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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-02-09

TEMPERANCE PETITloNs.-We under
stand that two temperance petitions were
mailed here to a member of the House Of
Delegates, on yesterday--one asking for
the perpetuation i'll this county Of the law
against selling liquor on the Sabbath day,
and asking that the Court be again en-
powered, as formerly, TO suppress licenses
at the recommendation OF the Grand Jury
was signed by scuen hundred and trcnty.tour
persons, nearly all of whom were respon-
sible voters, and another asking a law
prohibiting the sale Of intoxicating liguor
in the county, was signed BY seven hemdrcd
and scrcnteen ssgood men and true"
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d o r I G. F.

F"r EEeD'. The following Houses
in the village OF North East, viz:
Two other large and con-
vcnlent Dwelling Houses, at pres MT &C.
cuplrd by hiessrs Samuel and Levi Bur
CESS.
ALSO, The FISHING SHORE occupied
n number OF wears Iv McSsrs. Yarnall &
West, on the North East River opposite
the m'"'th Of tn" S"sqnehanna. Pos
session OF any ofthc above property given
25th March next. Apply to
JOHN MATLDIN,
North East, Feb. 8, '5O-Gw.
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Plane Fortcs,

THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, BEST ard
most elegant assortment Of Piano Fortos in the
United States, can ways be found al the ware
house Of thu subscriber.
III ChcmW Street, above FIfh.
Al the Old Stand occupied more than third
Of! "a ccntnri by Mr.. George W,IIig, music pub
Usher.
Pl.7NOS, H8RPS, ORGANS. SERA-
PINES, EOLlANS, SC, Sc
fresh from the most celebrated manufacturers
in New York, Boston, Baltimore. Philadelphia,
and elsewh ere. Sold, Wholesale and retail at
the makers cash pr ices.
OSCAR C. B. CARTER.
III Chestnut Street, Philadc lphia.
Feb 9-ly.
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A TURKISH CUs1oM.-Th- Sublime
Porte has retained the old custom of pro-
por;oning the size of its letters to the
rank ofthe pe'son addressed. One of or
binary 'izr is sent TO a private individu-
al, one little large to a civi officer,
and one still larger TO a military one.
The recent dispatch, under the Sultan's
own hand, to The Emperor of Aus ria,
Is said by the Vienna papers. 10 have
been more than :wo feet aLross, " hlle
one to the Gar would have made a com
Portable door for Russian caAin.
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The Schaol Convention.

we 40 not know that we ca II so we'll
occupy our columns this week, in any
other way, as to give detailed
account oil the proceedings of the Coun-
ty School Convention held in EIkton, on
Tuesday last, the 9th inst, made up from
notes which we took during its session.
1t met at 2 o'c lock P. M. Benz. B.
Chambers of end District, President
James Ford OF LIST Dist. and Absalom Ro-
man OF 9th Dist Vice Presidents. and
James McCanley of 3rd Dist. Secretary.
On motion of F. A.'Etls all persons
present, friendly 10 education were inyi-
ted to take seats in the Convention.
The minutes oft the Convention held in
January were read and adopted.
On motion offs. S. Mailil, the COM
mlttee appointed at The former Conyen-
flon TO prepare plan for system of
common Schools, was called upon to
present its report.
At this instant the chair stated the re-
cepton OF communication from Gener-
aliienryS Sites, which was, on motion
OF Col. Groome, ordered to be read. 1t
proved TO be series OF Resolutions, as
follows:
Reso7u1.-That in all the previous
legislation OF Maryland, the landed cs-
tate mas been principally the basis Of tax
alton, until the burthen has become so
oppressive, thai after detraying the ordi-
nary expenses OF his household and farm
and paying his taxes, very few farmers
are able to purchase a single ton of Qua
no to keep up the fertility other soil,
and this system has progressed until the
down-troddcn farmer (when off his arm)
is really the poorest man IN all the
throng around him., ii Is therefore the
sense of this Convention that in proyi-
ding the means for carrying into effective
operation, the patriotic determination of
the people Of Cecil, to establish the Free
Primary School system, the tax should
be spread with perfect equality among
the citizens SO that every one should
have an opportunity OF contributing in
proportion to his means, towards It's. sup
port. -f,4
Reso7ced-That all Physicians, Law
,yers, Ciergvmen, Teachers, Editors, Bier
chants; Sheriff.. Deputy Sherins, Inspec-
tiers, haiI Road and Canal Agents, Steam
Boat Captains, ard Captains Of Sail ves-
sells, Clerks, Engineers, Collectors, AS
SCISSORS, Butchers, Bakers, and all other
persons, who when their income shalt
exceed $500 per annun, shall pay 0 per
cent on the whole amount, for the use
otthe School Fund OF the County.
Rc$olrad.-lhat tax per capita Of one
dollar per anum. shall be levied on eve
ry voter in the county.
ReSo'eed. That a tax of one dollar
per head be levied annually on every
Cog, and two dollars per head on every
slut, to be applied 10 lhv Use Of The School
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Observation-Disclosures Blown and Nc
Tntirc, who are ever on the lockout for the
tasteful and beautiful, have a splendid as
soTtmcnt Of Valentines, ard on Thursday
next, we expect a shower Of them will
fall INTO our post Office here, and thence
find their way to tease and perplex many
a lad and lassIe Of the neighborhood
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FOR RENT.

