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Y MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathie
(sor Eclectic Physician and surgeon 0 Md
zlley and Diseases q Women and Chiinren DIX NOR
tend TO all calls il hs Profession, either AZ hs 0cs or AZ
every dsscriptor sksr mineral animal ar Ss.ItshS aaJ
reduces hs p1elis OcTe sha nE. simply o
he ebstrucos stinusiss saatanss up ths system b.
Those so 81 viii diseases Of the Liver, Lunrs, KID
eys, Spleen Neuralsla La naons khsumafzm telther
somaeh Coastipatiea q the Bowels, Bilious Affections
Impurities ofths Sized any ChToaic or long aandiaE
diseases diseases peculiar @ the ieais se1 sncA sap
sd 10 eaii His Mole o Treainsat & also eo oist-r
1daDted . Diseases 0fChlldren-
Fevsr aad Agus chslera, Ohoiers md
Diarneea ~ Loek Fifs and Spasms treat
TDrM NJ 8 also prepared totrsaf succsssfuly FEyERs
q ne vaons types together with all cher form of acute
sezsss IAis : % heson % msgin.iloa e ;es eI.in
New school system q Praco and theroush reading Of
s5ie 5 sss ~ = ny iS q ,s ss n and
Dr. d. Nlll keep constantly hand and fer snle al
lneiures and syraps such ss are Usually kspi in Bosse
Eclecfic and lhompsonian Drug SoTes- Aso, all the
sTsd b. hiRssli ss Remedial Kssats ansas whsh are
The loiloun-, Va. Compourd Syrup q the Wandering
a. P- ezciussssy o1 he LSsr s.ast1s
Hftsrs; Dyspepfic Powders Ache Drops Wheh
Wssk nd ialmsi csnfsr asieias fsr csS
keror Caoas Sore Mouth certain and specd cure; Dr.
cosi1mp1os aSd al Dsssss 81 Sc ISne RsS@sle
Lnlnent or Pam Killer. superior artics any Ia
edy for he Chossrs; SIoShsrs Cordial Of Feas FIsud
and other artieles 100 numsroas 10 nss ton
ing all Old Chr0ne and Private Diseases, cleanse the
blood q all the morbid hunOs Dr NJ does prsssdt0
able Diseases and mAnE thst consdersd iacuFabls
Once, No rs Lorain s.. Rssidsues, No 10 Church
~ s bT. II. would say that he can give one sta-
asat sooa sesaes N As one 2 - asdle,as ,sa s
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RRnM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, June %.
The steamer Joseph Belknap, Of the Philadel-
phia, Camden and Amboy line, collapsed tue In
the harbOr this morning. killing one Of her ire
men named Lansing Devan. The damages to
the boat are triding.
The John Coulter will take her place this eve
ming.
The Times Havana correspondent says the
commander of the U. S. Frigate Wabash saw
the British Vice Admiral in Jamaica, and re-
csived from him every assurance OF the sPeecy
cessation Of further visits from her Majesty
cruisers accompanied with the positive denial OF
said cruisers having received orders to search
American vessels He further stated that the
commanders Of tho Jasper, BnEzard and Styx
would be held to strict account for their doings
The Tribuue's Washington correspondent says;
The military e0mmandAnt at St. Louis was tele>
graphed to-day to send an express after Gen. har-
ney, recalling him from the expedition to Utah,
when the present force viii be placed under con-.
mand Of Gen. Johnston exclusively. The supposed
object Of this movement Is to make diversion
| against the hostile indians in Oregon.
The elections in Spain are fixed 10 take place IN
October.
The Imperial paper currency to the amount Of
32 million silver roubles had been publicly burned
at St. Petersburgh, with view Of stimulating pnb-
confidence.
Two Turkish steamers landed near 1900 troops
at the Bay Of Barosa on the 18th ofJune.
| Russian war steamer was anchoreo on M
/ gosa.
| The Montenegrins are said TO have returned TO
the mountains from Grabova.
A letter OF a compromising character from Sefer
/ PashA TO the Russian Commander had been inter
cepted and sent to Cons;antinople.
Several hundred houses had been burnt at Con
stantnople.
A Vienna letter positively eOntradiets the
statement that . canon had been concluded be-
tween Austria and Turkey relarive to Montene-
gro
A doubtful rumor was current that the Duke de
Malakof would soon return to Francs and Count
do Persigny resume the mission to England.
The MLniteur advises another reduction Of il
terest on the French treasury bonds the rates now
range from u to 81 per cent. according to the
time.
The harvest reports Of France are generally
encouraging. 10 the south the yield is expected
to be one-fourth if not ons-third more than last
year.
It is positively affirmed that the nomination Of
Prince Napoleon for the GovernOrship Of AlgierI
is abandoned.
Napoleon will open the Camp Of ChalOns, with
a eat pomp, on the 6th Of July.
The French Mediterranean feet has been or
dered to Brest to be present during the Emperor.
vsir II will consist Of II line Of battle ships,
ffigates, eorvettes and a certain number Of small
steamers.
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SACK MANuFAcToRY.-Messrs. J. H Drew q
Co, in the American Building, rear of the LEAD.
Ez Counting Once, continue to manufacture
large quantities Of -four sacks to be sent to aparts
Of the country. Within three months past they
have manufactured over one hundred and ten
thousand and now have on hand additional orders
for several thousand more. They manufacture at
the rate of three thousand per day, and though
their machines are constantly at work, they bsEe
not been able so far to gain on their orders. We
are the mole gratifed at this, from the fact that
Messrs Drew & Co. are reliable business men and
in every way worthy of the success they are re-
ceiving. The material they use is Of the very best
quality, and the work upon their sacks is unsur-
passed anywhere.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHrNsroS, June 2s.


