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LAND AT PRIVATE SIZE.
The subscriber offers for Sale q tract
ofLand containing
tn Div 1TpTC

The subscriber offers for Sale tract
ofLand containing
FORTY .ACRES,
more or less, and lying on thcroad lead
ing from the village Of Port Deposit to
Eattle Swamp, about half a mile from
the first named place. The soil is of
the best quality, and the location very
desirable, as ready sale may be found at
the adjoining village for whatever pro-
duce may be raised; manures may also
be obtained with comparatively little
hauling. A portion of this land is al
ready in an improved state, and with a
small additional expenditure might be
placed in excellent order. Good crops
Of Corn and Wheat have been raised up
omit during the past year. The rcmein-
doris covered with valuable timber. To
person wishing to provide himself with
snug home no situation could be more
suitable.
Also another tract of SIXTY ACRES,
lying upon the River hill near Rock Run:
oflil,o quality and condition.
The title to the above tracts is unex.
ceptionable. Possession given 2Jth
March next. Inquire Of
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL,
Nov. Goth 80 Elkton.
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by SAMUEL NC MUTT.

IIurrah! for good cid Delaware!
And true hearts beating there;
Ter sunny plains, her silver streams,
And daughters good rs Gair.
When naughty foes in tyraat pride
Aasa.lel cur happy lan1,
Our KlREwoop Led his chosen braves,
4 fearless Spartan band.
And by the deeds our Gathers wen,
And hearts that blcl ofyore,
Nouaitor 10 our Unicn'e Gag,
Shall tread our loyal shore.
Ye sisters ofthe Aowry South,
Ic CT the North aiar;
And yc that Western breczcs fan,
Behold our Union's Star!
Our sircs together drew the sword,
And batlled side by side;
Together, true in Freedoms cause,
Quelled the mvalcr's pride.
And by the deeds cur fathers won,
And hearts that bl4I Of yore;
No traitor to our Un.cn's Aag
Shall ueat our loyal shore.
There's alolyyet in Lexington,
a spell IA bunkcr's Hill!
AMI Yorktown will the PATRIOTS heart
As erst, forever thrill.
The laurcls plumcd on Southern plains,
No bastard son shall tear
From those his sire OH Northern fields
VIGOROUSLY did wear;
For, by the deeds our fathers won,
And hearts that bled ofyorc,
No traitor to our Unions flag
Shall tread Cur loyal shore.
The union ofour mountain cliffs;
That tower from sea to sea-;
The union Of our mighty lakes,
And rivers rolling free
The union Ct our happy homes;
No evil hand shall sever;
The sons Of Freedom, heart and hand,
United shall be ever!
For, by the deeds our fathers won,
And hearts that blel ofyore,
No traitor TO our Unions flag
Shall tread our loyal shore.
New Castle cdaotg, DEL, Dee, 1850.
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SOMETHING RICH.