The Dwelling AMI Shoe Store now in
The occupancy of John Fl. Hiddle, where
business Of from N250O to $3,O and
upwards has been done for some wears.
10 suitable tenant it would be ,fcs,-
table stand, inquire Of the Subscriber on
the premises.
JOHN /. CLAYTON.
Pivot Bridge, Feb. 9, so -3w (pd.)
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$500

Balance TO meet insolvence SC. $500
MIR. Mafflt SAID if there were any ether
plans TO be presented to the convention,
this. would appear to be the proper time to
present them; if not he would move that
the Report just submitted be taken up and
considered section by section.
Here Mr.. VIM. Penn Chopper, who
was understood to be the delegate from
Cecil who agreed to the system of the
Baltimore Convention, stated That he had
copy of it, and asked permission to read
1t, which was granted, and he read. 1t
was very long and not having taken notes
at the time of tbe reading we are unable
to give an outline Of it.
AT this stage of the proceedings there
was considerable debate, participated in
by Mrssrs. Chopper, Ellis, Thomas s.
Thomas, Mafit, Newton, Mccormick, and
others.
Mr.. S. B. Foard of end District, pro-
posed that the several election districts of
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IUWe regret TO learn that the office
OF the Hartford Madrsonan, published at
Havre-de-Grace, was destroyed by fire on
Monday night last, Mr.. Keatinge's loss
we understand is considerable. The build
ing was insured, bat the materials IN the
office were not.
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LINN E! linn f.!

The subscriber, residing in Wac H7svIlLE,
York county, Pcnnsy Ivania, will deliver lime on
the Tx, North East, or Bohemia Rivers, or at
any other convenient point on the Chesapeake
Bay. His Lime is of superior quality, and he
will make deductions for all core, &c; and if it
does not please the customcr-no sale. All
orders pune lualy attended to.
A. ROWAN.
Wrghtsville, Pa, Feb. end, '50-3m.
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SLOOP FOR SALE.

