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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-10

A BLACK EYE GIVEN, AND A PORTRAIT NOT
TAKEN. Ethan Elwell appeared before the
Recorder with bis sinister eye in that interest
ing state which is classcaly called "bunged
up" 1t looked more like piece of fly-blown
liver than like an orb of light or visual organ.
Cant | have justice?' said Elwell-'s
there no justice? If not, then revenge, revenge
shall be mine"
"What is that man saying?" said the Record
er, abiding to Elwcll, who had addressed him
self to one of the officers of the court.
"Why, he talks of violating the peace, and
breaking the statue" said the officer
THAT depends on contingency, q" said Ell
well; cit depends on whether or not | shall
have justice done me; if do not, then shall
this right arm avenge my wrongs" and here
he elevated the aforesaid arm, which vas far
from being strong or muscular.
"Let US see," said the Recorder, eff the law
may not be found more powerful in the prem-
SEES than you arm. What has been done to you,
or for what do you seek redress
"For that, sir-for that" said Elwell, point
ing to his closed pepper. as not that pretty
ornament to the human face divine for gen
tleman to get, who, with no evil intentions has
visited your city. But | must-I will have
satisfaction"
"Why," said the Recorder, 81 cannot con-
ceive how it can be accounted either ornamen-
tai or useful. But, what is your name?-who
gave it to you?-and under what circum-
stances?n
"My aame," said the complainant, "is FL
well-Ethan Elwell The person who gave it
to me is--not mamie is miserable speci-
men of a man-millmer-he is a bandy-legged,
iealous-minded tailor; he has wife-was a
lovely woman-once my fame-loves me still
to distracton-and her miserable husband,
Nicholas Nulton-old Nick, call him-is dis
tractedly Jealous of me. The wife, Maria,
asked me to tea last evening; compled the
husband got fuddled, kicked up row, broke
the tea equipage, and blackened my eye. |
had always heard that the effect of jealousy
was to make the eye green-t has changed
mine, as you may perceive, to a most sombre
black. Nor should so much care, but that
had been engaged by three Daguerreotype ar
lists to sit to them for my likenesses to-day: of
course all that is now, like myself, knocked in
the head; but, I'll be revenged on Nuton-I
will"
"Why, you are patron of the arts" said
the Recorder. "Would not one Daguerreotype
likeness be enough for you?"
90, bless you," said Elwell, t'they wanted
the likenesses for themselves. | haye-or had
before got this black eye-such capital spe-
cimen face-you have no idea how we'll look
framed and glazed-my face got the premium
at the Baton Rouge Fair; but with this black
eye-oh! I'll have satisfaction of Mutton
blood, blood! Iago, blood"
"There, that will do" said the Recorder
'give the names and residence of Mr. and Mrs
Mutton, and any witnesses you may have, to
the clerk, and they shall be here at 10 o'clock
on Saturday morning. Be you here then to
make the charge, and / shall investigate the
case.n
Elwel obeyed the instructions of the Court,
and left the office repeating, "Revenge!-re-
venge!"-.Nsto Orleans Picayune.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-10

FLORIDA ELECTION. The democrats. it is
said, have elected their Governor by about 600,
and their Congressman by nearly 500 majority.
The state senate, it is supposed, will stand 10
democrats to wings, and the house so demo-
Gratis to IL wings, making democratic ma
jority of 26 on joint ballot, and ensuring the
election of two democratic y, S, Senators.
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TENHE DENTIST
n NOT GONE YET !

