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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-04-30
Original and True.

An editor out West has a journeyman print
er, worth his weight in goId-a sort Of r0ra
oviS, quiz, wit, poet, an orator, man
who is up to every thing under the sun. In
the summer, when business is dull and business
becomes scarce, our editorial friend has nothing
to do but ring the bell for The journeyman.----
Tom" says he, I" | want speech to-day
half a column done up brorn !" "l'll fix ii,
sir" replies Tom, who proceeds forthwith 10
his case, and, without copy or previous prePa-
ration sets up an admirable speech, purporting
TO have been delivered by some crack orator
before the last public meeting. II necessary,
Tom makes wood cui, representing the orator
in one of his happiest flights. The speech
takes like wild fire, and is considered splen-
did effort of genius. Occasionally Tom is
called upon to grace the editorial chair Tom
shall be absent for couple Of weeks-keer
up the sleam" "Yes, sir" says Tom, and
sure enough The paper goes along like loco
motive Sometimes Tom is requested 10 knock
the argument of political opponent or black
guard editor into p. No sooner said han done
rom goes 10 his case, with dire indignation
upon his brow; and sets up perfect smashor
The offending wretch is killed. to all in'en''
and purposes. In addition 10 all these qualIh
cations, Tom does all the pugilisiic business o
the establishment. reports The proceedings o
The Legislature. duns the subscribers, keeps iht
Docks, attends The meetings, ofliclaies al the
balls and parties. does the slump speaking fol
the county, and exhor,s at all The Methodist re
vivas A good hand We should say Iha
fellow Tom deserves 10 be a.Menber Of Con
grc,s, OF Governor Of Oregon.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-04-30
From the Enc Observer.
Is there a God.
BY ARcHETYPAI

BY ARCHETYPAL
Is there God
Look to yon armament above,
Where worlds on worlds pour out,
And ask the planets there thai move
Or ask thine heart whence springs the doubt
Ask, and thine inmost soul will say,
These are his works-and His alone
All in ,ha, fair blue Heav'n we see,
Bear proof Of Him, tn Eternal One.
Is there God .
Look to The Mighty deep below
Where oceans mid deep caverns sweep;
Whence springs their mystic ebb and flow
What power commands the restless deep!
'Tis nature. Yes but nature too,
Proclaims 10 all--proclaims aloud
Holds forth in every shade we view,
The power of ruling God.
Is there God p
Look 10 the green and fertile earth
Look TO each herb---each plant we see;
And ask ;hyself what gave them birth,
The smailes, blsde---lhe lofiiest tree.
Thine hear, will tell thee, if sincere
Thine age bear witness of The proof
That thou can'st feel and see cen there
The will-.the power of him above.
Is there God
Oh! doubt il noi---where'er we gaze,
Where e'er we roam---where e'er we be;
There, there in all and ev'ry place;
Are myriad proofs. Lord, God, Of Thee;
The eagle soaring high in air,
The insect on the low-grass sod
The great, the small, in every sphere
All natures works proclaim God.
Is there God?-
Man. ask that which within thee dwells,
And wakes lhy soul TO hope or fear;
That which thine every action feels,
And whispers to thine heart and ear;
Or look around, beneath. above;
Look where thou wilt, ihou't ever see,
In all, in each, full proof enough,
Of him who reigns e,ernally.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
SCOTT & THOMPSONJS

CtITY CASH Wholesale and Retail Family Grocery, Tea,
- Wine and Spirit Establishment, No 3g Broadway, New
ausnce Of the solicitations Of number Of their
toners, have been induced on the
cash principle at the shove 5T Broadway They will con.
SANITY have hand the best Of goods the
above line, and that In
the upper part Of the city Amongst the assortment will be
found the following:
Teas Of the mportaons and finest quaties
ofevey grades Mocha Java Laeusyra and coffee
Iri;1 Scotch yhi.Ley h; Scotch yhi:tsy
brown stout; Edinburgh Aoway ale new Mslaes fruit:
pickles; candies oils old English dairy cheese
ta.d; very large assortment Of Imported segars &c &c
BEvery oia and sugsn9r Lo1dcn dock port Amontii-
Fast india reserve Madeira, Newton Gordon, Murdoch, and
SCOTS, &c. &c.
Ps-oods delivered free of in any part Of the
ity, and Tor cash only. OLD insnc
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE G r APHIC.


