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DIR. CONVERS'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
GENITAL DEBILITY, ISPoTENCY,. 4INCONTI.

NENCE OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, SC &c.
THIS celebrated and powerful remedy has long been used
with most happy effect the practice OF the
nen and the British empire France and
Sir Ashley hailed tho "harbnger of life" The OF
this Cordia fully susans the high encomum The highest
medical authority in the U. s. recommend superior
other article Tot the permanent OF the above distress
ing complaints The proprietor does offer this remedy
Cahocon but specific for the following deplorabe ac
tons consequences Of early indscreer hab
bits of YOUTH and excessive indulgence OF the
yeas general prostraon rritsby torpoI
oh liver dyspepsia loss of muscular oback
and lasude, gleets and
impoecy and total decay ofvy melancholy
aberato Of mind confusion of ideas loss of memory dim
Of vision pain in the head vertigo and unacy
social intercourse timidty, seEdstu and Of solitude
sudden decline consumption may be traced the
banetul practces Young men IN cities and particularly
the where these solitary habits prevail alarming
extent and those whose monial alliances
been productive Of those happy results which should
the connubla ste Will perceive that this advertisement
the above named evils and be Isstored mau gor delay
procure this cordial The hints aud full discosu
which accompany the medicine highly important the
married and single Price 81 per bottle, $50 dozen
~ BSnangers in the CITY, before leaving should procure
few bottles OF this Cordial which will be found emnent
serviceabe in and debating climate where these
disorders greatly aggravated and the system rapidly de-
The physician may be consulted desired Entrance to the
Office through the store.
Sold whossse and d ssa sy FAY lss Fulton street
, The cordial" will be forwarded any part of the
city country by addressing above paid, amount
Also for sale by Dr. Wadsworth, As North Main st. Pov
dence, X. /. ala lm+rh
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Reducing the wheat -four there Ia decrease in the
receipts at tide equal to g. 7a bbls in sas,
OF the receipts for this year sa 57s bbls flour and
81 1926 bushels wheat came in al Albany the rest at west
Troy and aeriord.
The market for Howard ST. Flour in Baltimore on the
18th rather inactive. Old held at 81 37. We
quote super. at 81 90 which the ruling price
but for choice brands fraction higher asked and
fine at 81 % We note sale of 800 bbls super and 400
bbs ne in two lots, at these rates The receipt price
from cars is "a a7. sale yesterday of 800 bbs City
Wheat in fair supply, and prices continued steady
at so as4 cts for good to prime reds and % 50 cents
SO cts. for ordinary and SO % cents for parcels
suitable for family flour Sales Of white Corn at 43
45 cts and of yellow at As as cts Oats have declined
a little. Sales at % a 80 cents
The Buffalo market on the 18th inst. both for flour
and grain, continued quiet without change of price.
For new flour 50 62i appeared to be the market quo
taton and SO 80 SO 81 for fresh ground flour from
old wheat
In Montreal the 10Th inst good deal had been done since
the receipt otheCambra's at slight advance
As there were very few ships in port however freigh
advanced 3D. to 3D. which had operated against any
rial rise in flour Since the arrival of the steamer the
sales for shipment have been to fair extent ~ Cd
25s for good shipping brands For one lot Of favorite
brand 25s 3D., unnspected paid and for " j. B. e.
shade over that white "Merchants' Millsn from
Ohio wheat was taken at a5s loyd Nothing doing for
shipment at present. Freghts have improved slightly
we have only half dozen vessels in port Is Cd
the principal articles Of produce received downwards
since the opening Of the navigation, until 30th July
flour, CANADIAN bps 10000 United States do, 9037
Ashes, Canadian, do, 9433 U. States, d. 9Si wheat
bbls., 74350.
The barley harvest in Canada is now we'll advanced in
the vicinity of Montreal Early oats nearly
ready for the sickle Wheat is beginning turn yellow:
but regret to learn that the early has suffered
considerably from the fly We regret deeply to
hear that the blight has again upon the potatoes
and that the loss will be great upon the Island The po
atoe crop largely cultivated by the farmers
Montreal and should the rot proceed to the extent fear
ed the loss will be great to Them and rreparable to the
city, unless farmers distance dig early and forward
supplies by water. fortnight may determine how far
the mischief is to proceed.
