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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-22

AN ACADEMY TO BUILD.
THE undersigned, Building Committee for Long Creek
l. Academy will receive proposals for the erection of
Academy building Long Greek Bridge Said building to
be of wood placed brick pillars three feet high
ty feet in length twenty-five in width, and two story high
For further particulars and specifications apply to
JOHN LARklNS
Il. G.. HALLETT,
JOHN JONES. Committee.
PATRICK MONTGUE,
c. d. HENRY,
LongCreek, New Hanover county, Nov. % 1850 lift
NOTICE.
PPLICATION will be made to the Legislature (now
n SESSION. for the State of North Carolina amend the
law respecting the election of Special Magistrate for the
Town of Wilmington, North Carolina.
Nov %, 1850 IO-5t
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The RcSult.

There is vet some doubt as to who is elected Gov
ernor of this State The returns thus far received
although from all the counties in the State, are sol
liable be corrected that owing to the closeness OF
the vote it is impossible to definitely determine who
is successful. The wings of Albany claim Mr.. Hunts
election by 1000 aiorty but their returns vary so
materially from those received by democratic jour-
mails that perfect reliance is not to be given them
We cannot however, conceal our fears that Mr. Hunt
is elected by small majority, owing to the votes Of
the Anti Renters and other outside organizations,
combined with the wholesale selling out of Mr. Sey-
mour in some Assembly Districts. The election of
Assemblymen in the recent contest has, beyond
doubt, lost many votes to the democratic party.
In many districts the candidate for Governor has
been bartered off for Assembymen and the result has
been that some localities have given majority tor
Hunt when they should have gone democratic. If
there had been no Assemb ymen to be elected, the
democratic candidate would have been chosen by
majority of thousands AS it is even if defeated, he
has made run of which he and his democratic sup
porters have every reason to be proud. Arrayed a
gainst him all the factions and sS of the State
from AntI-Rentism down to piebald Abolitionism. a.
The agends of every faction in the State cast their
votes for Mr. Hunt and he is if elected as much the
representative of any of these fragmentary
Citations of the wing party. The vote for Mr. Sey
mour under these discouraging circumstances, and
against the patronage OF the State and General Gov
ernments is as erediable to him it is pleasing to
his true supporters Even though defeated which
we do not yet admit, he and his friends have the
gratifying recollection that democrat in the State
could have polled larger vote, added more
strength to the ticket Utica (N. " Observer.
neg~A man in Michigan not long since, commit
ted suicide by drowning. AS the body could not be
found, the coroner held an inquest his hat and
Jacket found on the bank Of the Lake. Verdict &C
| cordingly: Found empty
Reg~A housemaid, who was sent to call gentle
to dinner, found him engaged in using his tooth
brush ''Wel; is he coming 2" said the lady of the
| house, as the servant entered. Yes, ma'am, d.
rectly,' the reply, he's just sharpening his
| teeth"
CoLrR1Dcr AND HIS ScHooLMAsrER-Co leridge l
told said he dreampt Of the master all his life, and
that his dreams horrible A bon mot of his is
recorded very characteristic both of pupil and mas
ter Coerdge when he + heard of his death, said,
to heaven were nothing but faces and wings or he
would infallibly have fogged them on the way"
Leigh Hunts Autobiography.
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1 wandered lonely as cloud
That floats ON high Ger wales and hills,
When all at once l saw a crowd,
A host of golden daffodils;
Beside the lake, beneath the trees,
Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.
Continuous as the stars that shine
And twinkle on the milky way,
They stretched in never-endng line
Along the margin of a bay -..
Ten thousand saw | at glance,
Tossing their heads in sprightly dance.
The waves beside them danced, but they
Out-dd the sparkling waves in glee:
A poet could not but be gay
In such jocund company
| gazed-and gazed-but little thought
What wealth the show to me had brought.
For oft when on my couch lie
In vacant or in pensive mood,
They fash upon that inward eye
Which is the bliss of solitude
And then my heart with pleasure fills,
And dances with the daffodils.
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Commercial.

FAYETTEVILLE Nov. l9.-Cotton II to l24 Flour 81 to
81 dull Cotton IS to S. Oats As to 50 scarce Bacon
10 to l0a.-Obserrer.
