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Lumber.
TSHE Kershaw Steam Mill Company have constant
i lyon hand pine Lumber of every description at
their mill, z miles north of Camden, which they offer
at the following prices for cash its equivalent:
Good merchantable Lumber in quantities of not less
than 10000 feet, per 1000 feet, So 90
The same in less quantity, 90
Refuse lumber in airy quantity per 1000 A. 90
Rough edge ss q" I" 375
Palings t. long by 8 in wide per 100 90
do do 81 rs
do do 2 so
Laths (sawed) feet long. per 1000 l SO
do do do delivered 90
Shingles so
do do do delivered 80
Framing timber in lengths of 40 feet and under saw
ed to order at short notice. aso Stats for blinds SASH
es, DOORS &c. and palings of every description.
In all cases lumber will be delivered at Camden or
IS 81 T. Get in addition
to the above rates.
They have on hand in Camden limited supply of
lamber which may be had on application to W. W.
Tryon, with whom or with either Of the undersigned
orders may be left. E. .TRYON.
D. G. TRYON.
j. B. KERSHAW.
Aug. 6m-32
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THE UNITED STATES HEL a
Or One door North OF the d'sf' Hose i
c.a.NDE.v, 81 C.,

re Nou opFN far tLe accommodation olhe no
oa, Tslag Saa1g EqSe Ss Rooms on are
n;saG Fsny Rh piJi01s we thng which an
rhe' The Stables s % are we'll fitted up attended arcfu
and e. experienced ostlers, and well snppledsth pro
vender. ,o,;on of I,rsss -,
excellent water convcnences. A., )
There will at all times be an omnibus I IN asndal
tc convey passengers to and from the Depot
csy-The subscriber having had sevetal ERA, snexL
rienee in the above business, feels confident sayF
that he will be able to give general satslaq@ lopp
who may favor him with their patronage, 4e is
termined to use every exertion on his part spease
Camden. S. c.. Sept. l3. 60
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CONSISTING of Radw's Ready Relief, Ready
~ Resolvent Ready Rnlators pills. Medicated
Soap and Circassian Balmr the Hair. Just reeeiv.
ed at q. ]. DELAYS. s.
March % tf
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WindowGlass.

.TNHE subscriber has justceiveda large invoice o
i that fine "Patapsco" GASS, varying in size from
ID 10 to ls ID "a, to whihe invites the special at
tention Of his customers. d. j. DeHAY. S
Dec 2ltf
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED AT
wH0DMG@
Wholesale and Retail Store,
100 pieces KERSEYS
100 pair NEGRO BLANKETS ,o,
100 pieces bleaclcd and brown SHlRTlNGS
100 FANCY PRINTS
10 " Furllitura DO.
25 FANCY MUSL1NS
Is DELAINES and CASllMFRES
- Rock Island JEANS, all colors
BEDTICKlNG
70 /" Plain and Fancy JEANS
APRON CHECKS
: ~ superine BRoADCLOTII
9 10 "a FANCY VESTlNGS
Cambrics and Shawls Silk and Linen Handkerchieis
and Ties Plaid Lnseys and Flannels Hosiery Thread,
Needles, Pins, Concord N. g. Yarn, &c.
ALso-A SMALL LOT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUCH AS
Blanket ard Drab ovER-coATs, Fancy Cashmere
PANTS, Velvet Silk and Satin VESTS.
ALSO.
90 dozen first quality Wool HATS
l case Albion ~.
Do assorted Cashmere DO.
II do superdne Silk Do:
do GAPS. Plush, Cloth and Glazed
! do GMBRELLIS.' IS.'--->s'-
..s
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Timhv,s Union Water VIVA

uTILLIAM M.sANDERs agent for Kf "
w Sumter Districts.
This Wheel is applicable to all kinds Of p
requiring water power, the most simPls PW. y \
full, and requires less water than any whe 4
tence, and has the advantage OF workin4
submerged.
gents mills, fourteen miles below Camden, =
also superintend putting them in, if .reaylk
NAV be addresseda AT Stateburg, S. G. - fEa
April l2. 10 Il
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RR HDo

Oils! OiIs!! Oils!!!
rNHE subscriber continues to keep constant
J. hand a full supply of SOLAR, LARD and
OILS for Lamps, Machinery, &c. a
ALSO,
Castor Oils for family and plantation use; OH
for table and mechanical uses; Neatsfoot oil fp
ness, and Cod Liver Oil for medicinal use. y
which will be sold as lo,o as can consistently be
in this market. q. j. DE-
Aug. 8 80 II
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Wool, Wool.

