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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
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ME s;.ut,de c.nSins,.5a OF in.relien owhch thess
Pi,s mr., comrosed made them the wonder and edn
,.t;on Of The world They known ell Europe b
The only eyer That ss proved
ese ueh that they nus no, Ss used during presnaney
nroducs miscsrriage ii used duripx that period.
The directions translated into Enxh and cnveccea
seal Of the importer stamped Each by
the Of NJ dc pg.d,ogg, ,2s 'hs Ensah dr.
agent for the continent Of Hmerics
They b tr,esm,ttsd b msl y sny pat o. the Usiisa
he United srss ohc. I2s Liberty s,sst near 1sorch 3
ia Boston No Salem street Letter, directed TO DR.. b.
Melvean, boz a. New York will With mm.cw,. .ttnR
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ia m EY GOR DON q E " E TT

". w. CORNER tUJroN AND NASSAU STREETS
THr Nsw Yosu UpsALD--A daily paper issued every
morning ot the wrek-pcs cESrs PEI copy, Ceahuy
subscriber furnished The SANE rate for any specific yeol
THy WEEKLY IIrnl Lp-issued every Saturday morning
o'clock py,ce A QUARTER GENTS per copyfnr
nished 10 untry subscribers - annum, Ia advance
or at tho "a ne fnte for any specified period.
Connssv rDurrs requested to dress thsir etef'
JAMES Cos bwprt TTs ffof nse0xsAna Edbng~sda -
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MEDICAL.


.
nRIyATE Msoics A,sistance with many people, s
mportsnt who may nus es.r q con- con-
suit Professional snd should all mems ana s:aS
the book called the Rubcou The eon 3 rn,s1
nearly three its former size and
Interesting nyads who for reasons may possibly nap
is, w:n BY b. Gregory who still. the
ce of his profession AZ No II BaclsySeet near the rk
The various forms Of bodily and mental wsakness
faithfully dslinested the best practical method Of OBJ
"a those wSonay anfSrsunsi.y friend:
treating upon Impotence 6srrenness and certain destructive
habit Of youthful ndsscetion from whence results constr
tutl1na debility will be found both useful and iustructlng
sexual debility has made threatening nroads upon the health
constitution and points out only the Of
shows how and other. deceived by the
physical the of Frame
paptaon Of the heart deranRemen Of the system
consumption often ascribed wrong when in
rsa they the consequences Of an aafn and pencious
practice. alike destructive to the mind and body:
The price of the book the same 90 cents
For sale by anthor his residence, Barclay at
Broadway and at the following agencss' winch are drug
u,,
-'s. No. se William st. near Madeniane.
-'x, No - Fulton 1t, cor. o. Water st.
Dr.. IS, 90 BowsIy, corner OF Wslk-rS
David asds Cos, n East Broadway, cor OF MaFSt y.
Dr. A. W. whts No. As Delaney street, corner Of Suffolk
Il will be sent in sealed envelope those who may desire
Consultations by mail will share Of Dr. Gs careful
and prompt charges usual In such cases
The return will be paid or what remains the
price Of he book. fsS8 lm-ec
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FEMALE niONTHLy PILLS