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$50 REWARD.
D UNAWAY from the subscriber in Marlboro Dis s2M
IL trct, about three weeks ago his negro IAR- V
Rl Harry is about 26 years DID, spare built and ~
weighs about l45 ounds The only marks recoected y
about Harry believe, above the left eye
recent felon the middle finger of his left hand which
scarcely yet we'll He purchased by of DR. Charles
Williams, about twelve months ago. and we'll
Darlington and Chesterfield Districts In walking, Harry
appears to limp squat little. and is very polite.
The above reward of FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid to
any person who will take said runaway and lodge him
any Jail so that get him again II. IL WILLIAMS
Bennettsvllc. S c., Oct. II, 1850 lch gaI II-tf
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From inc AItIOuISI
Hearts and Homes.
6 Hearts and homes sweet words of pleasure,
Music breathing as they fall,
Making each the Others treasure,
Once divided, losing all
Homes. ye may be high or iowly,
Hearts alone make you holy;
Be the dwelling eer SO small.
Having love, it boasteth all.
The last question before the 81 Philosophical So
cietSs is, 1.-THE quantity of cream in the Milky
Way and also, whether it can be made available for
household purposes - e--*A +-Hf 49, aza *ese'
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NEwBERN, Nov. l9.-NAvAL SToREs.-Turpentne Vel
low Dip So 35c.; Scrape 81 35c Tar 81 Is. Corn 70 75e
Meal 20 a 75c Racon &c. Lard n &c,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-22

MRS. SHAW,S
FASHIONABLE hlllIne1y and Dress-NInlClug Es-
tablishment, on Secondsree opposite Mr.. o. G. Pars-
Always on hand. handsome assortment of Cloals
and Mamtillns. of the latest styles.
Wilmington. n c. Nov. p 1850 lily
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4 Cleared.
f.Sss T.yisa ssTISG A.SSsrssn tSisE
BarM-Jonsthsn Gcosnue' Hall, san Francisco, China
W .i. oS.s, E:s:T:s
arslssai1S l pss 81
a sons "" ''1' W
r si n.asIs R:s oGis JANE. .iT sss.
Chspmar Riehmona surers; Ropth Chester Phi.dsghia
Ir.ss New Haven; Jane. farmer. ana Ksrnsbse Oliver
s,Ssn.r'-vuloas, HAtsinE and PsnObScO Seymour PHI
Arriv1..
Bs,sbs ss S.s. e .Ss G sSsssd csss viz
barb ashore u, ceOrado ssaas her. but
r sss ., sS1 i. T'SS Vi s Ts:
hand. ,alsa down vi.h the ssas and
able 70 deot; inst TO- in Northsrn
sp % i, 1se ' os me siss and Is
nss s fS from Ss NV, Ia Ss 81 sSsS.sp
aSn Il cav ss arss .hirs ana three earh bound same
saw .!ss .hie WITH loss o. main ,orsAl,nt ms., bios.
with ,hs vino 10 Sy = zoe te WIZ ma % Jays
ssiP csi!o1 Plsn,sr frais As.s,ip os, Hlu.ha 9th.
ss q s,nay Hcss ow Ss~ ss Ia
three ks srri,,s ana ,neSof:d On Bar on
shs India lnsv E.s,por, Is With brick to
All fh tlI.ss rsIss, hgrris.ps ihs ,hr,, ,op
tsehes sunday psb @ T1 ~ sns mile. q, ,ss Him
lands snd Gas blown on has had pilot board days
bsrs sitss f Arnygun. POrs vsndre IS days. with
Bose Hurlbui Go. From Key west experienced
Bsii Maria lysnsli Tiiob, Porto oaseliO De, as With
Ss the rsse has fsa sio on sssrs four day.: w,s up
andy Book IN sunday night, but was blown Oh by the
Brs tSwip 2tf w,idss.ro') Roberts. Port an Pruc. o.,
VIZ T, xo isTI TS. ssr ssy csSo f
chr sssa s1d % from m for r sss.
