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OLIVER WHITTLESEY,

OLIVER WHITTLESEY, g.
nEALER in Pants, o Is. Glass, &C., Z. street,
~ iTodds Buildings. Washington, u. C., has jus,
received from the original inventors and sole manu-.
iectnrers, E large supply q the genuine .I
DOric L amp. fA# at
This Lamp IL simple In ITS construction, easily
trimmed, and will give light equal 10 ,weniy
perm candles, at cost Of one cent an hour
US superiority 10 other lamps consists in the fol.
loving advantages: there is no brass or other metal
that corrodes which comes In contact with the fluid
1.-The external and internal dra,shts pass through
the body of the lamp, producing moro perfec,
combustion, and keeps the lamp perfectly cool. Ii
can be used with open doors and will be less affect.
eu oy WIND or currents of air. than any other lamp
Also other improved Pine Oil Lamps. Hall
Lamps and Lanterns, and dealer in Astral and Sb.
lar Shades, Chimnes and Lamp Glasses of all
Kinds, Lamp Wick, Pure Sperm Oil, M. B. Dyo,t's,
o. Goulds 'ilass Fount Pine Oil Lsmp: all Of
which are offered at wholessle and retail, at the
oaoest prices for cash. sd et.i oasE
~. B.-Dtreciions 10 be obssysea in using the !.
PINE OIL LAMPS
In trimming the Doric Lamp the chimpey il frs,
removed and the Lamp taken out of the rinp. n,
button and cone mus, be next taken off. and III,
cone may be used for stand 10 set the ,a,nn an
while 'rimmng--after which the wick-holdrr Il
taken out and the wick ra sed above the ,ube sutF
Gent to cut off the black or crusted edge, which
should be done with sharp pair of seissors--tha
w,ck-holder is then returned 10 its place and the
WICK should be perfectly even with tho TOP of the
tubs--tll tho Lamp, replace the conc and button,
and it Is ready for uss. ,1f5.s ....E .t.L.l
GfTo avoid accidents the Lamp should never
.,r - n'ru wnlle burning. ,l IL .-t,r feb b--tf
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TRANSPORTATION OFrIc

