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New AttractiOns!
AT CHADWICK'Sl!

AT CHADWICK'Sl!
HAVE just received from Baltimore & Phila
i delpha a new stock of Goods suito bic TO tn
season, which will be sold on cheap.
A large LOT of Bonnels and Trimmings, very
low;
Extra Cheap Mantilas
Ladies aud Chldrens Parasols, and Ladies
Umbrellas; ...-.. ..
Corded Skirts, Skin, Goods and Skirt cord
Worked Collars and Sleeves
Very handsome Lawns and Organdies;
Gnghams, Challes, Linens, Marseilles.
Prints, Muslns, B:!liauts,
Shoes, Caters, &c, &c.
All Of which will be sold on the most favorable
terms. al are inrited to call and examine the
stock. d. II. CHADWICK.
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READ EVERY LINE OF THIS.
.SctC Summer Goods.

.sCtC summer GO0(tS.
Just Receiced at he BIG YINDOW =.
"a Man'illas, very cheap;
so Ps'. Bonnet Ribbons;
100 Bonnet Fills;
An assortment of Bounets,
500 Yds. Silk;
1000 Bleach'd Muslins;
5000 Brown Do.
500 Red Ticking;
40. 1000 " Lawn;
~ 5000 Calicoes;
Ladies Dress Goods in great variety.
200 Emb. Collars, uery cheap.
Also,-Flouncing and Edging Null,
Swiss and Jaconet Muslins; Brilliants and
Barred Cambrics, linen, Cambria Ildkis.,
Corded Skirts and Skicting, Parasols and
I'm brellas. .. .. ....
Cloths, Cassimeres and Ready Made Clothing,
together with general stock of Grocer.
les, all Of which we have just received.
Our Stock having been bought low for
cash will be sold low,--very low Come
and see our new Summer Stock. as we have
Great Bargains TO offer. T
..... CARR, HANWAY s. CO.
June ID, 1856.
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Which IS THE NAN for the Ci4sis
FILLMORE. BUCHANAN.

nrit determined to- hive been placed
makoa clean breast OF upon platform OF
II. viii wash my whlchiMoST HEARTILY
hands OF the conse- APPROVE, & THAT CAN
QuCnCes, W alcver SPEAK FOR ME. Being
lhey may be and the representative Of
tell you that we are The great Democratic
treadins uponthebgink party, and not simply
OF u volcano, that is Ii JImcs Buchanan, |
able al any moment 10, must square my onduCi
burst forth and over according TO The plat
whelm the nation. form Of that party and
MIGHT, ny SOFT WORDS insert no ncW plank nor
HOLD OUT DELUSIVE take one from H-Wr.
HOPES, AND THEREBY Buchanan s lPhcdtldnd
WIN VOTES. Bur CAN speech.
NEVER CONSENT TO BE Pm aCcent;no h q
oNErHlYG tothe NoRTH nonina,ion. | n q o Il
AND ANOTHER TO THE .scarcrlv saw that ar.
SOUTH. | should deS- cent in the onne sniri,
plss myself il | cOuldlthe resolutions consti.
be guilty Of such eva iru,irn the nIa,Corm of
SO - ir. Fillmore nrincn!es crectci hv
Atbany Speech. the Convention. TO
If THERE BE THOSE THIS PLATFORM | IN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TEND TO CsNFINE MY
WHO DESIRE AN ADMIN lsELF THROUGHOUT THE
lSTRArION FOR T II Z CANVASS BELIEVING
NORTH sAGAINSTTHE HAVE no RIGHT, as the
SoUTU OR fuTtha SOUTu candidate Of the Del
As AGAINsTTHENoRTH oCratlc party, by an
THEY ARE NOT TnEMEN swerng interroga'o-
WHO should 2iveTHElR ries 10 present ncIo s
sCFFRAGEs TO NE. For ,hDcrcm issues before
my otcn part, / know lie people. Buchanan s
only my country my Letter Of acceptance.
2cao!e country, and no
thing bit my country
Mr.. FiNm0re's NcW,
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ELECTORAL VOTE.

