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MURDER.-At Helena, Arkansas, on the 7th
ult., the day Of the general election, man by
the name of A. w. Boland killed Limon b.
Fisher with large bowie-knife. Boland was
Immediately arrested, and the Circuit Court be-
ing in session, true bill for murder was found
by the grand jury against him, and his trial fixed
to take place on Monday, the 26th ult.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-13

Bishop Onderdonk, of this Diocese, is to be
presented for trial to Convention of Bishops, to
assemble on the 10th of December next in this
city. Bishops Meade, Elliott, and Otey are the
presiding prelates The charges are deemed suf-
Y. True Sun.
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Cooper's last novel, Lucy Hardinge," has
not received very favorable notices from the
English press.-Inquirer.
Strange-passing strange Cooper is in heart
an Englishman, and has recently shown his OPP
position to everything American by proclaimng
himself Locofoco.--Forum.
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THE TEXAN PRISONERS.

The schooner Creole has arrived at New Or
leans, bringing the remainder OF the Texan pri-
soners, one hundred and nine in number whose
release has been before mentioned.
BY the same vessel information is received that
preparations were making at Vera Cruz for a new
invasion of Texas, which it was thought would
not take place until spring a
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-13
KENTUCKY.

The Louisville Journal of the Bib instant pub
fishes the following returns, and says:
Enough is known TO render it certain that Mr.
Clay's majority in the Stale is very large Of
course all anxiety in regard TO details is at an end
We have received the following:
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-13

THANKSGIVING IN New YoRK-Gov. Bouck
has appointed Thursday, 18th December, 10 be
observed as day of thanksgiving and praise
throughout the State.
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SUCCESS OF THE CANADIAN REFoRMERs-Our
advices from Canada announces the election of a
sufficient number of Rcformers to secure ma
jority to that party in the Colonial Parliament.
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VIRGINIA.

In 101 counties Folks gain over Van Buren,
is 1854; Van Buren's majority was about 14O0.
Nineteen counties remain TO be heard from, which
gave 2l5 majority for Van Buren,.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-13

MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-Mr. R. P. Wood
worth, of the National Hotel, Peru, Illinois, died
recently, from the accidental discharge of his gun.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-13

The National Sabbath Convention will con-
venc in Baltimore on Wednesday, the 9th of
this month. Delegates are expected from all
parts of the Union.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-13

Governor Crawford, of Georgia, has issued his
proclamation declaring Messrs. Thomas Butler
King, Seaborn Jones, Washington Poe, Hugh A.
Haralson, John H. Lumpkin, Howell Cobb, Alex
ander II. Stephens, and Robert Toombs, to be
elected to the Congress of the United States for
two years from and after the Sd of March, 1916.
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COMFORT FOR THE MILLERITEs Fourier said
that the world would not be destroyed, until
1900 years had passed away.
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GENERAL JACKSON AT HOME!

GENERAL JACKSON AT HOME!
We rejoice to perceive, by the returns Of the
election in Davidson county, Tennessee, publish
ed in the Nashville Banner OF the 9th instantly
that the HERMITAGE PRECINCT (Creee's)
the residence of General ANDREW JACKSON
stands out as CALAMITY as ever against the dica-
tion of Old Hickory Indeed the Wings have
made handsome gain there, under the very
frowns of the old hero, as will be seen by com.
parson of the recent vote with that of last year,
as follows:
Jones. Polk Clay. Polk.
Creeles SO So ll6 so
Such is the state of parties at Gen. Jackson's
own precinct. The people there kno,o him.
They know him in Davidson county, too, and
know him well-and, although they have, like all
Tennessee. in days gone by, delighted to honor
him for his brilliant military services to his coun
try, they have never failed to sgnally rebuke his
gratutous, indecent, and ungrateful dietation!
Gov Jones's majority over Col. Polk, in Davidson
county, last year, was 500 Now, although we
have not returns from all the precincts, it is fair
to presume, from those we have received, that
Mr.. Glars majority will run up to $50 at least!
All praise to the glorious Wings Of Gen. jack
sons own county! Since the day when they
found the old hero deserving his principles, and,
with JOHN BELL at their head, bearded the Lion
IN his den, they have faltered, never waver-
ed, but have been all the time true as steel to
the Wing cause They could at all times be
most implicitly depended upon by their brother
Wings throughout the Union ! Oh! we do love
and honor those ever-glorious Tennessee Wings
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! the following
PRESIDENT.

The preceding returns are made up to the
close of the polls on the third day.
The Maysville Eagle of the 9th has full re-
turns from two counties, as follows
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The Nashville Wing, extra, of the 9th instant,
has the following:
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ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.