II AIHAfFsFUHTAfTUN VTETJE, :
" 52t Fash -lWAsHiNGr ON, NOVEMBER l3, lS45
NTOTlCE.--1npursuanc Of an order of the Presi-
IN dent and Directors Of this Company, notice
IS hereby given, that no money except such as is
bankabe in this city, will hereafter be received in
payment Of freights accruing from the transporta-
ton Of produce or merchandise on this road.
BY order: SAML. STETTINIUS,
nov 27--tf ,,.... tt's'P @hi Agent.
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bslf Aa4n False H lppr # aiways Laugh
i., ,p4.,.. yf.:y 3}J 4'blt hin Io'is serious.
For tie Columbian Fountain.
a NO:INlNG osC Gene AT THE sPaEoI.
~ ,r.i LLAIo'o GARDEN.
",I r"g baTDMano iui ~,
We stnpHn,at q g'asSy nound--s,ss.s
'lWndi ends Ia, sweet c, mnpne---
Nor hoard q winspsf, rave The sound
u ca! Ll,ds' s~ngs ia June. Il 0aGr
- AEr,atfoss Potomao'stwage, 8,
we seu.iplsa Sourhefn sky,
'Pll.n',sfsloud soAe image gave
noTawauu'nnypEanry' eye.
IniepG ntecy cloud that few
rnr.uyn ehef's bouadless space,
We saw an !. shi,iai" oritwo, N #f IA
An mn Vi ev'ry race.
.nr''.1 "naH tJoi H .r rbfu aasrE
w saw Il" iu,tle,"' then q l",pig;"
Auon q .'Vruus" Iair.,, II, u, NM. a.e7n .'a
Vino So med 40 dance a,sky,high jig, te
,c, And sAs II. di, lsslys in aif.r9il 6aa a.,2
We Saw a" bear" and heard his growl
.. Upon, 'he, llushjng wind ;a'nm ~,
Andbhen We saw an old ,.'s scfeech owl"
! Lat, hike all owls, was blind ~
tt" FHt ,tt III e'isttHtua' puh lltt irdl a{...
y" We saw a thousand other things
OF e,'ry shape and size.
S1,nr men, with hsads-some birds, with
,oings- 1o ts'm,h 'fn a,Nnsaf.
Al ln4o.,ny through The skies.
I stsmp as if thee af,h be ow,Arup
W az nlrro.'d5jh HE Ky ;'If'lrh has +.
~ And natpnS anovlng ~ aud tro, 5s
Nee ufowulng On the eye. n Hs
surb pban'a<ie such Wondfous sights.
.. .r Nrnrver saw before 4''.. IL ... .t
More wondlous ihan Afabia's Nights,
I hose famous nights of yore! -4
..,..,.t 80, ARGUS.
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CONGRESS- BOOKS, Law BOOKS,
MEDICAL BOOKS. AMERICAN HISTORY,
IU &c. The, subscriber has for sale, at his Store.
near corner Of Il street md Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, large stock Of 'a's
H3 1870 LAW BOOKS. stgfa5Errt
Among them are all the elementary works; also
The English and American Common Law and
Chancery Reports. All the New York and Mary
hand Reports some Of the Virginia Reports. The
Law Library, SO vols, together with a handsome
selection Of such other Law Books as ere suitable
| for the Washington market. %
a vaa sdi CONGRESS BOOKS. sff
All the Laws. Documents. Journals, Registers Of
Debates, and all hooks subscribed for or published
by Congress- are to be had in quantities at the sub
scribers., The
NJ. MEDICAL BOOKS sGo2
were selected by the gentlemen of the Faculty in
,he District The collection embraces all the stan
dard and elementary works.
saa aAMERICAN HISTORY
! Some Of the American Books are very old and
rare; and all The late works on American subjects
are to be found in this Chapter. anr
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS"
All the current literature Of the day will be found
among these in all the various fashionable bindings
|5t uttiils RELIGIOUS BOOKS
All the Bibles, Prayer, and Hymn Books. Of al
most all tho different denominations, In all kinds Of
oiho'hss' ais4f r. ote8Ht se6a aara ~
"BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY"
handsome assortment Of Blank Books, and
al! kinds Of Stationery, for sale as above. sfs]
The Books will be snld as, cheap as at any other
Bookstore IN the United STATES. 10. peas.iu5a
march 7-,f GEORGE 'FE MPLEMAN. 4
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PAPER.HANGING
And Upholstering Store, on nPennsylyan,a
+, Apenne, IJetmeen sth and lOh STREETS. 81
IA. MOORE has just received an elegant assot.
~. ment Of Paper Hapgings, suitable for halls.
parlors, chambers drawing and dining-rooms.
Also, large collection of Firsscreens, and fi.e
Velve and plain Borders TO ma,cb.I t9a Is3 r.
D. Moore has made, arrangements At sorns Of L 0
best frctDriss IN thss country t be constantly get
ing IN Store The latest styles of PaFsr.bangings
which will be sold al very ANAL pro6ls for cash, j.
The old sand of Muller Il Moore,
| march 2e-tf ftl GU *t fits b.
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~4WS OF THE UNITED S1.sFES--SlEkE.
.iitH Df OTYPED EDITIO.Egaa

/, ". Published by authority Of Congress.
.4. vol. 10 SEPARATELY. .ft Ja.ts rr.J
THE subscribers will publish at the commence
nnentoHthe present session of Congress, about
January l, l846, "1HE Laws OF THE UNITED
STATES" agreeably to an act Of Congress Of the
last session, and Jo, the accommodation Of those gem
terne, ,uho haps the earlier edition in nine roI,rmss,
volume ten, containing the laws from the year 1889
to March l545, viii be published separately and
sold al the cost Of paper and print. An annual sup
plemcnt on q similar type and paper win hereafter
be published at the close Of each session CT Con-
gress, so that the Laws of the United States may
always be had in neat and uniform style.
it-ahiepp - LITTLE b BROWN I.
/, .. Law Booksellers and Publishers, Boston.
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JTTHR LIFE AND TIMES OF HENRY