OWING the celebrity. efficacy, and favorable 81
saaia stoppsse Of those functions Of n.
their ntroouction into United four ysa.
rounries and limitations constantly attempted 70 b
twelve cents box put in different boxes, and called.
sosbs a one or two dollars boz Females are thsresrs
c.s.ionsd sgsast these s.ts%gs e impose upen them
srfsits except those sold Madame sts Principal Once,
1s Greenwich street. New York aud Essex street, boson
Il each bog. .... xu-.
N B-They caa he esed by married single, BY foowAs
directions Jsed inside Of each box Bold di2 ~ -
s,iutmens so Grand street. Of Aler Nsw fofs
& Smku
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
ReVt:Iy re IhS f'If M b
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH IL, 1884,
NiBLo's CONCERT SALOON,
BROADWAY,
w vii bs introduced. which have beea approved b.
sli % es., each to :. rad the s,S places
Ps I,.2I. a. St9w9SS si.,
THE COT wHEais 2'' wE WERE BORN.
THE IRISH EMI7RA ANTS LAMENT.
Pm ting on the st e. Mary,
Or bright Nav morning. long sgo,
When fir.t you ny bridc.
Write, BY IL TIE & ss,. ., ,.,,,, ..
"''s' 0' Death bsaass on nearing Of the
4 voice fts sin the the ST mt At tomb.
Enlrea's with sweet commant,
WE ARE HAPPY AND FREE.
Subject from Rainef Hutchinson.
REcoLLEc1sfc"'SS;s OF HOME.
Al why from nuro an native home did we part,
With its wn9t ,aip' and valleys 40 "ear : each heart
Ger the wide waste OF waters STRANGER, TO roam.
LAND OF WARRINGTON.
Words BY g. r. Morris Es9 Arranged " Qaaette BY
Written by Eres Sargent, Esq.
Word, by George r. Morris. Esq
Word. by Henry j john Sharpe Melody by RUSSELL
THE enAvss s 81 i'si s ,,sArAnrE.
O, tn. oS Sf;s;n OF y A, 1iMFT; Doodle.
THE OLD GRANITE STATE, &c &c,
Con'snins Family History The Sous and daughters of the
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MEDICAL AID DOCTOR COOPER Il Duane street,
L tween chatham and William Streets takes this method
ng citizens and that he has for the last
yean confined his practice solely e ths treatment Of venesa
Is G. nsdared by portion the medical profession specie.
Of quackey It's legitimate members TO advertise still
advantage this victims Of venerea disease
derive regularly educated physician dsvotng Tia aen-
ton particular branch Of the profession be apparent
DO employ surgeon amputate HIND Ito an ocu-
list dsease Of the Ito antist Tor an operation on the
esh lend surgeon noted for the crre Of Syphilis when
rem are troubled with Vsnerea And do from the fact
that those perfect in this branch because they only
it, Dr. Cooper spent IN Lock os
pa and has for enjoyed che most extensive pracsc
Ia this way of any medical New YORK. Hecan cureu
Of Syphilis and ld csse 1--WE eved ~
I've days The DI s'xaLiy sAasAssd phy,ican and
performed il deporabls TO witness sono Of the cases
that the Dr. where the disease has been dve3
the by quack 70 break ont again IN the form OF
spots ulcers tho body pains In the JOINTS sore throat
aght syea. and emacaton The Dr. will in every ease war
rant cure, OF make 40 charge. ,
by which he the worst form Of Structure from onc
70 weeks with scarcely pain the patient
the urehr gland Of neck 81 the bladder
sometimes misaEsa for Structure BY general practitioners
&C UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. sometime. called g.
young men This IT, where TOO freely adused
bs bescts disease Of the heart con-
sumption, dy.papss emacaton Of the ane and hnsy eaa1
in complete idecy Dr. Cooper will effect rndical cure ~
such and roe the constitution TO its original vgoi
that by mild and si,ope OF medicine cure wa!np
ed in charge Post paid letter. desenpns
complaint and enclosing $a attended TO- Patient: attended
eenher "a Dusxa street, between William sad ChAtham ST.
me- tupk
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cAuTIOry tn FEMALEU,

MADAME REsrLLL. FEMALE n YsiCiAr. woa aIl
.sace 10 the atcnt complaints except by one 81 ter
own s.Y that all she attends 70 them personally hsf
asms necessary state this a. shs dos NOT w wa e s
rssrna advertising a. Female Physcisns who too gao
ss hemseves are OBLIGED TO et some scaIes
on and s Greenwich street, beweea Courtland
- '""'C "''~'~' no I'm m
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MEDTCAT AND SURGICAL OFFICE