WILL be purchased either in the Burr or clean,
w by W. ANDERSON.
Aug. 20 81 IT,
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LampsLamps!
EOR Lard Oil and Bling Fluid, large variety,
II among which are of the new Pantent Safety
Lamps and Cans to mate Just received at
Feb 8 If H. j. DELAYS.
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Lemons, now Raisins, fine eating Potatoes
\ Mountain Butter, Northern Cheese, new
kIolassss fine Bacon Sides &C., for sale low
\cprner,p by l.. W. BONNEI::
4S Il.
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TaMent.

THAT Dwelling buse and Store on Broad street,
lately occupied W' II. Billings. For particulars
apply to JAMES McEWEN.
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7 Facts cannot be Doubted.
Letthe Afflicted Read and Ponder!

~ More than 500 persons in the City of Rich
pnd Va, alone testify to the remarkable cures per-
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Constantly Ola Hand,
I 'TEMENT Galcheds Plaster of Paris, for building
~ purposes; Gypsum or Land Plaster, for agricul.
tural purposes andstone Lime, all of good quality and
in quantities to suit purchasers.
A very superior artcleof " White Lime for whitewash
ing. %s'f G. L. CHATTEN:
March9. - 20 If
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NEW STORE,
Ofnosifc Messrs. 7. p. 8. J. b. Eshridge' s
DRUG STORE.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SITTER, .HSD PLATED
WIRE.
J. W. MEREDITH,
J. W. MEREDITH,

HAViNG purchased of GEO. i. WRIGHT
IL his entire stock Of Patches and Jewelry
begs leave respectfully 10 announce 10 his friends
and the public that he has just returned from
the Northern cities, where he has taken great
pains 10 select and purchase one Of the hand.
soonest assortments of Jewelry TO be found in
the Valley Of Virginia, embracing in part the
lulluwins--
WATCHES g. JEWELRY.
Gold and Silver IFatches Of the most approved
London AMI Geneva manufactures; Gold guald j;
neck and Fob Chains, Chaielaimes TO. Coil
Bracelets, fine Mosaic aud Cameo Breast pins,
Gold Lockeis, Gold and Coral Charms, Gold,
Coral and Jelt Crosses. Silver and Pearl Gard
Cases aud Porte Monies, Gold aad Silver Spec.
lacles and Thimbles, fneerings, &c, &c.
Also,
A general assortment Of Silver Ware. con
-isline Of Fable, Tea, Sugar, and Cream Spoons,
Butter, and Pickle Knives and Forks, Ladies',
&C.. &c. a good assortment OF Clocks.
Having been engaged with the former pro.
prieior Tor some lime past, he will spare no
pains 10 give satisfaction 10 the patrons oil the
establishment.
Watches and Jewery repaired and warranted
TO give satisfaction.
Apri, 10, 1854.
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Gone

Did it ever strike you how much mean-
ing lies in the monosy lable-gone2 Say
il 10 yourself at nightfal when the sun
has sunk under the hills, and the crickets
chirp-'gone.' Say it to yourself, when
the night is tal over, and you awake with
a sudden start, from pleasant dreams
game" Say il TO yctfT5ei' in some country
ehureh-yard where your mother sleeps be-
meath the blooming yiolet> Of spring-'son
Say 1t in sobbing prayer to heaven as you
cling lovingly, but Oh, acw valnly to the
hand Of your dearest irlend-'gone,
Your friends have gone-they who have
coans eled and advised YOU, and who pro-
tec,ed your weakness, will gdard YOU no
more. One by one they have dropped a
way as you have journeysd on, and yet
your journey does not seem long one
Life at the longest is burt bubble that
bursts as soon as it is rounded.
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sTAUNToN VIRGINIA. MONDAY, MAY 20. 1854.