THE LIFE AND TIMES OF HENRY
CLAY, BY Calvin Cotton, .a,sfhor of"Ju.
MUS Tracts" Four Years in Great Britain" DC,
The work conasts Of two volumes octave, 5O4 pages
n each, ant Is smbelliehed with two engravines.
Its mechanical execution Is in the best style OF ele
CANT literature. The price Of the work is ss follows
In hne muslin binding oohWeu 81 90
Do do do gilt edge and side S 90
In sheep, extra, library style y 'S5I 500
III calf, super extra gilt aauas SO
In Turkey morocco, super extra giltaag SO
The publishers would state that booksellers are
furnished with the work only at the subscription
price; and hence all who subscribe whsn the agent
makes hrs applications will probably get the work
cheaper than Ivy purchasing from the booksellers.
r. FARNHAM, Agent for the Publishers,
Corner Of llth. street and PenpNlsania avenue.
y april ll-tfIs uello.4.lue;uap ta,o
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Lutte. states Agency and Notarial Of
r. lce. established in IS43. -8a
7TDMUND F. BROWN, Attorney and Agent for
j llGlmaaS, Notary Public Illinois Commissioner,
{ continues To settle all kinds of business with
& e several branches Of Government, with his
Usual pr"mptpess, efficiency and fidelity; espec-
aly lLhMs Foh PENSIONS, PATENTS, LANDS, PosT
OrFirE AND OTHER CoNTRAcTs, &c., r street, near
J M arelL S,petsen doors East Of The Treasury De.
phiRtni, Hahington City, d. C. tfag
iLEs Walters must be post paid. r a#@
fcI g. laa6n .145a N9i lpgg
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A CARD.--The undersigned begs leave 10 ten
"A der his thanks 70 the citizens of this com.
inunity for the liberal patronage which they have
bestowed upon him during the past year, ana yvery
the Auction and Commission business at Conrert
Hall, near Browns hotel, where he viii promntlv
and with dispatch discharge all business ii rb;s
line, TO the satisfaction ofany and all pdrsons wo
may iavor him with,iL eiag-Es4 tar M IasiG8 b
is ne would also inform those who are IA arrear,
with him to call and settle their accounts as soon
as possible he nssdfs being at all times hcccnta.
BILE, and at this time peculiarly indispspsable u
! ',,,t.a449s,4A by.., \, A., GREEN sfeJ
jan % Auction, and Coinmiass;;nn Mer1l . -,
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s. TOOTH .,4'cHE' CURED.
snY,,. VlKiPatten,, l35a'

% n frfgularIy qhaIihed Physician, as well as an
experienced DENTIST, cures tooth-ache, in all
eases where il is proper and desirable to save the
aching tooth, for which the charge is but Fifty
Cents "A" tia x 9"i 4 lus9t
Pulling or extracting Teeth.is bf
DR.. Van ePatten extracts teeth with as much
skill and as little pain as any other dentist in This
Strangers will do well TO inquire of citizens, and
particularly Of citizen physicians before allowing
, themselves to he humbugged by travelling pretend
ers, who would never have left large cities (from
which they usually pretend TO haiD unless they
were sadly deficient in skill a4,n.E a.sT III
DIR. Van Patterns Office and residence, next dooi
to Todds Fiat store, near Browns Hotel, ian 8--t
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tVHs 1a DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Havens, Robert L. Patterson,
Guillaume Merle, mn Seth Low. Us
Lewis C. Grover, Charles q. Macknetf,
VIM. A. F. Pentz, 'rhos. B Segur,
VIM. M. simpson, Marcus l.. Wa d.
Henry Mcfarlan, .L&
ROBERT j.. PATTERSON, President
BEsJ. "a MiLLER. Secretary. ay.tr
JOSEPH LLORD Agent.
JAMES STEWART. M. D., No. 2, Dond s:.,
Medical examiner. n, ,Erv.,r ..s
Washington, d. c.
JOSEPH e. LEWIS, Agent, 7lh street, near'y
opp'ste the Patsiotic Bank. f
4 HARVEY LINDSLY, M, d., corner Of A and
4 streets. Msdral 4 4 a.,i,pL .sg ys,f9 hh Eft
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"A N'rHkAOfTE' Goa h. y. a -gipaHa Is. !,
"A Butter and o,her GOAL. chsxs f6ta Cash enlv'
may be 'hsd n the sutsciiber bfdrs reteived =,
the Office opposite =. .. Cosrnans, or at The yard,
near the Long Bridge.
soS-n JOHN PETTIBONE
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f'nEous csiHEH X sINe a,uriaily opiaLdagooJ
Z - iassortmxht 0i sHA ppv ARs,5 Including hoLoao
u&ites W1d Wlve, % usher Br kxys. ypp, .Tin Var.
Doni Mats. and large cpllycsisI ot NlrcIIaps.ur.
'Soods 70 which hs invites the attention Of pur.
ehasera' believing that he can and do, sell an low
ss any other house in the city.
Jan Sl--u GEO sAyACr.
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!. sTElf fNNAo .sIohIfnIl

