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FROM MAINE.

BANGOR, July |, 1850.
To the Editor Of the National Era:
IL will doubtless be acceptable to your readers
to know something as to the state and prospects
Of Free Soil in this Down-East State. Our State
Convention has just come off The busy season
of the year did not prevent full attendance from
all sections Of the State except the remote and
bela,ed Aroostook. Every other county was ably
represented. The session was at the beautiful
village Of Wsterville.
The Convention attracted much interest from
all parties, a. its action was expected to have an
influence on the all-exoiting question Of the cleo
tion Of United States Senator, now pending before
the Legislature. The division In the Democratic
party, which cuts off from Mr.. Hamln about one
third of the votes Of his party, threw into the
hands Of the Free Soil members Of tina, body--ten
in the House and Ave in the Senate-the balance
of power. MIR. Hamlin, by his course on the Free
Territory question, had endeared himself to our
party; and feeling was extensively prevalent,
that our friends should at once 90 ia and secure
his election Had the question depended only in
relation to him personally, all would have taken
that view. Had it come to the vote without the
signs and signals which preceded 1t, every Free
Soil vote would have been given for his reelection
But it WAS Mr.. Hamlin's misfortune that Gov
ernor Hubbard was the chosen candidate of the
Free Soil section OF his party. His non-action
message; his d,nominating "the agitation" of
certain question unnecessary at this time, and
perncious; !" the disposition of all the papers of
that section ofthe party to endorse that doctrine,
and statement that Mr.. Hamlin himself had en-
dorsed it the delay and vacllation to pass resou-
tions reatfrmative Of the instructions Of ls49 the
backing and filing; the voting down and then vo-
ting up on these matters; and, above ALL the sus-
picious presence, at such time, Of Senator Brad
bury, from his post at Washington, using every
influence and every art to obtain from the Legis-
lature Of this State what General Cass obtained
from that of Michigan, raised such doubt in the
mind Of our friends in the Legislature, that no
appliances or urgency from within or without the
Legislature ooald satisfy them that they were at
liberty to vote for man whose fortunes and hopes
are inseparabe from his party. They wanted to
see where the party was going before they could
feel certain a to his course Were the resolu.
tons to DO passed Or were those Of is49 to be
rescinded or Michigandersd9 The resolutions
hung mid.air They had been once, in form, voted
down; but premises were lAvished II would not
answer. II was not until sfter seven balotings in
the House, thai, hopeless Of compromise with the
Hunkers, the resolutions were passed through
that body,
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CLEVELAND WATER CURE ESTABLISH.
MENT

~ s-,.ss - a. .. 49,.
4 Is now commencing it's third season. The srecess
which has attended IL thus far gives bright hopes the
future and enables the subscriber say with onhsgs n
an who wish TO make practical sppi.cati0 ef the gydro
pathic Water Cure treatment that they pursue
here under the most favorable auspices for of
disease The location although in the vicinity
of Of the most beautiful cities In Union s very
retired fine bowling saloon erected the past season
TO which patients have exercise and smuse
ment All patients will be required to furnish three com
forters two large woolen blankets two shees
coarse linen sheet, and SIX towels
The price Tor board medical advice and all ordinary at
tendance Of nurses is So per week. payable weekly Per
in INDECENT circumstances and coming well recon-
mended will in be taken reduced prices pro-
vided they are willing 10 take second rate rooms.
All communications must be most paid
T. T. SEELYE, Nj. D., Proprietor.
Clersl1ud. MdU, l850-May 3O--2m
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GLEN HAVEN WATER CURE

THIS Establishment, having been completely rentted
this winter, is ready for the reception Of yssrs
II Is beautifully situated among the hills at the head Of
Skaneatees lake 10 supplied with purest of water ana
ample in quantity.
is easy Of access. Persons from New York Boston
Albany, or Buffalo, be brought by railroad and steam
boat on Sksneateles lake. to the CURE and from the
southern part Of the State reach by the
and Glen Haven stage Persons wing to bring horses
and carriages can have them Kept in stables which are
new and commodous and the guests Cure will receive
svery attention. JACKSON GLEASON 90
Gten Harsn, Scott, Cortland Co., ~ Y, Apra, 1850
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Nov. 25. 3 Cornhill Bostoa.
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ENGLISH FREE LABOR PAINTS

A LARGE assortment, just reeeiv ed by GEORGE W.
IA TAYLOR, northwest corner Of Fifth and Cherry
streets, Philadelphia.
N b. This establishment is devoted to the products Of
compensated labor and large variety Of Dry Goods and
Groceries here provided for those who really wish to be
nonslaveholders. 9th mo- l2th-lmo
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BLACKWOOD's MAGAZINE AND THE BRITISH
QUARTERLY REVIEWS

