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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20
The Universal lotion /:

A Nee Remedy for Ola Diseases.
D HEUMATISM, Sprains, Bruises and Pains Of
u y every kind may be cured by few spphca-
lions OF the above Lotion, which has been tested hs
actual experience TO be q remedy Of no ordinary
character. II is prepared with care and attention
in quantities to suit purchasers. bv
Feb VIM. DORSEY, D-uesi.'.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20
EsuCkMheat ENEosar.

e HAVE on hand buek~best Flour, for sale
u cheap. WASHINGTON KROESEN.
X. r. Depot, Feb. 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20
.SeEC g. Fashionable
FALL IL WINTER GOODS.

FESHE subscriber. have just received a handsome
n assortment IT reasonable Goods, which thoy
have assorted with care from the manufacturers,
and they iatend this Fall TO sell cheaper then
ever; end they will also guaranty 10 their customs
efs ihst they will sell as cheap as can be bought
10 the CITY, az elsewhere. Their stock comprises
the following;
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-03-20

IYCAUrION.--The public should remember
that NO C,Sagar- Coatea) Pls can be genuine
unless DR. g BENZ. SMITHS signature is on
the side of EVERY box This is important. as
miserable medicine may he enveoped with sugar
These Pills are made OF the PUREST MATERI-
AIS. and they will bear The scrutiny of either
physician or chemist March ID, l945-y
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31
HOUSE..

Opposition to Annexation.-Mr. Adams presented
a remonstrance against the annexation of Texas, re-
marking that, sfrom the pursuedby the house
on the remonst he had presented against the
admission of Texas into the Union as slayeholding
statehe presumed it was intended not to give the
nonstrants hearing; and that the admission of
Texas was to be consummated as early as possible,
without regard to the wishes of those who were OPP
posed to that measure. He should submit to the de-
cison of the house regards these circumstances,
and should content himself hereafter with presenting
such as were now in his possession or should here
after be sent to hmand leave it to the house to dis
pose of them in such way it might deem proper
After Mr.. Adams had concluded his remarks and
the presenting of large number of circumstances,
IS other members in succession and presented
similar ones; after which, Mr.. Rockwell presented
the Resolutions of Connecticut, and Cranston those
of Rhode Island to the same effect.
Then came memorial for the abolition of slavery
and the slave trade in the district of Columbia Laid
ON the table l08 to 81.
Petition by Mr.. Hunt of citizens of Michigan tor
the Improvement of Fox and Wisconsin Rivers.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31
THE RESTORED.
By MISS SARAH J. CLARKE.

By MISS SARAH >. CLAhhns
Our father when our loved one lay
With her languid eyes half closed,
When the darkening shadow OF the grave
On her sunny brow reposed,
Midst our woe thou ddst send thy spirit down
To renew her failing breath,
And mid our Joy we bless Thee now,
Oh, thou God of life and death!
All, when she turned from the shadowy vale,
From the night that gloomed before her,
A new life burst like tropical day
In SURPRISING glory DER her.
The stars pour down purer light,
The sunbeams richer fall,
And sweeter far through the arch OF Heaven
Thrills the wild birds early call.
And each low wind that murmurs by,
Or fingers on her brow,
Seems to whisper from the realm OF love,
the kiss of angels now;
And flowers are far more blessed things,
The lCwliest that bloom,
Bear traces of the loving hand
That raised her from the tomb.
Though her face is yet like some sweet dell,
Half sunshine and half shade,
And her voice like silver rill at even,
Low laughing in the glade;
Though faint the blush that sometime comes
Her glowing dreams to speak,
As the shadow of rose leaf cast
On sculptured Psyche's cheek;
Life, life, is thrilling through her veins!
And her heart these warm spring hours,
Walked to new raptures and new loves,
Seems beating under flowers,
Like pulse in the brow of young May Qeen,
Just crowned in her sunlit bowers
That from her door to the place of graves
The path is yet untrod,
That we lave not pressed on her warm young breast
The icy burial sod,
That she sleepeth, and waketh, and is not dead,
We bless Thee, Oh our God
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31
For the Ypsilanti Sentinel.
ORIGIN OF ODD FELLOWSHIP.

