks, we hope that her son John vii
" feed up The beast and have it as {" ia
as a butter ball" BY the time " Henry
lands in North Carolina. We hope Mrs
G. will not only see Mr. Clay at Raleigl
bu, spcGh 10 him and make herself known
: and, our word for it, he will give her han
an extra shake Of cordiaitY.-Milton Chr0
ptctc.
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yO9AtJ ME XiV.]
f. j. ,iOLTON,
Editor. Proprietor n Publisher
TER

TEo DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II
= = sJpince. THREE DOLLARS # rOi
.,.J ,;iliq IN months. And THREE Dol.
ans AND FIFTY CENTS If no, paid until AZ
n,ie expiration Of The year No PaPer disson-
s,g.d mil all arIearages are paid, excerpt al hs
oa..5a Of The Editor. a.,
IA advertisements inserted al Oae Dollar rer
.,5q,g Is lines or Lss. this sized types for TIE
~, ;s,,ricp, and % ceafs for each continuance.
Cl", sarsrii,e.asRis and Sher.9's Sales ehGrg.
IS p,f cent higher; and deduction If ssi
ar rra, isil BE- aeds f,6m TIE regIlar prices, for
rrjss,fisers ly jlc gear. Advertisements Inserted
r.a,llg o. q7uirlF 81 per square for each time
ss.i.AsA'g - cents PER square j0I each tine.
AGENTS.
ri r.. n Co-Ltaa. Msektesiure y {.
~, N Hams, MN GFore. n. &,
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10 1916 there were only fiEty.six voters
in Bangor, Me. Now it is city with 49,
900 inhabitants.
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Dry wood will produce on a moderate
estimate, twice as much heat as the same
amour, Of green wood, aud save much trou.
BILE in kindllng fires on cold mornings. To
suppose that green wood will actually cause
more heat in burning than dry, is as absurd
as to suppose that vessel of hot water will
freeze sooner than cold one.
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circumstances Of his illness, | could rot ap.
pear well in society Otherwise tlian DID
ms q sinnle Young lady. | acquainted
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caiR.M Gotham. Meekieaiure y {.
"a, ". Mrus, Mih Grore, n. G.
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fm DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AGRICEII IRA
PURSUITS IN THE 'FR0PlCE AND ~ HIGH
Err TATrTI- DET
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NO CURE NO PAY

nH. COOPEh, OF u Duane street. between William and
Chatham Streets takes this method Of informing The ci.
1ens and stIangers that he still sods ree ,cted of
bth and may be always with utmost
hdence in the worst cases Of delicate dseasea DR. Cooper
from residence many years IN hospitals Europe
prsece in this city, for the last years. particular
bran Il the speedy
cure to such persons put themselves his
Recent cases cured IN two or three days Dr. Cooper
mild and adcious mode of will require pterrup-
from business alteration diet Persons afflicted with
potracted AID deporable need of complete
recovery Dr. Cooper informs the public that he il the only
regularly qualified who advcrses Duane street. aud
eIhots no diploma from the stuyyessn Institute of city,
procured by false certificates and false The ia
voabe observed IN all utatons Separate Offices
SO az patients nnot come IN Letters post paid at.
until 10 o'clock night. Office "a Duane street
lroRv
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ITO PERSONS FROM THE COUNTRY.-Now that tho

ITO PERSONS FROM THE COUNTRY.-Now that tho
has arrived which the diseases Of the skin
thereby duplicating the lining of IN. ch and
n,esnes forming the germs and ducing in
ich ard bowels that help terribly fill the bills of
tsn has offer the .upenor curative
Certain ss,s s q eaa
kowel,vz Danhoa Dysentcry. Oh lsra Morbs:, summer
&c Dr. WSee has published a1
Phst for ne bsoet Of eIpana Of the p.cuar
B. $
late that children will eagerly take it, which to l. 81 Euar
scicy renders as anily msdicn Invaluable Dr. hee-
stve me high standing and Of rbe Of his
lsam of Mo,c telo-,,sen Ward. C. Wssche.t,r Gen.
JOIN az y s aISz s
Charles Butler, Esq j. b. podd, E.q; mes Suydam,
Esq Charles a. ketchun Esq., and many o,her Of .quL
r Owe, COURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE Just publish.
ed Mysteries and Love Court;
single 10 meters Of the utmost impotarce to III human I,cs
By Eugene Becslad D. Translated frsm the 81 Paris edi.
Anongs the matters duly work. are "Mat
t.T OF serious 70 sing aud young married
Of uS ;nS f % Sa r. .rv he .
and how the habit be removed ard its eecu cured -
The Of and Jealousy wi naele remeoir for
py passion" Os, rug with WHY dscove modes nased
on ;cisYic prime pa toT the p.ey NTH pops alton tn re-
be coming he shapes and exons" The
for w-diock "A d other
teret IN s and ed e asate' the Frinciod subjects
Eors fe wholesale and retail 1902 Nassau .eet N Yok
Ns% C 40 ,si Ges re Of
work being sent OF the Unird States Cana
dss, or thee copies viii besent forrwo dollars
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~ MnkLntrE Ls,LII.,


