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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

X. &. KEMP, Aucuoueof.
Store al Brosd way 40 iri shove Canasl
CAsH ADVANCES aals end ell sales .pr0mpdy
~ settled. sass Of hrsiare q private d~sipgs, and
stochs Of goods persoaally suseAed to aud solicited
r c. X will devote particular aisention 10 the sais Of
books and private libraries bis esnvensnces for which
are vers srple
MONDAY, Nay 81, and TUESDAY, June 1.
FuRNIrUss OF A LARss HorEI, together with the
Stock and Fixtures OF Elegant saloon connected With
The same R c. KEMP will cell q, suction Monday
and Tuesday next, commencing each day al 10 O'clock.
the entire furniture conainsd IN the Athersum Hotel NI
Broadway con psng very ls'gs and extensive sssot-
Of psror chamber diang and kitchen
China sss aud croctery ware silver plated aud Britain
MIA ware, cutlery. msntel ornaments. paintings Nc
Also. the entire Fixtures and Stock OF the Elegant sa
loon connected with the Hotel consisting OF elegant mir
rors oil paintings, damssk curtains. oil dooreloihs count
ere tshles gas hxiures standing txiures and paruoss
bar hxmres and furniture, he.
Also about 10000 imported Havana eigas OF The moe'
approved brands wines liquors. ke-The whole comprts
ing very large and sxsn.tvs sssortmcnt well worthy
the attention Of hotel keepers and Others.
The ssl- VIII commence with the stock and furniture Of
The saloon Immediately amer which the Kitchen fnrnu's
OF the Hotel and Tuesday morning the sale will
msncs with the psrlor furniture
Catalogues will BE- ready and the goods may be exam
ined Monday morning before the sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

Hail AT TEE SOUTH-Haf column of the Au.
gusia Chronicle OF the ODD inst Ia filed with the details
OF hail storms In that vicinity. The following extract
from letter dated Two miles N. w. of McDonOugh,
Ga. May ls," will serve a sample Of the rest
About O'Clock p. M. yesterday, cloud came from
the North west with considerable wind hail and rain ;
some OF tho hail stones large turkey goose
egs. had no convenient way OF weighing any, and
thought at the time 10 measure any of them But
lpicked up some say three hours after they fell
and this morning al A. M-sixeen hours after they fell
measured some Of the largest and found one to
sure n inches by "a. gentleman about one mile In
the direction the cloud came told he measured
hour after IL fell which measured lot inches in cir
cumference and another gentleman measured one vt
inches in circumference Immediately after 1t fell In
the direction of the body of the cloud north OF me crops
very much injured and learn east OF me also they
much worse. was lust at the edge OF the cloud OF
hail The hail large any person might wish
to see. | heard of persons telling Of hail much larger
than any have spoken Of but that was only guess
Where the largest hail fell understand the ground was
JUS, about covered At my house the largest haston
were scattering, say about yard apart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27
DAwBARN s. SON,

10 Bod-st Liverpool
re- Cole Agents for Nlckofs Registered Paetot re-
spsrtfuy call the attention - Merchants Captains snd
visitors 10 Liverpool to the extensive alterations In their
premises rendered necessary by he great increase OF
thew beg TO sise thai having adopted the system
Of immediate cssh payments hey ensh ed considea-
bly, reduce their scale ~ prices observing az me same
time that qua ity ana manufacture Of their goods VIII
be IN respect inferior hat VIII maintain The hgh ch-r
actor for excellence IT, and workmanship they have hih-
erO been esteemed for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

Markets. Carefully reported for The Tribune
"WEDNESDAY, May 26.
AsHEs--There have been sales of 80 bbls Pots to-
day al 93iG5 90 for fair tsres. Small sales Pearls at
6 so Exports from LIST TO 25th May Pots, 100 bbls
Pearls, 10 bbls.
COTTON-The sales to-day are again small, not ex-
ceeding $50 bses Prices irregular. varying at to
cent decline since the arrival of the Britannia
Export from the Ports Of the United States from l Seefa'
ber 1916, TO May 25 ls47.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

20 sAXONY CaNARIRs q the Bell note and
NfgNf.hungale sorg. Enzii-h Thrush-s Biscsbirds
&H 3olafnehes, Hulfs AOcking Biri. "a fuil soug.
- seed In ali its varieties Fancy csges, Ne For
sac BY w. = JOHNSTON,
myl5 jwts,ods 30 Broadway.
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Presbyterian (N,w SCHOOL, Assembly.

