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DIRECTORS
Rensselaer, Havens, Robert L. Patterson,
Guillaume Merle, Seth Low, ss
Lewis C. Grover, Charles 8. Macknett,
Wm A. F. Pentz, Thos. B. Segur,
VIM. M. Simpson, Marcus L. Ward.
Henry McFaran, .ses ia s@fFs'
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President. 7
BENZ. q. MILLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH L LORD, Agent. t~
JAMES STEWART, M. D.. No. 2, Bond st.
Medical examiner. f's%3tt
y. Washington, ID. G.
JOSEPH G. LEWIS, Agent 7th street, nearly
opposite the Patriotic Bank.
HARVEY LINDSLY, M. d., corner of AZ and
O streets. Medical examiner. feb Eft q
LAWS OF THE UNITED ST.aTES-STERE-
W. OTYPED EDITION.
Published BY authority Of Congress
VOL. 10 SEPARATELY.
I YINHE subscribers will publish at the commence
Il ment of the present session Of Congress, about
January l, 1916, "THE Laws OF THE UNITEb
STATES" agreeably to an act Of Congress Of the
last session. and for the accommodation Of those gen
teen apho hape the earlier edition in nine vol,.nes,
volume ten, containing thelaws from the year 1899
to March l845, will be published separately and
sold at the cost Of paper and print An annual sup
plement on similar type and paper will hereafter
be published at the close of each session Of Con-
gress, so that the Laws of the United States may
always be had in neat and uniform style, NJ, ,3
@a LITTLE & BROWN, .f,sr
Law Booksellers and Publishers Roston.
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EXCURSIONS on THE POTOMAC.

9.nIIs THE public are hereby advised
.lz5R that the quick and beautiful steamer
POWHATAN now leaves Bradley's wharf daily,
at A. M, for Aqua creek, and returns by "A p.
M; thus giving ladies and gentlemen disposed to
make pleasant excursion down the river an OPP
portunity of doing % on any day they may prefer.
The boat passes in full siew Of Fort Washington
and Mount Vsmon and the other objects Of interest
on the river. Il, ,es asf @ tRfs 81
Passage for the round trip So. si
june s4-H A J.W. ROGERS, Captain.
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FROM LIVERPOOL TO PHII.ADEI.pHIA

These are frst-class Philadslphia. built Ships,
having npacious and elegant cabins. and combin-
ing eyery quality to render them safe and expedi-
tons sconveyances. They are abundantly supplied
with stores Of the best kind, and sail punctually,
taking advantage Of the tow and ics-boats on the
Delaware. eE ~
Passage to Liverpool, $50; to Philadelphia, E2O,
without wines. ;44.s, ,la@Ia aalAJf n
H.& A. COPE & Co, Philadelphia.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool.
june 23-1tf e'.as'atfs
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ilatcnt Hle0irines
wINER,s CANADIAN VERMIFUG

WIN > IAN ALLAN bEn4sl4A
Is Daily increasing n popularity and acknowledged By
all who have used be the brs! remedy IN USE Tor
Worms. After every have failed 1t has been used
with complete success in proof OF which present 10 The
public the following certificate from among the many IN
BROOKLYN January 18Th 1876
Messrs John Winer < Co. SO Maden-lane, ". Y.
Sri am happy have II in my 10 bear testimony
good attending the OF your Canadian Yer
mifuge.
M child OF TWO years OF age had been III for
or eight months end had finally become emscia-d that
e dsnsred of s recovery SupposiDg The cause OF liz
sickness. was Worms gave her various medicines recon-
nended IN such but they produced no oenehcisI e
.-c,a We had given her up as past recovery when we
were recommended by friend, who mad heard o! your
medicine give II trIaws did so without an expecta-
ucu of being ser9ces5e but 10 our great Joy ana SUI
arr had doses snd six only, she began
10 revive and better health .han she has been for
moEths.
can now recommend your Canadian Yer.fuge with The
confidence and friend the young portion OF
H.. human family who sunor from Worms. AN glad TO be
able YOU such decided confidence 10 the success OF
medicine, AID willing you shou!t reer 10 NE any
persons who have doubt on lhs point
Yours truly, GILES NACORD, 10 Tilery-st
Tbs Canadian Veriflge Is only . cent? per VIAL ard
much plesssrter ttan any In use. ,
Y Sold by Wyatt Keicham ,lzl Futon-st r A. Sands
1873 Bowery, cor. Of Spdng-st J. CCddingon sos Had-
son cor Spring W. Bassett, s4i Broadway, and d.
visior-si -
In Brooklyn. By Mira Hays 1873 Fulion-St J. sree q
Jarl-s-st F. T. olrk Z Co. OF Alamo and GO
umbis Dr. steane and By Druggists generally isrousn
ou,, hr I'd CogutTy. Eil9 INK
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Patent ConicaI screw Propeller.


