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MISCEI1LA
ELECTRO OHEMISCFE AROMA
or
Echt .HolIandsch Kruiden Bitfers.

NTN YEARS have capSti since Introduction Of this
valuable medicine the U;teI Stait~. During this
time it has gained ,;irsrsHl p0I3I,lri Remedy
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BALTIMORE NY HOME!
then returned Baltimore, my old home, expecting

to die.
ny the advice ofy friends, used various remedies,
of witch gave only transient relief Iconnued 10 grow
worse swelling my left hip and alter severe pain
formed, from which piece Of bone. Anoh-
er also ormed my spine, which my physicians ont,
wished the time 70 cut of right leg as tie
only OF saving life After this yet another FORM
other plrts my body, which and Eze astonish
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4 MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
NdNPTONT.S T-EGEyARLE .TXNCTNRE! II

BALTIMORE, March %, 1855.
certify, that ubCunt ntneySars since was at
tackled with pain my right ankle. We for phYsi.
can ordered to he pcutced, very mrici
swollen and continued TO progress unnt had Increased
to the height my knee. suffered very severely with pain
Ulcers number Of twenty live formed between ankle
knee, which frequently laid open to the bone, and
which particles of bone to the number Of 2S,
and one or TWO (which were i q inches long.
TRIES COUNTRY AIR.
then taken Hartford county OF this SAte the phEs
clan there my friends he could heal the n
GERS hut could not live afterwards. This physician work
ed with using the knife frequently, tax!
ing ulcers proud flesh and pieces Of bone without
giving any rclicEsone Of the applications
when applied the agony great frl rs
cOud stanl by and ser thought at this time
there was for mes from knee ankle net
much unlike honeY-cob, the numerous ulcers running
freely white ruS With sign OF boo and ut times Whtn
wod scratch my fingers white pus would issue thrrerom
nrL. LIr-ttln Nrnknr
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"''iA A' AH DEAF DEATH A RELIEF

DRATII A RELIEF
felt death would relieTtone. IhAd tried ply
sicians ell the remedies cond hear Of WHEN friend
who had been cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
TURE disease similar to The aborins under
advised Try this time had been afflicted full
1--WE years. commenced taking "HaEpt0h'4 Vegetable
7fucsure.o
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5KTsIADoR0,s, ,I5AIR DYE.
MONROE HOUSE.
OPPOSITE THE SUSPENSION BRIDGET
WHEELING, VA.
VIM. BARR EFT, Proprietor

~ M = = :. p e : !" = = :.
THIS well known Hotel has been newly renovated, and
fur es the best Of accommodations to tTayeleEs
AT MODERATE RATES.
located the centre OF the city, opposite the Bus
pension bridge and only Few squares from the Railroad
Dgpots aud Steamboat Landing.
EXCELLENT sTABLISG
Is attached to tle House Travellers aud bonrdeEmaS rest
assured that palms viii be spared 10 add to their CON
fort. ap3a-tfdAW
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Eclectic School Book

Millinery.
Mrs. HAsSELJ beps inform her friends the Ladies' OF
" Wheeling s ricnIties, that Wednesday, Sep.
18th. she Will open her Fall Goods, comprising Bon
nets ManteIs Ctoas &c. &c, Of the latest Partisan FISH
ions aud variety OF all kinds OF Millinery goods.
spII-Sm 1902 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
GRAPE SHAWLS.
FEW Crane SlaWls Eastern also Emb- DideTes,
~ Collars, Rlcune!nrs EdglnR~, Sleeves, Capes,
.pis '@'' ''-'''''s' eau W D. NOTE BROS.
Look Here.
C,ALL AT VI. D. NOTE & BROS, and Bnv--
u All Wool Printed DslaIues, worth Sc. for 50 cts
All Wool DeBcrgps. 81 3S :
American Printed DelRtueS, p 10
do 1S4 l2A
PrInted Chally'S 3Ik IS
do do % Is
French MsrinoeS 1,29 : IS d SO
Tibet Cloths 62I 8i
Mohair Lustres 80 %
AiaPacca's 80 -
Housekeeping Goods. elesp in rroroyton. sL13
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rO-PARTNERSUIP NOTICE

WE undersigned, have is day associated ourselves
w in partnership in the business Of Paper Manni"ciur,
he conducted under the firm OF BOnhan GAberson
r. C. BoNITAN,
G. n. GILBEESoS,
II. S. ROBSON.
June 18Th, 1853. ie14
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==nn1IIsI,EsPONpENTs.