DR.. LE.ACH opposite ST. PauI's Church, North
IhareS street, continues to perform all operations
pertaining to Surgical or Mechanical DENTISTRY
ana has facilities which enable him to insert Artificial
Ieeth cheaper tlan can he done at any other place
and warranted equal 10 any, and " give satsiclion
or no pay required. Call and see! The best Pcrce-
IAN Teeth and pureSt Gold used in all cases. Ex
tractlng Teeth or broken Fangs, without injuring the
Jaw or much pain, (day or EVENING" % cts. mI6d
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LATER FROM TEXAS. The steamer Mckim
arrived at n. Orleans on the list ult. with ad-
vices from Galveston to the 2Sth. She brings
dispatches to the Secretary of The Navy, from
Com. Stockton. Mr.. Kendall and his party,
who went out on Buffalo hunt, also returned
in her. We copy the following from the Pr
cayune:
The q. S. squadron has sailed from Calves
ton. The new sloop of war St. Marys, report
ed to be one of the fastest sailers in the Amcri-
can navy, was despatched on the evening of
the 24th of May for Vera Cruz by Com. Stock
ton. The other vessels comprising the squa-
dron-the Princeton, Saratoga and Porpose-
sailed on Il cruise down the Gulf on the eth,
three days after, and we believe it is Com.
Stockton's intention to look into Corpus Chris
ii, Brazos Santiago, and perhaps other points
on the coast. The Hon. c. A. Wicklific, late
U. s. Postmaster General, sailed OH board the
Princeton, and the fleet was expected to return
to Galveston in the course Of 10 days. The
officers expressed themselves in the warmest
terms of the treatment shown them by the citi-
zens of Galveston, and especially with the
grand ball given them on the evening of the
2lSt OF May. On the return of the fleet it was
said to be Com, StoCkton's intention to give a
magnificent ball on board the Princeton in re-
turn for the compliment paid himself and of
hccrs.
The recommendation Of President Jones, for
eecting members ofthe Convention meets with
general favor, save perhaps in the West, and it
is thought that in that section the people will
give way and make choice of delegates. The
feeling in favor of Annexation to the United
States grows stronger and stronger, and the
little opposition that has been manifested is ra-
pldly dying away.
The following extract we copy from the
Houston Star of the Gath May. The editor,
after mentioning previous rumor that Mexi-
can troops were concentrating at San Louis
Potosi, goes on to say:
"Witlin a few days we have received intel
ligence from respectable source that these
troops have approached the Rio Grande, and
that it is now currently reported in Mexico that
they are to be stationed east ofthat river. 1t is
said that the Mexican government is determin-
ed to take possession Of the country west of the
Nueces, and when the measure of Annexation
is consummated, she will appeal to the world
and declare that as the territory west of the
Nueces is in possession of her troops the claim
of Texas to it is void. Information has recent
ly been received at Corpus Christi that indi-
Gates that Mexico is playing deep scheme of
treachery. We are happy to state here that
arrangements have been made to obtain accu-
rate information of the movements of the Mex
lean forces, and it is believed that our Govern
ment will be prepared TO repel any incursion
OF Mexican troops into the disputed territory"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-10

FIREMEN's RIOT. The Paramount Engine
and the Good Will Hose companies of Phia-
dephia, had royal battle on Sunday, in which
pistols, bricks and clubs were freely used and
without reserve. The engine of the Paramount
was captured and totally demolished, and sew
eral persons injured during the riot, which was
not queled until the Sheriff and his posse made
their appearance. A reward of $500 has been
offered for the arrest of the rioters.
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THE TEETH! THE TEETHM
TOOTHACH! TOOTHACH9