This Propeller has been tried and fully proved to
supersede all others 1t is applied either in the bow or
stern or both ends. It's action, when the bow, is
to throw open the water and at tic time draw the
boat through.
A paddlcwhec throws back the water, and forms
current against the side OF the boat which greatly
tards It's speed and the time II has to push the
boat through and with oil the resistance OF the
water at the bow while the propeller by being placed
there and revolving round the whole of It's crcumier
opens sufficient space for the boat pass through
and all Of the that ia moved by the propeller TO
tue advantage of getting the boat ahead, tho
both opening the water aud propelng the boat at the
time.
When the propeller is in the stern it s made that
erasps aud draws the toward the instead Of
throwing from the boat and by its rapidly ing in the
water behind it aids and assists in propelng the boat
ahead.
An experiment. has been tried by placing steamboat
and propeller side by side and when the engines were
started the steamboat would tO the propeller but when
they both fastened together by the stern and the
engines again started, the propeller would tow the
steamboat This proves that the is more pogafM
than the paddc.whee when under slow motion but
the moment attempt made to increase the speed
of the propeller it found that by the rapid motion
of the screw the speed dminished rather than in
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rAHNEsrooK,s 4ERMIFUGE.

til. TESTIMONY ITS FAVOR IS 0FEk~hhLHiss'
JNHE NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES IN possession OF
4 the propTieors have been VOLUNTARILY sEenItneay
parents utterly sstonishei a. ne aoeI W
worms discharged By heir children, and ne m
p,oyeert In health that they cccId not Do silent out
you'd lcse no Tine making snown Inc ect 20 Diners in
and ar ina: there really cEArAIs cure Tor tnH oa
g.rous disease = - ,r.,.b b,i,y. !.
within The means OF az! r-...,.. D.
N' LAScAsTE. CRY, July Sd, 1874
hss,r. q A FAgSESrocK Co.-GentIsHen: Several OF
,b vnvryrr branches OF ny family aborng under sYp
ton, iodi3af:py worms Induced tbs application Of VARIOUS
remedies and happy 70 say iasI your rrmuge os We
-.-d effect or iaslarce, removing tie almost III
cr-c- ucb.r o 81 Of the large worms from one psea1
which Il sd-oc 70 s other tested Qualities Ii tag isIy,
-,,.bI,h h- efficacy Of Verrnif1g- sure cure
NJ CARPENTER, Mayor Lancaster City
There many other Vermuges before The public got up
ia similar style with and tcsy frequently sod 10
ne being either t< or a. zood as nufs
. no statements but De sure 10 gel me
t. sod genuine g. 4 Ezhaeslocks VefNc as noce R.e
So etcacious and safe BE- ,his-
TINS Vsrrug- Is equally s5ectual With Eduia snc Is
are remedy for spe FOR sale by the propr-tos
B. 4 FAHNESTOCK CO. Wholesale Druggis.,
49 John-s..
Also 5y john MILAN, ls5 Broadway; }. L coddington
Eadson cotner Sprng-st; John B. Dodd BroadvsY coz
Q! Sir,t-s: John Earon, l69 sth-ayrrIe March VAL
corer Of spring AID MOT; streets James " eif Gfenc
a.: Moss Grart-sc corner Of Carroc-s.; DE- Tcornn
Rtrf lei ChrrrysL and By Druggsts generally IL New
York, Brooklyn, J-rsey City and WiihAnsoufBh-
-,bis Ths Mr
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Messrs Ma,hias Knox and Webb each briefly but
iorciby urged modification of existing laws. No argu
Tneut entered into the other side of the question
Confidence In strength Of numbers Induced silence The
given indicates however, that the day is not dis
tant when the scales will be turned aud argument elo
auencc-and more than all this will bc required 10
lain the century honored Institution.
Twenty. seven Members voted in favor Of Mr.. Webbs
amendment and fifty against II. The vote upon Mr..
Matthias amendment s probably better test. Thirty
FIVE voted in its laTor, City against IL Little exerton
on the part of the friends OF the abolition Of Capital Pun
ishmcnt will blot the objcctoas law from our statute
book.