4 will offer my Sloop "GEORGEANNA
Il PEAC co." at Public Sale, ON THURSDAY,
the ! tth of February. She is now lying in
Piney Creek, where persons can view her at any
I ime-sle is so tons burden. Also, good Scow,
wheelbdrrows, aid other articles, which will be
sold separate. LEVI KIRK.
n. B. The above will be sold at Piney
Creek Landing, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
Feb end, ls5C-2w
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G5-We notice in the late news from
California the death of Mr.. William Roth
well, Of The firm OF Gcayson, Guild s. Co.
formerly OF 81. LOUIS. We very much
fear this is the son Of Maj. VIM. Roth
well Of Delaware.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-02-09

Mr.. Clay spoke the whole Of the
sessions Tuesday and Wednesday on his
compromise of the Slavery question. 1t
was an able and noble speech.
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DIED - Suddenly on Sunday night last.
Mrs. --- CrrLEr, aged 80 years, wifi.
of Chalkley B, Cutler Esq, Commissioner
of Cecil County for the eth District. She
was daughter Of Mir Joseph Preston,
and was universally esteemed.
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D~The proceedings ofthe School Goa
venlion have crowded out almost every
other matter.
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SINGULAR IF TRuE.-A Dr. Langley,
confined IN the Nenash Jail, Ireland, has
tasted forty days. He says he lost pound
day in weight, and during this time all
the organs but the heart and lungs ceased
thcir functions.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

Jan To, ISHO.
v heat Flour (from s1o,e) > .5a $50
Wheat. (prime) 10
New Wheat Az
Oats (trom wagons) %
Corn, from wagons. 65
Corn Meal, per bushel 70
BALTIm"EE M.RyEr. Jan. 3l.-Eo sa IRIS four
to-day. Howard 1t, is h"!h at St.s1 with huv-
ers at $ 10, City Mills held at S., Moth No
doing in whrat. si!rs white Corn SO 5sr, snd
yellov Sc, Das 81.
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MARTINEZ KNCE.
svN III NOON ....... ii g.
.. .......... 10 meH wArRn . ....... 0 lo


