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From the Greensborough Patriot.
North Carolina Conference.

The North Carolina Annual Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, met in
Oxford, Granville county, n. Co. on the 2slh ul-
timo, Bishop ASpREw presided, and closed on
the 81 instant.
-Four young men were admitted on trial, 3
located, viz: p. w. Archer, S. Pearce, and N.
Anderson. The nett increase of membership for
the wear is about 500. About 1920 were col
lccted for Missions.
The following are the appointments for the en-
suing year:
RALEIGH DISTRICT.
D.B. NICHOLSON, Presiding Elder.
Raleigh Cay-R. 4. Helm, B. I. Blake, sup.
Missi0n-Wm. III. Barns.
Circuit-Evan L. Freeman.
Tar Riuer-A. G. Allen.
HenderSon-P. DOub.
GranpiRe-Wm. NJ Jordan.
HHsborough Circiit--D. Culhrcth.
Marlborough Nation--To be supplied.
FrankKnsqih w. Tinnn.
PiftsJorough-W. w. Nesbitt.
HaD Riutr-J. r. St. Clair.
.Sdmpsoa--W J. Duyal.
q. L. Jones, agent Of the American Bible So
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Death Of the Queen.of Madagascar

Intelligence had been received IN Eng
land, Of the death Of that monster in
woman's shape, the Queen Of Madagas.
car. This event reyives the hopes Of
good men for the cause Of religion and Of
freedom in her dominions. Her son and
successor IS believed 10 be Christian, dis
posed TO pursue more liberal aud more
loereni policy. Mr Freeman, formerly
missionary TO Madagascar, who had been
expelled hv the Queen. is now on voy.
age to that quarter Of the world, to inquire
into the state Of Madagash affairs. twill
undoubtedly result in the re-eslablishment
of missions in that island.
N. u Evangelist.
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Gen. Clinch.-ll is with great regret
that we have to state the death OF General
Duncan l.. Clnch, a distinguished CITIZEN
of Georgia. who departed this life at Ma
con. on Tuesday last. He had spent the
summer al his residence near GAINESVILLE,
and was on his journey to his winter
home in Camden county. His remain,
are expected 10 arrive in This city BY the
ears to-day.
This gentleman was for MANY years
an officer in the United States Army.
He was born in Edgecomhe county, y.
G., aud scrsej vii high disslnctian in
he war of 1872, was retained u !. Colo
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a.. iFoh ilr Isirrsii.la II lie amy Il rs
fl.se. ss,nn arGniFtd i'rrsfl = Blisa.
! Il i.rnrEal. I'D aiih ia rsnk. rens-
handed IL El,aids. II 1850. II lie
romnt nrrnenl al he Seminole Nar.
lie Va ,Tniy lisno II Tie halile IL Mlih.
lsrooei e. Resigned from lie army. H.
established himself IN Camden rnuniy
~ the Stale. In time lie VAS eleried J
msmber ~ rongrrss; and recently. VAS J
Wig randulair Coz Governor of Georgia.
Tie mas gentleman IN every sense ol
The w"id-s solslier without replosei.
and an hnnesl man. The people ~ GeoI-
GA. aud rnnre especially those n iel sea-
cnasi. will deeply Eel lie loss of her emf
nenl and hon0rrd citizen.
Ssrranak Cso-gian.
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MARRIED.

In Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 22d ult. by the
Rev. VIM. Preston, Mr.. HUI BURGwIS, TO Miss
MARr, daughter of the late Major Phillips, u.
S. A.
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Going TO Thanksgiylnc.--On ".

Going to Thanksgiving.--On We'd.
nssdas. IN 1--WE Of tie trains which left
New York foI New Haven. there were
thirty five cars and ahoni $500 passen.
gers. On Thursday morning The nun,
her Il passengers was large. and on We'd.
nes,lay 1850 passengers passed over The
road. giving an income after paying The
other roads their proportion fer the travel,
exceeding S2,36i!
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Young Ladies' Seminary,
FAIRFIELD, ORANGE. n. c.

