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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-30
Migrrllanrulls.
Cool Courage.

A rich Mexican was proceeding Win an eA'
tensive caravan to Chihauhau, and was in the
habit of carrying a large amount Of gold bel
ted around him beneath his clothes. The fact
became known to daring and desperate gam
bier, whose character, among those people,
was no obstacle to perfect freedom OF inter
course with all classes. He travelled with
the caravan, as it soon appeared, for the pur'
pose of making himself master of the golden
girde. His opportunity occurred when about
half the travel was completed. The Don rode
one day out of sight of the caravan in search
of water, and the gambler whose eye had been
upon his victim through the whole journey,
was instantly off to execute his scheme
He sought and came up with the Don, entered
into conversation with him, and soon had the
rich Mexican unhorsed at his feet. But to get
at the "yelow boys it was necessary to re-
lease his arms, which were tied down over the
cirdle, and this was not to he thought of. The
robber dared not fire least he should be heard
by the passing caravan, and he seized butta
los skull which lay near with the intention OF
dashing out his victims brains. The Spanish
desperate stood over his conquered prey, hold
ing the tightened lariat in his left hand, his
horses reias around his left arm, and, with the
huge white skull raised in his right hand, ready
to dash upon his PROSTATE victim.
s'Don't kill me, and you shall have my gold"
exclaimed the helpless merchant; and the gam.
bier paused.
Though the gambler had secured his own
horse, the other had taken fright and galloped
back to the moving caravan when its rider was
thrown on the ground. :,
81 know you want my gold and not my life, "
said the merchant. "Cut the rope that binds
me, and place your knife instantly upon my
neck; and if do not give you the gold you
may drive the blade into my throat
The gambler did so, for in his hurry ne had
forgotten the frightcd horse, but the merchant
had not, and was playing a cool and cunning
game.
"The gold the goldp said the gambler, "or
the knife sinks in your neck r
'Instantly !! said the merchant, ms he en-
deavored to gain all the time he could in releas-
ing the belt ofgold.
Another moment, and rap apid hoof steps were
heard, followed Immediately by the appearance
of dozen approaching horseman.
The robber turned pale, but his eyes flashed
in desperation, and gritting his teeth he swore
he would kill!
kill me-" said the merchant, "and you are
shot instantly release me, and ] will never BE-
tray you; quick, put away your knte!' -,
Such superioty has cool courage over the
most daring wickedness! The gambler sheath
ed the knife and stood trembling while the
brave Mexican trader sprang at his feet, ad JUS
ted his dress, met his friends, said he had been
bv some accident thrown from his horse, and
rode back to the caravan side by side with his
enemy by way Of warding suspicion from him;
He promised not to betray the gambler and
he did not. But tie guilty man succeeded
soon after in another depreciation and fed
Then the story was told.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
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If there is one thing more than another
which we would teach child, it would be a
1--we of truth. All other things would beworth.
less without that crowning excellency in hu-
man character. Without it, the noblest struc-
ture is but whited sepulchre. With all other
qualifications, a man is to be stunned when de.
fcient in this. The beholder may admire a
fabric of general beauty and symmetry, but
when the seam of fllsehood is found running
from cap-stone to base, he will shun the dan
gerous presence. There are few things more
painful, experienced in our intercourse with
men, than to feel that they are unworthy Of our
confidence they are not what they seem
that they will betray while they smile that
we tread upon crater's crest where all is hol-
low beneath.
Teach the child to tell the trnth-to venerate
and love it. Teach him so that, whatever
wrong he may commit, he will frankly and
promptly admit it all. Reward the honest
speech. Washngton's father was never proud
er of his boy than when he acknowledged his
falsehood
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The Boston Five Cent Savings Bank has been
in operation only ten days, and, has 1910 de-
positors, and sl2, ,36545 on deposit. The de-
posts vary from cents to seven hundred dol
lars.
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At twenty years of age, the will reigns; at
hirty the wit; and at forty the judgement.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-09
United States Patent Ome..

