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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
OATS.

Oats are produced in the greatest perfection
in cold climates, giving larger product and
heavier grain than in warmer countries, though
there are varieties which do well in both these
respects, in southern ATTITUDES. The crop is
congenial to almost every soil, and has sue
ceeded upon them all-but it is certain upon
none without moderate fertility and seasonable
culture and attention. 1t is thought by some
farmers to be very exhaustive of the soil, but
no soil or crop would stand the treatment this
has received at their hands with equal good
results. A good soil, thoroughly cultivated
and early sown, renders large crop Of oats
almost acertainty. The ''great oat crops" are
invariably the product of fertile sells; and land
too rich for wheat should be devoted to this
grain before sowing the latter. Though liable
to lodge when very heavy, they are less apt TO
''run TO straw" than other grains, and usually
fill well on the upland soils.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

writer in the Country Gentleman says:--
The main point of disagreement on the subject
of rearing calves is, whether the calf should be
brought up on the cow or be taught to drink
milk from trough. In rearing full-bloodedi
high priced animals, when the object is simply
to raise fine calves, without anyregard to keep
ing, allowing the calf to run with the COW is
probably the best course to pursue, and it is
certainly the most natural. Some object to
this method, thinking that by running con-
stantly together the calves sometimes draw toe
hard upon the cows, and njure them by worry
ing and butting. Such practice sucking theiI
calves three times a day, which is far pretera-
BILE to the mode generally practised of sucking
but twice day. There is no doubt, however
that if stock were kept in this manner for sew
eral generations, that is, allowing the calves to
run with the cows, they would become in de-
gree adapted to it.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
GARDENER.


All tender and half hardy ANIMALS may be
sown in hot-bed in the month Of April, in
pots or seed pans, and afterwards transplanted
into the open boarders. Hardy ANNALS may
be sown by the LIST of April in the open ground
either where they are to remain or in patches
and afterwards transplanted. If sown ms early
as this, however, it will be well to use but 4
portion of your seed, as the weather may be
unfayorable, and the seeds rot; the remainder
may be planted about the LIST Of May Most
ANIMALS will bear transplanting well and sue
coed better than if left undisturbed. There are
some exceptions to this, however, as T.arkspnrs,
Poppies, Candytuft, Dwarf Convolyulus, Lupins,
&c, which should be sown in the borders where
they are to remain, as they are apt TO droop
and die if transplanted.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
FLOWER GARDENS.

In laying out flower garden, the walks
should be formed ofsHch materials as will always
afford dry walking AT the bottom there shall be
si1 inches OF small stones, oyster or clam shells,
broken bricks or similar substances, covered
with several inches of good, clean gravel They
should be six feet wide for main walks, and
three feet for the remainder. II the garden
be very small, the walks should all be straight,
and the arrangement formal; if on larger
scale, they should be winding, and a m ore ma
t0ral and easy design adopted.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
GEORGE M'CALL

NJ ERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 40 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON. DEL.
HAS choice assortment Of Cloths uisilncrs and v..t
H., ss' which he nakesup 10 order the beat style liz
AlHo Keeps supply oi ready made Clothing ON hnni
~. Enn hnllln L 80 =. -
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
OBJ farmer.
WORKING OXEN.

Spring is a critical period in the manage
ment of stock. Working oxen should be fed
we'll, and kept in good condition, if they are
expected 20 enter heartily into the labors of the
opening season. So kept they will be in good
trim for work-liyely, active, and full of ener-
gy. Too often cattle enter upon the Spring 5
work utterly unfit for the exertion required,
from the sheer carelessness of their owners
They have been neglected both in feed and care,
and no present attention can supply the lack OF
proper Winter management. When oxen he
gin to work, after resting through the Winter,
they should commence gradually, half q day
at time, aud light work at that, for the first
few days. They should have grain and roots
as we'll as hay, while busily employed upon
the farm, even after the grass has got up
to 'good bite;' as they will invariably 'scour
and weaken when first fed upon it.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

