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DIRECTORS:

This Company. national in its character. offers,
by Iesson OF its Large Uapitai, Low Rates OF Pre-
MUM and New fables, the most desirable means
of insuripg life yet presented to the public.
The rates Of premium. bel pg largely reduced, are
made as favorable to the insurers q those of the
bsst Mutual Com panies, and avoid all the compli.
the nj derstandings " hich the latter apt
to cause the policy holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
septed which need only to be understood to prove
accept table to the pubic. sssa a the dHC0Mn
POLICY. In the former, the g2licy holder not
only secures life insurance payable ct death but
viii receive IL living AFTER period Of few years,
AN ANNUAL INCOME equal to TEN PER CENT no per
cent y of the par OF hts policy In the latter, the
Com iany agrees to RETURN TO THE ASSURED THE
tor Al AMOUNT OF MONEY HK Has PAID IN, In i'd
oition to the amount Of his policy.
The attention Of persona contemplating insuring
their lives or increasing the amount of Insurance.
they al ready have 10 called to the special Advan
tages offered BY the National Life Insur ance Com
pany.
Circulars. Pamphlets. and full yarticula a. ven
on avplic atiou 70 the Branch once Of the Com.
pany In this city, or 70 its 0eaersl Agents.
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,ALl OF NAVY VRssILs

SALl OF NAVY VESSELS.
Bs~sa. Of .,truessoa ed R.pssr, /,
WAsHIssTos, D. O.. August 18th. lsss.S
The Navy Department viii oner at public auction
the following named vessels:
AT rHs o. NAVY TAsD' PORTSMOUTH,
On WEDNESDAY. AUcusr as, 1t ia o'cloe. NJ.
The M fiEEA5TAHzA side wheel ''':n'r' tons.
fHfftSSSSSsSfi.it. .s::, : e:
AT TIE o. 8. NAVY YARD, NEW YORK,
On SATURDAY, AusUsr 90, at 12 O'Clock n.
The TAALLhhAAEHohA, sid: wheel steamer; 81 sons.
Don. tironj .cr.. $50 :"
AT THE o. g. NAVY YARD, PHILADELPHIA,
The aMHE;TAASS9MET, side wheel steamer, 81 tons
sshhsHsssSSsi . &;
bbSSk kEHT, , i,ss2' !" So q
AT TIE o. 8. NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON.
On THURSDAY SEPT. 5, at IL O'Clock M.
The side sas;' tons
On SATURDAY, SEPT. S. at IL o'clock N.
The SENECA, screw steamer, of SO7 tons.
AT NEW ORLEANS, La.
On TUESDAY, SEPT. l, at IL O'Clock n.
TIE MAHAsKA. side wheel steamer. of ssa tone.
AT MOUND CITY, ILL.
On TUESDAY, SEPT. /, Ut IL O'Clock n.
The GRAMPUs. side, wheel steamer. Of 500 tons.
PANSH I" % so tons.
These vessels, and their In sntories, can be ex.
amtneo At any time, on application to the Com
tions.
Twenty Per centum ofths amount of the purchase
money must be deposited On the day Of sale, and
the rem ainder must be paid, and the vessels re-
moved from the Navy Yards and Stations within
two weeks from the day of sale. al IL. dt26th
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PREPARED OsLrsY
,. J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D., Chemist,
BALTIMORE. MD,
(Lats Of Wilson, kCJ
PRICE $50 PER BOTTLE.
- Sold wholesale By all the principal whole.
ssle Druggists IN All the large cities the United
xfsts everywhere.
All letters Of inaairy. &C., prsnptiy answered.
Address
DR. j. J. LAWREHCI CO.,
so1.r PRoPRIIToRs AND MAHUFAoru
RERs,
a 2s4 BALTIMORE sTRRIT.
BALTIMORE, ND.
For sale By Q. OALvIEr FORD. Drusrst, Ho.
- Pen, ave w ashipSton, DO. - u-seo0
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ROsADALIs Is A POTENT REMEDY IN Al
CHRONIC DIeEASES