Below NO give the electoral vote Of
each State. There arc altogether 296
electoral votes, tho South having 100
and tho North nc, which gives to the
moth majority of So. The number
necessary To n choice is 40.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-13

Shahspcre's Skelefon.-In Memphis
Tenn, tho other day, a countryman
stood gazing in Manstield's windows,
where two skeletons hung suspended
one being that Of man, the other a
boy.
Whose Skeleton is that = asked the
counuyman Of stranger coming up.
pointing to the larger.
That is Shakspere'S,' said tho stran.
gor.
And whose ia ,ho,7' continued the
countryruan pointing to the smaller
skolet on.
'Shakspcrc's,'
How can that BET
why, that's him when no was n
boy
oh! never thought Of that.
And our country friend walked away,
wondering how those queer cussos, the
doctors,g' 1.-THE bones out fShakspere's
body when he was alive.
Funny, IF True.--It is related of
Thomas Marshall, that judge having
ouco fined him thirty dollars for con.
tetopt Of court, he rose and asked the
Judge to loan him tho money, as he
had'n il, and there was no friend pres.
eut to whom he could so well apply as
his Honor. This was stumper. 7 he
judge looked at Tom and then at the
clerk. and finally said: CLERK remit
Mr.. MarshaPs fine; tho State is better
able to lose thirty dollars than am
Gustavas Adolpbus knew how 10 put
down duelling. Two officers asked his
permission to fight duel leave was
granted, end tho King came spectator.
With him came the provost Marshal
Now, gentlemen, said Gustavas to the
conbataurs, fight till one Of you is kill
led; the Provost Marshal will hang the
survivor Tho officers shook. haDds.
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groceries /:

groceries
AT THE BIG WINDOW!!
We are a0,e recei0iag and e5er foy sale :
Hugs Sugar;
10 Barrels Molasses, #
r.. G Doe. Buckets,
Tubs. ...r.....
- Extract Coffee,
s Boxes Soap, ..-.
100 C6lored Carpet Chains,
Bbl. Rice,
10 Bbl. Mackeral.
49,. 10 Boxes Star Candles, 3d..
8 Bales Batting, ~
Boxes Tobscco,
& Boxes Looking, glasses,
... 10 Boxes Glassware ..s.
1000 lbs. Canvass Hams,
25 Kegs Wheeling Nails.
25 Kegs Pure White Lead,
Together with large 10. Coffee, Tens,
Crushed, Pulverzed & Clarified Sugars. All
OF which we will sell on very accommodating
terms. .e CARR HANWAY s. Co. =
April, 10 1856.
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NOEsGANT<sSv'N NqgLLS.
Important to MilIers!
NEW MACHINERY.

have put up and am now using +. & J. NJ.
Clarke's Patent Mill, (patentcd June, lS54,)
which will grind 10 bushels per hour at an ordi-
nary run the whole machinery being comprised
in a space of "a by 4 feet, all within the imme-
idatc notice of the mller,- burr, boiling chest,
and all. The burrs now used are only SO inch
os. This is great Improvement on all devices
for the m manufacture OF Flour hitherto in use !,
and the on tire machinery can be put up in mr. y
Mill for about the expense incurred by getting
a Milwright to repair tho old style mills. Mill
ers and those about to put up Mills, are invited
to call at Morgantown Mills, and witness and cx-
anime tho operation of Clark's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the superfnous APP
pcndagcs of the old FIGURING Ml6
| have purchased the right OF said Patent for
the counties of Monongalia, Preston and Marion
and will sell individual or district rights 10 suit
purchasers. - JAMES S. CRAIG.
Morgantown NILS, February %, 1856.
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LAUFFER,s