FUST Received and for sale, u very superior
es lot Of French Pearl China, with broad gilt
band; also English and Stone China of superior
quality. Large Glasa Fluid, Mantle and Brit
tania Lamps. mantle ornaments, Rcckin gtta!n
Spittoons, toy turblaTa, molasses cruits, and q
general assortment Of Queensware. Call at
FEIIG cheap Store and you can see them.
llktCu, Now 20
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being; thou dost wound and dim the
very organ with which alone thou canst
behold the splcndors of eternity.
The world is entering upon new
moral cycle.-The great heart of human
ity is heaving with hores of a brighter
day. All the higher instincts of our ma
ture prophesy its approach; and the best
intellacts of the race are struggling to
turn that prophesy to fullflment. The
thoughts of freedom, equality, duty, be-
nevolence, and human brotherhood agi-
tate the nations; and neither the Pope,
with his Cardinals, nor the Gar, with
his Cossacks can suppress them.
Were these thoughts imprisoned in the
center Of the earth, they would burst its
granite folds, speed onward in their ca
reer, and fulfil their destiny. They are
imbued with deathless vieor. They
must prevail, or the idea ola Moral
Governor of the Universe is an imros-
ture, and the divine truths of the Gospel
fable.
Here, then, is opened new and noble
career for the ambition ofemulous youth;
not the ambition Of subduing men into
slaves, but TIE holy ambition Of clevat-
ing them into peers; not fer usurping
principally Or kingdom, but for building
himself up into principality and king
dom; not merely for gathering renoNn
as it were, star by star, to be woven in
to glittering robe for his person, nor to
make a crown Of glory for his head but
to expand his own soul into grandcr pro-
portions, to give it angelic and archangc-
lie loftiness ofstature, and to Gil it per-
pctuolly with the song ofjoy which even
the morning stars could not but sing
when they behold the splendor Of the
Godhead reflected f.on. The new crea-
ton.
Here are opportunities, means, inci.a-
mcuta, through which the young man
/! may Luiid hinsolfup more aud more IN
to Likeness Of the universe in which he
dwell, and conGgura himself more to the
Infinite Perfection that governs it.
In q phy:ical and spiritual sense, the
universe around lis is full; and, as we
cannot 20 beyond the circumference Of
present physical discoveries without dis
covering new theatres OF being, so, also,
We cannot 60 beyond the circumference
OF existing spiritual relations without
finding new spiritual relations.
zz-: z.7. .sz!. -.s,-zz,-a
We mcntonelIas! ~crl,a poem By our Cd cor
resi- oAdeat MeNul', Written for Tie Dela,sare
Gasate. We print il below, f.r t5cugh mere
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Willie Rrfsnr-

Respectfully informs the Public that he has
received the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
and is prepared to made rcrtlcncn's CLOTHING in
the neatest manner. Call at the "BAzzAR" next
door to the Post Office.
Elkton, Sept. 81 80
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TOTHE LADIES.

TV BROWN, Jr., successor to Brown &
Ne McEntire, has just opened at the Old
Stand, (next poor to Johnson's Hotel,) all Of the
following coIors Of superior high colored Trench
Merinoes.
Royal purple, French Merinoc, Handsome
Sea Green do. Clarct, do. Mazarine Blue, do.
Handsome Maroon, to Wine Colour, 20, TO-
gether with a very large assortment Of an entire
ly new style of Muslin de LANES.
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THIS IS 10 GIVE N0TICr

That the Subscribers Of Cecil county has OBJ
tanned fiom the Orphans Court of said county
letters Of Administration on the personal estate
Of
John Nauldin, Scnr.,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims AGAINST the said deceased, are hereby warn
ed 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, On or before The
lith day of November 1851,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted 10
said cs'atcare requested TO make immediate pay
ment o the subscribers. Given unler our hands
this 23rd day Of November 1850.
SOPHIA MAUTDEN,
JOHN MAULDEN, Jr.
Nov. % 'oO--6w Adm'rs.
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CABINET WARE Room.

TTHC subscriber would respectfully inform the
L public and the people in this vicinity, that he
has taken the shop formerly occupied by John
D. Marshbank, where he viii continue TO nun
ufacture all articles in his line oil business.
Those wishing to purchase would do well to call
before purchasing elsewhere, as he warrants his
work 10 be Of the best materials and workman
ship.
FUNERALS punctually attended TO on the
most reasonable terms. GEO. +. MOORE.
Port Deposit, Oct l2--6m (pN
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!TGO REWARD.

WILL be given for the detection and conyic
ton Ct some unknown, outlawed and outrageous
villain, who on the night of the 3lst Of October
last, carried Of a gate from in front cfmy dwell
inc, which have not yet been able TO find. Tie
attention Of tie proper public officers is called
10 the outrage and the reward,
J, l.. CATCHEL.
Poplar Hill, Dec. II, 1850 3w
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FOR SALE.

e GOOD Fishing Properly, consisting CT nil
I a the s5ary articles, Boats, Seine. RoIes,
Cooking utensils, Sc, &c. 4tapplitd for .ccn
II will be sold bargain. The property can ba
cG-n By calling un tie subsc fibcr.
JOHN w. sIMPERS.
Cherry Hill, Dec. lin
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.ATTEN"TIOM-