OWING to the late revolutions and
~ among the nations of Europe which have followed each
other 10 such quick succession and Of which the end
YETI the leading periodicals Britain become invested
with OF interest hitherto unknown They occupy
middle ground between the hasy and necessar
imperfect records Of the newspapers AMI the elaborate
and ponderous treass u be furnished by the historian
proper call renewed attention 10 these periodicals. and the
prices which they offered TO Subscribers The
following Ia their list, viz;
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, and
BLACKWOOD'S EDINB'GH MAGAZINE
In these periodicals are contained the views
though firmly expressed Of the three great Eng
lsnd-Tory Wing and Radical Blackwoodn and the" Lon
don Quarterly are Tory the Edinburgh Review Wing
and the Westminster Review Liberal The North
British Review Its establishment the great
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views any Of the grand departments II human know
LEDGE IL originally edited by Dr. Chalmers, and
since his death Is conducted by his soninaw Or Hanna
associated with Sir David Brewster its literary charac
ter 10 Of the very highest order.
The "Westmnsterp though reprinted under that title
only is published In England under the title Of the For
eign Quarterly and Westminster being In fast union
ofthe two Reviews formerly published and reprinted under
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bDaton unitog In work the best features Of both
heretofore issued.
The above Periodicals reprinted In New York immed
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originals Biaekwoods Magazine being exact smile
OF the kdinburQh edition.
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THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY,

No 1876 GREENwrcH STREET, New YORK.
THE propretors beg TO call the attention Of
in Tea and the heads of families to the choice and
selection Of Teas by them and hitherto unknown
in this country which by their fragrance and decacy
bned with virgin purity and strength produce infusion
Of SURPRISING richness and flavor.
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AIS Prizes in all.

Those persons who prefer lower priced Teas receive
their prizes In proportion they will be purchased for
cash, at 9 reduction Of 10 per cent.
OF Country Agents required. Applications to be adj
dressed, post paid to the Companys Depot as above.
Iune 6-3m
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The Teas offered are the follOwing:

The I'd n Mixture, compound OF the most
and choice Teas grown the fertile
and genial soil Of Assam lU do.
With view encourage the introduction of these match
less Teas 1t Is the intention Of the propretors distribute
by los among the purchasers quantity Of Teas equal
the FIRST YEARS. PROFITS the sales effected.
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the package
bered certificate emitting him to chance in the Dsr
button!
For every fifty cents laid out and the receipts
ins TO $4,000 the aforementioned parcels Of Tea to the
value Of ten per cent 000 will be given away boz
muses., according to the following scale:
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WHEELAN A WOOn.

WHOLESALE and Retail Boot and Shoe MaaufacfrT-
w ers, sign OF the BIG RED BOOT No. 81 Lower
Market south sde doors Of street Gin
cinnsti-Dealers in Boots, Shoes Palm Leaf Hate &s
J. p. WHELAN.
May 23-Iy A. WOOD
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G. w. SEAT0N,

A TT0RNEY and Counsellor at Lar, and Solicitor IN
"A Chaneery, will give prompt attention all bu mess
intrusted to his this and the adjoining counties
Houngsfotcn, MdhoniHg Co., o. Msy Sly
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BENEFITS DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

Pennsylvania Ape,me, Washington Cuy, one door
nest of Gilmaws Drug Store
THE citizens Washington and strangers visiting the
city respectfully informed that the subscriber
just opened gallery above which he has fitted up
CANT STYLE with ali che latest improvements including
AN EXTENSIVE SKYLIGHT.
aud prepared 10 take pictures Of all sizes single
groups which his long and great embo
den him TO will be pronounced by competent judges fully
equal TO any specimens Of the Photographic ever produ
ced in the United States.
Cabinet pictures, measuring eleven by fouree pches
A]A 1910
types.
Pictures taken equally well in cloudy in fair weather
Perfect satisfaction warranted in cases
ns pnbnk respectfully lksAea 70 can and examine
specimens. N s. BENNETT.
Jan. 3l-ly
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EXCHANGE BANK OF r.. w. LATHAM * CO.,
Washington, d. C.,
EALS in checks, drafts acceptances promssory notes
~ hank notes, aud coin.
BANK NO. ES.
Notes all solvent banks In the United States bought
and sold at the best prices.
DRAFTS NOTES, AND BILLS,
In Washington and Georgetown collected and remittaneee
promptly made, in Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston funds, at q charge Of onequarter per cent.
COLLECTIONS
Made In all the principal cities Of the Union on the
favorable terms.
EXCHANGE.
Bills Of exchange and bank checks most Of the prnc
pal cities Of the Union bought and sold best
n5~ Office hours from eight o'clock A. NJ. to five p M.
Nov. l5-H
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HAMILTON COLLEGE.