EROa G. W. BLoUSr, ESQ, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation. Of
the Ear and Partial Desfneas of ten years etsuS-
az. b. Rossdalis. GIO, w RLOUNT
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Tn THE egPRIML COURT OF THE DIS.
4 90 EOUITY-DOC. g.

i TKiCT or COLUMBIA.-
1859 EQUITY.pOC; 9.
Ordered this third day Of August, 1858, that the
ssle made and reported By W~. Z. M.ttinsy end
firmed, unless cause 20 the CONTRARY b. shown On
or before the second TpksDAI In September
In the Evenine Star twice in each Of two SucceS-
sive weeks before the said second Tuesday.
A true copy. fsst: B }. MEIGs,
auS 2aw3w - u Clerk.
THIS Is 10 CIV! HOTICE, THAI the saSScri.
Il ber h. obtained from the 0rDhAnsf Cont az
WasbinGton county, I'm the District Of Uoi1nbIs,
letters d adminiNfstdon on the Pesond and real
Vsshin4ton county, aforsSaid, deoeased. An psS.
sons having elaine azainst ~ said dsesassd are
srs thereof 70 ths subscriber on o. befors the ~
day 81 August p%sstthsE I.X ethsswi.s b l4y Be
under NJ hand this eth day Of August, lS68.
O. =. CLIFTON, kdninissrator.
| alSlavSws
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ATTORNEYS:
WIN. 3. CHANDLER, Warrington, d. O.
oEoRGE HARDING. Philadelphia.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
EOR HOUNT vERNOE.