| This aggraYating pain
49, / can he cured in few
%T'7'YSssS, 3TAs fg:TgcsA minutes without pain
u 81 III ri VI nor Inconvenience, SO
IS II ~ ,E Ri CHAT itmay be filed and
SssE * Tax W. ID .Rrcmdered valuable
' Ss3'~ S'A1 '~''' tooth fer life, thereby
oDylallns me pam ard danger Of having it extracted
by DIR STINSON, 81 HANOVER STREET 5 doors
above Pratt, who guarantees a permanent cure in all
cases. Also, FLEEING ScalGing, Plugging. regulating or
remedyIng The Irregularities OF Chdrcn's Teeth.
Dr. ). viii insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH, from one
TO full set in the latest and most approved manner
lie has paid particular attention tIs branch of the
pfocssIon and warrants his operations give perfect
satisfaction IN all cases, Those troubled with teeth
that have been improperly inserted or requiring new
setts would do well to call early as possible as de-
lays generally add obstacles to the operation Per
sons dong so may rely on being treated in "A skilfll
manner and at prices that cannot fail to please.
DR.. 5. has article for filling teeth that are too
much decayed to be plugged with gold which will
render them sCrvceabc and durable. This article is
entirely unlike the cGments now in use, as il never
furnishes or changes coler.
to- All operations performed in the most de irable
manner, and at very reasonable charges Office hours
from a. M 10 u r. Nj. app
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A NAVAL MISTAKE. The Flag Master of
the Sicilian ship of war Urania, on entering
Boston, hoisted the American ensign, union
down. The Commander of the frigate was so
mortified at the mistake, that he sent letter
ofapology instantly to the Navy Yard, the City
Government, and Commander of the Ohio
The unfortunate Fhg Master did not escape
unnctced, as he was instantly seized up and
aogged severely, his cries ofagony being heard
on board the Ohio and Cutter Hamilton.
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n asA.n FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
EF5S, ksSsup b RIDGE and EASTON. The steamer
1a:ssssaxsasnA MARYLAND having undergone a tho.
rough repair, and very handsome improvements both
III hull and machinery, will resume her regular reuie
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Dugan's wharf at 7 O'Clock on every
TUESDAY ana FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis,
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Eason on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis TO Baltimore.
FOR CHES1ERTOWN and CENTREVILLE
On MONDAY, the nth inst she will 90 to Ches
tertown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage 81.
my LEMUEL G. TAYLOR
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SUPERIOR SILK GLOVES. Just receiv-
- ed a small lot OF Gentlemen's superior heavy
white straw black ana colored Sill Gloves; hadit -
do do straw hlack and c0!ofed do, 90. Together
with a general and well selecttG stock Of UNDER
SHIRTS and DRAWERS: Hosiery, knitting Cotton;
Zephyr Worstcds Emhoid'g Chennollr; Floss Silk
Canvass; Needles; Pins; SPOOL Cotton; Tapes. Bubb
Cords Bindings; TasSels; SuspendCrs, sc, sc. Fo
sale low at AMOS LONEJOY'S
General Hosiery, Yarn s Trimming store,
milo l23 Balumores 81, opposite Clipper office,
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LUTHER ]. COX.
E1 M MISTAKE aDnIrr III

E1 NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
LINES COBURN, at 1913, just above Light ST. has
rot the best asserment Of Spring BONNETS and is
selling them cheaper than any concern in The city nj
Baltimore. Ladies, if you desire to get good fresh
and fashionable article, call and examine for vour
selves. Don he humhugged by people telling Won
that Cobum has moved away, and ali that sort ~
thing, 10 get his custom, and prevent you from doing
well for yourselves. an30
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WNOR ANNAPOLIS.
H. EASTON AND CAMBRIDGF