The Navy Department has eOnformatory ac-
counts Of the proceedings Of Com. Mcintosh al 81.
Domingo. The Dominican feet, with the excep-
ton Of bark which returned 10 her original own
er, had been given over TO Santa Anna, who, with
his troops, would Immediately occupy the city. II
Is true as has been reported thathe gave Com. Nc
Intosh the most solemn ASSURANCES Of the protection
Of all American citizens and expresses TO our Gov
ernment and his great desire 70 -saintain the most
amicable relation with il
By order Of the War Department military
post 10 be known as Ffrt AbsrerOmbie, Is to BE-
established on the mos eligible site on the Red
River Of the North, il Minnesota Operations
will commence without delay. Two companies
from Fort Ripley and one from Fort Ridgley have
charge Of It's construction 1hs post Al Fort
Ripley will be broken up.
The Secretary Of the Navy has inStrueted the
Bureau Of Construction 10 prepare drawing o.
plans for building without unnecessary delay, the
eight vessels Of war recently authorized By Con-
zress. Two viii probably be construeted at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, and one az each Of the
other Yards with the exception Of that at Wash
ington Il Is said that the side wheel steamer fOl
the China Sea will be built st the California Havy
Yard.
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Ist. Cotton Is used ns ii is purehAsed-Oa spOOls
without rs-windings saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID Ths trouble and perPlsxity of filing shut
tie, las in other machines) is in this avoided no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd Ills very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled
4fh. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and win not mp though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stiteh Is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machins snbroidsrs beautifully.
Ladies and Others interested in the saving o.
Iaber ara invited to call at the ssies-roon Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples oi
werk given at ail times.
The services of 4 lady and the use o. anaehine
can be chained BY the day in families. by calling
at the roon Of Mr.. Hopkins Terms 81 ,50per day
SAnuRL HoPk1xs-
Eortkrop 1 spsnglsrs BIoek.
phsodsm:19s Superior -. up sssi1.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