TIME exercises Of this institution will be re-
4 sumed on the Isl daN Of january proximo,
under the supervision Of tie subscriber aided ty
competent and experienced assistants. The situa.
ton is retired, hcalthful and beautiful the build
ings are eommodious, arranged expressly for the
purpose. The plan ofnstuction is thorough and
efficient, after modcls furnished by the best insi-
buttons. The sciool is open TO pupils of every
grade. who a. distributed into three depart
mcnts. and graduated according to proficiency af-
ter thorough examination.
Board per term Of five months, IS 10 $50.
TrIrIoS-English branches, to 1900
Languages 600
Drawing and Painting, 500
Embroidery 500
Music, 1900
i" Use of instrument, 800
g Contingencies, SO
Tuition must be pdid in adrdnee Circulars
giving particulars may he had by addressing
WM. A. MEL, ON. Principal.
Green Spring P. o., Dec. |. l0--3w
CT The ". e. Democrat, Milton Chronicle,
Greensborouuh Patriot, Raleigh Register, and
STANDARD will copy three weeks and forward az
counts TO the Principal.
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Tremendous Loss of Wheat.-The

City Mills in this city, owned by Gen.
Dc. CHI. we're crushed las, night under the
weight Of wheat Stored in The upper loft.
There were 10000 bushels 10 the Mill,
all Of which went down 10 The river be.
low and is total loss. About one.llalf
Of The building is entirely ruined.
Rochester paper, Dec. 4.
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A Pretty Beginning. The Bos,o

A Pretty beginning. The Boston
Post thinks that The debt with which the
Administration will come before Congress
will be pretty beginning" Soft will;
il is the beginning of the great debt which
the annexation Of Texas, the Mexican
war. &c. have entailed upon the country;
debt which will be coming up for years,
il The shape Of new demands ard doubtful
claims Of every kind. Millions upon mil.
lions will be taken from the treasury in Ii.
quidation of claims of this kind which
have mol yet been presented. Ii is a
"preiiy beginning" indeed!
Providence Journal.
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The Longest Canal in the United

States,-rhe Wabash and Erie Canal,
when finished 10 Tho Ohio river, will be
375 miles in length in Indiana, and. in
GLIDING The eastern end Of il, which lies
N The State Of OHIO, will be i59 miles IN
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Forgery Young man named Danirl
Newlnn. about ~ tfaIe Il age. Was A..
rested ~ Tuesday last while attempting
u pass on Tie STATE Bank cheek lnr
$500. Pnrperiing 10 have been signed hy
David Murphy IL Cumberland runniy.
and Bryant Newkirk Of this county. lie
had previously presented one 81 similar
irnoI a The Bank 81 Cape Fear. lie also.
on The same morning. passed len dnllar
eounlerlen bill on The Bank ofCape Tear.
For nne so yOnpg. he has made fine rom-
meneem on the road 10 the gslIows. Af.
Ter an examination. he WAS committed 10
jail BY las. y. Miller. Esg.
WILMINGTON .inYOre.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-12

lergih from Tolrdo q EsansyiI'F. lie
lonsesi rsnal IL he Uniied sssifs.
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Boots and Shoes.

WE ofler 10 The Trade large aud complete
w stock Of goods. embracing every variety Of
Boots, Shoes. md Biogans.
We will cnumcraie a Few Of the leading ani.
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10 Hire

VERY smart miii.a H e. eighirsn
YEAS, IT. hire n egs
W.. J.. BINGHAM.
dee. 6. il-3E
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sPLENnlp skY.LlGHr
DA4I Ass.AA1- g2ESs
HNR. WILDE 4 DAUGHTER =.

@AG = - 5-.A 80 -
RR. WILDE 4 DAUGHTER ~
specifnily cal ile attention II HE citizen. IL
iiillshMoush sud siciuiiy IL flstir nfw aii iri-
proved style II LIKENEsSEs II ELECTRO
.GALNANisM, &c, Whici. far deplh q ianr.
-oiiness Of light snd shade, lclieses in eooTine.
and rasy and graceful position, viii ,lsiy comle-
tiiiOn.
They ocenpy q room in the Court Honse
where they wi ~ pleased 10 eAhi,ii sIerinleis
u The II workmanship.
The quality and variety of Iheii large sssofi-
meni Of Mouoceo Cases. Frames &C.. are nnc.
quallel IN the slate, and oilci an npnsurlg f.
rorGhk opportunity 10 persons wishing pictures
done up better ihan Ia the nfdsraiy siylr.
IL DARK. faded. ~ olhrFwis, imperfect Pic
lures OF oihcr aPeraior,) taken o,er Is ~. ani
put III tie same case. ai smali cost.
FOR SALE, Al les than iifsi cost 10 y. York.
new aud superior Sliding Box CAMERA. large
silr, with extra plate frames either with OF with
out instructions, aud warranted complete.
December I. To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-12-12