Few persons are aware of the uses to which
the sundower may be applied; and when we
see heaps of them rooted up in the garden, and
cast aside as worthless, it is with feeling Of
pity for such ignorant waste. The leaves fur
nish valuable fodder for cattle, and when in
flower, bees flock to it from all parts to gather
honey. The seed is useful for feeding sheep,
pigs and other animals, and produces strik-
ing effect on poultry, occasioning them to lay
more eggs; and the stalks when dried burn
well, the ashes affording considerable guam
tity of alkali.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

Rhubarb beds should be made the early part
OF April. Roots from last years seed are the
most vigorous, but the risk has to be run in
getting an inferior article, as the seed rarely
produces its like. The surest way is to take
old roots, separate them into MS many plants
as they will admit of and retain portion OF
the core to each; plant in deep, rich soil, the
tops an inch under the surface about two feet
each way. Cover over in Autumn with manure.
Unless seed is wished, they should not be per-
mitted to run to seed as it weakens the strike
and gives but half a crop.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
GARDENING FnRLAnIEs

One little job in garden is particular,
adapted to the attention of the fair SEX The,
should go out, scissors in hand, and cut OF
every decayed flower, especially of roses, which
will grow all the better, and look all the smart.
er, for radiance of the dead blooms, besides
lasting the longer in flower. Geraniums want
their dead flowers cut off regularly for it makes
them look better, and encourages new growth
and bloom. Everything, unless seed is wanted
should be deprived of decaying blossoms
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
BMLlelin of'RH. IL. Hringhurs9.

/ ATE II. X. W. BRIOGHURsT Wholesa1e AM po,au
| - DiIlggist' lN3 Market Street. "N N'''''
0NiMsoN TETTER WAsI--I have jllst receycd n ann,
w 81 ls celebrated cure for letter which il fire beat
i'ey eNef known for letter, ngwom or BARRIERS Itch
| cDysTAt cp,,,,,,r IL, II. BRlNGHURsT.
inken glass China OF other ware--a new articls
u H. r. INGIluRsTs 1903 Market street nv" "i''o'o
IltERAioMErERS--a large assortment Of Nc Aister,,
au, ~ lf9i I'm and lockwood frames, Also enclosed in
Market Streets 'o"rth hhu
l0NGWoRTIrs CATAwBA BRANDY. and 1.yors ona
INV french itlAnay in bOtlcs also Madeira winas
lhENcH TRuSsES, u light pattern for Summer nss
mn private room for fitting them the person ''
uELLAiiN, with directions al H. n RRINa
LONG COMBS for Children, of Indla Rubbo ,oi oo,,.
ENulISi WHITE FELT CORN pJASTFpc n sei n
coIna without the use of the knife at H. prah,,st,a
LEEolES SPAWN MIXTURE d certain e,ra H. Sa
IN Of lungDons IN horse Such il Tho experience f"
selh Leecli, who has used 1t for many yearE
VANILLA BEAN; aso, Extract ~ VoniI,. ,,,a.ia a..
the lGan, by II. II. Bringliitt's 'AN'i' ihaue from
ALEXIS sAkSAFARlLLA-A new nrennro,ion H., .to
Pills. '"e eheiry fectoral and
DEAD SHOT vERulFuGE-a fresh stoclt d,rect from,
Bqinglmisl's. a'' Srut'S, ut II, "
FINE COAlBSn general assortment nil sj2aa soo vo,
Street. ~ a. ~ nrihghurst lU5 Market
BIhhAMpRETIliS PILLS, resurrection of a n,otod n,I
1AaEs FAMILY MEDICINEs-I am Mole a,,ent ma
'm mIi y n HDr, T. Supply q ~ his preparations
5nEnnnNi.lI.s COCAINE, II perfect hair dressing
h, nAnti slhiCoPHEkOuS,b by dozen or by single OF
~, nn M,s 'oW' u. X. BRINGHURsT,
"f- No. l03 Market Street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
There grows no vine
BY the haunted Rhine,
by Danube or 0audel1uivor,
No island or cape
That grows stlch "A Qrane
That grows such a grape.
As gIOWs by the beantiliil riv,