M6OlOAl AMI OO4t0sS<~D ~
tie vietis u syphlitie disease the nest saccsssu
prscttoner at New York bsast or 70 ne tatment
this dssuussvs and maady sui TO %
found the old Office which ne "a. oseapfc 's sns n Penn
raj practce ida that all sdyene se
We t large portion Of those ihst iniest tnis city ss
Guorsnt pnedncaa chaatans bat that al are w o.
M:Sss 4. sSs' Hros, S%s
honry practice without general meaieai
We satisfy any that legally Quanea 20 acuee
Physc and SurEery-that possess o. tnsa
and hsicur skin IN s and proper Of
every variety Of VeneSeA Dae~ss. neuan2 M ill.,
treatment Of that harasging conpains o. ne r.
t r. nj we hsys sonHsG SSt or s sGs
only from every part the ss bat they come @
from West Indies aud Canada We have three
physieians city aud from the country coming 70 consult
respecting their PATIENTS sending rs their oI our
advice we quackery in any and there
take this method Of 81 sna IN ns
country where they rd physiesn skilled IN the
OF their disease Every undertake we cure or make no
charge No how long you ay have Glee stncute
Ulcers upon the body the throat or nose pains "a the
head bones Of the legs will and can cure you your
case il durable at all.
Constitutional Impotency !: disease 20 com
plcaed in its Character hst the adope1 by IN great
majority Of physicians highly injurious nseas y sanitary
We paid much attention 10 the treatment o. tn uaaS
i Of practice Many an VIC
tim Of this unnatural vice has need the BE- EN- OF our s1
iutary dyspepsia weakness Of the mo ano sna
81 the back, confusion Of Intellect fogetfqness
hs na aversion 70 society a. 20 gos
ons are oi;swed we Post paid ee w,t
,a.euent o. contanins - for adv attended TO-
hold Gnmnron with the advertising doctors in New Yoh
os o6sss y 1oor
Chatham street. ms lmseo
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Irnporsant from washington.


1t apyesrs by our advces from Washington, that
the most important station in the cabinet has beer
filled, and that other important appointments have
been made and are soon to be made by the Presi-
dent. II has been officially ascertained that the
following names were sent into the Senate last
Tuesday afternoon -
JOAN C. CALHOUN, OF 8. C. for Secretary Of State.
WILSON SHANNON. Of Ohio for Minister to Mexico
II has also been ascertained, that Sias Wright
has been offered the vacant judges seat, but would
not accept, and that ]. NJ Mason. OF Virginia,
would be appointed Secretary of the Navy 1t
was said by some, that Silas Wright would accept
the judicial appointment. But Messrs. Calhoun
and Shannon are past all doubt far as the ap-
pointments 60 Mr. Calhoun has not, OF course,
been consulted, but the President O" DIT has acted
advisedly in the selection
In the appointment of Mr.. Calhoun, great deal
of curiosity is manifested to know what course he
accepthe office. We give little light on the sub.
ject in the following extract from speech of Nir
Owens, delivered last January -
At the last session of Congress, distinguished Senator
from south Carolina, now no longer member Of the bo-
dy which for many years he had graced by his
read iron the speech of Mir Calhoun delivered in the Sc
nate After stating that had proposed to Great Bril-
tam he iory parallel anu she had IN return OIL
iered US the Columbia River, entering the Pacific, about
latitude isrty-six. as boundary, Mr.. Calhoun adds
1T follows that tho portion oferrory really dispute
between the two countries Is about three degrees Of a
tude-thst is about one.fourth Of the whole"
DO you perceive whittier all this tendsl We placed
III false position. Our claims north Of forty nine
gven up; and the queston lie to be- how much
south OF that parallel will consent to sacrifice in add
ton Will it be- replied that the sentiment quoted il
arsnark incidentally falling from an individual member
OF Congress- which cannot be used against usl And do
You imagine sir that the words of John c. Calhoun pass
not the Atantic' Can you believe that the
chance admissions Of such man. subject so inter-
esting England Oregon noted by the British
rnsryare not registered at St Jamessl Do you sup
pose that r Pakenham the expected British Envoy has
viii arrive among prepared to settle not whether Ore
gon is ours Great Britans but how these three de-
grees Of latitude are to be parcclled out between us
Malgr< this there is very little fear to the re-
suit OF the negotiations if conducted by Mr.. Cal
houn.
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M ~ a II N = -.
ISEMALE PHYSYClAN. Ofise and residence. Hs oteea.
witch between CorItnn1t and Liberty Streets whsfs
she be consulted with the stTicost confidence on com
plants incident to the female ffnn:.
Madamc ReeIls experiences and knowledge
g obstinate cases 81 female stoppagc
Ladies desiring pro.s usedJep dsng copec
other nisposition viii he accommodated durins sass
lime, with private and rrspccsse le board.
frevenys Powder 70, married ladies rpose Seesis p
BY mail any part Unted S,. Eric. Isl pack
sge Al letters (post peid addressed 60 boz es New York.
9oston Office, No. gseex street"
". B.-Madame R2sTELI would inform ladies rcsidinl
OF the city, whose health would admit of travelling,
st she would devote her personal atendancc upcr them q
pnr: thu DATED States witha reasonable distancs
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Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald

WASHINGTON, March 6, 1874.
Mr. Calhoun was confirmed to-day in the Senate,
unanimously-and without reference.
Governor Shannons appointment to Mexico was
referred.
l, is said that Mr. McDuftie has pledged himself
to Mr.. Cahoun's acceptance of the appointment of
Secretary Of State.
The Western men also say that his friends have
written to him not to accept it he cannot go with
the west on the Oregon question As to Calhoun S
position in this matter, tsent you all that Is known
TO-DAY, in an extract from Mr. Owens speech. I
think that there is little doubt that both south and
west at present. disposed 10 harmonze as far as
possible. The south is very anxious to conciliate
the west for the sake of their influence four years
hence. Calhoun would lose, the support Of the
west should he 60 against them on the Greg on
question. And, rather than 60 against them, |
think be would decline the Secretaryship of State
Should they coalesce, they may carry both their
rectly in the teeth of the North and East.
understand now that the democrats have strong
hopes OF beating Clay even in Kentucky, next fall,
on the strength OF the Oregon excitement. The
way "Old kentuck" Is now bowlDg and scraplBg
to old Massachusetts, is an honor to the country
ard good breeding The western people say they
can get twice as many tavors from Bates and
Choate as they can from their neighbors, Crtten-
den and Morehead; the latter OF whom has just
been talking OF his visit TO some Of your eastern
folks. Between Kentucky and the eastern sister,
mood, therefore, you may now see most deectable
illustrations in the science of counting made easy
all willing and billing, and coolng and woong.
Nor is the at all different regards the South
ern States: But here the game is more difficult
account OF the wing opposition to the annexation
of Texas. On this question, Clay now trying to
hnmbug the southland it is greatly feared the
south may not consent 10 be humbugged. Is Clay
southern man with northern principles '-or is
he northern man with southern principles !-or
is he both pause for reply.
tregret to inform you that Mr.. Benton is not so
we'll today He is worse to-day than he has been
since last Thursday.
Should Calhoun accept his appointment, and
Governor shannon be confirmed by the Senate,
President Tyhr's "balance OF power position be-
tween Clay and Van Buren, will be strengthened.
There seems TO be no doubt bat some Virginian
will receive the appointment to the Navy.
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TWENTY EIGHT CONGRESS-,
FIRST SSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 6, 1874.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 6, 1874.
TEXAS AND SLAVERY.
Mr. PHELPS presented several resolutions from
the State of Vermont. One of them was protest
against the annexation of Texas, unconstitution-
al and dangerous. This was laid on the table and
ordered to be printed Another resolution referred
to slavery II read, and the question of re-
ceptIon was laid on the table
Mr.. CRIrrENpEN presented resolutions from the
Legislature OF Kentucky, stating that the rates Of
postage too high and ought TO be reduced
CONTRACTORS.
The Bill for extending lime to contractors was
read third time and passed
OREGON.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Semple, and area-
dy discussed 10 some extent, was again called up
Mr. ARCHER moved to lay II on the table.
Mr. SEWER objected.
Mr.. ARCHER said he intended to introduce no.
tce tomorrow, and make a speech upon the gene
raj subject and bring the discussion TO a close
Mr. BUCHANAN hoped the courteous gentleman
from Virginia (Archer) would not persist in so dis
courteous course-at least towards hlm-for he
wished to speak on the question, and he did not
care when he did IT,
The subject was passed by informally.
The Bill for the adjustment Of land claims in
Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Iowa, &c. wa;
taken up ana is still under discussion.
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90 IS. 90
GO EASY. FORGET THEY ARE ON.-DAY's Fins,