k'OB HUNT VERNON.
The steamer ARROW - Cs,tsan Thomas Stack.
! sS.lss s :s..s;, h Sh ffhh;ff segt
!sand.y: s1cept.d, J for = II o. YER
FoSts ct
i Hall I;, Md and White House. Va.-returnins 70
Fare @ Mount Vernon and return, Including
sd%issi:S to the Mansion and Grounds, sl.so.
Tickets for sale st eli che principal Hotels and ct
the steamers wharf.
clubs. or associations to make afternoon or moon,
light excursions on the POTOMAC BY aRplyinE on
board, or to JAMES SYKES,
an lo.lm Once, Wilards' Hotel
FOB POTOMAC RIVER
The STEAMER HI LIVINGSTON. commanded
Y L. osG'S Si SspssP 59H M;
;ffss landing a.
eS So e tAi fstsR.' ESSaI
kkkkkSR PGW Kl GShkI PIEE6 POINT LE9N'
HIzEGLs wHARFn &ATs0N's LANp1Ha,,
I R1RE SREFL f f iy6
TSTE sHSffIkSSSI $SEP
Bgpps FERRY, EvANsPORT and Oily,
Persons wishing to take an excursion tr,p to
i Ssitmo.s ana return, or Stopping At any Of the
III Rs1 5H %S sixth stree. xh.rt wash,
~. ", NJ.
AIexsadria, at 1880 p. M, every Tuesday. State
Rooms and Meals furnished on board at moderate
rates Freghts Of all eescr iptions carried at Low
rates. The above named steamer can be chartered
on MONDAY Of each week for Excursions For
further information 'pRRElyL e EuBAsk,
No. II South street, Baltimore
HOOE 4 WEDDERBURN,
Alexandra, or on board the steamer, foet Of 9Th
street, Washington, d. g. jy7-lm
Tan NEW 1 SITWsks LINZ
new YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WAsHINGTO
AND GEORGET0WA.
OLD LINZ. 1
REGULAR SAILING DAYS,
TROM GEORGETOWN,
FRIDAY, AT IL n.
FROM NEW YORK.
SATURDAY, AT II II.
For freight, apply to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON, AGENT,
50 Water street, GEORGETOWN, D. b,
II. ELDRIDGE co., Agents,
Prince street wharf, Alexandria,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
1O% Wall street, New York.
Freight received constantly and Forwarded to
Dsrts Of the country With despatch.
nh Ely JOHN b. DAVIDSON, Agent.
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Collector Of - district. STATE Of
DISTILLED spirits. Tax paid prior TO there en-
grave the date when this act taxes eftectD -
Proof gallons. Gauged -, is
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED. STATES OF AMERICA.
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
proved July %, 1868.
CASH CAPITAL............. ,000,0
orr c E,
In THE BANKING.HOUsE OF
JAY COOKE Sc CO.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
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RY J. b. WHETLER CO.. AuctIoneers.
~ no. oil Louisf ana avenue, bet. 9th and 7th SITS
opposite Seaton House.
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The following, among many hundreds Of our best
citizens, testify to its wonderful smcscy:
OERTIFIOATEs FRoM PHYsIcIANs.
BALTIMORE, M D., March 4, fe69
believe DR. Lawrence's "ROSADALIS', To be
.he BssT ALTRRATIvE IN Use and therefore fully
recommend II IS such.
THOMAS J. BOYKIN,M.D
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JosEruISE.-So far as the intrinsic interest
Of the facts is concerned on which Miss
Muhlbach bases her story, this latest pro
tlncton of her pen may be said to rival any
q its predecessors. Nowhere in all history
there a tragedy so sweet and sad as that
O Josephinc--woman, wife, empress, and
worse than widowed. The sltlfu romancer
has gathered the facts from all known sources
and woven them into u compact and geam'
ing web. Miss Muhlbach is accused OF high
coloring but what tints can be too bright or
too dark by contrast for the light and shade
of such marvelously chequered career as
.!osephne's? This tale is well translated,
aud the graceful, CHARACTERISTIC style OF the
author is duly preserved. In the art of gen
tlv beruiing the reader from page to page
by the charm of style, Miss Muhlbach has no
superior living; though, in this instance, the
dramatic arrangement of the stirring incl
dents is SO ingenious and captivating that a
more barren style would still have left the
work highly interesting. We are glad TO
see the . Empress Josephine" worthily il
Illustrated. There can be no disputing about
the claims of such lovely designs as the
yirnette. Marie Antonette, the night be
fore her execution, the beautiful Hortensc
neditating in garden, the divorced En-
press. and Joscphine's stolen interview with
The little Napoleon. CASTOR Fay is the
author of these exquisite sketches, and, un.
less we mistake, he has the stuff in him for
the making of first class reputation.
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THE NORTHERN MoNTHLY.-There has
been laid on our table copy of this Maya,
zine for January, and an examination of its
pages shows that this new venture in the
world Of periodical literature has taken
fresh and hopeful start. Harriet Prescott
Spoaord begins a serial story, the January
portion Of which is magnificent prose
poem. An article on Charles Dickens in
America reveals keen and terrible pen, and
although the yi2ws of the writer will call out
criticism, they viii also command attention
Dlher contributors are Writ Skies, who tells
y,s all "About Philadelphia :" Mr.. Tufts,
,sbo analyses the power and the stgl& ct three
eminent metropolitan clereymcn.., Beeei.cr
Chaplin and Duryea; Harriet McEwen Kim,
ball, whose poem " Betricnded,' is gem
and seyera! other writers less known, bat
thoroughly able The Editorial Department
has features which distinguish it from the
other Magazines, and its literary matter is
worked up in quite a novel way.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-01
Or. OsgoOd and General Grant.