IN A FORMER ADVERT IMENT ON sTRlcTUhE
which s Were pans Sssss aei and cure:
Ss . sHs s'is
TN. complain. q no. and is proper mean. ofcure
necessary that srsam should obsucsd
much dmSlshed N s. 81 stctaIs .h. indeed ossu"
months and year. with any N shsnS
any thing directing the the this
Pain certainly then complained Of but it only
:ps;ai ass
sf There owe T which voss
y nso.s to t. when tosy %s, ne1
cure Many other symptoms might be men,oned lut most Of
ss; s s ..1ss s:a i n
erx 9 d Se .s rss. easily and
tn, re need not be much dnahed Of Sus
should happen after the clothes that drop 2,
wS w sssi rs 70 Nos
p NO ean % fs M out
iss TIME ronn.h doroanAdsA NAY HAVE akma,HrD
eqSs much
Is tn ai BE- s sosd O. e n pssSs
how long this as con!nse without s anche IL
have S ss ssv e sr w s.D
eiaa. .. e. ~ a. Sas at The third Is
Tc EyrneI srn,SruSE has uGos s Tsn To- deps.
spirits AID lessen mental NGs ta. b. fos 40
which patient does not observe tnat
he active capabie OF business formerly MS
a srous Effects though little understood put uu
Occasionally Indeed whoever considers natu con-
of mind and sexual will eay Imagine inst as
there is medium by wach the mind 80 roweIiu aGs upon
through the medium s Ssxual or4aas
upon he mind This however Is better eI blamed 10
world AS he cure OF Structure pro-
cesds.t.s activity Of mind invariably ieturns ....
With rsspett to The Cue Of II gratifying to
pain or Inconvenience Nothing exceed the mrovemsnt
hands Of and experienced the Of Structure
is accomplished many days formerly it demanded
month"; Many consult the writer who on bu,
this city for short only but return perfectly
cured, though it has been of trouble and tor
hose who their home the writer iarrs-
his peculiar together with bis fnyate
Treatise which has eresting chapter, givcg every nior
formation the subject and written the panfs
Dr. hiiph raaes oi saying that he may be
consulted diseases referred to his Private
Treat.e"-ar his dwelling house, No " Greenwich street.
at bour and OF tie number Of reende
aud books ofquackery which nst this city, he deems
per TO the following satisfactory ground Of
conf, strangers Besides his rank Graduate
Of Edinburgh, &c. &c he has been engaged the
cure Of these Diseases both in Hospital and city prac.
three editions Of work expressly On ,hem Also that he has
Letters IRON the eminent Physicians Europe to the most
eminent in Anercaas Sir Ashley Cooper of ondcn to Dr.
Mott Of New York DR. Physck Of Phadepha and otnes,
and that he permitted refer almost Pbysca Of
eminence in this city The Private Treatse is ST. Ad-
dress DIR. Ralph. aS Greenwich st. ap2l imsec
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHlLDREN-A PRO-
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
TO MARRIED LADIES;


Iva Those Invaluable Pow dc have be- universally adspea
Europe but France particolzr fer of thirty year,
we'll BY Thousands this country beas the only MID
SAFE and csccus remedy for married acs whose health tcs
bios too rapid Increase Of family.
The results Of their adoption 70 the hsrru.F the health
often the M Of dectioaae ite aud fond moth.
touch within the limits Of adSerriSe.
nsntre:u which affect rot only 5hs pssst well beng o.
but well known that the families OF the married often a.
beyond the happiness ohose who them birth would
dctsei In how instances does the hard working father
aad especially the mother Of poor family remain slaves
tong but live and living but to toll when they ms have
enjoyed and aueuce and and toll
have weighed down the prt and last ocken the health Of
the father how often the WIDOW lett anaba with the most
vrtuous Intentions her faherss offspring from be-
degraded objects Of cheyo pr0gate oil vicof
Even though competence and plenty smile how ofte
.a the days OF the kind husband and father elnbtered
in behodjrs emscated form and declining health OF M
companion his boso she mad reached the age Of
thTty-fast SINKING into premature gave-with the cetA
prospect himself being early beIei the ms JOY
sad .orrows and hs young ad helpless o. Eors
dearg attentions and watchiul solcudc winch motaf
aone beatow nncqnently time when least able 70
support heart.rendng affection Is IL desirable. then!
it mora-ior parens their families, csardisss Of
consequences to themselves or the well being OF tne
when simple, healthy and certain remedy i, within our
control The ADVERTISED feeling the OF TIN. spbet
and estimating the ben tits resulting 10 thousands by tie
adoption Of prescribed 5y her, would respectfully aouss
ana which subject by simps
and healthy within our contolf Every c,spaasoaNs
vrtuous and enlightened mind viii unhssitaslngy ens1sE -
the affirmative.
cur directions They be by mail to all parts Of the
United States. . ,,.s. +, AZ
si,sib + .1a ssd.siiss
heurs from A. M to r NJ Boston Office. No. EsI;i
ito 2m<m
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VICTORIA RAZAAR