As grows by the beautiful river.
The puresi, healthcst and most delicious Gin Rum
Brandy and Champagne Cocktail are prepared with
Brown brakes Catawba Bitters made from the pure
juice of the Catnwba Grape.
Don't Use the old fashion injurious StOughteu
Bters any longer; but enquire for Brown brakes Ca
tnwha, which We pledge ourselves pure and healthy
They not only impart the most delicious flavor Wnean
Liquor, hut ut the time Tonic superior quail
~ and rare merit without cathartic ingredient and Is
with unbranded confidence that we recommend them IN
casesoi Summer Complaint Bilious Choc Dyspepsia que
aud Fever &C. In general debility sluggish circulation
e blood loss of appetite and exhausted vital energy they
are acknowledged To have no equal.
T0prey.n imposition under thu name similar name,
every bottle of the genuine Brown brakes Catawba Bt-
ters viii bear upon is be fac smile of the firm drake
x Coz signature, without which none are genuine.
Remember that these Btersare prepared from the pure
Juice oil our native grape, anil therefore they have special
claim to yonr notice nshonld be the Bar Ofeyery we'll
regulated Hotel aud upon the seboar of every family
They have already heen extensively used by many Of
or first class Hotels md Restaurants and not in single
instance have they failed TO universal satisfaction and
they have long been needed to snpercede the poisonous
compounds sold through tho country under the name Of
Stoughten BteTs Tom, Dick and arys Stomach Biters
and hundred others, all and the same thing and
equally injurious 10 the health.
Remember to enquire for Brown brakes Catawba hit
tiers For sale by " CGIIPIN, Corner Market and Tenth
streets janl4
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

lust RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE TOYS droct
~ from Germany, and for sale wholesale and retail Il.
sspl1 BODDY's, No 22l Marker Street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
TO CURE SCRATCHES IN HORSES

Take some lamp oil and mix it with little
white lead, till the oil becomes of straw CO.
lor. Wash the legs perfectly clean and rub
them dry. Then apply the mixture and rub it
well on the affected parts. By doing this three
or four times, the horse will be cured
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

Mx# JbsEFH fULbMER
M Takes this method of informing his friend.
and the people of Wilmington that he lias III.
Ssspted up in complete mechanical STYLE the Store
no. ~ Market Street, ARCADE Row, Wilmington Del
where ne intends 70 devote his entire time to the manu-
the nentrst md most fashionable STYLES ami nj
prices Ills stock will consist in part entlemens fine
Ca AMI Patent Leather Boots and Shoes latest STYLES
Ladies' and Misses CATERS and other Shoes IN rrent VA
rleiy And n fact everything in the Shoe business
Customer Work Will be particularly attended to- and in
all cases will satisfaction 10 warranted ' -
A5- LASTS fitted up by ono Of the best inakcrs in te
country. ~ " - w
rue long practical experience of tho undersigned and his
thorough knowledge of the business In all Of ts branches
VIII r. trusts Ne sufficient guarantee to the public that
ne VIII do them Justice aud furnish them an article That
ity iOSFpIJ Viii + MED
hEP4lRlNG ofol kinds neatly done at reasonable rates
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
Delaware MILITARY Academy,