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New HAVEN Aug l6-Ar Republic Richmond; Pacific and
Celeste ALBANY. Sid Mary Elizabeth. Archslaus. Trimmer
York.
HARryosp, Aug !-An Caldwell, and Gatsmsr Philade
phia Sid Edmund & Francis, Philadelphia
PE,LADEIrHIA Aug i5AT Putnam 81 Thomas; Baltimore
Ssndwch John Tton, Slater and Cathariue Wilcox Jones
New York; Caroline New Bedord Brilliant and Cornthan
Palm David Pratt Planet Saginaw, and Peru Boston; Mary
Hammond Cambridgepor Star, Providence Mirror Pawuc
ket; Esther Eliza, Salem
WALTHALL, Aug Ii-Arr Hannibal, NYork
CHARLEsroN, Aug l2-Arr Como, Boston; Emily, Robin
NYork; Hayne NOrleans At Quarantine, sutton from
NYork.
SAVANNAH, Aug lI-Cld Augusta, Sherwood, NYork At
Tybse St Croix (Dan Havana for Copenhagen put in
count Of the sickness of the captain
NEW OnLEANs, Aug AR Ajax, Kingston, Jam Below.
Laguna.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

'NHOSE ofmy fellow citizens who acquainted with my
late sickness aud suffering need but that
have entirely recovered but consider necessary that the
world at large should be made acquainted with the ccnm.
stances and to enable them where find skul physician
and To avoid the cratans and nposto with
we're pam and swelling in my bones and JOINTS when called
upon an ns dual who claims be physician and by his
statement That he hid been IN army placed my
sell under his but lmsgine my surprise. In few days he
injured me that had up my employment and be
neh 70 ny bed my legs and we contracfed
TREY helpless broke in ulcers all body,
my leg extended from the knee ancle my suerngs and
sgones then asceaned by enquiry that
this fellow humbug cseda physician, who said my
case was hopeless, when friends recommended Ds.
Joseph eue, No. 20 Duane Chatham street. change
the swelling othe bes and joints vanished legs and
arms became movable Ia weeks walked without cutch.
and IL two months was perfectly cured.
RICHARD YATES, Captain Of the steamboat Iolas.
may be Al the Of South and Maiden lane
az nf I'm
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Total


The demand in baltimore last week continued fair for
cotton fabrics but commission houses were doing the
most of the active business notwithstanding that job
bers. with ample stocks, had few leisure moments.
They are making an effort to establish cotton manu-.
factory in Richmond, Va.
new and extensive woolen factory is being cstab.
new cotton factory Is about to be erected at Ian
caster city Penn 1t is to be 200 feet long, of sufficient
capacity for 500 spndles and 200 looms, and will make
900 900 yards Of cotton cloth year The machinery
i, to be driven by steam engine Of 200 horse power
large new steam mill for the manufacture of wor
sted silk and cotton goods is about to be erected at
Warehouse Point, EAST Windsor, Connectcup by the
enerprsing gentlemen Of that village.
The Portsmouth Steam Factory Company, have voted
to erect mill OF 10000 spindles, for the manufacture OF
cotton goods and are ready to receive proposals for
building materials, masonry, SC.
Annexed an account Of the factories at Gloucester
| Point, West Jersey
Only aportion of the building occupied with hands,
operations having been commenced within the last week.
but il is evident from the other buildings going up
and the activity manifested by the supervisors, that
when the whole affair fully under way will be
| most extensive enterprise. The two main buildings
OF which one is now completed, immense structures
Of orick win large and spacious rooms and command
ing full view OF the river Delaware, the Jersey
| shore of which they situated The dwellings
OF the hands, of which large number already
| erected are large four story structures, which
gives to the place already the appearance Of town.
