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that class OF who of all others need protecting viz
sailors who brave the deep in order to enrich their
try turned adrift without employment, the
OF obtaining scanty living, unless by piracy snug
Cling 30 sa III ai a'Yd esesa =
But how would this affect the various nterests--the
manufacturing interest," the coal interest," and the iron
erest My reply is, that correctly speaking, the gov
eminent has right to passlaws for the exclusive benefit
Of these any other parties at the expense Of the peo
pie at large Let every manage his business
best he can Men do and can manage their own business
better than any government can manage i for them
We have shown that reduction of the duties on Inn
ports would in all probability, give increased occupations
and employments to 100000 persons SuPposIng that
the manufacturers and iron men, were annihated BY the
measure, how many individuals would be thrown idle,
and have to seek other employment Not more the ut
most stretch OF calculation, than 100000 individuals So
that they would all find immediate work i'll the manner
just mentioned, and bring additional demand in the h.
Dor for 900 900 persons; from which perceive,
that 80 far from the high tariff system being benekcalto
duce, it deprives them Of l0oO,Ooo OF customers, taxes
them unjustiy and enormously and has prevented them
from enjoying the markets of the world by insgatng
measures Of retaliation from other governments.
Machinery for manufacturing purposes has been 50
improved and perfected that the number Operatives en-
poyed sgreaty reduced, and the bulk Of those who do
labor In factories are young women and children Ma
chnery eats nothing it can be extended dd infitun
and not do the farmers any great goods but sailors por
ters carpenters, salmakers, anchor and chanmakers
painters, adorners sorekeepers, clerks salesmen and
saleswomen ailors mlners dressmakers seanstresses
&C., muits diiis eat drink, and wear Clothes and
are certain and regular consumers Of the products Of the
farmers III COTTON.
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PROSPECTUS OF the and Advocate OF In


MISUNDERSTANDING to the inimation given in the
December number ''the Investigator edited by Josiah
viii take ebarre Of ha perodea in the civ Of Baltimore.
from the OF January lS7 when the first number of the
new series viii be issued la- sl rtl fel fs
Under the arrangement, 'the Investigator viii
iinue firmly advocate Independence OF human authority
in matters of aithina nlaning that God alone Is Lord
of the Conscience And regarding the development of ndi-
vdua character under Protestant influence essential 10
the perpei,y Of American liberty will, by calm yet
thorough discussion endeavor expose and any
principles the tendency of which may be to i'm
pede that development, to abrdge that liberty
The Investigator viii be 50 far scciarian promote
the interests OF evangelical religion and of good
morals. Unconnec!ed with any denomination as such, IT
w labor 10 cultivate among me varGn,
in the bond Of peace; and according its ability to pro-
mote and sustain their common measures ior the advance
of the RedeeIner's kngdom-especally the great
common measure OF Scripture circulation without note or
comment IL -q..e -
ucation and general literature. Nor will it overlook the
more retiring though less important interests OF dones
be wanting render the work profitable and acceptable
tie various classes OF readers
'Thc Investigator will be published in the city of Balt
more, Maryland, in monthly numbers of thiriywo pages
octave, at VI 90 per annn, payable invariably In adj
vance, II l2 cents per number, delivery Any per-
JOHN p CARTER.
To whom all communications are to be addressed post
paid
The Rev Mr. Carer into whose hands the Investigator
passes, Is well known especially in Maryland TO
need anything be said In his behalf by than to
the subscribers and readers OF the work that there Is
every for believing they will find far inter
estng under his management than they have found here
toore.
notice the foregoing prospectus. In dong they VIII
much oblge the late as wen as The present editor editor
Late editor of the Investigator.
Ct. Brook e Co., of Washington City, authorized
agents dispose OF the work and canvass for subscribers IN
the DISTRICT OF Columbia.
Dec.
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<,,HAuNCEY WARRINER has recently added to