that all I'd got to do was 10 get ready te
90 wild your honor this morning, and n
here ready and wiling TO become youI
own darling wife sure =
"For the first time learned how eaten
sively had been duped. | soon came 10
resolve.
"Bridget," said t, This is all a mis-
take--a joke, you undef>tand-.hut you
| mustn't say anything about it. Your mis-
t.ess intended to make fool of YOU
! Nov don't say any thing about riding out
this morning, and if she SAYS anything
about it, just deny it, and here's ten dol
lars ior you, and you'll have the satisfac-
ton Of being even with her"
"Shure." says Bridaet, Eyer honor's a
gentleman and knowsxv hats right, and
III take the money. and do as yer hon
ord have me-.
THAT'S good girl, and mind, if you
don't do as YOU say, | am a lawyer, and
can take you up and put YOU into jail on
writ of habeas corpus and feri facias."
20, yer honor, don't talk any more about
fiery faces shure it's the divi and h,s an
gels you name, and I'll niser say word,
on my soul
Iearried Miss Bridget O. Ronrke within
half a mile Of home. and then left her TO
walk the lest Of the way. Bridget kept
her word, and TO this day l believe Miss
Julia Severns is ignorant how far her plan
succeeded.
So, Harry, you see how near | came to
being married to AN Irish girl. There's
NAM slip 'twixt tire cup and the lip,
and FER slip saved me
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pie, or those contemplating marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, M. D.
Lei no iatker be ashamed to present a copy
Of the H1SCULAPIJS 10 his child. II may
save him from an early grave. Let no young
man or woman enter into the secret obligations
of married life without reading the POCKET
1ESCJLAPIUS. Let no one suffering from
haclnied Cough, Pain in the Side, restless
nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train of
Dyspepic sensations, and given up By their
physician. be another moment without consult
ing the lESCULAPlUS. Have the married, or
those about to be married atty lhpediment, read
this truly useful book, as i, has been the means
of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures
from the very jaws Of death.
1o- Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS enclosed in letter. will receive one
copy Of this work by mail, or five copies will be
semi for One Dollar
Address, (post paidl DIR. VIM YOUNG.
No. i53 Srrnee ST., Philadelphia.
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THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Jir. dam S Reply
Quincy June II

Quincy. June | 1872.
DEAs SIR Half an hour ago recei,-
ed, and this moment have heard read for
the third or fourth time, the best letter that
ever was written by an oetogenarian, aa-
ted June /.
This globeis theatre OF
war; its Inhabitants are all heroes. The
little eels in vinegat and tile anima'cues
in pepper water believe ale .uarre.esome.
The bees are as warlike as the Romans,
Russians, Britons. or Frenchmen. Ants.
caterpillars, and canker worms are the on
" tribes aI}ang whom have not seen bat
ties; and Heaven ITSELF II we believe Hin
docs, Jews, Christians, and Mahometans,
has not always been at peace. We need
not trouble ourselves about these things,
nor fret GU rselves because of evil doors
but safely ,lus, the "Ruler With hrs skies
JOHN ADAMS.
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The Annular Eclipse,

Astronomical eircles are all agog III ex-
pection ofan eclipse of the sun, on the
Goth instant. This eclipse, iii some per-
tons of the continent. is to be annular, a
narrow ring Of light surrounding the shad-
CIV Of the moon, as it passes oeer the face
Of the sun. Il Will begin here at 4 o'clock
and 10 minutes iii the acknowledging CT
the accounts say morning mistake aris-
ing from confounding astronomical with
civil time. The shadow of the moon COM
ing across the Pacific, first reaches the
of California, near San Francisco, at
about half-pas. two IN the afternoon, by
Washington time, or at about halt-past
eleven in the morning, by the time of San
Francisco; and in two hours will have COW
cred nearly the whole continent of North
America, with its southern limit in the
southern part of Mexico, and its northern
limit beyond the northern pole.
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a FALL Husband Caught.

Gne MI. j., SAYS New York paper
who boards at tha. excellent house, the
VARIETY H5tel, aGa who has q young,
beautiful and intellectual wife, has been
lately taught seriously tripping, the de-
neuement OF which resulted IN a serio-
conf co,tragieo farce. Our gay I.otharlo,
who, by the way, is a clerk iii one Of our
wholesale houses on Peatl street has, it
seems been engaged in laison with a fair
lady who is putting up AT 4 certain house
idoWr town. His better half has, it APP
pears, suspected Tor seme time pastthat her
Ierring lord was dealing in eonlraband
goods, but wisely frebore making scene
5untiipssurance became doubIy sure. Last
Monday night she expressed strong de-
sire to visit the museum, but tie stalse
one pleaded an excess of business. which
compelled bis attendance at the store
After she departed, however, she induced
a gentleman to accompany her to the resi-
denee Of her rival, aud ascertaining the
room she occupied, she moifnted the stairs,
and leaving her companion outside to guard
the door, she burst into the room, aud there
found guilty pair in the most provoking
routine Of billing and cooling.
The injured wife, after casting one with
er,ng glance upon her worst half, who
looked very Ikea pick pocket caught in
the act, pitched IN to The frall partner
Of his guilt with all the venom of hate and
jealousy, the shecpish husband looking ON
in trembling fear. Dieu et mon dfoit, the
battle cry OF the fifth Harry might have
been adopted by the assailant upon this &C.
casion, and well did her digits second the
fierce and implacable vengeance which
was concentrated i'll one absorbing idea,
for in short time the face CT her victim,
although human, looked anything but dr.
vine. Tier revenge was gratified. and she
returned home to devise the punishment
br Her traitor spouse, in which vision
Of divorce formed a very prominent fea-
ture.
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Red-Bugs.