THE Commencement at Hamilton College, Clinton, New
York, will take place Wednesday, July oath. During
the week the usual addresses will be delivered before
Society Of Christian Research by Rev Albert Barnes
Philadelphia before the Alumni by Hon William Bacon,
Of Utica Of the class Of 1922 before the Literary Societies
by Hon Perry b Stanton Of Seneca Falls and Poem by
Alfred b Street, Of Albany
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JOHN w. NORTH

JOHN w. NORTH,
A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law and General Land
n Agent, Falls Of st. Anthony, Minnesota Territory
Oct. lily
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sPRINGDALEBOA SCHOOL FOR GIRL

THIS Institution is agreeably situated m healthy part
OF Loudoun county, Virginia, eight miles OF Lees.
burg and two miles south Of the stage road leading
Washington TO Winchester.
The summer term will commence the 18th of Fifth
month (MAy) The winter will commence on the 18th
Of Eleventh month, tNovember)
The branches taught areResding Writing, Arithmetic
Geography History, Grammar Composition
Natural Philosophy Astronomy, Chemistry, Botany Alge.
bra Rhetoric, the French Language Drawing, Painting
and Needswork.
Lectures delivered Natural Philosophy Astrono.
my and Chemistry illustrated by pleasing experiments
library cabinet Of minerals and philosophical appa
ratus provided for the of the school The
strictly parents and effort made TO induce in
the minds Of the pupils love Of knowledge and desire Of
~ NS.>5
sl1d washing, are SoU per
annum $50 term Of % weeks The only
80 cents quarter for lights and pencils 50 per
quarter French lessons and the for wing and
painting Books and stationery furnished at the pr
ces, when required
Scholars sent to the Point Of Rocks will be conveyed
the school free of charge by giving timely notice. directed
TO Purcels Store.
Dsc6. SAMUEL M JANNEY Principal.
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Tribune Building PHILADELPHIA northwest Of Third
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BOAR DING,

MRS. EMILY H. STOCKTON, No. l6I Chestnut stree
WI between Fourth and Fifth streets, Philadelphia.
Oct. 25--tf
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IN the House Of Representatives, June 4, 1885,
ICONrTunEn
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OLD DOCroR JACOR TOWNSEND.