his facilities for manufacturing parts OF watches tina.
may be required, by instruments for that purpose and
having obtained knowledge of watch repairing by practice
in Boston, New York. Philadelphia, and elsewhere, will
be able attend TO whatever may be offered IN this depart
ment OF mechanics.
Chronomcier, duplex, lever, lepne. and repeating
Watches accurately repa ed; also watches and
antc and eghday clocks put in order north side Penn
yvana avenue between u and 9th streets on the corner
OF alley of Coepnns Hotel sign of the watch with
key and chain and models representing the exterior
OF a self-registering meteorological observatory
The above location is in part occupied by STEPHEN
EDDY who deals in the American manufactured patent
proved perifoca spectacle Lens instrument, evidently
destined spersede all other aid TO the human VISION
Judging from testimonials of their superior properties over
other lenses will only be to refer 10 obserya-
ton and facts establish for them far higher character
usefulness has hitherto been attained by the efforts
OF arr and science.
S EDDY also deals in ewelry fine Watches silver ware,
Browns and other gold pens
The public respectfully invited TO CALL particularly
those afflicted with defective sight nothing 40 desirable as
preservation and improvements e attention IN the
selection glasses will accomplish the one in some IN
stances both II is highly important TO see clearly.
l-Jcwelry repaired, and all kinds OF gold and silver
work made 10 order. Old gold and silver bought
2-3eod
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New Music This Day Received.

WIN FISCHER, Stationer's Hail. Pennsylvania avenue
wv has Just received the following music for sale at
a reduced pricei
The Two Birds song, sung by Lover, his "Irish
Evenings" 8H $50 tef
Oh watch you well by daylight; by ditto.
AT Earliest Dawn; song-music by Mrs Wyrnan.
The Low backed Car; Irish song, by Samuel Lover.
Erin is my Home; Duet for four hands.
Original Redowa waltz, rs taught by Mr. Banett.
LIntempernnce Valse Favorite par II Rosellen.
The Apoloneans Waltz; composed by James Best
The Messenger Bird; waltz--arringed by BerglnulIer
La Persistence yalse Favorite par H. Rosellen.
The Camilla Waltz; arranged by JOS Labitzkey.
Reynolds Qpick Step; composed by Harvey Dodworih.
Santa Calis's quadrilles
Dodwortl's Knickerbocker Quadriles.
Enchanesss Quick Step CON posed by J. G. Buckho-
tfftt t4'tt tl -ltsi tIg
The DeMeyer Grand Waltz by Miss Augusta Browne.
The Gally Polka by Allan Dodworthj aRs fl
The new dance La Lucille; by Geo. Fred Taylor.
Crusaders Quadiles; composed BY Julien
Imp
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CITY OF WASHINGTON MONDAY NIGHT JANUARY A. 1877 ~

