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PLEASURE TRIPS.

elk l. The Steamers GEORGE WASHING
TON or THOMAS COLLYER can b.
chartered for public select parties 10 visit Mount
Vernon, Fort Washington, White House Pavilion
or any other places on the Potomac river.
The scenery on the river Is very handsome.
For particulars spply TO the President OF the Con
pany or the Captains of the Boats 80 go b.
Schools taken at reduced prices Agi"r
JOB O0RSON,
,---.c .--i.- SAMUEL 0EDNEY.. ~
iy e2m Centa,N
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MFORMATIUN EORTRAvELERs,&e.
% 'sfKAN PACKET LINE 10
H1REkKs, HTrnf ExRRE.

THE Canal ssesmer ~oongrear hasine bsen thor.
ooshly repaired, and put in first rate otdef, h
nov ready b resume her regular thpH Sor thstranf
portstion Of paxsDgers and Light freight bstvesn
Georgetnvn and the above named point On thf
most pleasing terms. -. ts,i,, d, II
- The Boat Win leave the wharf Of ". b. Bitter, Tor
Friday mornings, ct O'Clock. and Harpers Ferry
Iof SeorEetown, on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Sat
n.uays ~ she sane hour, stepping ct the di4rent
,anainss slong lima for the reception and land
inS o. meaest and passengers going and rasurnings
It the same rates per mile
tsre on board the boat equal to thst on any Kind
of travel al BERNARD STIRSEI' -.
s-jy 28-S1m ..R CO.,. !. - :, 1850 -
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afaRGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CARD.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,

BT1dge st Ge0rget0son, d. G.
'fNHE Subscribers having bought out the stock Of
L Dry Goods of r. A. sheks,l, in the store room
fcrnerly occupied by Myers & Brother, will Keep
constantly on hand large md general assortment
of Goods suitable to the seasons which We respect
fully invite our friends and the public in general to
give US call before purchasing else v here I.
aug l6-2w ANDREW GODDARD 4 CO. (
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FROM HARPER's FERRY.

TIE Clippers Agsnt-Ths Ciril Superinten-
- CO., dcnetes-CoE. Byfngton, 9e.
HARPEK's FERRY, August go ,
have Just laid down that delectable sheet,
the baltimore Ctipper-the willing organ Of
all kinds of isrhs-and have noticed in it an
attack on the Star and its gentlemanly agent,
who visited as a few days since for the pur-
pose of advancing the interests of Jour bright
luminary. The attack was made by miser-
able bigut, who fiourishes in this region, and
is the laughing stock Of all sensible Harper's
Pertains. We suppose that the poor fellow is
afraid that, if your paper Is circulated here,
the light it sheds will enable the people to see
that low, raking, n6olittonc craft the Clipper, in
It's true light, and keep out Of its courEs as they
would out Of the company Of Greeley, Aunt
Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Fred Douglass
The Clipper il almost given away here It's car
rier furnishes il to the people for twenty cents
per month, which is about the cost Of the white
paper We wonder who makes up the def
ciency?- 1t would be we'll for the people in
this part Of the country to know that the Clip
per is edited by Northern abolitionist, who
never lets an opportunity pass to strike at
Southern principles, as can be seen by his
course on the Nebraska bill. With all the
boasted America nism Of that sheet, il has al.
ways taken sides with the enemies of America
IN its qusrrels with other countries. And
lately, when Captain Hollins destroyed Grey
town, "a British village,) a nest Of pirates and
vagaboRds for their insults and robberies of
American citizens, this truly american journal
abused the Government, and Captain Hollins
for obeying the instructions of Government.
The workingmen and their friends at this
place are delighted at the change from the
military to the civil rule in our arsenals and
armories. No language is strong enough for
them to express their feelings on the subject
1t is indeed glorious change, and in keeping
With the onward progress Of the age Soon,
very soon, the good results of the change will
be seen 60
Mr.. Sami. Byington, the we'll known and
Sentiema nly superintendent of the Government
workshops here, is in great favor with our
working people. Such men As he will soon
show the superiority Of practice over theory
Our town is improving in appearance and
population, and with the right kind Of people,
such as are now fast gathering about us, Har.
per's Ferry ia bound to 20 ahead.
You shall hear from US from time to time,
when there is anything worthy of note.
CIVILIANS.
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FOB MOUNT VERNON. d.