zane tirs rohs sshr AvsssO IS days seatspOr tor
B5s neIIy Leeds lof Pcr,l,s. Heard 9. J,sc cosa
enesd very heavy weather; lost sails and ssasins
RrsIips tbrl. Eaes. H,,b. - days with sura-, TO O
W Up 70 the a y 0s sSsssS '' and
Bug Hsriie. tof Worth fsrmSu'h, Kelly JsoksOnv',
ET l0dsys. viii yellow pine ,,,,,,. q. A.. n. a.
a.s vs Ike !. ssn rs ss'y % p csg
,n,in ensns ss he n r.m 'n'
ri. wsIsi'ss rSv, sinsrI: 20 days yi,s cotton ss
night. and vss blew n on in tie ia 10 gale
Sc 70 mas'sr Has Rss very bsssrcus wessher aurSs TIE
whole psissEo; l7h, had heavy gale NV, shifted
sshr ys'.n Armlndo trOrtl De Silva, opusO. 81 days.
setT Minerva Wilt Cox. wirsins!.p NC. days. With
h,s,y sale which the orsssi and dying j6 carried
schr Rescue, strs,On, wilmington NC SssI, With is--
ssR1 Dsnei Rn,ssi. fssi ss Si6ds,osa. ad.y.
sohr Cadet WertWotth, Briessport.
Sehr Bsfve.t fiisbv, Tasnton, 2 GAYS.
sss' fSps Bs'sSs fsrr,n Sew n.1s or virginia
tckr tsiioi's Delight, 50 John Nnaven. 2 days.
slocp hetkstone, hppsby, Providence. days.
slsoI WI bcwen, Eiu.ey. Providence, z dsys
Slosr IN lily, -, kyete
Eorovy.
stip Onward Chase from lseroc With lose Of fore and
main treallsnt uas's, 70 kesmith u sons.
-hp fetn k'gae. no Liverpool.
ship % Denif tpktl HsYre. rs dsya
SHIP Memphis. Ccfio, ffor Fsy Orleans
shp ssgsor' Germ. from Ncrlssns Ost'ssh, with md,s,
70 wm Mellon.
sfir Cortlr snt tnswl from Bath, 6dsy.
Hxik Avefnon. from -.
Bsrt B,ltmr adams, Cushing from ssvsnnah, with cot
ter. &C. e J WtivciL
Btrt ss ., Ncn from Vera Crvz with specie, ne, 70
Hsrgcus Efta
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Utah will become slave Stares-Charlesion, Sa-
vspnah, Mobile, and New Orleans. become the
great commercial cities Of the southern republic.
Fscionrs viii spring up AL over The ) nth hesvy
duties will prohibit the Introduction 1T yoir manu-
lectures ;Don-intercourse became the motto Of the
South, and the trade OF fourteen States he lost 70
the North.
This do not desire We w0uli, as hereto
fore, raise and supply you with cotton, and take
Your manufactures IN return but " the fanatic at
the North are permitted 10 press their ahoiir,on
NOV. mtns, and 10 play the part of tormenfer mn IN
longer, disunon will rtalniy come, and tnti too
Dghi speedily. Let, therefore. the cool. drh-r tie
AID thinking portion Of the North arouse. aud AZ
once put down these fanatics, maintain the supre.
macy of the laws, and preserve our Union ss on
fathers gave IL To us O.
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Died


On Wednesday afternoon, Goth inst. after linger-
ing illness of consumption, Mrs. JANE H. WsyER, wife
Of Hiram Wisner
The friends and acquaintance OF the family of
son in.law, Captain William Sinclair; and her bro
TIERS the Messrs Pentz, respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at half past three
O'Clock from her late .sidsnce No 1913 First avenue
On the morning OF Thursday, 2lst inst WILLIAM,
son OF Hiram and Bridget Maria Dixon aged two years.
seven months and twenty one days.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from No IFS Frank
lin street this afternoon at two o'clock The remains
will b. taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
On Thursday morning. Nov 2lst of a short Illness,
MlcnArL HrALy eyed thirty five years. native Of
Rsthcae, county Limerick. Ireland.