Native Americanism has received cold comfor,
from the House. O resolution having been passed
by vote OF IS 10 u, instruclins our Senators and
requesting car Representatives Ia CongrcsS TO oppose
any and every measure obstrrc;ing the laws for the
naturalization OF foreigners, either by leng,heniog Inc
OF their probation TOR citizenship, by any ether
device which shall discourage their migrB;!ou and
thereby tend 10 diminish that source OF strength which
has been found efficient aid in the defence OF
common liberty ngains, armed aggression and so
valuable element OF national ancemert.
1t never dreamed in the interior that the party
which made formidable display in the elections Of
ii was to enjoy other than ephemera existence. In
Pennsylvania, CT least The day Of their glory past
Nine representatives from their ranks had in the
last Legislature; one solitary member represents
their interests here. Another yesr will complete his
Senatorial. term, and then they will be noticed in our
Legislative annals as among the things that were. To
the credit OF the Native American parry be it recorded
that however we may dislike their principles we cannot
eu: admire the men they have represent them AZ
Harrisburg Never had Philadelphia County atlsr
delegation ihsr al the last session.
The Tariff resolutions were taken from the table
Of the House where they have enjoyed uninter-
rupted slumber for weeks few days sncc, and were
thrown hsck into the Senate probably be heard Of
again during the Session.
The Senate had stricken the resolution ins,ructrg
Senators and requesting Representatives OPP
pose distribution Of the proceeds OF the sales OF the
Public Lands. The House refused 10 concur in the
an OF the Senate, thus evincne tina, representative
Democracy" is uuinchlng although it should be sishe
expense Of Pennsylvania interests Yours truly PENN.
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General Notices.
r. For Boston

RI For Ro.tou via Norwich and Worcester.
-rh- .te-n-r gorcss,er. Capt Bacon will leave South
st- Of Pier No Norm River every T.eay TsaEsday ard
S,,,,~;,, =, p II connecting viii cars AIyn's
POINT Isirfl GALES PRATT. Jr. Conductor,
PbreuoIoSi,ts, and Publishers OF Phrenologcai
r,hSo I'M FOWLERsk WELLS, Isl NessEu-st n. 7.
xS- J. D. Wheeler. Anorrey e,t Counselor 81
- nd co,r-ri,s,a-r OF De-ds he VIII srrrd n the
ef Y.mu.5y BAL Al I'll hocrs Of he day
- E--.s
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creased the screw, being placed :; The stern. when
pu. in rapid motion throws OF the from The
and forms vacuum, which has to be Sled before the
boat moves and the rapid motion of the will
permi. the oil in fast enough the has
sufficient supply Of operate upon and its
power is greatly diminished.
The advantages OF this propeller those in general
these: LIST The propeller, by being placed in
the bow, (Shere boat meets with the greatest resist
ance always has sufficient supply OF wafer to act upon
I'd The bow Of the boat being made conica, and the
revolving round its entire circumference opens
the the entire width of the boat and throws it OF
from the bow, while at the time it is drawing TIE
boat ahead through the space which it opens.
When the propeller is in the stern its operation (as
above dsscribed) is grasp the and NIL it in be-
hind The stern is made coaical Ike the bow and the
wings of the propeller revolve round its entire circum
ference that ii ia to take hold Of the wafer and
greatly assists in propelling the boat ahead.
The Inventor will undertake TO make boat for the
North River that will 81 miles hour, Albany
and back in about nine hours. No person need apply
who has capita at commsnd.
If any person. after perusipg the above description.
thinks he can see suicien, merit in it TO induce him TO
enter into the business and take interest in the patent
he can do so by applying 10 the Inventor Daniel Fiiz'
gerald SIS Chrystie-et.
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LEGISLATURE OF NEN.YORK.