'fSpcaking Of bed bugs, friend OF ours,
who put up, at the Kalamazoo house, tells
the following strong one =
"Y on see went to bed pretty all fired
used up, after a hull day on the old read
before the rlangsKas laid, call'alatfn, on g
good snooze, Wall. just as the shiters Be-
gun to ease off, kinder felt sumthin' try
in to pull of my shirt and diggin' their
feet into the small OF my back 10 get q good
hold. / wriggled and twisted, and dau-
bled and nackered-ali no use-kep 60
in it like all sin. Bimeby got up and
struck light to look around spell-ioand
a peck of bed bugs scattered aroun and
more droppin' of my shirt and runniu'
down my legs every minnt. Swept of
place on the floor, shook out the quilt,
lay down and kivered up in it for nap
No use-mounted right ON me, like pas
sci Of rats on a meal tab-dug hole in
the kiver lid and crawlcd through and
gave me fits Tor trying TO hide. Got up
agin. went down stairs and got the slush
bucket from the wagon. Brought it up
and made circle Of tar on the 1oor-lay
down on the floor on the inside, and felt
comfortable that time any how. Left the
light burnin' and watched 'em. See 'em
get together and have a tamp-peetin
bout 1t, and then they went off in squad,
wi all old grey headed he ere, at the top.
right up the wall out on to the ceiling till
they got to the right spot, aud dropped
right plump into my face. Fact, by t.un-
der.
Well 4 swept 'em up asia and ,nale a
circle Of tar on the ceiling too. Thought
had en- foul, that time; but swan to man,
if they didn't pull straws out of the bed,
and build regular bridge over it y
Seeing an incredible expression on our
vissage he elineh the story thus:
"It's so, whether you believe it or not,
and some of EN- teqtked across on stills
Bed bugs are curious critters and no mis-
take, specially the Kalamazoo kind
Grand Uirer Eee{e.
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P O E R Y
THE WASTED FLOWER.

The storms Of Heaven have borne thee dow
Thy stem is broke--thy leaves are strewn
In wild disorder DER the plain,
Whence thou shalt never lifi again 8.
Thy head, to catch The evening dew,
Or charm The lonely wanderers view.
Ye. wasted flower thy sweet perfume
Pariakes not oflhy fearful doom:
1t fingers still around the spot
Where erst thy form the sunshine caught;
And pouIs its incense on the air,
When thou sri desoIate and bare.
Thou art Z type, thou lovely flower.
OF virtues death deserving power
Fit emblem Of the fragrance shed
Around thy truly virtuons dead
The hallowed memory Of the good,
Which from the graves cold solitude,
Gives 10 The thought of parted worth,
A charm unknown 10 things OF earth.
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Good.

4 young lass who went to camr,meeting
and came home fill OF the revival which
they had, and who did nothing the
following week but sing
ssShoat shout we're gaining ground %
had the tune so pat, all she said was con-
tiuuation of that song, and not unfeequent-
~ the rhyme was too long for the tune
Old Jowler shipped in and took bone of
the table, and just ss he was making for
the door she sung out
az you dom, get ont pl knock you down,
Halle Hallelujsr,
You nasty, s.inkin', flop card hound,
Oh, Glory, ilalleluar -
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WILLIAM CHAPM AN.

RADUATE .ol the Baltimore College Of
uE Dental Surgery, having returned to Angus
IA, resumes his profession. Any, person wish
Ing information as to his qualifications, are
respectfully referred to me faculty, W. Wv: e..
Chaplin A. Harris, NJ D. d. d. 5, Pfoies
sor oil Principles and Practice oil Dental Sur
Alfred A. Bhn ", NJ. D. D. D. s., Professor
VIM. il. Hight, NJ. D., Professor Of Chem.
Washington r. Handy. NJ D., Professor
Of Anatomy AMI Physiology -,
Thomas E. Bead, NJ. d., Professor Of Path,
dluay AMI Therapeutics a,
Philip II. Austin, A. NJ Nj. d. d. ,. s.,
Professor of Mechanical Dentistry.
Post Office aiitess, cline's Mill, Or Mt,
Sidney.
March IS. l85l-ly
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Editorial Calls.