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CHEA P CASH TCOK Store,
Removed from No. 80, Firth street,
To n Fourth street, between Wood & market
Nearly opposite tho old Bank OF Pittsburgh, in
tho room formerly occupied by b. Darlington,
PiTTSBURGH, PA.
Our object in coming to Fourth Street is q,
account of the cheapness of the rent, land 10,
business It is no doubt equal to Fifth Street -
Having taken the store room for term OF ea,s
ut thrce-fourths less rent than any wholesal,
Bo~k Store in the city, consequently we can &
do sell from 10 to 20 per cent cheaper on an
average, either wholesale or retail. 5000"
Having purchased a large stock OF Books hnA
Stationary, at New York and Philadelphia Trad,
Sales, at the lowest cash prices, Merchants and
others will find it to their advantage to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and compare our lis,
Of Prices with other Houses. And further, we
will duplicate any bill purchased East. -
All kinds of Blank Books, Dockets bound 4
unbound, made to order at the shortest notice.
Book Binding done in all Styles.
Printing Of all kinds neatly enecuted.
All orders from abroad filled with accuracy
and dispatch; and il we do not give satisfaction
good will be taken back. April &c, 5G.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA. "

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
THO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases
Il such as SPERMATORRHOEA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONCRRHGA.
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice of ONANlSM, or
SELF-ABUSE, &c. sc.
The Howard Association OF PHILADELPHIA. in
view Of the awful destruction of human life ana
health, caused by sexual diseases and tho dc.
ceptions practised upon the unfortunate victim,
of such diseases by Quacks, have directed the;,
Consulting Surgeon, ms a CHARITABLE ACr
worthy ofthcir name 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, TO all persons thus afflicted, lMale 0,
Femoie) who apply by letter with description
oi their condition, age, occupation, hab.is OF
lie, &c, and in cases Of extreme poverty arj
suffering, TO furnish Medicines free OF charge
The Howard Association is 4 benevolent !rs,i
tuition, established by special endowment, 70,
the relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with ''Nirulent and Epidemic Diseases :" and ira
funds can be used for other purpG 1t has
now a surplus Of means, which the Directors
have voted TO advertise the above notice. It's
needless 10 add that tho Association commands
the highest Medical skill of the age, and will
furnish the most approved modern treatment.
Valuable advice also given to sick and nervous
females, afflicted with Womb Complaint, Len
corrhoea, &c. .Ha" . an : -.
Address, (post Puid) DR.. GEO, n. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, 10. 2
South NINTH street, Philadelphia Pa
EZRA D. HARTZELL, President
GEO. FAIRcHLp, Secretary. Sept. 2o.--ly.
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800 Acres of Land for Sale.

'H'ilE subscriber offers for sale 500 scros Of
u Land, in barbour county, lying on the wa.
ters OF Sandy Greek 90 acres OF il are itnpro.
we'd, plenty Of good timber, well ws,ersd ,plcn-
" OF stone coal. 300 acres OF it arc level
The Farming Land is clear Of stone, and 1t 10
well adapted for Stock Farm. There are t@o
Dwelling Houses. Peaches and Apples,
10 abundance. TERMS, for the whole tract,
$3.50 per ocrej il can be divided into tracts Of
ooo ana 4oV acres, The price varying with quail
~. II lies miles South Of Tbornton IJonot.--
tor ,urther Information call on tho subscribe
on III" promises, J.K. BAKER
October 30, 1866. l7tr " ".
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Ion. a. II. II. Stuort ia wing sick
~ hc SiriUlIUg Springs, \ ugusia, fecov.
"t"g from severe illness.
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Fatn Cdusualty.-- On Tuesday morn
ing passenger on the tain from Potts.
vile to Philadelphia was instantly kill
led, about mile below Reading. He
was seen TO get up from his seat and
pass toward another car, apparently OK
cited, and was heard to say something
about having passed Reading. In an
instant afterwards, il was discovered
that he bad fallen upon the track, and
two or three cars had passed over him.
It is supposed that his destinotio was
Reading, aud that upon finding that the
train had passed that place, he rashly
attempted to jump of, and met his sud.
den and awful end.
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n Gem. far an OLD Book--It has been
eloquently and truly said, that il Chris
tianity were compelled to flee from the
mansion Of the great, the academies Of
philosophers, the halls Of Legislators, or
the thfongs Of busy men, we should
find her last retreat with woman at tho
Preside. Her last audience would be
the children gathering round the knee
Of a mother; the last sacrifice the secret
prayer, escaping IN silence from her lip
and heard perhaps, only at the throne
Of God.
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What was it that made man misera-
blel Sin. What is it that cen make
him bappyi A complete deliserspco
from il.
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GOOD NEWS NOR LADIES.
NE w SpsDE STORE.