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4, 1854.
4 Sthe petition of DAVID MATTHEW of Ph,,aielrtia
" Pa, praying for the extension of a patent
granted TO him on the 3lst day of Decemt ar. lSl0
for an Improvement IN '-Spsrs Arrestersn for sew.
en- Years rom the expiration of said patent which
takes place on the 3lst dag Of Dscemb her, eighteen
hundred and fifty four:
Is ortered that tine said petition be hesrI st the
Patent Office on Monday, the 18th day OF December
next At IL o'clock, m, and al persons are notified TO
appear and show cause, if any they have, why said
psunon ought not to be granted.
Parsons opposing the extension required to file
In the Patent Office their obectons specially set forth
In writing, at least twenty days before the day OF
hearing all testimony filed by either party to be used
&C the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
IN accordance with the rules Of this Office which will
be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case Will be closed on the
Sth OF December; depositions aud other papers rs
lied on as testimony, must be hie in the Office on
or before the morning of that day; the arguments il
any, within ten days thereafter. -.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Union, Inteligencer and Evening Star, W Washington
ID. C.; Pennsylvsaiso, Philadelphia, Pa; Scientific
American, New York; and Post, Boston, Mass
once week for three successive weeks previous to
the 18th Of December next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
p. s.-Edtors of the above papers will please copy
snd send their bllsto the Patent Office, with paper
coutsinina this notice. -.-- auy 5-SSw
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There are 10 newspapers published
in Austria; Ia in Africa; 80 in Asia; IS
in Belgium; IS in Denmark; 9Oin Russia
and Poland: "a in Turkey; 800 in Prussia;
800 in other German states; 500 in Great
Britain and $500 IN the United States,
1t will be seen by the foregoing that the
most despotic and unedueafed nations en-.
courage. least these mediums of intelI.
gence, while the most free and Christian
nations encourage them NEST. Thus. in
proportion to the population af the L nited
States, it has nearly 100 times as many
newspapers IS Russia; 800 times as many
as Austria; and 2,240 times as Asia.
The aggregate circeletion Of paper in the
United States is about 100000. The
number of copies printed annually is
422 ,6O0, 900. Their average circulation
is l,795. There is one publication Tor
7.l6l free inhabitants in the States and
Territories.
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A REMEDY FOB "EAcH DIsKasR ,,