M AQAoSk NE6TELLS PREVENTIVE FuWpEna
nThssc Invaluable Powders have been adopted
IN Eu;9ps but France in p:,cnisr upwards Of thirty
well ~ hy thousand: th the
safe and sracious remedy for ladies, sftk
sorbds too I.pd uersssc Of family.
Madame Hesel well known, was for thirty ytars a
gale PhysiciaL IN The TWO pyncipsl Female Hosrts IN Es
opeose OF vi. sud Psrshere favoren Nv her great
3spsrencs and opportunities, med that ceehnty
those crest medical science specially adapted
% the femss frame. for which her medicine, now stand ann
vailed, well in this Europe Her
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female frame enabled
hc-hy FACING the decline and i'll health Of married mslss
scarce in the mendsr Of c and tho consequent rapid and
fond mother TO prenisure gsveto their rps scurceto
aonsespeeiaiiy Of married fsmaes-yhieb. !ss iet
Ihsr adoption has bsen the Of pseseing ony
Che esn, hs ss Life Of 1sny aheeonsts wife asf
fcndimothoy
TIE advertiser feeling IMPORTANCE Of thus suoees ana o.
aatng the vast benefits e,uIne to thousands By their saoy
ton, would RESPECTFULLY Of tho maj
,sd .! al that they hold near and dear 70 rhe eoa,delnon
set simple and hesiths means within corro Ever,
lasly answer in the sIm.,ys Price Ere dollar package
bs forwarded ~ nail 10 any R,rt Of Che United States 40
TELL female Physician. Principal oscr Ns UreenwIsb
Sos,ou oHns No. Esscrsi sio ansr
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LUClNA CORDIAL;
OR THE
q L IXI r OE Low Z

f l. l x l X OF l. o V E.
In oldeu time, among the Jews,
That man second W ,e might choose
Whose first. by Fate's unsindly doom,
AGAc ed thu., the Roman mslron
Prayed TO LII Iue, the midwife's patron:
~. ypna" wives, 10 such a c.isis,
Caller to their aid the Priests OF Isis;
And even nov, the meek H,bdoo--
warm as her Cline and te Dder too
chi'dess twelve mo ahs from er bridal
Fines weeping 10 her senicess idol.
And with tised bands, ~ accents wild,
Petition. Bramah Tor chill:
Eor weIl h knows. Love shuns to bless
The H'ndoo bed Of barrenntss.
SO much for love in days by. gone,
And savage customs in owns
bnt say. even low. es l. Yea communion
Bless IN our lsud, asenle unieB
NO! Outlines coDjugal felicity,
Is thu, dis,ur bed--ay, zen in TINS city.
Yet may he barren, Il they Try
With Loves III x,r' for ririend.
The chiidless wiie's repinngs end
But not the ptocreative power
Aione, is this Elxns dover.
Consumption. Ills it will prevent,
With vizo' cio.he the IN potent;
Suppress gleer, whate'er its date,
Ano all HE functions
Erupuons from SAN II chas-s,
Aad unngs hack beauty and the grsc.s:
us w0nsn's tru t--and De'cr eceives her
From Fiuor Albus 1t relieves her;
Ande oh disease, with proper care, tool
These are but truths, who cdils the IN fiction
Shalt have stern proof IN contra ctior.
Eetters--all forms OF attestauon-
from the savsns OF every ma ion
Win grateiul missives rom all quarters,
Thousands who lay, with fnterins breath,
Almost within the jaws Of JeaIh;
Now IN their nightly prayers repeat
az; som,,ms S. name !he very numbe a-
Or dreaming OF Diseases "rdeai,
Cry ont for the "Lucina Corsii."
emsnce have IL boxed ~ and eat to any pa, OF The
ion Price s? Per bottle, or 52i per doz-n
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DR.. ]. FRANCIS, OCULIST.
0kS BROADWAY.

