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RoMAscE ~ REAL LIFE-we were informed by the
officers the Eleventh Ward Of romantic marriage that
that district yesterday the correctness OF
which is vouched for by informauts as they are well
acquainted with all the parties gentleman from Ken
bachelor farmer aud possessed Of fair property
in the productive portions OF that State re
Gently trip to this city for recreation and whilst
StronE through the streets with friend said: wish
YOU would recommend some lady as am seriously
thinking matrimony His friend promised TO aid him.
AVID after parting that evening called upon widow lady
living north of Hamilton road betweeeu Poplar and Lo-
cust streets with whom he bad slight acquaintance and
informed her Of his mission The widow nothing oth TO
change situation agreed to risk the better or wose
that might and her consent The pegotiator
then called upon his friend and informed him OF the pro
gross he had madshat he had found for him life part
nrr-on- whose many good qualities fitted her admirably
TO his wife he immediately assented 10 tine ar
rangement and agreed morning to perfect the con
tract
Yesterday morning procured his license and in car
rave With his friend drove the house OF the lady and
for hr first time and introduced to- his future
bride She in all reudinrss stepped with him into the
proceeded the Lutheran Church, had the If
be suot firmly tied and from thence TO the mail
boat and have by this time reached their home in ~Old
| Kentucka Gin, Noppariel, LIST inst.
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Or in round numbers-S 81 900 600 0o0-one billion Of
dollars sum which at per cent, would yield s6oOoo
GOO annually, than sufficient to all the ex
penses the United States Government and of the Co.
of every State composing the United States -
if administered with republican economy
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Ma. NEATiE, The TRAoEpIAs--We take from the Aba
ny a. y Express Of the 31st ut, the following notice
Of this excellent actor; ...
This evening the Museum Mr. Neafe takes his fare
we'll of He determined to leave impression
upon the minds of citizens that 1t will be dcut TO
equal and impossible eface When know that the
occasion is for the special benefit Of this finished actor
this should be enough to fill the Museum to overfowing,
and 1t doubtless would but, if TO make
douby sure the attractions. regards the plays
almost stup ndous. What true German, what genuine
Switzer will lose the chance of witnessing two Of the
greatest plays produced by their native authors
viz The Robbers by Frederick Schiller, and The
stranger. by th- renowned Kotzebue. The whole Of
both these great plays will be given the evening
We shall be deceived indeed if there be not overflow
Those who desire to take their fames would do well TO
their seats at for there will be for
places. and those with ladies should be in time. Mr..
Seae last winter received the hands Of Legisla
ture the highest compliment paid 70 Of his pro-
iou Our readers cannot have forgotten the event Of
this being the recipient of most beautiful copy Of
Shakespeare presented to him in token Of their admiration
of him actor and poet. The production Of his
play called forth this compliment and II Is one Of
which the most gifted in land might ell be proud.
80 all this is the only time Mr.. y. viii appear this
season. he proceeds to the far South and
say fortune 20 with him. "The Robbers y has been
time in preparation and look for treat in ME-
| Aeafe's acting Of Charles de Moor
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Fr5mthe louisville Jos~nsI
DEATH OF THE OLD YEAR

