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The LAST HOURS OF DE QUINCEY.-Mr. }.
T. Fields furnishes the Boston Transcript

The LAST HOURS OF DE QUINCKY.-Mr. j.
T. Fields furnishes the Boston Transcript
with the following:
DAYS Of the opium eater from those who loved
him. and who closed his eyes. When they sent
for the kind physician VINO attended MN
through his final illness, he received him with
that gracious, winning manner, for which he
was SO remarkable, and briefly expressed the
nature of his indis position. Then he conversed
very clearly and elOQuently ON other topics,
and seemed cheerfally resigned. During the
next following three or four days he grew bet
ter and those about him were constantly re-
minded of passages in his published writings
wherein he had written of death. Slight and
transient febrile attacks, sncn as are incioentai
to persons who have passed the allotted span
of human life, required at intervals. He read,
however, constantly, and always without the
aid of spectacles, although his age had already
carried him to nearly seventy-hve. When he
became fatigued with holding the book, one of
his daughters read to him; but he always
NANTES ted the utmost solicitude lest he should
give trouble TO those who ministered around
his bed
zone of the last volumes he ever 10 oked over
was Allibone's Dictionary. The mention Of
himself in its pages seemed to give MN plea
sure, and led him to speak OF the manner DIS
writings had been received in America. With
tranu nil compOsure and a serene spirit he now
began to set his house in order for that depar-
ture which he felt was nigh at hand. Cour-
teous expressions OF gratitude constantly fell
from his lips to those who waited on him, as
he lay feeble in body, but with all his fine in
teilect undimmed. Weeks went on, and he
grew weaker. Shortly before he died he
seemed filled with a holy calm delight, and
was often heard speaking to those who had
gone before him. Always he had shown
through life great interest in little children,
and now with extreme fondness he talked OF
young people he had loved in years gone by.
On Wednesday morning, the 9TH of December,
he blessed his eldest daughter, VINO came to
his bedside from distant part Of the country.
Then turning to those who stood around with
touching sweetness of tone. he said, thank yom,'
and these were his last words on earth"
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QUITE FRKNCH.-The French nation lately
broke forth into q murmur of admiration at
the following pleasing anecdote of the Prince
Imperial, the infant corporal, aged five years
and one month: Running in the garden
walks one day, he fell, as children will ever
fall, even though their father rules an empire
Falling, he bruised his young body, and wept
aioud. His tutor, addressing him with that
mingling OF respect and familiarity which SO
gracefully sits on the royal servant of every
sovereign, said: "What! Monseigneur! are
you cryingw "Yes,' replied the Prince,
abashed-and here comes in the sensation
'out don't tell my regiment
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DENTISTRY.
. ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-.Ths Cleo