TUESDAY EVENING,
June %, 1858. {
PETITIONS or E. Masters, demonstrating
Side, unless proper remuneration be made to him.
Referred TO Board of City IuprOvements.-Of
whitman, staBdart & ce-, and some 80 others,
merchants, &c, on Superior street. asking that the
Council deny Benajah Barker and his associates,
permission to construct a railroad in Superior
street Referred to Committee on Streets--
ofD L. Wolf and others, protesting against the
removal Of the hay scales from Michigan street
Referred to Committee on S;reets.--OfJa James
Church and others, asking that posts be driven
around the Central Market Ground in order to
prevent teams occupying the same. Referred to
Committee on Markets-0fJ. J. n. Cofhnberry
and some 70 or 80 others, asking that the Council
adopt some measures to remove certain obstruc-
tons in the shape Of wood teams which cong regste
ct the corner Of York and Fulton streets West Side
Referred to Committee o. Markets.
REsOLUIIoss.-Authoriz the City Treasurer
to purchase fire and burglar proof safe for the
use Of the city. LOst-AuthOrizing the City
Treasurer 70 adv snce to the city laborers onehzlf
their wages for the current month. Lost
Recommending the Trustees of Water Works to
lay distributing pipe in Pearl street between Loran
and Franklin streets Adopted.-Appropri-
ating 500 fer outdoor relief and infrmary pur
poses by the Acting IniirnAry Director Adopted
-Authoizing the City Marshal to cause the
removal Of wsod teams at the Corner Of Fulton and
York streets, West Side Adopted.
rizing the occupancy Of the Public Square for tho
purpose VI the celebration Of the FouIfb ofJuly,
provided tier. be no firing Of cannon. Adopted.
REPoRTs.-0ffhe Board Of City Improvements,
reeommendingthst the City Alto -ney be authorized
to draw up a Contract with T. Law for the lighting
st Clair street east end.) Received and fled
OF Committee on Markets, adverse to erecting
Market Sheds n the Central Market Grounds
Received and fl-d.
1CLAMs.-A large number Of claims were re.
ceived and referred.
CoGNuNIcAT0Ss.-0fthe the Board of Education.
inviting the members of the Council to attend the
examination the Public Schools, commencing on
Tuesday next, aid continuing through the week
The Exercises BY the High Scbnol Graduates will
be on Friday the 9th prox., as P NJ Received
andI6led.
oRDISINcEs.-TO establish and lay out Long
street Referred to Committee on Ordinances.
Establishing the grade of Seneca street
Read first ttime,-Establishing the grade Of
ChSmplain street Read frst time.-To as
sess special tax on all the real estate bounding
and abuttiDg on Eaelid street between the center
line Of North Perry street and Wilson Avenue-
Passed.
Adjourned.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
moYRMENr OF TROOPS.

MOVEMENT OF TROOPs.
ST LOUIS, June %.
A despatch from LsavenEOrth the 9th, By
steamer Platte Valley to BOOnTille, says that the
two companies Of the 4th infantry were coming 10
garrison Fort LeAvenworth together with two con-
panies Of the same command now ct Fort Scott
are ordered hack to Fort Randall They will be
accompanied BY 260 recruits which will arrive
here within ten days from the Eastern States
This movement is understood TO have reference
to the reported hostile attitude of the Indians in
Nebraska. The officers commanding this detAeh>
meut are Capts. LOviIle, Lyons and Gardner, and
Lieut. Smith.
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ap22dkwm e BToadnay. NeW York
WIGS I WIGS |! WIGS !

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES suTpass all.
They are elegant, hight easF and durable.
Fitting a cha1n-no farming Up behin5-no shrinking
on the head indeed this the o1y Esa5shmsnf where
these things properly unders o, and made
IA BrOaaway. New YORK
aBzz5kwsnsol ". FISKE clsyel.nd. Ohio. AssHt.
A BEAUTIFEING CHANGE.
the color Of grey red sandy HAIR s effected with
ELECTRIC RAPIDITY,
BY single application Of that marvel Of Chemistry
CHRISTADOROS ELCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
Unlike the pungeht preparations which impzt color by
burning This preparation does not impair he
LIFE OF THE HAIR.
The blacks and browns not dull and dead but
bright and gosss those OF nature For sale by all Drug
eszis and Rair Dressers JosEPH CzRIsrkDORo Co. No,
Aaor Honse n Y jun2-dS Vim
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prp @oo0s.
NEW GOODS.