81 FhAFS .N,'s''r
Upon his couch Of state the Old Year lies
stricken couqueror more 70 rise;
The purple Of the mela ncholy past
Il flowing round him while he etbeih fast
Beside him rest hts sceptrs and his crown
Oh royalty the Old Year gosfh down
All calm we stand beside his dying bed.
No tesrs--no tears above his death we shed
Beneath his iron footstep he hath crushed
The living ranks that to his rushed
And like a tyrant he hath trodden down
The nobest vassais Of his regal crown.
His hurried march hath rendered scre and bare
The lives that like magic gardens
Like flowers that fall the hoary frost before,
The hopes and dreams he touched return more
His step hath been upon our bleeding hearts
We should be false to weep as he departs
Fold sack n heavy curtain from the pane,
Ehe f-n.- moon looks brightly down again,
But 80 Der endors light another sky
The = his solemn grave viii iis--
The y f-1 pause that mighty name hath power
To ctr u Hiie 70 life's most brilliant hour.
The lsi ses q his heart ~. almost past-
The cold sepulchral-stone VIII seal him fast
Yet IN the souls best chamber darhIy lies
The portrait Of the year with haunting eyes
The Bonarehs of the earth lose power With breath,
But Time, old Time Is strong long after death
There iieth gloom upon bis stormy brow
Through coming years TO make our spirits bow
And strength within those stern and solemn eyes-
The strength TO waken sumbering agonies
Upon his image be hath wreaked a spell
spell Of memory dark as hopes farewell
The stars roll on their cold eyes neve, wesp
Zen though the year lies wrapt In his last sleep
The royal year that from the spirit land,
Came down to wear the purple Of command
All crowned with mirth he csme-with song and wine
His reign On all hath marked weary sign.
The heavens sra still, as by deaths cloudy shore
The angels stood % bear the Old Year Ger;
Bat earth rings loud and clear her Joyous shout
The reign If the Oij Year Is almost out
Another Of the princely years Of time
WIN don the mantle stained with grief and crime.
The sun may now a brighter promise
BE still oh earth the Old Year fair;
Tn espgels stand to guard Us from his frown-
They cannot take away his kingly crown;
Sadly they mourn our grinding cares to see
They speak. redemption's ia eteruitvD ~
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Emma snodgrass the girl in mems clothes, we have
already stated was in Boston, few days ago.
charged with wandering about without Of support
She appeared in the police office in male attire, with
small cane in her right hand, and plead not guilty
Theoowng is Of the evidence brought out at the
examination:
Mr. Oliver and Mr. Marsh testified that they had
her in the street in male apparel Ave six times that
she to their knowledge behaved in improper
Except in wearing mans dress) and never, 50
they knew begged Of any she stated TO them
she thought of either going to work here or Of
turning to NewYork. Mr. Holmes first her in the
police office month ago. at the time OF her first arrest
she male apparel and then arrested in conse-
quence of telegraphc dispatch from her father in New
York that she had away she stated that she bad
left home because she wanted to little of life, and
bound to. She always willing to pay her expen
and while in custody OF the police her supper was
paid fof from her money.
John Augustus testified that her behavior was always
good drinking or smoking One reason given BY
her putting male apparel that she could not
bear clothes. Mr.. Eaton testified that she had
been complained Of beggar but that numerous
complaints bad been made of her going about in male
pare Her father. Mr. Snodgras captain of the nrst
ward police in New York
Mr. Miken hotel keeper testified that the defendant
had frequently boarded his house. where her behavior
She always willing to pay her bills In
conversation with her she stated that there person
in fathers house whom she did not hke-eithar
mother in law or house-kreper.
The court after giving her kind lecture upon the i'm
proprey her conduct and urging her to return to her
father discharged her from custody For month past
been in the habit Of lodging in different hotes in
Boston, appearing Change and other public places
The city officials been somewhat puzzled to the
means of putting stop to her proceedings
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VOLUME V.
RIVER AND MARINE.

EOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-
An Al new Baltimore Clipper Brig, lS daily expected
heavily ooppere welt found 10 respect Capacity 1900
hsa For psuay hpply 10 GW. HYNsoN, so Camp st. decd
NTEW ORLEANS EbllGRANT AND III.
REMITTANCE OFFlCE-lThe undorgignsd at his old FIX
established Office, continues TO accommodate persons
a.nV sight dughs payable post town IN the HboveH"sd
Kingdom suit lie also usna eonha'a ashE ps-
this city gol ipg ana fanHe
arna Parer living At sanss addrsssns tpo pd) 70
I'd S''1' John TooLE, 2s BANK Place.
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WANTED.
TO RENT.