spirit was sent from the ssrealms of the blest,'
To sooth the afflicted, to relieve the distressed,
To "comfort the mourner,' the wayworn and sad
And bid the down hearted look up, and be glad.
He bore a bright scroll, from the Heaven above,
On which was inscribed, Truth, friendship and Love-
He stood by the couch of anguish and sorrow,
And his presence brot light and hope for the morrow
He wiped the damp dew from the cold clamy brow,
He Taught the lone stuff rer, in worship to bow
Before the sHoy of Holies, and his mercy to prove
Whose best gift to man was, "Truth friendship and
Is Love-"
In silence and sadness he receives the last brea tn,
AS the soul fled away with the skeleton DEATH"
He breahed deep prayer for the lost one, now hid,
BY the damp heavy earth, as it falls on the lid;
And ssthe spirit now safe with the HHeaveny dove'
He speeds on his mission-"Truth, Friendship and
Love-"
From the eve of the widowed brightness will spring
AS he wipes the lone tear with his Heavenly wing.
Then be joyful, be happy: o! why should you fear;
You never can want, while Brother is near.
Cold charity's crumbs and ISLANDERS sharp tooth
Are meier to be found with Love, Friendship and
TRUTH
To the orpha he spoke while gently he smiled,
The "God of the Fatherless' is with thee, my child,
Though cast on cold world to buffet the wave,
Ever Keep stout heart, spirit that's brave;
In the sGod of the Fatheress put thy trust, noble
, Youth,
And then, in the watchword glove, friendship and
Truth"
His MISSIONS now done, his labor's now DER,
But ere he left this dark earth for eternity's shore
He bequeathted the truthful, the friendly the JUST
His sheavenly scroll and with it this trust,
aVsit the sck"-s'bury the dead;" the disconsolate
And be faithful be true to glove, Friendship and
Truth" M WYANDOTT. 3
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31
10Th CONGRESS
IN SENATE.
IN SEN a l c

December II,
Mr.. Webster of Massachusetts, appeared and took
his seat.
Mr.. Dix presented memorial of citizens of New
York city, praying for the establishment Of branch
mint.
Senate the death of Gen. Dawson whereupon the
Senate adjourned.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

The excuses of our youth, are drafts upon our
old age, payable with interest," about forty years al
ter date.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

Gov. Cass does not seem to figure on the commit
tees at Washington. He holds secondary only
and then with Bill Allen for his leader. Surely this
is not what we have been led to expect Of him. This
is not what our legislature expected when they broke
over all local prophecies to send him to the Senate.
We were told that he would be omnipotent there.
But thus far things have very difarent look.-~
Why is it'--.4drcftiser,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31
49, YPs1LANTI, (M1cH WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 81 1916

During the progress of these lectures, it has very
often panied us, and that excessively, to hear from
unthinking, inexperienced men, bachelors of course
that every woman, matter how diviney com
posed, has in her ichor-fowing veins, drop-"no
bigger than Wren's eye"-of Caudle: that Eye her
self may and then have been guilty of lecture,
murmuring it balmily amongst the rose leaves.
1t may be SO still, be it our pride never to believe
it NEVER
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

None are SO fond of secrets as those who never
mean to keep them; such persons secrets, as
spendtrTit covets money, for the purpose of crcua
ton. sE7a
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31
CHAS. WOODRUFF, EDrroR AND PRorrEroR.
TERMS.