FOB MOUNT VERNON.
ON MONDAYS, WKDNES
90 y DAYS, AND FRIDAYS.-Fare
for the Round Trip. ONE DOLLAR; from Alsxsn
dria, rs cents. -. -. =
The steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON viii lear
Washington at O'Clock, and Alexandra ct 81
O.. -. 10y
Coaches leave the Capitol for the bost 1t sk; far
for the,cnach 10 oents
Persons wishing the coach 10 call for them VI
leave their residences with George and Thomas Pay
ker o.. -. -.
~ Refreshments to be had On the boat. '' f.
may i0-tf JOB CORS0N, Captain
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L The Songs of scotland, with the music and pi
sno accomplishments, I vol - ~ 80.
The Book Of celebrated Poems, with engravings,
containing forty-thrss Of the most popular
. poems in the English Language, unabridged,
London, 1854
Ruskins Lectures on Architecture and Painting,
T" vol, 1854 @1i-'i %
Webster's Royal Red Book. or Court and Fashion.
- able Register fer 1854 90 '.I-,|
bosvorth's Anglo-saxon and knglnh Dictionary, L
Shortredes Logsrithms; Hutton,s Mathematical
Tables; Hutton's Mathematics, by Buthsr
ford; Dunn on Coal Mines; Muttsr on CeaI
Mines; Hedley on Coal Mines Bainbridge on
.i.. the Law Of Mines and Minerals; JACOB on the
,Ie- Precious metals, and msny others, just i'm
ported by 2q FRANCK, TAYLOR.
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TRUNKS, TRUNK -'7ai-da' % :
i = Superior travelling Trunks s-s" - g.
= Medium and low priced do .,lz II 1sd
= Packing a..sa. do ,. asI -.
Carpet Bags Hat Boxes, Vslises o.
Satchsls, &c, &c, ~ =
Being the most extensive and varied assoftrpsu,
Of travelling requisites to be found in this eity which
Ws are selling cheaper than the chsapsstqr : = :,
ErJ - 4#- T. WALL & sfEPHEEe,
~ b4sclac a. :; Next door to the Iron Hall,
.,,,r:,,a.. Pa. avenue, between eth and 10Th sta
~ 12- Qntsl News)
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FOB PrNEY PorNr.
OLD POINT, q NORFOLK

The Steamer oscEoEA leave
Washington svsry Saturday morning
leaves Norfolk every Sunday at 4p. m; stopping Al
Old Point piney Point, and sIl the usual landings
ON the Potomac for passengers. H'Li -
The 0sceoa will continue to run to Norfolk until
the LIST of September I'D - - 70 O. -.
Passage and Fare to Norfolk and Old Point $500
iy 0-H .,..t- JAS. MITCHELL spt
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EALL STYLE HATS for 1864 -Beebe's
II New York Fall Style of deptlenen's DRESS
HATS. and other new patterns, will be introduced
on tomorrow, (Ss.urdsy) August Goth, at
LANES
Fashionable Hat Cap, and Gents
Furnishing Store, Pa avenue, near ~ ct.
aug 2S-oo2w (Alsx 6az)
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A NEW THEORY OF IMMERsroN.-An
old sosker who lives in Weston, Missouri,
took it into his head one day that it was
necessary for his future welfare t. '.be
born again." and forthwith repaired to
Rev. Mr.. B, the respected pastor of
6 the Baptist denomination of the town
aforesaid, to obtain light. He was re.
ceived with urbanity, and forthwith the
following dialogue ensued:
Old Sits your doctrine. boss, that
a Teller to be saved must suffer immersion,
isn't it
Mr.. B.-Yes, Mr.. S., it is fundamen-
tai doctrine of our church, that a man
to be regenerated must repent of his sins
and be immersed.
Old Swell, boss, after a repentin'
of his sins, and being slid under, if he
flashes in the pan. then what2
Mr. B.-Although backsliding is much
to be deplored, still if he sincerely re-
penis of his sin, and is again immersed,
the church will receive HIM again.
Old Swell, s pose he again kicks out
Of the traces second time. (for you know
what critters they are in this world, boss, J
then what's to pay2
Mr.. Notwithstanding all this, if
he will seriously repent, and solemnly
promise to amend his future life, the
church will again receive him into her
bosom aftor being immersed.
OldS.-( Aftera moment of deep thought)
proposes the closing interrogatory: Well,
boss, wouldn't it be blasted good idea
to keep sich fellers in soak all the time
My informant did net say whether old
S. Joined the church or not, but [ incline
to the opinion that he didn't.
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PRESERVING KETTLES.