GREAT BARGAINS Dry Goods.-The subsc rbers
~ have in store large and wel-assored stock of desra-
very low, and being determined close the
the quickest possible me) they prepared sell such
will find it very much their advantage call. sia
From the great variety they enulneraie the following
viz; saJifn s 4, Ie.ft NJ tatreI s8r4v4W s5u \
Rich figured striped and shaded dress silks very rich
and the most fashionable styles
"a Handsome fashionable caAhmefes in great variety
o. pldsses o 'pa 'So,s q and
100 pieces dark calicoes and chimes -'l1Afa y
50 dozen Indies alpaca, Cashmere, silk and cotton
In hose *, istt tH..Hl4sD sqtH Al r.I l.ae, -
1, Ladies' kid, merino, and Thibet hose t
80 pieces white ilannes OF every quality
leases beachcd coons, all qualities ~
Bobbin cambria, jaconet, and thread edgings
Indies fashionable scarfs and neck ties
Handsome colored iorences for lipings (
White cambrics, jaconets, and Swiss and plaid mus
rs pieces heavy unmixed linens n " sflt
% do X xsry sups5SG, a sk,warp alpaca
Black Il love yei IL and t IsIl@ Grapes
100 dszsn linan cainbrc handkerchiefs all qualities
5pieces fine linen cambrics fr
do very sheer French lawns ata
Linen sheefngs, towellings, and NAPKINS large stock
+ Handsome danlask moreens and curtain muslins I,
80 pieces fine l0-ay l2-s, l3-4, and IA blankets
% Marselles quilts, all sizes ts, ,a
100 pieces furniture chintzes
80 do cassinets and jeans
80 do black and colored cloths, all qualities
- very large assortment of cassimercs
90 dozen genasnens nnder,shlr,s and drawers well
large stock eot E "a.
n 40 dozen cotton, angola and merno haifhose
Also, 100 pieces ingram carpetngs, unusually low
Handsome three-py carpehng
100 very rich tufied and cheneille rigs
Oilcoths, door-mats, NC. 39& ~ tP
All of which, with every article in sore offer at
precedentedy low prices for cash. pune
8 ESTEP. HOOE, 81 Co,
Centre Market Space, No. from 7th street
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Splendid Wines, 90, Walnut street,
THE undersigned has unequalled
menf OF the delicate wines imported, which
have been selected the past summer in Europe principal
y the spots where grown, by the subscriber in person
The duty now payable here forty Per cent on wines
These offered landed prior TIL duty being levied
December s and enables him offer the trade and
consumers superior stock at the most favorable
prices. Among them are, viz; ~ t' H
Sherry Madeira, PORT and other wines, in pipes, hogs
heads, and quarter casks. .rt laa $50 d.
The above, with delicate Port, Madeira, and
matched Amontiiao Sherry, Of great delcacy and
three dozen
Bordeaux wines and Burgundies of various sorts and
qualities
Champagne, of superior quaty--three sorts.
Sparkling Moselle and extensive assortment Of Rhe
nsh and Mosele wines, which challenge competition,
leced in France Germany by him person this past
s.5 -.f7
Wholesale and retail, by J. SNYDER, ir., importer,
3 rs Walnut street, Philadelphia.
The subscriber who is agent for the above wines, and
will supply them by the dozen, has received 40 pack
ages OF very superior wines from Mr. nder amongst which
will be found Madeira, Sherry Port, Champagne, Hook
heimer Bedoc, Sauierne &c. of various kinds and prices
which he respectfully invites the attention of the public
4, w. DYER,
Auctioneer and commission merchant.
Dsc3
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TO sUBsCRIBRRs.

payment Of the silst ription BE- meds a Avance.
subscribers forward money postage
on which Will be psd By and all sk
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pcbiIshed t weekly during the
their subscriptions win expire.
period less than viii be
proportional to the above annual
postmssters certificate Of
uons or advertisements will ha sufficient receipt therefor The
notes o. any specie paying bank will be received.
authorised
I'VE suh:crbers with the subscription for sAsr
sane earnon - they may furnish subscriber for 'C IA
.t - =
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wv ANTEDn atuation teacher, by gentleman who
wv give the thorough instruction in the Latin,
Greek and English languages and IN all the other branch
is graduate Of European college, and can furnish the
unexceponabe testimonials Letters addressed 70 A.
d., at Washington d. g. will be Immediately attended to-
jan 2--3t* t.eas iFgr afs54fsii ~ 4se sef
MIR. CHARLES, from France, VIII display has won
ISl derfl exploits wrestler This game is of great
antiquity, forming portion OF the Olympic dlsPays
equal in the world 5 Jot ff btH0W sgs sa &
At Cnrusi's Saloon, Tuesday evening, January 6,
O'Clock. fttt4 lrs
Price of admance to first places, SO cents and second,
IS cents.
Jan. 2-3t* W Y .ftai@ i'.t !,
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ID IcH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS to be disposed of

