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''Joseph where is Africa p
ION she map SIR
II mean Joseph in what continent--ihe
Eastern or Western
"Well the land of Africa is in the Eas-
tern continent but the people sir are all Of
EN- down South.
'sWhat are its products 7"
"Aflica or down South q
"Africa you blockhead."
well Sit il hasn't go. any it never
had any"
How do the African people llye,n -
"By drawing"
"Drawing Whitewater :"
"No sir by drawing their breath !"
'sit down Joseph p
"Fhomas what is the equator -
"Wh by sir its horizontal DOLE running
perpendieular'y through the imasina,ions
Of astromers and old ge,graphers.'
go to your seat Thomas. William
stiggs what do YOU mean by an eclipse"
San old race morse SIR"
"slenee. Next, Jack, what is an e.
elipse p
can eclipse is a thing that appears when
the moon gets on bust agin the sun, con
sequeuty the sun blacks the moons face. :"
"Class is 'lismiased,
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Chapter ".

IT'S midnight hour muffled figure
glides from the cottage servant follows
dragging big trunk. Exquisite young
man meets the mui1led figure, clasps it to
bis heart, exelaiming :-"My own true
Iove!" Cart is waiting, mufiled figure is
lifted in, SOS the trunk; Young man fell
lows, after giving the servant a bad SIX
pence; cart drives of hastily. Lights
flash about the cottage doors open-big
tat red faced Old man rushes out in his
might clothes, sees the cart vanishing in
the distance, roars in frantic tone, tiny
darter, oh my darter, she's run awav
with all my money"-falls down in fit,
IS resustiated, and the first use he max es
of his recovery Is to thrash the servant
for helping off his mistress, and as fur
ther punishment deprives him of the bad
sixpence exquisite young man gave him
for carry ing young lady's trunk.
Chapter vi
Young lady all alone in a dingr room Of
an old house iii London. Is the bidge Of
a week sits very disconsolate over bro
ken furnace that hasn't any fire in it. A
step is heard upon the staircase, young
man enters tells young lady he has lost
his pocket book containing Tvs millions oil
dollars, strikes his forehead and wonders
swhat they are to do? Young ltdy con-
soles him; produces her purse; and asks
him to go to the Earl his father in Italy. !
Young man delighted at the idea, calls her
a jewel Of wife, helps to pack her trunk,
puts her Jewels iii his pan.aloons pocket
for safety, borrows fifty pounds out of the
purse to pay the landlady, kisses his wife
and goes to order the carriage. Never
comes back; young lady goes to sleep in
her travelling dress and bonnet; don I
wake up till morning landlady threatens
to turn her out of doors; young lady is |
terrified and falls dangerously ill. gets de-
lirious, mentions her fathers name in her
rawlings; landlady writes to Judge Bow
WOW; big fat red faced old man is pierced
10 the heart, orders ont his snlky and |
drives furiously TO London, finds his d :
serted child, takes her home and prose-
:utes her husband for stealing her tinkets
Chaptsr VII.
Young man is oyertaken by the police
tepents, brings back one earring, having
old the other jewels; wife forgives him
md sings. speak gently to the erring."-
Big fat red faced old man is reconcied
ne and his son-in-law dine together, and
rink each Others health so often, that
hey are carried dead drunk TO bed.
FMS.
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To T. TATEM, Esq.

EXTRAORDINARY WomAN.-In the Conn.
y OF harnson, Mississippi, lives female
herns.--'a curiosity, indeed. of her sex.
because prone to solitude and silence. She
hves Ill house the fabtic Of her own
hands, cul'ivates her own fields, spli,s
her own rails, does her own fencing; and
the present autumn she will have one hmm.
ared bushels Of patatoes, all the product
OF her own unaided and indomitahle labors'
She lives alone--nor husband, nor children
nor nelshhofs frearer than three miles.)
TO cheer with ray of social sunshine
her singular and voluntary isolation.
IS, BE quick in receiving; aud bold md
determined in executing
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Extraordinary Elopement.