....,,,pe subscription, advertising OF other
tETEs so q re IntessneeE, should be addressed to
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OOLE'S VOYAGE ON LIFE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHoan-oLD ACE.
FItsr ina SniteSnt lire EusraSiNps.
from the Originals, l!e SPlSGLERe INSTITUTE, foI
l0Baq ladies. Go5N1W D. ARBOfI, Principal.
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tEIIiE BRICK.
THE subscribers appointed agents for the sale
! i Of the MT. SAVAGE COMPANY'S Fire brick, and
prepared furnish size shape that may be
quired. ..,,,.. m
4 IL, &
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,Ae editorial department Of the papes,
az, 10 the Editors, jointly, or to either one
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T1NIIE ornanentins the lrnpe=t
Glass Iesseto resemble the FlNEsr PASTED CHINA,
CosT, is creating Immense exrI:Sfrcrt
Ladies and Gentlemen alike fascinated with this delight
full occupation. AChsSte and elegant amusement for Chill
dren and Schools, encouraging grace design
and harmony the arrangement OF colors The whole Art
be perfectly acquired in half hour. EOOL Of InstTuc
on separately Sl Boxes containing Vases, Book and
every article required So sent by Express.
CONTENT, NEARf 4 CO., Wholesale Store,
Ie1I-1ydaw 5U2 BrOadWay,N N. Y.
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The NYe and Ear.

NuRING my late tour Europe, 1ohsAined several
IL Instruments, and Remcrs Of ncalculable value In
speciality. There IS nothing known te faculty In 81!
hemisphere, with which FAMILIAR which,
New YoII, enables TO restore SIGHT and HEARING III
Eyes in few seconds. Amauros!s cured 10 1he majority OF
EXAMINATIONS Ulcers Films Specs, and Wa cry
Eye invariably; also, Deafness. Singing In Che Ear and Dis
charges by entirely process Ny "Treatse on The
Eye prise 50 cts also, ARTIFICIAL EYES which
look exactly kc the natural Eye and inserted Without
operation, and ali remedies forsared by mall Consul
tniOnS on mail r6ceiUe especial dttCnttOH.
JAMES W. POWELL, ". H., -zat--s
s5CufisIJ AufiHI, &c.
ic11:daw1y OFFICES, 5G2 Broadway MY.
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ID f A d b o \

IN III + ID f D B o
el.psed sId they deep in the szneee and
Rshe into the room cJs % loud That sne
nsht have been heard half mile away followed oy Hear
fened hand be tsd flowers AID h hair and wooe oek
kur heavy with the dew.
and Rsehe DON'T for heavens sake, ,esre the owls ss
Furni.s what the trump shall ave II uPl Ih 1i-s
TUNED her eyes from stafford 70 Henry and sss e
ps quiyer and his cheeks him oop and sss ts
MID face Of the dead boy and THROWING doSn ne 9A,l.
followed him. They aid him the bed sao heIy
combed smooth s united his wooen dress and wrapped
him white sheeperformng al the suede aud sac dae-
with unaffected melancholy which even
ovecse for the time hs CONSEQUENCES the 1hgaDy Of
He j. better of said the old woman drawing her roasted
POTATOES from the FIRE ouSht wish him bsck and
herself old the corner she uuche1 ner
food saying he bad nothing 10 rerosc1 herself i @ sAe
knew oi-she had always done her duty.
Yes sr.pmAn and more too interrupted Rache slipping
rod beneath the bedcothes and breaking efay %
pieces Poor Jim she said a. abe drew teIdeIy 9ye. az
feBed feet Of warm wool stcknF' thst she asa Heu
for herself wish had rot been % hmi BAY never
t how loved him till be dead doorn all that ditnt
Hal" she continued you u put soneihins pretty on hs
called, jim Grshsm but vTite James and let ln foI
be maze Of, little
Alice Csryone Of the braf trio Of American sisters
who prove eonousyey that splendid genius may De the %
ton Of more thsn one Of fsny-has Eiyen " ino Cen
fol book Msred Mated, s touching lesson vth el
sOdes the apparent IN the homes OF Al oe
world always union Of heart aud ympa
thy may be Of legal and social ties and pAese
HsEry and Eurns not the INST pair "ho
have begrsred lives ongens uu0n
happy for them that they Ees Of n the
and energy. This apart from m interest story has
close analysis Of character, spirited aud sfaIme soapIs
seldom work worthy more easy OF eSte
extract and present Of her graphic PICTURES aoo'
will the appetite Of every reader foI more Ultimate c
quaintsuoe with the book selL' IN l. OouHeH
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THF NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR APRIL -