In an article in the Liberal Christian, Dr.
Samuel Osgood, after a few words on gene
raj politics, comes out squarely us follows
for General Grant.
The instinct of the people moves in his
tarical cycles, and they are feeling as never
before the great pulses of civic life that have
zen swelling the veins OF the nation Tor
II ,arly an hundred years. One adminlstra-
ton of the length of George Washington S
will bring us to 1876, the centennial OF our
national independence. Let us repeat rs
nearly as we can that administration, and
call to the President, the man who best rep
resents the policy of that father ofour coun'
try. As things look now to me, see one
man who, beyond all others, upholds the
flag and bears the sword of Washington, and
is ready as he was to submit that sword to
the magesty of the law, and lift up that flag
above the clutch of party spirit into the up
per air Of brave and broad patriotism. |
thought it proper in the recent Thanksgiving
sermon in All Souls Church to express this
conviction on the grounds of Christian pa.
triotism, and am sure that the pastor of that
church would have done the same. called
no names then, but am willing to call name
now, and to say that General Grant seems
to be the Providential man for the times. -
He has the old fashioned American instinct,
and has done more wise things and said few
er foolish things than any public man ofour
time. My word is of little weight in public
matters, but every man should say his say
at the proper season. ] may say this the
more distinctly ROW, as meaning to keep out
of the political arena and only use the old
fashioned liberty of Thanksgiving sermon
and this note, which is its sequel.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for February has
the following contents Docs it Pay to
smoke? by James Parton; George Silver,
yaau Explanation, Part H., by Charles
Dickens: characteristics Of Genius. by Rev.
=, II. Hedge; Orion, a poem; A Week in
Syharis, by Rev. j.. L. Hale, author OF The
Nan without Country;' The Victim, by
Alfred Tennyson; Beaumont and Fletcher,
Massingcr, and Ford, by Edwin T.. Whipple;
Iiotsam and ,letsam, part II; Doctor
=; lke's Friends, part IL, by DR.. !; /. Hayes;
The Romance of certain Old Clothes, by
Henry James. Jr. The Meeting, a poem,
by John e. Whittier; -Four Months on the
Stage The Destructive Democracy; The
Eacyclopedists, by John e. Rossengarten, ;;
Fields, Publishers, Boston, Mass.
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ORR YOUNG Folks for February will, per.
haps disappoint some of its juvenile readers
in not presenting the second instalment Of
Dickens story, "A Holiday Romance. -
The illustration could not be prepared in
time. The next instalmcnt will be given il
the March, and the third and fourth in the
April and May numbers. DIR. Hayes gives
us further record Of the adventures of the
two wlalcr boys who were " Cast Away ii
the Cold - the Arctic regions. Perhaps tht
best feature in the Young Folks, after all, is
William JIenry's Letters to his Grand
mothcr.' Terms, 81 per annum. Iickno
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
IL THE
TOWN Of CECiLTON, Maryland,
AT PRIVATE SHE.

7 7 7 z.
The subscriber offers at Private Sale the
well known BRICK STORE, with BNnll- Szs-E
ny attached. situated in the center of the %-t-r,A
Town of Cecton, Cecil county, Marvand. ssssRU
The Dwelling is large and commodious az. .nsR
with necessary outbudngs, consisting vis.a--1e-s5.
I"athou1e Milk-hQusc, Granary. Is, A large Ga,
den, lately enclosed with a Lt,w md snh.t,,tial
fence, .adioins the premises: There is Pump Of
water IN the ysr". The Store and dwelling have
bee" recently paper2I and painted.
AS. LOT OF LAND, conveniently situated
in said town.
~ To H.!y person DESTROYS to engage in mcrcan.
tile business or make good investment this is n
desirable property. CeciGonis surrounded by a rich
and fertile country, and the above the oldest bust
stand in the neighborhGod, 1t being now, and
having boea for over twenty years, occupied by the
Messrs. Crooksh0nks.
For Terms sppIy to WILLIAM II. PEARCE, Cecil.
ton, Maryland or HiLAND 3. PENNINGTON,
Sepc I, lsG7-u Smyrna, Delaware
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THE MYsTlC TENrLE.-We are in receipt
ofthc first numbers fthis Journal, dedicated
TO " Light, Reason and Truth" and devoted
TO the interests of Freemasonry 1t is issued
by the " Fraternal Publishing Association
weekly, at No. Spruce street, New York,
and is only 81 per annum. 1t presents q
neat typographical appearance, and is filed
with matter interesting to members OF the
Craft. as we'll as otherG.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that the subscriber of Cecil
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
said ouunty letters Testamentary On the personal
estate Of
EZRA ROGERS,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hsvins
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated,
On or before the 9th day OF December, 1868:
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Gwen under my hand, this ith day
of January, 1868. JOHN W. ROGERS,
Executor of Ezra Rogers, dee'd
Tes.-REUBLN d. JAMAa, Register,
Jan A. lSea-6w
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~ JOHN W. HALT
vs.,
ALEXANDER H. OLDHAM, EFT Al,