BUFFALO, Nov. ell p. M.
The Buffalo Commercial Adreteser has receiv-
ed accounts OF The loss of the schooners Helen
Strong and Indian Queen the bleaching of the
schooners Cleveland, Dayton, }. H. Lyon, u s.
r. H. Sizer, Chas Howard, and Huron, in the
northwest gale OF Thursday. Two passengers, a
man and woman, names not known, were
lost off the Helen Strong, and four Of the hands
OF the Osceola.
The Indian Queen was heavily loaded with
goods, and was wrecked above the lower point
of Dunkirk harbor The Helen Strong, after
losing her rudder and bursting steam pipe,
struck hxoadside against the rock coast four miles
above Barcelona The Osceoa was blown ashore
four miles above the Helen Strong, and the rest
of the sail craft are beached between this and
Erie.
There is q break in the Welland canal--lO days
to repair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22

ALBANY, Nov. 81, 1886
General Cass, of Michigan, is at the Delavan
House. Gov. Wright has called out the first re-
giment; officers as follows COL W. b. Burnett,
Major j. c. Burnham, Lieut.. COL vacant; Cap
tains G. II. Shaw, Gen. Count De Ongars, J. Bant-
ley, ]. p. Taylor, l.. Hewett, c. X. Earsing, ID.
Z. Hungerford, L. s. Gaszynski, M. Farchild.
l.. r. Campbell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22

HE affection of requested to the
paranon Of Bromne the best secelerating liquid ever
used for PhotogIaphng Pictures taken have rich
white tone, and works with certainty in ali
weather JOHN ROACH,
= Optician, 80 Nassau street.
can also be procured Of T. C. Doane Montreal and OF
George Dexter, Albany. = :
B-Artist, will find always on hsnd 90 Nassau street,
VoR'lsnder and American Instruments OF all sizes Plates
ofthe Panished and Star brand
mercury baths, coating boxes &c. &c. MIG Imsrc
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20 Root MAKERS

WANTED immeal-ssly one irg rte Book Maker. Also
None need apply but they will board the
family Amply Monday and Tuesday from TILL three
n22
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The PIANO-SINGING- ITAL
,ENGIICH

MRS MORLEY, Pupil ofthe Celeb ted Crovilli and Sir
WI George Smart prepared In Singing,
English Italian, and the Piano Forte residence
No % LIsPENAkD street. that OF pupils on reason
able Mrs NJ is also ready schools classes
In the city or in the country.
u A musical accomplishment, connected wish refined
education, the all
attractions and those who wish av themselves Of such ad
yantages should place themselves under the uesse Of Mrs
Morley. on lmsu
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Died.

On Friday, Goth inst JOHANNA RYAN, wife of John M.
Zahn in the 25th year of her age native of Cashel
county Tipperary. Ireland.
Her friends, and the friends of her brotherinaw Pa.
trick Larry and of her sister Catherine and of her
band respectfully invited to attend her funeral
o'clock this (sundsy) afternoon, from SO Monroe
street
At Baltimore, 18th inst, WM MARTIN sen in the 66th
year Of his age one Of the defenders of that place.
North Point
At Gloucester, Mrs DOLLY, widow of the late Mr. Jo
seph Adams aged 81.
At Charlestown, 18th inst, Gen PETER g. VAN ORpEH
aged g. He had been member of the State Legisla.
ture from Rockland county for number of years and
was the general who commanded the troops on Harlem
heights in the last He also soldier of the
revolution, for services in which he drew pension
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22

"PALO ALTO CHAMPAGNE"
N INVOICE of this " Patriotic and Delicious Wine,
"A has JUST been received BY the subscriber to which tn
attention of Hotel Keerers and Private Gentlemen invited
For sale IN lots TO suit purchasers, by
K. b. DAILY, lmporte, Of Wines, &c.
~ msvr~ " Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. IS 4 81 WATT STREET.

NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS IS 4 81 WATT STREET
FRONTING CANAL STREET.
Bettreen Hudson and Greetcich streets.
Nl his most grateful acknowledged those who have
Identified with ths New York Riding school, and pledges
merit continuance ofher Kindness He would respectfully
inform his friends and the public that he will open his
Evening Glasses connection with his Day School, for tut
vember Application 70 be made az the Office, School
room JAS. CODDIN6TON, Proprietor.
COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS.
CORBYN'S COUGH LOZENGES-Ths popular rene
Ody will be found the most efectusl now the
shortnes OF breath, asthma consumption, &c This is
like ations got merely please the palate
prove fatal when neglected. many can testify
who have experienced their happy and sautary Effects
Of whom have been reduced TO the brink OF the
confinement single box will most obstinate
FOR sale by g. COLBY chemist, &c. al Pearl st, Frank
lin square, agent for the United States o24 lmsr
RHEUMATISM.
lar substances them, and other ymptoms well
s
The efficacy OF these ingredients ndputable, and by
their judcious admixure remedy is ormed, that for the
abovenamed complaints may almost term infaIlibe
one has done without receiving decided benefit which
fact together with its rapidly increasing consumption
be considered the best criterion Of excellence that remedy
This syrup 10 also the best preparation which
poyed 70 remove complaints arising from the misuse OF
cur and that class Of diseases Of the skin nd
Of John St. New YORK a. '4 20 m sSIRe'
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CHEAP SUGARS.
CHEAP SUGARS.-y. o. Fowler, $50 and l2s Greenwich
~ and Vesey has in lsrEe stock of white
and brown Sugars, which he selling at reduced prices
do 5s Suars yellow 10 cens crushed loaf do CENTS
brown Havana ~ and cents. Grocers and Bakers would
do well to give HIM CALL Also general of
Groceries, Fruits, &c mig lm<r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22

PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION
HHfhSN Z. T. CASTLE& EDWIN MCCONNELL,
The latter from the Royal Academy Of
- Piano Forte Violin. at their residence, 70
Walker street. near Broadway that Of their pupils
very moderate terms which be made known applying
V above. M lmkr
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NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN PERFUMERY
GREdTBARG1JNSt GREATBdRGAINS!

HE Subscriber formerly director OF the first Laboratory
IN rar that OF LsuEea Pere ct fis can now appeal to
he pupl Tor the truth Of his that his Toilet Soaps
shsyns Cream, Extracts and Perumery in general equal
70 tne pest mported and from their eshnR gene
rally pric from al TO SO Der cent
re- mo that they can sell largely Of his ayo.
Retail. " ~"-A~' '''o ~
The most splendid Soda Water Fountain in the world for
and Importer efToIet Soaps Shay
and Liberty sts, nls iwsr
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PLUMBOTYPES.

PLUMBOTYPES.
GOLD MkDAL RDED.
THE Proprietor Of the Pumbe National Daguerrisn Gal
lery having discove cred mode Of transferring DaQner
reoypes paper prepared this style
Of poaue the rate Of 100 fac smile copies for ten dol
lars The Plumbe National Daxuerrrn Gallery, No ISL
Broadway Plates Cases. and stock Of all descriptions,
wholesale OF retail o26 lmsc
ID AGUERREOTYPE APPARATUs FOR SALE.
GERMAN, French, and American Cameras Lens Plates,
NJ Cases. Chemicals, BE. 10 per cent cheaper than
other place in the United States at Ia Broadway.
NIB. Instructions carefully given in the art.
Also wanted purchase hire good lathe for brss
trhf ivo- work. with tools Gr oie trnse
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FAc HIONABLE DANCING,

"a Lsnndfd sTtff, WtN Of bToddrdV
NT,LLE PAULINE DEsJARDiNs. of the Academic
Nl hoyale Pans respectfully informs the public that
her asses fashionable Dancing have Be
sdes all usual Dances laugh, will be the waltz Ma
nuka Mazuka Qusdrlle, Poikas, tyarisus) and be Re-
eoss Schools and families attended Terms and hours
sde known ON application. Miss will give the first ball
for the her pupils the first week OF December
nal im~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22

GUNS AND BOWIE KNIVES-l0O sin,l, rnd double
~ barrel ducking Guns suitable for the
2e0.double barrel cooking Guns
400 assorted single barrel Guns, common to fine.
800 Bowie Knives substantially made intended for
ice.
200 .efeocking revolving Pistols of steel barrels
For'sale by A. w. SPIES x CO.,
81 Maiden lane
ng Articles of every kind. ne I'm re
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From the New Orleans Picayune, Nov. la1
The steamship Galveston, Capt Wright arrived yes.
terday morning from Galveston having left there the
10th inst The Galveston brought over a large number
OF passengers among whom we note Col Hays, 1t Col
Walker, (Cspt. Walker of the u. s. Rife Regiment
Capt McMullen, Dr. McMurphy, and Messrs. A. D.
Csge-sll Of the late regiment Of Texas Rangers
BY this arrival have extra Of the Galveston Neos
Of the 10th inst, with intelligence from Monterey to the
published from special correspondent but no later
than the advices which received here on the LIST In
stant The Nevs gives version OF the inteihgence
received here direct and AZ we believe to be
erroneous and Of justice to the News, we mrs
publish their statement.
Captain q. X. LOWS, formerly connected with us IN
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q Q L d 5 NJ T III
WRITING ACADEMY, 289 BROADWAY, LA FARCE
BUILDINGS. CORNER OF READE.
WRITING FOR THE MILLION
RI. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, Pro essor Of Penman-
WI ship in order that his sy,tem Of Writing may be-
camille and Epistoary W. ting, and after Monday No
vember Esd, to the nominal sum Of
ONE DOLLAR,
for the of "Ten Lessons of hour Ruara
teeing to ALL (od and youn satisfactory
times pupils may receive their lessons such
days and hours will best suit their without
losing portion Of the exercises Hours
For Ladies an Misses, from to O'Clock p Nj. daily
NJ daily The Terms will in all e'.es be received sd-
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
G. M L HIS
"TE.ACH YOURSELF SYSTEM"
OfPenmanshp aiming examples engraved from
the Authors hand writing, with ample
Illustrations Of the right manner Of holding the PEN Price
only
ONE SHILLING.
To be had the Author and all
out the United States Also for sale OF the first quality
only Gold and Metallic Pens. Inks, and Copy Books
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MUSIC.