LARGE sssortment Of Por -lain and bell metal
n PRESERVING KETTLES have Just ben re
osived, together with large assortment Of House
keepers Hard ware all Of VIII ch are offered req
sensible farms by the subscriber.
JOS. L. SAVAGE,
Pa. avenue, between 10th aud 18th sts.
aug 9-6
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FOR BALTIMORE.

The Steamer OScEOLA will re-
ssume her regular trips to Balti.
more on TUESDAY MORNING, the llth instant, at
Z o'clock. ID iHd "
Returning, leaves Baltimore every THURSDAY
At O'Clock p. r4-stoppfng ut Leonardtovu, Md.
81. Msry's River, Nd Kinsale and Cone River, au5
the usual landings on the Potomac. ,ra4.- ,
jy7-Sms JAS MITCHELL CAPTAIN.
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FRESH ARTICLES.

Il nfHlAi Pfunee IN small glAse ke0f ~ <v~ ar.l
NY new kleme Figs in small boxes h,upeA Ras
nns, very tine; Oox's English Shred 0ea,t;,.r-
french Imperial Gelatines In thred nd no. Ia tines,
Ssse oss are psrhaRs superior to ay article Of the
nsh directions furnished hermerioaIfy sesied rrnf-
pure Extract Of Tomato, sardines, Fresh Olive Oil
N Masks and bottles, Sap sseo Cheese Knrish dsiry
CO., !eines Of AL kinds, Saddles, Firth Roes bss
I mustard, put W In metal. very superior
frencn ana American DO. Of all kinds, Bakers Bro
ma, Cocoa and Chocolate, MIiards do, one cssk Du.
fsnt, Maslory brand, vintage lS4S Brandy, md one
40. Grape Juice Port These are unsurpasssd for ms
oic.nsl ana other purposes and Warranted pure
saSo, Tspiooa, sweet Cider, black Tea at SO
cen. per pound warranted to plsase-purs white
S =. soap, Montgomsry county and other Hama
- = - S-t -att E.MPKIN6,
corner of Vermont ave. ! and 18th stfssta
Pis-"u st. Johns Square.
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READ READ!

yIuLToN'5 PATkNT IMPROVED GUITARS and
i vFOLINs.-Ws have been appointed sols agent
for Tlton's Patent Improved 6ailars and yioIias,
and have Just received the first invoice, to which We
invits the ettsn ION Of those interested.
R1Rsous having old Guitars and Victims can have
TIM woaserful improvement attached ~ applics.
ton ~ our store
oid Instruments taken In exc snge for new.
.ttva - JNo y. ELLB,
Pa. avenue, between eth and 10th as
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DoLsLARD,
pRCMTER rARTTST I'M uArb

