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NUMBER %.
RALTIMORE LOCK HospIrAI.

a, A. T,IS o a., ar a, -. -, . -. ooI0aere,
sTKgET rgO DooEs Ipns -. 80 80 ..s"@A
WHERE may I've obtained the mo>a sprr,,v
w -. q. c.......- -. $40 ~ Wy
=. - ~. 'r',,s. "re '"fss s>nsanai WeaH
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No ~, ' ~ .,,Ix ~. ..D, IN W 'hAkOs MADE,
iN rkOM ONE To TWO DAYS
AnenddDcf from Z ~ he Bsorusag fU lO M uigkf
DR. JOHNSTnN
. ,.,,., of a.. -, .,,I - OAN'n -
,,. " 70, TO- 10Y. '".s. OF Surr-ons iAecnuAs of -
-. -, m. Ira 50, ~ !. " oo' 90 :" NJ No col
Co the Luuap 0r.n. hut ,o,, .,.e.1s T., ~ "~'
~ ' wv ~. e,p~eAp IN An sa~sas
hkthS p~fAss,
,n,,,s, ,ns 80. - 80 s-Ap o' pSsssf. nods h has
an IN ,s.ed .so-- Of .h,.s n, 49, =, W -. ~pe~es ths
-. - 60. -. w s'cea ~ a,sesefy o,s>n AH@ fss@
- "no ION esaea''on and te<etabthfy. .
ho,us 49,. - % w '.'n~ 'y"psns.sof As
I'd mss. noeu,nsi - . 80, a . nse 'sso~.
-, -. p."- IN 70" mead ard hmes dimoss
% ssees n-'e' on us shin soo> and n,
80 ana poyfts~ns on with fs,shuai rspsd,sy
vsua Of ina. a. 10, a,. saa - ne - t.n ~
puts . p-rai n b ir,.sr.I :.
hdes nm " mat eoans whence us~e'sr To .seh
v.olabs secrecy. rs. s,sns,,. p,.e,. I. =. -
psis OF tarops ami America ea~-snHy seeo....s
"a " -
""lanehoy fact that v.euas M IN, so,,s
90, ,,s. >.n"'- OF shotsnt n~n, WIN By ths
-, n 80, $500 rum the constitution. and
" s"H'fef =" an uniimry srave nah,
Vi" 'e''d"- OF las i'e miserable
FATAL hALADf.
" AK N"I f-iho-" persons who injured their en-,
sfhuii"ns ~ certain pfAeue- speedily cured
hhata Piy that hop. of his country "A. M,
4tuns Z" hs pa-n should be- shated prso~cts an,
FS"h r by ue cons -qF-he.s dey.ng path NJ
nature -i"! "iueing certain Secret Habit sssh p,r.a.
"t- contemplating
MARRIAGE
Should reflect sound M nd .n.i b.-I, nm. m. ,
REQUISITES promote eonnuL,aI I,uIo-s. -, heess.sU
huriy v,ew-h. mind ssoa nc pso's-e'
DE-
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NEW GROCERY STORE!

IUN1E subscribers have taken the store former
y occupied by Messrs. Ayner doors below the
He'll Tavern IoI tile conducting and Com
mission business We have. Keep constantly on hand
general Assortment of Family tful
invite the attention Of "nd the public generally
goods CONSIST ! part Of
Gunpo~dsr Y. Hy.os ImpT Black Teas OF the finest
quality
Mocha, Java and T.asuayra Coffee
Wool-ey Woo-ys b--i crushed Sugar
81 Croix, Porto R,co and osussT
Hull a. Sous best soap
Do Nafiegaiei do
No. Maekrrs
A choice
RegAlIa and Principe SegaTs
Bakers Cocoa and Claeoae
No I ~ Carolina Heuings
Painted Bucksls aud Bfoons
A great Vanety OF Spaces
Letter and Foolscap Paper
best l-cndOn aud French Mnstad
Patent aud PLAIN sperm Candies
l.ondonani Philadriphia Potter, u pts and ats
hanilil aud spanish Mats
Connecticut shad, hall bbs
CITY Cured Bacon, Hog Round
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy, of the quality
Holland Gin
Old Jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye whisSey
Madea and Sicily MADEIRA Wilma
Pnfi, Clifet Sherry and Malaga do
And all other goods belonging o III. Grocery Tr,dr
We also tender f,~ni. AMI the uc
rally for the sale NJ Produce, piCms- ,1eu,n In
obtain i'r highest market pucr.
u. N. TEMPLEiAN,
WM. ". RADCLIFFE
j. ~ No. &c door. below the Bril T,y.,n
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO TIE PUBLIC.
II HAVE a superior article of Brushes from 90
To ooOO cheap general assortment Of Pam
s aflicl-s.
Or retail.
White Lead hand Ia beat ffo 25 lbs TO 500 lbs
TIE above ARTICLES Of scecoR
ouniry Gentlemen would do well caH aad examine thesc
goods and Judge for themselves ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop. Main street
Nert door TO the Exchange Bank
Richmond. Va. May 9gth IaI9
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S6O.UUU WORTH OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
BROOKS u HUDS0NS!
House, Sign Painter aud s.ta.ss