Circulation. lo3 UUV'
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR this
week contains the following:
ILEADING ARrIc+pEs Fe1Sss W. Tssi9- 70 =
Dousss; The American Reaction Presidsn,.
Republican State Convention Oh Line "his
Bridges - Stesnb0ats
u.FROM WASHINGTON; Gea. Lane al senator
Dousas-A Car sir 4; ;a..a; on IIGh . E me isa res
.por ienee Of The y Y T.ibule
Iu.FROM CINCINNATI: The Late slave C ase Let
ter tom Correspondent 81 Cincinnati
Iv..LATEST FROM KANSAS; Enf9,eenseG,t Of "a,
TimberThief shot Su'pieiou'-oofins BOX Inc
Leav.nwor,h Authorities ChoPiallen
NREVIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving IN condensed
and conspicuous the latest and most irnpor'ai
events hat have 'FS4a.Pi[sd a IN tse s.. C,.y United
VIRFYIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: The Rise
Of the Dutch Republ.c. By John LoihIop Motley.
VII. TWO GENTLEMEN IN DISTRESS.
VIII SPIRITUAL RAPPINGS IN. TURKEY Leits
from Our O~u Correspondent =; CoastAnusoPis.
IX..A NEW STORY BY DICKENS: LITTLE DosRtr
CHAPTERS Ky. XVI, XVII and XVIII
XPOPULAR SOVEREIGNTY ~ UTAH
NITHE VOTE on THE WATER-WORKs.
XIl.TROM KANSAS.
XuICHURCH PROPERTY CONFlsCATED.
INVITE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH; Gea
Boustou's Speech-DouEas aat Asae PIesideniiAi
Se1iss1-ser Co: arrei The Kansas laves.sst.ns
Committee Opening Of me Lrs OanA-
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.
NyI..AGRICULTURAL Premi luns 10 .tliersi isasse
oxen; california Ol7esi Planting Tr.es-PfsPars
ton II Ground
XVII. TO THE PEOPLE or NEW-YURk
NyII.BITS or GOSSIP.
XIX.POETRY. On Seeing Charley al Play No~.
~ MISCELLANEOUS: \ New Lire of Steazners .
Kausas. A1other Arctic Expetl''ou' I5e froE =
F7lit-Trees: Rhode lsa9f kectiols New Mode Z
Fs'te1 ng toui.; Arrival of Nj BlehEnsni h5T
the Peace Si-lec-
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
NXu.. NHALERS.
WIN. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fal reports q ne
Stock Money Cotton. Grain. Catt.e al otoef MAY
ke.s speciGly Reported iCr TIE Ir,cne-
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S5. sye copies. S. ten copies, cIx
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#. puIlics-lon Ofee itis morning Pree 9. cent.
~ CIIy Sl Cely CTy-TveriJ I've fer DoA1
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Nem pnblirations.

HEALTH is OUR GREAT WANTING can
obtain it only by the study of the Laws OF Life and the
Causes of Disease To study these fully is our aim All uo
Jcts connected with Diet Exercise, Cesnness entiatio
Dwellings Clothing, Occupation and Amusemenis, Will be
clearly presented HydrOpathy will be fully explained snd
applied to all diseases Water Cure s not equaed ny
env other mode of in those complaints peculiar 20
Women and we will give practical advice most important to
them Particular for the treatment Of ordnsry cases
at HOME so all may Sppy it without the aid OF fhysi
clan This JOURNAL designed for the PeoPle-noi the
organ of any profession or acct.
Believing the Hesth Reform to be the basis Of all reforms
and that 10 other agency be efficient than this we
RELY on the ends Of Human Improvement 70 place copy
the WATER CURE JOURNAL in every family in the United
States The JOURNAL handsomely illustrated and printed
on the best pape for binding the lei OF each month
on the following terms:
Single Cory one year.s o. Ten Copies, one year - W
Five Copes ycaT. 90 Twenty Copies year for ~ "
Address all letters, pest paid, 10
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DR. CHEEVER Rs NE W BOO h
IL LECTURES on TIE LIFE, GENIUS AND u
~. .ba Rev (feoR d.

