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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
Notice..

RHY JACK will stand the ns,,ing Fall Seas
I'VE son nj the following places. At DIR
Ad;"s on the 10Th inst. AT Red Hill on the 2lst
ut y .Slarpton OH the 22nd, ut George Mckie'-
OH The 2:;d and 2lth, mt Absocm DcIauuhtcr'.
on the 2oh, III Joseph Eanns on The 2h, and
9Th, and attend at The respective places regular.
" on every 9h day during the Scason.-
VII! be let to mares 1T 50 the Season and 80 10
Insure. No liability for acridrnis bu, cvcryra
taken to prevent them. Any one putin" h> In
:niancc and transferring III" mare before il can
be ascertaincd whether she is IN ina forlri;s the
Insurance money L.! cts. to Tia" groom IN every
Instance J. Il. ROUNDTRiE
Augusta 4 ~
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state of south { aroiina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

Frances VS.. ,E.si 5aE. Dpiszs. pns others Partition"
M Office is hereby given, that by virtue Of
IN an Order from the Cour, OF Ciianccry in
the above stated case. will oil the first Monday
in October next, at Edgcfcld Court House. offer
for sale at public outcry. a tract of land belong.
ing to thesEs'ate of Henry Briggs, deceased. on
tanning three hundred acres, more or less situate
in Edsrfeld District. OH Sweet Water and Ste
vens creeks, on the Martintown road. d ad
joining lands of Absasom Dclaughtcr, Lewis Cur
ry and land owned by the said Frances Briggs,
on n credit of one and two years, except costs
which must be paid in cash Purchaser to give
Bond and personal security, and Mortgage Of
the premises to secure the purchase money
J. TERRY, c. l.. L. T..
Commissioners Office !
Edgefield, Sept. 3, 1888. ( d3l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
MNoetie 0eeess.
SONG.

AUTuMN gale sweet autumn gale.
ping with me sober wall;
summer loves the melting song:
LiShtsome airs TO Spring belong:
Old December shouts with glec,
Der wassail cap and reveIry:
Them note not; thee call
do my sober festival.
Haste with sighs to WOO the rose,
Blooming no! till summers close;
seek her bower, bur O, beware
Not to romp or frolic there!
Lest she lose her siIkcn dress,
Aud her blushine lnvelncss-
Suck her fragrant breath, aud bring
Odours on thy furt'rina wing.
Idle breeze!-tlat plainlivc sigh
Iells me thou art linocrin. nigh.
w here the fruit hangs golden now,
Roughly blow, and bend the bouch.
Or, TO please my wayward will.
Shake the branch-tis easier still
And dropthc fruit that ripe and sweet.
0n the green grass at my feet.
Autumn gale!-away, away!
we will seek yon ruin gray,
Where old Time hath hung his pail
O'cr rooiless aisle and led wall
Ceasine n"w the wall you love
Ger fading flower and leancss grove.
Lift that dusky pail. and show
The dim forgotten tales below.
Fancy fingers thereabou,.
Sssto help your pleasant story out.
Nigh is coming; fit away,
sTill the dawn of cheerful dav;
sgl}raid your loose hair round your brow
ssNiIh scarlet p"ppies, dropping law,
ha' the dewy flowers ray weep
DvS~your eycIids as you lcep:
~ old your wing aud hang your head,
49,. ssa I u,ts, o .s- ii.ssG,' sl.sd
What. returning! restless breeze!
Nor so near, sir, If you please.
Hence /! away! ,hou spcciouS foe
All loo like some iricnds know;
Hoon companions. warm and cav,
While the golden sunbcams siay;
Rude, aud bitter cold. like thee,
In darkness and adversely.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
State of South Carolina.
EDGEEIEI.D nIS,r2IIT

Nancy Hancock and others, VS. po,,;,;u,
Martin II. Day and John Day. "''"''"
NOTICE is hereby given, that OH the first
lV Monday in October next AT Edgciicd C.
H., will offer for sale at public outcry, Il tract
Of land Belonging to Nancy Hancock. Simon
Hancock and WiiliamJ Hancock and Martin IT,
Day rs tenants in common, containing four hun
dred acres, more or less. lying in Edgeicld Dis
trict, on the waters of Stevens Crerck, adjoining
lands of John p Mays Rcbcr, Walker. Lewis
Curry Joel Curry and Mrs Anna Anderson on
oredt"r one and two years, except costs. " i.ich
must be paid in cash: Purchaser 10 give iion
AMI personal security. and Mortgage OF the
the premises TO secure the purchase moEry.
]. TERRY. G, L l.. ID.
Commissioners Office,
Edgcie'd, Sept. Sd. 1873. d 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