THE HOUSE AND STORE, No 4.o BRoADwAY,is
situated on the most eli ibie of Broadway BUSH
ness and the whole of the building i'll be altered aud
tiers, s.s' cases aud other convent he counter. and
cases wiz oei siartteiy LOT tue sac 81 staple and ancy
floods va silks, Laces rm!s, Military aud Silk and
Wosed eiiais Also Ladies fashionable Head Dresses
aud other On Cod silver aud Plated Wa Watches
and Clocks. Lanps, Chaudaiers and Fine Cutlery Also
ch emma and Glass Ware Anruals and other rich Books
peeket BOOKS C,ne', u br las and fasos Couiero
periumeIy Genlsmen and Ladies Funishng Stoe Ladies
IN sore Toys and rich goods of description and for
lists, fashionable Mlnsrs, Dress Makers, Merchant Tao
haters aud Others And order that the Bazaar should be-
fashoba lie resort and worthy of pubic patro age
counters WILL for the of nf. Nor damaged
goods and certificate OF recommendation will be required
from the gentlemen aud ladies intend take charge OF the
counters The propeors intend il possible that each
ter shall contain different and Of goods ad tn articles
Ola Will also be lifted fr txhi5tng goods
inventions aad other the
back part Of The Bazaar will be let Ice Saloon
HE EsTABLrsHMENT also heated, lighted, and kept clear
By the propretors.
10 "a iew counters and glass still to let
he basement st),s will be mad undr the BAZAAR and
fitted with glass aud counters They will also b. let for
tent ees Boot and shoe store fancy Baskets and ot
ectabie business
N Persons who wish hire sands in the Bazaar will
please to apply AZ the premises. ALI 2w sec
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E0R TIE PITEa

DEAD the following interesting apd ncgsSs cure Of
N Piles MIR Bowman, distinguished arSssatss siding
Broadway has been afflicted with the flss tGs ss years
FOUL appetite oad liver orpd occasional plpEk. eoune-
aud angud, ompains of pains a. dnevs,
DO wells, attended with pile tumo much ir3o tines
produce SUFFERING, reI,evny them
selves by pofuse dschaee blood inducing great debility
the of The back from the long irritation had
dearee lost their producing umbago and as
with muhdculty thai ne coul walk his step wa: feeble and
years Tor ths co Tad obtained only
lief is now emit y cured having taken only three boxes Of
mies since and feel, return of the complaint Is as well
to that IL estimable remedy Dr. UPHAs PILE LLEcTuARY.
Krade this only Of hous md similar csses cured by
sold by proprietor his Office 1876 BowERy doors above
Spring street Advice gratis Rem mber 1876 Bowcry Ageats
E. Warner Y Co. Utica r. Fitch X 60. Syracuse l..
b. swan, Kochesor CoIman 4 Co. Buffalo
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MADAME COSTELLO,

TEMALE PHYSICIAN, EDUCATED IN THE MEDI
Il CA. FACULTY In PARIS. and Graduate Midwife
offers her professional services the ladies OF this and
coduyHsvg had long experience and surprising success
the accident her
the point of confinement those suffering from suppression
rreguay, obstruction, &c &c., that she will Re happy
afford comfu temporary reside. whsre they e
ways have tie beat meacl and the most matronly
care and nurns If preferred will wait and attend
them at their hone until perfectly rssored Madame
particularly to impress the minds OF the delicate that
ociatcs personally that hesitation dread
never need b. Appreciated
NB-Madane to,ieilo would inform ladies eEidng OF
th city health would admit Of travel that she
would devote her personal Attendance them to part Of
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame O. be Consulted her residence Lspenard
all times and with the strcest regard to the wishe. OF
her patents. All communications and letters must be
pl,d. IN lm*rc
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The Grentest Invention OF tho Age.
TIILI IAINISIpI L. L 1,INl4S