This body was occupied on Friday last in the
reception and discussion Of report the constitution
ally of Its present meeting 1t was the opinion Of the
Committee to whom the subject had been referred that
the adjournment of the Assembly last year and its
ing the present time and constitutional that
sdournments of the Assembly, from time TO time
matters entirely dsoefionory with members The fact
Of there being precedent authority for the proceeding
does not ALLEVIATE the right 10 act In of emergency
The constitutional rg TO adjourn not abrogated be-
cause the Assembly had neglected to use 1t.
The report elsborstey srgunentstive. entering
infinitely upon the consideration Of the subject In all
its bearings Precedents Of civil parliamentary pro-
ceedngs were insanced authority In the referred
TO the Committed Chancellor Kents opinion alluded
10 and tho decision of Chief Justice Marshall In
analogous the present cited. The report how
ever oppressed the belief that the Assembly has
power transact business which had originated during
the after the adjournment Ii action should
be limited to such business had or ought 10 have
come before previous to the adjournment All bust
ness which bad arisen since the adjournment will
before the next Assembly The chairman intimaed that
The Committee, in making up their report were In
fuenced to considerable extent by the written opinion
of Chancellor Kent with which they had been furnish
ed well by other eminent authority which they had
consulted.
On the question of printing this Report $50 learn
from the sketch of proceedings 10 the Morning Signal)
aensthy animated, but somewhat desutory debate
eusued in the Of which considerable latitude was
taken The motion to print the Report of the Commit
tee aud the opinion of Chancellor Kent finally prevailed
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BENJAMIN MOONEY. Aucuopeer.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BRUSHES, &c,

III by Edward c. Gray.
THIS DAY. May n,
Al 10 O'Clock al the Auction Room, No. 2S Pearlst be
tween John AID Plat cts.
Consisting OF Turner's and Rodgers pocket cutlery, on
cards and DOZENS various kinds table cutlery, Wade
Butchers razors, halter chains, trunk bundles, po-
tasks Dat bastard and taper hes shoe, nail and seh ham.
msrs g. butcher and shos knives, cutting nppeFs, bench
and hand vices ghdrons cuycombs, wrought nails hay
and dust do window whtewash and cloth DO shaw
ing and hair DO Cologne water, fancy soaps, nc.
Also, SIS doL imported Cologne water, 10 eloss con
Germ.
Also IS platform scales varous sixes warrs nted true
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Aurtion Sales.
IosiAH RIcHARps, Ascao1ssr