the request OF many OF my patients, I have
a consented to put up a class of my most eff
Gent prescriptions in the 70, m Of FAMILY MIDI
CLNES, each one suited to particular disease and
not, like the manufacturers of the nostrums and
any one cow pound will cure all diseases, ana who.
lin the words OF the great Itaan physician Spsl.
lanzanD pu medicines 'ohie they k,,o,o little mo
osd'ss Uhich they knoW less''
-rs,,vl ,, H.. J. g. ROSE, NJ D., phila.
For Cholera, Dysentery, Bo,oe' Complaints, de-.
br!: J. g. ROsE's eARMINATTVk BILsIM.
This mixture is enc Of the most important medi.
cines, aad should be kept in al families "a spe.
'fc" for Cholera and Bowel Complaints it has new.
er failed Dysentery vanishes in few days when
this article is used as dire ted Price 25c. :
DR.. J. S. ROSES PAIN CuRER will cure snR Neck.
Sore THREAT, Pains in the face Sida, Back or Limbs
from CoiI. Choic, Cholera Morbus &c. It cures
sprsins, Chilbains, Cramps Or Pains in the Stor.
och or bowels. Price l214, 25, and so cts
4 DR. j. 8. KosEs EIfRAcT OF BUeRu ia one Of tn.
best remedies used for diseases of the Kidrsys
Bladder, xc. Price Soc. 81 es# g G-E.>- -
In. > & hosss NRktets: AND INv,susk k1rSe Con-
DIAL, for Heart Disease, ali Nerveus Affections Fiat
L snce, Heart iurn, Nestlessusss Eum bness Men.
rssia, raising the Spirits and giving power to the
whole systein, Il IL lpoes mirscu;ous In ite effect
So cents bottle
DR. j. 8. Rosg'S DysPEpfIo C6ApourD a sure curs
for Dyspepsia, Lives Complaints and indigestion.
when taken in conjunction with his Alternative or
Family Pills Price OF both 75c s. :
LIE. o. D. tSc3x.b u0LDE9 SILl1 I0- fGi!tnI of the
Womb, Fensls Wesknsss Debility, and Rsls1 afi~lr
They have a peculisr affinity for the debilitated
muscles of the female, and in ipst9nce have thew
failed in radically. curing those distressing com.
plants females are so often subject. Pic. 90 cents
Or. j. 8. RosE's ANrI-aILIous OR RAILROAD Pills.,
TheEe pills are ut warranted to en7e in every NAL
a1y or disease incident to man, but they are grand
remedy for bilious state OF the system and com.
mon fevers, When used with Dr.. Roses Tonic Mix
turs, will cure the rlost stubborn cases Of Bilious
Fever or Fever and Ague. Price l211z apd 25c
Da. J. s. RosE's sARsAPARnlA COMPOUND, for all
Skin Diseases aad for purifying the Blood it Is eu.
perior to aI others. Price soc. and ST. -.
On J. g. RosEs ELIXIR o. OPIUM, free from an the
bad elects Of Opium or Lsudsnum, such as Head
ache, Constipation, or Sick Stomach. Prizes 25c.
All whose Constitutions are impaired BY disease or
weak By nature, snouid read Dr. g. Roses "hIedi.
cal Adviser, (Which contains description of the Dis
EASES Of cur climate and the mode of treatmept) II
can be had without charge Of =
2. D. Gilman, Charles Stott 4 Co., ". q. Gilman,
John ". Nairn, Patterson d Nairn, D. B. CLARK.
II aoPeerson, william T. Evans, Kidwsll L Law.
Tsncc, J. 8. Moore, Washington; j. L. Kidwell,
snd by I'll dealers In Alexardria, Wiz.
slNe. . je 27-..
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"YNNEs PATENT REACTION cEHTR1-
xU0AL PUMP AND FIRE EN0!NE

A DAfrED Is any siru.ton, unlimited in povsr
- eetuhn IN seton, pernaAnenti 10 use and withsi
se nw IN eost that they are rapid, superseding all
ssoa OF all interested in Steamers. Msnnfsesn,;ss
aanneres, Brsweriss, Distiltsries, RaiItoad Water
Seecons canals, Wster Works, Drainage or Irrjgs-
con ios ths following properties: Eeonosu. Dura
Maer and targs results Io1s tie po,oer appi;sd. For
Inning, 9usrrying, Co6erdsms &C., they are pecu-
Marty adapted Sizes are manufactured of from 2s
avS,vo gallons per minute capacity Cali and BE-
oI onion Power Company of,U.a, No, IS Broad.
Hsy, Nsw York. Removed from No ~ Opposite
RkosSAs stsno- 22-2r,
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE.

A DAMANr. CANDLES tslE cts. a pound. same
"A price of common mould Candles ~ Orleans
Sugar, twenty pound for dollar, Sef crushed
rysca.ized Suga- for Strawberries. twelve pounds
for one dollar; superior Cucumber Pickles, fifty cts
per hlnirei, V.Esgar given in; Fresh nice Flour;
SE,oksf Beef Tongues at % cents each; Cornsns,
Tuscan, Bordeaux, and other purs olive Oils; BLACK
Fsa, recoIna nist by the Faculty, a. 80 cents lb
Fsrrsnvet bsar than il usually sold for one dollar
Poond. Potash; pure Sa!orstus; Durke.'s Bread
Powders Tsnarinis. Sc, together with all the vari
Sites of new and fne 9roceriss intrrducsd Ia the
North iioods delivered free Of cost. .-r
z. NJ. P. KING,
Cor street and VT ave, St. Johns square,
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FUNERALS.