O RAYMOND 4 CO., have received,
De Bl-ck Dress Sika and full supply,
lndia and Summer Sliks-
STELLA Cashmere and 1hibet ShaWls.s
White Crape Shawls. embroidered and plain.
Brocha Scars and ShAwls,
Black and Colored silk ShaWls,
Black silk A-antlllzs,
ResforiDress Goods, Mouselina de Chene.
Chai de LANES, R0besa Qullles,
lrench Btillants, OrEands Ausil1s-
Chiutz Organdies Choc0late Orsandles,
Rastou q srenadines, Ber1ge Rooes.
French Jarconcts. Gngbnm r 5bes Quila,
Plain all WoO de LANES, H0y les Pins.
French English and American t'alicnex,
La les Gauntlats Gents Driving GlSTest
Ladies Marssilles CALAIS, ChartillJ Yeilss
Parasols Ribbons snd Lace,
E-biI Handkerch els Embd Collars.
Sleeves and Collar Sets. Black Lace Mitts.
ChAutilly Bagled Collars, White SILK Frhge.
Enid Bands, EdsIngs aud inseTtlngs
Fancy Belt Ribbons. Marseilles Trimming,
Black Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna Edsings,
Bonuet CraDea IluEion Lace.
Boanet Rouches AleTandeT's Kid Gloves
Embd Lace and Mushn WindgW CmtainS,
Daussks. AI0rFeens Table and Piano Csserx,
Marselles Quilts COuntei ipanes and Toilet CorUrs,
Irish Linens, rckinsI and Shcefings,
Russia TOWelings and Huk4bukS,
Staple Shirtings and Fancy do.
Broad Cloths, CassmereS and Satlnetts,
VesfinEs and Gents Shirts and Collars
Checked Falsf Drab Alpaca.
e-4CaAnarr &C CaBbans
Nscierchiah sders and Umbrellas
All Of whiG-A -rght low, and Will De sold a. :
nun iaIl1 Z aSO Co. g Superior 81.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

INDIANAPoLIs, June 2S-
At the Democrats Convention in the 4th Con
gressional District to-day, W. S. Holmes, Anti
Lecompton, WAS nominated for Congress.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, June 2sth.

CHARLESTON, June 18th
The steamer Cahawba from HAVANA and Key
West, 25th inst, srrived here to-day. Reports
sugar active in the better grades, at steady prices
but depressed in the inferior
Muscavado molasses one real dearer.
Sterling exchange llal3, Northern do at 60 days
l-2a2.
The frigste Wabash arrived At Key West on the
18th The plaee Is healthy.
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A RIOT.

fHILADELPHIAs June -
At an alarm Of ere last night fght ocsurred
between members of the MOyamensing and Self
fer Fire companies, in which Saml. Carr, msm-
Der Of the latter was instsntly killed BY pistol
ball through the head. Two other men were
wounded.
A fraeas occurred in the evening on board the
Gloucester ferry boat, in which Mr.. V. Heal was
killed. The murderer escaped.
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$500 FoR GRAM has been paid by person
wanting few bushels Of choice article TO Sow.
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them Of Surfing themselves TO oaNAP when
il would SEEN proper 70 be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the same rule
in getting SUIT Of clothes Of the right GRAIN.
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to SEW upon, and has left upon ii an
even, clean, and firm SKAN
garment made " TO the LETTER"-as above
will never be called upon TO recognize the "LET
'KR RIP"
At J. Sonnebon's, l56 Superior street, Cleve-
land, o., clothes OF the above firm and handsome
description, may always be found in any quantity,
snd what dOCbly adds 10 tie wonder is, the prices
are invariably FRTEES PER CENT less than at
aslg other etOfAing store n the State
Admission free and attendants to show visitors
through the extensive stabhshment-erGtis.
june6d ktriWn
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The FENALE EsEHINARY.-Hon. ASsoS SETTHr
State Commissioner of Common Schools, viii de-
liver an address at the Cleveland Female Semi
sry this m morning.
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76-ls5s.-JAKED FARRESD, ofAiddeburgh,
aged ninety-eight yszrs. and one Of the survivors
Of the Revolutionary War, has been invited and
will be present. we understand, at the celebration
Of the Fourth in Cleveland.
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In TowH.-Mons E. GODDARD and lady arrived
at the johnson yesterday. II NJ GODDARD Is sue
eessful in his ascension on Monday next, he VIII
have accomplished his fOur-hundredth @riAl
voyage.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reportea By The Unien Telegraph,
OFTIcE, wARIEG's BLOCK, coRNKR OF BAH< AND
ST CLAIR STREETS.
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PERsoNkL-AmOug the arrivals at the Ameri-
can last night were E. C. Newton Of Candsld, Jas.
F. King Of Warren, and c.. Kent and Edmund
Briggs Of New York.
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CLEVELAND Posr OFFIcE.-Post Master HaF-
rington viii take possession Of the Cleveland Post
Office, on July lst His appointments are not
fully made, bat L. A. Kelsey will be his Chief
Clerk. and Charles Patrick is TO be Cashier
Herald
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYK-HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye,
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE woRLDI