Grc0'ncss Of Mind.--A Corsicap. tho
leader OF Il gang of banditii, who had long
been famous for lis exploits, was AT length
taken and committed to the care of u sol.
dicr, from whom he contrivcd to cscape.-
inc soldier was tried and condemned 10
death. AT the place Of execution, a man,
coming up To The commanding officer, said.
"sir, am stranger To Won. but vo, .b,li
soon know who | am; have heard ,hot
one Of your soldiers is to die for having suf.
lrre'' Il p! ison"r 10 escape: he was not a, all
To blame; besides The prisoner shall he re-
stored I" you. Behold him here am the
man. cannot bear that nn innocent man
should DC punished for me. and came TO
die myself "Nu!' cried the French ofli-
ccr, wln felt rs he ought the sul,Iimitv or
The action. Thou shalt not die, and Tho
soldier shall be set al liberty. Endeavor TO
reap fruits orlhy generosity; thou dcscr-
vest to he hcnceiorlh an honest man."
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South { arOIina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IIcnders"" -Ahney aud o.hers,vs Partition.
N0TICE is hereby given, that on the first
lV Monday i'll October ncx, at ldgeticl! G..
H., will offer for snle ut public ou,cry the lands
of William II. Abncy, deceased, (excert that por,
ton of them yihg North Of the Cambridg" road,
which has been assigned to Mrs. Charlotte T..
Abucy, } contaiuin. four hundred aud ninety nine
acres more or less, lying in the District Of d"c-
field, on the waters Of Saudu River, and ad;o,l-
ing lands of Edward Clark. Benjamin Richard
son. William CuIbrcath, Andrew Burnham Il.
&. Mays aud Richard Coleman. on II credit Of
one and two years, except co-!~. which must he
paid in cash. Purchaser to give Bond aud per
soual security and Il Mortgage of the premises TO
secure the purchase money.
J TERRY, c T.. +. d.
Commissioners Office. !
Edgefcld. Sep. I'd. 1898. d 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
yEDEdeEK.

VIE subscriber. from ,hr opportunities
Il of hf friends, has concluded 20 far to
resume the pracIicc of his profession, as to
attend to all calls in Chrome Diseases. A.
nong these, hr would mrnlion particularly
Scr"iuIn or Kings Evil. Cauccr. Diseased
'lanimat, Chronic Sore Legs. &c. Address
T.. l. CtRTLEDGE,
Parks =. o., EdScEcld Dis. S. c..
May I'D If II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
NO. 33.

he wished togo to Vincennes. the I,dian
Immediately left his hunting, took his rifle
and small stock of provisions, and con-
Quoted him in safety to that settlement, a
distance from his cabin Of about eighty.
miles.
Having arrived here, and wishing to re-
ward we'll the generous Indian 10 whom he
owed his life, MIR. X. made arrangements
with merchant of the settlement, to whom
h" made himsellknown to give him three
hundred dollars. But the Indian would not
receive Il iarthing When made 10 under
stand by Mr. II, through an interpreter. tha.
he could not be hrppy unless he would ac-
ccpt something, he replied. pointing to q
new blanket near him, that he would take
that; and added, wrapping his own blanke,
around his shoulders. 'whcn | wrap nv
Self init will think ofyou,"
Where was there ever white man, that
even IN a time of peace, would have so be.
:::e:::l-A HI, Indianl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

1"rri"@ and Feaihering.-Tho usc Of
the tar and feathers in tho punishment of
crimes Is one OF great antiquity. Richard I.
III his v'ya2c TO The Holy Land, ordered
thus "lt any one is convicted Of theft lc,
his head be shaved, like Champions. Ict
melted pitch be poured upon il, and fea,h-
ers shaken over it, that he may be known
and let him be set on shore at The first land
to which the ship approaches"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE
MI E Es-C LIN "

AN ILL Stand the ens,n. Fall Scasan, com.
w mencins on the Isl oi September, at the
subscribers Stable two days. at Mount W liling
the :ird Sept; at Pcrry's Store Tho Ah and 5,,l,
at Richardson's Store the 9th and 9Th ut DIR.
Nlnbleys the Stt; and attend each place every
10Th day. until the ION, of November. lie will
he let to mares at SO the single visit Sl2 the sea-
son and $l5 to insure. In every instance the
insurance mo"ey will become ,me as soon rs
the mare Is known Ia be with toa! or cHcI,a,ned
a company of seven mares shall be entitled TO n
deduction OF 81 OH each mare by one approve
man becoming responsible for the whole. All
possible care taken to prrvcn, accidents. I'm,
will not be responsible Tor any.
RICHARD WARD,
3 milcs from The Eigeic on tic Auuustu road
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20
.N"OTFG'E.