Arrlve0s
Ship seringapatem (Brl Beckett, Hull Z, So days. with
mdse and ia passengers, 10 order.
ship Arlington lof nalloweJ Ryan, Cardiff W, May 81
Ion 1917 bark Thes Prince Of Warren standing 2sth
1 ss~ large rss9
ship Alexander Edmonds Orb Massers Havre So days.
As o. Ion IS spoke ship Florence of BATH steering e.
18th lat az Ion 81 49, spoke fr brig Cosnac hence for ko
ship Admiral tBrem), woitins. Bremen 81 days. with
Barn Lord sandon Bs welsh puhin. % days. in ballast
ws 3 pssssSsers 70 B kisd Lysgs,9n
Bank Gimle (Nor Jpeil Greenock AZ days. with and
Bark Jeshus Brt gdon iOf Wells Me, Blanchard Is days.
APs 1;. s.an With s9't sMs to ThO%a
with vine. 10 Fnneh MsneSe "Af''s'' ~ aa'''
Brig Noun taineer Orb Hail. Faya Jnue H. mdss to
Brig s.rcellus Hooker Mayaguen PR, June g. with
Brig samson lof Mystc) Wheeler Apslaohools Is days,
with Gotten. to Huribut 4 Co.
e: co% NS.1a
sehr Alexander tBr AIyward Marseiles 70 days. with
sshr Ira Bliss Galveston 80 days with cotton to master
from % Vn Sho kns % g
schr Panama. Maidssr St Martins days. with sal. to
schr Gil Bias, Beckett Ah.co, with fruit. B.lon.
sehr Julia Nancy Middleton Newbcrn. NC. days. with
ms ss, ana SsS5ss = K w with
sshI Polly Hanss, Kimbal Baltimore. days. with mise.
sssr Pfi Ss1ssu Ds con s Vsa
scbr Townsend Jones. Dayton, Baltimore, 8 days.
sehr Exchange, yo.sst. snfoii. 8 days.
schr John Crockford, Chambers, Virginia, days.
sehr son~outb: Bussss, Virgins. days
s chr s. m.sy.. Lake, Virgins s. mia. days
steamer Ksnnebec. Copes. Phiadeiphis.
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He would, therefore, be neither true TO the wing
party nor TO himself TO retain any OF them
year ago IL was theme of remark with him and
with his friends that his requests, IN behalf oil some
few of his friends, found not the least favor with
the cabinet. And so il has been ever since.
Although Vice President OF the United Slates with
a character aud life of unspoed purity, his recon-
mendations were treated with utter indifference by
each and all of the members Of the cabinet.
Now, how The same cabinet gentry would be
glad to fswn about and most obsequiously do his
every bidding. But they are not the men for him,
and he will not retain them. They will 90 forth
10 their respective homes. TO reflect upon the man
in which they have served the wing party, aud
plnndered the peoples treasury.
The wing party will be no more distracted The
business OF Congress will 90 forward The COM
promise viii pass, there will be no cabinet TO
defeat 1t. The appropriations bill will pass. Other
bills of great importan will pass. All subjects
of legislation will have hearing. California VIII
come into the Union, and will have a branch mint
and dry dock New Mexico and Utah will h I'VE
territorial governments, and be protected against
the hostile Indians, who are now meDacil9 lhelr
people. The dispute between Texas and New
Mexico will be settled, and civil war in that region
avoided New York city will have her branch
mint. The West will have hearing in regard 10
the Improvement of her great lakes, rivers aud
haibors. The claimants for French spoh atoms
will be no more turned away IN cold dersloa.
The iron and coal interests of Pennsylv will
be looked after and improved And, in fac, ma
tional legislation will flourish like green biytree.
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Widow Frances Powers, aged three years. ten months
and one day.
Her funeral will take place this Monday afternoon
al O'clock from her late residence, 10 Adams street.
Bro oklyD The friends and respect
fully invited to attend Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood for interment.
July 1sth aft a short illness, EDWARD QURK. aged
20 years native OF Thomastown, County Tipper4ry,
Ireland
His friends and acquaintance, and the members of
the Hibernian Society respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence No. Is Water
street on Tuesday, at O'Clock.
At the State Marine Hospital San Francisco, Cali
forps. May 22d of diarrhoes, LAwRKscE JAcoBs from
boston. aged IS years
AT the Half way House, on the Sacramento road. on
Sunday. May s. 1850, of cholera morbus, RALPH WoR-
sged IS years resident of Laporte county Ind.
In the absence Of his friends kis remains were
specially inferred by y. Brown aud y. A. Raymold.
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The Dundee Ql) Democrat, of the llth instant,
says "A general panic prevails in this region on
account OF the present appearance of the wheat
crop. Within the last five days, little insect has
made its appearance upon the ground in the wheat
fields, which is destroying whole fields of wheat in
an almost incredible short space of time. The first
appearance of injury is the whitening of circular