ARTIFICIAL TEETH...The Cleo
h~plastlc and Vulcanite Process.-3. w.
S4A1D JONES, DENTIST, having the right for the
above mode Of making Teeth, and being satisfied
Of its absolute superiority over all other methods,
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
ful or partial sets of teeth, and especially such
as msy be dissatisfied with those they are now
using: The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
him to insert one or more teeth tcithoNt clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest in the profession, North and South,
to those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth, Oh
gold or any other plate will Of course be made for
tracing, and alf other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC-
TRIC1TY acith0nt pam
IA Ofice on Main street, opposite Corinthian
Hail nOH-ly
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-
y ;11ss6scMuasv uw % rn1 Usavnns4
y SSfjts . ifsoi-,ss sssssss 81 oar o.
5SIx7 0o11oi-Wo hAvo paeeed over z 0Isn9ce
& 1S5 - shlxsY ttNo she oiAmeter q our Giooe.
sssse 8 e as1: s ss :, - ssPs q Is .eos
/ nn6 belose ~ rsash Uranus. me somossss q
~ plaaenA We have tfavefeed epece eQuaA
. tvonty sanss the earthS distance IRON NJ
escIoees ia circle OF eighteen hundred NIL.
lions OF nilse Ia radtsss our a1precaeoon q
distance would appear - - exnaosseo, ana
cmaSis aAyss. The telescope, however, and
The mural circle. enable us to span the void.
and the genius OF man, proud Of the acnieve.
ment--and justly, II humoly Proud-nss
crossed the gulf twelve thousand times the
radius Of his own system, that We may Study
the neareet world IN the armament Of heaven.
beyond this frontier lies tho whole universe
Of binary ~. OBJ
served parallax Of one-fourth Of secon ne -.
Lyra, carries az tour times a. far into tne ~.
som OF space though beyond TINS, - s', aass
a. unphilosophical 70 aasign lintts 20 creasaon!
O. to 1--we il An Infinite range. Ia this rapid
iligat into space, we have travesseo IL oSt ~
one dimension ana ;n IN the .s scale Of celestial
dissance. Creasion, in Its wide panorama, -
stilI ahove m. beneAth us and aroundus. The
over rching heavens stiil enclose US, and M
OVm0fA0t0
Iffrom this bourne, from which the astronom.
teal traveller alone returns, we look upon our
course, our own planetary system ceases to be
perceived. Its sun is dim-itself but an in
visible point in the nobulous light that inter
yeues Where then, Is our terrestrial ball It's
oceau-its continenls-its mountains-lts EN-
pires-its dynasties-its thronesl where's
our fatherland-its factions-its Christians dis.
unions-its slave crimes, aud its unholy wars!
Wheie 10 our home-its peAce-its endearments
its hopes-and its fears Where Is man, in-
tellectuai monad--the only atom VI organic
life that can pierce the DEPTHS and interpret
the enigma OF the universe and yet the only
spark Of spiritual nature, which dtsciaims
tho authority and resiss the will OF the uni
yersal King! They have all disappeared In
the far.of perspective-the long vista OF space,
whose apex, were it q sun, the hugest tele-
scope would fail to descry. No living thing
here meets the eye, and no sentiment associated
with lite presses on the affections. Inc tiny
organisms of earth and ocean-eserythingth that
moves and breathes-that lives and dies-ail
are engulphed in the great conception OF
the universe. The straining mind cannot
unite the immeasurable extremes. Inc am
mite in space-the eternal in duration-the
omnipOtent in power-the perfect in wisdom,
alone fill the expanded soul, and portray In
their awful CONFERENCE.-The Creator OF the
Universe.-Noyth British RsrteT.
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IA, Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
GUS families who have heretofore used DR.. ]. 3.
ROSES MEDICINES, always with the most un-
bounded happy results, that some uMprincipiod
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper. which
is plain With out any figures, and his written sigma
tre is over the cork Of every bottle Of the genuine
Medicines, 60 that the public can again obtain
relieved their suEerings.
DIR. J. S. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for cough
and diseases of the lungs is the standard remedy.
The PAIN CURER for pains, rheumatlsm, cholic,
:ypra;Hs or bruises, and the DYSPEPTlC CON-
POUND Tor dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold BY Druggists &c neraily, and by
WARNER l.. WAR1NG, le7 Broad st,
jB3l-ly Richmond, Va.
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F. A. JETER,

x@ SURGEON DENTIST,
~11D Once on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to p. Horton Keach's trimming store, and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Prico & Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber HAVING removed to the above
house, would be pleased to see those with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed in the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted to give. satisfaction. (OclS-ly
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a bleed Feed! Bleed Feed 1--we have
varied feelings in reading the advertisement Of
Or. BkoxsoN's BLoop F0oD. in another column;
but We think qualification ,predominates; Tor,
though we regret to SEQ 20 celebrated = man CON-
rag forward: even IN appearance. under the same
Gag ~ quacks-that H. by resortlng to advertising,
Jet We take satisfaction also in know,ns that there
is reliable preparation before the people for
that most melancholy and fatal dsease-Consump-
ton, and other organic complaints.
Dr. BRONSON 10 s lecturer in our Medical Col
lege: and his success in his speciality has been 60
wonderful that he has consented, at variance with
the prejudces OF every regular practitioner: TO
makeit known, as he il doing. for the benefit OF
suffering humanity.
He has secured Tor agents. however, . firm whose
responsibility separates entirely his preparations
from all tinge Of quackery. Messrs. CHURCH
DUPONT his sole managers, as they are also for
that most Invaluable of prepar atons. Or. EAToN's
INFANrILK CORDIAL. II mothers could know the
great care taken in putting up this article-sOme
idea Of which they can form BY, comparison Of i
prefer it to anything that has ever been offered
them. For our own part, If we had child suffer
ing, we would not hesitate to administer this pre-
paratlon, knowing that such careful druggists
would not engage in anything that was not per-
fecty safe and etieetual. .Qmebse Gazette.
For sale w FISHER l. WINSTON, Richmond,
Va. aud by DRUG xlsts generally. je Aim
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~ Judge Eot According to Appearance
Nut Ike sensi Die men. test the products Of your
neighbors aad friends, and then, il not worth,ys
PREMIUM BITTERS. We recommend them as
superior to all Northern remedies for Dyspepsia
and lndgsstlO and 1t, upon trial. they do not
prove Their superiority, then say discard them
AS tonic, physicians of tue highest standing
speak at them in the strongest terms of PRAISE
Give them trial. These Bi tiers are to be had of
all druggists in this city and elsewhere Virginia
f. BAKER, PrOpr ,etor, Richmond, Va.
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bic and efficient prepare CON for the diseases at
tendant upon the presen not season, such as Dlar
no asls. This article aas teen extensively sold
by the subscriber for I .wo summers past and has
aiven general satisfac tion. Call and try bottle.
at the Drug ana Pses ,riptlon Store Of
JOHN w. iARLICK, Market Place.
Franklin street, Richmond.
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SAVINGS BANKS.