o,'',da '.,,.. 81 q sma''s ist'itaadga INT = v@s-
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The He'll ..-Extrnordnary Disclosures! :.
From the Montreal Pilot.

The He'll !!-Extrnordinary Disclosures!.!
From the Montreal Pilot
The most exciting topic OF conversation in town
is the Gambling affair. Some days ago young French
Canadian. Mr. Edward Lamontague, was arrested. and
strange to say bill has been found against him by
the Grand Jury for receiving stolen money. the said
money having been at play from MIR Ready at the
Union Club" alias He'll" although no bill has yet been
found against the principal parties the keepers OF the
house 1t is thought very unfair that Mr. LamontaCue
should be made the Escape goat this occasion. and
all the of the prison house are likely to be dis
closed.
1t appears that among the prominent members OF this
He'll Lord Metcalf Aides de- Camp, Capts Brown
rigg and Baiour Inspector General Csyley and number
OF military gentlemen, least OF the rank Of colonel
The games played English Hazard and "Ecar,e v
and young Ready well Lamontague played with
the officers and others. The of other members
Of the Executive Council freely spoken OF visitors
10 the club indeed believe that Ready himself was
only visitor.
We understand that very strange disclosures may be
expected in the OF few days but in the mean
time we repeat that very extraordinary that
Mr.. Lamonague should be singled out IS a victim while
Hon. Gentlemen in high stations are equally guilty with
him. We know that legal gentlemen have expressed
great surprise that bill should be found against &C.
cessory before dealing with the principal Hon. George
Moita,t lie Foreman of the Grand Jury. Let him take
that he does his duty without fear favor aec
ton. We hope he will be well watched.
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patcnt 1flenicines.
FITS FITS ,


lVAN'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infaliible Rene
dy for Epileptic Fits Falling Sickness, Convusions
&c This medicine which purely vegetable 10 The only
cure this hitherto inyulnerable disease II IL We'll known
from time mremoria physicians have pronounced Epiep
tic Fits incursb. Il has naied all their skill and the boast
ed power OF medicine and consequently thousands have
suffered thruu rh miserable existence and al iast yielded
up her lives upon the OF insanity This Is no hcilo
~ the palerna feeling Il nnumerabe hearts VIII near te!
timcny And with oil Difference 10 The Opinions OF phFsl
csns the learned and great, say Positively, Epilepsy
AN be We OF how long standing or "haI
the effects produced by II car be cured Inc Negrts
BILE EXtrac: is all powerful in curing Ills Gread score OF
the human amy-hundreds have been cured and inc GER
tfca-s lie the principal Office lS Grand
81 New York. where the afflicted invited 10 call AMI
have their examined AID advice given fe 81 Charge
Let who doubt the efficacy OF The vegetable Extract
who think their hopeless e, such All upon the 'o
lowing persons ho have either been cured or IRE now
using tbs medicine:
Mrs Jane Bennett, whose afflicted for eight or
nine yesrs with Epepc F cured ny using The Fe-
yetable Extracl-call aud sees her stl7 CIrand-st .
Mr. Jacob Petty, who afflicted for four years win
call and see him AT III DeancysL Mrs Eleanor w hief
was afflicted twenty with Epiepuc FITS and was
cured by using The Vegetable Exac-cat and sec er al
Yorkve. Mr. VIM H. Pars-lls, who has been a'i'eied
for lreu y.hree years with Epeptc FITS is nov using Inc
Vegetable Exuec-call aud him al No l9 broomesl
Aud numerous others may be called on II desired frce
81 Ter bottle.
Ivau's Vegetable Anti Bilious Ps for removing all NOR
bid sud corrupt hurors and purifying the blood Price %
cents per box. DRS. VANS X HART Propretors
fnsod- Principal Once lg4 Gfent-st Newly crB
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DoDhs.
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