TgHHE subscriber begs leare 10 return his sin
z ccre thanks to kind public, for the patron
age received for twenty years, as
Surreyer and Conreyancer,
aud promises to continue to make any ronsona-
bic sacrifice, for the accommodation Ct all those
who may desire TO parrctuatc such patronage.
He also continues to sct al
Land .7gent
for all those VII. may confer on him such agen-
cy. JOHN JANNEY.
College Green, Cecil Co., Md. lie eft .
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HATS AND GAPS.

T nteat styla SILK Hats, Mems and Boys Navy
AACaps, with oil cloth covers, and large as
sortment ofmen'sand boys cloth cars, for sale by
Nov, IS VIM. TQNBERT.
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IUOTIS, Cassimcres ard Fos,ing0, Brown,
\ Black, Olive and Drab Beaver, French, Ing
lish and American Blacks, Claret, B2own, Olive
and Grey clcth Black and Fancy CassnnaIes,
Black anu Figured Satin, Twilled silk ard Cas-
silatre Ve,tu4.s, al prices 10 sui, every person,
for sale by NM. 1ORLLRT.
Nlv. iG
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gsENNoCK'S REVOLVING RAKES.--A
d supply of Pennock's very superior Revov
ing Hay and Grain Rakes, constantly on hand
and for sale cheap by THOS. GARRETT,
June 29-tt No. 81 Shipley st.
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TO TEE FvHLTn.

The subscriber ms. beng engaged in any 9TH
er business las resumed the practice of Land
Surveying, ConvoyaDcing, &c. Being acquaint-
Ell with the different qualities of soil in the
neighborAool, persons wishing to buy or sell
Land would ind it to their ADVANTAGE to give
him call JETHEO JOHNSON.
Near North Last, Cecil Co., Nd.
June LIST ;.O-tf
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JOHN s. TENNinD,

Uniforms Lis friends and The inhabitants Of Cecil
q County, that be is still located at the "Oll
stand" No. So Market Street, Wilmington
Del. His assortment of
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS,
TRIMMINGS,
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BOARDING & Day SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES, AT SMITHS GROVE.
n Me Sessions are Of twenty-five week, Or two
Il quarters duration each, oui commence en-
the first Wednesday ii April and the last We'd.
nesiay in September.
TRIMS FOR BOARDING PUPILS,
For Board, Washing, and Tuition, Sll0 year
Per quarter, S27 so
THE ONLY EXTRAS ARE
Drawing, So 90
DIawing and Painting, eco
Music, $40 90; use Ct Piano, 50 90 100
French, 6 %
Latin, G 90
Needle Work, 200
Bed, Be1i!ng, Napkins and Towels, if
furnished. 2CO
The above terms include, besides the common
stuties, the various branches Of Mathematics
Natural and Aio.sl philosophy, Rhetoric, names
iomcn;a. Logic. Watts On The Mind, History,
lc.any, Chemistry, Aetrcn my, Geology, Mia.
eraloay and Physiology. The French is taught
eiIccArrly.
Pupils are requested lo furnish their own bed
a.! napkins.
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We mcntionelIns. wcela poem by our Cd cor
resi- oAdeat MeNult, Written for TIE Delalcare
GAGate. We print il b.low, fr tlcugA mere
pertaining TO Delaware, il is nevertheless inter
es,ing III Delaware S sister-ol1 Mar! land.
Delaware ANA tEac Union.
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Phil. MI. md Bait. Rnii Road Ian