The frienos and relatives Of the family and OF his
brother Cornelius, and the members Of Emmett socis
ty requested to attend his funeral from hts late
residence No James street, this afternoon at three
O'Clock precisely His remains will be taken to the
burial ground, in Eleventh street
On Wednesday, Nov. Goth, at half past six O'Clock,
T M, Mr. JOAN ELRoY, in the sixty seventh year or
his age native Of Cherbourg, in France and for the
labt nifty years resident OF the United States The
deces ssd served faithfully for many years in the Unit
ed states navy in defence Of his adopted country.
The relatives and friends of the family especially
invited to attend his funeral Sunday at one oo oek
T. Nj precisely, from his late residence, Forty ninth
street east OF Eighth avenue His remains will be
cenveytd to Calvary Cemetery for interment.
In this city, on the Goth inst aged nftyoue years
Rev. HLRnAy NoRroS. member OF the Third Presby-
terry OF New York and Corresponding Secretary Of the
American and Foreign Christian Union.
The reverend Clergy and the friends Of the family
and OF the Society respectfully invited 70 attend
his funeral on Saturday At two o'clock p M, at Dr.
Hutton's church, Washington square.
On the morning OF the 2lst inst. JosErH QUIS, OF
short but illness in tho thirty seventh year OF
his age.
The relatives and friends of the family also those Of
his coutn Henry Quin, and OF his brothers in law,
james Russell and Patrick Hart, are res--crruy IN
yi;ed TO attend HE funeral this rrIday) afternoon at
ore o'ceck nom his iate Residence. No 173 Eighth
avenue between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
On the 2ist inst of consumption, THOMAS BREsSAS,
in the sixteenth year OF his age
His friends and acqusint respectfully invt
ed TO attend his funeral his late residence No IA
Franklin street, this day. Friday, 22d lust
At Port au Prince, ON board brig Delms, JAMES TAr-
LoE, steward.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

rosTor Nov % so thsros Conccri Ratr6sa SAG DO
Ban is Cheshire Ralroas 63iy; 1aoa
Rsrtsd, IU Bos,sn ard eweii Railrcad 5SA East
s 70 DO, ,l2n, 100 %, sgi 70 seadins Rs'l-ost . q
Concord and hoatrsnl pnilroai az Nichfsn Centrai
Raoad ivik u Old Ceony RAilrokd, ST. 80 40 Phsds-
rbis ninEtcn, ord Baltimore Halrss sC0 80 - 30.
81 western tail-osd ic c. Verrncnt Central Rsiiroa =.
ss; fit snrrh r.Tr.r Conway ~ Boston and tro-
derce Rsiroad. S4; Groters Rsnk tOi IS d. tuis 3
fremont Bsnh los % Besten srt Nsirs Rare.a i. @
Northern Paross 20. NoTfoA County k,ilroai az 70
Bank q orth snerca if MIR Rsnt los g. no YER
nert Central Railroad Bends 1850 - Saep psie7sburz
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On the 10Th inst at ST Pauls Chur H. ALFRED BLACK.
ALI. of Chicago, to MARIA, second daughter OF Mrs.
Ann Taylor. OF this city.
In London on the 9th October, 1850. by the Rev ID
Adler JossPH IsAacs. Esq OF New York. to RACHAEL,
sixth daughter OF the late Lyman Collins ESQ., OF St.
James street London.
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UWrPPIN0.

FIRST VESSEL FOR SACRAMENTO CITY, DIRECT
The hne clipper bark GUILfORD. Lawrence a. leslie.
haster IL now loading at Pisr River and viii hnvs
~ dispsseh From her well canned
81 e fnsttst yteses out Of this por
vsd TO examine herb viii perceive that there l. every pro.
hs.y OF her placing her cargo in sacrsmento befe
o. the vessels that have recenflv sf ferh. snfy
ply ts JOHN ROBERT OSBORN III Wall street
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c.ss einT. fr i'd b'sns ' $1,000 Norfolk
Mi Ksyiason o. Ak; sio.J Do sds a. siea do ss..