In the SENATE on Tuesday, the l4,h, the bill in
relation TO the distribution OF the Natural History OF
the Stale of New-York was reported complete, bat
finally recomui,,ed 10 the Select Committee. The
bill 10 prevent fires on the line OF the Long Island
Railroad was reported complete and after discus
sion BY Messrs. J. 3. Smith, FOLSOM and others,
was laid on the table. Nj LESTER reported con-
pele the bill in relation the election OF Delegates
10 The State COnv ention, with amendment decar-
Ing that the Delegates shall De elected according TO
the new apporronment.
In the ASSEMBLY, Mr.. BUSH presented written
report The several resolutions as 20 frauds on GER
tain Railroads in regard 10 the illegal carrying OF
freight Referred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
M A. WooD reported in favor OF the bill o. Nj
Coz repeating the law giving bounties on sail, coal
and lead, and reduce The duties or salt He
ier-ed back 10 report complete.
NJ BEACH laid or the table The following resolu-
tion:
Resolved. Tat the Comptroller report this House
the entire OF the STOCKS OF this state held oy BIN
IN rus. Tor banks under the General Banking Ls~-ds
,rguishirg the canal from the railroad stocks the rate
o ip,eres, and the when paysbie-and tina, he also
repor, the Increase OF said stock since TIE lst day Of
uary lSi6 and be also Tepor; the amount o. state
stocks held BY him on account Of scy tucd ic- aay
c;stv or as Sinking Fcrc n security for any Stock
Issued by he State for the benefit OF any railroad
The third reading OF bills was then taken up, and
the following, among Others were read 'hifd Time
and passed:
The concurrent resolutions OF MI w. : SHERWOOD
n relation 10 the Militia
To continue il force the bounty on SIX until ls5l
To amend she Revised Statutes in resSon 20 lands
sold for tsxes By the State.
The Committee Of the Whole look up the AMI
Rent bills and NJ, SsAFgg addressed the Commit
lee Z; length When he had concluded, the Com
r,it,ee and reported progress, the same Com
rnI,Iee took up the bill increase the payments oy
the Canal Fund to the General Fund. snd after a
few remarks by Nj. WoRDEN, the Assembly took
q rs>sss
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Things in Albnny-.A LOCO Ratification.