tine II the officers On hoard II. n. s.
Enterprise. just returned lrnm the unsnc.
ceslal expedition IN search nf Sir John
franklin. SAWS. IN letter Ia freienh -
+" We Mcrr wilhonil lie sun for about righ-
" DAYS. and had Tie temperature eighiy
drgues below lrtezing. hy Fahrenhell."
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sAIIsn-RY nIsrRrcr.


W.. cAnFFp. Prs1airg Esaer.
NoosIrIt- Iaha TIL.
AsLslay-s r R.rssa
G,ssnslagsegA-A. 5. AnafrEs
cais-a-Iolsn RIA. one 10 BE sslPEsiet.
Rsndolsk--s u. Heisrlnrk.
DsEi1sf-s-NE- u. Nash.
Isdt.l-J. d. Luu.slen.
Sauy-J. ". Fuhoa.
7eslosanHs-J. ". FLOYD
Hilsa-wm. o. Read.
y,assriLs-D. W. DOuh.
Saka-I.smon shell.
Isines Jamsison. Professor in GreensbofOugh
rsInals colless.
DANgII.I.E DISTRICT.
:. d. BsxFass. Presiiins Elder.
Dspr.Ne Nasian-- y II. u. Wi!ssn.
Finsylraniu-R. i. Bith.
FrgnkEa--A. Norman. l.. l.. Nirllaison. sup.
aHglRy-R. r. Dunklfy.
.Steunsoli-C;. A. 6iurn.
Iafiik--J. J. Hins..
Hsayg--J. W. Lewis.
Rskia-Ian-Io II supplied.
c.ls,nA--Ja iteii. ". ". AIea.
Pfrsoa-To le suppiird.
HaEfar-J. Goolmsn.
Banister--l.. J.. Heindon.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
10. CaHseS. Presiding Elder.
Washington !SiGliun--S. Z. Frost.
Resnokt--R. O. burton, Thomas 5. Camp
bell, l.. 5. Bukhrah.
plgmOuik--J. ". Tucker,
1:rboreugk--I.. ". Martin,
folgmLia-H II. Gray.
!se..sc- Paul ]. caraway,
Naiiamusktci--P. II Joiner,
BAh-TO he supplied,
Portsmouth, y OeraoOkt--To be supplied.
Ii4Hcras Mi.sion--c. X. Parker.
NEWBERN DISTRICT
VIZ. Class. Presiding Elder
.NeUbrTR DisfEief--I. u. Deems,
Aadrep chgpeLwm. II. Bobhiti,
saou HIN. 5. chuiin,
SmifhE,H-I. I. Wyche, J. W. Wilson,
Dapia-- Il. Z. Moses,
1opsdil- William J. Langdon,
OnsloT--J. III. jefferson,
Trent. l.. Fisher, A. II. Johnston,
Beagfort--J. b. Martin,
.Sfraifs--Zebedee Rush.
I.snoir Missioa--N. Hooker,
Cape Lookout Mission--Io be supplied,
South Rirer Mission--ro he supplied,
Cape Fear 4 Black Rirer Mss.--To be sup.
Willism J. Parks, Thomas $. Cassaday, aud
William Anderson, without appointment in con.
sequence Of affection. II. q. Leigh without APP
polnlment At his own request.
II. q. Leigh, +. Doub, X. ]. Carson, William
Gloss, e. +. Deems. aud d. h. Nicholson. Dele
gates TO the General Conference. William Car
ter and s. d Bumpass Reserve Delegates.
The next Conference is 10 be held in Warren
ton, Warren county, NJ. &.
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Giles.
IS cases II thick Brogans 10 10 4 gto "a si1es.
10 10 DO Do stole do
rs 40 do DO 6loI2 do
IS 10 DO do 6toll do
5 40 Dutch do 6io ~ 4 stol3 do
~ do hip Pesd do sio IL a stol3 do
IS 10 10 10 do 6tolI DO
s IL do Scwrd DO 6t0Il do
s 40 Cali Pcg'd do 6iol0 do
IL 10 hoy's thick 10 l;a5 and 3io5 do
do youths do do gtol3 do
10 10 boy Kip pig 10 lto5 do
10 do youths do do do 9iol3 do
z do chld's Grain do GtnI2 DO
10 10 mems Kip PIC Boats o fn Fl do
do do tall do d. Gil TIL do
10 do do thick water Boots. d 10 10, s TO IL
and . 10 10 sizes.
IS no women's pced heel Buoices, 3io7, Ito
Z, and 3 10 . sizes.
s DO Momen's peg i spring heel Boots, 3 to Z,
and I To o sizes.
10 DO woucn's pcg'd Buskins, 3 10 Z, and TO
sizes.
5 DO do do heel and strip Wells, 3 10
Z, and TO 0 sizes
Five bales No. brown shoe Thread, besides
every possible variety Of goods which cannot he
enumerated in a single advertisement. These
goods are VII fresh, and will be sold al reasonable
prices. We inNite the trade 10 an examination
Of these goods.
DRuMMOND & WYCHE.
Sycamore ST., Petersburg, VI.
December 3. LOW
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4 uonster Taue.worm. a n