nR. CHEEVER NE W BOOk;-
IL LECTURES on TIE LIFE, GENIUS AND u
SANITY OF COWPER BY the Rev Geo. b. Cheever' DID,
l2mO IL. a., n Oh. ,.L..of
We very much admire the view which d. CheeYer taxes
tins fsvore pset Besides most genial appecl t'e ~
h ents poet, MS worm ala @
I'm, nt q he discusses with particular care sa A'
ne,s the question CovpsIs alleged insanity aud te ede
cy of his religious experience in respect 70 It. Mst mum
phapy does be ndcste the gelte poet rem the uts oi rs
boraIhers showng by cesre demonsraton no" hue' sl
poeriuy his gous perence aeviaed the ev OF ms as
sse and the only element o peace and JOY le hs
have this INTEREST," subject 50 well and "'ey
bsudl,d ror indeed the deucste genius anc charming
ouale. Of the beel satisfactorily o. oeauiI
delineaicd' lrNs
This work gives the correct and Just view OF Tue mel
,ncboy life of that las been z'eh 20 he
uuo and should carefully read by every aimref
OF the author Of The Task ard NJ Mothers Pictnre C9
Der as the first learned love- and We thshN ~
theeyer this timely tribute OF Justice 70 hs memory ana
Cbrstian clGrtcter" lLsIcA "a hPless.
Ths book /. beautiful biography Of the poet CowPeT'
drawn up judgment and ~ren with panty ana eestner
t places bim upon the gLt has poet and gVes "ha We
C. sder 10 be account OF the pecdses ot MS
character " hieh teruiIstedi N insanity -
NJ. IS Broadway
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DERUVIAN GUANO- With Government
i eight and brand on each bag.
COLUMBIAN GUANO-Couisning large proportions of
Phosphate Of and Phosphorc Acid in bags Of lO
'STPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME-Boue Dust, TAfeu, Pou-
drette and other Fertilizers
sFEpS-For the and garden o all varieties and OF the
bes' austy Also Flower Seeds tine assortment
NS-arows Seed Sewers Rollers Cultiva,ors Carts,
and best ssoent of Agri-
cutuT. I'm len ents be found in the United States
HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENrS-rrenchiDg sni oar
denSpsdes FORKS Hoes Trowels Hard Plows and Cuva-
tors Hedge Shears Pruning Shears and SCISSORS &c large
assortment. -........... ..~,,..,
NOW NC MACHINES; also, the COMBINED MOWER
AND REAPER.-These perfectly seared and are Of
,uch easy that light pair small work them
slow pace well quick pair OF horses Tae knives
never choke or LOG IN the thictest finest weter Uess
r L. ALIEN Nos. ls9 and l9l Waterst.
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NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, APRIL %,