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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

A tailor, while travelling on the Lakes was asked
by yankee, where he lived, what his name was, &c,
to which he replied that he lived in Toledo, and
'that his profession was sitting on the smooth side
of poverty, and jerking out the cords of afcton.n
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-31

Our duty of editorialship is closed. We hope we
have honestly fulfilled the task of selecting from
large mass of papers. We could have presented to
the female world lecture for every night in the year
Yes-three hundred and sixtyfve separate lectures!
We trust however that we have done enough. And
five have armed weak woman with even argu-
men in her unequal contest with that mperious crea
ture,man,f have awarded to the sex,as MIR. Caude
herself was wont to declare, put upon from the be-
ginning the slightest means of defence-if we have
supplied solitary text to meet any one of the mani
fold wrongs with which woman, in her household
life is continually oppressed by her yranic task mas
ter, man-we feel that we have only paid one grain,
hardly one, of that mountain of more than gold it
our felicity to owe her.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

BREMESShip M-t,- Reported yesterd4y )-3 bales mde
Seinb--i cases Rrmer Mecke--20 pines gin CaSwel-a
boxes Atwater Con coi6 do spies, Thirst col do
bales Loeschigk Weise donck do Thorspeeken x CO. Of
Ph,lsdeiphis-7 Born schuchard-, w Hormann 4 son
-42 VIM Gelsse son--I SchmeHder- Oerchs KIuyer
~ Ahreeieidt-n Q F. meyerS AIthof Boston--l7 @
me{et-i ESchroeder2 BelllngeT Goldsten-20 Iagne S
sCheser s Of phsdepha- II Bernheiner Bros-i smons.
led Baehi03 boxes casks Hens hen Unkat-5526 bars
pois r9n lsO bxs 30l3 do Oerichs Kruger-8 Conet
chts To order - y ' 90 'N
N Gaston2O csks madder ~ bags gall
1oe &Iousinsryi chs verdigrs schage, Koop <
pb.I"e "s o9a. se gas boxes lemons Chamberlain
en pnsues seinhoer-i box sosp q illisms
%; y bsun.l-o c cream Motz Politics. cks
neo'gs oaes g nuts ck cks cream tartar JO p0I>
~ ps c1sks brethaupt box Carcasscnia Concerts
yses cutNs Dreihtup-s d. Joha Agure3 haas mdse &,
Meyer sos@o bxs soap Wchelhnsea5i2 chs VINE Ay.
MIR co o-4J gkts 80 Bossagr-e-i7 casks m dsr n
boxes parer Berword72oo do pickles Wilson Browu2oc
~ 'ich ques-61 bales bankcfs Avmar
col box sik i Hunt CO.'S bales roots III ,s II, ~
leaves bxs mise do optical oil bale bark ~ - - w
5bacs seeds u bxs mdse 80 do worth CAxpe G,.N
lij brs lemons Draper Deylin5o0 bxs soap How "a
co--ipo do lemons Jas Robers0ul do mlse n II G
casks cream tartar 1S9 boxes bales 2i5 baskets 80 cas %
order - S''N' muse
aLsamo-BsrQue Letizials00 bx oranges lemons oas
qts rnone ss8 bags cinnamon 800 bxs do amond
PalmIen. - '""S
Gu.yAMA-Bng Agusi55 chs 81 5bbs moasses Never
Stucken. 'se'
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
Medical Aid.