The company expect to have population Of fife hum
dred persons in and about their works before the wear
is over The hands employ ed in the rooms now occu
pied are nearly all from the eastthe girls from the well
known town ofLowell and all seem to be at work with
y,
the females OF Philadelphia will be taken into the esta
hlishmen but at the beginning, it would be runous
employ those who are wholly inexperienced Hundreds
OF poor girls, who now see before them nothing but
poverty or dishonor, can thus not only place them.
selves in respectable position of society by
| taking advantage of the chance now offered
to them in employment fitted to their constitutions and
for which they will be well compensated but by follow
ing the example of the Lowell girls, they can actually
place themselves above all want understand that the
prospects OF the company are most fair and that they
have ready market for all their goods. They drive
their works by steam and have taken pains obtain the
best machinery constructed after the latest and
| improved discoveries. As they only partially
IN operation but little can be said Of the various depart
| mcnts Of this great estahlis hmenfn
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Foreign lnporeatiOus.

BRsnrs-ship Lucy-2 pkgs Ahrenfsldt-2s e Muller
-s schlesinger-2 Born Schuchardt-s Balm Sander
n Schlesnger Henschen-8 q Holmdor Evers Boston
. A Rolker Moilma,nNsC WVorwerk-ll 9 kohnstamn
-xJ w Haberon-3 II Sand-i I Hunt < col Cochran
1T Nois,n Coz Amy. Patterson Co.'S Winerhof
Piper karck-a4 to order.
Bnssrs-Brg Geo Daekwtz-i6 pkgs Reimer & Mecke-l
Oerehs kruger-t w Schelter-I Schroeder Swtzer-3
Iisss Goetx-is Tonge Behrmann-i Schlesnger-l
Beshei D.eysr-9 Pavensted-3 Napier
o~isss son-i Loeschigk 4 Wisendonck
Asrwrm-sh,p Cotton Panter-l pkgs Moran Iselin--l
sl,,k9e Hubenon-i II Boyle II schmid-'2o coal
q Blake keo-2 Besls X Bush-l Ernenpusch-I More
BsksrIs n Blu1mann-5 Brehaupt & Chun- I'll G Muller
- Schulz beidorn-l q Gunther col Il Gunson-l
bossange-5 Pfeifer Wissman-3 Clark Vest Born 4
ssheeesrdt-2J sfe,nheil-9 koop co32J Oppenhelm
IN Wtfe-to ii Boker-l burlage Hurer-l Fountain x
Co.'S 10 order.
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Cotton Trade.

The markets generally are very quiet. The advices
received from Liverpool % the 10Th ult had the effect
4 stimulating purchases, At better rates than those he.
orc Offered good feeling existed for the two foil ow
ag days but the demand being freely met by holders
prevented any iafthsr advance Since that date our
market has gradually assumed quiet aspect and as the
arrivals 81 Cotton from the Upland district have beer
sfFe prices have given way gradually, and have
tnd View Orleans oous having bsen in better request
kh less supply Offering; prices those descriptions
sye been better sustained and the decline amounts TO
,ne eighth o. cent 70 which quotations conform
The steamer Great Britain with dates to 10th ut ar.
owed Sunday, aid although her adyces are deemed
encouraging the sales shis have been small In
amount but a. steady rates the market rather favorng
hc buyer 81 the new crop there nave been arrivals
belle each ~ several ports and has reached this
ety We hud the arrivals In date about equal
aose II lest year Ia DOT Considered safe criterion Of
80 tof~arinefs Of the crop generally and many who
tfe compe'cui % Judge OF the impression is
80 weeks later han lat Sales for the week
qnaag ~ Inst soee hsies since, 10 date, 400 bales
We annex statement showing the movement in this
staple this year compared With tho two previous sea.
