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a.. ~ a. ~ nvLr-ALk All AZ ALL
-. IsborarOry.-Ilr subscribers have o.
'sss aa1 f5r .e an entire nc" set Of et r. fs Wort
Gun .i.- - rea uu;y vii exceed any ever offered b.
80 n, rs ,rsrs. and -o.d b. weight VIII Re found, b.
-. 20 ser rent. the cAeapest Ii he city.
ornf1n Pr, Creoserf, &c IA -Dlnc nee. -
GAS5SER a YOUNG,
49, Clahan-st opposite Chatham Theatre,
Dealers Grccer sHd Fruit. snd sens .or ue celeors
ted Pavilion fC1lt1ln ~ Saratoga
B-S-rpenis Cbaser, beng prohibited N THIS c.,
g. L. VII only receive orders of uein from he eo-HIs
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NB-S Hammond having always attended 20 enron"
meier DuuIex and tine himself wishes to INFORM III
rend. fhai he vii continue same, aud socts aconlnu
snce OF their patronage. hl'D ~
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prf.ox Dfs,rprr<r-Dr Edward Hartshorn the
plivsician of the Eastern PcniicnumE says ihr nm
1icphia INQUIRER. has furnished DID tnc Annual lt'
u9rt quite au Interesting letter on inc su1lrri ol
PRISON Discipline and especially TIE mcdlcai ehrci'
IF the separate system pursued 30 the Institution
named he saws that every cell Is furnished with %
,ub wash.howl soap. towels and an unlimited
.nuplv Of water for every purpose bgt that o bath
ing he whole body; while ihe plan oil naih! poIia
Die bath tubs in summer and permanent ua-iiu-
Ylaets during thc winter las been for some time %
matter of consideration. Exercise ANA restrict,
mp.o,mcui OF Individual in'aid- I'D iie open afe-
/, nsuni,fei Dos law. The number ol cases on 90,
.ick list, since January }. l-i3. was sj white ani
- roio-,I Many of these were second ami ihr.
attacks I'm tine same individual that as usual there
mas been "a larger number OF cases than OF patients
Making This distinction. find. on an aggregate col
ll- conyict- 229 whites. and lis negroes. were
never sick. AMI that % whites ani3- colorei were
,pder treatment once or oiicncr in ihe course col
he half year
He saws further. that every day experience ha'
increased his confidence " n the working of the ~
en- To 81, nothing Of thc comparatively SINAI
number In 80 dcpraycd population. OBJ -,niAc ano
vcrc cases of disease not contracted cut on prison
md the few instances Oi fatal disorder dtNcoPed "a
.h. cell. we cannot help being constantly sruca
Nth the marked Improvement among many "i u,
-ouvict- Unexpectedly observe the b-nehcla 81
ects of the change from a career OF dissipation pr
-afion and exposure 20 one ofrc-ular and indosiou
occupation with plenty Of good food and comfort
| able quarters
The cells are sand 10 BE- better ventilated than The
,r,a, rlaio-it, of the workshops n which the same
classes are employed al liberty and rs well warme'
and lighted while more time l. allowed FOR rest an'
-ccrcaion than i, usually indul-ed in Icy the indus
/ riou- mechanic
Tie Doctor concssc- cmharra ssincni. "heh lD'
,vcr varied mind becomes iae subject OF discussion
/ he saA-:
A. fsr rs my ind ydual orn.on Is concerned OH ~
| have seen and heard during my fifteen months re-
cucc 10 daily contact with the unfortunate subjects q
ur Observation Aas only increased iAc colAlehee w
t,r rsfssiuc OF the question soon forced uqo
uctla the horrors oi sccu-iou a- lsci'ea ID iAt ?,
.rafe cells aud compared 90 tlc modned .,pafa- @ @
be silent sysi,n were altogether imaginary tna 'na
be- fears i respect o. tie ELECTS upon the reason "ti
! .auaIy -rau-clt.s'
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.eciion- Spinal and Hip Diseases, W nte Sweinss ven
. of te Lambs Ac References given applying % Dr.
81 my3 I'm
REMOVAL.
Holm T. BEACH Dealer IN Paper, Rags &c rom -
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MYTH THE LATEST lMPBOt EMENI ~ hi
w The Depot for tie sale Of COTS Pisios, hnrs, 'ti
oue. and FO,ng Pieces has been removed rom ~ bfVs"
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