DR GREGORY, No. 6 Gold street. is eonsuIssd in III
eases he cure. il few Day: ~Sous1s. as
.s9t in diet or hndrauce Of pu.ut His long experiences
troduce valuable mpovs men practice which,
a s ere ,ss issw % to sals Snsr
ws 81 'Hffsy e
most astonishing n the inventor Of method BY
always successful wherea. old mode Of eans the
aearae Structure has been cu1ss m By
,S. Ss DSfG m s o
NEkVous Ss; Ok 'ctoaNsTTUTroNAL DEBILITY re-
sutng from certain indiscree Practices Of the youth
full and houshtless Nature too good an
Among the symptoms Of this bghtng and de.oang habit
o the body, paraton ofthe heart shaking ofhs
he UT & 3 s .
ment Of een organs such The stomach liver lungs and
ty FOR repairing the constitution and energies Of such as are
in this wise afflicted Dr. Gregory would most earnestly
and nourshes the system and followed BY no re-
action as the with other remedies Of this kind s good
for half dozen in and be sent to OF
THE PRlyATE TREATISE, called j" The Rubcon,-
This little volume is essentially important with those who for
its instructions ample embrace the diseases and de-
Of the genital Of both 1t conaus
gaatiag this line Of praccr for more than half century
pse % fI q e I BY %p w S hs 5 hex * d The
~ forward order All applications by mail enclosing
he sa aS Re Tonic cor
for sale the Doctors residence &C Gold street. aud the
No. 60 William street near Maiden lane.
81 Faiton street., corner OF Water
4" - Fai,un street. corner of Gold street.
q 10 street. lenr Store Sun Buildings.
b5 Domery corner oi Walker ST.
lSB D0wery OF Snring
40 Deianery street, corner of Suffolk st.
Of Market ST.. and both corners
fulfe
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADlIo.
M Be Consulted apo any ss S
referred to II this He volume personally or by post
e shs. s ubeet
ose G es sS G the whole
so to s pss s
Ao'' 'l'''''s4f sTRIcTuRE sf:i'ti Il AND IT'S CURE
This being little understood although the frequent
and Of former advertise
which and its
the fact that structure squenty exists in those who not
ss %e s will snsS will b sos 70 raj
Among things M rsmssIsd that it was by no means
much dnashd sreias i iDdssa oesars
respect Neither It necessary there should be PAM or any
% ' s;s1i'
o4 o 70 s,v M s and %h %
fall upon the mind and system rather than the part it
cusr belong structure and especially when they meet
S sny BE ss but
N IL sS es snd sss w h The s %
belong to structure in is early and when easily and
xSNp l1Syf TS oS 5i i s Ia. been already
50 sad D. the stream need ed, not be diminished
Happen after the Clothes that drop
woa to wet @ @ 5 aS S
two can proceed from other whaever but certainly
THE isss Hisi
REMAINED UNCURED A Gonorhaa, though the
only by lar the most frequent Of Structure II IS not m
remained that to be considered Neither possible every
to state how long this may continue without producing
structure for one person naturally disposed to Src
trre than another IL however should have continued from
SIX to eight weeks this length Of time at least would strengthen
3s' ST SR hIs HAS TH
NlND-Nohmg is more certain than the effect Of Suic
si iSe ts is'e BY
al but 1t Is socomm0n degree other that hewer
sees OF Structure which the patient does observe
that ne not active capable Of business formerly Th
also serious effect though little understood but unques
tonaby Indeed whoever considers the natural
medium by which the mnd powerfully upon these
through the medium the sexual organs upon
ne mind This however better explained in The Private
Treatise OF the author little volume which many
parts OF the world As the of Structure the act
viiy Of mind invariably returns.
With respect TO the OF Srctueth il gratifying
pain or Inconvenience Nothing exceed the improvement
late IN the treatment Of this complaint Indeed in the
ands oil proper and experienced PERSONS the Of Structure
nov accomplished many days formerly demanded
months Many persons consult the who on
TO tins city for short only but perfectly
though has been Of trouble and anxiety Tor years To
peculiar of cure together with his Private Treatise
which has interesting chapter giving
subject and written IN the planest and which, being
distance
In consequence Of the number petenders books
Suaekey which niest this city, lie deems proper make
strangers Besdes his rank Graduate Edinburgh &c.
Sc m hes been engaged in the OF these diseases both
hospital and city practice for than thirty years. and has
published three editions OF work expressly them Also tls,
London to Dr. Mott, Of New York. Dr. fhyse Of phsdeI
phia and Others aud that he permitted refer almost every
Physician Of enence this CITY, Address Dr. Ralph ss
| Greenwich m re
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

