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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

o,p'e d aoove named. This satisfied all parties,
ana harmony and success were the happy results.
"nen Oen' Drew, returned home, from the
0onvenHon, IN 1885, similar report, to the one
~. .a'e no'ceo' was put in circulation; and, by
some. more Inscriptions than the rest. ba ,yos
called "a traitor TO the North" He made M re.
P'y 10 thls gross injustice, until the Convention
Journal was published; and then he had no ,ro,,.
Ole TO 90 so; for, finding the difficulty thew IN.
vowed themselves in, those who had been mos,
ousy In msrepresenting him, became the most ac.
tive in doing him justice. o'' ~
Our statenents. in regard to this matter. ore
BASED upon the familiar history Of the times. and
OF the Convention; and may be fully verified bv
uny one VINO Will refer to the Convention Journal
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
NOTICE.

SEALED and scperate proposals, will be received at
- the office cf the undersig ned, until 2 o'clock, M,
the 2Sth day of September 1874, for furnishing the
Quarter Masters Department with (5O00) five thousand
bushels Of corn, and (2OOO) two thousand bushels Of
oats.
Bids will be received for 1000 bushels of corn and
500 bushels Of oats, and upwards.
single bid for the whole amount of oats
will have the preference all other bids, should
this single bid be equal less than the average of
small bids. f-4.
The privilege rejecting any all bids deemed too
high 10 reserved to the United States.
Quarter Masters offce,} E. b. ALEXANDER,
Ft Smith, Sept lS44. Capt. & A. Q. M.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

we are authorized to announce r. p PRYOR az a
canoidate Tor Magistrate, in Van Buren, Township al
tue ensuing election, in October next.
we are authorized to announce ISAAC B. AUSTIN
as candidate for Magistrate in Van Buren, Township, p,
at the ensuing election, in October next.
Al the request OF many voters, H.. B. HOWELL has
consented to become candidate for in Van
ouren township at the ensuing October election.
We are authorised to announce D. W. FILLINGIM.
We are authorised to announce GEORGE WASH.
INGTON HAWKINS, as a candidate for Coroner OF
Crawford county -.~-s
We are authorized to announce J. w. WASH
bOURNE, us candidate for Magistrate of Van Buren
Township.
We are authorized to announce N. A. PRYOR, as a
candldate for constable of Van Bure Township at the
ensuing October election.
Weare authorised to announce BIVIEN BROOKING,
as candidate for Consta Bile, OF Van Buren, Township
at the ensuing election. q
We are authorized to announce ALEX ANDER
MCLEAN, the present incumbent, as a candidate for
Crawford county, at the next October election.a
VAN buren,, February i 1874.
Mr. Clarke,
S,R:-You will please to announce me in your pa
per candidate for the office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court. for the county of Crawford, at the
next October election. r. S. GIBSON.
Mr.. Clarke--You are hereby authorized to announc
me a candidate for the office of Sheriff of the Coun
ty of Crawford, at the ensuing election in October
next. JERRE R. KANNADY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

DICKETT & GREGG have Just received and are
i now opening, direct from New York and Phlla-
pha,
10 cases blue Prints, style, all figures;
IL " Fancy assorted Prints, new style;
90 " Kentucky Jeans, Sattnets, Gassimeres and
Hard Times;
so bales brown, striped plaid and bleached Do
mestcs all qualities; c"ttona dcs, cotton twils, gam
broons, suspenders hosiery, shawls and anderchiefs
all sorts and sizes, style silks laces and ribbons,
umbrellas parasols and shades lawns, de lanes.
coat trimmings, boots Shoes hats, caps and bonnets
style books and stationery, hardware and cutie
ry glassware and queensware: scythcs and sickles,
nails castings and cotton yarn sugar, coffee and groce
res generally; in fact. almost every article usually
found in any store in this country-all of which are
offered very low for cash and barter, wholesale
tail.
Van Buren,. Ark's. Nav I3. fS44-I6-Iy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

