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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-08
AGRICULTURAL.
INCORPORATING MEADOWS WITH
THE SUBSOIE PLOUGH.

Some of our best farmers have lately adopted
with entire success, the system OF underdrainin.
their heavy clay anil wet meadows. This i
done in the most summary manner, by attach
ing two yoke of good oxen or two pair of horse
to strong subsoil plough which penetrates II
the depth of Is or 20 inches below the snriace
The sod is divided and separated by the plough
to distance scarcely exceeding one and hall
inches, which Immediately closes after the row
and if moist, when the operation is performed,
the turf speedily untes and not even a line is
visible beyond few days.
By this operation, a large underdrain is left
at the bottom of the furrow where the point or
nose and wing of the subsoil plough has passed,
and nearly of their size, which, in stiff soils,
will remain open for weeks On meadows
where there are puddles of standing water, as is
always the case on stiff soils after rains, the eff
feet is instantaneous. IF the plough has been
started in ravine Or low part of the meadow
las it should be, so as to form descent for the
surface WATER when it passes through the lit
tie basins, the water vanishes as if my magic &
it is heard gurglng rapidly along its new found
acqueduct till reaches the outlet. In addition to
this more Immediately perceptible effect, if the
meadow thus drained be closely watched for a
few weeks and especially during wet weather,
marked improvement will be noticed over
similar uEdrained meadows. The grass will
be thicker, and yield a heavier growth of sound
er and sweeter forage.
The distance of these furrows or drains.
should vary according to the oompactness or
tenaclty of the soil, and the frequency Of the
basins to be drained. In the heaviest soils. the
drains may be advantageously run within ten
feet of each other. If less adhesive, and few
pond holes exist, the burrows may be a distance
OF 20 or 80 feet. No meadows unless the light
est kinds, will be injured by this operation,
while all others will be decidedly benefited
This results from the imperceptible, yet rapid
drainage of the water which is held in excess by
the soil, and the escape of which is SO beneficial
to the vegetation
This operation has been adopted in England
many years since, but with an implement con-
siderably differing from the subsoil plough. 1t
consisted simply Of pointed iron some three
inches in diameter at its largest end which was
connected with tine beam by two strong coulters.
The iron point was often sent three to four feet
below the surface, and required strong force
to move it. This implement has been princi-
pally superseded We're first adopted by the sup
sitution of thorough and more permanent tile
undertaking .-Laneaster (Pa.) Gazette.
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The People have Called,
AND
[. PAUL T. BURKE

III establishing, at reduced and fair rates
~ DAYLIGHT ACCOMODATION
STAGE, from Winchester to Slaunton, in foul
hours less time than the mail has usually made
| They are thankful for patronage received and
the many expressions of kind feeling on thei-
behalf, and now in turn mus; call and depend up.
on the people to sustain them, promising to run
on as long as wanted, notwithstanding we are
threatened with determination, and vengeance is
declared against the UNION HOTEL, OF Wnches-
ter, while ever a Coach is running from her,
from whence they think said Coach emanated.
True j. has, mainly because the Coaches of Fa-
nshl Peyton, Kemp & Co., were frequently for
hidden to take passengers from said House, Or
derng them to their office and starting place.
You who have long wanted the accommodate
ton Stage, give us proofb by your works. Call at
the UNION, Winchester, and McCLuNG's, Staun-
ton, en- Joy comfort and plenty reasonable rates,
and take seats in Coaches from Winchester eve
ry Monday; Wednesday and Friday, from Staun-
ton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Fare
through, 81
QD@ The line from Winchester to New Mar
ket, belongs exclusively TO Isaac Paul, and the
line from New Market TO Stanton belongs ex-
clusively to Thomas Burke. Each of them will
attend particularly to the accommodation of pas
sellgers, on his respective part of the line
ISAAC PAUL.
Jan. %: 1850. THOMAS BURKE
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL
AND
EMe Greatest Bargains ut
D, M. HUFFMAN MS