JOSIAH aIcHARps, Aseaoassr.
RI HANGS, nIU nAKp. a rLArr-s,o.s 70
-- FRIDAY EVENING. Nays.
Al O'Clock. ss the auction room
Books sc-A large assortssni standard and nissshss
sscns works, family Bislss. Nevsls ssd Roussees
Ar PaIy,rs s.ls-BIask sooks-kn extensive sasors
me sa q blank eooas foolsesp, decay Nd medium szss
t ~ 'ss:sP s "a =. S as:s. 81
p?rs Os.. ,s .. .s.afss.Isd, 70 which ne .sssiOa
orAsro BIsLssA very large variety OF family b'sss.
The case or smaller sassiit.ss ' my&
10y r. Cotton, Assasa .ea Comm issioa Mar.
- chant Sa.es keon SIG Broadway, 0oshie Hall. hav.
ing removed % NE ssevs canned ssss ROOMS now pre-
6oods Carpets and Housekeeping articles OF every ds-
scrpron, on consignment of pnvss sae o. sactoa, end
slso buy n preferred Outdoor salss h cav peri q hs
city attended - usnsL
FRIDAY, Nav =,
Al iet o'clock, Of the Auction Room, No ss RrssdwU.
Gothte Hall
An assortment OF ns~ ard second hard fornl,ars con
ssirg IN part OF sotss mahogany and curl maple shars.
Freuch bedsesds eeosre and pier tables divans tfess
bureaus secretaries mahogany rockers enclosed wsse-
stands portable desk, one elegant rcse
wood psno forte cover I'd with red pssh looAns sasse
carpets, feather beds. hair nsusssss. decks, Ae-
Also, an assortment OF kitchen farnilnTe.
Also, one good secondhand piano forte. German
make
Also several good maple beds,esds coaufry make.
A. private sale several potent improved shower esths
from the New England Company Boson nrst rate srti-
Gle myz7
4 CHAMBkkIAlN, AUc7i0NEEk-siore No
" Spucesl-Losral sfvnnree made on 6oods consgu-
81 for private sale or 70 be Geld saeoo Outdoor sales
carefully attended to ard respectfully sociled PrsuPt
returns made MONDAY, Nay 81,
Al 10 O'Clock Of spruce o.
SALs OF the balance Of eeoas pam palsts
ter marble slabs, ke
Also, general assortment VI secondhand furniture,
fancy goods Se.
ny JAMks ". siILLEk-siofs No. = Hsi1ss
~ lane. nett door 10 No Libsrvsl
THURSDAY. May y.
At l0{ O'Clock. OF the store OF Charles Leupp Co.
FevysL
SOOe sides Soils Leather With other articles Ia The line
Also at ne O'Clock OF The stors Of Huikey Brooks "
Ferr,-s 500 sides Sole Leather, With other articles 10
the line. FRIDAY, May ~,
At 10 oclock. st the store ~ Maidsn-lsns.
BIRNISeHss. SsGgpGLp, ogasAS ASD ANaafcAN
HARDWARE CUrLsRy ke-So packages and loss Of fresh
hardware just imported and manufactured consisting of
trace log halter chains ssey srds table butts cast
butts plate hinges carry eomss, vc~s snvs sxes hoes,
bed screws mill and See bastard do, haadsaw do,
drawing knves pad chest cupboard and trunt lccssj
tea kettles ssucspans Canones hoes, eandlsscks snuff
sers table knives and fsrk pocket cutlery Knives
and bread do trays and wsiers britannia Ger
and iron aud liable Spoons round aud square
bolts, Nc &c.
Cog.es and goods ready fer examination three days
before the sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27


. MEkCEK.-T.- AT Private sas-rae built
residence IS Mercer the ~ est side, bstwssn
Howard aud GfaRd sts.ths lot loo feet 10 leogtb ~
the width ~ "a feet inches and "a feet inches Tue
house butt ia the heat has been painted and re-
paired this Spring, There 10 tss room and L'hf.fys
vegetable cellar and butter walt viii coal ysos 10 'front.'
Tho suc is furnished with wudrobes for bed hn-n te
&c rroittrers and grape vines 10 ne gSasn 20"
The purchase money cas- rensia bond snd mortgage
AopIyt ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Aaeilonsef,
nyT Nv nfoea-sl
@pr PRIVATE 5zLE-Tvo baiidiss lois q
ground n feet b. "a fest incnes on the no,,h
- side OF Twsn,y-nioih-sl between Eighth add NDsh
avenues commencing iIS feet East " Ninbsvenns APP
ply 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECkEK, Aue.ioneer.
myn ~ Brosd-st.
- TO LET FOk RELIGIOUS Purposss-Tss
lsrss hall door Ne Broad ~ Hose, conner
- Of Broadway asd 6rsot-si y now 70 let Apply %
the premises. my25 sus'
- FOR sALK--A desirable country se~lss Elzsbeth-
lown, N. J. the late residences ~ ssni Oakley Do
ceased consisting Of nine scres u superior land, we'll
stocked with fruit usss Tbsss on The premises FOOD
and eommodious story dwelling house "a BY ~ feet
with wing Ia by Afset good carriage house with ohsr
ont buildings FOR farther Information and terms which
win be- liberal Apply W JACOB0 CRANE 81 Ehzsssh-
town, 10 JkSoE OAkLSI s1ecuI~
mys eod3wis Urio--st n u
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~ Al assTeTs 70 ASre-tisrae-t' 81 rsail
pes, rsii OF ~ Kill vet b tasrn Of ti< esss
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NEW MUSIC.