A CCORDlNG to previous announcement, I
IN have removed my shop to the store room
just above the "Comme rcial Buildings, and OPP
positc the "Big Window, where ! expect to
continue my business of manuac tn ring Ladies'
Shoes OF all descriptions.
Also, just received from Philadelphia a nice
and general assortment of
Ladies, Misses and ChiIdrenS' Shoes,
q Il IT Frs, &C.. &c.
My stock is selected with great care, and in
view Of the wants Of this community. Ofcourso
will sell CHEAP, but especially invite all to
call and examine my stock, believing as do
that can present superior inducements in my
particular branch Of the business.
H. COME LADIES, ALL. ....
March 30, 1856. WM. II. SAMSEL.
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We ha iAtes from Humboldt Bay 70 Oct
Acorrespoadeni or the fswes writing from Bald Noun
tai, svss an account Of another attack the Indians
aad The killing Of some ten nsen nkerable diesevs
By party Of whites, which proceeding 10 disn!aed b.
the name Of battle. It appears that the Indians had
driven away head Of cattle from Angels Ranch
and slaughtered them. psrty Of whites. srmei with
rnes and revolvers, went In pursuit OF the Offenders
whom they fornd IN thicke. the divide towards Red
wood Crerk and attacked them with The results above
mentioned In the skirmish, one OF the whites was
severely wounded In the thigh by arrow, which wac
the only injury they sustained, though the Indians
said bad number o. Gre arms In their possession The
whites had received additions 70 their numbers, and
we're preparing 70 make IN attack upon another RANCH
whe, last heard RON
An express was about 10 be started between the Bay
a1i Orleans b. Mr.. Chas NJ Aitkn.
quantity Of freight wa expected on The ioddv
Belle, destined for Wesvervle being the FIRST Of any
considerable amount sent to that point BIZ war Of the
Bay
man named Hall having threatened Va take the ifs
81 another named Young, ~ Eureka, q town upon the
Bay one day last week, snd attempting 70 carry his
threat into execution ~ firing several sho,s NJ him
Your, s5ot BIN n TIE legs, Gripping him badly. -
On the 2lst vii John suooe and John Grady fought
dvei ~ Treux's Fat North salmon river. rhey 10
eight ~ four PAGES, vhee and FIRE; but happened
hat strong turned and fred before the word shooane
ria adversary through the elbow OF Tn right arm,
hereby disabling him and checking ne nshi n that
stage The wounted mans life was savsd BY his arm
witch v,s "a sous Of hs breast At the time was hl
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For Georgis-Q A. JerniRan, r. Ellis, z n Cock n ].
Crawford and N. & Murphy.
South Caroilna-WlLiam Beard r. 3. Bell r. a
Brooks, o. N, Dantzler Colonel Cunnnghsns ana w. W.
Bryce
for North Carolins-.Janes O. Fulton. r. a. Ffanner A
Nixon, Owen Keenan, aud J. w Kelly.
For Ms,Qgrs-A. A. King, JOS Higgins G. n. Oliver and
goseph Anderson.
For Masylipd-F. K. Richardson I. v. Ward, J. r.
Bartol and r. B Carmichael
For Delaware-L. Dawson, Wan. Ross, Chas Jones
And John Powell.
For Fiorida-w. Deter. Il. I. Titus W. G. r. uArvis
X l.. Campbell and L ii. Eiry.
. Tor Tennessee G. 2oilicoief, Jno. Eley and Mr..
Carson.
For Arkansss--Albsn Pike, Albert Rust, Judge Wat
son, W. H. Powell and Cornelius Locker.
FOR Texas. l. Hunter, I. W. Bowden, N. q. Shelly,
ano G. Turner
For louisiana. c. Anderson. SAmT HRyrns, J. c.
ri, ckman Alex. McFAe and editors of the New Orleans
Data.