GO EASY. FORGET THEY ARE ON.-DAY,s Fin'
- Premium Sheet r. Over Shoes with his Elastic SOILS,
besides be the aud durable overshoe
perfectly a,aped 20 the Boot and Psn chat the wrarer
y other they whoever examines them will
ly give them preference. They will completely do
The
Warehouse, % Maiden lane, Broadway Those who
want Days Over shoe should remember No Is.
LIFE pREsERVEtS AND JACKETS.-The best arti-
Gle manufactured in the United States Orders for the South
,ud West and North executed in the possible style by
th. manufacturer. HORACE ii. DAY, Is Maiden lane.
Inns
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House Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, March 9, 1874.
Yesterdays proceedings were closed by the re-
ference OF the communication from the President,
relative to certain fugitive CRIMINALS from Florida,
to the committee on Foreign Affairs, agreeable to
the motion OF Mr. Levy; and by the passage OF the
bill making appropriations Tor the revolutionary
and other pensioners tor the year 1874
To-day, after the reading OF the journal,
Mr.. JAMESON OF Mo- moved the reconsideration
Of vote Of yesterday,by which the resolution from
the COMMITTEE on Accounts COUGHING the pay OF
door keepers and others) was laid upon the table.
The previous question was moved and seconded,
and the vote was recons,deIed ~ to 40 The house
then went into an earnest debate upon the subject
OF pages, door-keepcrs, folders, Nc. during which
members of both political parties blamed each
other for increasing the labor OF the clerks, pages,
nc, by sending on eleclIOneering documents
The matter was finally settled TOR the day, by the
resolution being again laid upon the table-by u
vote of 50 to II.
The Srr.Krs announced the regular orders of the day
to be the bill providing for the election OF President and
the States OF the Union. The bill wS postponed to fu
tate the appropriation Of money in the Treasury Depart
ment designed for the Naval service.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
motion W as made to reconsider the vote OF Yesterday
ayns me bi Tor the Improvement of Pennsy Ave
nue. upon he table The yeas and nays called after
some remarks between Mr. Cave johnson and Mr. Camp.
bell motion followed to lay the motion 10 reconsider
upon the table which was carried 90 to CO.
n Dill was reported from the COMMITTEES nm Public
Lands, directing certain surveys land i'm Joa Wi.
consin and Illinois. - "
RESIGNATION
The Speaker laid before the House the resign eo .,
Samuel Beardsey member Of the House from Ns,s Vn,g
Tho Speaker ordered TO fiji the vacancy occs.onod
by this resignation in the Committee Foreign Re,a
tons.
MASSACHUSETTS, AND VIRGINIA
Mr.. DeoMaooLG presented Resolutions adopted BY the
General Assembly of Virginia the Resolu
tons Of the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts asking for
an amendment of the constitution in regard to slave
representation
MIR BsL,Es wished to present similar resolutions from
Alabama
MIR DsonoooLE moved TO refer his own TO Select
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NfcKENNY,s BLEAUHIN9 sALTS-lOo C-1s rcsh
WI lately landed; and gaar SUPPLY Yf quality qnai
snyl in the market ALWAYS hand and for sale on favorable
terms by OE0R0EuMcBR1DE, Jr,
m imsec a. Cedar
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CoNctsfRrED CASTOR H. in capsules 81 OeIeatipe,
the sa and pleasant medicine offered lut.
lic and are particularly commended all who would
mild and sgeabe axit,e The subscriber is the only rson
who has manufactured this article this counry having OBJ
tunedth original recent rom Lonton. Be your guard
against imposition.
The abo sold only a, c. IL PHILLIPS Drug aud Chem.
cal store. SO Beekman. eoraer Of William street n. y
a
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LArExr s0nTuERN SHIp NEwx