A Monster Fape-Worm. II Few
weeks ago. neaiIhy grnilsman from s..
l.onis. n hose life had bfen made miseTai
BE hy Ire tape werm n llar s,omsrh-
and bowels. visited ihis eiiy ior lie pnr-
pose u rnnsnlilng nuE EiosI Distinguished
p' ysirians. b. Inc advice n friend.
he placed himself ia Ihe hands 81 Dr.. Aa-
ron y. Richardson. No. 90 t:rren street.
The DR.. pui him under medical lres'mfni
aud in les than iwen,y-faur hours. win.
aui ilr lra.i pain Or suffering. The Patient
Was rliesed u HE mnnsisr. an entire
worm. over one hundred fesi long.
The gentleman had eonsulied eminfnt
plysirians IN i'e Snuih as ". Il ~ in The
North. Lad taken vasiquanliilss II power
III and nanseaiing nleiicines. I'M The mnsi
they la,l dome WAS 10 bring away smallpox
lions. onls frn leri III length. - ll,al he
had e.Ily despaired Of ever hcirs rrliev-
Ell.
Finding limselfeniiIeiv rid 81 ilr para.
site which lad heen for wears pIesHg IS
i were. upon his ,rry vllals. and whirh
must III shnr lime have DESTROYED hIs
life. lie was almost lrlirioas with joy.
tie has INV returned 10 h. family and
friends. 10 state nl reflect health.
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The Senate adjourned from day 10 day, with
on, ,ransaciing any legislative business, waiting
FOR the organization Of The House.
Since the above wss in type we understand
thai ,elegraphie iniormaiian had been received in
Raleigh on Monday evening that no Speaker had
ilen been elected.
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The crors N Florlda.--A dc nn

The Crors IN Fl0rida.--A late num-
Der ~ The Tallahassee flaIi,.ian speaks
IN closing terms Of lie prospects 81 Flo.
rida. Il says that The COLON crop will
he lully an ererage one. while the iobarco
crnp wall he a mine of weailh 10 The
planters Who raise il. Nor l. illis al. I he
experiments in lurpenline enough most
ahnndlnlly IL test The matter slaiI.ly the
expectations and calculations II lie most
sanguine in regard 10 the profits which
may certainly he SECURED from this depart.
ment o. business.
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alien. the G nsiltntI0n and The Laws
the Guardians o. car Liberty.
ElEmsI1ncTGgs 80 g.
"wednesday. December I2.
s0SCRres.