VlKG GINA SAVINGS BAN
Chartered By the Lsgislature Of Va.
CAflTAL-SlO0 CO.,
MON Y received on deposit in sums OF F l
DOLLARS and ,ip,Tards. on which interest at the
rate of SIX per csntum per annum Is paid for sums
remainin months or longer; for shorter Pc
RODS, int. rest at the rate of 5per centrm.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, I. b. STARKE, at the store of E. b.
Spence, corner Of Main and Governor streets.
SAM'L s. COTTRELL. Pres't,
T. b. STARKE, Cashier,
nv 14-3m o. H. p. STEM. Secretary.
L,KANKLIN SAVINGS BANK.
Caqrteysd9 BY tie Les,statxrs q vtrsfnia;
which an interest of six per cent. per annum will
be paid on all sums remaining longer than Six
mon tbs, and FIVE per cent: for shorter time.
Deposits received at the Banking Office of MessTs.
VIM. CURRIE, President.
VIM. L. HILL, Secretary.
Is. H. SMITH, JR., Cashier.
Henry James, Jos Brummell,
Sam. w. Younger. 8 G: Smith,
w. B. Warwick. ". u. Benson,
WIN. B. Smith. e W. I. CarIngt ,ns
JOS T. Morton, ~ Rob't A: Mayo.
P.J. Archer, .. r. Mitchell,
K. l.. Williams, JOS Laidleys
Cchas. TT sibotts =. L. b: Walferd.
B. II. Smith, PC. Warwick,
r. G. Farley Jos. 6. Watts,
A. Warwick, E. d. Keeling.
Geo. A. Barksdale. ap ~ SIN
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ma Leeches! Leeches!: Leeches!!!-I
have juSs EsHSeiysd, bE AZ ans Express lot Of
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
P.S:-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to- can be found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amen
can Hotel, t>ntr ance 18th street, and at night
at the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap ls--ts r. G. HOBSON.
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-. 70 4119 EAD441 OF RICH
9eNprt - & 81 yeS5fE i2f5tie1 e r
Caters. sever4I Nualilie3 ka1iss, ae9l1a xsseca
without heels lediss' AeTqeecsad KID 1askins,
Without heels; Niece neeIsd Morocco ard 0eat
6SissS: H,sssss HscieS Noroeec AID Kid Sir
peEs; Misses' Hee!ed French BootsS nsv seyle;
Ghiidren's Heolsd Kid And Morocco SLIPS snd An
lie Ties Ch,ldsen's. Morocco ard Goat Rootsee,
without heels; Chll9rsI: CSySsr TIT Scossss;
style together With any other style. or quality
that may 10 needed. A call q solicited, ae tho
fashionable emporium, NO. g gam g.
IN0. C.. RA6k.
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A Copper Lishtniny.Rod.-

IA. Copper Lightning. Rod
We are now prepared to put, up, in town and
of q broad twisted piece Of heavy SHEET COP
PER, presenting large amount Of conducting
surface This Rod does not CORRODE, and is
very durable. Please call and examine sample,
and certificates from the most scientific and bust
ness men of this State.
CHARLES D. YALE l. CO.,
my 30-1m Iron Block. Governor st.
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JOHN r.. DOHEKTY,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
18th street. near Cary,
w Would most respectfully inform his friends
16and customers and the public generally,
that he is now in receipt of his stock Of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, consisting Of CLOTHS;
CASSlMERES and VESTINGS, which he would
be happy to make up in the most superior style
and on the lowest remunerative profits.
N. B.-Having small expense, can MAKE gar
ments to order as low a. they can be had Al any
clothing house in the city mh 5l-Sm
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c cHHEcks.SSRREsAAr N0k kfas RoUfEUcsi:
Iyinx. the great United States Mail. Twice dAi!yl
andria, W ash,ngton, Baltimore, Philadephi: NsvI
York. and al important points West, wa Assshaa
ericksburx { Potomac Railroad, to the toto1e1
rivsf, n miles, and By splendid and contosfpe.e
steamers thence to W arlington, = mllss. ~ :.
foctly safe rate Of speed. ,.pMN
Hos. Of departure: 90. 4: NJ 9 HsL,. r A:m>s
hEcKEDfHkSG i g waahiass0a' Sa'as'e's
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IA White Sulphur Water
FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