Second Supply.
MAY. Is45.
VvNHE subscribers have received by the latest
u anys's from New Yors, PhsdeIpha and baltimore their
second supply Of Spring and Summer
ton OF the best and styles cheap
ness u unsurpassed in this following embraces
a part of the goods received,
Extra hhe Shaded spe and Printed BaIeges Ralzornes
Do Hermann BaTeges AMI Marqulsans, for Dresses
French work Collars aud Capes
Muslin and Canibr, Edgings nd Inse,tnzs
Thread lasees and Edgings
Shaded Gimp Cords. for trimming Dresses
Ladies Silk and lid Gloves and Mus
sIb and Cotton Hosiery variety
Ribbons, Parasols, PaTasoleiis and sunshade.
Silk' Hermann, Tnpol and BaTege Searfs Ands hawIs
Hue black Armue and POlt Dc striped and blain
Light and dark coloured fouard de- Pekin Sik.
EIira hps Blue black silk warp Alpssas
Bfk and bue blk Iionhazne and ChAlle Bon,baIIne
Black Love and Cape Veils
sold BLACK Lawns and Ginshauis
Fine Black Mourning Prints
10000 yis French. English American Prints from To
37l cts peTyard
Linen Cambria hdtfs variety. 10 3Of %
Superior ~ Linen shreungs aud Pillow Linens
Heavy unbeaebed Irish Linens. for family use
bOuble satin Danask Table Cloths and Napkin.
HuekeTbaek, Russia and Birdseye Diapers
India GAS Cloth. Mohsr aud Corded sImts
lsaee Stripe and Checked Musins
Canbucs Jaeopetis. swiss and Null MusIns
Pain striped aud plaid DriIingS, for Boys wear
French and English Cloths ami Cassim-rrs
Mountain % ~
Buriaps brown aud bcachrd Shirngs andsh-rtinrs
Cotton oIHabuTgs, brllrgs. Sc Nrty rhsAPat
MAY ~ BRDOkS 4 HIDSONS.
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JOHN V. HARDWICKE,
Nj f. X e. HANT ramon.

u, Wcst. NInIn 81,
II AS received his Fall supply of Cloths, Cas-.
sinners and VeI'ng Of French and English Manufacture
which he invites his friends and Public and examine AS
uey are Of new aud beautiful styles
Also every other article suited for genemenS
0-d&cu
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Additional Supply of New Spring and sum@s,
DRY GOODS,