DoLsLARD.
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,
INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GOSSAMER
VHNTILATINa WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
T0UPACES.
No. I55 CHESTNUT STREET, oI2oss.e tie iSote
Eonse, Philadelphia.
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies' Snd Gentlemen
I 70 measure their own boa La with accuracy:
Fof Wigs, Inches. Toupees Scalps, Inch.
No. l. The round of the No. l. From forehead to
head back as far O.
8. From 70 head bald.
ever tho head to Z Over forehead AZ
neck fsr rs required.
3. from ear to Gar g. Over tho crown Of
. ovsr the head. tbs head
, I. From eAr to ear
round the fore
hAp
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INC. ST. ----------------
NOTICE1or r sstoring certain lands

The rant 81 land made ty the a. - co,.,..s a.
s.,.o.d e.n,r r. h. A. q, In,,;. - AZ ucoon
a. hon,dsrv "f ~ ststs NJ Mi.sou-i r.o1 49,
saerthvs~t Sscisc p.sjro.S . hs, inc 49, .s; III
~ fsr ~ nr.ct;csh,e not;s 4 hsrsbe e;,sn tIst IN
the vac.nf lands h.rstofore vithdrsvn- and SIN
itbhsId f.om sale or sntrv .lone the rout, az fhs
s.;d rcsS vhich lie o..;e az the };nits of - $3.50
on each eds of the ssme situated 10 the uneru en-.
Mod tovnshirs and ns,ts IF tnvrsnips vhich have
not S.sn ~ absi, not ha s.sct.d IN v;-tn. of s,S
grant made by Congress, OF leeally claimed by pre-
days hereinafter specified, at the ordinary m nimum
to Wit: N'. '-N '"'A'' $3.50 30 -''@'
=, -. ,,,4~, ,,,.,. ,,,,,.,. =, ,.,. =. q. 1or,e
s.rs.r, -. Wandan .h so,,rth S. ~ S.,,s,,'
w "on"e! eue lo.l Va w VI Se
Der next. 49, .p
North of the base line and east OF tie Jfh principal
~esidsa~.
Iownsnps ~, -, 20, OF range y
Townships ~, ~. Is, ofrangs2e Sat
Townships -, 4S', AZ, range 70 ,f.uao't' So
townships e., Il, 8 Of Mo. river, range rs
Townships AZ, Al, AZ, 9. of Mo. river, range6
Townships 80, Al, IS, 3. Of Mo. river, rangs1
North of the base line and ,osst of N. nm pr;cina,
nasridian. 49,
Townsh;p. al Ios das al "a AZ ~ M .;v.r
range IVY ~ ~ NV '-''''
township, 3s&. lo4 Ale 40 AZ r.n,ea
Townships $50. 40, Az. az rsnee
Townships 39& 40s.. al range
Townships So. 10. Al. range
T,owpshina sos 90 ranos ,.E.s..
Townships $50 aas an r.noea ...Ir
Tovnships 8ss. 20. range o .-
Towpshins 9S& 40 rance IN f..,T g..
In the district Of lands ,biect IN cal. A. Jacxeov
Commencing on Monday the tventvNst,, AZ Ssnssn,'
Der NEXT:
North of the bdse Lin. and mort of IN. fifth ,,r,.c;nn
1900. 0fs'' <'s'S.F
Township ~. ,.no. -
Tovnshins "a ~ r.npsa
Townships a6. as ranges
Townships ga 37s range & s-A isF
Townships AZ az s7s rano.s .
Townships. AZ AS ais rano.Y
Townships "a. S5. 36s range @
Townsfips "a. a. az RANGE 1870. -.-7'- ''.-
Townships 81 $50, 36s, range 10
In the district of lands snhiact RI nal. ~ c,,r~o
Commencing on Monday the th;rts.ntb dsS ~ A.
gust next: - N
North of thu ho,. lin. o.d .r.,t of ~, a ~ .-.,,
snr,,J;on 'V f'S'f~'
Townships s5s 3-* sss 40 ranes11
Townships $50. 81. "a 40 ran1s 10
Tovnsb;ns 3fs AZ. "a 40 ranSs1a
Townships 35s 36s 2. "a 20 r.no.1s
Townships ass az AZ "a r.nge IA s.. ...
Townehips 35. IA. ~ ,snoa "
Townships a. 38 ranoe IA
In the district of lands subject m .ele az
rIsLn commencing on Mondav the fonrtaanth dsv
of August next. 80 -
nj CO..
-'' " ''o 0'''' ''''o u''u Uess V inc W." PTanc!p0
nol. o. o. hertdaan.
T Townsh;ps 90 90 CO. 90 range nsa
mnoWnsnips oa' % S4+, range ~
TI"wnsnips o. % -, range IL
T Townships so so' s S,' 81 81 80 - range "A
Town.hp. 90 on. o. a,s o. 90. 90 90 % range 10
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NEW MUSIC received thin week Ida Polka, In.
IN gQmar Polka, Psttiso Polka, Fsntssis on Jors
dams Hard Road to Travel; The Klves, consistins Of
variations on 'Thou art 9onefrom my Gaze" Grand
RuHasa March variations Golden Ring TWaltses.
This DarkieS Heart is Sad Few Days and in addi-
ytion TO variety Of standard and popular Music;
violin, guitar, fute, accordion, and other kind Of
Music Books. JOHN r. HIdIa
may 30 Penn ~, between 9th end 10th q
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POSITIVELY sELLING OFF An COST

d POSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT COST
I COMMRNCE this day to run Of my stock efDry
lhtGocds snd Shoes at prime cost. What remains
~ the Goth of July, will then ne offered At auction.
Persons wishing extra bargains will do ysn to
cali -, l.
l have good assortment Of Dress Goods, ShAwiA
Msntles, Bonnets. Ribbons, Parasols &c.
1j Also, rood stock of sHORs Of all kinds. f
, The Store will be for rent on the LIST Of August
p1d c. ~ II. D. bnUMN, q
;d4 ., q. Cor. It'll and Sta, Northern Liberties ;
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~ THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, new
and superior structure for the purpose just in the
rear of Mr.. Schsds on Third street offers rare in
ducements to the lovers of the pleasurable exercise
Of bowhng 1t has three alleys, laid with une-
qualied SKILL the best in the CITY, and every aten-
ton ia given to accommodate gentlemen who engage
in the sport. aug l0-Sm
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RKKTTTANCKS TO IRELAND.
DERsONs desiring to send money TO Ireland. Gal
l. obtain checks for 81 or mors, on the Rrlfsst
banking Company, payable 10 ell the principal
towns. Apply 10 CRUBB Bk8THERA.
o Ranksrs, opposite the Treasury Building.
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JOHN WILSON, ..r 80.
... Commissioner of General land OfBcs

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of preemption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
OF uships above enumerated is required to sstsb
sb the same 70 tire satisfaction Of the register and
receiver Of the proper land Office and make PAYMENT
arefor as soon as practicable after sec1o tbs noto,
and before the day appointed Tor the commencement
OF the public sale OF the Lands embracing The tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be- forfeited
.l ..........- JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner of General Lana Office
. ie6-law13w
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ORANGE 3 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
~ j ~ 80
The Cheapest, most Com Portable and En-.
peditiotr Route to tie White Sulphur
Springs, Passing the Alum, Warm ono
Hot Springs. ..'.-.