ALEAANDEN n. ULDHAM, EFT II.
In tho Circuit Court for Cecil cauaty In Chencory
ORDERED, This 18th lay Of JANUARY, AID. 1865 that
the sale made and reported by James I. McCu.
.ough. Trustee for the sale OF the Real Estate CT
william II. Oldham, deceased, be ratified ana con.
firnlrd, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the twenty-frst day of March
next: provided, copy of this Order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county, once week
kr one monh before tho twenty first day Of
February, next.
The Repo. states the amount of sa!es to be ST75 CO.
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT
Jan IS lS;.S-lm Clerk
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NOTICE..
ANN J.KIRK, NEXT FRIEND, &C.


THOMAS WILSON AND WIFE, AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancery
ORDERED This Suth day Of January AID, 1sjs, that
the sales made and reported by barclay Reynolds,
Trustee for the sale ofthe Real Estate of jacob W.
Kirk, deceased be ratified and confirmed unless
cause TO the contrary thereof be shown Of before
the sixth day of April next provided, copy 81 TINS
order bc inserted in some newspaper printed m
Cecil county, once a week for one month before the
sixth day of March. next 49,
The Report states the amount Of >aics TO be sa2hoO
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy; test. DAVID SCpii
Feb |, lSGS--im CIcrk,
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Deafness, Blindness ana Catarrh.

II ISAACS, ". D., OcuIist aud Aurist,
~. Professor Of the Ey ard Ear, iormorl,
of Leyden, Holland, located at No. $50 Arch
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
with diseases Of the EYE, EAR or CArARRu
will he scientifically treated md cured, il
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode OF treatment,
0J~Artifcial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan 81, lS66-ly
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yIII.-TuEY TELL ABOUT EMpERoRs. K!NGs,
AND DI-Ll%l

ave lean, from her not only how Frederick William
and Frederick tho ;,redt Joseph tn" Second, Noltrr
k9u~sornu. Baron IrtrrE. tie Enu,.-- ,,,At;inc
walked aud talked IN iu-Ir Grand TgIs lut how they
powdered thcir hair, t ted, and took "a, 9j.t,r
The choice of her subjects exhibits her genius She
takes the time Of Frederick TIE Great. Joseph ilr
second. for example anl upon the background Of 'ts
vhi, the chr IHclus Of the periods afford. she euru
the bright aud NIB, coi3rs, the Eight aud s.e u
Hrr fafi"u. with the sail If consdmmate altist.'-
idc Eo:'e
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lx.-TUn STYLE Is INTERESTING.

The style Of this vtl,rr fpr purity pcTsrcuitv an'
elegance f,moth thing greatly To- ho common rd II i
rcr from ,i .trnul. msNncrisrs aud trick If ever,
kind. Tic iryUS.
rho Transitions do justice to the vivid piIuant stylc
# the gint and the tory fail Of movement aud
crowded with Instructive and entertaining ncI,Icnl. -
Yie ChirGG2 Pest.
The irteg"s, Of the box docs not depend upon its
characters MOI IL .uCi'icu.s yet GA lts c."r,r
styla, but in It's general harmony Of coinpostion-L ~
Book.
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INFORMATION.