From the Memphis Wing of the 10th
nlt.. we gather the following particulars of
a most extraordinary elopement:
The facts as near as we can gather them,
are these: On Friday last. Mr.. Samuel
s. Renbert, one OF the weallhiest and
most respected planters in this county,
living on Big Creek, about twelve miles
from this city, went TO the house of Dr.. A.
b. e. Dubose, one Of his most intimate
friends, and a relation, we understand, and
under preteuce OF taxing Young daugh.,
ter of Dir DIS to store TO make her
present. took her in his buggy, and the
two rode off Towards night the girls
parents manifested some uneasiness at her
long stay, and upon making inquiry as to
her whei eabouts, it was found that they
had disappeared very mysteriously, and
all was in mystery and doubt. The next
day il was ascertained that the parties had
gore off in the direction OF the Mississippi
river in a carriage hired for that purpose
from livery stable in this city. From
the driver of the carliage.it was learned
that he had taken them to the river above
Randolph. On Saturday evening DR.. Du-
bose received letter from Mr.. Rembert,
written from Mr.. 7. II. Triggs panta-
ton, but the particulars Of that letter we
are not at liberty to give. We have since
learned that Mr.. R. aud the young lac
took passage on the ID. A. Given, which
boat left here on Friday evening, bound
up the Ohio river.
Mr.. Rembert is married man, and
leaves wife and seven children, the
youngest about six weeks old, his wife be-
ing daughter of Maj. Duncan, of Ra-
leigh, highly respectable family. The
young lady is only in her thirteenth year,
the daughter OF wealthy and as respecta-
bic family as any in the State, and has
a large circle of relations and friends
throughout the county. That Mr., r. con-
templa;ed this affair, and laid his plan be-
iorehand there can be no doubt. He had
been making preparations to 90 to Texas
for some time, and had when he left, it is
said. some $4,000 or $40 900. 1t is sup
posed by many that he will now make for
that State. Mrs. Rembert is il. tie deep
est distress beiHe aearly deranged from
grief. DR.. Dueose and family ale almos,
crushed down in their Affections, and the
deepest emotion and feeling peryades the
whole community.
The Wing of the 18th states that MI
Rembert was arrested at Hickman, Ky.
by means Of the Telegraph.
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

Doctor J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington, Va, Feb
9Th, 1852, said 81 am entirely out of the Ger
man Biiers They have become all the rage.
Nothing else sells.n
The Tenth Legion. published at Woodstock,
Va, said, Jan. 10Th, 1850 "a Great Medi-
cine.-We have uniformly RETAINED from rec
ommendine to the public any Of the various
patent medieires of The day. unless thoroughly
convinced oil their falue. Among those we con-
slider worthy OF notice, is the German Blltefs,
invented 10y Or. uoofiand, aud prepared by Dr..
jackson, III Philadelphia. One instance, i'll par
icuhr. in hich the superior virtues Of this
medicine have been tested, has fallen under our
observation. Durlng the last summer, n son Of
Mr.. Abram Crabili, of this county, was very
seriously affected with Liver Compliant, and af-
ter trying IN vain various remedies, he purchased
bottle If the BIters, and after usipa IT, was so
much relieved Of his distressing maIady, that
he procured another bottle, and is now restored
entirely 10 health y
They are entirely vegetable. flee from ininri.
ops Ingredients, always strengthen the system,
ami never ptostrale it.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all The
principal cities; and at retail by apolhecaries aud
slorekeepeIs in every Town in the unitad
States.
T.. sclf by T. 81. B. Esklidge. slaun-
Ton. A. Tucker Baskerville. and by Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines every where.
Oct 30, lS54.-1y.
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POETRY
THE SMOKER.