Tie thify-fni Congress ~ ihe Iniird Staies
convened q - rariiol II lie siy 4 Washington
on Monday lie 80 instant. Feri,-one members
q The senuie Wsfs prrseHi; and efihe House o.
Representatives onl; sessn members were ahseHt.
The Senate Nas callrd 20 or1rr b ihe PTesi-
drni Of ihat Lois 4 II o'rlock. Prayer was o.
Fred up BY tlr Rev. Mr.. sIicer. The chsplain d
The Senate =, lie last Congress.
The Credentials Of the Hon. Henry Clay, eloci-
ed Senator from The stale Of keniutky. and
Gen shr,ds from The state q Illinois. we've pre-
s'nied. and illry were quAlifel and took their
srais
The H0rsE o. RrrREsENTATIyIs met 81 ~
O'Clock. and proceeled to ballot for Speaker. On
The FIRST lallo,i.,g the result was as follows:
Hon. II. d. Cobb. Of Georgia. received 100
Hon. re-. Winthrop, q Mass, !" ss
Hon. N. r. Gentry, Of Tenn 6
Hon David wilmol, Of Prnn's, )
Scattering. 10
Thee other lalloiinss Wen had with GiIIs va
ration in the result.
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
were also spent il fruilless attempts 70 eicci
Speaker. A, The close Of the iiihdas Of tie srs-
sion, ami on The 2sd bsllo,ing. The slate Of the
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Il is estimated that l1a0 person are
dioNned ana all ii the NJ ssissippi riv I.
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CIrY TRADE REPOnT.

Y. u
The -four market about 6hc better for lover
Grades which were fair demand Sales OF both Stato
and Western MADE . fair extent, both 30 tue
b"r,e trade and for export Primo wheat Was In gool
d.mand scarce aud firm the lower qualities we're
easier nd lee saleabe Corn lower but Ia tar de-
maid rye flour WAS quite firm with good demsnA
for the British provinces Meal was also urn sue 10
fair DE- and Oats we're firm. pork was hsavy aud Ia
moderate demand Beef firm but quiet LARD vas
dull but firm There u fair business doing IN
sugars, and prices were firm Cotton was quite nros
As,,rs-rhere was q better demand for both sovtS
with ales Of $50 bbs ut 80 90 for pearls and Ssbsh
for pots
Bs.Aosrvrrs -Tlow-The sales for tho day footoa
up about 5000 bbs Including fine mddiinSs at - 30
So SIX sour. SIS 81 - Izx hus aud uans peStsd.
So So iox common and ordinary State ~ ~ ~ So
mixed aud straight state 81 % - o6x god
and straight Western "a SO ~ G2x favoriso indiana
and Michigan, 81 ON a ~ 8Sk; rsund hoop Onto -
rs . - SIX; pure Genesso s4sIh Ancy on's -
67k a Sc 10; fancy. Gepesee, 5lEx 30 Ski extra
Ohio IS SIX So rs; extra Genesce. 80 Ik Or ehs
above Gales about OOO bbts made fr exports -.
Guiding Hne middiings Fine p-otsd Soathcrn
-four steady, With -sies VI sos Dds. ~ % "ss
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Our Washington Correspondents.

l OuI w osn1n8tOn r0opOn0ono0s
| WASHINGTON, June 81, $780,
The Course Of Col. Bemton-- Tphat ,oiu Mr.. CO..
houn do Gen. TWiggs-1he German CORES.
pondcnce, &C., &c.
We understand that in letter to Henry A.
Wise, of Accomack, Va, Senator Foote is prepar-
ing elaborate reply the late astonishing speech
of Col Benton to the Missourians, reviewing the
whole course Of Col Benon's career on the slavery
question, inimcal to the interests of the South.
Meantime, Mr.. Calhoun-who at the last Mem
phis Internal Improvement Convention, led Of
bravey for the inland seas of the West-comes 10
dead halt on the Pacific railroad Why SO? La
it because Col. Benton prc-occupes that ground az
the champion of the road Ii looks very much
like it, and very much as If MIR. Calhoun were
headed off on that rack. IL looks, too, "a It the
long contest OF twenty years between MIR. Calhoun
and decision which must be in favor OF Colonel
Benton, if returned TO the Senate; and even if do
feated II may be to rise more. prominently in
1852. The last chance OF Mr.. Calhoun is the pro-
viso; and the people of California are in fair way
for taking that platform from under his feet. II
they do, his occupation Is gone.
Mr.. Clay and MIR. Calhoun-one the most CEN
slant, and the other the most conspicuous of the
statesmen of the last thirty years-have a'nsed at
the same conclusion from the most opposite S,an-
sci The bold and unflinching constituency Of the
one has laid him aside, while the constant boiling
for his ultimate aspirations. The one was too
slow the other too fast; and at length they both
fell back into the Senate together, antagonists
upon the only great issue of the day, with the
prospect of no further advancement to either,
whatever may be the decision upon the subject
General Twlggs Is again In the city, and leaves
in few days for the command of the Southern
department Of the army, headquarters at New
Orleans, in place of General Gaines. Gen. Twggs
is IN robust heah--he suffered nothing from all
the vicisitudes of the war, and the deadly climate
of the Cult coast of Mexico, and the Rio Grande.
One reason is his temperance In eating and drink
ing Luxurious dinners and stimulating spirits
have no attractions for hun. In this respect, tho
good effects of his habits to good health arc
borne out in the experience of many ether officers
and soldiers, regulars and volunteers, but more
particularly among the regulars, where the disei-
pine more rigid In the camp Gen. Twggs
is the impersonation of an American officer, for,
next after General Scott, we regard him the SUI
perbest looking soldier ofthe army.
The papers making political question OF
the correspondence of Mr.. Clayton in reference to
the steamship United States. As the law stnnds,
he had only one course to pursue-neutralty
Denmark protested against the ship breach OF
neutrality 1t appeared to Mr. Clayton, and he
intercepted her departure. That's the whole
question. He had TO act upon his deliberate
judgme Of the case, and, In any event, his deel-
sion is on the side of peace. w.
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CApr DE PkysrERs TESTIMONY TO THs VALUE