DOrr1 IN m ,,IIeen1fIeT Co., va.
The Company have made great improvements in
botting, and the transported water is now as per
tect as when taken from It's source. Address al
orders to PURCELl, LADD & CO.,
General Agents for the U. States,
ap A-6m Richmond, Va.
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

~uN REMOvAL.-GEO. J. SUMNER 4
Dealers in CHINA, GLASS. QUEENS
VI WARE and H . u SE-F NlSH \
GUUDS, respectfully announce to the public tn Az
BUILDINGS, Governor st. where. with greatly
increased facilities for business. they hope to oe
ronage bestowed upon them at their old stand
They have now on hand very large and complete
Ola as favorable terms AZ any regular house IN the
country. Importing our own goods direct, and IN
very large Quantities, We are prepared Ia oneT
great Inducements TO buyers. A call solicited.
GkO. ]. SUMNER CO..
Iron Front RuildinxS. fOYeInOI ut.
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IA More New Goods.

A. K PARKER & co.
Have just received new and beautiful assert
ment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS,In
Rich Berege Ang,as ROBES;
Rich Chlntz Berege ANGLAIS;
PLAIN Berege ANGLAlS;
Rich Organdie ROBES;
Rich Chintz ORGANIZES;
Grey MOHAlR; Plaid MOHAIR;
Broche CELESTIALS;
POPLINS and POPLINETS;
Grey VALENCIAS;
JACONETS and LAWNS, &c.,&c.
All Of which we will sell very low my 2s-ts
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nR. MlNN0Ck,s CKLk1nA1Ep

cHHrrsIcArHs o1 CynHs P9nvo1Hln:s
6 Mrs. YAnnrNo ron.-DeaF Madam = / hsye the
yleasure % Gay 70 you thatl have ueed your khou-
matie Medicine In my family for the last two years.
and can confidently recommenf It tP the 1unlc:
HseAncad. pee. "a, ~
your Rhematic N sdiclns in my family on several
occasions and made perfect cure, and cheerie!-
~ recommend 1t to the public ~ valuable medi-
ONE for Rheumatism. JANIS BRAY.
RicAmosd. Dec. 9Th. 1853.
Mrs. YAnKINGTON.--Dear Madam l, with ptea-
sure, certify that have used your Rheumatic
Medicine for Rheumatism, and can safely recon-;
who are afflicted with that pain. and to the public
generally. - III. DIDDEP
Mrs. YARRrNoroN.-Dear Madam: 1t affords
me pleasure to testify to the value OF your kheu-
matic Medicine. have used it in my family tor
Rheumatism and Neuralgia, and confidently re-
commend it a. being good for both, u
Many more certificates Of wellknown citizens
could DO furnished, Amongst them.
WILLIAM H. SHIELDs,
JOHN G. PAGK,
J. B. GTKGALL,
GEO. w. SMITH,
And many other Well-knOwn residents OF Rich
All orders addressed to Mrs. C. J. YARRING-
TON, Of Richmond, Va, being the only manu-
made to Messrs. FISHER L WINSTON, Drug
gists, in Richmond, Va, will be gratefully ac-
knowledged. el2-lm
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:, "a The Great EirSiria Remedy, and NO

9, - Inc S TFeat SirSlnta Hemedy, and no
FOR GONN0RRHBE AND ALL SECRET Dis
EASES.,IIhis great AMERICAN remedy, contain
ing no Mercurlal or Balsamc properties, exces
ratIve, restorative and renovating powers; and
the medical world are astOnished when told that
COMPOUNDED when they have ocular demonstra-
tons of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known of case of twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health, and all other cases of
exception. AID therefore challenges any case OF
Gonorrhoea which the remedy will not cure, pro
vided the directions carried out with prudence
on the part of the patients and any pure haslng
hall dozen bottles, and using accordingly in his
or her case, he guarantees q perfect cure; and in
case Of failure, will furnish additional Eiedcine,
free OF charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and q cure will be effected wit Aout incon-
venience TO the patient.
Sold by APPERs0N DUPUY, No. 10l Broad
street, and o. A. SIRECksER,M Main street, Drug
NH 26-d6NF
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SAMUEL s. RURCH Is now in my
employ as q CUTTER, and desires his for
~ mer friends and patrons to call and exam
M Inc the large and varied assortment OF
CASSiMERE Els and VESTlNGS,
Is well as Ready. Made Clothing, which he is now
to furnish them on as good terms ard in
VI good sty le as any similar house In the State
WM.~IRA SMITH, ia Main st.
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TAILORING, &c.

.. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING HOUSE.-We would inform
~ the citizens ard public generally, that We
WI have now in store large, varied and com,
~6pete assortment of Hentlemen's SPRING
and SUMMER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS, embracing all the latest styles and novel
and DURABILITY, cannot be- eurpassed, ali Of which
are manufactured by ourselves, expressly to suit
the tastes and wants Of this market, and which en-
any other house in the city. Also. 2 LARGE assert
ment of BOYS CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand. We would remind the
young men and followers Of fashions, that we are
continually receiving sample cards OF the latest
sly lie goods, from which we can make to order. at
short notice, anything to- complete gentieman's
wardrobe. lO3, N. WALKER Il co 1O3,
Min md or af
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
HATS AND CAPS.

"A EW ATYLES.-WM. +. MOORE {
ACO.; 07 Broad street, are nov in receipt Of
-. fresh supply Of HATS. GAPS and 81 Jaw
GOODS Tor summer wear. among vh!SA the
"CHAMPiON HAT" and other neat and fash
i0nable styles, A LARGE supply Of Plantefs' and
Harvest HATS. DRESS HATS made to order.
WIN. T. MoOkE 4 CO., ~ Bread Ut.
a SOMETHING NEW.-I have this day
received the new and beautiful fl0ra Temple
no. L. DICKINSON.
uTME GREATEST lNvENTlDN 81
0IAaE age. The Ratsnt syssSfi PrSsGHe ~: SCf1
No ~ Main street.
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LO TT E r z.

MOOD. EDDY Il CO.'S
w DELAWARE AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000!
WOOD, EDDY i co, Managers.
The Manager offices are located at Whining
ton, Delaware, and St. Louis, Missouri.
The following MAGNIFICENT SCHEM Els
will be drawn in public, under the superinten
tence of sworn Commissioners, appointed by the
Governor:
WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S LOTTERY,
Class No: 32 draws on SArURDAv. June 80, 1850.
70 NUMBERS-l3 DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE Or SlOO 600! !
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

DELLEyUE HOSPlTAL.-This Institution,
ID which has been in successful operation seven
Vlrslnia, in a delightful. airy position, and Is
furnished with every convenience conducive to
the comfort Of patients and the successful treat
ment Of medical and surgical diseases.
Rooms have been nicely furnished, suitable to
announcement to be treated at their private lodg-
Particular attention will be paid to the lying"
sSnrdS. which are very cOmmOdlOus
Having, been heretofore literally patronixed by
owners Of slaves. both IN the city and country We
can, with increased confidence, call their atten-
tention to the great ADVANTAGES afforded by our
HosptaI" j1T the medical and sn 1T treat T.
furnish them proper accommodations anu every
necessary attention.
PAYABLE on the removal of the PaientJ
in Private Rooms. per week. 81 to sls
For r pct Of week, after the first week, at
For the q cents per-
81 per day, provided that e., the aggregate shall not
fSs neadss al for board edca At
tendance, Nursing and Med;clne; BY an arrange.
with the InfmaIy Of the fs Medssl &c Csese
may y be ascertained before BY application to
No Small Pox admitted.
All patients are under our immediate care. one
whsn al h snp
two Students and Matron. have the patients I'M
der their immediate supervision, and personally
administer all medicines ordered.
When requested, weekly reports will be given OF
the condition of patients.
Persons IN the country, wishing to send patients
to our Hospital, may address either of the Physi-
clans, or the Resident Physician.
When desired, we will send comfortable COW
cred vehicle TO any part of the city for PATENTS
For this purpose message lett at the Hospital,
or a iMr. Thos Pembertons. on Main, between
18th and 18th streets, will be attended to.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS: -,
JAMES BOLTON, M. D., Grace st., between 4th
and 9Th.
door above Richmond House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, NJ. D., opposite American
Hotel.
VIM. w. PARKER, M. D., Law Building, cor
ner of 18th and Franklin SITS.
C. W. P. BROCK. NJ. D.. Resident Physician.
Mrs w. E. PERKINS, Matron.
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NEATLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO
TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. so; Halves. SO; Quarters. S..
Certificates Of Packages in the above Scheme
will be sold at the following rates Which ls the
S299; Certi6cate Of Package Of Is Half Tickets.
$Ia9 50; Certificate of Package Of " Quarter Tick
cts, S74.75; Certificate of Package of Is Eighth
Tickets, SN 81
SPLENDID SCHEME!
TO BE DRAWN
EACH WEDNESDAY IN JUNE.
Class 2S2 Draws on WEDNxsDAv, June q. 1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO
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