OR GENTLEMENs' REAL HEALS OF HAIR. beina
the latest and in the manufacture OF
WIGS AND SCALPS,
And the Subscriber is happy being the introduce them
here They display forehead and temples to any height
point making before attained They are composed
3ngy inserted equally buted as to appear just ssa
ing from the skin. They tit the head by mechanical con-
tryancr entirely They on IN moment Iney
mmedaey adapt themselves 70 the and once
the Of perspationhs fact alone Is worthy Of
consideration southern gentlemen BY being composed
Of cued hair they require
ranPement; aad they made on new nee; they never
shrink Gentlemen choice Of several hundred Wigs
ana scalp and fit them in Prices from
IS to SIS
e. Phalon respectfully invites all wearers 70 examine
stock of Wigs and scaps elsewhere Copy
the address. h. PHALON.
mar irnsso Brs siis 81, Pauit Church
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
rsyErrsp, Asp rREf.Rsp ~

fE scieat,6e combination q sredleni: oiwhlch thea
Pills are composed have n,sde them the wondT sdn
cation OF the world They known all Europe 70 sa
the only preparation dsccyeed that has proved nvh
being .aeh that they mus. not s used during presneaey
produec miscarriage If used during that period.
1he directions translated rto English, and are envelope
rouad with the sell Of the importer stamped Each bog co1
tsina the SIGNATURE of ~ de- Bqadeloqye ard The Engh az
have the sgnsture Of Dr. b. MIVEU, euthcfSrt
agent for tbs continent OF America. 60.
They be transmitted by nail part OF tho uas
States &oldby Or j. MELyEk agent and importer cf
sbe United ,e oes lag Liberty street near RE -
in Boston No. Gaem Letters directed to III
elveau box a. New York, will meet with immeainse Mtepl
tiss. All l.ttcrs must hs post rslt. fio xm'm
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DR. JORDAN'S
PRIVATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES

E1R THE CUKE Of Secret Diseases offer advantages
possessed by any othrr advertised remedy 70 wit :-st
They contain very thing requisite for internal and external
2nd AppfoI remedies Tor every synpom 3D. They
ed by the M nitos treatise secret sease with
crman' without consultation exposure 9Th One
package Effects but II any other medicines
Iequsd t,ey supplied whou charge. The
subjected ios Of time other lastly,
the Mootor points the only mode of prevention NO.
for OF Gonorrho9 ,est Seminal Weakness, &c No
for Venea al its .tages No for Fluor Albus,
Whites The Monitor SO The packages complete
80, securely forwasted TO postpaid Iemittancss
Sold only Drug 90 Prince OF Marion,
few Of Hb1s Private G9M Marion ST.
tnuation of Centre street ala lmsm
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Sales II Stocks ut PhIiade Iphia.

FIssr BOARD May l20 shares Girard Bank, s; $40 do
do 81 Oh do ss 100 do do bo 81 2i2 do Bank o.;
DO Wilmington RR 49, les do do cash. 49, $4,000
5s i 5000 do cash 7s 5000 do do 74 10000 do do 7s
5000 do b5 74 II 900 DO b5f 7ds 5000 do 7 A3 do
5ig.
SECOND Bo,Rp-sI550 County SIS new, e7s; shares
Com Bank, s5 5iI 80 do Bank 5i 500 Lehigh per
cent any year, 81; $4,000 Ches Del 6s 1856 50 S20oo
do do 50 $4,000 do 30; $1,000 Res jg RR Bonds 6ss;
sl1oo state Ss I3i S4o4 do 1885, 24; $3.50 do 79s so
shares Girard Trust, el1 =
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yyONDERFIU. DISCOVER

STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
~ change grey hair its original color few minutes This
solution different from yet offered and cannot fail OF
preceding ell OTHERS IL is highly ccaci0us and thu
advantage OF boaatiyrg the hair without njuring it
growth.
Those doubt requested TO have their han
changed before paying their money. If humbugs would taxi
this method there would he reason to complain.
One trial vii prove the fact,
Sold wholesale retail and applied Nos Chatham
opposite the Hall Of Records, New York, up stairs.
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02

skEiAi4Ei MONTHLY HILLS
Owing the celebrity, ecscy inyaraale IL
" Madame Hestels bensle Monthly ellis oil II.
regularity OF hose ctions Of I
tpre upon which health Of every en, depends
ntroauction into the about seven
and limitations Constantly attempted 20 bs
Al twelve aifierent boxes and eailed--
Female Monthly Pilis with the ohJec oil seiiin2 tsm,
Sossbe, dollars box. Females are therefore
eautored rgsinst attempts them. IL
ssicent here TO state ha all Female Monthy Pills
ts except gold Madame RestslPs Principal 0scc.
la Greenwich street. Ncw York. and Essex street, Bosca
sricc 81 rxans asz.es signs-s Ia Wilton or hs sovs
n E-Ihsy csn ts s,sd By married ssse. by ioIowxs
.. drnct,sy '1sed r,idd Of each tos. fie 3nsm
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French brig OF war Grifion,