OofDr wheelers remedy for the Choeraro Dr. Wheeler
has vvidy recalled to my mind the Of gratitude
which feel towards rs the gentleman TO
whom year 1883 and repeatedly since that time have
been pdebedr remedy which has uniformly Afforded ef
In all the Of this disease which fallen
under notice You recoeet IN 1883; gave you esrti,
with the autary effect by the Count dOrante when
passenger in the packet ship HAvre and then aborng
attack Of Cholera Morbus and that had myself
vhile command Of the packet ship Columbus expert
equally benecs results from the OF tho
dcioe well several Of who Violently at
ackes with the Darrh1a and Spasmodc Cholera Since that
PERIOD have been frequently called to recommend aud
administer the remedy and in oil caees with the like
euccesu result would dare to incur the awful
sponsbt, commending remedy for such disease
the Cholera not fully convinced from actual expert
douLed virtue OF this BALI again address for the
purpose giving TO IL all the sanction Of my humble name
rlorng to do all in power to Ike known
to the public: Yours respectfully AUG
Gov. s. s. Urrlor Staten Island June ", loiy Doctor
Whetr Treatise Cholera may be had nj tho principal
book in this city.
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A CoMPLETE PRACTICAL WORK ON THE MATURE

COMPLETE PRACTICAL WORK ON THE NATURE
IA and treatment VI venereal Diseases and oil other aeo-
Of the genito urinary the male and
Quarto illustrated by great number Of beautifully colored
Plates and finely executed delineatons wood TO-
&c. BY II. BosTwIcK, M. d. Price $40; ID edition. Ex-
tract the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal"I
IL illustrated by extraordinary specimens Of coored tho
aphy equang copper engravngs In the decacy Of their
IL il striking evidence Of the perse
Of who to uncomfortable
will enable him to leave his prints in society,"
that he will be spoken Of whom the memorials Of him
only be found in the Libraries Of those who know that
he both censured and envcd while living Without at
tempting minute comparison Of this veneroal Guide with
publications the family Of diseases tmay
be said fearesy that this decidedly and without quah
cation equal to Of them The plates In Actions Trea
se equal to these by contrasting the two Volumes
both the matter and the giving instruction. in
humble estimation should be accorded to the New York
press Bostwck has done the profession good service,
prevent this able work from being spread
3D. that he has produced thorough sytsa
treatise which far anything Of the kind,
this practice hereofore Attempted in the ooun-
try Lecturer Diseases Of the Urinary Organs Author
ola Treatise the Nature and Treatment Of
and other kindred affections PSI plates third edi-
Physicians; Author Of 1.-THE Family Physciapi Apd At
and Surgeon the New York Medical aMS
Surgical TSsute 75 Chambers street-removsd to 60l
Broadw ay ~ sale ut the Publishers Springer snd Town
send broadway and Of the author 6e Broadway The
usual monthly reports of this Institution enumeratng
e~' wa" HONER BOSTWICK. n D..