spots, of various sizes, which extend all over the
field. No visible consuming of any part Of the
wheat, either above or below the ground, appe ar )
10 the naked eye, but the insects are found upon
the ground in vast numbers, and the grain, where
they are found, al once perishes. II they continue
to increase for five days to come, as they have
for the last five days, there will not be
enough wheat raised in this section of country for
home consumption. We hope it may prove other
wise; but we speak OF the general opinion of the
farmers that we have seen for the last two days.
The CRops.-The Savannah Georgian, of the
10th inst, says;-We learn from the sta ements OF
various gentlemen that the wheat crop in Upper
Georgia, as well as in East Tennessee, will prove
unusually meagre this season. The crop looked
quite favorable some four weeks ago. and promised
very good harvest, but since, about the time OF
the bloom, the rust has been making sad havoc
with the crop.
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The following notice appears in one Of the city
ITO Tax PAyERs--Notice is hereby given that
no California coin will be taken or received in pay
ment Of State or County taxes and that all gold
and silver coin will only he taken at their standard
value, as established by law.
"CEoRoE ENDlcoTT, County Treasurer"
The thirteenth section of the g Act creating the
Once OF state assayer, melter and reiner of gold,
and defining his dulies,' approved April 20, 1850,
reads as follows Al,
All ingOts or bars of gold bearing the stamp of
State Assayer, as provided by this act, shall be
ceiyed in payment Of all State and County dues
taxes and assessments, at the value expressed
thereon IN dollars and cents provided, such pgots
or bars have not been mutilated nor reduced in
size, weight or value.''
We quote this section for the reason that con-
siderable apprehension has arisen from the wording
OF the advertisement Of course the Treasurer
never intended that this notice should apply TO the
ngots issued from the State Assayers office, he
is bound by law 10 receive them at the value ex-
pressed on the face.
We are glad to learn that the Office of the State
Assayer is in successful operation. In fact, the
amount OF gold dust received for melting and as
say, since the opening OF the office, is far beyond
the anticipstions cf the moi saDguine friends of
the law. The following ia official account Of
the gold received and the amount into ngots up
to the Both ult -
Amount received for smelling and assay since
the 10Th of the present month, 10, I72 dwts
Amount run into bullion May 30th, .$56, 563 So
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On sunday morning IA n inst, In the sstb year of
h,r sAnkH Islict 81 he late dob Cook ~ this city
G,t relsiys sbu nh requested 10 attend ner
futsfsL wtbt Nv fnftler noticc. ron 81 ST phess
thvItb, coitsr "a bfooss ana thrystss strvets ON
hvLCHy afternoon. nj o'elcek
I'm tnc t4h int. IA the nth yesr 81 his age, MI.
TRtNas JfnoIOMsN.
1he tri,, q. Of Inc family. and Exempt Firsscn's
Association. respectfully invited 90 attend his
mr.is the alter neop O'Clock IRON his late reel
o.nt,. ~ Desbfos<es street.
on surosy su,y 1lth, Of congestion Of the brain
ana lungs. JcLiAxsA PewAss youngest dsashtss Of
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INTERESTING DECISION AGAINST EMIGRATION TO
AMERICA decision, arising out of
the same trial, is yet more curious. Mr.. Hartley
had left GOO for the best essay emigration, and
appointed the American Minister trustee of the
fund. This bequesf was also declared void, on the
ground that such an essay would encourage per-
off their allegiance to the Queen We fancy we
have never heard Of prize offer that could not be
assailed by objections strong as those which
have arrested Mr.. Hartey's benevolent intentions
London Atlen9pn,, June y.
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WONDERFUL CALIFORNIA We have felt some-
iimA-ss surprise sfer surprise has come over US
that II was time for US TO cease 10 wonder al any
occurrence happening in Calfornis. The Germans
have an admirable way Of ccnd, nsing expressive
mess in language, by originating compound words
"vinets," the word " Wunderstadt- Az Cali
fornia sreps into the company Of the ebay" the
"key stone. the "Empire." and the "Buckeye"
States the most appropriate sobfiqurt which occurs
70 MS by which shc should be ,alrodacsd, u the
Wonder sSste.
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PowpER MuL ENFtostoS. Loss ~ bfFg--rhe
Bxet,r, N. IL keys Letter, OF the 10th instant gives
the follosing particulars Of pv~dsr mill xplosion
that place. on that day This morning few minutes
past II, three reports In rapid eHccessiou heard
In this village IL was NJ supbnsed that the