And, also, in each Of the respective counties, the
following county officers to wi: one Sheriff, one
Coroner, one CLERK of the Crcut Court, one County
Treasurer, one County Surveyor; and for the
respective townships in euchcounty, one Consta.
bic, and such number of Jusfces of the Peace, as
are authorized by the constitution and laws of this
State. And also, three School Commissioners
for each and every countyn this Stale. as provided
by sec 25 of ''an act to Itablisha system Of Com.
mon Schools in the S,apef Arkansas approved
Feb. Sd, lS43.
The Sheriffs Of tn respective counties are
required to cause saideciions to be holden accord.
ing TO law.
In ntesti sony whereof, have hereunto
set my bAd and caused the seal of said
LIS. State too affixed at Little Rock, on the
3lsl ds/ /of July, A. d. 1874.
By the Governf: SAME ADAMS.
Dawn RlGREta. Secretary ef State.
July 81, lS4.-sd.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
To Claimants,
THoM AS s. BRYANT,
(Late of the u. s. ArmyO
AG ENT FOR CLAIM

Attorney and COnveyanCer,
WASHINGTON CITY, ID. C.
VNTILL attend to all bus ness connected with the
w various Departments of the General Govern
ment, especially Choctaw, Chckasaw Creek and Che
rokee claims and of all accounts of Discussing Agents
officers of the United States.
Land and Bounty claims will also engage his special
attention
From his extensive acquaintance with business of
the above nature he is confident of giving every salts
faction to those who may require his services, having
full to all of information in relation
thereto.
Letters postage paid) business, to the above ad
dress, will receive prompt attention
REFERENCE.
S.., %;H: &! n Rassr,. M.s,.., Fort Smith, A't.
h%i"fs' Msi. 8: ssrrsa. Srsss. co., Aule Rock Ark.
GEO. W. CLARKE, Esq, Van Buren,, Ark.
GRANpsoN d. RoTsroN. ESQ.,, Washington, Ark.
MAJ. w. ARMsTRoNG, Cl0ctaD Agent.
Col. A. NJ. UPsHAw, Chckasaw Agent.
Gov. A. Yell.
V. b. TINS Esq. Dr:n <I. AZ
BERTHLETT, HEAD & Co. : Oo""'0'' O""'"" ~
September I, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.
VIE undersigned will expose for sale on the frs
IL day of October next at Public Auction
THREE LARGE RRY0R STORMS

H>HE undersigned will expose for sale on the frs
Il day of October next at Public Auction
THREE LARGE BRICK STORES,
Each fronting 90 feet Main street, by so feet deep
situated in the best business part of Van Buren, The
stores all built in the approved modern style
open fronts, with cut stone tables and ss and
finished with beltipg course of cut also each
two stories high, with attic, the upper stories are
to be finished for offices, for which they answer well
being well ventilated and be finished with three
coats Of pasterng the store-rooms IL feet high
per year.
ALSO-FfVE LOTS
Situated in Van Buren,, three of which Main st.
and tive on Washington street, all good lots.
ALSo,one lot on Main street on which is erected
good and convenient dwelling house, containing Sc
ven good rooms, and having brick kitchen
attached thereto; with four rooms, good brick smoke
mousse ana All necessary outbuildings, together with
ALSO-The undivided half of 800 of first
rate land situate in Lees Creek township rawford
county, at the forks of the Fayetteville, Evansville
and Cove Mountain roads, leading to Fayetteville 90
acres Of which is improved and under fence and the
remainder well tmbered and has thereon erected
Veral good houses and all necessary outhouses and
OF excellent water to the houses
?-toSether with large apple orchard; the said place
IS well known as The Mobley place, and ays about l6
miles from Van Buren,.
ALSO-A TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on the Frog Bayou road 4 miles from Van Blu.
rem Said land is well tered and well timbered with
20 acres improved and in cultivation. Also two good
log cabins. and good apple and peach orchard This
place is well known as the Couch place
ALSO-ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND
Adjoining the last mentioned place, which also well
tmbored, and which there is a spring of good sui
phur water this tract is four miles from Buren, and
is known as the Norwood entry, and Claytor place.
ALsO-A MOTHER TRACT OF LAND,
situated on the Fayetteville road, one mile from Van
Suren. containing 1903 the land is ws timber
ed, and is known as the NJ Ills tract.
ALSO-SIX ACRES OF LAND
Adjoining the Randolph tract, and also ad joining the
town of Van Buren,. Indspuable titles will given to
all the above described property.
If my dwelling house is sold at the time specified
will rent it, together with my household and kchen
furniture. ! will also hire my negro woman, "a good
Look,) and small negro girl.
The abov property will be sold bargain the n
dersigned honest debts kind friends which
he is anxious to pay. DANIEL WILSON.
August "a, lo44-29-td.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
SCOTT. WHITE eco.