A RRANGEMENTs having been made With the
II owners of the new and splendid steamer
GEORGE PAGE to run between Alexandra and
Washington, distance Of six miles, In oonnectior
with the trains on this, and the Washington Raj
roads, the following schedule win take efsct on ant
sftrr THURSDAY, June LIST, 1854: 'LS.f - ,
"A Train from Alexandris to Gordonsville, and In
,sr1nediate Stations, will leave the Depot, corner
Duke and Henry streets, at O'Clock q m, on ths
arrival of the Boat from Washington, giving arnps
tiIos for Breakfast on board, arriving at Gorcons
vils, It halfpast 10 Notwithstanding st tia
po.nt With the Trains on tn. Virginia Contra.
Resd, to Richmond, Charlottesville and staunton.
A Train from Gordonsville to Alexandria and in
termediate Citations, will leave GOrdonsvine q,
IL O'Clock, on the arrival of the cars on th,
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving at Alexandra
At half-past oclock-thus allowing time to connec
with The train Tearing Washington City for th
North, and for Dinner on board the boat "i
d Trsin from Alexandra to Wsrrenton and int,
mediate Stations will leave Alexandra daily (sur
dsys excepted) at o'clock, ?. m arriving ct War
rent at ha6psst O'Clock p. N. ....
On Sunday will leave at O'Clock a. q.
Train from Warrsnton to Alexandria and intsf
mediate stations viii leave Warrsnton daily (sus
day szceptsd) ct quarter beforeT o'clock a. En- q,
irving at Alexandria at haifpsst o'clock a. m.
On sunday will leave at quarter past IL O'CLOCK
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA BOATS.
49, FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR.
90 y RIAGES AT LOW RATES.
The Steamers GEO. WASHINGTON and THOS
o0LLYER viii, on and after this date, run ct the
above rates. JOB C0RSON,
u. ,..,-. -t.... .. SAMUEL GEDNEY, F,
may 2o-d Captains !
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UNION REFECTORY.

Corner Of Pennsylvania 40. and Third st.
~ n TIE undersigned re- @
NNlA1 spectfully announces to aGH&
his customers ard the
~ public, that he has laid -
in fresh stock of malt and spirituous liquors of the
best quality, among which may be found fue Read.
ing Ale other Ales and Lager Beer; superior Bran.
dies. Wines, Gin, and other refreshments His
ltrder Is supplied with the best of the market, In
season, served up at the shortest notice, and his
Cigars are of the choicest brands. Thankful for
past favors he hopes to receive continuance of the
same. B. SCHAD.
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ERENCH LlTERATURE,-T
Il MAURY have on sale several cheap editions Of
the most eminent French Authors including Sain-
tine, Baisac, Lamartins, Dumas DeKock. Eugene
aue. and Victnr Hugo 30 l. a. l.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RArLRoAp.

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
IN $50
CHANGE OF HOURS. vel. -
ON and after to day, the Trains will leave Bali
" more for Washington daily, except sundays
at ~ aud . m, and and IA. ..
On Sundays at IA \, and p n .r..
VIII leave Washington for Baltimore ct 6 and 81
II. and and p m.
On Sunday at q m and N. ID" -
i.i- -. Cd. 90 FARE: ! ...
Do and Ea....................,.... 2 90
Do to Annapolis. observation-disclosures 90
DO and return 2 90
.-. .t.... J. Il. DONE, ,.
e26- Master of TRANSFORMATION.
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~. ROGER BROWN L. co., 49,.
WHOLESALE DEALERS aLKPOR TKRS OF
WINES AND LIQUORS.
H.. No. 323 HIGH STREET, '-
ijstsssen Eighth and Ninth, north siSsl
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
losR REown. Foe 28-1y1 WILLIAM wAL.Au
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ASCULAPIUS:

The. POCKET &SCULAPIUS
Or, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
! !
~tt The Fiftieth Edition, With
q, Ono hundred Engravings
a showing Diseases and Nal
~ M formations of the Human
y MA System in every shape aud
~ form. To which is added q
b - NJ Treatise on the Diseases of
$ TH Females, being of the high
3 $500 HA - ,Ml est importance to married
8 ~ people, or those contem-
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W. @ WIN. YOUNG, NJ. D.
UN Let no father be ashamed
NkH ZV to present q copy Of the
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&4 Itmay save him from an
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to the secret obligations of married life without
reading the POCKET ESCULAPIUS. Let no one
suffering from q hacknied Cough, Pain in the side,
restless nights nervous feelings, and the whole train
Of Byspeptic sensations, and given up by their ply
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