On Juoin Street, opposite the Post Office,
w HERE may be found Goods of the latest ago
w ny for Ladies and Gentlemen. His Fall and
Winter Goods arejust opened and he is ready to
accommodate those in search of good bargains as
the stock has been well selected in the Baltimore
and Philadelphia markets, and it enables him to Of
fer the greatest bargains in the county. The Goods
need no putting as they will show for themselves,
all he asks oths customers and the public generally
is to call and examine and they will not be disap-
pointed.
Terms as usual. Country Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods. Call and see.
Staunton, Oct. 49, 1919.
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JEWELLERY. &c..
AT ONE DOOR EAST OF M. CUsH1NG's.


yHNHE subscriber has just received from Phila-
- delphia and Baltimore, large and well Sc
lected
Stock Of Jewelry,
Consisting of fine and plain Gold and Silver
Watches, Breatspins, Finger Rings Gold, Sill
yer and Gilt Buckles Ear Rings, Bracelets,
Slides, Collar Buttons, Studs, fine Gold Guard
and Fob Chains, Lockets, Gold and Silver
Spectacles, Gold and Silver Thimbles, fine Gold
Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold
Pens Pen and Pocket Knives, Port Monaie,
Souvenirs, Silver and other Cases, Silver Tuck
Combs Darts Coral, Pocket-Books, Purses,
new article of Percussion Caps, Pistols, Steel,
and Gilt Fob Chains, Pencil Points, Scissors,
Goggles, Shawl Pins a large assortment Of
Silver ware, consisting in part of Butter Knives,
Tea and Table Spoons, Forks, Mugs, Fruit
Baskets, Candlesticks, Casters, Tea and Coffee
Sets, Chronicles; Canes, Whips, Clocks, and
all other articles usually kept in the best Jew
elry Stores
q Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully
repaired and warranted.
DAVID S. BEAR
Stanton, Nov. S, ls49.
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WHEAT BRAN AS A FERTILlzER.-This has
been tried by several persons in Delaware with
great success. 1t is said that a handful to the
hill will double the corn crop. Care must be taken
to cover the bran, before dropping the corn, or the
fermentation will kill the seed if in direct contact
with the bran. 1t is said to be equally valuable
upon wheat. The matter is worth experimenting
upon. 1t is hoped that those who try it will give
us the details, for the benefit of our readers.
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STOVES, STOVES, &C
R. n. POINTS,

MAIN STREET, STAUNTON, VIRGINIA
" EEPS constantly on hand wholesale and re-
~ tail, complete assortment OF
Cooking and l'arlOr Stoves,
OF all sizes, which he will sell for cash, or on a
reasonable credit, at very reduced prices
Also, general assortment of TIN WARE
COPPER WARE, SHEET-IRON WARE, and
BRASS WARE. RooFiNG with Tin, Copper,
or Zinc, together with secret or hanging Gutter
will be done as low if not lower, than at any other
establishment in the Valley.
March rs, l950.-2m.
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AGENTS FOR The INDICATOR

AGENTS FOR The INDICATOR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RANDOLPH, ESQ.
New Hope-Dr. VIM r. ROBERTS.
M Sidney-Mr. GEORGE SHREcKHIsE.
Wiltiamsuille, Bcth-WM. j. WELDON.
Fshersuills-S. B. Brown, ESQ.
Mt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JOHNSON.
MT. Solon-Dr. C. r. HARRIS.
Naked Creek-Capt. THos BURKE.
Mr. r.omf,,a }P. A. CLARKE, ESQ.
ml' cra~t0rd- Capt. GALLEY.
Heuener's Store-JACoB HEvENER, ESQ.
Bells Valley-JosEPH BELL ESQ.
Famfeld-HENRY RISK, P. M.
HghlandC C. H-JAcoB HlNER, ESQ.
h. r. WILsoN,-Gress YcNsy, Bath.
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GUGAR, MoLASSES AND HONEY, Just re
~ ceived and for sale at
w. MILLER'S.
March l..
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WAYNESBOROUGH
DRUG EMPORIUM

M EssRs WHITE Il CO, are now receiving
1vl and opening in WaynesboEough, large and
carefully selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils.
Dye-Stufs, and all the Patent
Remedies of the age.
The necessity and convenience of such an estab
lishment to the citizens and those residing in the
vicinity Of Waynesboro,' must be manifest 10 every
one. We, therefore hope, that by keeping A FULL
ASSORTMENT, selling lou, and strict attention tc
business to be amply sustained by the public.
A. S. WHITE & co.
Next door below Jno. Wayt, Esq.
Nov. 26 IS49
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March 4.