Phil, WI. md Bait. Rau Road Line.
6 73ia2A s.g7sf55!ae> .119~s1
.E!&}tG{l- S.,;;.g ..s " AlFtss
TIE morning train Of cars from PHILADELPHIA
for baltimore, arrive at Elkton quarter before
II o'clock, 4. NJ.
Morning train from baltimore for phila., at
quarter b. fare y o'clrck.
Nigh; train fom Baltimore arrives here at12
O'Clock at night.
NigA liuo from Thila,, reaches Elkton at l
o'cloc.; a; night,
BENJ. Wills, Agent.
FgEENOCK'S AND PERSONS DRILLS
= The subscriber having an agency for the
sale ofDy;lig manufactured BY s. s, NJ. Pcnnock
Of Kennel Sluore;. Chester county, Ia, and also
Of the Pe;rspn Drill made by Bush s; Lobdcll Of
this city; the Character Of both make Of Drills
arc well Known. They are now oltr:d TO Far
mcrs and Dealera on The most reasonable terms,
al my Store, 10. 81 S1ip!ey Street. Hi'miag.or,
where those wishing TO purchase, can have the
opportunity ofcXamirine each make. Il is be-
Iievel ;iot these make Of Drills are superior to
any o,hera oAetq. fog sale.
Al orders b! mail poEpily attended to-.
Wilmington, June IS TIOS. GARRETT.
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No.. DfCAL..


RsANDRETIrs PILLs.-sYNofsIs or DIRECTIONS
- The mehed In recent attacks Of Sickness Is 20 take
three iour r i've PILLS the operation Is full and the
symptoms ~ the complaint removed u health
restored But the operation kas not been brisk. then IL
VIII - best 20 take doses o. pills The pills
should be taken the last thing nEs very early
morninS should the disease not be removed after several
does " ~ nevertheless wise 20 perscvero experience
fully established the fact that Brandrchs Pills are sure
effect cure because they cleanse purify the blood
snd they will purify this fluid. and when this done health
sure % follow Directions in chronic Of dseaseA
disease chronic whose duration has exceeded forty days
In cases ~ this description the Brandreth Pills should be
red in The commencement two ar three times week in
doses suicient 90 freely. Two niaht and
morning will be we'll 20 begin with The continuation
pension ~ the purgaton depend the symptoms
and convenience 81 patients During the suspension
nuraon fluids acquired in the place the old and
diraycd that have been removed But long any
easel umos remain IN the system they will tend accord
M Their quantity 10 vitiate those that new and
50 he purgation must be repeated suspended and
nes'sa egan unu the cure Is perfect To become fully
h3b .sronie disease. not particle Of the humors
49, selravet and which were In fact the cause 81
RSst S suffered e remain in the system This
t Is ,een faithfully followed by hundreds Of thos
prs 10 ne United sates eud single failure has
rrs nature WAS not entirely all human assist
rpSe. Sissdre'h Pis are sold 81 Dr. BRANDRErTs
once ~ broadway, and also at his retail ofces
~ udon street and ga Bowery AZ rs cents ner box with
fuli eirectsns BE careful ana a. .ha,e "a
you will avoid countsrfeits. f' - 1890 ~
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On Friday morning. 18th inst. ~ o'clock Of lin
gering Illness Eur. A.. eldest daughter Of John and
Bridget Hoey, Aged II years months aud - days
The relatives and friends Of the family and those OF
her aunts, Mrs. Margaret Kenny and Catharne Muir
ray also her uncle owen Kenny. respectfully in
vted TO attend her funeral sunday afternoon q
Inst, at 81 o'clock from her late residence, Of
Tuenicth street and Eighth avenue without further
invitation
On Friday. the 10th inst at half part O'clock p.
M JoHN \ SULLIVAN In the 56th year OF his are
The members Of the iibcrnian Burial Benevolent
society are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
tits day. ~ oclock from St Vincent Hospital Thir.
Invitation
In south Carolina 10th inst Jaws Lovrtt ayea on
years the last graduate Of the class Of 6 Of Harvard
College.
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The schuyIkiu Coal Trade.
Teiegraph,c Reports.

