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T-To Voters Of Washington announce myself
once and previous the election
embrace tho opportunity of addressing the people in their
cIques which
controlled municipal elections, and the necessity OF
the people taking the matter into their own hands .
10 EDWARD D. KOBINSON.
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BY DYER d MCGUIRE,


GOVERNMENT SALE AT THE UNITED STATES CAPT.
TOIOn Friday afternoon May 10, at O'Clock, In the area
naval monument, shall sell about
100 lanterns
garden cedar
Lot of wrought and castiron
Lot of wire, and force pump &C.
order Commissioner of Public Buildings.
May lid DYER MCGUIRE
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FARMERS and Merchants. Bank, Washington,
Ghe notes Of hank, and two dollar issues,
signed Chas w. sahan president, and VIM. r. smitbson,
viii be redeemed the Posmsc Savings Bank,
Post Office, when presented
prescribed
addressed O. w, Stathnm
Washington, poet paid, to receive prompt attention -
May 6-eo6uf O. w. sTATHAM h Co
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A DEMOCRAT.

A PUBLIC DEBT PUBLIC BLESSING Inc wings, ~
would appear from the arguments made use OF by ine,r
press sl adhere TO this doctrine. They would fam
make the people believe that by the expenditure oil nine
millions OF dollars upon canals, Il would 30 increase
tile business upon them that the State would soon be
AHA TO realize enough from the pay all lis
penses Does any one believe this' Is II not like all
other promises Of the wings, ony made TO be broken r.
T,nsslss r.port the wealth that to flow into the
rsssurv from the impulse" movements Of that day
The wings expended The money, but the people have not
been able realize any other beneft than derived
~. ~ vr.nt az heavy taxes The same result will fol-
low The passage OF this bill. Is i not encouraging
au.I--At an election for charter officers At
Fulton. Oswero county, on Wednesday last. the battle
was fought the "esna issue and the rs.n was wha
glorious victory for the democratic canodaes wn IN,
ssvn,v.I themselves hostie to the "nne-mlion debt
scheme Of The wings This is the frs, gun on the 9th
insta Mt the wings will ge, full broadsde-N 7 paper
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS win he received until Saturday, the eth
building eight frsteia the city OF Washington
according 10 plans and specifications prepared.
printed specifications had Ior b.
application 20 the subscriber at Washing whoa
will be addressed pnsp,id
w. w. CDRCORAN
May l5--2awh Republic
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nv A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

ZINE DURHAM BULL CALF AT AUCTIoN.-Oa Saturday
in front auction 10
O'Clock, fubed Durham bull calf belonging Mr..
The Durham stock of Mr. c. well known
pure superior-o country Ths
gallons milk
wishing their stock will do well to Al
the sale. Terms cash.
A. GREEN,
May l4--3t Aucuonssr.
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Our readers will find in another column a defence OF
the colony of Liberia against certain charges preferred
by Lieut. Forbes of the British navy. which insert al
the request OF the chairman OF the executive committee
of the Colonization Society.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


DauAaofe money lhafhd
BALnaoRK, May I5-5, p. m.--Maryland 6's closed
day al iolA oid-lo3 asked Baltimore g. $780, lO]i bid
1908 asked Baltimore aud Ohio railroad bonds - bid ;
duo shares, n bd-77l asked York aud CuInbe rand.
zSs bd-a asked; Baltimore and Susquehanns 10 asked
PnrsBuso, May Is.
Wilson's saw-mill destroyed by fire Yesterday to-
gether win some buildings adjoining The loss 10 very
heavy.
There are Al feet in the channel
NEW YoaK, May I5-2 D. m
The ship.chandlery of White " Roberts was DESTROYED
by fire this morning The loss is $40, OOO
AT Providence Or. ID the wings elected their mayor
and nearly all their aldermen without serious opposition
Stocks are unchanged Barngs circular the
prices of American aries In London were FULLY main
ained Sales of $500 bbls -four, common State brands
81 06 Corn is active, and prices are advancing-saes
of 20 900 bushels mixed $50 Mess pork has
movement. The sale went oil inac,ively
Cotton very ed and 1t is difficult to give quota
lions The decline is about a ID. on middng qualities.
Whisky, % cents.
Bosros, May l5-s, p.
The Cambria arrived at her wharf half past O'Clock
this morning Mr.. Sumner, in letter pting the
atoal office denounced strongly move
ments, North and South.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
The steamship City of Glasgow sailed to-day for Liver
pool, with $4,000 specie and l3i
The Albatros has arrived from Charleston
NORFOLK, May l6.
The report that the Susquehanna to leave Tor New
York this morning incorrect although orders TO that Ell
expected The Jamestown is still at tho anchorage
Our markets are unchanged Yellow corn, 50 10
White and Mixed 81 cents Cotton and lumber unchanged
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This body adjourned die at o'clock the
ing OF the l4th Fty-fv members majority OF the
whole body-have issued an address appealing to The
people in behalf of the constitution which has been
framed, from which make the following extract:
The constitution gives equal representation
popular branch OF the legislature, while it reduces
number Of delegates and dminishes the Of
tina, department Of government secures to the people
direct and extensive agency in the election OF public
office also deprves the Legislature Of the authority
public debit and in many other respects imposes
sautay restraints upon its power The Judiciary depart,
nen also has been reorKanzed in render IL
moro effective and less expensive, and to place under
sounder and direct responsibility the great
vative power Of the State The constitution has also
established treasury department, efectualy to
guard against Encouragement losses Of the public
money; and above all, and over all, have insured to
people Of the Stale future conventional REFORM by d.
ectng the OF the people be taken every tenth year
Tor and against convention, and providing Tor the
bling Of snch convention majority oil the people may
require their government and all abuses
having their origin in its peculiar organization"
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