John, quick corrosive subimate
Chloride Of lime provide,
And burn pastiles on chatting dish,
And vinegar beside
My nephew Sam has Just been here,
As one might know full well,
And he has LETT behind again
That vile tobacco smell
Throw up the Windows, and the doors
Set open for draft,
And while the bretzes far away
The nolsorne odor wait,
III take turn en the poriiee,
For oh did nol dare
To respirae in yonder room.
While that tetii yeuh was theIe
His very hiskers, heard and hair
Are stepped in pntfid smoke,
His cloths saturated too
As if they'll been in soak,
And from his mouth and nostrls goes
A breath, which far AMI near
lmpregnates all the furniture,
And taints the atmosphere,
Is this the youth who thinks To wed
My niece, and be my heirl
The nusance!--uo my hard eained wealth
He surely shall moi share;
And Kate shall have his cousin Will,
Whose name she cannot speak,
d bear. Without glowing blush
Sltlasln5 her young check.
He is an earnest, manly youth.
Though not Sc rich in pence,
Aud me he treats with due respect,
And Kate with iIeleleuce
His teeth are set, his lips are closed
Against the foul cigar
And touler qnld, which spread around
That rank eflluyia.
And they shall come and live with me
And |, who When boy
Inhaled the rurest country air,
And bfealhed my breath with Joy.
Shall now heneeforth keep always Tree
From Eliminating folk
Aud not be smoihered in old age,
Nor end my days in smoke
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

YaN fllRSH has just received at his 4arie-
AVA ty store, direct from Philadelphia and
New York, a trnely beautiful assortment oil
Gold and Silver Watches, and all new styles oil
Jewelry, such as Curl and Mosaic Earrings and
Breast Pine, Neck laces, crosses, sc. an assert
ment of chorte finses Rings, cuff pins, watch
{ hains and Seals.
ALSO, a fine 10, of Brushes, Combs, Port
Monies, Knives and Sc ssors.
ALSO, Woolen goods, consisting of Chill
dren's Net Coats, Comforts Socks. Stockings
Gloves, Yarn, and other articles too numerous
to mention. He respectfully soii0iJs a call from
his old and kad friends and custom $, and HE
public generally.
Sept. 25, ls5i.--Spec. copy,
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ATTENTION, LAND BUYERS

srr \ NJ authorized TO sell II ar 4eO Acres cf
Ga Lard within / mile OF the h9orishina I'll
age oil Mt. Scion, Augusta county, and oolve
nienl 10 good schools, and Messy Creek Acadc-
N.Y. The land is principally level, and AGO
Acres can be watered for meadow. TIE soil Is
deep muailo, with grow ii OF oak. pine, and
hickory, x,eilent for grass. wheat, and corn,--
Forty to fifty bushels Per acre will be raised on
The farm this SEASON although one Of the diyest
summers in ou vicinity o many years, and
near TO q fine mountain range for cattle. Built
iuss are excellent. The land can be convent
entity divided inlo two or three tracts. Market
convenient, 10 miles to Va. Central Railroad at
Stanton, aud IA TO Manassas at Harrlsonturg,
when completed. Ia addition, the Dora Iron
Company are about commencing one or two
furnaces within 5 miles OF the farm, recurring
large number Of htnas which will afford an
additional market.
TERMS very liberal: one-ihird in hand, the
balance in five equal payments, aud $40 per
acre.
have no interest in the sale Of the above
property, but consider il great bargain. For a
description of the land, Sc, and the beauty OF
us locations, refer any one TO WIN. g. Stevens,
llarrsonburg, Va, one Of the editors Of The Reg
isef, Apply to
c. r. HARRIS, Agent,
Nj Scion, Augusta County, Va.
.f
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
J A UN DICE, DYSPEPSIA
CHRONIC NERVOUS DEB1Liry