HAVE just received from New Orleans, and
- for sale low for cash
IS kegs Boston cut nails
10 do EPSON salts
3 do alum
20 barrels sugar
800 lbs birthstone
300 lbs copperas
barrels molasses
S do mackerel
do tanners oil
l tierce rice
90 boxes sperm candies
4 do loaf sugar
S do queensware
S do soap
6 do pine apple cheese
l bale oakum
1000 lbs. Crowy steele
100 lbs. cast steel
100 lbs. Z. h. do
cask Goldfish
3 sacks pepper
20 bags assorted shot
10 dozen buckets
10000 cigars,
Cinnamon, Cloves nutmegs, and ca. me
Foe. 10, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
BRIGADE APPOINTMENTS.
HEAD QUARTERS.

Huntspille. Ark's, july 20. 1874.
To the officers and soldiers of the 4th Brigade,
Gree,ing...By the power vested. have this day
appointed WILLIAM II. WILSON, Aid .de-carnp, with
Charles M. Mcclellan, doc d. All officers and soldiers
will respect and obey him according to his rank. j.
A. WOOD, Brig. General,
4lk Brigade Ark's Militta.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
Queensware, Glass, &c.

N store eight crates of assorted Queensware, with
Il an extensive assortment the shelves, together
with tumblers, quart bottles pint and half pint hask
which will be packed to order and sold at the lowest
prices al wholesale or retail, lor cash or barter
GEO. 5. BRINE.
ort Smit
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
FORT SMITH JOCKEY CLUB
FALL RACES:

" ILL commence on Tuesday the sth day Of Oe.
w tober ncxt.
TUESDAY sth.-Swecptakes for three year olds--s250
entrance slOO Forfeit TO and close by LIST of Sep
tcmber, mile heats, to make race, entry.
"WEDNESDAY 9th-Sweepstakes for two year olds.
the made in the fall Of iS42. $3.50 entrance,
SiOO forfeit, mile heats. entries The following
tric. are made: Produce Of Experiment; Of Worknan,
by Luzborough; Volcano; Chronometer; Hannibal
Thursday I0.-Sweepstakes free for any thing, to
rule mile heats to close by LIST September.
two or more to make a race. One entry. - ..r,
Persons wishing to make entries in either OF the
above stakes do by addressing. post paid, Sam.
Caldwell, Fort Smith, Ark.
On Friday will Commence the regular Jockey Club
Races.
FRIDAy.-Two mile heats
SATuRDAy.--One mile heats, best Sin S. o..
The purses will be made known in good timc and tho
cash hung each day at the stand. Rare sport
Peced and sportSmen generally are inved TO attend
and contest the prizes.
N. Ii. The winner of each one of the sweepstakes 10
to pay for the advertising of said stake.
June %, lSi4-2I. CALDWELL, Proprietor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
AUSTIN & CLEGG,
NOW offer great bargains, at the store former.
1 ly occupied by Scott, White & co. They
have ust received, per steamer Cecilia, from Gin
cinnatl and Louisville
40 barrels whskey,
so half do. do,
25 kegs do,
4 barrels brandy,
1900 lbs assorted iron,
10000 lbs castings,
500 plough mouIds,
25 cast ould-boards,
100 kegs nails,
1000 lbs lead,
5000 doz cotton yarns,
10 doz bed cords and plough lines,
10 doz sifters,
boxes TASKS,
3 do pressed tumblers,
2 do Virginia tobacco,
6 do cloret
1000 gallons stone ware.
Which, together with their former stock Of
500 sacks SALT
50 do coffee,
10 hhds sugar,
3 do Loaf Sugar.
] ceroon Indigo,
50 bags Shot,
SO kegs Powder.
ALSO,--Hardware, Tinware, Queensware, Bed
cords, Plough lines, Cotton, and Wool cards, Al
spice, Pepper, Birthstone. Alum, Copperas, Black.
ing and Brushes &C., &C., makes their stock
one of the most compile and desirable ever offered
to the public here, every article Of which was
carefully selected by one Of the firm, and will be
sold low for cash.
June Is, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