"A LII Persons indebted to the late Chr;
LA tian Brcitlaupt, deceased, are reqr;, ST.
cd to make immediate payment. And III
persons having demands against the est: tc
Of said deceased are requested to present
them duly attcstcd.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Er'cr
Ft6. 20. J--tg
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

4 Second 1rk-on Hhceis.-Thc Boston
Tunes says that gentleman in Dorchrs-
ter, (MaSs) named Fossendcn, is construct.
ing vc'icl" for the purpose of removing
his family (nine in numhcr) TO the West on
rather ii novel plan. II is TO be IL feet in
len9hth. I'D feet high. and ahou. 6 feet in
width. and constructed so as to contain nc
communications for cooking sleeping, and
wd>hin:; and after their arrival ai Illinois,
can hc used rs house until oac of better
proportions can bc constructed. This PC.
cularity is Yankee notion"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

~ Disadvantages cfa fong Nosc.-Onc Da-
v"d J"nks OF Russclviilc. (Ky.) larely re-
ccceived Il rifle ball through, his nose nv the
hands # nrishhor of his. who meant to
have sent ii through his skull. jerks h,n.
penin& to turn his head al The moment tho
sh" made clean hole through The Oeshv
portion "i that prominent organ The Of
tenders name is Davidson, and he is now
i'll Logan Jail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

WORTHY OF ThIAL.-From the BaI,i.
more Patriot we copy the annexed article
relative tn the Peach Tree.
This valuable fruit has for n consi,lcra-
Die number of years past fallen sacrifice
To a destructive insect that preys upon it
near tho root, which is discovcrablc by n
gun1my substance, issuing from the trunk.
Many receipts have been published 10 pre-
vent and destroy this luminous insect, but
they have not had the beneficial effect that
could be desired. The writer Of This has
iavorite tree in his yard which has for somo
years hccn infested with these insects, and
which tc has taken grea, pains to remove
ny The application of ashes, lime. tar, Sc.
all ot which i::ve ir.!;,:! 10 answer the in.
tended purpose. In the course of the Ia,o
spring, when the leaves came out, they soon
changed to Il pale color, and to all appear
anccs the tree was going to die. A. tho
last resort for its restoration he had recourse
70 charcoal. and small box was placed
around The roots Of the tree and filed with
that article. Ii SO far succeeded that in
short time tic 'ree revived, and took Il Sec
ond growth, and is now in Il luxuriaut state,
The leaves of Il dark green color, equal al.
most To any thing Of the kind, aud much
SURPRISES all who had previously seen it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

Ell by their fingers in the blind and random
sortes Talmudianuc.
| Ihe writer of this notice made one n
m"nSst these essayists, aud observed that
the rabbi also inserted his fingers, and left
carefully though quickly, tie marginal com
nentarcs adjacent to the ed ge of the leaf. IL
then boldly pronounced the number of the
page on the passage thus hit upon. No senses
but that OF touch (that we are an are or)couId
have possibly aided in his divination OF
these still unopened pages. Several of the
spectators (who certainly did not look be-
'e"'h inc sliriace,) exclaimed in astonish-
MEM OF his surprising powers of sight. in
oc"'S abic 10 count the leaves in II mass, off
'iahd hy their edges. We however feel
'o'eraDiy certain that The cxcrciS" of very
SusccP''hie powers of feeling was the mo
aus orerandI IN this particular. We should
l''ve oceh happy to bear testimony TO the
correctness Of the Rabbits powers of ,Iivini-
ing these orucular :n;.gs. l.., n.. !.:::: ~
Scd III Hebrew literature (and equally 10
! norant Of Chalccc, Persian, Arabic. Russ
ana Polish, the OILY tongues which the rab-
hiSpoke.) we were obliged to rest content
wi,h ihc satisfaction displayed hy the crudi,c
Individuals who had taken I'm active part in
the examination of the Rahhi-an,onr,t
whom were professor Brcslan and Samp-
son, Nir, LEO. reader to the Western Syuu
goSuc and Mr.. LindcnhaI, Secretary to the
new Syna,a,ouc.
The audi"nce was by no means so nu
'nerons as might be expected from the ma
ture OF the announcement, which in addi.
tlon to the wonders of memory, led the pub
lir 10 expect some astonishing exbibiiions
oi The powers ofsoht. This latter dispI,v
was, however, confined to the rapid inSpec
ton and estimate of the number of lines in
any printed page presented To his view
The operation he certainly ACCOMPLISHED in
quick aud surprising manner, guessing
oil hand, in perhaps half,hc time ,hn, even
very ready rcck"ncrs could. to within one
line IN tliIy or sixty; but tIli, performance.
clever as il was. scarcely deserved to bc
mentioned in connection with the almost
miraculous retention and precision of mem
DRY cvinccd 10y his repetition of the Talmud.
AT Warsaw, itappcars, he exhibited one
OF his extraordinary efforts of memorv.-
The musler roll of more than 200 soLiiers
was called over. when he immediarely re-
pented 1t forward aud backward, without
an error.-London paper.
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Look mt This!