DRY GUODS.
" are now receiving aud OPENING. ssco,,,
supply at seasoEabe Goods sonpt,.,n, - - -.
sves purchased At llysesi e..h 49, -
~ ".'''sSie "f fsuH Al moderate adyanrs on g.
part "ih BE- found eRaulstaed below, "n he eo.s-a
E,LA s9psrahe printed Hal1ornes and p,,...
40 do. black ami second motrp,rs A.
t'nSh ana t-lhsion Gnshaus and Isw,.
- oiA.A ana white G0 Rsl1orin. Al
80. ..'h Leu, stfiPed, and pLiid Mu.irs
fti N Brad, tucked, and etnbro,i. -.
sulrf pain AMI striped blue hl.cs an, =, -,
=" ieheh aud NEsacan PRINTS al 49, 'N'".
r'h'ei 'aeonsis, lawn n Mu.lin ,.,n.G
".e" !'eihAnne anu Bifrvc shawl. .,.s I-.',s
~ $50 Foiaa, AL so,in strpsi a."
"" SnsNis, Seiiis, and Fancy iI,rs,.,.,,-,
IN, 49, a'' y lc Nk cotton liosr
T,,.,, ~ q au'i i'is~ lics,. Eisnr. and tn.erin..
g., a., ~, 10y PAPER aud palm leaf Pan.
~. '''-' mp bonnet aud cap R,bt,nt.
-, .'-,'. - N,slofia and eurie,i sstt.
- a woNsi Collfs and ov pri s5I,
T,tI,i 10 net Giovesand fingered Min.
s,r,s 'ehed am pc bond. red L,,.n r, ttuo
1,,ht n .sA shetIius, IRISH Linen ami I,.,n - '."
~. v' isN NAlSiaS and brown and bI-,rh., c,o,.
So. ~ -, ,'i lack and white Mfts All ou,I,,..
s.,,,.,c. - - 'Io'a' ard Cassiperrs ana 90 A.
- .le'i i .'lna aHt how priced Dr,njnSs ' -
s-,r -, - I APE tane and French syurs, C,.,s
IL, 's.'nua AarseiIes AMI leans Vs.,,,g.
,,-', ~ AIeifins, Coiioaatcs. auiJ.,,,
80 e'hfEe assortment Of roiop,,d 49,. -, =,
' a" 10 winch wil ~ sold ehnap for ash ' W
myG '-h'iiNt- BREEDEN d CO
HF4nfI
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Riebm,cnS Dailp lubis.


r,.. u,.,,,.,.
sr Il" AMELIA.
I soinoiincs have Thought, in my lonecst hours
That lie on my heart like the dew on the flowers
OF rsmble I took bright afternoon,
When my heart light blossom in June;
The green earth moist with the late fallen showers.
While single white cloud To its haven Of rect.
On The white wing vi peace nosted of IN the west.
As throw back my tresses to catch the cool breeze,
That scattered the rain drops aud dimped the seas,
Ear up tho blue sky rainbow unrolled
Its soi tinted pinons Of purple and gold.
Twas born in n moment, yet. quick as its birth.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17
ANNIVERSARY OF THE new ENG
LAND SOCIETY.

The anniversary of the Landing of the
Pilgrims at Plymouth, was celebrated BY
the New England Society of New York,
on the 2lst ult., with even more than its
usual interest and enthusiasm. TlA@ exerci-
SEES at the Tabernacle, notwithstanding the
extreme inclemcncy of the weather. were
attended by very large assembly, and we're
Of the deepest interest. Hon. Moses II.
CRiNNEL. President of the Society, occr-
pied the chair, and an openion Prayer was
made by the Rev. Mr.. Brace. Several Odes
were sung in an admirable manner by MI,
Mrs aNd Miss Pearson. Mr. Timm presided
at the organ, and several other gentlemen
and ladies lent their aid in the nfas,is,,,, ,nor-
ton of the exercise.
The Grafton by Hon. GEORGE p. MARSH,
OF Vermont, was one Of the most powerful
and polished productions to which it has ev-
or been our good fortune TO listen. 1t dis
played an almost matchless eloouencc. a
scholarship at once most extensive and phi
losophcal, and the most firmly rooted at
tachment 10 the principles, bo,I, civil and re-
ligious, of the Puritan faith. With very
distinct recollection of the most impressive
addresses heretofore delivered on similar oc-
casions, we do not hesitate 10 say it has never
been surpassed, if it has been cqualed, by
any Grafton heard in this city for many years.
II was listened TO with the most intense in
terest by the large assembly, and the speak
or was repeatedly interrupted by vociferous
and long continued applause.-N Y. Com.
0uI EuDujrer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17
MIR. MARSH'S ADDRESS.

While New England was yet united to our
parent land by ties of colonial dependence aud
golden links Of fllal affection, which the harsh
alchemy of trans. Atlantic oppression was fast
Transmitting TO letters OF iron, oar fathers we're
wont to speak ola voyage t, England as a visit
TO their horne. The m1hcr cuuutry, unnatural
as she had proved, was still regarded as the
proper home even OF those of her children whom
the unsparlng rancor OF preslly tyranny aud re =
ligioos hate had forced to seek new abode in
an unknown wilderness, and TO exchange the
domestic crnelties OF The parent for the hospital
tiles of the stranger and the tender merc.es Of
the savage.
Bu,,he outcast colony has become herself a
metropolis, and in turn sent forth swarms whom
no political severance, no memory of uunater-
nal wrongs. vet nrbid> to call her mother. To
her scattered and undege neratc sons, New Eng
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-01-17