nIsEAsE of The Kidneys, and all diseases
$50 arising from Dis5rdered Liver or Slo n
ach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Full
ness, or Blood TO the Head, Acid,iy Of the Stom-
ach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruclions,
Sinking, or FIuttering at HE Pit of the Stomach,
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and difficult
Breathing, Fluttering at the Heat, Choaking OF
Suffocating Sensations when in a lying Posture,
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in The Head, Def
Cheney Of Precipitation, Yellowness of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back Chest,
Limbs, etc, Sudden Flushes OF Heat, Burning
in The Flesh Constant Imaginines OF Evil, and
great Depression of Spirits, can be eHecualIy
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say, especially to hose unacqrainieG with his
reputation, that his Credentials or Diplomas al
ways hang in his Office
o. ALL LETTERS MUST BE POST PAID
Remedies sent to all parts of The country.
TAKE NOlICE.-Petsons writing must
state age, also send the portion Of advertisement
which describe symptoms.
GTOFFICE No. z. SOUTH FREDERl OK
ST, East side.s Observe name 90 door ~ 9
june l9. 1854 -ly.
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IL sTeaEaMg. I! - s.
sE eFA y III 2 : 4 -
PUBLISHER AND BOOKSELLER


RICHMOND, VA.
Is now receiving his usual large and
general assertmet of
Eooi1s, Paper, stationery, Pianos, &C.,
FOR HE FAIL TRADE.
- M wonld respectfully invite the attention
4 - OF The mere hants CT Virginia, North
Carolina Gtli Tennessee, vislin. The ely, IN an
examination Of his stock, which Tor complete
ness and variety will be found eqna to Any IN
the United States, and upon terms as iai: and
as liberal, go
blank Books, Of Every description. alway on
haul aud made to order. Book Binding, in all
its branches. executed in the test manner
Wurcester's Piano Fories forwhich he is sole
agent are 'unriveled an nneqn,lej = by any
manufacturer in The world, and sold at very
moderate Pieces, =s..
Ricllmohl, Sept. 25, lS5l.-Iy.
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WATCH MAKING.

1ES HE subscriber has secured the services Of
u number one Watch repayer, who is well
acquainted with all the details of watch making
etc. As is generally known he has heretofore
executed the best work al extremely low prices,
and viii hereafter endeavor to maintain that
reputation. All he wants is a fair trial
MASON HlRSH.
Stanton oct %, 1851
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E1hSEaNefssss6ey.

Their power over HE above diseases is not ex.
eeled, il eqaalled, by any olher preparation in
the United States, as The cures attest, in many
eases alter skiIful physicians had failed
hese Bitlers are worthy the attention Of In
yalles. Possessing great Virtues in the rectii-
cation OF the liver and lesser glands, exercising
The mosl searching power in weakness aad al
iectlons OF The digestive organs: they are wiihal
sale. certain and nleasnnt.
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large quantities OF potatoes continue to
arrive al 1t, Lo1is tfonl the upper mississippi,
but prices still rule at ! 4aas 40 per bushel
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% THE ALBEMARLE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED CAPITAL $500. coo

CHARTERED CAPITAL s4UU. UUU.
This Company now organized with cash
capital Of $4,000, pa d in. is prepared 10 take
Fire risks in town or country, Marine risks, ami
TO insure. the lives Of free persons aud slaves on
The sane terms as other responsible companies
in this State. t=A
!.
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How TO WEAR SnAwL.-If lady
sports shawl at all (and only very fall
ing shoulders should venture we should
recommend it to be always either falling
off or being put on, which produces
pretty action. Or she should wear it up
one shoulder and Gown the other, or in
some way drawn irregulariy so as to
break the uniformity. One Of the faults
of the present costumes is as every real
artist knows, that it offers too few diago-
nal liners. Nothing is more picturesque
than line across the bust Ike the loose
girdle, sloping across the hips, in the cos
tune Of the early Flanta genets. On this
account, the long scarf shawl is as pictures
que thing as lady can wear. With the
broad pattern sweeping over one shoulder,
and narrow one, or none at all, on the
other, il supplies the eye with that irreg-
uIarity which drapery requires while
the slanting form and coloss Of the border
lying earelessly round the figure. give that
Eastern idea which every shawl more or
less implies. What oriental would ever
wear a shawl straight up and down, and
uniform Oh both sides. as our ladies ottes
do
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The many thousands, Of the most desperate
and hopeless cases cured atthe Institution with
Ia he asst .welve years, and the numerous i'm
p6fla1f Surgical Opefa,ions performed By DR.
JOHNSTON, witnessed by the reporters Of the
papeS aid many other peIsons--no,ices Of
Whiel nave again and again appeared before
the pnnllc---is a sufficient guarantee to the al.
tetea.
y WHO places himself under the care of DIR.
.lebaston, may teligiously contde in his honor as
eeat,eniau, and aidenuy rely upon his skill
Is iTsician.
fs.s5s= are so !aany ignorant and worthless
gsuael abpying Or Us advertisements, and ad-
Nn4 themselves as Physcans-t rlling
~ b aAd rniaing the health OF the already at.
fgtesad-lha, DR.. Johnston deems ii necessary to
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MARRIAGE