powder mills In the town. owned Nv NJ wbppl. OF
Lowell. we're destroyed Huntington. who has the
care of them. was In the village s Jumped into his
carriage and without vsiting for thought
hone when the earliest ARRIVED they found that
fhfse siDge biown into The air. In the mill
for grinding the powder, one nan only work
Charles r. Smith The hre originated iattis building.
ty the friction Of the wheels ~ exploded instantly
aud wac blown into atoms The vDrkman vas carried
more than a hundred rods. aud blown 10 piec.s The
fragments Ofthe body we're found in parts aud seps-
rstsd at great distance from each ether In smother
mill William q. Pierson ~ 1rk On hearing
the explosion he from the MIL but recoilectug
that he eft his coat With his pockebcos In " he
turned secured his property and escaped sithout in
jury Another mill containing good desl OF powder,
caught Gre the roof but Huntington snd Que Of his
wcrkmsn placs a Themselves upon ". aud fought aud
subdued the FIRE. The dsmage has been act ~ 5000
IL may not be more. ana may be t~ice ss much.
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ARRIVAL OF GENERAL GARIBALDI IN LIVERPOOL.
1t will be interesting to readers t. learn that,
on Saturday, General Garibald, the celebrated de-
fender of Rome, arrived in this town by the steam
er Queen from Gibraltar, which reached the Mer-
sey at three O'Clock in the afternoon. The Gene
raj, who was accompanied by an aid-de-camp,
looked exceedingly well in health, and appeared in
excellent spirits. Indeed, we are told that he was
particularly cheerful and agreeable during the voy-
age. We believe the General will remain in Liv-
erpool for short time, and that he contemplates
visit to America. Paris letter, written some few
weeks ago, says, "Garibaldi, the well known
leader OF the republican system at Rome, is now
residing at Tangers, in Africa and he is very busi-
ly engaged in writing memoirs upon the great
events in which he took such large part The
manuscript has been sold to bookseller Of Paris,
who will publish it at the same time in the French
and Italian languages "-Lipnpooi Albion, June "a.
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On Wednesday evening. the 18th of MAY. at Sasrn-
msbto City. California. by the Rev. Mr. Moorsou--,
va NotNe, hsq to Miss LUc, A BAANEs, daughter
of Henry Barnes. ltq 81 Philadelphia
In Ilumas. California by Rev ksoch OF Sacrs-
n,uto cay, Mr. q W ssns, 81 Sacramento City, to
MNs kIIashn1n komNsoN. Oi PInmss
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The u. s. TROOPS IN FrospA The u. States
steamer Monmouth, Captain FIeebors, from Indian
River, via Sc Augustine, arrived here yesterday.
We learn from Captain Elsey, Of the Army, who
came passenger that the health OF the troops Is not
as good as previously reported They had removed
60 the coast but vrulent dyseniery had broken
ont among them, and many were lsboring under
AIS eheets.-l Savannah GcwgtaH, July 10.
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CHINA Goops IN CALIFoRNIA.-The rage for Chi
ma goods seems 10 be on the increase. Every per-
son here having friends relations in the United
States, finds in the chaste and elegant productions
of the mechanical art of China, fitting and eppro-
pirate articles 10 send as mementos. We saw in
Gregory's Express office, yesterday morning, for
the steamer lsthmus, at least 900 worth of fancy
Chinese goods, purchased at the public sales
They were up in separate parcels, some of which
were directed TO remote portions of the Union
The avdity with which these curiosities are bought
up on the occasion of public sales, has given I'M
cargo OF vessels from ports in China are advertised
long before the chip reaches this place, and many
large transactions and sales made 10 arrive
is the increase, and high prices are obtained for
all household utensils.-ALt0 California, May %.
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Passengers ArxA~ed.
Csnrvy-ship Arlirston-Mrs kstl u State Isiand-s
a. tie ststrsse.
Ns,Asvss, rR-Bris ssrcsliss-sis De cs,rmsss Aas-
lsde.
cs,vssror-schr Irs Biss-ssssrs Jones' wnls Benson,
Nsnt.
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MEDICAL.

NEW MEDICAL Books-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work the Of private dssase
erieures and all kindred affections urinary
by nunlhsr of beautifully oeored patse
large rs life. by Homer Bestwich ~ D. Large quarts
$50 pages I'd edition Price $40 Extract the Bostoa
Medical and Surgical Journalft be said fcAr
70 be equal 20 Rieord Aeon work the same family
diseases and anything OF the kind
published in this country" Author Of seminal
Emissions Imroteney, &', caused BY improper habts-
fishers, srRINGIRS Io~NsEND. s,2 crOsdwsy ans W
he aut Their, 5aa Broadway.