of tnmporal AID occlos;,s,ical dominion mr.,
threatening ,o rond ,bo vcrv framework of on
social fabric. 10 rouse to action some of those
heroi, shirts. whose glory it is to deserve wei
, of their country, by hoping, when other 200,
men see cause only of despair.
There is theory which teaches, both as
tact OF observation, and as a universal law o
! nature. that all things into whose cons'hut'o'
material substance enters whethcr they oe
animate or innni'"'e' orHahIzhl or Inorganic
lndiv ln"ai ., ~ :os"'e' nave '"e'r necessary
p ~, " ''oeP''"'' g'oW'h' maturity ana de'
,r,,,,; US a'"er"' Jaw !" US "PP"ca'lon 10
,,t,. W "' 'I'st TO f"luia' '''e, seems TO be
,,t a.,;.'., IT, uU''" Il ""Pe" III 'he very iuea
".'''''','u W ~ p", III regard |" inorganic
| t"'us" '''"'' do'e' Is put accHeh'al
! ,:.,i,.; ''"o ',OH''"'' "i9'n' change ana
! ~, - - ~. az VI '"S'' "''"' Wy '"e "9eh-
y, t,'tn.aHl CAUSES. V2rhlhg IA con
a,; Cna;. ,,a,;i Ivy .t ,.'.,';
caI G'roo. L.;,,, in,a ;,,.oa;.;', s,I,.,,on,
; ',',, 1 H.
c,,,,'hinn, ,,en INTO forms.
Va Inst all forces but the par
"'I' eI|e" az T~s-~~.>Lv which they
'o",'' a'''dc''""S anu INC
ave YUM up No"'u c''""'e '"'e'I'' ".''i'"' ~"
''o', " '"'"S.' '''o | ;',tI r ','','
t. " " ,
WY" SN' '"o"' y. ="
. "',''i' Wv "N'''' " "''' "'"'' ~
- "',i '' a. 'o.e' "ou'" W
" ;;i, 10 t''''e u' CIV" o'',',
70 .n a. ''''"''' w. "'."'o "''"'"S "'''
''o''p y, n.y. "I'"s ~ oe
- ~, ~ ''''' 80 'P'o' VI ""s VI "o' ''uu
enrIS' "' S'' rec" Is 'e''' d! ."G ch''"'
j'"N' s"Nt''o y! u.s. ""u VAST" " ''o
uuPl'.A ,"." ''c nh'o "'e''I 70 oNyu.seu ny
Wv Wv '''o'0 ~ W. VI '''o N'o"'
any, ~ WI ",o .oou.o" a'o;'' '''"9'u1
~ "s'''on.s' lo''' I''gnu"'s ~ Pa'.oIcs n'n
rases RoinrI ,o,snssod ,e ,,rr,,,,;, Gfo ~, tho
her hand th,rrh roo,,;r,nor Tho ,ninntarr up
fortni,ons ronc,,rrarco 81 oI,orn,i canso: f,r
birth. dnnendent on tLo,o C,r ol-n,ont and
growth, and eypo.cd to prenaturo dss,rrctinn
or de cav from their action, do nevertheless truly
owe their conception. maturity and periectiou.
To an internal aid s',perior vital law. not mere
dead force Of affinity. attractive and reuulsiye.
but law Of GERM mtion, dsyeIopuent. sssini.
lation and progress. But. unlike the chemical
law which tends to preserye the Inorganic forms
constructed by its enerrlcs. this law Of life pro.
nouures illrrnent OF death on H., own oG'.prinr,.
and becomes the nxecntlouer Of its own new.
table sentence. Oroan,c lie requires alimen,
and continued assimilation. Far hrl; nl ali.
ment 1t pershcs, but the food that supplies lis
nutrient juices brings with il the seeds OF DEATH
The very vital processes ten. in their con,in-
uci action, 10 the destruction Of tie fabric they
have reared. The constructive powers, which
build up our material frames, acting in strict
accordance with ther owu law, even under cir
rutu-flpPys ...t ,.t,,r1l,', t, t.,rl,,a,,,,,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-28