FIRTH 4 HALL, Frznkin-sq1sre and FIRTH HALL
L A POND, 2}s Broadway, publish ibis week e On
breathe not her nsmer Ballad words BY Moses ? 10
vv,,os 90 90 - words b. Viols music By Austin Philips
RE beautiful West composed BY Alexander Lee sung
Nv Mrs strong TAKE them imFi0'e NEE lDrn Con
gorts b. = 4unfsn "Tsmboria- Polka" By strauss
=. pf..,o. V.i,xsf srd o Honey Waltz my2j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

(yAxBIAtE tiuTa-lo0 pieces India knDcef
~ Carriage Cota plain snd sgurecj OF ~pe,.o.
for sze loo proes 81 ns ~ 80 ~
ihs Newark n. J. India Rnbb>r ysetorS -
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/ THRILLING ROMANCE.

I
CsrHE GUNSAlrH or ORLEANS; by Mr.. Eliza She
rdsn author Of the Emerald Bracelet p" The Market
Queen" &c. Price l2i cents.
For sale by n LONG BRO, 80 Ann-sL
RERFORD 4 co. Asior House
BURGESS STRtNGER 4 co, ~ Broadway.
w H. GRAHAM, Tribune Bulldogs. my.7 2us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

ship Oriental Quebec bark Highland Mary Liver
pool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

~ Fifteenth Wnrd.-Tne Democratic Wing Fiec-
tars Of Ire Ffeenth Ward requested 10 A. Con
sutiousl Hal a. o'clock Frasy evening. 28h inFt 10
appoirta Nominating Committee 10 nominate School on.
Gers IN The Ward Ead n srrauremenfs Tor the
iog election. HENRY BKEVOORr. Chairman.
CHESTER DRfccs Secretary. my.1 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

NOTICE j. given all who wigs lstrsng-rs par
rcuIsrv vi thai th-y can ind good u he
very best WIN. DlbhLhE
Wiz and Scalp Store 2e3 Broadway oppo-s the PARK.
n b Ladies. heads shsmpooed with Dbolse'. celebfa-
TED Jspouic. Juice myz7 TSMis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS and second
H Hand Furnitars, ks-J. w. BROWN will sell ct
Auction, on Thursday, Nay n, At ~ o'elosn, 81 l1
Broad ay large invoke of vsusbls House Furnishing
Articles comprising rich Plated Ware lee usys siIsn
does, solar lamps, rsfserstors, Britannia ware, hoe
Ivory table cutlery villa variety Of other hinge
used In housekeeping.
Also new and secosi hand furniture comprising sofss
mahogany ehsirs dressing bsresns wash abss card and
centre do marble TOP saods 6os oedsss6s rocking
chairs. mattresses, Brussels esrps,s, ks Csalosses
ready. myB 1ns-
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VARIETY.
ID rsey's CeIe brate d
vEEMITUGE:

A Re,nsdy unsurpassed jov ErpeVing Wnps---
Eturon.cd TO coatnin nothing q poison
Gus character, but 10 be simple IN It's ac-
tion and safe in its application.
1T is not the desire or intention ofihe under
IL signed 10 give the above remedy the ordina-
ny putting which generally attends the adyer-
tiseinent Of Quack .Medicines--we do not re-
commend our Remedy for any thing else than
the destruction Of Worms from the animal sys-
,ern-for this purpose, we regard il as a specific.
We have seen the action Of most OF the SIM
pie remedies found in the Maieria Medica. as
well as great many OF the Compounds offer
ed TO the public as Termiflges, but we feel con-
fident no remedy can be found in the whole
list Of Remedies that combines as much safety,
and acts as efectually as the one we offer
Daily demonstrations prove il to be no ordi
nary Remedy-and we might produce certf-
Gates from our most respectable citizens in ia
yor OF its efects-but our object is not to get
the certificates Of those who have tried il, but
Il IS TO get others in want OF such remedy to
TRY TT themselves, and we have no fears
as 10 the result
1t is prepared only by the undersigned, who
has II for either wholesale or retail
Those who buy 10 sell again, will be allow
ed fair discount from the retail price, which
is . cts. per vial. w. DORSEY,
March 4 Druggist.
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ksIumsbe National
DAGUERREAN GALLERY * PHO
TCGRAF6 ExtS EUhN4s&13NG

A WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals,
IN -Four FIRST Premiums, and Two High
EST Honors, at the National, the Massachu-
sets. the New York, and the Pennsylvania
Exhibitions, respectively. for the most SPLEEN
did Colored Daguerreotypes and best appara-
tus ever exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
regard to weather.
Instructions given IN the art.
A large assortment of Apparatus and Stock
always on hand, at the lowest cash prices.
New York, psi Broadway; Philadelphia.
1856 ChesnutSt; Boston rs Court and So Han
over Sts.; Baltimore, POS Baltimore ST.; Wash
ington, Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburg,
Va, Mechanics Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth
and Walnut, and l76 Main ST.; Saratoga
Springs, Broadway Paris, l27 Vieille Rue
du Temple; Liverpool, 80 Church St.
June 25, lS46-ly
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LITER AIRY.
1.-THE AMERICAN FARMER, .

'Ds1 ssPafu q the agricultural Josrlas cf The
Day
a NEW Volume OF this old and popular
- agricultural work, commences On tfe Il,
o. 1uiy. !! IS published on the first Of every
mon'h, each number containing 81 large octa-
yo pages, u 81 per annum--6 copies for SIS
ID copies for $40
The .4TaerScdn Former ha. now been h ev-
istence since 1919, and was the frs, ner,oa;caI
ever published In the L. States. DC voted excln.
sively 10 the interests of the cul,ivators ~ The
soIi--nany similar works have since sny,,n,,
into existence, add have passed away Dh;lss,
the pioneer IN the good cause has steadily pur-
sued It's way, and in its ripe old age. eyinees
all the freshness and rigor youth. The puh.
Usher feels conscious, that his numerous ~.
irons will bear him out in the assertion, thai Al
no stage of its existence has his Journal been
received with more favor than at the present
time. Gentlemen of the higheN standing, and
eminent for their zeal and devotion 10 Their
time-honored calling, who have been subscrl-
bers to the work since its first appearance 10
the present time, (and we have number Of
them slill ON our hist have but recently borne
testimony to the fact, that 1t is moi excelied in
point Of practical utility by any Of the numer-
Gus journals with which our country now
abeunds. Whilst these assurances are flatter-
ing to our pride, they will serve as stimulus
10 future exer,ions. All communications to
be addressed To SAMUEL SANDS.
Publisher American Farmer.
lZ2 baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd
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WASHINGTON MoSyMEHr.
10 THE PUBLIC
cANrEl.p. 90 ArrI! 70. ~