SS, The subscriber s prepared TO at.
0tenG, at the shortest notice, 10 any
calls IN this fine and will aaare pains to render
entire satisfaction to all whOmay desire his assistance
In performing the last tribute ofrespect TO the dead
Hsarse always in readiness. Mourning Cans anc
Shrouds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave to cali the attention q
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER
which has been already tested in the families o sew
erai IN this city. 70 whom he can refer as t.
It's eihcacy in preserving the body from decomp0si-
ton for any length OF period.
I.W. PLANT, 9TH strsA
augeeo1y bet C and II str1k.
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UNDERTAKES

( WOULD rsspectfuIly return my thanks TO the
L citizens of washington and lite vicinity for tber
past patronage, and say that Swing to the frsq.ent
aaise in the Undertaking branch Of Ey business, /
nave been induced 10 discontinue the manufsctur.
u fnrnitire, and turn my attention fully to the
!e.,A AL iAh!Nd. l have spared no pains to have
srery thing thst Is requisite to my business and |
NJ. therefore fully prepared to meet any order after
ie@ moments notice, and assure those who NAV
sive nls call that will spare pains ta carry out
80 ,. JAMES 2. HARVEY
=, go 7th st., between G and a.
mar Ply
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TO INVENTORS

6'HE oflee Of s'The Inventors Protection National
L Union" is on 9TH street, opposite the East Por,
tco of the Patent Office, and is now resdy to attend
70 the Dus'ness Of It's Ietnbers. namely in, making
sxaminations AMI soliciting patents, &c. .
Inventors are invited to Gall and gst copy OF the
Constitution snu Bylaws, and where any informa
con viii Se gwen rsspesting the Union. -
All et1srs op eus5ssa Hust 10 dirseted to this Of
a MODEL sh5p Is In c0rnsction with tins, office
where Itodels cen be rde to order at the shortest
ncttoe. mo- 80 L. g. CLAYTON,
@ap 1G-ly 'a.5 avsf President l. p NJ
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CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKBR

TUE undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends, acguaintences, and the public generally
that he still continues to execute all orders in hie
ne OF business in the best manner and at the short
hAFAiA HING neatly and promptly executed
e, FUNERALS attended to al
SEz the shortest notice, and in the best
manner todies PRESCRIBED IN the ,sea perJsct nan
: II. .ue, ~ the s1aTnssst ueath.r
NssnAfaf for pas. fsvors, he would respectfully
oiicit ana VIII endesvor 70 merit eentinusnes OF
rue same. = 20 ANTHONY BUCHLY,
Pa. ave-. g. side, between 9th and 10th SITS
Residence: Mr.. Martins D street, Cd house eas. O.
7th street -.,. - =, - me- r. =
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A RARE CHANCE.

N consequences of having effected the sole agency
i for the sale Of Hallet, Davis Co.'S Boston pre-
MUM Pznos and knsbe, Gaehle q Cos of Bait;.
more, va have decided TO devote our attention 70
the sale Of ths5e only, and discontinue the sas Of
New York pianos.
We have now in store one 7-OctsVe -ound corner,
carved tablets, sliding desk rosewood Piano, manu-
Offer u great discount from former price.
To all in want of q cheap and good Piano, We In
vita them TO call and examine this Instrument
JNO. z. ELLIS,
Pc. avenue, between eth and 10th SITS.
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PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
~ . WINE --