AtnANf, July 10, 1850.
The receipts since our last have been follows
Flour, 400 barrels; wheat, none; corn 5000 bushels
There IL a moderate demand for -four aud the market
IL shade in favor Of buyers. fair milling inquiry
exists prime wheat with sales Of 1000 bushels Of
Genessee. at 81 S7h. Corn Is firm, and in good de-
mand The sales are 10000 bushels mixed W cstern
at oihc 62c. Oats are somewhat better aud sales
OF 10000 bushels have been effected, vt acc. 47c.
Considerable sale7 Of whiskey made. but, from
difficulties with the telegraph wires We are unable TO
report the prices
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aARITImE INTELLIeEs
Port OF New York. July 30, 1850.


Barks-kensinrton, Baxter. Panama. Olney n Sessions
Eatanfas, Nefmth sons.
Brip-s Horton. BlsctinEton, Sacramento City, J 7
Smith Eudors, Matthews Maara Brett Eifs Mer-
Till, san Juan Cuba, Nesmith Sons VIM Nickels leigh
ton Patka "a Porto Rico, Perkins, Philadelphia Badger
Psck Co A.n9phep hossy, Norfolk, Nesmith n Sons
schrs-Euphema, Davis salags, Usvens Co; Moses
Nafinr stone Bratos SANTIAGO, Sardi; Athos Philips
Wilmington NJ j. hcCrsedy' Lard, smith, Baii-
MAILER Lord Jenny Lind. Cullen DO smyh. will
liam Collins, rhadeiphiaJ Hand; Harriet, CrowelL Phil
dephia, J Mckee.
Sioop-Lady FenWiok. Thompson. NIaven.
Arrived.
Brig Wareisss tof CamdsnL Pewe $; MARKS. with cot
ton 70 Col Anderson Co hh inst. Of rortucas spoke
soop Randall Green. from NOreans for Key West 6th
ins lat "a - Ion 81 So schr Hstce II Wilmington NC
hound W. 7th irst q ~ Ion spoke brig Warcua
kunsy hence for Ceosr Keys slh inst lat q 50 len ~ s.
spoke ship judah Truro. Of NOrleans, bound "
Brg Princess Royal (BrI Doe Bermuda, days with
slaves, 70 W A Davenport, passengers
rchr Iaeon, bearse Boston, = DAYS.
cchr tolyanthus Hridrepnrt.
sehr 'oseph Farewell Aisxandris, Thomastop, days
JvIr le-wihd durns the day from the s. andfresh
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.

IluiAnEIPlua, July ig-S3O Pennsylvania SIS esr %;
S9sO T. > o. - ll shs kentucky Bank, iU2; - MaG.
Mechs Bank, rs Bank Of Com rec, co. NJ Us co.
~ Exchange Bank q Pittsburgh a. o. Gas Co. Ii2.
Pennsy lvania bank ll5a. leo Union Canal lItl "
BALTIMORE July IS-Sf5ck H1Ird-saff Baltimore s's Of
iNV loa $50 do u3 90 DO 1885, 30 do. LOO; 10 shares
Marine Bank, ~ l5 do. ggia; 10 do. si.a.
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LsrTrs BAGS q steamer Warrington, for Southampton
and Bremen will close the Exchanxe Readns Roo fs-
Exchaneel this day, eoth inst, Al, o'eiock "
Letter Bse for Vera Cruz Royal Mail Steamer will
close above once. Monday ga inst a. 1900
Tie shove Latter Bag ale Kenyon q vi VA,
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drested have gone out of power and the whig party
begins again de An administration may well be
spared court martial on prescription when It has
ceased to exist Very good We hope that Mr.. Full
mores cabinet will do better
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on the 10th inst by the Rev Mr. Chase. Mr. ANDREW
j. FisIrE. TO Miss CArursIvE Bofcr all Of this city
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IN THE NEW YORK

7 IsToF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE Nkw YORK
- Post Once. July 2Oth 1850.
OFFICIALLY runI1,yr HAVING TAX LAReEsr
CIRCULATION.
Please menen she a.ts Q. tns i in which they are al
vsssses. LADIES' LIST.
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QXI NoT OILY MnNEY nrr I1rr aAurn-np