N.vAL-The French brig of war Grition, Com
mandaut Gasqueit sailed from this port on Mon
day last for Vera Cruz.
The U. ship vincennes, Capt Buchanan sailed from
his port yesterday bound on cruise TO OF the
West India Islands ....
We learn that the U. s. frgate Potomac will sail this
evening 10 morrow morning tor Vera Cruz
naval general court martial will convene at the Navy
Yard on Monday the 22nd inst for the trial of Leuts
John w. West ans Il Cogdell.
Lieut. A. Montgomery, with forty men, all OF the 9th
tantry left here on Tuesday last for
another expedition against the Indians. We learn
tn they will be absent ten days.-Pensaeola Gazette
a pril 20
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BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.

neled horoaghre is admitted be the greatest
the sale OF rentlemens wearing apparel in the
United Sate and the mpeson that has 10
the minds of many at purchasers Broadway Obliged
70 paw exoro ant pce Tor article If is r
om ne Enoyn reputation the eharg e.iabsed
V rDW AID soA. proprietor Of the City Cash Taiorine
EspIshmen No 2o2 Broadway Here Il an advantage 10
ana Others visiting this city avail themselves Of
AZ ou irotn very extensive If ready made cIo-
bs m nai eeree from the best materials and tn
called 70 VISIT this establishment and examine the late syie
preaching season. 'A's4e"'o WI ZIG "'
re as an sisorsnt Of rich Chsne Velvet Brocade
nss ahcy rrrnch Cloths nv the late arrivals
rom me celebrated mandatory Of Bioey Fills and
expressly Tor the spring fashions superby
,..,, o, . EDWARD FOX,
Fulton '' - r,a sec
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j. r.. r. BLESSON.

G D P p E r S M T II FROM PARIS,
JAS TIE HONOR intern the puoc, that he has jug.
egend store at 26a Greenwich street. where he manuiac
and has for safe, kitchea Ranges and Tackle
style altogether made Of piece Of metal Mouds fo
pstry ,oas Of different models Aambgne bathing Tubs
Half Baths He also manufactures wrought tins
ad repairs, good all Kitchen Ranges and Tackle
and By agreement Will deduct fifty to different hotels
and boarding houses
" The above articles VIII be lent
NJ BW at the above place, journeynan tnman and
Young man who can speak French aud English
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DR.. HOLT's SPECIFIC:
FOR DISEASE. PRICE 81 & 81 PER BOTTLE.
DR. Hollis VEGETABLE TINCTURE,
FOR GHoNRRHoG, 81 PER BOTTLE.
THESE remedies got for speculation They have
been used for Pat with eminent by The m
stss.s Army Who ssosSs thsi ss1inss
first makes them puzzle conscious that he is thereby doing
THE cfiS fails to mike perfect
disease has s ~no nsse
& or ThIrs the asss Of has s
Gates every atom Of Veueeai Virus Or Mecua p,soa and
v u rins u ssf time
and e!eet with all their attendant ,raa Of Ills ard
dssssS i'm ssse..s they ;ssSy Vegetable
s Sod ~ho nS s &C s fss
NJ "a E., Sih5s, S.
Mar. sy door FROM
Y, section Of North South
it III ss:
their fS,uIe supply in their respective places
paid cash promptly atsa nd t.. and
RECANNON's COMPOUND PULMONARY sYkUr,
cure " s ys o
Which 50 many have issey
Ia: met e s % ons 81 %
Wss 5 Jan Tsapt 's
S Msu its
A1 's' ~
aad sn ss @ NJ sHd sseS
GOmPn Ysrcs and vanSSm slrees; Albert
ne ysss5y md Va
drS9 and F0aa MT Hart GRAD and No!i0I
kkasD 70? sp s: s"s sIo.Sy
6 e'I saa es sud aa c % 1a
far. rss .,I. ss'; sr Daily
Wiiiisn:burSh-John Moore Kings Count, ,sssa
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cAuTlON 10 EEMALEs

A6ApAMg iaTELi.., FEMALE PHYSICIAN. rculs
W. iniorn sdies who, with proper dsi'cacy pave epua
Ssxcc to OF their complaints except by OF c
oyn sex all sbe sttendx 20 them peorsy, her
experience practice enables her TO do So sts
srto this a. she does not wish 20 be
with comfortably appearing and disss
srsrus Advertising a. Female py.cian;" who too gsa
at incompetent themselves are obliged to get some scscs
qrsck to experiment Iuteed Consulting psI
cgy az las Greenwich street, between Courlsni
aid Lihsrsv sssS. herrs 81 ATTENDANTS icn ~ 'ts
. "a