ssdrs ref sct thai afsouud mind andsAls are the
ms necessary requisites to promote oonnubial
s5s.tness Indeed without these, the journey
tfz64ah life becomes weary pilgrimage, the
FiFes beet hourly darkens to he view he mind
= srqes Swallowed with despair, and filled With
ne pelanchoy reflection. that the happiness o
a0dFdsr becomes blighteI with oul owl.
~ EAKNESS OF. THE ORGANS
{. .ts,i,e1iaiely cured, and full vigor restored.
e5 TO STRANGERS.
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Ea 4+zzz z}s 80 zNa =
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N0HTarJ, W. ea
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RAJTIM0PE5T. 0rK HOSPITAL
DAN ilnUl.E loOh HVoI 1Ihlh
DIX. JOHN s Q N
rrs1AS discovered The most Sneed,, pl.,s.n
I'll hi E5fec,,,l Pen,ea, g., n,,l,,
Tor ali So = - 49, y w y :
Ia ercprr ,,srAcrs. sszFsi -
coa,,x,,,,.u ,1.,sa,.-sSc W.,
ness, Pains in The Loins, Affections Of the Kid
Nsr,o"s r';,ah';,, L Iso.oa fae iu Ivy,
Throat Nase NJ 81 ~ ,rd 81, ,bas.' paa,i;a
Disorls,s a,;,n, fro,, Ca,.a; Sonr. ~ IT,: ~
Youth wb,ch if M, cnred ,nrodn.,.s co,s,;,,
t;,nal d.hil;,vsf READERS ,,,a,ri.na ;sss'.na:
bla ,nd !, H. "a $3.50 lssr Cd, poI'J ossi,
MIND. -
sss-A =#iA YOUNG MEN
Especially, Who lave bpco,e The victims Of
Solitary Vice, tha dreaelfu! and DESTRUCTIVE hab-
il, Lichnnn su.eeps /, IA, un,ir,efy grave
inotss -r1e.i xbf the most extited
lalefn olelleet. who might Others
wise leuinp. Senales with The
.h6nid renee, or walked to costa.
- the living may call with full con
f1ence Feass
sssazsa 78NTARRIAGE. ##=azz*z ss##
Ntarz;,1 ~ ~ /.
raafriaoe bei,lg aware If sical weak,i,ss or
any Other impeachment, should immediately ap-
plyto DR.. Jehnson. -. s.
ofFioE,.No*1 SOUTH FREpERICk 81
B3b-tiMOKE, MD seven doors rom Balt.
more street, East side, up the steps. -
u Be particular III observing the name and
iunoef or you frtH m,stdfe tic place.. BE mol
eattted rom H's o6ice-sti9ht cdses: 'z5..s-
ga CITBE w ABR AN,rEDn or nc, ri tpcE
- -, =
in FROM ONE III TWO DAYS.
The many thons,,,as cnro1 =, ,h;s lns,iti,,..
and The v,rv ey,snsis.s rrae,;c.,s n H.
sson fe,ceedg ali o,bs4si sss;',,.s b;s. s,anda,
as gentleman If character All fssnons,h,li,,7
IL Sufficient anar,ntee ibat ba I ,la onI 8
pannef Physician 10 he consnl,eJ N'
Da' 'ofiNoloS,
Meuberol the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon
CON graduate from ore of the most eminent
Colleges oil the United States, and the greater
paftsof whose life has been spent in the fisi
hospitals of London, Paris. Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most aston
i>hng cures that we're ever known; many |
,ransied with ringing in the ears aud head " hen
asleep, great nervousness being Attained at sud
den sounds and bashfuness. will frequent
'''h hing, attended S 'meimes with deraugeIneifl
Of MUD, were cured.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
When The MISGUIDED and imrruaent vu'ary
" = 9 ny nus ii.eiooa eao seea" VI
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VOLUlI x.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. JOHNSON
SECRET DISEASES:

TTMAS discovered the. most Speedy, Pleasant
sssaA and Efectual Remedy in tie world
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: - YOUNG MEN an

MO Fave 'ii'i'red themselves by Certain
.aetice indrlaed Inv hen aIone--a habit ire-
LILY learVci i,cm evil coinpaniops, o.. at
siif6di-the Effects of Which are nightly felt,
s2eas ahtli asleep, and ii not crre,b renaefs
mal.iage impossible, and destroys both r:ind
a.. tcdY, should apply Immediately.
fFhat ,7'iy that young man, The hope of
sxronaify, an The darling Of his +. parents,
.as;l,t be snaiched ron I'll prospects and 'ens
''''' ents Of lie, BY the consequences Of devia-
siss irora the path 81 nature, and h.'alei1g IN a
81 sisi seetet hatik secd aperseas bel,fe Gems
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Take Particular Notice.

DE- Je'eison's i"risorating' Remedy, for
as Genial bsJilW.ss .. s.,,, ,sz ).
kl3F I tns,sreaal and important reme,iy. weak.
- sc o.eas are speedily cured. and tul
= ID festosed.y Thousands OF lhemos ner vous
Asaslsidiita ~ who hal losi all hope, hive,
Nssn tinfettltly relieved All iua,sl Islnen.s
ssA'a'r,aee, PHYSICAL or .AIe'nal pisqMIi6ca.
n, Nervous lrrliablliiy. bling aud Weak-
tess, oF Exhaustion Of lhe mos, fearful Find are
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2 A CURE " AKKANTED ORNOC CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.

The many thousands cureJ,at this lnsiid.ie {;
aaa the very extensive practice Of Dr. John
son, lesceeding all olief>j besides his Standing
as agsnileman Of character and Responsibility.
isa sufficient gaannlee that he is lRa Only
pfopet Ply stefan to be consulted. s.z
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Meuberof the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon
Colleges Of the United States and the greater
partof whose life has been spent in The fist
Hospitals of London, Paris. Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, ias effected some OF the most aston
i>hinc cures that we're ever known; many
'rausied Infringing in the ears aud head hen
asleep, great nervousness being attained at sud.
den sounds. ard bashulness. Will fragment
h'h,hng attended S metimes with deraageInenl
o. mind were eurpl zs.i z zE.s
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Gonorrhcn, elects, Structures, Seminal Weak
neys and Bladder. Loss Of Ieanic Power.
Nervous Irri,abity, Diseases of The Head
Throat Nose, or Skin ;and all those Peculiar
Disorders arising from Certain Secret Habit OF
Youth which if not. cured produess scoustiin.
tional debility renders marriage .imposs-
Die and III the end destroys both BODY and
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Married persons, Or Hose conlemplasul
marriage, beiHg aware Of physical weakness, Or
my Other impeachment, should immediately ap-
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OFFICE. No. SOUTH FREDERICK ST,
B5biiMORE, MD, seven. doors from Balt.
more street, East side, up the steps. -.
o. Be particular in Observing the name and
humber. or you ariH mistake the place. Be. not
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