ID ICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS be disposed of
II by Lottery.--i2s chances, at $40 each.
No. Value
l03 China dinner service, Mat blue, containing
I47 pieces, each peiee different Hover $500 90
500 China dinner service, Dover green, same as
No. LOB, ll7 pieces 200 90
6l3S. China dinner service, Chinese pattern con-
timing 1873 pieces 10 %
1882 China tea service, Mat. hlne and gold, con-
tanning 81 pieces ID 0o
1860. China ten service, vennion and gold, con-
tanning 80 pieces I'D w
1886. China tea service, pink and gold contain
GA. China service, dark blue and gold con-
tanning 81 pieces 80 90
China service, blue raised, figured and gilt,
containing 81 pieces - %
China Arabian lady lace winnings 25 90
II DO do do do Is 90
China Channy's Group, sleeping sisters Is 90
China Sir Robert Peel ~ 90
China Duke Of Wellington " W
China Napoleon 10 oo
China put in chair IL 90
China Sir Walter Sciet, in chair " 90
l China Wiberforce, in chair ~ w
| China Charles Fox, in chair ~ 0o
i China Grcyhollnds, on cushion OO
China Daniel O'Connel q Vo
l Egyptian Obelist black marble 10 90
BI,ss,t of Sir Walter scott China bsaue 2 80
Do do do do 2 90
1 Gid in chair do 90
Row in chair do 4 60
Bust of Lord Brougham do go 20
DO do do oO
India China ora len seat IL so
I no do do do IL 30
China chessboard, painted and gold flowers 20 90
1 DO do plain 10 W
Bust of Washington, China bisque s s0o
Bust of Emperor Nicholas do w
Rutland Vase China flowers %
Do do do do zo
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III
presents.-The entire stock of fancy goods Gi-
ons Bazaar, OF ~ street and Pennsylvania avenue,
will be offered till the lat January the New York npor
ation prices Persons doubling the sincerity of the above
notice satisfy themselves by calling ut the store and
acerainng the prices The assortment consists in part
Of
Work boxes and dressing unsurpassed in style and
number @
Paper nachc portfolios card baskets, work boxes and
papetcrre beautiful odor boxes, richly inlad
Ladies' and gentlemens beautiful writing desks and
peterre; elegant party fans, OF every style
Head dresses porcelain patent inkstands
Ivory, mother of pearl shell, and silver card cases
Velvet and silk bags silk embroidered money purses
Gold pencils Emi cases
Gardeners rosewood and leather portable dressing
boxes
Elegant Louis XIV porcelain vases, for mantepicces
Mechanical self-moving toys, French games
Backgammon boards, chessnen, doninoes
French note paper
"A superior assortment oil Kodgerss cutlery
HAIR cloth, and shaving brushes
Perfumery fresh, and OF best quality only Dec 22-7t
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PURSUANT to a resolution passed at public meeting
held on Monday, the 2lst instant, the conrnitee APP
pointed by that meeting ont the object for which
District hn ball viii be given on Tuesday evening, Janu
airy 1s47 Odd Fellows Saloon, the funds arising
which be appropriated the relief of the suffering
poor of Ireland. sEa lst q ~ sr n.
Tickets 81 be had the principal drug stores, hotels
from any ofe managers coninitlee and at the door
The If fhe half Etiii
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r1yIIE Evergreen Annual for 1sf7One large vol
ume filled with contributions by the best American
writer's and embellished with engravigs by Rawdon,
Richie Sartain and others, from paintings OF Chapman,
Cooper Wikie Naolise Lover, Corbond, Nc NC hand
sonely bound gilt price S3 SO. Just received by
Dee III f. TAYLOR.
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NEW SILKS Evening Dresses, 6sc.-The subsc fibeIs
IN will this day open an additional supply Of ~
New and fashionable silks rich embroidered evening
dresses
Worked and lace capes, worked collars
French cloakngs, silk fr;hges, black laees
French meTipoes, silk velvets, bonnet silks
Sans and veves rbands, &c. ~
To which they respectfully invite the attention of the
"a sho1al)e.
Dec I5-2w p. II. HOOE Il co.
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Notice TO Mariners.