HftkL AT WILMINGTON, DELAW hhE.
Nfbii This Institution Is chartered by the Legislature NJ
M! Delaware, aud hns College powers. The hTaiion
U1lll healthy and pleasant the present buildings
thsigli old are comfortable and convenient, aud the
grounds for drill and other exCcrcisos extensive
The Of snlies cNcnlsslx years II cmbtaceahe
English branches, Latin. Greek, Mathematics, Natural
Science Civil AMI Military Engineering, the Infantry anil
ARTILLERY Drills and the sword exercise.
Modern Languages and Music and some othcrstniesara
optional
II IL aimed to make the practical and thorough, to
mart 10 the mind real discipline, aud TO call into active
exercise all its energies
Nothing but unavoidable necessity ought oprcvcht
pupils attending to all his school duties. No pupil can
learn who IL frequently absent from school lie will learn
nothing but hal habits. Real sickness alone ought to
Interfere between the orders Of the teacher aud the duties
Of the pupil
The Academic stuff consists Of eight teachers thus Al-
fordine opportunity for thorough instruction in each lie.
pafiment.
Cadets upon entering the Academy will provide them
selves with the Uniform dress Thsdrcss cheap nnlncat
aud no seryceabc that will be found less expensive than
clohng generally worn 10y hnys nj school
The next sessioneOnnecps the fIRsT MONDAY, 9th day.
Of september.
As the number Of Cadets is limited parents Wishing
enter their sons IN the Academy requested make
carly application cadctshoulibe present the first Hay
Of the srasiun
h0- For terms, Scp apply to Tl1E0. HYATT,
HetilN President d. NJ, A.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
TIE IMPERIAL
TONIC BIJTFERS,
A VALUABLE AND RELIABLE

A VALUABLE AND RELIABLE
Remedy for the cure of Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Nervous De-
bility and all diseases arising from
a disordered condition of the Stom-
ach and Bowels.
This purely vegetable and high
" concentrated remedy has never
been known to fail in permanent
y curing those complaints, when
administered according to direc-
tons. One bottle. .ili many eases,
will afford decided relief a.
50cents per Bottle.
For sale in Wilmington, Del.
by Edw. Mclnall, AZ Market ST.
D. Bringhurst & Co., Sixth and
Market SITS; Jos. ,nnnett. 104
Market ST.; Wm.,,I}i Kinsey, cor
ner Fifth and Market Sts., and L.
r. llammcrsley, Milford, Del.
Manufactured by
MACNICHOL & BRO,
late LouNbunY & Co., No. so N.
Fifth st., Philadelphia. Institute
Tor the treatment of Cancers, Tu-
mors, Ulcers and Wens, without
Surgical Operations. ap23-1y
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
n JOHN NIcCLAFFERTy,s

G5EsET1n y WINE MD IIWUOK STORE,
kCOrner ofSecond and Orange Streets Wminyton
Del The subscriber keeps constantly hand an excellent
variety oil WINE and Liquors. suc Cognac Brandy Pale
champagne, irish Whsiey, Jamaica Spirits Holland din
Old Mnnongahela whiakey, Allegheny do. Bourbon do
aderi Port, sherry and all other Wines on reasonable
terms. " 'u
Agent for Gans Porter and Ale of the first ouality nil
Of which will be served Families or Tnyerns M sor,
notice and on reasonable terms " '''''
may2s-1y JOJIN NccI Aprspny
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
"a y 5. M'CALL,

NM M"hhs Building, Market Street below Thirl.
SI.i' Wilmington, Del, has choice assortment oi
1' w. unsslmers and Neslings selected erprasly far
s customer trade which he makes nm to ordsr n te
Ing Goods " e'"'en'hS luinisll-
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