No. ~. Washin gton, March 81, 1851
l. The companies OF light artillery, except In the
eastern Acknowledgment (K) let the
western divsion-BIaggs tC) Sd regmcnt-wIl be dis.
mounted and the horses turned to tho Q,srtemaster
Department.
II. The -four companies OF tho 7,b infantry at Fort Lesv
enworh will be dsmounted and the horses urncd
the uartcrmaster Department, mount the recruits
under orders for the companies Of the LIST and "a dagoon
in New Mexico.
III Tho number Of enlisted of ordnance will with.
delay, be reduced 250 a. limited by the
act OF April g. 1892, section L.
w. In cases OF necessity. officers OF mounted corp.
toned the frontiers may, h tho sanction OF
OF the post, colonel of the f serving
the field be allowed to purchase public horses mules
exceeding at the price paid by the United States
Public horses 20 purchased by officer shall be
chsuxrd Tor any other public horses returned tho pub
lie service.
Pa, axraph 92S'C'cnsrai Regulations" &c la4i-makss
officers the Qnatefnsser Department responsible
public animals Nc. bc not ed Tor private purposes. but
b. employed u-,d Exclusively in the public nrp,es
This prohibition extended jtagooa and arery
and whenever ~lcef entitled losye shall be obe ed
40 public horse IRON any emergency public
Service Will deduct ration OF ofags Tor day the
animal 10 SO used on his next pay socoont On such
sons Of the nporarY OF public animals monthly
port viii be msdo to tho Qanetmsser Genera OF the
names OF persons using snmsls and the Myth oil
time they used.
by order of the secretary Of Wsri
r.. JONES' AdIt General
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no OF Washington, ID. C.-The undersigned,
the instance fmany friends respectfully announces that he
and solcits
ensuing should he be fortunate TO be
by majority your will justify the csn
faithful and impartial discharge
which viii In that event devove upon him
IS JNO J. MULLOh.
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M Nominn tion-John McDueli candi
''' ~ MANY VOTERS
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The steamship City of Glasgow sailed to-day for Liver
pool with $4,000 specie freight and l3i
The Albatros has arrived from Charleston
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Wilson's saw-mu Was destroyed by fire yesterday.
heavy.
There are Al feet water in the channel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22

trout, woOdcock, woOdduok, young chicken, par
fridge, and delicate venison.
While peuning these random lines. hear a sere-
made breaking the dull ear of rainy night. True
cavaliers they who fear not the damp or cold for
their lady fair 'Ts meath the window of the fair
Castilian Sonora. What soul, passion, feeling has
the Spanard and above all the inspidtrivoliies Of
fashion. Educated are they in cad and heart not
in heel and toe. However, rive a folly, i.
Anlin,promptu dinner, by fourteen gentlemen, was
rendered Sir Henry Bulwer, who ,e oted The fs s
of in Marion's restaurant. The cuisine under
Le Count, who surpassed himself. Every delicacy
Of the season appeared on the table; the wines
unrvallei. Her Brit inic Majesty's repre-
sentative endeared himself all present, by the cou
tesy Of his manners, his liberal vs., and lively nd
and sparkling animation of his conversational powers
and the guests we're, Mr.. Sldell, Mr. Lord, Mr..
Clinton MIR. Duncan, Mr.. Sheaf, Mr. Pringe, Mr..
Walsh, and others. Sir Henry, in reply TO toast,
spoke as follows, as near We can get at it =
" He avowed sincerely the great pleasure he felt
in being among US, and that no had taken every
opportunity, aside from diplomacy, to meet socially
and should continue to 60 so, the citizens of this
country. lie thought it the best way to inter-
change good fello wship, and he fervently trusted
that the amicable position of the mother and the
son would never be disturbed" &c.
The hotels are as full as is this letter
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DsATH OF THE WHITE MOUNTAIN PArRLncu.-
We learn from the White Mountains, that on
Tuesday night, the venerable patriarch of tho
mountains, Abel Crawford, Esq departed this life.
He died after lingering and painful illness, at the
OF the earliest settlers in those wild and secluded
regions, having resided for about sixty years on the
spot where the Mount Crawford House now stands,
about six miles below the Notch valley. His name
and his memory will long be cherished by all who
have ever frequented those regions. Possessing
most staworth frame and vigorous constitution, no
always noted for the energy and strength Of his
character, and his sterling integrity He was one
of an honored class-ths hardy pioneers Of the will
derness-whose numbers are rapidly passing away.
In the death Of the old patriarch Crawford, the
White Mountains lose one and not the least, Of their
many great attractions. frdrciltr Jnty 10.
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NEW HAVEN.