For Absssippl-J A. Quitman, James phsian and Hon.
Mr.. Barkssals.
Under the 9th resolution the following persona were
appointed the Executive Committee
For Westpoyt-A. G. Boone and James FindlAy,
For L eavenworth-Wm. 81 Russell.
For Lecompton-J. G. Anderson and q. I. Titus.
On motion of Judge Wilson, the proceedings or the
meeting ordered 70 be published In the papers Of the
South.
The thanks OF the meeting were then rendered 70 it,
officers and adjourned.
B. r. TREADwEI, President
y ~ a a oxs5osrH Secretaries.
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NORTH FRANCE CsNAL---kine bos.s loaded with
Anthracite coal have pissed Up this week ino the state
u New York. This great pubic work after the delay Of
quarter OF century ID Dcw optn, and no doubt VIII
add much 10 the OF the state The market thus
medc accessible 70 the Wyoming and Lscsavana sa
field N mense the canals Of this State connected
Al wsvercy, on the state hne By ths junction Cana II
Emra and with the canals and lakes OF New York StNe
that oil the States bordering the erca lakes and the
Csnsdss pow be supplied rom the Northern coal
beld -Phd16.lphir Tvs, hot l..
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IL also TO be remarked, whiie the market now "a ex
ceedngy dull ct our quotations. 1t active last
markets were bare, they over supplied; and
while the West had stock OF Old has equal 70
twenty thoncand hhds. 70 send forward with new pro-
ducts.
In view OF these facts and with hogs ruling slightly
above the OF last year. the caution manifested oy
packers and the incspoeon operate except at lower
rates. Is readily accounted for.
Those who have hogs for sale leave the facts We have
fhort drop. IL Is very confidently asserted that the
crop IN Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky will fall short and
thus The excess IN the present stock Of products com
pared with last yea, will be Offset This equal
70 100 0oo hogs Iowa. Illinois and Missouri is admit.
ted will produce many hogs last year hat the
deficiency, any, will be In the three nrst named States
Having published such facts would enable dealers 70
form Q satisfactory conclusion TO the probable
supply OF abogs. We shall offer no opinion
on the subject, especially as our object at this
time 10 10 furnish iaformsten TO the actual coudi.
dn OF the market Tbs have already Indicated and
we may therefore sum II up In few words The mar
ket Tor projects being very dull and prices being rea
lively lower than for hogs packers are not
disposed operate freely Those who believe that the
crop Of hogs will be large last arc more nu
merous than these who anticipate deficiency There Ia
now foreign demand, and II Is generally conceded We
believe, that the exports TO Europe for the year
Just closed These views are OF couse against high
prices and being apparently we'll founded Il will be DIFF
ncuit 70 drive dealers entertaining them from their
ton Those who have hogs 70 sell will therefore per.
realizing 80 per 100 lbs net For dealer who
would ~ this time be wiling TO regular bust
ness nj So there are ten who consider that wouf be
rnaAie 70 pay over an average Of So Toe tendency
were made ct 80 81 X, wh.le Yesterday the market
du al IS To check this downward tendency will re-
quirc very decided reaction IA the provxop market
hich at this time does not seem probable.
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HsApAur MORROW cI.AIns TO BIZ rHx MOST Won