THE IMPERIAL
DEPU RATIVE.
THE GREAT Standard REMEDY OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY,
FOR THE PROMPT AND RADICAL,
CURE OF SCROFTJT,Ai
OF THE BONES. MALIGNANT ULCERS on FoNs
LONG STANDING, ULCERATIoNs
SORE EYES, TErrnR, sdAs lH1 HEAD,
ERUpyIOyS' M THE ouY,,
Generally and all diseases arising from " ne ehlN
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD
In Scrofula, White Swelling and
Diseases of a like character, THE
IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE. in
Il fair trial of its well known vir-
tues, will effect decided cures o.
the most inveterate and long stand
ing cases. One or two bottles
cannot be used without giving ey-
idence of the unequalled curative
powers Of this great remedy.
In TETTER, it has no eoi,al
1t will cure any case of letter. no
matter how old or obstinate. If q
fair trial Of its powers is made.
For the cure of this troublesome
and mtractable disease, it is more
generally and successfully used
than any other remedy in exist
ence.
It's invaluablein cases of Scald
llead-onc bottle used in such
eases fully establishes its control
over this disease.
Pimplcs and blotches of the
skin are ellectually removed, and
at this season of the year, the use
OF one or two bottles of the I'M
PERlAL DEPURATIVE gives
to the skin Il fresh, clear and
healthy appearance.
In eases of White Swelling.
Hip Diseases, Scrofula, Ulcers and
old sores, the Anti-Philogistic
ALL-iiEALING SALVE
May be used to advantage. This
Salve is an invaluable remedy for
family use in all cases of Cuts.
Burns, Sores, Carbuncles, Felons,
&c.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
CALEEI S,NHsNElM q. GaAN

tVouiD most respectfully call the attention of farmers
aud the public generally to their iROJi M nni -
CiNED PLASTER, and superior HONE DUST Thr.e fir
tzeTs are nellhilcl by any in the market They ne al
way" e nv same ~ quality, and invariably be relied uO
sIkouDs NEW FERrlLl2ER Possesses ali the re-.
qnHieH OF complete manure Its superior virtues when
9nre khoW VIII be too apparent escape
tables. 80 s"" ''he-
SOME value. ms is intention 10 sell none INF
articles are always prepared receive aud G or.
on the most reasonable terms nnos ~
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
SEASONED LlLMREHp
A ga EeD.

- HAVING
--.--sFfNs1n-t arrived from Europe after a mns,
hAuf q cHreinl and dilligenl search llas succeeded
1GTTAV ~ collecting some Of tho most valuable
ouknAss,.E,,y HORSE AND CATTLE MEpICISTs nr
t the present age. whicli'now ill., ar insu,c
~ s sure, adjoining the Fountain Hotel Opposite Tic
solicited - ''iF 'h'l - respectfully
PIN CHADWICK also wishes to inform his friends AMI
patrons That he has hand choice selection of Vines
hn1 Slriiol- Liquors, Ale. Porter segas &c. ldesi5t
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
blinds and Window shades

I mi ~. ShTtINGFlIt, NO. H33 MAiKIT
failor and Chamber Blinds aud Window Shades of eyery
style pattern and color DamaH and lace Curtains Corn
ees, Bands, Trimmings, &c. ~
uod and decorated wall paper, which will sell and
hang on tho most reasonable terms - w
reasonable terms ~ 's '"e'
Asr N D. Old Blinds painted and trimed, so AZ to look
" wei IA new ones Don't forget No. 233 below Third
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
WILLIAM q. LOWE.

K No. l6l Market Street above Front wilmington
-- Delaware woulmost respectfully calI the attenti"n
winch he keeps constantly hand and sells M thc VERY
lowest cash prices lie makes all kinds Of Clothing Ia ~
an excellent cutter he is prepared TO execute
customer work viii ncathess and despatch He krcna IN
mana good assortment Of Cloths Cassimcrcs aid Vest
ihES which the public il invited to call AMI examine
ny strict attention to business he expects rs ereoCro
to merit share of the public patronage. m,yi.8m
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
COMicaI Washing I9acI1ine

InEhhEATEsr WONDER OF TILE AuE--rlie subscri.
peIn iake pleasure IN announcing to their friends AMI
~ p, Euneiy, lhht they manufacture the Greatest
Washing Machine Of the Age 1t will do more work and
neIle WIN less wear and tear, than any other In axis
leIe ie machine Is warranted to wash ont ali the rt
w9nl leaving streaks or Juring the clothes lis conf
sa shape dlspenses with Friction and Keeps tho batch Ia
pe Washeu ~ sllcll position to Distribute fin snan
anu prnss the machinery in contact with tho ni 10 by
W VIII l,5 wonderful perornnce Is destined 10 super.
sfie lh9 whsll0attis nni human knnckes bpy twelve
years old can do the washing of large fny in on bo
on, al 40 bb Market street. and examine onr Machines
Manufactured at the corner of Sixth aud Orange streets
no, =, :, WITSTL 4 MCCALL.
hpNj-ly No. 1876 Market Straet, Wilmington uel
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28
WALWON'S BULLETIN,
M HlTE CASTLE SOAP for sale I,y A WALTON