Tobacco.
TVNI1E subscriber has been appointed ap for the
sale Of WITHEws q CARPE>TER's
CELEBRATED TOBACCO.
He has hand, and will constantly keep a sup
ply which will be sold at the fla prices
MOSES GREENWOOD. Agent,
No. 5. Fouche erstre.t.
New Orleans. June 10Th. 1874 -22-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

SCOTT, WHITE & CO.,
III AVE just received per steamer Lucy Walk:
- er, the following articles, which they offer
for sale, worry low, for cash or country produce.
ITO sacks Rio coffee,
$50 salt,
l6 hhds sugar,
cosk saleratus,
do madder,
! ceroon best indigo.
20 kits mackere,
10 do salmon,
barrels 4. oil,
a casks porter,
2 do ale,
barrels loaf sugar,
2 do crushed do,
do old whiskey,
boxes lemon syrup.
Is bales brown domestic,
$50 pieces blue Merrimuc prints,
25 cases fashionable hats,
25 cases boots and shoes,
200 pairs summer pants,
50 summer coats,
3 doz. handsome shirts.
9 bales oakum,
10 doz. painted buckets,
700 demjohns, assorted,
10 coils rope.
cask glue,
-. do iampblack.
Juno Is, 1874. .-t-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
WANTED.

'ENHE undersigned wishes TO get two boys of
- good habits, TO learn the Wheel wright or
Wagon Making business. Those wishing to learn
the above named business will do well by making
immediate application to
July 90, 1914. JOS. HAWKINS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
FORT GIBSON JOCKEY CLUB

VNHE FALL MEETING over this Course will CON.
Il mence
TUEsD,Y, September 81, Is44-Sweepstakes for j
year old colts. Entrance $50, s75 forfeit. One mile
b eats.
WEDNESDAY, e5.-sw wccpstakes for three year o,ds
Entrance $3.50, SIS forfeit. Two mile heats.
W. S. CoonEY,
A. WEBSTER,
SAM MAYS, each make entry.
THURSDAY, 26.-Sweepstakcs, any age. Entrance
$3.50, SIS forfeit.
w. S. COopEY makes entry, .., ,
FRDAY, 27.-Purse $50, entrance money added
Mile heats-best three in five.
SATURDAY, 2s.-Sweepstakcs, to name and close BY
the LIST September, 1914. Address
NJ. DUVAL, Secretary,
June 22,-20 FoRr Ctusos j. C.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
a awIREIv.

S, that Some OF the
EGen. DREw. are at
rests in the Northern
g his course, in the
which framed our
to the "basis Of rep
by them, that Gen.
basis, Of whites and
known as the "fede-
III This charge is not
III variance with the
u II old charge which
he was n candidate
s out Of the fact that
lsproved the charge
y course in the Con-
,s course, it remains
aspect it may be
md it may be seen by
p Journal of the Con-
ui ue to the principles
Sd as always in favor
NJ pom the number of
y is Of representation,
'l ween the Southern
III tate: the South con-
hid frai basis. and the
General DREw, we
te basis. So warm
y North and South,
M dissolution of the
| q which was charged
, tito and basis of rep
-, a majority, in favor
i estion I; wbereupon,
~ pmittee, made Il mi
favor of the North
sss 5 minority report
General DREW was
Ijority report favor
ey uth, and the minor
ro, b like manner; yet
d ed for by tho North
,ei f reports. In this
amendment to Cot.
Hbodying the princi-
red Gates of the ,ohite
IN his amendment oi
cal nal, page 80. The
Cl amendment, we're
he pc, of which Col.
70 renee to the Jour
y REw's amendment
is special Commit
=. and reported back
u hted into the Con-
i PROVISION esta blish-
: 10 the Legislature.
d his wise and judi.
ptisied the South,
-I to the North (the
IT y the just principle
-. pom which he had
"a !, This proposition
ha sis,a ,as the funda.
eu| to the South III
cr3 being subject te
nerations Of ths
Andamcaq1 prin
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