DRIME SEGARS AND TOBACCO, of al
Il Qualities, just received and for sale by
w. MILLER.
March 4.
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Threshing Machines.

LNORthe construction Of all kinds of Machinery,
H. We have a Shop near to our Carriage Manu-
factory, where we are preparedto build THRESH-
ING MACHINES and to do all other work APP.
pertaining to Machinists
HARDY & BROTHERS.
staunton May II, ls4s.-tf. LSpee. copy.
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HOPAL VARNISH.-Just received "a supply
~ of the above. e. ,BERKELEY.
February 25, 1850.
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nod LIVER OIL. (Genuipe) received and for
~ sale by L. BERKELEY.
February rs, ls5o.
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NTACCARONI.-.J received supply Of
lHA Maccaroni z. BERKELEY.
February 25, 1850
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yHNHE subscriber has just received from Phila.
u delpha and Baltimore, large and well Sc.
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March 4.
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at the college Of New Jersey, under DR. witherspooa
and graduated In l170, nov eighty years ago. Among
his fellow students in college, were many who have
since occupied conspicuous placer In the country IN
GLIDING President Madison, samuel stsuhope smith
subse quently President Of the college Philip frsnssn
well Known az q man ~ letters, poet and pstrlo,'
during the revolution. Frederick Freugbuysee' Col
Burr, Gov Henry, Of Maryland, the elder Dr. sprins
SC. Having graduated at the age OF sixtesn ne ~
appointed usher In academy at Ehssbstnto~n, sua
among his pupils was Alexander Hamilton theh No
from the West Indies, of whom Mr. BALDWIN siwsys
spoke IS a remarkably sprightly boy. From ms Ishi
lsity with the classics he supposed tnss tue Ieture
statesman had received good Instruction before ne
came to this country When the Declaration OF inae
pepdepes was declared MIR. Baldwin was In rhuadei.
rhia and In the crowd Who fret heard 1t proclaimed
from the old Independence Hall. The death OF bro
tber soou after called him to Charleston, where he
trsoted an acquaintance with many whose children
and children have since been distinguished In
the councils Of the nation, including the rst Colonel
Hsyne whose execution by the British greatly
cited the in dignafon Of the American people Alter
the capture Charleston, he became prisoner In the
hands the British and refusing take the cath
allegiance to tie obliged to leave the place
He q firm enlie htsnsd patriot, and symps
deeply in the struggle for independence. On return
Ing to his native State ser the revolution he resumed
the vocation of teacher for which his classical ct
tapmsnts emnentiy qualified him, but has lived many
In the bosom Of large circle Of friends without
labor apd In the epjoy of all the comforts Of life
esteemed and respected for bis pure and blsmsless
character - Newark. N. J., .adrerfisr, March ID.
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Barrier Corpus CHRISTIE Lsuiss Sears Sears Apaschicoia
B:s fsnsss nsroS Brsic. santiago. c.%iis soos
Horihsn Co. ca steamship. olobs aOsSner
Ton; Gray NYoys leave. Do ssss.
Ai,oss Aida sm.sy sslsmors; Charles odeu, DsSs
las Nyori brig, Detroit Giehrist NYorh; Thons.s ri
Torsd to inst shin Caroline Dow .ns ssrs gsro
xsas cisto 10th ssls iowss Rose ssasd'h and brig
:ss Ss.a De :a. ssa
s ss day. 'Sa Or bar. G:
Smith Clark. PHILADELPHIA Acteon L8r) Benson, GLASGOW
:s sss
NesronR: FEB ~ AR schrs Lavinsh Jane kstennm
isn Frsssis Rich %; wiliss Robbins NTari sSares
SsS TSsDc. March ssSs s s1y
Hax for Belle jolly from Dennis for do; soop Ps
Judith, Smith from Newport for do.
NEwrosr. March sehrs Express Horton Boston for
fsasHn p oSr 'f Ph
Sarah ssss' s1a Fl Ep1.
PRoxrprScr March Arr sohr Flaviila. Taylor. ssy.p-
sander Bavan sckrs Ruth Thomas Hessan. Charles