OFnR WEBSTERS DICTIONARY; Abridged from
bs 0rar,o American Dictionary. with Walkers Key 10
the PRONUNCIATION of Greek Latin and Scripture proper
names etc etc ih Memoir snd Bust OF th. Author One
volume ROYAL duodscii
In his Revised Edition, the principal object has been 10
fn;sb yrors 10 those cEsses OF the community
sb Zrant for consultation something above ordinary
Scbool dictionary bat who not disposed 10 purchase
Wsbst.rs lsrger works For this purpose numerous sd-
sis have been made the vocabulary and the defn
IONS particularly from that portion Of The American Die
e,Y bch was sdded in the edition OF lsi and asofroEl
the addenda l03 so thai the number OF words in ms vo
cabulay above y th0"'d or over lSoo more 'nan In
Wslke IS large Dictionary
h;s Dcrousry designed for general SID popular use Is
, nrsssned 10 the public in the hope that /! will meet the
waits Of OF the countrymeu OF Dr. Webster, net
only among the teachers and higher cessesu Public Schools
80 but also in the Counting House. the Manu-
Sac,r srt the Family. For sale Booksellers gene, ally
' go HUNTINGTON X SAVAGE.
20, ., 2l6 Pearl-s- y. YORK.
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WINER's PICTORIAL SYRUP

OF HoREHoUND AID ELEcAMPAhE.
A SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY Y for Coughs,
"A Colds, Hosrseness, Splitting OF Blood, :" hooplng
Cough, Croap, Peurisy, Bronchitis, Consumpno0, rams
ana Soreness Of the Breast and Lungs. t,,.
Asthma Distressing disease the suherngs OF "Mcn
have said be Than those OF iesp can oe
cured by the ofts medicine The s;mo oHis OF ms a
ease are violent of constrcon OF Tue ches "l.n
aloud wheeling respiration; We panen ~ some US
lance wheeling breathing Such 81 attack as tn soon
accompanied By Shorthand during hcn zee
pale elongated and Pinched The pose NO rS.le
cold the skin throue hout me pouS oeeoes
On r-trocesson aocf from IT. erns OF
sense OF creeciug felt In different paris o. 'Ge ooy
IN. nsii.nt ooks as If he dying he IL cold axe
psle and gaspas for breath and in such sgo2y rom NE
Of IT, that would thnk nm gym a ss a. sey
eral hours 1t generally place about the icoe o. he
night ard Is mos; freqael on say sudden cfaote VI e
weather. ,;, IL; rouN WI
NER4 co IS Maden-l-ne Ee fotA s9is proprs.or 'o
Snrr- SIS Hcdsor. cor. of Spring, or Sroad~ny and
Druggist. generally me country IN
Co cor OF Atlantic and Colurlbis Sta III lmeod'
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General Notifies.