Balss
tsesg" =, reru of The u since sept J. Isil 100 79
be ~ a. Sane Esf'Od ll lat year 200 eo SO
exports from 4 : since sept 4 isli. 9,oss $40
@ ~ g sane PERIOD last year. -. l,ss9,sal
=" 90 DO year before. =. .sgs, i23
The crop q Amecsa Cotton this year will no, vary
neen ifem ~ "g bales, The receipts Of Texas cot
ton ~ Nes orb VII amount 10 about thou
and bales makiag the total receipts al an he pors for
the year about twenty Tour hundred and twenty five
thousand hses tbs wh exceed the receipt. OF any pr
yiops yesf, nearly any thousand bates.
been s3l bales. Sports Tor same period 57Io bales
Taken BY spinuors 6uuo Taken on speculation 3ooo
stock IA cry 5000. Amount On s.e 5000
We anDes the current quotations In this market
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'H'NAHhAfhiAf ate ION, iSsD
we have Snlry CLOUDY day, with occasional drz.
lis The city begnsto resume IT'S wonied appearance
our people are rapidly returning from the watering
places, aud We again behold the familiar faces which foi
time have not been within the range OF our observa
ton.
The political hive has at length 20, OF intense
movement All parties actively preparing for the
contest, aud Office hunters are busy.
The aspect Of our foreign relations has had its effect
upon the stock market sad decline is observable il
State Fyes and the amount Of sales both Of this and
other secure,es light. II is evident that brush
with Mexico s becoming more probable every day
people cannot dsconnect such event with the prohs
biiiies oil uninendy collision with Great Britain That
this European power will interfere In an urderhanaed
way Is gensrally believed, and is supposed that this
will lead to an open rupture, The movement of Bu
fish troops IN Canada near the upper lakes among the
Indians seems TO sugur III for the continued amcahie re
stions between this and that county. All these cons
deraiions, cannot but think, influence stock
lat
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Cleared
g SsS f9s ss I.g. EyfTEpIG Marshall
ship tiasias, Jonas, Antwerp Schmidt Balcben
Bas. Daishj Yam NAMING 'i Rotterdam, Soonen
Bas MTi,ss ssyi Dsaatsss, GeasrsS,S i HaSieIs
S's Isiss.s aSi:% TsSs ss. t N"i;s e.
= as' s 3. Ssss"% st sssF Rouh
s s RsSi ss.s jsss W ss,nn,m
SEM Jsstplar Iatousits PssesburS johnson % Lowden
SCI. ss. wsS,' osGs RIsdspSa Plat ' Person.
S ss,.s E Sss aai bs. ' fSeSsSs
sSss *; e" ssst: 1T %s s.
for Mayague, 9th INST lat 90 49, lon CO 80 whale ship Florida,
s sSp SsS nsdS all S days from Hamburg with
mdse 10 h Pavenstedt
ship Cotton Planter poane, is days from Antwerp with
Bremen brig Geo Dackw,n schaer 80 days from Bremen,
BSe%;% big & b%sE iSay. from Newcastle
eH. ss 70 az ,e' to oI e s n no. 10 ak
lou 81 90 ship Harvest Haskell from Newcastle T. for New
Brig Ovemann Davis days from Ponce PR with So cs
moases % Lord 20 do 100 ck sugar Harmonys Nephews
BY Fanny Colt Baker days from Boston, with mdse,
schr rhebe Eliza, Osborn, Georgetown, DC. -four Stur
ges * Chairman.
Sch Ellen Clara, Griffin, Philadelphia. flour and corn.
Schr Escort smith, 10 days from Calais lumber Smith
Boynton.
schr Egremet Sawyer 10 days from Machias lumber
Snow.
Schr Osceola, Coggin, Lubec, plaster.
Sehr WIN II Turner, Hnckey, Newburyrort, mdse.
Schr Fairfield. Burr, days from Salem.
Schr Cambridge, Hall. days from Boston.
Schr Victor. Hallett, days from Boston.
Schr Marietta, Crowel Boston, mdse.
Schr Page Chamberlain Boston, mdse, TO & Herrick.
Schr VIM Russell Keen Fall River, ballast.
Schr Mail, Crowe, Saybrook.
Below.
Swedish sch Snappopp 90 days from Stockholm with ron
to Boorman, Johnston Co.
ship from New Orleans. Also, English brig and ship
unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Kalamazoo, McCeen. Tex,s; Warsaw Sydney, CB;
arqe Ronadson Savannah, brgs Three Brothers, st Johns
Evene, Boston, and others.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DKCOOPEK Il Duane street, between Chatham and VIII
liam Streets has, for the last years, confined his pac.
tce to the tire nent Of mercurea and other diseases
delicate nature Dr. Cooper celebrated
LOCK Hospital and has for the last enjoyed the
extensive PRACTICE in private diseases of medical
New York He the most aggravated of thi
diease and mild renewed in FIVE days The Dr.
regularly educated physician and and suffers
his patients TO leave until perfect performed
S,r,ctnre-Dr Cooper has discovered new method by
which he the form of Structure from
two weeks with scarcely any pain to the patient.