WNOR ANNAPOLIS.
HI EASTON AND CAMBRIDGE
n saAsg1 The steamer OSIRIS, Cant JOHN
Esy=u4Ala.SsD d. TURNER, will leave Commerce. St
wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock for the above places and return nexl day
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING,
at o'csck, and Easton at 81 O'clock for Annapolis
and Baltimore
Passage TO Annapolis. CENTS
:" to Easton or Cambridge .SI,5O
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wve Land
ing, ST. Michaels and Easton, (va Miles River Ferry
to Eastonl VIII leave Commences wharf every
MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock; and return next
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Morn
ing, at O'Clock; ST Michael's, u; wye Landing 81
west River ii /, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage TO Annapolis ....,,..,... rs Cents
10 west River. .....,..,,.....Sl.0 90.
TO Wye, st Michael's, OF Ferry, l,5C.
FOR CENTREVlLLE AND CHESTERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at 7 O'Clock, and return the same day
touching at Corsica at 10y O'Clock and Chester al IL
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage ST.
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at O'Clock and returns same day, leaving West
River at / O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage 10 Annapolis 10 cts. To West River 81
JOHN D. TURNER,
ap29-tstJa office lower end Commerce ST., Bait.
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ANTI-RENTIsM We learn from the Scho-
harie On. ~ Republican of the third instant,
that the guard men were fired upon while with
the Sheriff, at the house of Mr.. Nafiin, but
nobody was hurt The energy of the Sheriff
of Schoharie has struck such terror among the
Antl-Renters there, that he has succeeded in
executing all the business in his hands on Mr..
Livingston's patent. Daniel Caulkin, an Anti
Renter, has been convicted at Troy for burn
ing barn belonging to Knowlson, Horton and
Butts in the town of Sandlake last winter.
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Ten INES OF less MAKE sluarelI an adVerllsement
exceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion
AL advertisements payable at the time Of their
insertion.
% THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select mater of the
daily, is published every Saturday morning. the low
price Of Sl.0O per annlIm.
0G-Al papers sent by mail, are Hscostnuedthe day
on which the advance payment expires,
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D USSlA SKINS bale very large and shave
IA Just received and for sale by
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT * NUDGE,
ap2l 2south Charles sweet,
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS. BY fan

Leaving the passage through oEly.........SI3
GF- Tickets procured at Baltimore Steam Packets
Office, Spears wharf, Baltimore, Apply to
m23d II. SHEPPARD Agent,
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hy-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
fuI Carriers at only sir and quarter cents per week
payable the Carriers only at the end Of each week.
The Clipper will also bo sent, by mail to distant
subscribers, the rate Of -Four Dollars per year-pay-
able. ALWAYS. advance
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HE SfirFIRE-The Captain Found Guilty.
The trial of Peter Flowrey, Capt, of the schr.
spltfre, for being engaged in the slave trade,
before the U. S. District Court of Massachu-
setts' was brought to close on Saturday, when
after charge from Judge Sprague, the jury
rendered verdict of guilty. with recon-
mendation of mercy.
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WAGES OF AGRICULTURAL LABOR IN EUROPE.
The wages of laborers seem to be lower in
France, even in proportion to the low price of
provisions, than in England. The general
council of the different departments fix tariffs
for regulating the prices at which different SER
vices shall be convertible into money. By
them, the prices ola days work of aboring
man is rated generally at 10 pence, never high
or than IL l-2 pence, and sometimes as low as
7l-2 pence; that of horse or mule at from
ten to IL l-2 pence; and the hire of a two
wheeled cart from 10 to 10 pence.
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ALLEBAsI,s MEDICINES.