,o nsS rSss' d 7s 5 q .s,as s. 4s
: ss ss IS a rssI:sy mia 81, ~ sS a s'.
d. w. 0se. 3d.. s 90 .. ~, % %, s. s,.;
go ss'asrh b. M, Canal o. ls,s 90 s.saa sairoas
Ts5s sssk $s: ., Ksssss., s.ss lSs' 6.sasss j
c ss' d. % S oasa c Cops:
&C. i %. lo s'TS'.Y ~ &: cp
iso'c, ay iseo Ak 100 as.sss s.iitos s. IS Sceosi
xii Nsvissaes s. 81, $50 shares Union canal. is 20
Ps.n.,,vsnia Bank. lis; 81 PsnSs, s,ilro.t
S. 10 & a a..
81 bh e sss n Gols And Obi. Rail,
roas Bsnds ~ s2 10 shares Commercial and Farmers
Bank. "a; Is Union Manufacturing Company Is.
Teicgraphic Rcrorts.
Jsc,-s.ri Nov 81. 1850
Flour Is In good demand, with slight increase In
price. No shsngs In the price Of gsia Fiv. hundred
hogs sold day, deliverable thu 18th Decsu-
Der. 225 lbs each, at So
There fvef eet inches of water In the river
snd rhipg. The weather clear and cold
CINcISSArI. Nov 81, 1850
There is fair inquiry for live hogs aud the market
BUFFALO. 2lst Nov. 1880
Receipts since our last Flour, 500 barrels; whest
81 600 bushels corn, Flour duh but perhaps
ra}ber trmer. Michigan Is quoted So 81 Prime
wheat Is in good demand for milling purposes sales
1900 bushels at 500 Tor Ohio Corn IL not quite
active but prices are unchanged Preights ara as be-
fore reported.
The past "a hours receipts have been Flour 1900
bbls wheat 2200e bushels corn none barley. 16 900
bushels The flour market has been rather heavy bat
notice no material change in prices Wheat is
finn With good milling inquiry. Sales of 1000 bus.
trans actions up 2otoo bushels 1000 9 loilc
for two rowed
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Paseepuers ARRIVED.

,AsrwEnr-Ship Cetten rinnterasssrs willsgsrood.
hsyer Eorntosfel, Rsguile. A Bierch.
York.
srssGH.I Avn sr T,roNAs-shp Nebrsska-Hr Charles "
lost on Barbuda.
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LAUNCH or yrrtzuyiA, Wan STEAMER At PHILA-
DkLrHA The b. sutful steamer Lbert ador built for
sns RovsIhnt", OF v~nsz"sia WAS launched on Satur
ony morning last from the chip yard Of Mr. Will
nam crsn.p hsn~'nRton in ths presence of . large
nnmhtr 81 persons IN beautiful style In her descent
Into the river, she was formally chrsten-d by the
V'p zueisp Consul Joseph Kerfe, E-q Her dmen-
sionf are rs l.pgth i5s fact; dspsh,
~ q; beam "a .sst and her raft feet The
cop,ucm on his s-s-ei tore and att Ia on new plan,
origin al with W rhou pson Esq the contractor and
which plan Whine ~ secures greater strength than
the oio ptde adds also much TO the beauty OF tho
model W. potic. that several vessels q in pro.
gr.sr OF constr uction have i'm tated this pan. The
iuiy pp-d and hor cabin will be- furnished In the
nost ,plondid st>l-. Her engines being con-
tirnct'd by j y sutton Co OF the Peoples Works,
krprngten sDd are low nearly plstrd; they will
b- placed on board ~ithout delay and she will be
r.soy for rsa by the sOh Of Dec-m Her mode. is q
perfect pic Of grace and beauty while the work
maDship il just whst might h. expected from the
hands ct pbilaoeiphs shipwrght aud fully sustains
Their Worldwide reputation -phiad'ipAa Sun.
NEw PRoJEcr BAKNuM-GREAr IMPORTATION
OF ELEPHANTS Tom THuMB JsSSr LrND-The
project to add to his fortune He has chart cred
vessel which r. her the East Iudiss. or
probably Oh her way home with twelve huge elephants
when are 10 perform In q mammoth moveabs circus,
which Is TO be carried from city to city The elephants
are bear towers on their backs after the manner of
the East and -sch Of there Is TO contain
frnm. General Tom RI NIB il engaged "a a part of
this speculation. ana the dwarf will exhibit ia his
person extraordinary contrast he giant brutes
OF the forest This spectacle will just come in season,
after the depsrur. OF Jenny Lind and the public sp.
petite begins to crave for excitement We may
mention. in passing that Tom Thumb came from
bridgeport last week. to hear Jenny Lind sing and to
pay bis respects TO the great captatrice Tie de-
lighted with her. ana she, doubt. was highly
amused with fom We learn that the General is TO be
at the Museum during the entire OF the present week
Court of Oyer ard TermIncr.
the Hon Juog. Ed -ards ara two Aidermen presiding.