<suGwueruuu THE PIANO Taught very moderate
terms, by Lady, who has perfect know
"KEYv ledge of the science, and who undertakes to
teach IL thoroughly with the greatest facility.
Terms-Three dollars per month";
~ Any lady wishing instruction, will please
address Music, at the Herald Once OF lmissnc
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
II &M: DELLUC, nephews ofthe late d SOUILLARD,
would respectfully inform the public that they the
true ard only successors to PLACE SOUILLARD late
Druggists Of this city and that they still carry
the business Of and under the firm Of
DkLLUC x CO., SUCCESSORS TO PLACE x SOUII.-
LARD the old established BY the said Place
Souillard Nos Park Row and 3sl Broadway and
have no connection whatever with other esablishm,
NeH YOrR MT
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
AIDES 0entlemen having any superhuous or cast of
- clothing furniture dispose Of obtain fair
price for the same BY applying the subscriber his
dence through the Office, which will be puncuay
attended TO- M 8. COHEN, 50 Duane q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22

PREMIUM BOOTS
Quick Sales and Small Proffs
. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for s. So our own make,
warranted give satisfaction; fine French imperial
Broadway for IS Or ST., at YOUNG & jones' fine
onaSe ore: IN this etv Our boot rece;yed the brbss
praise in the late Fair Of the American Institute for the
to order the shorten lnoses Mendng &c done the
YOUNG u JONES, Ann
nj m
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TRAVELLING HUNKS, &C.
John CATTNACH, J runk Manufacturer, No. Wall
street Of Bro way has now on hand aud constant
y making good assortment OF Trunks Valses, Carpet
Be-, and Satciels wholesale and retail.
Also, superior article Of sole leather Trunks, suitable for
American European Travel and Pormantcaus for the
French Male Poste. -
Orders for the Indies South America. &c. lled with
d snatch. oQ1msvc
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IMPORTER OF TOBACCO AND SEGaRs,
MO BROADWAY. up stairs. offers for sale, on liberal
Lraf: Is cases scahara; OF Justus Smokmg dos
Of Snuff 400 900 Of Havana Segars 5000 gross
-viy,rf;on Matches, Marck u Backes fabric.
Also large assortment Of Paper segas variou: brands
Wholesale and retail. olo Imsrc
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THE LAFAYETTE FUsILIERs, commanded BY Can't
James WILSON, give their First Annual B ALL. at Rath
bpns Hotel December 22d 1886 Tickets be had BY ap
pivingto J. W. WsdeiRh Music Store, Broadway 1883
Broadway; and at Rahbuni Hotel P. s.-Dodworhs Band
will be In attendance. n22 ltkrc
SPECTACLES LOST
FAIR of gold mounted Spectaces was lost on Saturday
afternoon the Hospital in Broadway. Five dollars
VIII be PAID on their delivery at the Bar of the City Hotel
LOST OR STOLEN,
THREE NOTES one at 30 days. date dated 26th October
1876, for $l3 sc at months date for $3.50 co.
PAYABLE Seuben County Bank Bath drawn by Edward IT,
HUI bell and endorsed by Depew Msnn & Co Que for
$1,000 dated about Noyembe 1896 90 days payable
Merchants' Exchange Bank drawn by Depew. Mann Co.
and endorsed BY Thomas sSulhard As the payment Of said
against gotiating the same
DEPEW, MANN & CO, ia Warren st.
~ BAny returning said the utscrbers rs,
will be literally rewarded, and no questions asked.
n22 lw*rh D., M CO.
BURNT AND WET GOODS.
THE STOCK of DRY GOODS damaged by fire last week
1853 Greenwich street. will be ready for on Tues
day. Nov 24th The goods but slightly damaged and
will be sold less than one-fourth of their value.
BERTINE & WESTEkFIELD,
%3 Greenwich st., between Warren
n22 2rssr and Murray
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
II AIDES Oh GENTLEMEN having superfiuous effects
~ to dispose Of such q: Wearing Apparel Furniture &c,
obtain fair ash for the by sending for the
subscriber throug the Post Oce otherwise, who will
attend at their residences. J. LEVENSTYN,
ls6 Broadway, mp stairs
Ladies' can be attended to BY Mrs. ]. LEVENSTfN.
nS lmsrc
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MUSIC TAUGHT
WITH much facility and rapid progression M Dums-
w day, No l25 Broadway four doors above Canal street,
Professor Of the Guitar Singing fianoe, Accordion and
York, at their residences, requested without
charge Terms enable. Instruments strings aud music
for sale. Apply at A25 Broadway. MO 3tsrc
ACCORDION TAUGHT.
I JACOBS, Teacher Of the French Accordion can take
LIZ few pupils for his class if
made He has just issued book, comprising
selection OF popular with valuable for the
instrument founded practice eight years Apply at
the original Accordion and Musical Depot here
terms will be made known. IS Chatham st..
nil lmsrc Opposite Chamber ST.
Lessons IN SINGING, IN ENGLISH,
ITALIAN, FRENCH OR GERMAN.
MR. JULES HEIGHT, of the Conservatoiie de Musique
M at Brussels begs leave inform his friends and the pub
lie IN general that he prepared TO give lessons
singing either of the above his residence
LEONARD street. or thar Of his pupils; He,.rs o. Loder "
permitted refer them his abilities artist and
teacher Please apply to f. Hoyer SOL Broadway an
Scharfenhers & Luis 361 Broadway. mis- Imsr
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES

EKOM the cradle 10 the grave-Adaped exclusively 10
her instruction. in the natural laws of her system and all
the diseases Of her critical periods by Edward Dixon NJ
D. pp s25 Just published and for sale by Charles Ring
telligent womsn should possess this work The Albion
EVERY prudent mother consult this work with
advantage to herself and her children Boston Journal
DIR Dixon has but deep interest to this work
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BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID

OF William New York. Sold alse by H. Johnson,
293 Broadway and n East Broadway, and by druggists
generally. n22 ltsrh
GOLD PEN MACHINERY.
rTvHE under offers for sale reasonable
veraI complete sets Of Gold Fen Machinery in perfect
order for manufacturing Diamond Pointed Gold Pens They
Will be accompanied with complete practical instructions
post paid letter to J. M. TkOWBRIDGE, Syracuse N Y
,of ftfr
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BLACK OXIDE OF MANGANESE.
1nn CASKS of superior MANGANESE. For sale b.
lOO PERSSE & BROOKS,
MIA Iwr No. IS and CT Nassau street.
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90 kTRAyED, from No. Albion Place Ath stree,
R poiaer dog, white aud lyer eo,ored. answer, 10
sQlthe name Of Rapp. suitable reward will be raid on
hts delivery at No 81 Clinton place, hst. n22 9.rc
S CANE to the premises, No; 30 Commeres ST. a
w. large, young, and hnc Newfoundland Dog, with
LII veral marks and collar The loser by proving
proper and paying for his &C., reclaim him.
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THIRD EDITION..
PRIVATE II TREATISE,
BY DR. RALPH

IN CERTAIN DISEASES, in which the best and most
~ Of stated the plainest
bic 1.-THE prescription. used in the authors
seng given without giving also clear and faithful
description OF several disorder frequently mistaken
for venerea AFFORD wide held Tor the extolons and
the and varied Of deee
Greenwich street. Price 81. tsent BY post pDborndl
Several preenders hare nearly initiated the title Of this
book and adrtsements they could those ho should
be misied ,cii hoperer, detect the imposition.
Aware Of the opinion IN general entertained q those
who obtrude their skill upon the public (muudes Of whom
almost every paper considered duty
the following the ground which this little
book claims especial CONFIDENCE
former works viz, The Domestic Guide to Medicine"
which has passed through several editions, Trea
Dyspepsao the Epidemic Cholera he has
timona letters from the physicians OF Europe
Of this city, Dr. Physck Of Philadelphia and Others aud
which most gratifying has permission to refer to amos
physician ofeminence ia the city. Jas 1mosrr