W. ss .. J. ' N. H! ss t,;y ~; We n.
phtsSA1aN, 5cd Nossal sek tsAsSA resA New Hstkt
ms'tst schosnss ViaIs, Atwood Al fisre. Musuasssi
sa s,is bsg Mosssalss. Kelly no jaas,oi sch, Eghe.
MIA West ndssi Sch, bAQaes Louisa ua LyerrQot Jas
Paige Do,ioni bsiss Bale (Brl Basbadoss David PRATT.
Tart Portland; sohrs Cadet Fowler Kingston JAM Thomas
Hooper KIwan New York; Elizabeth. baker. Fall River
CHAaLEsroN, Dec Acid ships Alliance Tucker Hayre
Kevanche tr Vanie Havrs; barqae Gambia Br] Smith,
sAyAssAn. Dec 2s-Went 10 sea-barque Dalhouse (Bf)
for Greenock -
LIVES Del Dec IA full rugged brig. apparently new.
yesterday afternoon and anchorage
company with the et reported in last The revenue
Ter rwad Nones rom cruise came IN lat night and is
last The upward bound vessels think will not leave the
anchorage until the and become pretty clear OF
Nothing in sight bound in. Wind NV, and weather very
cold
NEWCASTLE, Dell Dec 76-(From our Corresponds
The achs Zabrskis and Telmaehus left here this
ing The brig Ella for Boston, and schr Anaconda TO- New
York. are loading with corn and corn meal City ice boot
franklin Ice in the river between New Castle and Phadel
phia very heavy.
PHILApELLpHrA. Dec 27-tFrom Correspondent Cid
brig Arago Boston; schr Sones new) Charleston No srr
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Medical Ard.
DOC TOR GRE DRY.

0 G Il OR u X E q OR Y.
NERVOUS or Constitutional also sexual Debility.
~ suuS from certain ndscreet secret practices Of the
youthful and thoughess Nature good
to forget her but will later call them
to accounts f~aru reconing sometimes proves ts.
Among the symptoms ofths bghtrg aud desolanR habit
mpotency emissions consumption wasting Of
the body pspston Of the heart shaking Of the
hand confusion of the intellect wan, Of energy business
yoracous appetite for foed and sometimes toa partial
loss Of some Of the faculties such the sight hear.
ing voice, memory, &c., and also the arrangement OF
certain such the stomach liver, lungs and baia
THIS last symptom indicates the rapid approach Of insanity
For repairing and in'igorstng the constitution and
energies OF such this afflicted. DR. q.
would earnestly recommend his =" Invgoratng Tonic
CoIda strengthens and generously nourshes the system
and follow by the with other
needles its good effects aud the sng
Price 81 bottle Of hall dc2er for SG Ia be sent
by part Of the country what COW sn
and less the 10 be
by mail much will make three bottles, w!ih fall drec
tons and advice for S. aud larger quantity rroosoa Dr.
Gregory consulted at his private Offices No.y Roosevelt
door from Chatham all hours All communications
confidential and il by mail, must be paid Paters
waiting are received in separate aGd OF never
meet each other DR. g. regular Physician aud Surgeon
and has been than years the practice of treating
private diseases in all their varieties. Terms reasonable
n23 m
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Fits! FitS!!

VANS VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infable
dy for Epilepc Fits Falling Sickness Convulsons &c
One OF the propretors Of this Invaluable Medicine act
ed for with this dreadful disease during this
whole period oftime under medical treatment wthoutIe
csiving beuef the contrary the fits frr
quen and violent end this the universal experience of all
that thus afflicted II is well known that from time
mora this disease has baed the skill of all Physcians
the boosted power Of all meleine L |, fifteen years
him perfect health but hu ded bear of the
efficacy the Vegetable Extract this hitherto
invune able disease Thanks Dr. lvans for the discovery of
this Iaf.llibe Remedy All that thus afflicted now
Principal Office 1874 Grand street New York. their
examined and advice free Of charge and where
certificates of may be Price One Dollar
per bottle
Iyans Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. for removing all morbid
and humo1 and purifying the blood. Price twenty
five cents per box
do im3r VANS & HART, Proprietors.
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ESCULAPlAN SANATIVE:

UNIVERSAL REsTORER OF HEALTH
TIRE PROPRI .TOR If this Sanstve bgs respectfully
inform the inhabitants OF this city and the public generally
that he prepared to furnish them with this invaluable
remedy And this great remedy to the public the
proprietor deems only to state that he aone
ananted with the art Of it, and from long and pret
and their ample aud .anve effects and restoring
/. possessing properties far suPpessiag thing
restoration OF health indeed potent its for good
sh is effects that May misht feel from that cir
day But the day has passed
curative virtue and quality Of the medicinal plants and
quality fairly extracted and fully understood Athough this
resting diseased action yet perfectly safe and il in
The prop5eto therefore qnder the fullest
unhesatingy recommends general remedy for
believing he does that dseasU but and the thing
following vz-Asthma, Coughs, Coldy sumption, Bron
ctis Dyspepsia Live. Complaint all its forms son
Costveness Headache Palpraon and other diseases of the
Heart OF appetite Hypochonlra aud other OF the
Nerves Palsy, Gou Gravel and all affection of the Kidneys
and Scrofua in all its various forms Dose five drops for
adult personyouuger proportion Full directions
with each bottle Sold wholesale aud retail by the Agent
Hudson New and the principal druggists through
out the city aud country. mis- lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-28
THIRD EDITION.
THE
PRIVATE TREATISE,
nv ND

I'm certain delicate diseases in which the best and
~ convenient of stated in the panest posi-
Die 1.-THE used in the authors practice
being given without reserve giving also clear and faithful
description Of several innocent disorders frequently mista
for venerea which afford wide field for the and
deceptions Il well known Boosting class of people. None
but those have had peculiar opportunities of Judging
possibly the and varied OF
WI hndn ,b ou , @ or;m ne h ootn IN II n az
Greenwich street. Price ST. lit may be by post,
bound)
p Aware Of the opinion in general entertained Of those
who obtude their skill upon the public mutudes Of whom
almost every paper tits considered duty
the following statement the ground which this little
book claims especial con6dence:-
Besides authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh Gc-hm
former works medicine viz. The Domestic Guide
Medicine which has passed through editions 1ea
tiss pypesis the Epidemic Cholera SC, ha,
the eminent in America Sir Ashley Cooper DR. Mott
Of this city, Dr. Physck Of Philadelphs and Others aud
every physician ofeminence in the city.
The author has lately observed that several
have nearly initiated his advertisements the title OF
his book a. they conia do bat those who should unfortunate
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Medical Aid,

nR GREGORY, No. Roosevelt is consulted in all
- diseases OF Dr. O. regular Physician
aud Surgeon and Of than twenty years
during which time he has made valuable
discoveries speedily. Terms
cne and advice S. and will be by express any part Of
the country.
STRUCTURE URETHRA.-This dreadful form Of
the disease yields the Of Dr. the most aston
shng He il the inventor Of method by which he
Wi, warrant to structure in days formerly
took months and besides this his the
painful the cure certain and wei the old mode
Of did frequently the patient or may
be- incurabe. structure Of thirty years duration cared
by DR.. g. single week One OF common symp
toms Of structure little escape immed
will be forwarded ON application.
The rRiyATE TREATISE, called THE Rubicon. This
little volume lof which Or g. the author and publsher)
essentially important with those who for good may
happen to need silent and rusty friend" II written
Il treats upon the diseases and dsrsngesns Of
the genital organs OF both Ahown plainly best
hod Of small edition Of this work has been prepared
be sent by mali the postage which shout cents
part of the United states.
DR. Gregorys private Offices No. Roosevelt street,
door from Chatham ST. be had his Cordial and Book
and also ADVICE at all hours OF the day All
will be considered strictly confdeeta The o
remedies Nc os Williaa st. near Maiden Lanes 30 Fulton
corner OF Water 70 Fulton ST. OF Gold ST; g
Bowery corner Of Walker ST. iie Delaney Of Su
folk st.; East Broadway OF Market and both
corners Of Broadway and Chambers 1t. n23 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-28
MEDICAL NOTICE.
MI
DR, COOPER. IA

nR. COOPER, IA Duane street. between Chatham aud Will
- liam has for the last confined his prac
ce 70 the treatment mercara and other
ola delicate nature DR.. Cooper spent celebrated
Lock Hospital has the enjoyed the
extensive practice private diseases Of medical
New York He the most aggravated of this
disease and mild removed in five days The Dr.
regularly educated physician and surgeon and suffers
Strcture-Doctor Cooper has discoyered method by
which he the form Of Structure frsm
two weeks, with scarcely any pain to the PATIENT
constitutional Debility brought by secret habit ndug
ed by young men-This when freely INDUCED in be-
gets dy.pep:ia weakness of the limbs and small Of the back
aud aversion society warranted
charge.
and recolect the number with the the
door, there deceptive sign and calculated to impose
the cedulous the block Dr. Cooper the only qua
lifted physician who adverses in this $50 lm&r