PH.LApELrHIA. Mar 7-Ar Charleston Packet Crowell,
PIovdencs g King Dole Mobile; James Hand. Ga.hill;
Alexander ParssI aud Charity Smith New York CID sarah
BALTIMORE Mar Sid Northumberland, Mason. ChaIles-
ton
NosroL., Mar aAr John Thompson. New York; Sd. EN-
mir Int
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SING-SING.

SlNG-SING
MR. WARNER, the Translator of Webers Theory and
u other Musical Works. will ope. Class in art OF
Singing at Sight, on Wednesday Evening" March 9Th, a.
oc ock he LASS will of both Gentlemen snd Ladies,
aud as will be made exclusively Of who p?s,esa
good musich u VIII be uiay eligible to all such
It's progress will be rapid the will be thorough
Room No. All Broadway. fe2s 7teod're
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FRENUh CHINA
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stain.
DALESME Importer and Agen, for Manufacturer hrs
IA always hand large Tor dinner and tea sets
plain white and gilt French Porcelain wsll dinner
fishes saisd bowls ruit baskets custaas sud stands
Allo. Tea and Chocolate Ware. Greek Ereuch and Amer
shape.
all tbs articles warrsxted Of best quality. and to be
I'd hrrs asd lots nreh ~ smsss
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DIR, HOUSEMAN'S
GER MAN COUGH ID OPS,


pREPARED and sold Wholesale BY JOHN j., DAVIS, city
city, Wholesale and retail by
JAMys 8. AsPINwALL,
8S William street General Agent for this city;
and By most Of the principal ren druggist: IN NeT ana
brooklyn Perhaps more ppprtanI and yaiSabe meIcne
hitherto been made TO the press 70 make s
thoroughly proved by the afbe test OF actual sx
ersnce BY its merits and intrinsic excellence has be
come highly celebrates. every sestl OF me county W..
ID nsib. remedy Tor colds coashs astha
whoopng cough Group worms heamorrage or raising pood
and all the complaints setns the breast and lungs and tend
pial. be seen in the hands Of the agents for s sac Of tins
healing essam showing that such has been s effects IN an "a
asme.abls multitude Of The proof. Of s wSnas o
ne cDmpsns above named ac a somps,s Event
complaints are 80 common owing 70 sudden change Fl ws;
cut thi, medicine timely USE Of will ave immense BIZ:
for medical attendance aud what A more Will prevent the
aesa.hng Of prynetsd ae: and often pIfsery:
life ITSELF Eficacio,s 10, mid pleasant anu Always
harmless purely yesssabls and may % sa
STANCES It acts mild e1rec,ofant and a. the , sne
sand. who were aborng under Illness bad ia:
tionally feeble i effect to mpat tons aud vsor TO- the
syatem while it never weakness .
Price fifty bottle Of four n I'm eodsec
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DOCTOR CORBlTT-May be consulted con6tsntiay at
Strangers respectfuy informed that Pr Corb nsn-
exclusively confined his p;acIce from being general the
treatment oicetain classes Of diseases now eleven
The annals Of Medicine Do record greater success y. Is 70
against the use OF Mercur has its Of victims.
few days removed entirely from the
qsasd and BY greisnder and asets there are
need despair Of being red to health BY APP
plyag Dr. Corh practice Of may years has estabsn
Doctors reputation for skill and resect bi ty Suie-
ures engae the Doctors proou aren't medicine uiay
be had c,ain disease IN any Oh 'ss Tor o.