ALBANY, April l4th, lsi6.
We are in the midst OF an exciting contest here to-
day. The Loco Focos are doing their best TO defeat
our ticket; bu, am assured from the animation
eyinced in the Wing ranks, that their effort will
prove fruitless Mr.. Parmelee, our candidate for
Mayor seems TO run well, and vii! no doubt he
elected by large majority. The 4th. Sth. 9th and
9th Wards are pretty send Wing representa-
tive 10 the Common Council. The contest will be
in the lo.h I'd. and Sd w ards where our opponents
are united and using the most nnscrupaious
means TO accomplish iheir object
attended several OF the Wing w ard meetings
lssl evening and was very aSreeably surprised 10
and that the most OF them composed OF sober,
respectable and substantial citizens, who alike
with the working class. seem 10 teel an interest
IN the contest This is think haronser OF success
and an, assured by the le&iing men IN me arcs max
the o6 o!diashioned Wig sp'Tii Is larry aoussaa
spirit which wncn once enS'"''N" 49, 49,
to victory. 80, 3D., n.r
Foco BaIpburuing ratification meeune neia 10 '"e 90
hal. OF the Cspito. The oscsrs We're all @i .ne ps
u.nis school The speeches and The resoutl
ed fierce Rarnburnins spirit and locked IN VAIN found
m. for the sht % Cd bunker. Alter tne olEs
49,, ~ The meeting the ''aplerri6cd democracy called
Loudly ioi B. Gsney' Esq The orlsHess sS!er zoe
noisy brswlcr ITO the words OF his or"'cef ot iae
Aryus)
Hr,ook the stand and in long sefsoriicatiou speech
cudu.yored 70 convince bis audience that he Ar "
WA. a far greater man than was Edwin Croswel-
TIA, ne (Sr G9 had distracted from tnc paohc
purse the sum Of sixty seventy thousand 1o~s'as
DE aosieaC.s lawyer because ne had oeea pas,ns
the ps,io, TO tho exclusion OF s personal e
c!0sed BY mos, bitter philippe sgsinst me o''
ers generally and the STATE Prnte: particularly.
He was followed by MIR. VanderpoeL OF me iAinu5
royal, who went of in regular Buncomoe style an9
Congratulated bis brethren the removal OF some 1a
bunker Postmaster IN OF the country towns Sno Tue
appointment of BAru5uyuGr in his place ms az
reUecencnt greeted with immense app snst, hes
octlous wero passed commenGstoyy oI the Geners
inIninec, sc &c. Altogether think this meeting
"' do more 20 widen the breach between the " rival
A"ases than any h;ne which here lately. ex'
eep' 'ae rowdy Convention. Yours Ia haste l..
10 The extensive Rope-Waik of Morrison X
N"naNesea az Cleveland burned down on the llth.
Loss 81 $40 Insured s., 7Uo
Y The levels on the Wclland Canal were all
ias on Monesy and about Of hist day the hrsi
seiap-'he Cuba OF osweso-passed'tha. place.
~ The gale was high in Buffalo on Saturday,
but 40 material damage waa done. The Ice was packed
liz the mouth OF the hsrbor obs,yuctins The passage
for short lime bns everything waa speedily IN usual
tim.
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DR. UPHAMS ELECTuARY-An internal remedy 10
~ certain for the Plies Internal external bleeding
blind Sold p Fut,u-s Dvsion-si and by The Pro-
pri-ior regularly ducs-d Physician OF enty years
perieuce confined oce practice, where Piles and all
Chronic diseases successfully ueaed. Medical Olce
LEG Boyv-ry. 4 doors above Sprilg--t mhi7 SIN O&W'
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6ar0ware, &r.
EOT Ar FURNACE.

okTAIKEX,- Paleg. Inprov-t 30; Az Furnaces, lcf
" I1sr--g IusIns, Stores, Ct1rcs-s kc-Ttcse FUr.
u.ce, vii hsai economically md ecleciy; lie sir Z ne
scs-rsrr. vii be pure and 5Hy free itoG tryc-ss cai
o. IA
Walker e.:ea.ee, zad -s-s 1s-o kiyen s.rs ssSs
2sS.,--r.. y " AyIoT, Es4r Goyeraor N5w-Y9fG hos
NJ (-esre. s.ar Superintendent DO; EDWARD &c
- 50 = w.Is; c. D. Rhodes ESQ ~ Pesri-sr--i
~ TtS1rrs, M.ErS.a lS Nassau Mr.. Geo ". Tuck
sr afS Sovsry Gs.-oTpasn Asylum 6La-sTenus; sr
M Gamma. BROOKLYN; Mr. ". c. Greene, Is slS-st
W i y Rsn,,ra aJe ad-st, Ce-rI,ca Bank, 3rosdwaJ
NJ j Il As "a Bresiwzy; Dr. A-fres. wassraa 2 VS.
vrriy-nI.csI Mr. Geo Il S.ow. 5e;s-st
'e ~. y-' - GEO. WALKER o. Broadway
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Urp Guo0s.
STATS s. Barker.