DISCUVEHEh
THE GENUINE TOWNSEND SARSAPARLLLA
old Dr. Townsend about seventy Of age and
~ has long been known the Author and Discoveer Of
the genuine original " Townsend SarsapGriHa" Being
poor he peed limit its manufacture by which
hiss been kept out Of MARKET and the sal crcum
scbed TO those only who bad proved its worth and known
its value II had the u many
those persons who had been healed Of dsa and
saved from death proclaimed its excellence and wonderful
baalin
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GENTLEMEN My wife suffered with distress and burn
ing In her chest many years. and daughter a
Hcted her birth with humor In her blood We
suited various physicians and tried numerous remedies
without much benefit until heard through Rev Thomas
Davis great medicinal value Of Sands Sarspsrla
On his endatn, wife and daughter decided
trying it, and experienced permanent benefit My
daughters skin appearance entirely from
being rough hard and scaly IL became smooth and soft
NV wife's suerings almost gone, and its short
time longer is firm belief will! produce rerect
Yours, with respect, G.S. HENDRICkSON,
Pastor offhe Baptist Church at the
SANDS EngLxh Neighhorhond
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IIvTrrIoL ksp HslIFks-sfssN.tIpV sfaNris poston
rstten sd salt. Nsfsrs Arussrenr and wif-
Sttvn wife sns chii1 ssnsned as hsnsasid Drsyt.n
ssrestt IS sfra kessia aua sifs. sGana MshelL
q Tshsf. fUulr. A. PeNn. Ga fnWfy a. Nar
fssg Isncy. a bsvsus srd vi'e, 1ehs Dat,.r iehs
yenss, usriurn, t-'ti., D tssrt Aht.nisld,.
niantesffer. Contest, Gsstsllfn n. Hnvsrd wtiisn
nsNeitl unshs. Hisetsefd thsstier Gsirirt N.tesf
chsd~ict, rireih. Rsthrats. Neksy ~ife. sns 10
Hutehirt.r, NsiHs W. scfa, ma n.ehy Day, Niss.
Dab ara sons. Master Hsstin Hsa ae--'s sorslsy
ard " C1ts-ha
Frcw Hsffax ss..r, ssNsbN gi Hen sat wife Dexter.
40. I'D euneeu, Firi Hamiltoa. frts-r.
Mr. hrr. aud Niss garfstt-it Tstsl. -
Nrrvirss- nark Iaretts ftsh-rspt ssyhe~ yo.ars,
81 Nrcri. Psdre as va Obreson Ensds Slva. o.
Cuta
Aia~~rrs Hasauet.
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VAL Hanter vill forfeit any SAN, failing
s.y that nader his care msst~v
ssndnr .r amietns Pattern. invited HE Dispes
No Dtvsee street Nev rerh city thsnsands srs
eurrd Yearly W his practical svperiense r.esss
Stranger. sne others vhs have bee. urforun.s
lection 81 rhrseiaa solicited D. call Dscsrs
His .s. reussy Heaters ReS Drep-.hs, trsusiss ne
Iuark dcctcrs mueheurcs ke nsxr
Price one Dollar Re,d sse ReaeetThe arstef voui1 a.
we'll 20 rsfee, before trusting their he.h hsrpss ssA
IN their lives the hnnds isns-
rant q veneresl ssf msrcaris disssss IL certainly
resstls for 70 undsrstsnt all the ills the
family s~hect 80. Dr Hunter Known be moss
suesesfu rrscttgner In the United States Years
tse exclusively Devoted - the stuay aud t-stert
diseases srisiss from imp-r.ie q s beea vAe.by ne
scns.tfutien become srf@~hist WALLS ps~s~y
eusrsrtes s--~ty ~v--s.
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q Zoo REwARD.-CRossMAN'S SPECIFIC MIX
OOO for the Of gonorrhca. OF all remedies
yet discovered for the complaint hisis the most IL
makes n speedy and without the least
srieton in diet. drink. change In application
business The proprietor eha single instance Of re-
gonorrhua be brought which the mixture will not
under forfeiture Of 500 Many cured in two days
Sold store 23 Broadwsy, Of Chambers
street, also No 10 Astor nouse st ITO Broadway and loo
Fulton street corner Of william.
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~ he raiure s,mpia prorvss ssns~quenee. re-sdiss
n the rrnital inclndsr sre.
ture diseases rrsesAiinr renerrs tvsr 10 other wors
a. kc adapted estfy iaaivid 81 bath THIS
truis usefa verk tbs sutiect written psis
isnuse the rrcpes for ~ wsicis.s faithfully riven-
aed e. H. rrsetciy usefrl % every IN rao.
sfh sdor 81 page rre~ 81 Nay 10 he'd q the ssss~r
a. Crceuv ch stres.. or xfaiiet free ~ post.
CLArs co. Fasiisssrs, ~ Aaa ur.t
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nHsoRnIsor IN CONSULTED ON vKNnRnAl
~ dise.sss wtth henorsbls eerndencs. practice 81
e~.kl-s hin perfeetly wfthsut
sury kscspt essss renevee In fsv tsSa ssret,rM
a.f rsrfrst esskness Ne invsrtshly eur~s No fee VII
s-r.S &C. ~ f@-se- sirs-si- Me sees Hk vvi,as ~
NV RENEDIEs asD QUICK vUREs-fRfvArr
~ dssss sera,,i veal genital dsetbty tmre.e.sy
ths fesu psa ~ Dr. On LANgf ~ Lisrensrs street
near brcsf~ay r-ffsct cure warrsntes ~ All cnrses
sot nssa,us-usly Hi. ppulsr treatise 90 sese dis-
~ hsa " sffrs.nr pet paid rrs Irratm-o
slss ~ letter. In knss rrvnch G-rssu krsneh sst
rerturu~r, Fersle p~-t-<icsi rills. pr-cs. se 81
nn. sAIPn. AUrHoR or rHH PRACTICAL PIT
~ we Tresd-s." ss-o~cs hrurs ~ A ~ ssc Y.
NJ tsustsy .sesrsse l-se. er.sn-seh ssrsss rne~
~ke syfiy he e~rsf ell ~
rrset he ss~s se< rsrsiy - me s-re IN s,rssnrs
frv~ ta srst ireipt>rt - IL sfvsnce< ss< sf
alec. N s~minsl aseasss ffru
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As~f<s.
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MEDICAL.
ON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE

DARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
disease-vsnereal warts goncrrhea reet syphhs ss"
cured la few hour b. vegetable local appea1Va ta-
out Cases of fourteen that tn, other physcans
gave up perma emily cured Hundreds Of eertihc.es VIA
yerfy assertion. that others equal IT, Emissions
debility, any rsse, resst a by new mode
Female hregulsrity Pills: 81 - az ,.
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EyRRI MOTHERS BOOK. OR MORAL PHysIeLosY-
q We're this book carefully read ~ married person
and its aavce followed the fears 81 poverty aud the
Of large family Of children would be sbvate fsi
sale Ann street. Also the revsie po-tperese pills
The book hsd No ~ south Third street. phla
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Female irres"iAr'y Piiis q ,voSr 40 eo.as ,rs.t.
pani,a.By Dr. NJ Haarcsas rros pssd q Dl,sA..
areetionate wife, and pecuu difficulties to he husband
e z ssss p % those s"s
Ds,SS s,Tss a: ut, SSlo.Ss important '''rs'' "n'i
those health does not permit of an increase Of
ms s,s sy s'tsGa %te che
either Su sd or The one as hass
ean discover the ehases symp.ons and "a. mss
remedies ana moss certain MODE OF cure every
Extract of Letter from Gentleman in Dayton ohoj
pA'roN may LOAF
Dn N. sAvni.sAU l.. .....,,,,,, .,nx,nv ia,
,sh and suffering sae uontSs sesrs aud during
and proratsd aer putting lie in mminent DANGER sne
this Of things iaeviabe and resigned ayss
Sssrd your book hish, poEsn o. attaining natter
reaching On ~ receipt and peru al csPnst 81;
6s joy psss. '%S'
opened prossees 20 me- whieh ttis posi-
BE- this another woala have Eassea S.s,
ia grave and my children left moiherlsss -,
,aross SUBJECTS treated they nature stfosl,
isssnded Tor the married or those e
las iS sss st re- " Ss YORK. I,ss Asa%y wa
en sbe rein Of aooY will be trsnsmtted hs mail
tree 81 sp POSTAGE TO any part he United
ps. Se% Tcrs oitP o'' once ias Liberty 81
DoCToR YOURSELF PRiyATELY-Fok 23 CENTS.
~ By the Pocket sculafin- or Every obe MS
Own physiean-Twent y-ehth Edition .th one handred
engavngb showing Private Deases aud Maliormtuons OF
the Genestve system every shsse and form - winch
added Treae the Diseases Of Fem aes intended Tor the
of females only see page 1901 being 81 the hsnes. I'M
married people those contemplating marriage,
by VIII an Young a.. Graduate 81 tn. University o.
Pennsy The forms Of Secret seases semi
nal Weakness Disease OF the Prostate cani lmpotency
SOltars Habits Youth, faithfully desorhed ana All
the recipe. given IN plain lanruag The chapter on Sell
Abuse Seminal Weakness worthy OF patcnhr ateu-
snd shond be read by Young men wha nave
bee unfortunate eonaeng disease previous 70 placing
yeursef DOCTOR matter what MS
professions he. 81 this truly useui WORK
Strangers visiting she city, particularly those coatspat-
marriage don think If returning home without copy
the Pocket hcuauus. SEES captains and persons going
SHOULD possess Dr. YOungs Treatise Marriage the
Pocket Every One His Own Physcian Price
25 each, copies for dollar Copies Of the
work Will he in this country on their
hitting the number Of copies they may want
In letter paid addressed 10 3 Peterson No "
Chestnut street philadelphia 20 whom all crdrs must be
addressed The postage single TO place 10 only
81 For sale. New Yori at StringeI Fownsents
No ?22 BroadwsN Dewitt Dsyenports, Tribune Bald
ngs II Brothers No. 81 Ann rect; T. Burgess,
No ~ Boston. Mass Feridge Co., aud Red
ding Co.'s; Bsltim.re, Nd, WIN Taylor Y CO Jarvis
buildings; Washington, D. o. Shl ngtons New Orleans,
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Pittsburgh Pa NJ A. Miner and j. y. Hslmes cineinnsti.
Pae A
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nR. WARREN is C0NFIDENTIALLY CoNsUbTRt
~ private diseases practice OF eighteen tire,
which in hopital enables Dr. W. TO tbs vors,
See his diploma in hs ce. No. Mott ttreet with
the the In and medi
cine this hiss produced charge.