TENO RENT LOW TO A GOOD TENANT. 81
The SECOND and THIRD STORY o. Birch Bald ng oP Ii
po' DsySes Market containing seven large to VIII Etsn aH
saab'e private sriin ghpaa For particular,
aPry 10 a sRUENS, N III Drug ,r on as pr-n -. lass
FlyO LET large Office, first floor, 81 a
n Common street. App'y the prsnisea, to "a
EARELlJ a
vE7O BE LET-A Store suitable for an H=
j orreui very moafaieat Ne. IS Bank Place nov5 kA
TRyO RENT-The Lower Floor of No. 10 a
nova &C. BOGERT Il Co. 70 Camp street
FESO RENT.-The two-story and attic @
IL Bk Dwelling ersvsr and Greus streets For III
noys D.R. CARROLL, 50 Union Row, carondee street
YENO RENT--Two fine Offices on the third floor
n No. ST. Charles suitable for cotton factors eonini'
oriSo JtA. hsHBRIDcE & Co, 50 St. Charlie. street
OFFICE TO LET.-Front Office, Second q
Story, Camp the hr Of ~ ~
gsIn.r. Apply SAML WOLFF, on the pTemisss ocs II
vENO RENT-With immediate possession f1t
RACK OFFICE stairs 81 81 Common street. FL
opposite the City ~. Apply 10 BAfELL co. oes
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NroTICE to PLANTERS. etc.-The BRIDGE
CLOTHING EsTABLIsHMENT.-TAYLoR

HADDEN CO. es Canal r,-ee', Neweaus, and 249 Pearl
NewYork have always hanl in both places large oeE OF
CLOTHING SHIRTS AND GOODS OF the best styles
suited for both county and city trade, which they offer to deaets on
liberal terms. uoyfs uahls
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Win leave TUESDAY, January II, at S O'Clock p. N.
NOR NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, svy n
a RODNEY GRAND GULF ylcKsBuRG, DUCK -
PORT, SATARTA, LrNsRPOoL, YAzoo CITY, ,xzEEzzss1k&
fCHULA LAKE and all intermediate aangs-f a
pay EVENING PACKETrhe magnificent and swift rnnini
psssruger packet ID. g. STACY, Capt Tysu will lesy
FohI passage, having splendid recommendations app
hnari, ,orto SMITH flhlSTER, 81 foydraA street
~ ACk receiving freight at the foot OF Canal street
low er aide Of Ferry. jsn7
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A MEXICAN METALLIC LIFE PREsER

n ANDING.-
500 1bs SHAKER APPLE BUTTER,
500 do NEW YORK DRIED PLuMs,
1000 do, NEW YORK PEEL d PEACHES.
800 do NEW YOFM DRIED CHERRIES
10 doEsn h. CANS PREPARED MlNCE MEAl.
100 oHnistcrs BENIiS WATER CRACKERS.
READING BISCUIT.
ENGLISH RED CURRANT JELLY.
GOOSEBERkY AND RASPBERRY JAMS.
AMER CAN AND FRENCH fnhsERNES.
FRUITS IN JUICE AND BRANDY. -.
quarter cssk NEW ENGLAND CHERRY RUM
100 DRUMS NEW FIGS
100 and ii. boxes FIG PASTE,
essts PRUNE in Hhcs boxes. - g,
With aree assortment FRESH GOODS direct from New orb
and Boston, w. e. RAlMoNDs II camp tustt i'eoV W.
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.fLABAMA RlTER.

VIII leave TUESDAY, January II, at O'Clock D "
NNOR MONTGUMERY, WETuMPKA, ~ D
SELMA and al landings abaina River, via the at,
Basn-R Alabama River Packet
GEORGIA-The H~v light drunyht md swift
st.Hner GEORGIA, +. S mater receiving freight,
and p,ysiy For freight phngs, having
Surpassed apply board At the Sew Basin foot a
lula t..Uf t OtLE1Bl MAtAuLAf ~ ,npIp'pyl'a ~
Thr GEOGl receiving freight the lover ds O. The
Canal 9up. Ito tha Work h1ase iHn6
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TCRSBURG.

Will leave TUESDAY, January II, at O'Clock
ENOR VICKSBu RG ,WARRENTON, f.S h
4 NEW CaRIHAGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY lIS4k9N "a
AND NATIIEZ- TUESDAY Weekly Nieks- lt1sx0GA
burg Steamer MAGNOLIAThe magnificent
ding MAGNOLIA ST. Clair Thomasson
For freight passage apply on board orto
SMITH h FfMSTER, 81 Poydas street
tS The MAGNOLIA will be at the Levee This Morning ready to
I've freight will ako freight for YAzoo City,
There will Ccrk the Leyee early Saturday morning
tarecsise freight jams
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RED RTVER.