M ANCRACTURED FROM FRENCH GRApES
NJ JAMAICA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGES,
&c.-This delicious beverage becomes the grrases
fayorite wherever it is introduced. It is equally
pslatable, more wholesome, and not half the price
other foreign wines. Many ply siciaps use il ex-
Flstulency, Dyspepsia, Debility, Cramps, Diagrboa
and Dysentery. Persons subject to Chills or living
in districts where Ague prevails find its occa.iona
use pleasant and admirable preventive Nixed
with little cold water 1t forms the most refreshing
and wholesome cooling drink in warm weather that
can be taken.
Price so cts per bottle, IS per dozen.
J. BALMEs corner of Baltimore and High streets
and BEOWN BROTHERS. Liberty st. Baltimore.
STOTT & co, Washington.
PEEL I STBVENS, AIszandr!a
JESSE Lands, Frederick. ..
III. BUFF, Portsmouth. Va. .-..
ROBERTSON CO., Petersburg, Va.
. WM CISSEL, GEORGETOWN. ~ 1a-sr
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NEW BOOKS at

NEW BOOKS at
IN SIILLINGToN'S Bookstore.
The Jes1it's Daayhta-, by Ned Buntline
A Veas alter tarrixss, by 7. ). Arthur
Rosa Lambert, by Reynolds
Reig aaid Lyle, by aiss Psrioe
FsrninydsIe, BY Csro.ias Thomas
Gideon Gle, or the stru ggles Of Life
Ta, Great Pictorial Brotl.sr JonSt.laa for the 4th
Of Jul, .i
An3 7f7ry shins IN the Magazine Book business
JOE SHILLINaTON'S Book store
.;os. "a. sr. aud IA St, 0tenn Building
iaI-tf
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o. Iks CHAMBERLAIN'S ConMe,

u 4At CHAM . 0E AkAAN'S C0AH "a
l. eiai C0llegs.
" No 1T, Baltimore s.reet, Baltimore, Ad
TdR ostensiDle of this insiaution Is p:sce
Z in the reach of individuals proper faciliias for
obtaining thorough AID practical mercantile eta
cation young man can ksre ohtai1 nors ,air-
recs knowledge Of general blieness matters IN
wseks than can be scq ured n many yes-sin sGy
one counting hcuse. ..f
TIE course Of study embraces doubo-er+ry! TO- L.
keeping, and its adaptation to ysrioI, deparSneT;t.
Of commerce and trade. Mercantile calcul3 3t;rns
taught according to the nest approved 1cothn.B -
Practical Penrsaus,ip roIn bning rapidty ofrxolu'
ton with beauty Of constructiep Lectures c0n
mercantile cw, upon yarous important rnerrg.':;le
subjects, beside many other POINTS necessary r 8
bcok kseper or business man TO understand Tine
necessary ror student TO complete the
from Ave to eight weeks. There being no VACATION,
applicants can enter a. any time and attend 18th
day and evening Nominations ars held at State !
periods and diplomas awarded to thcos who gr,is,.
ste For terms, &c. writs and hsvs q circular or
wArded By nail. Dr feb 4--1y
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&kS EIXTURES.

= 'HB sat bscribers take pleasure in announcing to
Z the public that their stock OF GhS FIXTURES,
isins .! the hsst and latest patterns has
heec received and thss they prepared to sell
at the low est Persons in want Of Gas fixtures
VII pleass call nni exa1linc -th.y will 10 doubt
6nd Il tc their Interest a.
Dwellings and public buildings 6ttsd With gas-to.
bing ct the usual rstss -.
J.W. T1OMpAnN 4 BROTHER.
lee 1b--S Pa. av, bet. 10th and 1lth, T. side.
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NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
IN AND NEWSPAPER FsTABLLSB sEF3.
WM. TAYLOR & Co.