MADAME MORROW CLANS 70 BIZ rHy nosr ToS
mi ders,l ~strooesa uss World ~ Gst AAS ever bsss
~ vr a. ar. ,ke daush>r II Ne seventh sssGhsw,
Who v.s so great Assroosts haze nssArss sn Q es
-. ,~.serf srd future OF mss hays Axtonisaef
lbor.ands durinx my travels "a kurore VII en -hetav
-. ,nsvr,s7 ansis end bow times y.
.es a. nov ~sn wfl show the ukrrcss ~ ypw
slure hvsssnf ~l caus~ yos 70 - ssesiiv rsrrf
Sd. sna sss iucs tbrsuss your whole e ~u slrs show
49, a. ~ shsast feu1s Ant relssisns s,i w1 te
s ~ 90 -errs ~ NE TIT esonn, tp beins
,o,,.bes NJ, s,a-ss not ssiei~l Cal YOU " "a
nos pct the cbsnss te1e@tr M t19@N ~ Atss3t
rrssl nsAr u,t MA
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$1,000 H tsR e s Sssss Ss:s
neai q c,ssr % sns "a, A. s'nss al 81 =
ai.ssss No DIVISION street se only p.ee no- e wea
y ~sor se q snasass om ssss ses . s.
ses en- pu re ae eopd s ana *. os
sy * ss ., ina gSe' s a. osr .sd Sc
nous eeeepeo be man that cosaierssi. good messiass
DR. vARps UsrosrrNArr's FR.sSD y "a. 81
spo,n meet 80 ynysr.. spgsoe.ssa sss = s.ss p
sssr, ssgs . s ..y cso s q,
sss1rsy sAisy asa ese.pnes, he csn fs.e We
doubt sAouia e.a, al be viA cure them ,ssu, sssvs
mSass arpsine nsus.ous c.mscunts vbiss ees<sy -
esns sso an s ~ c.as o. d. WA yoe nae n f.-
hsaIs er!ey ns plsssars, o. ~. al Zee Us, seaass
sssos arcsisay.
nR. IAI9Hs oFFTCE HOURS, 70 Il a II sTos
IL !. N. sunday eroeptsi ca Houston o., near wcosx.
lar. co9BErr. 10 DrASE sTREEr. Mar M cos
80 80 ~ .b NJ cssa,sT a. bs.r ssse-sby Ie.~k
si 9 Y ON 2 ron : X: ! 'i fs Z
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s. ~ " no .s (: A ssss a'
Nc rHsD ... ass 8 x. ss.s ss ~
urusTy orrsns Aucces practice q navy yes-v esassss
nr vArsoSs Nxw woRK-"rHx cAUsE am
com olefe prAcsirA reause spermak0rybU
snd nrrmaurs srlssmtru, With DcA debility. indeed
cal, tniscrscr, osAer which
and e .s $ 81 'psSsT s sns
ss. .nd srs-ns' ~ sspgesS s e se.'s S as
cgp.ued esa1ssnass - - walker stree, afs~ DOOR vs
nR. LANNON'S PARIS AND LONDON NRDrcAf
~ Asvssr md NUraxc Gusde-rwenaess edissn, 80
p,sss 10 eiectrctypei Niurrssons; cloth o. Rvss
sive superiority Of a.fAors
Pars Lonacn treatment Of emissions fmpoency
street s sss As sas ss's srys :iss
A. ~. TIL y. NJ We recommend DR.. Larmont 70 The sf@
ae.ei-Courrer des Etas Unis, Day Book Democrsi Ac
DRIvATs coNsrLrAror.-DR WATSON HAS roe
long series Of confined his attention % diseases
certain Class 70 which ~ has treated mot ies has twenty
thouss without instance u failure The smenes
mild ard there no tnserrpton susness Or c.sne:
diet rr. watson " ia cc0stsot sserdA1ce, nam - -
morning until night :, his eossalrns rcrs snd rssdsnce
"a walker street fev doors wet ~ Frosi-Q re con-
sulinQ rooms separst-. WV WAESor ~
Formerly surr~s . ns Lock Hospital
pEynnDss rRACrrCR-DR HAMN0ND MAx -
k c,ns-ss.ss csnnssussiy N imectsss ess q 49,
p ~ :, NJ. n DrS csrboskss and ncn q - -
srs sco~t. Of psfts o,asnlsscnss -. ~ Fr~HAa
y, .. HAW40uA ~
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ID FOoRD's rsACrfCk-DR HAnM0rD NAY -
TX rs,,s,stsS ~nnnfeusaiy mpc<tsaf eless -
ess ;, hs rco.A 81 Bxcsay.r cRpo.'s " :. - -
s-s aoo~t OF Para O,asultshcns kne'le q PrsndAl
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15

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