CLOTHING AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
No. l79 Brociaay, tdreet!y opposite Ho;pdrd HoieI
~ B. receiving large and elegant AssoIt.
~ OF spring and fumme. Goods, which ihey VII!
make order the fashionable styles At their ui-
a. Reasonable prices.
Strangers and Others can he supplied VIII very superb
or article of READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue brown and black cloth Dress anu
ssxo Ciotha Csshrieret, Peo Goats 90 10 II 90
Twe-ds Kerosns de Lain sack Coa;s..... % 20 on
Pants OF Cashmere Linen Drills, &c &c.. 90 10 0o
yests o. White Mars. Cashmere. Silks &c. 20 TO 90
Overcost-A iehI and beautiful Tweeds, SsIo Collins
and Cassimeres for travelling Overcoats
Aso q general of furnishing articles, viz
Cravats Stocks. Ties Shirts Cosr Gloves Suspenders,
slk and cotton Under Shirts. &c. Sc uil9 Sun
SPLENDID NEW SPRING DRY GOODS
- L-ruuel Nichols 757 Broadway, would solicit The ST
,.nlon OF ladies his assortment Of goods, whch
have been purchased al auction and OF importers within The
adapted present and coming and will be sold
al moderate proht Among other goods hs would mention
the following among the desirable the market AZ
fords, viz
Nous &c lanes OF every description;
Barege, ombre stripe;
Ralzorines French ginc CHAINS and printed lawns;
French muslins, brocsGe do;
Black silk shawls barege ak wsrpe ard various other
styles alpacsas, English and gsuze hannels;
Drawer Goods, Swiss book and null. lacone Victoria
lawns bishop do plain and striped muslin draperies; ao
French Irish a1d Scotch linens both shcetiDg and shirng
diapers, nspkiCs-
general assortment OF hosiery and gloves. French col
lara, caprs. thread laces AND edeirgs.
Black Brussels lace ml eisings mud .nertings, Ike
Il vAred stock OF Domestic Goods prints white and
brown sh-eines and shtAg, aad all other goods that
required by families, sc.
al lneoGS' l. NICHOLS, 1877 Broadway.
pEST SOUTHERN Cotton Yarn. essorel ,wIs;,
I'D Nos 10 10 to H. Rnd 10 H. may be had the 2d
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FIRE At SoUTHFoKI.-Sx buildings were de-
soysd By nre al Southport w T on the night OF ne
81 instanL The budinss in the hearf OF ne Ill
lase snd The loss abou, s. o. falls on Aessrs OCon-
psr 4 Co. z 3. Wilson, ORA Parker, jerks and FoWers
Insurance shou. 500.
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cFEMAN SILVER.

GEEMAN SILV 2 2.
lanes G. MOFFET, No III Pr.nee-st % oocz ~ ess
~ rosfysv /. coc.Caniy manufacturing GerLnna silver
N ysrou. rInb-ns and widths, witch he VII ~srfso; 70 o
-c1a % any either foreign or coe.tc to fnaAty shd
-. ~ WI I'll a, VITO e.s,- or retail r-1rced prfces
5 All goods sold VII be delivered IL any part OF NE
(.ity or g-ozlz!vr. free OF eIc-ose az in1-l.tp
,-nTNTRY MERCHANTS ~gI Ed large as
- scrneri OF accoUci oooEs COPY, nsl1oi ~ ale
,,.. bcs er arc cap pzpe-, s,HIicoery c. every ce
scpt.or Cro0o Lex, god F=ns -ief erTe!ops, cares
&c ke al very low pre. Al NE .-ag1-ry v1teh use NO
WOOD ENGRAVING.
TUDOR HORTON K CO. perizncra AID EnErEYers %
4 Wood. So o. Ssrsxa 81 ysG
CEOkGA LUMBER C0.-Notea wanted .; per
ucrni discount, by D. E PECK Il Waist Is I'm
WANTED, $3.50 on bo.d snd mortgage or prop
w cry N LeWfs-st per cent Tor years Apply 70
ANTHONY J. 5LEECBER, Auetioneef,
ais lw No. Brost-st.
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NOVICE TO PATIENTs IN N.w-YOrs-r

NOTICE TO PATIENTS in New-York-DG J.
~ CLAWSON KELLEY, Ans!yuca! Physician VII 70
=, bs A-tca Office 10 New York 4l6 Broadway, on MOE
day Tq-sdsy W.dn7sday and Thursdsy Inc 20in. 2lsL
I'd and sd inst consultation with ps,-r1 on Diseases
Of tho Lungr Liver Kidneys and 5peec, scfoios &C &c
Advice IL all casrs grs,utious-
b Dr. Keys theory Of practice differs from irnt Of
Iii h.rs He does cot bleed baeI setons issues,
nor Any mineral preparation bet is srcly confined 70
y.SeiArie Regimen alo oL