PUN, about 35 years old, feet 10 IL inches high,
and well formed. lie generally wears his hair long.
which disposed to curl, and when conbcd back shows
a Sigh streak the top OF his head lie has Roman
nose, and II remarkably hollow foot has down look
whsn spoken to and stammcrs little. He is intelli.
gent and speaks English and Chickasaw well and would
pass under most circumstances for Indian. 1t is
supposed he went among the Greeks or Seminoles.
July I3. ISII-23-9 PITMAN COLBERT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
PrOCla IN a tiOn.
BY THE GOVERNOR.

WHEREAS, the constitution and laws of the
W State require that q general election shall be
holden therein on the first Monday in October
next. therefore, |, Samuel Adams, Governor of
the State of Arkansas, do hereby declare and
make known that such general election will be
holden in the respective counties of this State, on
the first Monday in October next, for the election
of Governor, Representative to the Congress of
the United States, and for our State Senator from
each of the following Senatorial Districts, 10 wit :
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
Notice.

X BUSHELS ONIONS, fine article just received
Il - and for sale by A. NJ BUSH.
August 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
Skntence.

nNy. DOrr be impris.|
IN. at Providence, in
u FOR THE TERM OF
nd there kept at hard
ment.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

r that one Of the Vice
hIg Convention, was
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

EleanS. On the Goth
Pld in that city, one
Fresh was held u,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
TWENTY-SIX LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
VAN buren,, FOR SALE. TO BE
PAID FOR WIEN JAMES X.
POLK is ELECTED PRE-.
SlDENT OF THE UNI
TED STATES

WILL sell twent six lots situated in the town OF
l Van Buren, and known - McLeland's addition
the original town pat; the lots not being liable
overflow and well suited for building purposes; each
srable lots for private residences. The will be
sold pa dema nded when Polk is elected, and
not till then Deeds will be made when the lots are
Sold and bond and ury will be required of the pur
chaser make payment when Polk is elected Presi
dent of the United States. DAVID MCCLELLAN.
September 7, 1914.
N. B. Persons wishing to purchase will please call
at essrs. Pickett d Grcgg's store
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
Statesman.
BLAND-LlBERTYS
las w, DORR.

BIZ A ND-LlDEpA
las W. DORR.
hnd are holding tremen.
f Governor Dorr, and
net be made to quake
The whole na,lcn is
leeds of whig insolence
following, from the
must be the persecu.
y, when the "iaw and
d to cry aloud against
j. The people at the
bry to these despots:
the Mey York Sun.
DORR.
Meeting respectable in
bers, was held at the
since to devise ways
n of Gov. Dorr. We
er citizens, but it ap-
raj points of extreme
shness, in the case Of
lion expressed by cer-
unation and imprison-
never was doubte d,
ether POLITICAL. This
70 know not with wha,
caIIy friendly to Gov.
jury. He has been
be true; he had no
who had any sympathy
consideration for his
like O'Con nell, by a
bf being like O'Con.
urrounded by friends,
| Governor Dorr is at
ton dress, and made to
Is is bad in principle,
of the consequences.
h in office wise they !
t-tha, class Of men
ence they could only !
IA country like ours.
grew out Of a strug-
which had a majority |
d consequently which
nment, both claiming
Is contest, and in the
, he was representing
% the rights Of self
I'D, thrown into prison
treason. High Trea-
struggling to give a
fe, not reasonable to
oring to build up, not
r mode of giving him
n reasonable number
liticalIy his friends.
would have ended as
both jus, and polite
ature to open his prl-
thout imposing any |
ile in that prison the
J. His fate involves
knerlcans can never
r that one Of the Vice |
hig Convention, was
leanS.-O the Goth |
bid in that city, one
Fresh was held "a,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
CIR EAT ATTR A u TON!
NEW GOODS.