WAh Hunter will forfeit any sum, Il failing 70 cure
any case that may come under his care ne mater
tandng % aaiotng Patients invited No his Dspep.
say No DIVISION street, New York city a. houssnds ara
cured yeary BY his practical experience and rea
strangers and others who have bees I'm the ss
lection 81 physoiaa selected call an tbs po.,ov
Ms great remedy, Hunters Red Dropthat trsub.s ths
ausok sectors mucheures like in
Price One Dollar Read and ReaectThe asicted oniI Al
vel 20 reflect before trusting their health happipess and
IN many their lives. in the hands 81 phvsrisrs
rant ei Vsnerea aaa pereuria diseases certainly
resbio Tor enc 20 understand all the ills the hvus,
family are subject 10. DR. Huner known To be tbs 80
successful Iraetoner in the United States Years Of rae.
diseases arang from impurities Of the blood whereby the
guarantees s-~edy ourss. - '' -
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mn. RALFn. AUTnOR Or rnE aPKAC1IC .I sss

nR RALfH, AUTHOR OF ruE "PKACTICAL PAL
- yate Ircatse. Sc.-Omce hours, 20 12A NJ Ste p
W. tsundN excepted No - Greenwich street. Those
who apply in the earlier stage Of diseases
eurpsed AZ the aud rapidly o. the cure In sriopr
from tts trst or ncr snt, 70 lie advanced and
ressng stages also in seminal diseases &C. (sm uncor
NOR advaatsees, snd yery extensive prsetiesb ne can
insnre such certain safe and radical cure he can sho
reason for stating b osssinsd from 10 ether In
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nR: JOHNSON NO. 10 DUANE STREET, so WILL
known in the treatment Of delicate diteasesThe
SSrs Tor skin In those hsfonred
existed Tor ysArs eeninent weAknssu
brought on by secret hab ssstuAlly cured
cured In four days
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EVERY MOTHERS BOOK, OR MORAL PHYSIOLOGY
II Were this book carefully by married person.
and it's advice followed the fears Of poverty and the
pc tn OF large family of children, would be obvatsd
sale at No. IL Ann street Ao the Fas.'e Ps
Tho book may be had at No 50 South Third street. Phila
deuhia
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DR. WARREN is CoNFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
ON private diseases practice Of eighteen years three
OF which in hospital enables Dr. W. wors,
eases See his diploma in his sce No. Mott street. with
the atures of the
cine this country has produced charge
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Dk.MokRIsoN is CONSULTED ON vENEREAL
- diseases, with honorable confidence. A practice Of
thirty years enables him TO perfectly, without
curry. Recent cases removed in few days. Structures
and seminal weakness he invariably No fee
cured See HIS London diploma his Office 2O4 Fulton 81
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NEW MEDICAL BOOkS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the aud treatment Of private diseases
frieures aud all kindred affections of the urinary
illustrated number OF beautifully eolored plates
as large as lS By Homer Boswiek NJ. ID Large quarto
100 I'd edition. Price SO Extract from the Boston
Medical and Surgical Journal - 1t be sa d. earessly
90 be equal to Records Actions work the family
OF diseases and far superior to anything Of the kind
published in this country Author of the work seminal
Emmissons lmpOteney, &c. caused by improper habits
Fourth edition II plates price 81 For sale by the Pub
fishers SrklNGER TOWNSEND, 222 Broadway, and by
the au thor. JOi broadway.
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- last fourteen years, confined his practice
ment OF mercnraI and other diseases delicate
n can cure the mot aggravated cases OF this disease and
n charge. - -
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DOCTOR GLOVER. AUTHOR OF 1.-THE PRIVATE
- Treatise" and Medical Guide" &c. His extensive
practical experience enables him those difficult
Of elect Structures and Seminal Weakness and
Syphilitc and Mercurial Diseases Office formerly
No Ann street Private through the entry.
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hR L. NORTAkORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
have contracted disease Cure ut voieas that is Take
care Of thy health. have devoted
sssion, and treated successfully thousands of patients,
Those who wish consult those complaints may
90 Tree of charge from A TO p NJ Sundays
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