FoR LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYspErsIA-Use Dr. S.
Rogers LIVER Pills, purely vegetable. They are war
PHILADELPHIA. Sold by Dr. z. K, Foreman, Elktop,
End q " Jstnsr, Port Deposit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-01

IT was colder by ten degrees, in Eikton
on Friday morning last, than any other day
the present winter.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. vvisTAE's BaEsana of WiIt.
ftIarrw

SESEE3s
Where this article is known il is work of super
erogaon to say word ia its favor, well il it
established unfailing remedy for Coughs Cis,
Bronchitis, Crop Whoopiag Cough, ASttma, diseases
Of the Thoat, Chest, and Lungs, well that most
dreaded of all Diseases Consumption which high
medical authority has pronounced TO be an ineurajle
disease. Those who have used this remedy know its
yalue those WIG have not have but to make II sin
gle trial to be satisfied that of all others it is The
remedy.
THE REV. JACOB SECHiER,
wen known and much respected among the German
population Of this country, writes as follows:
HANov-E Pa, Feb 10, 1859.
Mcasrs. s. ". FowIE SoT, Boston
DEAR SIRs :-!lav!nG realized IN my family import
ant benefits lrOTn the OF your Valuable prepaTi,
tion-N lsE-ts BALsiK OF VAN GFERhY--it affords me
pleasure to recommend il to the public. Some eight
year 20, one of my daughters seemed to be il, =
DECLINE, ud little hopes OI her reCOI cry eater
tltI ed. then procured bottle OF yuur excellent
Bal am, and before she had taken the whole of il
there was Er9O, Improvement in her health. I
lfsN t. in my individual case. made frequent use of
yOur valuable medicine ami have always been beIlc.
it"Q by il. taotd h0usrtr caution The tblic against
inp0SihCa because hc'y is good deal Of s9uy iouS
tStaco Ba'SaHs y i4td CcTty GtCdL hOroug!!3et the
cOlatrg JACOB SECNLER.
None gsHuine unless signed al. BUTTS" on the
,rrGpper.
Prepared by SETH W FOWLE & son, IS fremont
ST. Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally
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4 Physiological View OF Marriage,
THE CHEAPEST BOOK EFER PEBLISHED
Containing nearly three hundred pagas

ConaininJ nearly three hundred pages
And 100 fine plates and "narGyings OF the
Anatomy Of ,ha Human organs IN a STATE of Health
ard Disease, with treatise on Early Errors, its
DeporatIe Consequences on the Mind and Body.
with the Authors Plan Of Trcatmont-the only
rational and successful mode of Cure, as shown by
the report Of cases treated A truthful adviser to
the married and those contemplating marriage, who
entertain doubts Of their ply @ica condition. Sent
FREQ of postage to any address receipt of - cents
in stamps postal currency, by addressing DR.
La GROIN, No. 81 Maiden LANG, Alhauy, &.l. The
au,hor may Goneuited on any oil the diseases on
which his book treats, either personally or by mail
Medicines sent to any part Of the world.
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v1I-TrgEY CONTAIN ANECDOTES OF COURTS.

' IT = T!tI NVNINTN N-VG-IVTT1@ VI TTI INES.
"Sguttish history offered no feser aui more roman.
tic material to the magic working hand # sir Walter
scot. inm h finds in ts annals Of the German courts
Erapiag GG.'fts.
'''Iuere tgr not to lie fund anywhere in human
Annals, unused such magnificent. sucH surrr: tEulnt
materials ir ror aimee, rs clog the chronicle It tie
+. u>sian aud Aust ian # the 18TH century. ~
iH"r dress, their mauaoI-, their modes of Iloughr
their lanpra e. they are almost much separated from
if they had lived thousand years ago.
Otserycr.