Fort Smith. August I, 1914.
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several articles in this list have increased very much
while others have fallen off, The additional importation
OF the above articles would 20 but little way towards
making up the immense increase the total returns
must exhibit The additional import this season
has been in the cotton and woollen manufactures
OF Europe the duties which range very high
The great revenue the importation Of these goods creates
has produced impression that the value Of the imports
must be immense. The duties amount to nearly one
third Of the total import Of dutable goods The total
amount Of received at this port from customs up
to July lst is Sill AL sss while the total amount of i'm.
portaons up to the period does not much exceed
s5ooooooo hardly probable that the total imports
for the year will be double this amount the markets
are at this moment fully supplied and the fall trade
usually more limited than that for the spring With an
importation equal in amount to former years and
portaon falling below average, in a fair way
experiencing some ofthe blessings realized in 1887 and
1888, from very large shipments Of specie.
The balance Of trade must be large against us.
count of the reduced value Of exports Prices for
agricultural products have reached very low point
partly account Of the great abundance in the market
while prices for foreign manufactures are sustained by
creating fictitious demand through the operations Of
the banks The movements Of the banks Of this counr,
have tendency to advance the prices Of foreign
uacturcs Any expansion In the way Of loans and ds
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say.nsw. BowSeu wl%iqssoa. NC, WIN I, Kirs; CroseD
inesos Grand Turk Nishes, Wilmington, Nc; abelia
Eulf'rd Washington. NC; Gov Arnoid B,con. Salem NJ;
Trio. Ncherson. aad Marie Ia. Cfowell, NYork
PRovfpENcE July i-ATr PFesidert. Wilbour Norf N;
" ulss Leeds Phade phia; Viz, Halo H. 90; Hs~ son
Chase, xa.ke N.Y. Irsn.lator Wills, NYork; Charles
fn Picton ~
PHILADgLpHIA, July 3Arr Albert Perkins CT rk Havana
alas ke-le, Tuks Island; President Hathaway Frestown
Lucy hoesrs, PnItIand Iodine, Blew, Msduon kear and
Laurel Packet Carey Nfsrk; susan Tsvlor Gnde
- zeppa Hammond Hal fax; SCI Roosevelt John,on ston
TENT ersee Noyes Hartford Adams, NieLenon Prov
T!esdweII; Albert vinal Niohol, White Roges ichd
Young Adams. Fal! River; Nreita Baynore Mary Ann
Caroline cor.sn; NJ xico Tcmlin; Oregon Wines Oregon
Sorson. ard = Towusesd soil Providence; Indena.
ru,ts Troy; WIN Henry Mount Be- stevens, White,
Dighton
BALTMoRE, july Arr Wildes Walker. Edgecomb firm
avans Phenx Fry Kin ston. JAM Gazele seon from Az
tgua; Emily Ecott, Mcdonald. Porto Gaelic; Queer,
Howland Pr vdence Peal, Nitkeron Providence; Mill
sent Cole, New forh Rocheste-. Fouut do: veml on
Sea man. do; Commerce, Edwards do Cid Rachael Post
Blethens Taunton, Mass Sld Land, rman Kingson
"a; Maria Atweli for st Aususpe Michigan, Terry
York; sar h. Boyce. Boston.
u, RGHMo.p, July led Aoth Sineson, falmouth VIM
w Wyer. Ad,ms, Boston; I gresl. iart, york.
~ EpkNroS. NC June 2s-Ar High Priest, Briggs NYork-
NEw ORLEANs. June as-CId Genesee. Jack LIVERPOOL:
Devonshe. Thompson, Havre Gen Marion Sylvester New
York
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II Y G E IAN IN STITU TIE
" WARREN STREET, ". "

]. STEPHE Ms Of Kings College Guys Hosptsl London
PARTICULAR attenos will he devoted to diseases Of the
eases Of Females lmpotsncy. syphilis and Gonorhca. ne
treatment OF which become dgaceul the
sican, and consequently fallen the hands OF depeab
set of to whom the under of their patients the only
object and long catalogue of diseases entaed
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