Romnosp. March Arr sshr Nary LAnsdOu, Amss. Tho
sAyAsrAH Feb 2G-Arr bark Norus Smith. Boston, CID
ship fremont Taylor San Franoco Br brsant Abel Hicks
In port Ships Hartford. sannermsn. for Nyork Pilgrim
Oh; Fl 4; ss;S:,;
v hss. s;, s:s @ &C
ns. :: wlrsI: VIZ
Brj Hsr1sn for eiS"ei Iowa lBr, p.v a.si queen
Pomaie (Br). wisemsn. wte Avon tBr). johnson. for
Liverpool Bril- Mcconnell disg Southport No
bisns nsliet Wig Iursp. Brow repairing bssas In
for Liverpool; susan Orb Marshall. wig; Ellen Bril- No
Kiney for Liverpool Cphbert tBrl Sangser wtg Car
N0Ins smith dss sriss Larch Nevps wt Athens Pills
Swift York. Prince de Jonve Wig Sloan, williams
for Newport; Excel R.vel for NYork Phlura ThA tcher
NYork Palo Alto McIntire dsg; Eliza Jane, Brown
ds sehrs zuliese hn,in ldg; sss Bird Godfrey ldE
delrhia Homer Lodge for Philadepha Ocean. Parker
for Bsltimore GU Jones' Look for NYork Midas Uagsrdsn
dise; Jos karsb Hodges dsg Mary Augusta Watts dsg
Mary Eddy, Eddy, difg; Ophi, Boyingtcn, disg.
Passengers Arrived.
HavANA-Shp AdeIaide-urs sarah Brewer, Henry Ben
nett, Robert Hales Major Ezra More.
Passengers Sailed.
SAN FRANcIsco-Bark Oriental, from Boston Mr. A II
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ITO 1BE MEDICAL FACULTY AND INvALID5
throughout the tion-Caleb s. Wood
woodruff Mayor whereas the mrDihsent odness Of Al
hty God having permitted the discovery
defu and powerful edioue this time diseases
ost prevalent that have pafed the skill of the
nent physcsns Of all nations deponent praying utmost
influence and intervep with faculty
tgste snd make known TO the public that wa Nervous
Abtidote WILL at cnce and forever eradicate all the
excruciang neurslgie palms. rheumstism fits
spssus crspps vertigo tic doioreux and this
knows and makes oath firmly believes
only snnihate consumption and cholera from the EARTH
usher children into the world withou. pain
bydropboba bow before its mighty power that will reu-
yeDate dsb aed old age and that under
the shattered Responding
rendered robust buoyant and happy OF certain
and hereby pledges himssf all paid
npavsiipe PRAYING this to prove that nothing
is impossible With God"
TALBOT WATTS, I02 Nassau street.
Sworn before me, the 9Th day Of February. 1850
CALEB 3. WO0DHULL, Mayor.
81 sent by mail will receive bottle, by express to any
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Ship william Hitchcock, conrery. Havre Jan 6 with mdse
and PASSENGERS TO Boyd Hincken. The anchored in
thelower bay Last nigh
Ship Adelaide Adams BavAna III days. with &C. to
Spoford. Tileston h 80.
Bark Canada tf Pcrand) Leavitt, Natanzas, IL days
with and mossse the master Sailed in 90 with
brs Frances for Nes forL Ariel Chase, for Cardenas
Cepelsrd, bornd North.
Bark Rose star dish Magma New Orleans IS days. with
cotton, sc TO Hurlbut Co Died the passage Wal
ter nosutr j Lative Of Rodman, Jefferson county New
York.
Barb renucset Fay eavanpsh. days. with cotton and
rice TO the master
Brig captain John. Burges Aatanzas, Feb 49, with
sc to esmith d Wash.
Brig Florence Ray Neuyitss Feb II, with honey &C. to
Owen Son.
Brig Mobile, Buckley apaiach'cOla. IL days with cotton.
10 sturgef, Clea,msB X Co
Brig xOxy Burton New Orleans days, with sugar and
nnoissfes 10 the sfter.
Brig Ellen hsriA noys Mobile II days, with cotton.
Lsdd.
Brig Mehar. VISITS. Baltimore. days. with coal, to
COwlss
L ID Burhrt y Co.
schr Merrill. swee;rer, Middleton. NC, days
Sohr Excelsior, Young kansemOsd, days.
Sotr Fashion - Virginia DAYS.
Schr Kate Gordon Stevenson, randy wine. 4 days.
Schr Trrhenis. Lewis New Hsver 2dsys
Sloop Vim Bovine, Kinney, Providence, IL hours.
8esOW.
Bark Bueson Doane from Gasgov Jan Is with mdse and
psssep gers, to Dumb m DimOn.
HARcH S-Witd at sunrise. sw; at meridian, NE; ~
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T Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK

- fostOmos, 4Ich g. ioo0.
OFFICIALLY FusLlsHEp IN PAPER HAVING the
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date Of the List In which they are i'd
vertsed. IApIEs' LIST.
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rived,

photographic
Fec general nsvs eoianns for the latest Marine Inse
genee By Telegraph.
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TEE BOSTON MERCANTILE JOURNAL" GIVES
day
WILD CHERRY BALsAM We speak in praise of Wistars
Basam OF Wild Cherry because believe from
knowledge Of the article that IL is of the
market for the aints for whicA il
medicine coming fTom such respectable and
carefully prepared by experienced snd skfu physician
isreceved by tie public with confidence Its efficacy has
beer proved in obdurate disease
has RAPIDLY oed IL hiss been
part Of the country particularly in the Middle and
States and ttrens testim from tgent highly
spectacle has been sdduced in favor OF it's
armedy for coughs and colds, affections of the chest dis
eased liver &c &c.
he GeLrine aud Original DR. wistar's BalsaIn Of Wild
Cherry, account II its great popularity has
siyely counterted In Psi AIDE phia ADD thousand
botSes Of the spurious imitation thrown into the market
ana eHtenfyely circulated.
Examine co,e before gLook we'll the marks
The genuine BssAm rs put IN bottles Win the cords
Dr. Wistars Basam Of Hld cherry Phls blown In the
nature OF II. wIsraH, ND
This viii be envsoped with wrapper copywrisht secured
ia On hieh will always appear the written signature Of
l. BUTTS.
Fer eae by A D. Sands 100 Fulton also at the
Aston spd Irving Houte Drug stores Broadway at uav,nd
keese Co.'S Maiden lsne; lillian Burgers Cour abdt
streets andy he druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canada.
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,v,ursAKEItp woyASs rRTyAr.xIpIrAIc cor