Constitutional Debility, brought by habit in.
begets Dyspepsia weakness Of limbs and small Of the back
and society warranted in every case or no
charge Be sure and recoect the number a. with the
over the door, there adecpve sign and calculated
impose upon the creduous, the block DR. Cooper the
only qualified physician who advertses in this
lmnsF
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There was no demand for Beef and Pork in Baltimore
on the 18th instant The following prices nominal
viz Mess Pork, Sl3 % 10 90 Prime $40 so SII; No
l. 50 a 30, and Prime 81 go
Bacon was in fair request but the sales though
rous, were generally confined to small parcels. The
following rates were asked and maintained with firm.
ness viz Shoulders, ais Sides, u 8; assorted, 8;
and Hams 81 and 10 cents sale OF IL hogsheads hams
at &C. and 10 hogsheads shoulders at 7c; Baltimore
cured hams were held at 10 a IL cents A sale Of a
small parcel at the higher figures There is moderate
demand Tor Lard. We quote No l western in kegs at
81, and in barrels at II &C..
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DIR. RUNN

DR. hBBoTf may p consulted ce96depsIly al lbs OHIO.
~ 10 Duane street where afflicted with delicate dis
old syphilc ncsrs diseases ohe bladder ure,hra
and prostate gland invited 70 call several years esI~
Renee "a the best hospitals Enopc besides years
practice 70 the CITY ~ New FORK entirely devoted the treat
meat % delicate diseases enable him speedy and
pr A iees confident that he has performed NOV cures re-
eNcd more suffering humanity from the above diseases man
any otrr physician New orb. Beware of imposition and
do not mistakc-e medicine may b. had 20 Ineven. ~
above diseases ~ all thcr varieties Attendance rom ~ NJ
I'LL 0P NJ. Charges reasonable
". H. Dr. Abbott the only regular adyersnxp hysiean w
Duane al Dr. lNi TIT W
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE

nOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street. near Chatham ST.
oft Oldest and medical surg
cal practitioners in the city Of New York in the 81
one stand for eleven and during that time has successful
~ treated 0 cases venerea mecura and other delicate
complaints The Ds reputation for skill in those old half
cured cases that have existed for No
ter how long you have elect Structure, Ulcers upon
the body, ~ the throat the head and bone
81 the legs will and can cure you, if durable
Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weakness
brought by secret habit INDUCED in by young men-Mary
an unfortunate victim Of this vice has experienced
sautary treatment Dyspepsia weakness OF the limbs small
the back, confusion OF intellect orgeuness, Ipitation
the heart aversion TO society only symptoms OF this com
paint lie warrants cure CHARGE Mild
and recent cured days Dr. Johnson regularly
euucFfrd fnysician aI2 mos
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THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,

s Of cure are stated IN the PLANES. posi-
seing given without giving clear and faithful
5 f rs
Ssss s;s q SD Nsas
possibly Imagine the numerous and decspsn
I'd body hey entail :ossy had only At 8
Aware 9f the opinion in general entertained those
ere ere N almost r. duty give
book claims especial confidence. ~ ""'e" ''"' NUS
~ Graduate Eainsy.s
hi H. 'ss rasm s"sSs
,moaia, letters from the most sinen, physicians EqIops
e $ Dr. s O. & ss D. M .s
wns sy %Ss' IA; s to refer ss 70 almost
ME A MT Of the PRIVATE TREATISE" DIR.