VIII TUESDAY. January II, at ocloek o.. ~
EYOR GRAND EC0RE, NATCHI- ~ =
n TOCHEE, ALEXANDRIA and all inferno sate l-haf
ndings-1he and light daught pI0
IA. FWar Paibr will leave above. For ireig
Rgs, apply board loot Of B.tnvlls street, or to
ianld Il. ". ROBINSON, Agent Is Canal street
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and large buyers generally stock Of FRESH TEA which
ne largest ever ole ed maket consisting Of 1000 packages IN
half chests la queared and fanny boxes cases OF y
,c etc via, Imperial yson Ponohong, Souchong, unpo"eIt
Young len o Fayefy Pecco rW-nkay Hysen Skin, chular
ng them are rhl and finest flavor in toe country
ree3l i. uAF'"& Co. 10 Teh0uphoulas street
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ICEL-J SrArroRp 4 Co. Wholesale and


bass half barrels tdy) of the celebrated bRiDGE
WATER rAIN warranted suPee l9 alS Mineral rem in We eenn
Alabama Mississippi Texas
BorIers filed BY the City sub Agents al same price as by The
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ST. Ii us.

viii leave TUESDAY, Janasry H. at O'Clock
NOR ST. LOUIS.--The splendid ~ n.
passenger steamer CATARACT, Abe Lfika Lfikni3 - q
inaT WI leave o the abose and n'@rnsdn,e Ian
above For ffezh' nppy On tOnrd
jal0 ROGERS NcGUltE & 60 Is Po5dr street
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VIII leave MONDAY Jan AIRY 10, at O'Clock p.
ENOR SHREVEPORT, ,GRANDEcORE, ~ 4,
Il ALEXANDRIA AMI all intermediate landings =
Regular Red River Packet H. NJ. W WRIGHT This
and alepld steam packet H. NJ WRIGHT Capt j. ID
Clark yl For trtgh apply beard
or SMITH A FlMiS1ER, 80 PUydfsa street.
tar The H. NJ WRIGHT will take freight above the Raft with The
privilege OF r.sh!ppng. isnT
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win leave WEDNESDAY. January u. at o'cleloek p
NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, Mouth IT, n
H. OF WHITE RIVER, NAPOLEON, ,vicKSBtRG i
and oil the -Aienph. Packet GEO. COL xzs-zzz
LIEi-The splendid passenger GEO COLLIER j. W Gls
master w leave above For iegh, passage having spoo
accommodations, apply on beard, 70 :
GEO. w. SHAW Il Co, ~ PoydrAs street,
drSMfTH & FIMISTER, 81 Poyiras street.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