A BEACON. fty feet high with black ball on It, has
n been erected Sand Key, where IL viii remain unt
light shall be established there. 1t may be seen in ordi-
nary weather nine miles.
An American easign osted daylight day on
the flagstaff the United States barracks Key West and
may be seen in ordinary weather ten miles
s. K. MALLARY, Col. u Sup.
The National Intelligpucer Baltimore sun, and Daily
Globe New York. will please publish the above notice
thirty DAYS, and send their bills to this office.
IN
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1TIHE FR go N.ssau street

TTNHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 60 Nassau street, New
i York.-This new and beautiful French paper,
mencing Monday, April g. viii be issued every Monday
Wednesday and Friday At the moderate rate OF So year,
Devoted the of democracy liberty of religion, and
social aeoraon its columns viii contain the most exact
and copious commercial administrative, and judiciary in
formation original literary works Of the best writers Of
both worlds consisting productions unpublished even in
France; scientific AGRICULTURAL CRITICAL and other articles
together with the Paris fashions, Ne AZ ~
The moderate price, both of subscription and advertising
together with the quantity and interest Of the contents
this paper advantages possessed by other of the
kind in the United States. w sr a ttl
Agent J. MICHARD,
10Th street. between + and G.. ID
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rJNTIS f,yorte Hotel under management, has been
extensively enlarged by It's present proprietor with
view to reserve all seasons superior accommodations or
transient travellers will hereafter find both parors
nd he'd rooms constantly reserved for them exclusively
JOHN b. MONNOT, Proprietor
n.oc - I'm
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| AVS or NATIoss.-C. TEMPLEMAN, near corner
~ Of a street, has iast received fresh supply of Nael
,a~ OIL Nations, Whcaons Law OF Nations and w hea-
'n's Elements Of International Law. He has on hand a
me stock of law books suitable for the Washington market,
sether with many books the ioeegn relations OF t
nled Suites, on political economy aud finances. Full
oi Nles Register and other political registers fine
'ae day. Dec ~.
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sTATEsMAN's MANUAL.

C,EORGE TEMPLEMAN has received n fresh supply
VI OF the staiesinans Manual, containing all the mes
sags &c &C. OF the Presidents OF the Emitted states from
Washington TO Polk, IN yolunes price -? fuckers Si-
tistc or Psogress Population and Wealth ia 90 years ~
lie nited Stcs New edition of nrrison's Digest OF oil
the reported determined Ia the House oi Lords ue
several courts of common law in banc and at nisi rlg
and the cou RI of bankfupcy from Mchaenlas term iJn
10 Easter term &c, in large vols vols " nia w
of English Common Law Reports Zee 81
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GREAT ..ATToNAL MAGAZINE,

PUb7isAeH tNlS UdV. -
TINE PLUME POPULAR MAGAZINE for January,
[ l91. The January number of this beautiful work
contains great variety OF original articles from of
gifted writer's in America and the following es-
CANT Puinbeoiype pictures lH s3Gs
Portrait OF Cen George Washington egrr
s' Col. W. w. Seaton.
A" Major Samuel Ringgod.
Sc Col w. III. Watson.
&c Hon. Louis McIane.
r' I" Alderman John Binns s
View Of the Capito! at Washington, and Washington
Monument, Baltimore.
Price So per alititn or rs per number.
National Publishing Company, Penn avenue, near the
Capitol .7ista Dec 3l--3t
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mr. RODEIfr ARIIIUR, Surgeon DsntIst, having

TlR. ROBEIsr ARTHUR, Surgeon Dentist, having
~ determined to make Washington his permanent
Ience respectfully offers his professional services the
public DR.. Arthur believes y viii not be fmproper 70
ate that he has nk~, seat pains qualify himself thor
ouehy the practice .of his profession He is regular
graduate years Standing of the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgeons. rla
Office Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and 18th
streets.
Jan. 2-.sr
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE OINTMENT.