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
AL othsrs mere mitaons, and should be avoided, II
you wish to escape ridoule-
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70 a
beautiful Natural Brown Black, without the least
njuiy TO Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded wm Bachelor since lsss, and over 5000
applications have been the Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
w1I. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
be distinguished from nature and Is WARRANTED
nIuren the least however long i may be eoDtin
ued an the IN Of Bad Dyesremedied; the Hair in
vigorated for life bS this splendid DYE
Es5s sod applied lin prv1fe roosl atth Wig Fac
ia Broadway, n. Y.
y The Genuine has the and address upon steel
engraving on four si1es Of each Box, Of
UrTTTnR RATrgETnp
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

"a For City News, see first page
page.
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Family Medicines.
RET.gIL PRICES.
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX,
HONE TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
HAETFoED, TTumban Co, o. N, arth7. ST.
hele eby certify have beea dealing the Graaen-
berg Medicines Tor the past add truly say that
h1Fe never ohered medicines 10 the pushc that have
net with the decided appreciation S the people
these particularly the Pills AID Caholicon They will
readily perm all and more than promised for them.
have sold about hy b0 ties Of CathocoE ne past
son, and h ar the best results in every case
J. H c. JOHNSON. Med Agt
Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Grahsnberx Med
cines Dr. B. Is physician Of extensive pr1otics and
one q the most Successful IA the county tramb1n II
which he resides
This eerfi6es that have used he Gsnberr Pills and
Marshall Catholicon, q ID here By H. Z. Johnson IN
my praclee 70 ny entire sarlsiaction- They good
nedirines-l
Dr. G. W BUSHNELL
Hartford, Trnmbll Co. O., March !, 81.
WEST BEDFoRD. LoshOcton Co.. May a. 81.
Mr.. H. b KingSsy-Sir- Ihave been selling thu meui-
e1ss o. the Gralsoosrg Company for the last
an have invariably found chem TO give good satactOn;
sad shs Pls have soa 70 great many fnilss resu
larry their tea and cce and with my trade they have
become staple atele Aarshals Uterine Caahollconts
medicine that has done great amount u good m Feae
DISEASES. One lady sold q. told thlt she had
cefEed moe good from bottle than she did from long
course CT medical Treatment By the most sk nh
fourk, Truly JAMES WILSON.
Tor sale By all Druggists and madeleine dealers in Ohio
H B. KINGSLEY. CIsTeland,
mh6.dkw "a General gent for on o
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II g, ,sOObas been subscribed toward the eel
ebration ofthe Fourth
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J. II. JOHNSON, n. D.

oaes ~ s.Etvsls Blsek ssPsgsE s,rsss carns- ssr
"a 9, 1.sesaes No. III Piisbalsh a, clsTsllsf q
O. 81 L rr 4ttH rs |lIr.l :.
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N. H. sOLOMONsON.

PkAcucAL AND ScIEKTIFIc OPrIoAE,
KEGS the largest assosrt Of the approved kinds o.
SPEcTAcLES Anhs glasses, WHISTLER for near o. Iai-
sighted ground under his Inspection, b5 ulacsns
~ consTueoa, with the greatest care . Is 'e
suit the eyes IN al cases curing FsGkae DzSaess Or
IzGa@AafiOz af e Eyes. and mpsrting strength i lone
reading or fae sewing
q N. H SoiOn0nson would here inform the PnDhe
that ne never employs any the sale Of his lenses
- Also. splendid assortment Of SPY CLASSES. MI
CRoSCoPEs, COMPASSES &c. KEPT On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
inserted without gain. us perfect a. natural
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YESTERDAYAFTERN0ONS REPORT
THE STEAMSHIP PORCUPINE.


At 10 A. N. weather is elsudy. with ". $
W. wind.
Her B. NJ. ship PorcuPine, which is to pilot the
Niagara into Trinity Bay, arrived here yesterday.
and viii leave to-day for Bay Of Bulls Arms, the
head Of Trinity Bay. The POreuPine left Cork on
the 9Th inst
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDICAL PRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED To
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
BY CorneIins L. CheesmEn, NJ d

BY C0rnelius i. CheesmEn, M d,
NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
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This work also aims prescriptions used By The doctor
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Fhis book Will be sent by mail free Of postage. the
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ossage stamps An orders should be addressed to
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