IlIE MOST POPULAR NOW IN IrSPn
{ Won ISIING Of The Black Tor AIl,bas,,s
y SaIvf, Alrbasi's Health Pills. Allcbosi'.
Tooth Ache Drors and Allebasi's Poor Man.
Streng hcnln1 Plaster '"'
The SalNe cares slmnst univnytol f.,
sores Ulcers. Fclons, Burns Scald4, Cuts
tunctnIcs, inmOTs, QGlnsey, Sore Throat Chil.
j. ans SWelhnes Of almost every descr,ption
NhrnWHilsma lnii1mmat tory and Chronic, Ague
IN the Face Breast &c. '6"'
I he Pills viii cure, when used according I'm
me directions. Scarlet Fever Bilious Fever no.
yer aLd A.u". Dyspepsy, Dropsc, acid St1.
mach, DisOrdered Bow els JauudIce Head Acbc
bizNucss m he Head, Worms Liver Com
pant, iitart Burn, Choiic. Bowel C6 mpioint
"enera. Debility, Cosuvencss &c 60
The Tooth Ache Drops will cure an ord,,,r,
ease d. Tooth Ache in from three 10 ten rr,ppt.s
ne Plaster - taxing precedence oycr eyory
ON = asiCf ~ this country, Tor Pain or Weok
ness ~ tie Bach, Chest SIDE, Ioins Nrsccis
hheuInallsn; Lung and Liver Complaints
coughs, 20 De. Asthma. We &c.
y v AU r"rsuns arc ID IN ,sL e.,
Agent Tor Pdmphiet which will be Cur,isb,J
graiis, which c"utaIf ? a dczrrinfrn of tbe NJ
bIcines, md history m Comyf9iufs win nm
In"t'p' cerfif"7ie5 ofcUrce, ana explicit direc
u"ns Tor uslrV the Medicines.
\ U',fdi discount wgoe 10 country Merchants
1ho Othcfs VINO buy ~ soil avaip.
~ NANW GILBERT. propri,tor
Wholesale Druggist. 2II Fulig. sin y
Ne above astonishing Medicine. tsf r.,eiv-
ava TOT ~icby w ROBE,
ltls ." Wheeling
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enrolled IN rich .lack surplice after the Epis-
copal ordcr,--a solid cross IN his bosom. with
gentcel gold buckles in hi1 shoes-is ofiiself an
lnduceneni - visit this profound physician this
hichd Of humanity aud Of God, -Ner Orleans
sun
The Lock Hospital IN America. the only Phi
lanihropc Institution established. under he
benign auspices o. Nh" celebrated DR. Cooke, al
No3 Norton ireot, A |any, N Y, for the relief
and convenience oil the unfortunate, is sputed ne
the best asylum es,ani for The comfort and
certaiN rec~very Sfinvads--,t this in frmary
aiients have the very beat medioa, attic ndanoe,
including hsard an nUrslng, which very mate
rally facilitates recovery, ART IA DIR Cooke, the
humane 'oandcr OF so desirable retreat and
sacred security. i"Sidcs on the premises the most
incredulou- may there repose The utmost conf
.euce-ieel AT home--pursue their usual avoca-
ITEMS and enjoy the society ofperhaps tho mos
eminent physician "A well - the most beneyo-
l nj man of the .-Eur0peun.
DR. Cooke attends persui ally TO his patients
RENEMrin
M NORTON STREET, ALBANY, N Y.
az 10 "
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CuANCEnY SALE.

uDURSUANr To decree mado by tbs CiIcuii
n Superior Cour Of Law and Chenccfy far Ohi,,
County on The seventeenth day OF June one ihop,snd
eghI hundred ond E. riy four, in the suit IN chan.
Gerry between HENRY TIFFANY. complainant and
RICHARD Sims. HENRY Moore. MARK DOUGLASS.
tue GESERAL Insurance COMPANY OF MARYLAND
AND OTHERS. defendants. I will, on Monday ihs
sixth day Of january, ia The yenr eighteen <nds,d
md orly-fvc. sell at public anclOnnt Tho 'front.' door
OF The CcuH House uf said county lois fDrfy.three
'0ry mu'. fOriysx, fnry~seveD, foIy.nine and 6fiy
IN that part of The city Of Wheeling IN said
county called Gr,hsm's addition. Of which loi,
numbered ioriy-ihrec. fory-sx and forty nine froD
on Quincy street AID nfe The same on which po,a
Simms now resides. and numbers forty fnnr, foriy.
seven md nifty roni ON Centre street and lie south
u md adj inIng the Other three. ALSO. The iroci
81 land (conininlng about three hundred nrd Gny
hefes) win The oppur' Dances situated IN Marshall
county IN The State Of Virginia, on Wheeling Cfeek
ABOUT Twelve miles East Of The snid city Of Wheel
ing which was conveyed io sold Sinms by Jnhu
1n'f"het md wife by dcd dated The vcnly- ,hfd
day OF November. eighteen hundred and tl,irtysix,
nnd recorded m The Clerks Ofi,e ol The County
N"uH OF SAID Marshall comfy The sole To be made
IN such parcels as " III suit purchasers.
TENNIS OF SALE.-Fiyo per cent Of the pur-
chase money 10 be paid m hand. ssd The rcshue 10
fee EQUAL instruments bearing interest from The day
~ safe and payable respectively in one, wo end
'''ee years 'h'feaiIcr-each purchaser giving bond
ara good security for his deferred instruments. aud
ne lille being retained further security oil psy
mem ~ Toll. ALEX Il LAIDlEY.
dec2 C.n,,,.,,,,r,
The sale Of lbs sbuys property il po.lreoeG m.
VI Monday the third day u March, 1916 JIM
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United STATES uorrI