by manager from fhladelpnia, whose name ID ho'
given.
The csmp.meeting fever is up he.e to the highest
pitch and the Sabbath will consequently be desecrated
tomorrow by all kinds of outrageous rockins Every
horse in the city has been engaged for the purpose oil
conveying our rowdies 10 the camp ground, and de-
lghtiui time they will have Of IT, Horsehesh WIZ SUI
fer some.
THE MAnKErs.-The offerings OF beef cattle at the
drove yards this week were large, ana previous
prices sustained although a consdersoie number
were taken for another market " or ofought ior-
ward 36O sold al SO TO 50 per 100 pounds 261
driven 10 Philadelphia and p left over. Hogs have
become scarce and sold at S5 l2l per 100 pounds.
There has been very little variation in -four since my re-
mort of las week probably prices hardly firm al
though have no sales City Mills from wheat
port nnder 81 6at but Howard has sold 81 So!
10 81 6aJ; towards the close, however except for
choice brand, sales TO any extent could not be readily
effected the former rate. There has continued
good supply Of Wheat during the week, as well from
Virginia Marylan and fair TO prime qualities OF red
have sold IS to 81 cents and the like qualities OF white
% TO 95; inferior parcels at proportonaby less
rates but in general such receipts small Corn has
commanded attention, and all the lots have been readily
taken at steady prices 43 to 10 cents for yellow Oats
are worth 80 10 80 cents, according to quality.
SrocK BoARp-There has been literally nothing done
by the stock board this week Maryland 6s are held at
19l-75t is offered.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
isledlcai Card.
DOCTO SON

DO & T h vi . II II SON.
NORTH RIVER DlsPENSARY, 20ih Fulton street.
Doctor Morrison continues be consulted confdentsy
all private Diseases which he without mercury or re-
stnnt diet pursuit. Recent eases partlcpiariy oror-
rhra, 4" he in to days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETIIRA are cured by DR..
n ou improved PRINCIPLES without pain
the patient AS the Of Structure analogous with
those of other affections urinary apparatus none but ex
peencd Surgeons should be allowed make the necessary ex-
suffer mgcl lnary from awkward praeti.one.s.
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL. DEBILITY
1hs affection, and the train Of evils resulting from
structve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions uti
prime ipes by restoring the system healthy
stating its original vgor perfect guaranteed
charge.
~ B-Dr. NJ holds communion with medical rreenders,
who claim TO be Surgeons he Is Perhaps the only qualified
adye Surgeon in the city See his diplomas in his Office,
oa Sutton street Letters post paid and containing fee will
medicine and advice to any part Of the Union.
Office 20s Fulton street. near Greenwich New York Opeu
A To p. M. ;u.Gt truxrb
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
z:sGgs.cal Asiglca,

EfOCTOR LAMERT Is s.iI corfdsnay consulted a, Ina
~ old Office 63 Gold street. Fulton Beekmsn on
all diseases delicate naure his treatment being mud end
jndicous requires neither mercury Diet or him
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTI1 UTIONAL arr.
on eqsent indulgence Of the passions of ndscee,
youth and thereby nightly emissions and eventually
offset being restore the system mentally and bodily that
Of vgor originally designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without pa
ti-nt beng the least caused by maleatInent
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eecay cured with
out pain Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city perfect charge made Let
paid enclosing Immediately attended to- and me
dcie with advice, sent to any part Of the United States
1rr%r
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
s5sEcssrHs Ea.gss,

nOCTOR FAWCETT, of 1876 Fulton street. New York
~ Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons OF and
Ebdn5ns and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College Of
subjects, yz:Marrimony, imporncy and Sterny anato-
meally rhysioogicaiy nd soedic lily explained with CON-
Syphilis Secondary SYM tons Gonorha, Glee Structures,
Nocturnal Emissions all the consequences arising from self
pollution Doctor Fawcett continues his private consultations
on the aforementioned Diseases his long established Office
hons OF the generatye will yield his mode Of
men without restraint IN diet exercise, and without
parayzed from excessive indulgence from masurbation
he Will be able to restore the health vgor Per-
sons distance enclosing ST. have copy of the work
All letters murt be postpaid and directed Dr. H. Fawcett,
1856 Fulton street, New York sul im*rrc
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
THE PATENT
GALV ANIC RINGS
ACNETIG FJUTD