-nr PnlcE OF Raw SILK
49, ,ha, aimee the arrival OF inc Dai w,
y; s.1 az heen very quick inquiry tor raw sur
.ne,s 10 yn,L prices have advanced one 90, :
=, ,n ~ ..sr Mound on all French raw sun, wa. -.
sa .pg stksis held much frmer, ana ses'S "
he on The eve Of rise.
The exhibition Of the RappahannoeA al. ii he
Agricultural and Mechanical socsH , WI" W.
heia NJ PORT ROYAL, Caroline Coup, a,,, ,
e ee. on Thursday.the ION Of No'e"''
Der next. 49,,
The storm OF Friday was very seve'e q. an
:,aa nslsxare. Several houses we're I'M
soassJ and Messrs. Pyle, Wilson q rye sus'
taiped loss of about $i,Voo'
Prince Albert has just coni TO; on sns s
own account, TO our worm A
painting.
A. lanes Anderson, the tragedian, is play
inc in Liverpool. he comes TO this country
next autumn.
lie said that Judge Nicholson, of Nashville,
h.s entered upon his duties as one OF the edi-
tors ofrhe Washington Union.
Jobn Porter has been appointed keeper OF
the Light House at Cove Point, Chesapeake
Raw, in place Of Mr.. Hance. removed.
lis said the grave of James Mad son, twice
President of the United States, cannot now be
recognized.
The diff cul,ies between the police of Mexi
oo and the soldiers continue, and every day
gross abuses are committed by the latter.
Gov. Wood, of Ohio, has resigned the guber
material chair, and accepted the consulship to
Valparaiso. Lieut.. Gov. Medll becomes the
chief ma o. strate.
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DlNEY POINT PAVILION.-Thisa as reea.
BILE bathing place, and quiet retreat for those in
search of alh and rational pleasure having been
leased by the undersigned, with view to the pur.
chase of it, If successful in his efforts to accommo
date the public, viii be opened for the season on
Wednesday 18th June.
Many and varied improvements have been re.
Gently made, calculated to promote the comfort of
visitors, and nothing shall! be omitted by the pro
prietor and his family, which can sford the least
satisfaction TO his guests Parents and their child
dren will find ths comforts of home In ample pro.
vision yyhi!sE the dsvotee of fishing may come
sured, that every necessary arrangement for his
accommodation in the way of fishing boats and
tackle with proper persons TO wait On him whilst
engaged in his captivating sport, has been fully
made n addition a seine will be daily drawn for
the sccoxzn odstion of the place and the amusement
of visitors, whilst frst rate band of music will be
in readiness day and night, for the amusement and
recreation of those who may call 1t into service
Visitors from Richmond and fredericksburg car
reach the Point OF Monday, Wednesday and Satur.
day of each wesk, by means OF the steamers Pow
hatar and Osceola, which toucis at Aqua Crssk on
those days, and returning, can reach the creek on
Tuesds5, Thursday and Friday of each week by
The beats in time to connect with the regular
mail train of those daya,
The terms of board At the Point will be 81 Scr a
single dey, 81 so per day for three days, and less
than week, $40 per week and $50 per month
Children and servants half price. AS no public
celebration is contemplated the 4 Of July at the
Point, VISITORS prior TO that date, may come with
not be disturbed by any assemblage OF bosterous
character. WIN. w. DIX,
Formerly proprietor of the Fountain Ina, Ligat
street, Baltimore.
Pney Point Pavilion. Md,
June 9Th 1858 Jets
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xAn GOOD NEWS FOR vIsI.
IKEA TORS TO TIE VIRGINIA

SPRIN,is-nOT SPRINGS LINE FROM STAIN
TON TO THE HOT AND WHITE SULrhU Un
SPRINGS. PASSING BY THE BATH ALUM A ~
WARN THROUGH FROM RlCHMoEy1D! ~
THE HOT SPRINGS IN TWO DAfS,-vk1o y.
to the springs, and the public generally; are IN
formed tina. Tuesday, the on J., o, ,I syau maa
there will be placed upon the road ir' m oIaun.o1
10 the White Sulphur Springs, Line Of spienasd
Concord Coaches, which will be run tfl"sekiy du'
ring me Springs season, leaving Stanton and the
White sulphur for the Ho, Sprir IS every Tuesday,
Thursday aed Saturday, and leaving the Hot
Spring. for those places on the alternate days
The highs stand from Staunton snd he White SUI
phur will the bot Springs and the coaches
viii rest there On cNnday Travellers who avail
tbsrnselves of this line WIN be conveyed with all
possible comfort and expedition, and without night
fayel, to their place of destination In addition to
tie tri weekly llne an extra Stage will be kept at
ne Hot Springs, and also at stsunton, for the &C
,ommodation of the public Passengers for the
Hot Springs will be entitled to preference shd
those Tor the White Sulphur next.
- Persons who choose TO pstronizs this line
viii remember to pay through only to Stanton,
Fare from Stsunton to the Bath Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs each, 50 SO; to the White Sui.
phur, Sc 90; from Hot Springs to White Sulphur,
so. For Seats apply at Woodpards Hotel, in
Staunton THOS G0ODE.
jy2-dtf Hot Springs, June 81, 1853.
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FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND
OLD POINT.