Nsw HAvrS July II, ISL
Sunmp Boamy Of N0e Hdru-Tye DidgnDfco,ce
Of ho EimS-Diusic On hc 5rtH-TEc dri,io,racy
ofhe Arcnues-Styic Of P,ipate Minsions-Hiy
Day at the college Chagci-Ner Haren Ladies
Commemorative Ha'cyon, Sc
A comfortable and delightful passage, Of about
five hours length, on board the steamboat Travel.
ler freed from the sutry air and dusty streets Of
New York, and set US down here, in the midst Of
the most charming scenery in Connecticut AT no
time Of the year does the " City Of Films F" combine
so many attractions to invite strangers to seek her
quiet streets and shady walks, as at the present.
The lakes in the neighborhood offer an induce
ment both for sailing and fishing for pleasure,
while the woodcock and duck give you the health Of
exercise out of the gymnasium, and the sport Of
shooting outside of the gallery The elms. which
were much injured by species Of caterpillar in
the spring, have again put forth new leaves, and
now form splendid arches over the streets which
they shade. Ten thousand of these towering trees
bury city Of not twice that number of inhabitants
with their lofty branches making it look as IL it
had nestled in a forest for protection. When We
arrived in New Haven a band was playing on the
green, and the moon was sprinkling thousand fair
aud happy listeners, through the branches, with
her rays, while the soft plaintive notes seemed like
a voice Of music in The rustng leaves
Where the green boughs are hung with living lutes.
Through the good taste aud public enterprise Of the
citizens, this band i3 enabled to discourse sweet
music, two evenings in the week, throughout the
summer months. Society, here, is divided into a
greater number Of ranks than II Is even in Boston
or New York. Wealth is here cons deted, more
than sny where else, Constituent part 81 good
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LONG BRANCH.

PAVILION HOTEL, Lone BRANCH
July Is, 1851. :
FIRST Hop of the Season. Glorious Sport--Fishing-
Dancing-Bathing- to Secession.
A ride before breakfast, an elegant repast in the
extensive hall, table loaded with all the delisacies
of the season, most polite and attentive hosts and
excellent band of trained walters, render the
morning meal ''recherche." A lounge then, amid the
ar bors on the beach, dash at billiards, and Skin
msh of Irritation in the ladies' parlor, brings it to
the bathing hour, and who describe the glorious
sport of the bath as it is 'done up at this estab-
llshment. The finest bathing beach, noble surf
and experienced bathers render this spot pecu-
liarly adapted for the lovers of aquatic sport.
This new and extensive establishment must now
take the rank to which it is entitled first among
the most fashionable and pleasant Of the watering
places. The building is most capacious, with all the
comforts and conveniences desired. The proprie
tors, Messrs. Morris and Levy, are gentlemen de-
voted to the interest and comfort Of their guests,
and the tone of refinement which pervades the Spa
vilion" stamps the character of its visiteIs among
the select. Much rs has heretofore been done to
delight the visters, it was naught in comparison
to last evening, when, without any previous notih-
cation the large folding doors were thrown open,
and displayed the extensive ball room brilliantly
illuminated; the merry sound of music soon col
quadrille succeeded waltz and waltz polka, in rapid
succe ssion until late hour, when the company re-
tired, delighted with each other.
Much Of the festivity Of the evening was owing to
the rich galaxy Of beauty that adorned the circle
Amid SO much loneliness, it would be invidious to
New Jersey we're all well represented, and even a
South Carolina nullifer, who was present. was COM
PEELED to strike his flag, and yield to the union Of
wit, mirth and beauty.
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MEDICAL.

DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIvATt
diseasea In few hours By vegstsbls spplica alton
without pain In debility brought By improper habst
she local remedy and can show hers are thousand
who ssnnot be cured without ~ he has daily
yetr Duration from the other physicians n ALL he guarah
ties permanent cure He has structures daily he
without csustc which others caused ~ their not expe
ling the former disease enough. He diploma. viii
she, and The hundreds Of certhcsses shov thst
oesl cured me u te- hours. after aasher dec
tor tried long tme.-C Derond- paid TNc 10 hyt
10 be cured weakness from sesbuse wthou,
NJ YET you cured by local aud general treaterA
short time.-Jas. Evans. Yeu cured Of she
sphte ulcers body and face In short tims after
had been under three physicians for yss besides usnf
eyery quach medicine could hear ofWm Ferguson. Per
hmboy Those At distance can, BY enclosing Tee ,,
treatsd BY mall. Once hours from 20 morning, ans
TO eevening. n. LARMONT n. D., a Resde sSresS tvt
doors nom Broadway, not in the store.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDENS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IS
WI cents. lriyste Boxes, 81 Benefit Of Miss Croeker
Tuesday evening July - will be performed, the comedy
Tnh POOR GENTLEhAS0Leut WOrthington. Mr.. Lynne;
u. Phillips; Frederick Mr. Palmer; SIR Charles Cropiand
Mr. forenee tmily Worthngton, Miss Crocker Lucreta
MTab. Mrs. Deering. After which the WORLDS FAIR
Or Columbia in the Cicuas-Joye. Mr. Johnston; Apollo.
Mr. Dunn Mercury, Miss Croeker; Bacchus Lyceus Mr..
Phillips Mars MT Fisreuce Neptune Mr. Fletcher Gany
mede. Miss Ly ster; Columbia, Miss Julia Gould.
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DE WISE IN TINE-DR HUNTER PROPRIETOR on
the old and long estsblishsd Hunterisn Dspensery
No. Division street, New York city, cures swtct
ures without any surgical operation or esustici sse
cures the debiltai ng effects Of solitary habits 10
be humbussed by the ousck doctors. but call and Sc
ofyour health and Money VERY New Yorker knows Dl
n must have had more experience In this branch nee
cine than any other man living Here are few who a.
sired The Doctor TO publish their proofs fou cured ne
four weeks Of dreadful disease that broke cut All over n
the effects mercury reduced that was iAA1
70 more than yes and had been given up ~ s'sss
cholera in three weeks dreadful disease OF more thaa
standing after three other doctors hsd not only diva
be in room with me-Jehn Buriey. Pilots Cook fvslvs
yeare spped London physician 70 be orrea Of
certain diseases he pronouneed we'll In three weeks Il
less than two months breke out again tried al otR
hydrs and many headed monster until called ~ ysur -
rsns'ry ,ovr {, .n S cre eTsr an sgssd -
street vhere Dr. Hunter, Red Drop be haA gssuaA
Price ~ only This remedy The patient Asaase
secondary sttsehs Trsssnsat ~ letter wsss svwv -
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rrHEnARRIED woaAs.s PRIVATE MEDICAL CON

flNHE HARMED NOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL OOh
yaniohby Dr. a. NJ hauricesn, Professor Of Diseases
Years Of suffering Of ant mental anguish % NAM
Al anoctonste wife, aud Isuaary teuties 90 tina hus
bend might have been spared By timely possession Of th
vOrf. 10 is intended especially for the married or thOs
Which should be known 20 them pastioularly
those whose health not OF an ncre
hmily u is Of especial mj orsanco.
Hers. also every fcm.icths wifi, ths mothsr,hs
either budding into anhosd ho in the dco,t.s
years in whom nature cOnte Important o. snss
discover the syu pons snd the moot eeisa'
dice and most certain mode % N every oonrlsa'
70 which her ser issubiec..
tEStrsot Of Letter from Osnsman In Dayton, Ohio)
On. An NAvnfcsAu;-.
NY DHss SIN Ny vie Ass bsea ssS,cY.biy siniLs 70.
guish suascug ophs before sni during her
hnement ever and de5tlisstse
aud prosrAtA her. putting her life IN im,aen danger,
which on the last occasion dspnre1 o. surrosos that
meet Ne worst Al ths time. lnov about two montLs
hssrdyou book highly spoken o. tanning m>ser
reaching On lee receipt and refus.l
pr,ss ths relief ~ shor5A distressed nina and
he joy ia PAGES impaired 20 WIFE, 80 learning thss the
r.s,s s, r. 49,, R,'y,sa sssssy
be- Buttor hs another rear vculd have passed
head, IN all human prob billy wife would have bees
IN her grave, and my eAlifon LED uotherlsss
a. Of course fmrractiosbe W convey mors fuy TIA
intended for the nsrrisd those Marriage
For sale q, n Brosdway sndSst the Publishing 0os lD
Liberty street. New York; Little Co, Albany; Joseph
Tseke Mobile AlAbama T. y. Peterson @ Chestnut street.
On The receipt Of o., soyy Will be transmitted By mail
free postage any part the United STATES Aitter
L24Nev York city. Once iz9 Liberty street,
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Supreme Court
SPECIAL TERM
Refnre Indrra Mitchell and kim