Nt7'm' RaHroa4 Depof, CUMBERLAND, Nh
TENHE Proprietor r. pectGillv i.Cnrna +;
y friends and the nublic, that he has takon
ilHs SPLENDID NEW HOTEL which he now
c" II ehtY oilers 10 the patronage Of the mi lie
:.s place 81 Loih ELEGANT and CONFOR
IAhLE ENTERTAINMENT Tho PorIors
and chambers hive h9cn tasfefully fitted m
WIN entire ner Furniture and Brddipp' win
view 10 tie CASE comfort and couveui,t,ee ~
ms TiIcSts especially of ladies' aud famiIes -
no deparime r. OF the Iarler is rauallv vol
ordered In fact lere is through every derort
AID elegance that ca not fail 10 pie,s. ali -
may favor him with a call. "A COVTOV
- D-''
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a LBANY LOCK HOSPITAL
ESTABLISHED
Ca
80 zDSEs
GEN GEnUHaN - ,s,r
GEN. GEORGE COOK, T.. l.. n.
-EEELENL % EL-AAI LNL-I Al.

-kErURNf From ENGLAND
{ ipNIiNUES Ia he COZ suited co INCIDENTALLY
~ NO Norton ST, Albany. ~ s.
rms Pmlanthrop,c institution esiab'isb,d
- $50 nnIycrsallv spoken Of in the varIru,
periodicals. # the present age. is nm cdIfce.
,'cH'el IN Teiired part Of the CITY, tciachci
. Hnh, any place OF public TcsOri whatever; tao
whole THE bEbf ns = occupied nv pot,ents
en- u having their own ROOM and not subj
70 me observed Of all observers. l9r Cook .
nihl!rI ~ me Hospital, IS the only r, siscCt
Physi"ian and devotea his whole fime.aud ar,
'cIhon 10 the sc eifare nj the Unfortunate. Tho
e.hcss ~ constitution, conveniently arranged.
90 "H me ground Moor; ~ o lIOspifaI no stairs.
ofpauenfs' w '''0 '''' ''''
n FIR he cn-e Of the worst forma or vcocreal
Disrnse Gravel, & ,minnI Veakurss C;I,s,
StflcluTe m the TrcfLra Imp-tencv SynbtI,,
hId .~'noUhea, Geucraive and N,rv1ua DsLii-
Nv, Nrrcnr'nl and all Other di4eases If ~, sttn
NM aUctiions OF the Urinary nraans IN th,,r
Hpsi MALIGNANT md advanced stages. pr Cooke
l> hckn'w'edRcd ia be much celebrated f. r.
pfoVcrhal 'thata diseases o. this class suppos.
con Ser"rIo ,n,' hy n,heTfs' are apuy
more han ordinary -. uble f1rufli.y with no
PRACTICE Of msdieinp; he iacvtably our,a hi.
i',H,s and very frequently tie - ti,nt5 Il
~ Cooke 70 The oldest qJv.rfis,ns physic,,r
IN ne c''v Of ilbanY " Y.-his medical ta'cnts
ira unuvaIed '"''
Awong Tho most celebrated ,bvs,c,,,s.f,,,
f,se J. '""n Cook", VI u. T. T. n of Albany. " Y. /
No founder ~ Tho Alhany Lock ffos. al Tic /
I. Wi'hN"hsn ~ re nighes' tenn ofpr.ise for 4
'is hencvolenco and philanthropy. not ONLY b. /
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