I'hiS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the
universal appreciation Of the Medical Profession of Great
prtap aud .s been suicieny long before the American pub
o 70 give Tar Ia o. Us power AND efficacy The PATENT
for which the ordinary Gvanic Battery or Elscrc and
netic Machines used but whoo, my Of the inur,ou
SHOCKS wnich accompany the applications by those
~ accomplishing the desired object - '
ihe GayanG Rings have been used with in
all OF Rheumatism, chronic applying ,o ,s
head face or limbs Gou; Tic Doloreaux: Toothache
Bronchitis: Vertigo Nervous Sick Headache Indges
ton Paralysis Palsy; Epilepsy Fits Cramp; Pslptson
s,ga Gens5a Debility Deficiency Of Nervous Energy and
have been equally successful Their extraordinary effects npon
the system must be witnessedt TO be believed as certain
for the shove complaints they equsy 10 be
recommended The Gavanic Rings every way perect
" harmless and sold prices TO be within the reach Of a
IRmTIEs MAGNETIC FLUID used IA connection with IN.
Rings 20 re.der their efficient action certain and direct the
Gaivanc influence tohe pacu lar portions which
For numerous certificates Of the highest character regarding
the efficacy of the Galyanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid refer
the office Only Agency ia New York. l3i Fulton street
sun Buildmg " Brooklyn, al the store ofJAMTs w SMITH
Druggist Fultpn M
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICL,

1 1OtION JUffNSONl II Dunno strttt, chatham A.
n one The oldest aud most experienced medical and surgi
cal practitioners ~ the city Of New Yofk in the treatment
certain class Of delicate diseases The Doctor !, esabheJ IL
stand for eleven aud during time has
~ treated 1000 cases Of fvenerea aud oh, delicate
complaints Ihe DLs reputation for skill IN those old half
cured cases That have existed Tor years No mat
ter how long You may have Geet Srciurs Iicers nuo,
s BODY or ~ r throat or nose, the head and bones
oi the legs VIII aud can YOU III your case H curabe
Constitutional Weakness Sometimes called s.mn. Ivaah
brought on by aecre habit ndulgcd by young nen-Niany
an unfortunate victim o this vice has eeJ my
ssntary treatment Dysepa weakness Of the limbs and sma
te back confusion OF intellect fo9etuness Irptaon
e heart aversion TO society only symptoms of this
plant lie warrants cure in every charge. Mild
educated Physician and Surgeon, jeN im'rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
MEDICAL NOTICE

nKCOOPER, IA Duane street, between Chatham and vii.
- liam Streets has, for the last years confined his
tice % The c ment q real mercuea and dseae,
ola delicate ratnre Dr. Cooper spent years
Lock Hospital and has for the last years enjoyed the mos
extensive practice IN diseases Of any medical man in
New york lie Can cure the most aggravated cases Of thi
dease and mild cases removed five days The Dr. is
resuarly educated physician aud surgeon and
his tents 70 leave until perfect is performed
Stricture--Dr. Cooper has discovered new method by
which he the form Of Structure in from one 10
two weeks with scarcely any pain to the patient.
Constitutional Debility, brought by secret habit in
begets dysrepsa weakness limbs and small Of tue
confusion Of aellect fogetfuness paptaon Of the heart
charge Be sure and recoect the number H. with the mortar
over the door as there adecpve sign vAcuated 10
impose upon the creduous, the block Dr. Cooper the
only qualified physician who advert.es IN this street
jeil lmos-rc -