\ cotcmporary. a len days since, wrote
an article on "Snobs." which he wound up
with the following quotations from Punch
OF some other English journal;-
"Mrs. Bill is very i'll,
Aud nothing can improve her.
Until she SEEKS the Tullleries,
And waddles through the Louvre"
Almost immediately after publication, a
person called upon the editor, to inquire
ifany thing personal was intended i'll the
quoted lines. Those who are in the hab-
ii Of calling upon editors for the redress Of
imaginary grievances, should remember
Burke advice TO certain English painter,
who flew INTO rage and into print be-
CO lse one of his pictures had been roughly
handled by the critics. Burke advised him
to vindcate himself by his brush rather
than by his pen.
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o. In 1850, a trial took pace IN Con.
neciieut, Nnaer The section of the Blue
laws, prohibiting kissing. The offenders
were Sarah Futile and Jacob Newlice.-
ltappears that Sarah dropped her gloves
and Jacob loui,d Them When Sarah ask
ed for them, Jacob demanded kiss for his
pay. and as the demand did not seem ex-
lravagant she adjusted il forthwith The
facts were clearly proved, and the parties
were each fined twenty shillings.
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l.Tl you want TO raise domestic tenn
pest Before the tea-things go out, tie a.
stout cord across the kitchen stairs. about,
Einc inches from the floor; slrew orange
peel on the hall floor place Il tub Of water
on the first landing; harness the dog to the
coal-scuttlc shut the kitten up in the pi.
ano ling the bell for the servants--and
then wait for the re suit.
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Has A WOMAN A VIII OF HER Own.
A single lady died lately at S.. Mnlo. worth
four millions Of francs, leaving twenty
two wills, all of which it was necessary
for the judicial authorities to examine. A
married woman cannot make villa
single one cam and this lady seemed de-
,ermined to enjoy the privileges to the ut
most.
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FATHER MA-rnrws.--Th late Father
Matthews, Of St. Patriek's Church. Wash
ington, has left fortune Of 100000, a.
portion ii which is bequeatled TO his
nephew, ex-senator Merfick, Of Md, and
a large sum to the church. 4 Cathedral
will be erected in Washington city on the
site Of ST. Patrick 5, from this bequess'
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RENO Il.

TT. :. 81, .is House lately occupied by s J. 6.
bling, where nj ~ sa "s i BOOTS SHOES
81 aaiss Shoes Of ssssy variety also as ha' y
Uaps Umbrellas and Carpet bss' %e.' a. rb 81
mich will be sold at the loves. p,;ces' nc
,nhlic are invited to give them call
Feb. 10. 1854.
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Coon ApvlcE,-'Ifyou marry" said a
Roman consul to his son, "let it be wo-
man who has judgement enough to super
intend the getting Of a meals vlctuals,
taste enough TO dress herself, pride enough
to wash before breakfast, and sense enough
10 hold her tongue when she has nothing
to saw
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o. A Washington clergyman, a Sunday
or two since, while stating a deficiency in
the collections, remarked that, since the
issue of three cent pieces, the revenue OF
his church had decreased nearly one half!
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CnuDREN.--Neyer suffer your children
TO require services from others which they
can perform themselves. A strict obser-
vance OF this rule will be Of ;ncaleulable
advantage TO them through every period Of
life
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@y, We heard good joke once of
party of Young fellows who found fault
of the butter OH the beardng-house table.
What is the matter with i.s' said the
mistress. Just YOU ask it, said one,
1t is old enough 10 speak for it,
SELF
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nllcIIONEERlNG:

yyvl,E subscriber offers his services 10 Inc
L people Of Augusta county, as Au ion IL
lie can always be found at his tes'uenue u
New Town, when nat professionally enSa n'sh
lie patronage
Siaunlun, Jan. %, 1854.
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DOCTOR lOURSELF.
THE POCK EFT SULAPIUS:
Or, EVERY ONE HIS OWN
PHYSICIAN.
n FIFTIETH Ed

FIT he II T,UT
4 ton, with One hun
bred Eugravings, show
ing Diseases ;tha NAL
formations Of the Human
System in every shape
and form. To which is
added a Treatise on the
Diseases OF Females, be-
ing Of the highest i'm
portance To married PEG