w lite 0's1ll'H s0AF lOF SAFE BY AVIATION
Citrate Of Magnesa sold by Walton
is!lssells Cow Drink, prepared by VI. NJ Roclia
Mhllons Is the place to buy Iialsah Of Fir
i loo.h brns,les-i9tsof tleni--at Walton's.
English Military Soap--the gennine-sold Inv Walton
Fresh crop Clalnonile nj Waltons
surgeons Sponge, for sale hy WALTON
p port M9pnhles for sale at Waltons
Walton fSN"' - '.ii'' q vs. ior sue w
Gum Nipples sold by A. walton,
English White Felt Corn and Bnnion pasfcrs naed by
e,E an1 y tral affords great relief sold at waltons
a. q spienuu lot Of Combs for sale at Walton's.
iWeezefH OF various kinds for snleat Wnltnn'a
Wali0n's Drug Store. " NS'"N'N' 'Y' '''N
White Windsor SOAP r. 4 a. A Wr,,,b,,a uoito nm ex.
cellent article, at Walion's VIZ :;
LONESOME Pun Boxes inrtnie BY WALTON.
Wooey's Snlve. sold " Wafeh
Ayres Pills. sold at yftiiss.ta .A,...,r..,lsa
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-28

IL TREATS ALL DISEASES
Special attention given TO all chronic diseasesCOughs,
Group, Consumption Influenza, Asthma Bronchitis all dis
eases of the Nose, Mouth Throat and Lngs ali skin Dis
of every description successfully treatrd;Inmhago,
Lumbar Assesses, Scroua, rheumatism iont Neuralgia,
Paralysis, Epilepsy Commissions Dyspepsa Dysentery
Darrh@a The very worst cases of Piles cured in short
timei also OF the stomach Liver and Bowels There
many diseases Incidental to and children, which
treated with distinguished All particulars will be
gwen ny letter Dr. Baakec produce thousand
titeaes Of his perfect success in curing
CANCERS, OLD SORES, or ULCERS, HIp DISEASES,
FlsTeLA Of every description, SCALD HEAD,
WENs, P0LYPuS ofthe NOSE,
TUsIoRs and swELLINGs
OF every description. and without the use of tho knife
ANY surgical Instruments. These last named diseases
not occurred By correspondence therefore all such patients
must place themselves under the Doctors pefsnna super
vision.
Doctor Boakeo has made a new discovery of "Fluii"
ht WIZ produce absorption sftle "Caanc" and restore
p9aet Vision e. tho Eye, without Resort TO the knife
All the diseases of the
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without the use of the knife OF
needle DR.. Baakec has constantly on hand at his Office
very extensive assortment Of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
-, IlMPANUMS or EAR DRUMS,
wIn %ls suitable for either sex and all in
every variety ofartifct articles known in the worn
large assortment OF beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS
WIN mo Arm and Elbpw Attachment Artificial Feet with
the Ankle Leg, and knee.Iont Attachment
dnese articles are perfectly NATURAL and adapted for e
Their sex and can be by express 10 any mart Of tho
verdi All kndsof Trsses for Hernia or RUPTURE of every
description Tor either and Trsses particularly alapd
lupsns Uteri.
Doctor BaNkce Is one the most celebrated and si
phSslcals and surgeons living. Ills fame IL known
personally In every principal city Of the world
All letters directed to Dr. Bankee must contain ton cents
eaies en- i ia ra S ncdsnts expenses All Chronic bis
tloeu, which will require his personal supervision
RS- once Hours, from A. NJ. to4P.M.
DOCTOR BAAkEE
Office MI