."T HE LIT TIE DOC 0 R >"
And peculiar one sas is, to-: ,..,.--.
Ore Lady all from Connecticut 70 bear her ause
HARRIOT K HUNT 81 D.,
His. the world Nobody will douh. after Fesns her book
CHANCES AND GLIMPSES;
TWENTY YEARS OF PROFESSIONAL LIFE
one whch every woman shoue own and We ad
Three HUNDRED BRIGHT. INTELLIGENT GIRLS
ho would Ike house al through View tns
lend selling hi. book We Will give 70 them on such terms
'A' 'ns' 81 JOHN P JIwErT Co. Pps.h,r., Boston
@ MMSIs NEW WOR
- THE REvoLUTIosARY AND BORDER SERIES
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sEcoSD EDITION
EuTAW TALE o. rHt REVOLUTION: BY wi Wm- ,,,,o -
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Rtesnily Re- published, uniform with the above: ,,
II NrLLIcHsaTT IX BoRDsS Br,GLEs.
iii. KATHARRE WALTON. X Ga,stENosI
'. WoOpcRHr MI CoSfE.sios
VI. TIE FoRAYERs. Mi. IHt lENAssEg
Xv. ,nd XvI Poems. conteinTIstiye' Dramatic &C. with
f'''''- ''-'' J. S REDFIELD, No 81 Beekman,t
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lection Of literary and gossip from a parts Of he wori
vbe hook. publishes This added 20 It's evieut 20 u
,en.e mY sTtaity ard early notice o. new "orN enes
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Il has made great bit" L1haOh OloOe'
The work abounds with interest Home Jo1fh4'
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ALICE CARY's NEW BOOK,
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Is now for sale at ali the Bookstores.
Price, {l
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NEW BOOK BY CHAS. BURDETT esq
No a., Bfosiway. No. 37g
PUBLISHES THIS
THE SECOND MARRIAGE Or, DArGHTERs TRIALs
Tale Of NeWYork Life By {. BuTdett, author of Tae
Convict's Child" Lila Hart Mary Grover" &c. VOL.
limo Price Is cents.
Nj Burdeit ready rem and graphically does be de-
scribe life as tits" IAlbaLy Evening journal.
' The authors style is vigorous and elegant
fOtsego Journal
He happy faculty writing tales which cannot m to
interest" lhepubicHIt:
His tales make no pretension high merit Of authorship
and vet thew are well worthy place beside the productions
Of Mary Howitt and Miss Sedgwick.'
snoIosy fAlbany Herald.
c. S. WILL PUBLISH on SArURDAY. APRIL -: -
SIGHT AND HEARING-u0W PRESERVED, HOW
LOST BY j. Henry Clark n. D. l vol, lzno. Many
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AVN GRASS-SEED-A fine mixture Of
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nataus and Rluharb Roots Raspberry Bushes a OF best
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cen Agcuturst Of the April number For sale At the O'n
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TEACHER.-A young Lady, with frstclass
Il education ami eIpeIisnee ASSISTANT AID PRISCi-
PAL Aesdeuy and Female seminary desires tasou-
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with member q the Profession whose business
70 ATTORNEY. References bs-, lind
character, competency etc Address ATTORNEY Tribune
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Wakeded.-The members Of the Association are hereby
ktked the Purchssiug Trustee viii be at No oo bOWey
ZACH FRIDAY EVENING. nth the let Of June TO deliver
Deeds such entitled 10 them After that dAs list oil
uel frs Will be enforced those who are not paid up
CORNELIUS A. COOPER, Purchasing Trustee.
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4II1n,vTNS Io1-gS. Z Wi be pgb,..hei THIS DAY a.
- - $780,. be - ne Rinh NunbeE o. New Romance
&c &c. - = b.sne,' Prce only Two Gents Al
r"mmg-cstons he sI5Tossed q SMITH No @ Ns'''s'
r. New YC-k.
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Cyyr.ly CuRE FoR ALI NERVOUS COMPLAINTs.
Two Hundred Epileptirs have been Cured by DI.
WATTS MAGNETIC SUGAR and over thousand stida's
o enre have tsken before proper authorities
failed IN any nervous betor, such Parayss, Neurag y
Fs Fifty cehts package sent carriage Tree TO
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Nise "a of RS Association will " held a. COnrad's % ay
sI e.s every alternate FRIDAY EVENING during The
He rosneiue on tls 18th met AZ o'clock. Persons WISH
ylf - the Assoca be proposed a. one regular
3 nd voted upon at the ps1 Those favorable 70 the
A}1ehe@h 'U EDWARD DAYTON, President.
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Drs. Hunter & Williams,
Physicians for Diseases Of the Lungs,

o@ N0TM ChGrieS street, Baltimore.
The practice Of Drs. Hunter d Williams is
confined exclusively to the treatment of chron
ic diseases Of the throat and lungs BY Medi-
Gated Inhalation, and the success that has at.
tended their labors is sufficiently we'll known.
1t has demonstrated not only that Bronchitis,
Asthma, Catarrh and Granular Sore Throat
may be permanently cured, but that Consump-
ton In all its stages is q durable disease, and
that, the direct application of remedies, by
means of inhalation, to the seat of the malady,
instead of giving them by the stomach, (al.
ways over taxed and delicate in these disc sses)
must hereafter be regardsd by the profession
as the only rational and scientific mode of
treatment.
Parties unable to visit the city will be treat
ed by espondence-medicines inhalinp
instruments, DC being sent to them by ex.
press. In order to obtain proper statement
of such cases, a form of questions has been
prepared, which will be forwarded by letter.
Dr. HUNTER or DR. WILLIAMS will visit
Washington on the 18th and 29th of each
month. The next visit will be on Tuesday,
the 10Th Of April.
Office 260 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs.
Voss's Jewelry Store