IN AND NEWSPAPER FsTABLLSB sKE3.
Wm. TAYLOR e. co..
Corner Of Baltimore a7.i Ca0ries street,
BALTIMORE, Mn
wv TAILOR co. beg leave to cell the after,
hon OF the reading people and sl dealing In Bsoks
to their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, and NEWS.
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, whsre can be found
large and general assortment Of all the late popo
lar publications of the day.
They also keep On hand splendid assortment O.
plain and fancy STATIONERY of every description
Al orders thankfully received aud filed with de
spatch and sent By return of the mall express, OF
stage or in any other way the person ordering ma,
direct Z
Booksellers, News Agents. Pedlars and all otherf
supplied with any Books, Magazines, etc, at the
lowest rates ~
Any Book published in this country can BE- had
BY sending your order to rs.
VII. TAYLOR Il CO.,
Cor. Bait:mors and Charles sts., Baltimore, Nd 4
may 2G-tf p"
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

es>.z DR.. o. MUNSON has fitted CD the
FSs@-ssssX house end Office On Pennsylvania ave.
SIOYynue, formerly occupied by Df. Hum.
e. -s.-,- phreys, and is making TEETH on an en-
tirely new plan, with continuous glu-the very I'M
PSI s'soaso Of nature herself, only handsoE1er if de
sired Public inspection respectfully solicited. Dr.
Nj. OWNS the patent for the D. O., Va, and n. U.
All departments in Dentistry attended to and war
rantsd TO be done in the very best Msaaer
mar lily
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SI1IRTS-SHIRTS.

NEW style Of Fancy Summer Shirts Of the most
~ beautiful patterns, with French double E
bands and Studs -ay.rn-s
Also new styles of white ernbroide red Bosoms, en-
tire!y rew.o D., a-. fss7.;-7 - - . .-
Shirss made 10 order ami warranted to ct or nc
sails
SHIFTS of all qualities -
8...-t- ---.-., -. WALL i STEVENE,
- Z rf,g Pa. avenue, betw. eth and 10th sis,
Also, doors below tie National Hotel. = M.
jy3L-tf 2 .fEa' ~ ..-i... t-..s
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UNDERTAKES. 10.
JOSEPH GAWLER.

ENpshfhEE ER, Pc avenue between 18th and
~ ls,h streets, First Ward. Washington, would
respectfully return his hanks 70 his fellow citizens
ior their past patronage, and would info,m them
thst h1 Is fully prepared TO ~ ell orders for Fure
rails at the shortest netias He vonld resnectsnii
say that he has taken considerable pains TO provide
nimseif with all manner Of oonvenienccs for sn Cr.
oestaker His mode GfprtSerpf.g bodies in the tooy
s! seas.er has never failed to give the utmost sstis
iocloo. % ..i. ~ 30 2ws
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~ GREAT BARGAINS.
CANfIELD. BROTHER & CO.,

y ZZs BALTIMORE SFREXf, BALTfMORE Md.
Are desirous CT closing out great portion OF tseiI
present. stock of elegant FANCY GOODS, JeEelry,
Watches Clocks, Fans, Ofera Glasses Dressing Cases
Wri ing Desks. Ice Pitrners Vases Bronzes SC pre.
paratory to receiving their fall supply Purcha.pr.
will fint great bargains afI5 tLtf
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NJ No man knows when he goes to
law, or gets into a cab, what be will bare
to pay On getting out Of it,
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EB YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
IRON THE HOUSE OF WIN. a. McDoHArD
lo2 Eassau Street, corner Of AMY

THE 0RTH0PEDIC INSTITUTION.
For the cure Of Bodily D-tormites and Diss. a. f
the Joints ..-.
4oI, 469. 45l PrciEc s., South Brosliy1. NY
"A DaIIS inooor patients afflicted with the above
IA sPee1hed malaiss, on moderate terms- In af
Irus All a1Vantages OF sanitary Institute with the
comfsrts Of private home 49," LAC
The 'nsstution il locarsd In q fasbiopabls and
neAthy psrt Of the city; and exte1si va md c,,n,
dymnasian for bodily sxercisss ia atta.ba, =, - .
os.ns IN tne house wsrm eod cold sea bathing
"1,nin ten minutes drive, &C.
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