r-- American Gymnasium, Nos l59 and lei Crosby
near Beeckers having been conpleed IS now open ior
exercise This institution been gotu considerable
expense ana with every 10 the completion OF each
branch in afford this city desirable place for the
encouragement OF athletic exercise the bens! Of
the general health The building having been erected ex
presay Gymnasium II 81! space OF 5000 scr
IT, the arena exercises occupying rising 1900 TIE exer-
cises will he found amusing well as Observation-Disclosures
lions pleasant and select Tho baths with hot and cold water
will he an agreeable acquisition TO the establishment as Also
the Reading Room containing the files OF City and English
paper The exercises ccnstacIed That by the Use OF
each every muscle brought into action causing general
development trengthen1g OF all parts OF the body
Pupjls will h- under instruction Of the Director To
those of sederary occupations the Institution Is OF nuch
importance and invite their attention particularly, a.
also tina, OF The public generally. The beneficial eects ei
athletic amuseenis grea. number invaluable, ana
This CITY mas greatly needed Institution so complete win
very thing necessary wsrelleied md properly con-
Quoted Gymnasium. The following gentlemen have given
their ppor and them have the liberty OF referring
Valentine Mott M D.; J. C. Cheesmgu, VI. D.; j. Kesrrey
Rogers NJ. D.: A C. Post. NJ ID.
A' JAMES 7. HATFIELD. Proprietor.
iaI 2rsod. HENRY L. TWIGGS. Director
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~ Dyspepsn.-Tbst most unpleasant and dangerous
disease cured by Sir Ashley Coopers AnuDyspeptic Pill
This P which has used extensively IN the private
practice Of Sir Asey Cooper and which has with such
in the old world is new introduced
on this side the Atlantic So great It's merit hs some OF
our most eminent practitioners administer il in their prac
ice Thousands testimonials Oft beneficial effects gh
be sdduced but proprietor feels assured ta, The best
is It's efficacy and therefore prefers sub
hitting be tested by impartial public He wishes
il however distinctly understood that he does not pretend
thai this Pill will every Thing, but only that VIII
certain diseases psrsevered IN. Among these are IND IN
the Stomach, Indigestion, Nervous Headache Dyspepsia
Con,tuaon Cosvenes and such diseases as are depend
an improper OF the stomach Those who
Pills without deriving any benefit shall have their mo-
nav refunded Price % per box. Full directions &C
compsnyug each box. For sale ONLY by
DIR CAROL & CO. No. Murray-st near Broadway,
I7f imeo6. Principal gents IN America
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SEEKING THE GUBELE REruTaTIoS EVEN IN
THE cASHoN's MoUTn."-There is such avdity for ru'
mors from Washington, that venture TO copy tue io
lowing anccdote from letter received from there yes
terday although think it perhaps as apocrypha as
the stories that the Oregon question has been settled
An atiacte to one Of the Departments was following
the lead OF Mr. Allen, M Cass and others, by boosting
Of our superiority to England in military proves, and
the probability OF vanqushing her in case of war: One
OF the company riiiculed his vaanting fit and said
Why as for yourself e. you would MT dare 70 scy boo
10 goose - :" do MT know that was the reply,
but went up the Secretary of State to-day and said
Ru.chauau ~ Boston Advertiser.
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ry- Wydropnthy.-A Hytfopathic INSTITUTION has
been opened Morr7o"n n J. under Tie supervision Of
Dr. 6. T. Dexter.
This estsbshlnen. has the ample accommodations
patients and its oil 6s'hs &c are alter 'ne
latest and mosl approved plan. -
The effect OF ster disease Is truly surprising Od
chronic complaints such as dyspepsia govt long standing
rhsnmstism suinsl diseases, curvsturcs nervous difficult
ties paralysis Diseases injuries Of joints piles, dropsy
prospsu. of the womb, receive nedaie and permanent
bsneh, and acute diseases arrested and cured
Morrstoyn Ia well known OF the most delightful
and healthy vagesi In the country rendering H. therefore,
avery desirable residence for nvalids.
An5Iicatous for admission be made III Wsterst
or Nv Letter post patl Dr. Dexter MorSro~n jS II
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ppA1rHWA1TE,s RETROSPECT

rpgaCTrCAL MEDICINE ard Surgery, Part II,
1T al 10 January 70 i6 is unpublished, containing
rD,vs,6 Of 500 pages octave Pfice 30 cents.
This invaluable competed of Medical Intelligence com,
an account OF every discovery and improvement OF
=, norsrce made in the medical science during the
iss six months Its wo'k hist s nov RnoTedgec 10
20 10 the practitioner who wishes keep
oora VIII The improvements o. The and is merits are
fSsi known 10 the profession who with one accord hsvc
ranked 4, as the most truly us1lu medical Journal ever
published -, ... NJ -. 70 81 mar vapr
tbsresfer 81 So Address, posi- raid The publisher.
"T Ios DANIEL ADEE, l07 Fultons'
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Boarding arlb Sotels.

BOARD WANTED In Brooklyn-By Young Gen.
- temsn aud his wife. till May next IN Henry or Hicks
between Perpcnt aud Atlantic that vicinity Ad-
dress Board" box +S7 n. Y. Post Office. lst So
DOARD.-A gentleman and his wife, Two single
Id gentlemen, obtain pleasant rooms with bosrd, by
applying at 20 Whttest References exchanged. INV
DOARDING.-A gentleman and his wife a few sir-
ID gle gentlemen can obtain board with pleasant AZ
O Eorsvth.st References exchanged litlwr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
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