Before Judges Mitchell and King
JtLy 21-- Obddiah herconb rs. Eugen> ktfsfos.--De
ovefruled with leave to defendants to snswer In
twenty days, on payment Of costs
Nv ne moffff Of tridcng Btekndn street -Ordr appoint
ing Abraham aNeman, O. h. smith samuel II. Rug
giles commissioners.
IN Ne matter Of ui4ea,rg Urh sireei-Postponed till
wtdnt sdsy 90 be- heard before Jud .e fdmonds
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EVERY MOTHERS BOOK.-TUE FEARS or row
II etty and the prospects Of too fkre family OF chdrcn
prevent many prudent people from marrying: but here
book that will tell many important secrets which vii
22TsreoTs all such ohectons Price 81 for sale BY Dr.
Letters str.cted as above, to boz z New York p o. VA
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4 n
" between New Orleans and New York has just been
de ~ the ship winfield Scott, running With DIV
JAMS Patent Lubrcang Oil for every description u mach
uery This IL bot one Of many instances where steamer
have nade their shortest trrs since using this OIL viz The
Franklin ouruurinE the fastest Liverpool steamers
tie Brother Jonathan beating everything beseen NV
their trrs g Carlet0h with bali their usual quantity Of
spcrm oils the I'm and Alabama have res0rted 90 this
oil their journals COOL when sperm fails 20 do a. the
Reindeer outstrps every boat the North River vthor
Journal while the New world l. motimts delayed
severa hours consequence Of her machinery heating with
.etm cal We could extend the list but believe tie above
funccnt 90 satisfy all who unpreudcsi. Price Of
Devlans Patent Lul rcang oil ~; price Of sperm, 81
81 A. HlNCkIEY, Agent for Deylan'a Patent Lubri-
eating Oil. No. Battery place
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M EDICAL LECTURE ON SEMINAL DISEASES, By
A'l X Glover NJ. DThe first number gives the conse.
and cure Of class dsease generally not weua
derstood BY Medical men Treatment shown By an
enrrsvngs and instrument witch nvigorates debi
aed oreeps Fer sale az 2 Broadway and BY the suor
NO u Ann street. Price % cents
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THE ONLY SURE THROUGH flNE-AT THE VERY
u lowest rates.-1he splendid double engine steamship
tBEROKEE. commando by the popular Captain Wndle.
W leave Saturday 18th inst for Chsgrcs via HaYsHa,
with Tie Government Nails On Monday, TIE 2th inst the
splendid double engine steamship OnlO $3.50 tons Capt J.
Sthen1k, L. s. Navy will sail Tor Chagrcs direct. This
ht Target and best running between New York
aad Chagre No other lire guarantee through uke.,
but they or 90 guarantee 60 refund the money ranam
there should not happen 90 be indepen lent a.
here. Those who desrs be certain Of rough ticket
get them only in Ills line. Freight delivered Ia san
Francisco at 40 ents per pound For eish; passage, a;
lover rates than by any other line, apply u
BERTORD CO., Yescy street. Astor Houss.
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MEDICAL.

NEW MEDICAL BOOkS.--A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature ant treatment OF delicate diseascs
anG all tue Kindred afeetionsilustrased by
Ter Of beautifully eoored plates, large life by Homer
BosN!ek NJ lecturer surgery, and diseases Of th
above named nature IL is large quartoD pages secont
eddon Price SO Extract from the Boston Medical and
Surgical Jourusi % II may be said, arlessy ~ be eluA
to Records Actions works the family of dseaes
and FIR superior TO anything Of the kind published 10
this country Author Of The Family Physician, pro,
eents Autho. Of work Self Abuse. and its depo
rakle effects Ne. &c. sixth edition. fourteen plates pns
81 For sale at the publishers, STklNGEk TOWNSEND
222 Broadway; and by the author sol Broadway.