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nR MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE CERTAIN Dis
~ their FERNS without mercury,
pels recent affections in few day. practice OF years
enables him 70 nervous debility emissions, ko oon
sequep sef abuse No fee till cured. See his London
diploma In his Office, :04< fult-n street.
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MEDICAL.


COPAIyA AND CUBEBs EXrRAcT.-,iT is INyA-
produce the speedy certain effect This compound
Pleasant to take easily portable ture IN It's opsratoa
and certain in eheoting in the shortest time For
sale At IL Ann street Price 81
MO CURE Nc PAY-DR. CORBITT, DUANE ~
IN may be consulted the treatment OF certain
ssnt Of dsoate diseases enables cure the
form Of this Recent oAses oured In thr"s GAYS ~
mercury used.
Ne CURE NO CHARGE-DR. MURPHY HAS RxNov.
IN cd to ~ Rssevet street. near Chatham, whers he 10
Aesrly committed all diseases Recent cases he cure
SUE s:; Dr. D.; ss s sdI. sd 80 cannot % '''h
LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK, OR MORAL PHYSIOLOGY.
II Were this book carefully read BY every married per-
and its advice followed the fears OF poverty ana the
prospects large family Of children would BE- obyiated
tor sale at No Ann street Book 81 Philadelphia, 50
South Third street.
DK WARREN is CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED on
~ Diseases, from IL years practice Of which were
hospital Dr. w. 10 enabled TO guarantee speedy ourss
Without mercury See his diploma In his once 70. MsM
street. adjoining Chatham square with tao nrs nanes
surrerv and medicine this county has ever produce
nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET HAS, FOR TH1
~ last fourteen years. confined his practice TO the treat
mercuria other diseases He the most
aggravated this disease and mild removed in
TIVE to five days. perfect cure or no charge.
NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CUREs.-DR. DE La
delicate diseases for debility be had usual At
his ooe 81 spenard street BroadwAZ Recent cases
invariably removed in Two days Those who have
fingered from week to week under the hands OF small and
cure placing themselves under CAREFUL scientific,
and intelligent treatment Bis private medical trestse
p drops dollar also the French specific for Leu
eorTh9s &c.
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Tciegraphic Marine Report,


BosroS Nov o.
oe,rsd-Bart Appleton, DaiinOre brigs syra Mary
II. PhiiEdolIhis.
lOth--NO arrivals.
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noCToR YouRSELr-FoR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
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Own Physician. Thirteth edition. with hundred
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Diseases faithfully deserbsd and all the recipes given
in plain The chapter self Abuse worthy
particular attention and should be read BY every Young
who have been unfortunate in Contracting disease
previous TO placing yourselves under the Doctor
matter what his Prctentens be- geta copy this truly
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DR- RALPH. AuTHoR or TIE "PRkcTIoAL PRI-

~ waite Treatise &e.-0mee hours 70 l9 A. M p.
n. (supday eEceptedl-Ne. - Greenwich street. IL has
been matter surprise that
bty and Of professional atainmens should devote Sic
tenon 10 diseases which people Of every description pretend
70 easily however The thousandh part she
mseres these people bring upsn socesy known
different oppion vould be formed. 10 is not Only
ths present. misery snd detection, preyng the mind
VOL the body, that 10 depl3red, Bat Of
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constituton S 20 appear in no other wss than In
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are most etfy and speedily removed FROM e unaommox
the thor has enjoyed,
tenaive snd long practice in this rroc.ty he ampls
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from other In America These who sppiy
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Movements OF tho Ocean steamer

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DIR. Martins Syrup or wild Cherry and ssr-
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yUyuE WI m TIIEpRN Ann A


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MARTIN AND wHITELEY's NATIONAL
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