salk In consequence OF the repairs TO
the Steamboat Augusta having re
CURED no1. dime than Wa. anticipated. the Com.
Psny nsss chartered the pleasant steamer j. 4.
above P.scss, until unit the Augusta Is completed.
WIN 9 Smith, the former Commander ~ ths ~.
gusts, 90 long and favor ably known 10 the traTsI
ing community on the Potomac and James rivera ,as'
The Cars running In connection Win shs 80.
win leave the Richmond and Petsrsbure ns",s.
Friday, July lst 1853, At o'clock p ~ On On
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday nor orr us
thereafter Of tho sarn6 hour
on the aiternste days, viz. Tuesdays Thn..
daJs and Saturdays, the Coffee win leave Norfo,s
q 81 n, touching ct Old Point throng hout tbs
bathing season, sad - the different landings on tn
Fare hasvesn Richmond and Norfolk, Old Poin,
= Gc.-- 4,.s-............-..... o
Pare betwsep Richuond end Grove Wharf,. s.
S.. $3.50 esce.s...s s.y,.........:-
yeess q see. haaf psice
s-..s.t!s n.:s. -. -................. ] 3
sao&eeuyY d1nsoa de Fiyer. 1 0
fHo9. DODAMEAD, Superintendent
go !. = stas 7. kP.R. 4 %. Juns s0sh. ls5s.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
e q

" Mail, and regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily, Sundays excepted, at O'clock "A
n, and arrive at Salem at 104 O'Clock, Am Re
surning win leave Salem at q o'clock, H. and
rive at Lynchburg st ST o'clock M-stopping CO.
ing and returning, at the following places only,
Forest Depot, Goodies, Liberty, Oak Muigs, Blu,
ford's, Bonsack's, Big Lick, and Salem.
A Passenger train viii leave Lynchburg daily
tsundays excepted at O'Clock. NJ, and arrive
1t Salem o. SIX o'clock, PM Returning will leave
Salem at 81 O'Clock, A N, and arrive at Lyuchburg
sK O'Clock, A NJ, stopping going and returning al
the following places :-Halseys. Clay's, Forest De
pot Goodies, Lowry's, Liberty, Oak Mulga, Bu'
lords. Bonsack's Gishes Mill, Big Lick and Salem
days excepted) 1t ~ O'Clock, A N, and arrive a,
Salem Of clock, n. Leave Salem at II o'clock
n, and arrive ct Lynchburg at 81 O'Clock. ? NJ
THOMAS SHARP,
NH 30-h Supt Tranp't Va 4 Tenn r 4
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DIR. GOKDON HARRIs,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 1894.
"FoUNpEh OF THE -
BALTIMORE LOCK lNFikMAkY,

EnSA u
BALTIMORE LOCK iNFIkMAkY.
No 81 South Gay ST.,
Opposite the Exchange Building snd Post Office.
rISHOSE requiring medical or surgical aid bv
ment and advice while sil con munic atoms will be
sacredly shielded by the Esis of professional no.
nor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public to iiscri.
genuine and skful physician and the spurious ore.
iensious of the designing and dangerous qaack. Or
II will cheerfufy give. when applied q, such ,ri
vate references as win fully satisfy all who require
BEWARE OF NosrRUMst
Avoid the Patent Elixirs, Compounds and Orr.
dias. advertised to cure all perscns under varied
forms Of disease.
A. The eon.titudon and habits of individual. ~
lei. Iesson sssches the same remedy cannot 50
suited to sii alike and that disease aan ony 81 80
and ehsciuaiiy eTadicated By jadicious supsirs.
ton Of proper remedies. -fpsaoa'
ATTENTION INVITED.
= practical experiences Of over Is years enaa,..
tain ciass Of diseases which have too Iona 49,
yiesaeG ~ regular ysicians to the hands az nscs
81. ne may b consulted coundcntiaIly. el.re, n
person OF By latter. '''aea "
Person, . ss distance cured ss hons BY sddrs.-
Maryland. -ao' csaamsres
All communications confidential.
ths fir,,e senI ~ msi or express ~ any part Of
-. ----. 11..cu states. je22-- Jn.
pn1vATk PRACTlOk.-Dr PLUHE
W may BE- eonsulssd, eon6dsntisIly. far A.
sea- sss.1ens 81 the following diseasees Erupsions
sore Legs, Ulcers, Giandular Swolilnss. - -.
iargements ,Syrhilis, and al nerbbd dIschsr.ss
Inethsr recent or chronic. Also, IN thns~ 49,
paints termed female diseas0a The ssSvsssssol..
1--WE assension % thefr ehemiosl ezt~ss 81 VIZ
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