CANTEiD, (Oh,o,) Aprl! 10, 1871.
The Beard Of Managers Of the WaSIngton
National Monument Society on the 3tst Of
August last appo,ntedme General agent FOR
the Society, wih authority TO appoint Such
subs as might he deemed necessary,
The appointment was accepted recently,
aud the time tiXed for COM Soncnc the dates
of tae usrucs is about the iirst 9; Jhne nexi.
The Board desire li,at efficient insa>ur
be prosecuted to collect funds, and tAat the
foundation OF the monument be lad Wi.a TIE
least practicable delay, CndersGch ciycUmS'an
ceS as 10 ensure rs completion nj aacaTly auy-
As agents will be requisite in every section
Of the Uulted States IN tue Territories. and in
the District os Columbia, IeiSons who walt
tender their services viii DO pleased 10 make
the same known by letters eddfcssed 10 me
at Washington free Of postage Apphcanis
will state their residence, and either send thelr
Recommendations IN regard 10 character. in
dustTy, integrity, intelligence, and fitness for
the trust, or give suitable references. The
compensation will se a just per Gen,age Oh ahe
money collected and deposited. 10 b. fixed
when the appointment shall be made,
Ii will be my aim to select suitable aud
trustworthy agents, and 10 holi then, 70 the
most rigid accountability. Bonds will be re-
quired. As soon as practicable after entcriag
upon The duties OF my appointment the letters
that May be a Washington will be examined
and answered.
Mr.. Madison. in his Letter accepting the
Presidency OF the Association, said: -
monument WORTH Of The iaemow Of Wash
iagloA, reared by the means proposed. will
commemorate. al the same tue, a virtue. q
patriotism. and a gratitude truly national,
with which the friends o: liberty every Where
nil sympaAise. aud Of which our country
may always be proud"
An appeal is made to The eaiire pgces IA the
United States. IN the Territories. and in the
District oil C0utabia. as 1.-THE friends OF liber-
t." to "sympa,hize'' withths resewntd ef-
toE,, ana gRiuiiouSly to publish this notice 10
one or more numbers other papers.
ELISHA WHlTGLESEY.
The following is list of the officers ofthe
Society and Members of the Board of Masa
gers:
President Of the United States, er-ofj1ese
President.
VIM. Brent, Esq, FIRST Yicc President.
The Mayor e Washington, I'd do. ~,
Gen. a. Henderson, Cd do
J. b. II. Smith, Treasurer.
Geo. Wa,tcrsion. Secretary.
Board cf .umagers.
Maj Gen. w Scott Gen. n. Towson,
Col. J.. J. Albert, Col. James Kearney, Gen.
Waller Jones. Thos. Munroe, Esq, Thos.
Carbery Esq. Peter Force, Esq. w. A.
Bradley. Esq p II Iaendall. Esq aud John
7, Ingle. Esq
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VARIETY.
GAR DEN 81 E d S

ECA 1897.
TuST received. a fresh supply of Gsrcel
~ Seeds from Sinclairsjr. s. Co.'S, Of Bait
more-wananted fresh aud genuine The FOL
lowing is list in part Of stock on hand:
.4Pcrag,s-giant or Dutch;
Beaas--iour or FIVE sorts;
Beet--ihree or four sorts;
Brussels Sprouts;
Brocoit-early purple Cape;
Cabbagc--Gve or six kinds;
CaTot-long orange;
CaulJlower-early and late;
CeLery-whiie solid;
Ctcumbr-three or four kinds;
Egg -PLmt--purple prickly;
Endipc--green curled;
hldiGm Contour sorts;
LettEce--two kinds;
.ncloa--two sorts;
.Nasfrtiim
Ossica--white silver skined,
Pa'sly--dwarf, double;
PWmip-fine sort;
PumpAus--four sorts;
Peas-various kinds;
Representatives,;
Radish--several sorts;
RAaitm6--for taris
Satisfy or Oyster Plant;
Spinach--round savoy;
Squast--early bush summer
Ioanat0-long red. finest;
1tgnip--large while.
For sale BY W. DORSEY.
Feb. %. io47-3w
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The Married W0nsaM's
PRIVATE
Medical Companion
BY A. NJ. hAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN,
Just Published.
Price 81

ouJs 4 uDt6Sc9.
Price 81.
lENHE important secrets here contained,
II though OF nature strictly intended Tor
the Married, yet TO those contemplating mar
rage, i is equally important
The various subjects treated OF in the MAR
ried Woman's Private Medical Companion, y
are Of a nature with which every female, either
married or contemplating marriage, should be.
come conyersant, especially the great French
discovery here contained, TO ignorance OF the
existence of which the life of many a wife has
fallen sacrifice; as also restraining many
prudent persons, from the dread OF poverty OF
prospect OF large family OF children, from
marrying.
To the female afflicted with the various com
plants arising from a stoppage, irregularity,
decline, or retention of the Menses, ii is inval
liable, as containing the causes, symptoms.
and the most certain remedies for the removal
other complaints.
Every husband, and every father, as also
every young man contemplating 10 become
one, will here find suggestions, which once
possessed, no peeuniary consideration will in
duce them 10 part with. Their own happiness,
the future happiness of their childten, depend
upon beingpossessed of the important secrets,
contained IN this work. How true it is that
knowledge Is power how often it is that wha,
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