-- = - = -
THE GREEN uooNEAAN ABLE "a =.
the present day. when ioud preensions are put lori
Tor medicines ana olnnenis OF put ttle value, te
public should be kepn ignorance OF an article
,he SulayS proerles Oh he uE.
MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE olNlMsNI
For few years past the proprietor of this ointment has
RETAINED from advertising IT thereby combining its use with
N oonparavey narrow limits bnt me most exaoI-
binary cures mas pcrored surprising even 70 me ie-
zeal faculty. ana the greatly increasing demand or ~ re-
ure that adequate means be taken to It
out the United States The proprietor is now establishing
agencies in every principal city, town. and village in the
ment can IN. be resoE a 70 by every one;
Inns ointment derives IT'S PEhclpai efncacy rom vege-
it was nerculy placed by the kind hand of Providence
and was IN general use by the abones o. the country as
that the Indians were formerly far more successful in the
treatment OF diseases than the most kiu and
learned Whte men. ne reason OF his was tnht uey
the Creator knew best adapted them. Taught thus
phed over dieases which then bufed the skill OF he best
hyscians ana which continue TO bae them to the pres
In the application OF this remedy the aborignes enwrap
ped their eef and limbs in the leaves OF the plant land In
violent cases, me enre body WIN covering u WIN an
road fire. with their iet toward h continuing there nnl
poise perspiraon was Produced and perfect healthy ac
ton restored to the functions OF the body hours
the severest swengs wounds and bruises were reduced
and ouie,ed and a Speedy cure made certain
One Of The early poneeys in The Green Mountains became
with this vegetable during his intercourse with
the Indians and also with their mode of using Perceiv
ing It's wonderful efficacy the perfect confidence with
which the whole Indian tbe resoried to it under the most
violent and alarming circumstances he resolved to intro
duce among White men; and he made an ointment Of its
essential essece by incorporating il with such materials as
would render its application more convenient and efficient
II has been thus used for more than half century healing
the most nveterate diseases and giving low and health to
vast numbers. Nt
The power of the Green Mountain Vegetable Ointment is
ason slngy great There is no medicine known that
PASS y ~ pioP, a'' us'ioni nPieu ~ s;
r ~, d. ~ III, =; si i VI ' 49,, -. @ ~ ~;
W wy p ne, nsi,y tiiaiie Pi's, a.; IL
Iii ~, ia 49,, $3.50. >, Ill, 10 ,n sa.,alp and va.
l,r ~ IL Ne J;a NJ ,,,r;t a,d res,nr ~
- h;ch III, rq,i ,a,,ent Il a,iatni are the
c,lo,, Jant,,r s'veInas ag,,e in ,he tace s,,e,ed
o no F ,S 80 ,; s ,vo,aon hronc,h;,;s I'll
one d r;n,vo, rlai, ,en, ssli head and is m inva
S ..aai e. ,r,,s s.al, and Jrayvn bisters shin
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nR. BANNING's body brace.-Thonsands of persons
~ afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia. constpa
ton and various degrees of local general debility have
been relieved by this instrument 1t is particularly adapt
weaknesses distortions tendency of the body to lounge
and droop both in children and adults By restoring the
form posture, enlargcs the chest that the
subject breathes reer and easier and thus many
the chest with attendant affections of the and
lungs cooneracted, and full play given the organs
of respiration H
The brace may be had in this city by applying Mrs.
Baldwin, who will be in attendance all times Il.
Wheeer's hardware ore Pennsylvania avenue, 7th
street gentleman will aid in adapting it to those who
may call for the purpose. Asfe3
Applications for single braces from distance, also
for patent rights may likewise be directed Dr. Bannngs
Office 423, broadway, New York. "a tr9
Dr. Banning refer, if desired, to some of the
eminent professors of medical and surgical in
United States well distinguished ladies
and gentlemen this city and other parts of the country
July Sly