yv,HEsAREIyp wOpANs PRtyATssHDIgAIc con
u Tsnion--by pr. ssureeau. frof,sser piss.ses
81 Nsutu-Ientt taisr. ltue Do Price 81 -Ieftf
" srdtrna Of rhyfsa sud neatsi enguish
fteiieust- sis. sne Fsusisry dfcnles k-etzrt
s hsts str spttsd ~ 'iacy rcssessor Of tis vers
msiasf as9issss i rcrsrt secrets wket sfcris
,. ross q. then larticui1riy
10 se slcss hth soe ~ permit Of increase 81 IA
slys 10 tt ~ et4friti iuTUftallC
here, eso. every ftnais,-s wiis ne mctesr-
Al Ior hNtdrr fNtr rrtNl-Eh ere the derf ~
c.fs slor urturt rtntamyst-e roFtsus chauss-
discover tts sYnft1cs sd re nrst stcerf
raigs ahd as' strtsa noss ~ surs IN every cortis
be- Ft'ch fer - Fsuijctt.
iFr-r.sl n Latter NON osnteuaa IN pt,tsu pica
psSroS. Aas 4. issf
NJ, rsst SIR Ny wifo tee1 rsrcepsitig siaksar
Yeats IN ccbst4ucses 81 her graf sssaft
sunsrna rcrhs before >ne drrrr her ccrfDS
81 Gsr tu,sstg lie usn dsr1sr.aEd uasot
he accession. dcraraa cA surrct "a ttat tks
iaxs irevitstie aud feern.t ayssif
trge sscat tNc noSthHl hesrd ycnr csk
hshy g. ees'sn'rf sope ussier r~schins ~
rsiisf az disirtss,s ud sd 'hs joy ys-s
trsrfsd vits te d.
"a Dtfr-c,rs Yrc-itei. rr-sdv. A. speed Tresyt5t
vhci ht'it ccNlsivst rae r1sAls eu Ger th-
yssr would ksve g,sstt ~ hsse ~ al hssf
gfe'stliis ugs vcu'i lave been IN her rrsve nrS ~
sf4I1rtn ieit t.otis-i.s
fis ~ scurse turrsc.icsbs 70 eoavev fully svs
rsus srtjtcts a. ifsy 81 ratrre stristy
tes Tor the parei thas~ 'ntem fis'vg rasfrisss
forsse - - Brustesf, sd =. tac tut.tias e.y -
I,ssriy strset Isw Vert. Lit.s o. Ntauli VI. y -
On ,hs rsseir, n Sc esfy " Pc r...rit,cs ~ ts.G
~ pet tat. g Vt y. Saurf~-kr SEA
i.s,-. New tefk cry. sf.e, ~ issssiy tTss~
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m E DlCAL

Passengers Sailed.
SAN FRANcIsco-Bark Oriental from Boston Mr. Z I
Dale.
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MO CURE NO PAY--DR. CoRBITT, 10 DUANE ST
1Nmsy he consulted the treatment o. certain dssAss
disease practice OF sixteen devoted 10 the treat
msnt Of delicate diseases enables br G. the
form Of this ssess Recent cured In three daya Ne
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- by means Of TIE Pocket scuapus. or Every Oss Hs
Own Physician Twenty fourth edition. with dsd
engavirr showing Private Diseases and hslformaons o
the Centraye system, and form. iiam
Young n D. Crsduste 81 tho University Of Psnnsyyasie
The Of Secret Diseases Seminal eakne Dis
Youth sre faithfully described and AZ the recipes gwen
Plain language The chapter self Abuse, seminal
Ns-iness verify a particular should Re
read ~ every Young who tave been
The care q any d.etor no matter what his preensons
BE- copy % this trsly useful Strangers visitius
the city particularly those
thuk Of returning home without copy q the Pocket ssu-
rius sea captains and xoins should possess
DR. isrnr Trsats. on harrisge, The Pocket cula
kvery ote NE o-n fhysess AIRY person sending twenty
rye enclosed in Letter will
beck ~ AZ ,ix eoyes-i be sent for dollar Al
sod for sale BY stri.ser Townsend ~ Brosd-sy Nsv
York.
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Passengers Arrived.
HAvANA-Ship Adelaide-urs sarah Brewer. Henry Beu-
nett, Robert Hales. Major Ezra More
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DR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-

hk. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRl-
~ yatc Treatise. &cOfhce hours 10 ~ A. M to p.
~ lsurdsy excepted mo ~ street. These vhe
apply IN the earlier stage Of certain diseases will
pTsed At the esrs and rspidiy Of the Ia Structure.
from s hrst rciItent, 10 ts advanced and ds
treesng also in Seminal diseases ne. from
eommon ADVANTAGE and extensive praetol be
issnre such ssrtan safe aad radical he
simple for stating be obtained eth
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G 6On RkwARD-cRossxANs SPECIFIC NIX


~ Nv MEDICAL bOOkS-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN worn the nature and treatment pvste aseas-
and all tirdrec sn~-vas % The urinary
fllufttatsd " a kesutfuy oosrps rsts
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