NOV ~ = hdrge Of Murder The trial OF Dslany,
charged with the OF womaR in July last was
pospoDes Till next term in conseq uepc. of the
tfpUed illness OF material Witness who |, still in
the hospital There being no other cause ready thu
Court adjourned without day
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Spanish bark -. from Sicily.
Brig frederika. 40 days from Eisinors.
Brig Julia houlton arrived Wednesday from Turks
Island MAS run into b. sohr Telegraph
prtntedl
Nov 2i-wind At sunrise. frem VI msrdian NNw; sun
Il. ard freth - -
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mHDICATs.

.~~~~~~-~y>r~-~~~~0>~~~..-
MI iDwIfERY.-LsDIEs APPROACHING THEIR
t,a % meqieai stsrdsnse by enc q the most s@inen.
placed Al eommrnca.ors ..riotiy confidential Notes
A bPrsrICr sAIEgUARD AGAINST eUAcxEsY.
%sss .ns s,,s %S%' srSs's re-
., the Ssrsn ,rs'yrs sc so sssg;sd the uss %
teal iSoins:ion With trsstmes recipes. eist ss Il en-
ss. sy' ins Ts, hi, , is: no. I 5sp.z
sss s,Tss % f1s .s ; % net BOOKSELLER
= s.. . x y.s .s,. cs
sG.yis Dr. ,I,s,.S 70 E,ass Il, r,ssT cures
street. sa,cin.5 cs.sasn ,s..ss v.a enc srs, in
Dr. n sss,sg s,, MOULD po say 70 Tnoss WHO
r.is osrs q shy hesss d.yo.S many yc.rs 70 NJ
l.ss ne. VIE va ,-,sssl, .ssss sS%y.lsss
asss.. 'f.s S' ssiSs ,.,, s,s,,s tom g.ss
hey ep iyI ssa ssss
ss. fer DIS, e n al s ,srm. S,.s ss
nR MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE CERTAIN Dis
esss. IN their werst ferns without mercury, and
shsslss him nervous dsIt5, OMISSIONS. ss coa
fs@, ces O fS nj . iSrss see his I''d''
De. RALPH, AUTHOR OF rHk TACTICAL PRI-
r. ,s.ss sa-9nies hegrs :. A ~ g sP
sss matter q susprs that any enc q respects
@ snd o. professional sttsnrsrts shouif k az.
uon 70 detse which people ~ every description prcsra
cur ?. sssiy N hswcys the one tsous.sa psrs
.s.'r .sf' 4 T. NJ ,s
s':';:s ss't u q . Oh: .s 81. 4
% ssssss 70 sa.cs pos.srit snd svea .csss.roy
sss S.y fs..is ssrss sss w:
Z: -; -: ::;S :ss ':;::sy
y = y =: s:Is .s.s
ssy. shsy had sssss1 PEARS; ana .sss n ~,
esrtei. dIsesses their sss a.
pornss eee<ts rssultine early Improper hahs
nsrs sucn certain safe an1 radical ~ ebsn
ses,s.r sss ere nnsric. nsss vhe syryi.n
he ssrs.
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DR MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE CERTAIN Dis
sssss IN their werst ferns without mercury and
pe recent shectiens In few Days practice Of 30 years
enabled him % cure nervous Debility smIssions Sc eoe-
quent On se anuse NO fee til cured See his Londsp
dirloms IN his once, s0fk Fult.n street.
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MI 1DW ERY.-LADIBs APPROACHING THEIR
AZ eonhnement may hear OF oomfortabs me- and the
bet o medical attendance, by Of the eminent
nhyasiane IN the city, where Implicit confidence may be
placed. All communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL Notes
addressed widow. Broadway Poet Once.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
9(n Spspepttl0e.
@nbIi6 III oas rs6te YitteI entosdt porosn.
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9utb, yeuns unb 3rrIr.
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