RALPH beg, to state that he at home much pos
~ ss
Tally subject s s, not
confined 70 these complaints embraces whole Of
a.lsrIi S, p:sss. sSssasSs
most '1''s'' sfR sic?Tti e AND IT'S CURE.
md mpo5,aat Of forms;
s nd its
che fact that structure frequently exists those who
VIII sSsyss
se s no w enable one 60 has TINS com
Among other thnss remarked. that was by
Of sS1's h e "dssa i
Shs :Rs aa sh p
ss s 'slf 8: 81
ssy s.f r. Ss:f!sss
h sg g. @ and 81 &C., whsn sy %ss to-
4 cure Many Other symptoms might be mentioned but
n =, hess belong to Other m.ds, we'll Q, ss Structure
belong 10 structure is early stage, and when easily and
'M%SSaR III 81 GRSI si .
sad the stream need not be much diminished
Hp @ s saS,. . e ~ss : oS o. ws
" . @ is %:s
THE TAF ;, ES S5i1 MAyHAyE
y "a The 81 eus mot e:
%ns J. h e ~; t. T % m.y s:
s 70 s how long I'm. may continue Without 70 s
ssht weeks III: isDsh q tms a sas; would ssarSsa
EEFES sTRSJRE iIls THE
i, a L. ;5s ss%Ssas$ II d,Ss
Of which the patient does not
so ie & uneo but i
enaS true Indeed whosy, considers The a.,u,
medium By which the mind Powerfully se.. upon these or
Re mind This, howsves, better s1pai%sa The Prvsss
% the @ p s q wSc :ss
witty of mind invariably returns.
With respect the Of Sctueths il is gratifying
state is generally accomplished in little time and without
pam Inconvenience Nothing exceed the improvement OF
late years in the Of this complaint Indeed in ths
hands OF proper and experienced s OF Structure
months Many consult the writer who come bus
though has been Of trouble and anxiety To
those who cannot leave their homes the writer furnishes his
peculiar of together with his Private Treatise
which has interesting chapter giving the
subject and written the panest and which, being
enclosed little mahogany chest be safely sent to
distance.
9uackery which nst this city he deems proper make
the following satisfactory ground OF confidence
Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &C.
&c. hs hiss published three editions OF work expressly these
complaints Also he has the phys
clans in Europe to the most eminent Amecaas Sir Ashley
Of Philadelphia and Others and permitted refer almost
every Physician Of eminence this city Address Dr. Raph
SO Greenwich jy29 I'm
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PaILABELrHIA Aug s-Am Abbathula. Richmond; Palm
NYork; Rob Roy Norwich; Brazos, NBedord; Unon Pro
violence Below, victortn Boston. Cid Republican, Troy
Experiment Mills and Exit Sproul York; Fash on
Brooklyn.
BALTiMoRE, Aug l-Ar Alicia Charleston. Sid Pohatan
koterdam Mary Pernambuce and mkt Justina Demerars
mouth, ia; Arabian Spanish Main
WILMINGTON. NC. Aug Arr Commerce higgins NYork
Fair Play st Thomas Cid 9TH Galena, Cadenas 18th, Geo
giana Currier, NYork
SAVANNAH, Aug ll-Ar Merchant, Haue and sailed for
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AhXlCk

rI,fF Chemistry have enspen VI oo
Introduce his Practice several new articles oi
medicine which quick snd undrfe'ing 20 t ef
iecs IN curing those dicul aud rotcteh e. ~ synhs,
nodes. etc Also, fleets, Gon-
a , ,si W. .knss. etc In short all those diseases
M ho, no,rd 100 obsnse those who have devoted
att.nt,on To- this department OF surgery.
Dr Glove IA during the day and evening NJ No
Ann street near Museum, where he confines himself 70
III a. s,ses strangers that he has received regular med,
dve alton reckoned among the host 0f empirckt
and prenders whose found ~ every public print
- t,osrh
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VaLpAnAtsoShipM is,ssppi from Baltimore-Rey David
t sai.o" e ,i p,sss,on M Barton Edwin Parter,
IA; Whiting w II Carleton, j Addison, j. q McCoL
sf, y tss,sn' Edwrd Rosseter, Of New York; James
Crosoy Astona Ll Charles Pamden, Hedensrorn Louis
qua James Gibson lady and child Maryland; Rot,en
hsusler II A euerlsn, Pennsy lvans-is