HIS Gel. brssc preparation, TO- Disease, Of the Eyes have
II proved be oi the tht ever
b. made. They feet for ali ia INV or, dir,
Of the for weakness Of sight mia and
nebulas OF the standing whgut
surgical operaoD their efficacy curing osIs a, d
removing has been truly astonishing when hope hsd
ned IN believed TO be incusbe by
seu The certificates TO be seen at the Office will
attett Tie tru b Of these observations.
70 med by DR. Francis the bind beeve ed
pc ncuAbe when all hope had fled hesta
nun an sale aud skfu ulst. and believe
the Eyes
Dnncsn Dunbar Pastor Of the MeDougal ct Church.
n Zone Pastor Of the Fus, Baptist Church.
ySnl se., Agent Of the Home Missionary Society.
Jac y pronnef iaser II the North Bapu ChuIch
a Wheeioch fa,tor q the " IN Bantist Church
Joseph Andfade Roman Catholic Priest e. n ters Church
befcsya ~ ~ " e'''
James Minor Rector Of Saint Geors.. Church Bes.n,n
street ~'' ~'s~"'a"
GeoRe Cienny, M d.. Member Of the ROYAL Co,.o. Of
Surgeons LsDdoB and OF the Med cal soc,,v ri NJ w.
at ,Ds attends ed 70 Il The Office esson .b.ltsrms
Hours OF attend nee fro A N. 20 5 +. NJ.
nur co0riacrsto5 for the poor.
hsse rreparst only be had at DR. j. FRANCIS,
~ orOadwhy. '
u Athcal kyes inserted which cannot be di tinru,h.a
'vna natafei without giving the slightest pan.
l,1 imivSwy.r
AhD-43o Dauel primo Leaf lad Ior sale BY
f"f = NJ WILLIAMS CO., u South street.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

"a. DE gQUDELOaUE, a. b. t1sBON. r.RTusAs
In. sSlsnt,hs combination Of ingsd,enn of which
non Of Tie world Iney known all over Europe TO "a
the OILY proraton over discovered that s
certain IN producing tie monthly Their certaIn
S beng such TINT thew must not S used dune
produce tnifc--ri-rs If used during thai period
rhe DIRECTIONS ar. translated into Epeh .nd
Hound with the zeal Of he importer, Zach Boa
lbs he sgpaure Of N. de ncudeloqne, tho Euai d
fclcns have the of Dr. MELVEAU. sHkcT seS
agent for tn. continent OF America.
Thev bs ransnir-n nv mail any psu Of he I'm -
States Sold by DR. Meveau agent and importer for the
United States: Office i,s Liberty street nes 9s.nwich street
also by appointment Of +. NJ at 100 Cherry street,
Catherine Letter. directed Dr. .. nievcan, -,
Ney ork will m-ei with immediate attention Az ,tteu
NM he post maid milo iprdGw
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OWING the esiebri:y. efficacy. and nrarable success
" Htdams Ressllb Female Monthly Pills all casss Of
ircguiy suppression stsppags Of those functions Of ne
upon which the health ever e ospends snss
eoynserisIn and limitations constantly attempted 20 b.
saned on Io the genuine Chesp coomon pills purchased
se~sls Monty rals with the object Of ,eh mem, il
s.pugned as.nst ;as: s!'sTfs 70 impose rppn hsm
ieei except tho 70 cold at RestsIs Principal JEes
la Gresnvch strsst New Yorx and Essex street. boston
sfeach box.
H. 8Ihey <ssd By synsd os zingie BIZ follow m
enclosed inTde Of each boz Mold also by
pointment ~ Grand sheet Allen New York
aiS2rsY
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMP ORIUM.
j2i, hte l2s Chatham street, Neto York


AGRv ~ SIS BLEEcKEB STREET.
- WIZ LEsALE AND RETAIL.
t'HE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue TO offer foy
sale new and fragrant Teas of variety and tyie
theu assortment specially Inciudcs the delicious and
sorsru grades Green and Black Every package bean
ssoroughy seco we'd from light and air tina, hs quality
r2Nefw IN unnpaired IN climate Their sys;or
% prosecuting rnsness perhaps scarcely be eYccled
founded upon the unof rrgri 70 the g of he
ef,especaliy wih Issroc; 10 weight and quality, and
rallied cbespn.s All purchasers called upon to return an,
inc money viii be eheeruy and promptly refunded Coun
mcchana public fsmie, ena
shpmsste will ind s decided advantage 10 supply thea
selves from this establishment
GENUINE java CovTEE roasted every day.
Orders from al Of the execucd witt
sromptIsnGe and dcspstcb.
TIE orly warehouse in Ar eries for Sao OF o.
tnis eclebr.t9 Sl.at T-s ras5 ips
(rABELL n HUGhES, Plum tns corner Of 10 u
and Nassau streets, YORK -Hous fitted up the
,ost approved plan 18th Crgtoa Watr, Waer Close
HydrsDts OF all descriptions.
Baths ht with Boilers for Hot and Cold water Lead
sd Iron Pipes Of the best qualiiy sheet cad Force
~ rump and all acles N ihs line OF business 20 be had
Orders received for Fire aud Garden Hose The subicr.
nsr themselves from the long experien they h,ve
~ e abo,e aess IN Pa ade ph give unive
"ouon 10 ali VINO favo them " III their patronage.
Samuel R,.h r.. u hrthErGEs -
iphia " " "s''"s """"''ee' i"ia'
Joseph Haacock, Boiler, ditto
hfjman, Assistant Of the Hair shurx Water Works
a 4 +, E.trnhut No ss Greenwich street., New York
RsbiDrap. - Charlton street, dItro VI"
J"hn l.. Watkins, n Fulton s'rr-, ditto ;as ,,o.,
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY

wv. CORNER. FULTON AND NASSAU sTREhTa
rHs Nsw yoRR HES.Lp-A daily paper, issueJ ever
scoe uInsned the ssme a,e Tor any &c PERIOD on
remittance advance No anes rsd m sdv ,n.
TNg WepELy HERALp-lsued every Saturday n,orn.ar
niue ocockprce aud quarter cenfs Der
country subscribers Ct 9i3 annu advance or AZ iSs
sane rate Tor any specified period. 'N' ~ '"~
Csn'xsssssa5v, are lst,gstss 70 saass ,hsr l,,,s A.
{Anny 9spDes fsrynss SrssrSt1g sas HS,ss..srs ~
ooResn hu9lDo4. 1ln 60 Bsp .8tj ~n'~~'
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GUIDE 10 SOUND IEEIh
"A sIDEkAT I'm IN DENTIST
)k, A. G. CAsChE, REMOVED TO ssl BROAD.

~ WAY, csrper Of WHITE STREET, mas A Past. IN, ~,
ns decay low 1e,h put into the mos iepd",
which n
mpactod On hard solid body thus restoring anu
hitherto painful spd cseieas teeth arcay sound and
all their rcspccu Tor lfe-prcventinQ IN
CASEb the necessity OF extrscton Ladies the most
dashed IN society ofe e Testimonials in the most vivid
crms, a. to its efficacy The Editor of the Eycpna Po
ays - II u admirably adapted for tender tee and ner
ou: I and D. Crsss operate, the teeth with
ne teeth n al rsspec perfect for e The sun says
nas ob,aiped much celebrity for his excellent
nlns ths teeth" The mos, eminent gentlemen 81 d.
neden Faculty have personally tried and d.
astie Paste Tor filing the teeth. Ioothnche Ps one Of
or,,r r From ON, The : Journal Of CONNIE re-.
Y Case nas replaced ~ most piece Of dents
hot away in tho case Of Lieut. S., Of the ". g. NJ WIT
act with h terrible and casualty, while pursuit.
oe Indians IN FLORIDA. We have from L,eut
coonat ~ Of Ibis extraordinary and its entire success
hat the loss OF these skill uy replaced D.
C'stle souree Of regret to The eutsnau
Or T. inserts scia teeih the principle OF adesoa by II
n0si herc pressure Dr. Castc refers 10 the spanish
Ere pch end Eusish Ambasssdo Stoughton the eranlib
onsrl, hear Admia Walton, Lord Morpetn, Gen NC
}ov Mason, DR. Johns Pre- sJr mt OF The Medtcaf 80
cety, y N Y; Mrs Gen CaInes, Beck M ~ Df a
smith, DR. DeIaied, DR. Badlc, DR. Boyd W bnger, "
e CHI csmsn DR. Stevens DR. Tofey DR. Dayhes, d.
WIN 0ayson, DR. Dealing, sc, &c. Once 3sl Broadway
"a lm. &c
uAMs-so hhds Picked Hams, in fine order for ssle by
IL jlOr T., X, COLLINS q CO., 6 South street..
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MADAM 4 K Il 5 7 ELL,

nEMALE PHYSICIAN. Oifes and residences, Is 0rssA,
rich aroet between Courtandt and Liberty Streets uns.
shc can be consutsd with the actc conderee on cor
vlainss incident 10 the female frame:
Msdsmc Rests and knowledge IN the
afobsnats offemnle rreguty aopprss supprsson
srrc Ladies desiring propsr medical attendance during con
dnemept Other indisposcn, will be drrns
ssch timo. with private and RESPECTABLE. board.
:" Preventive Pcwdcr,," for naried lanes, vi "a, d.,
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