"A LII Persons indebted to DIR. HAYWOOD
IA bchT will pensc call and settle with :. +.
GoonE' WHO is duly authorized 10 settle up his
ho"Ns ana give receipts, ii BURT.
June 20, 1888 tf ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

The End Of the World.-Two or three
- fs5,ss>.rir P.,- -r,s.L,,u
predicting the end of the world sometime
between lelo and 1880. To all such pro-
phccies we have hitherto been incrcdulnus.
but are free 10 confess that facts Ii q, the
following: which we cut from the .,on
Times, are strongly corroborativc of the
ruth OF these predictions. When tuilors
and prin'crs who work on trust, heoiD 10 he
.parl, the symptoms is indeed alarming:
gentleman now residing in this city.
who formerly published IA paper in Connec.
ticnt, has recently re :civcd letter from an
old delinquent subscriber, forking over tho
money due, and expressing the utmost re-
morse oi conscicnc" for having so Ion, do.
prlv"h him ot his just dues. What q bIot
VIII be wiped out from the fair face of ere
alton, when men shall understand distinctly
that cheating poor printer is an unpar-
donablc SIN N. Y. SIN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

Uncle Of the present Hon John Rowan, Of
Louisville.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

s--sA---.i-------r.L.. u-i---,-l .s.-:..s-...,
crage tiom eight hundred TO a thorsrl d paees.
each page averaging sixty to seventy lines of
tcxt az many OF comment, and as MANY of no,cs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

FROM Mc DcSc!n Messenger for Ju0c 1897
INTERESTING lNciDENT IN kENrucKY
iiisToEr-- The first meeting of ,hr
Kentucky Historical Society, the following
anccd"'e OF Indian generosity and nagnani
n''iy. was related by Il gentleman dis,Iu
.'iiSsed In the annals Of Kcn,uck. with
whose permission we give it to the public
through our paper.
About the year 1871 or 1885. Mr.. An
drew Rowan embarked in a barn. ot the
l. alls OF the Ohio, (wherc Louisville now
stands with party TO dcccnd the river.
i ihe boat having stopped at the Yellow
hahks' on the Indian side. some distance
oe'"", Mr. Rowan, borrowing rifle of
one oi tne company, stepped on shore and
S''o''ca 'nt" the h"iiom. probably rather in
p"rsui' "t amusement than game; for hav.
ihS always been of Il feeble constitution and
a'crNe 10 action, he knew not how TO use
il rifle, and besides had with him bur ,hc
silSc charIc OF ammunition which WAS in
thc gun. lie uncOmSciouSlv pro.rac,rd his
stay beyond what he intended: and rc,urn,
IN" To lie spot where he had lnndrd. s,v
no:lnng oi she boat nurihc counonv he l,L
ieit. IL n''ins time of hostility viii, rEc
Indians. and suS Spiciom, of their ,u.,r,.,cj,
having alarmed the party. they had pu, of.
and made oown the stream with ol nos.;'
bic t';'''"; not during TO linscr Tor their com
paniom ON shore.
Mr. X. now found himself alone mn ,hc
banks oi the OHIO, Il vas, AMI ,r,c,,ns.
forest stretching around him, will, boz our
charge ot powder, aud himself TOO un,kiIInd
IN The use of the rifle to profit even hy ,ho,
and liable AT any moment To fall iuto tho
hands oi the savaGcS. The nearest settle
menl OF the white, was Vinccuncs. (now in
indlann:) distant probably about one hun
drcd miles Shaping his course as nearly as
nc could calculate Tor lh.s, he commenced
his pc'ilous and hopeless Journey. Uu,c
cuSt"med TO travelling in The forest ne soo,,
lost all reckoning of his way, and wandered
about at venture. lmpcllcd by the .now
ln@S OF hunger. he discharge! his rifle Il, n
deer thai happened To pass near him, bu,
missed H. The third day lnunh him sill
wandering, whether towards Ninccnncs or
from II, he knew NOT nt,-cNlnus,cd. farnisIlcd
and dcspnirInS. Several times ne had laid
down, as he thought, To die. Reused hy
the sound ola gun moi far distant, bclokcn-
ing. as he well knew, the presence of Inhi-
ans, lIc proceeded towards the spot whence
The rcpor, had proceeded, rs Il last hope of
life to surrender himself tn those whose
tender mercIcs he knew To be cruel. Ad
rancins short distance he SAW an Indian
approaching, who, on discovering him,-us
the first impulse was on any alarm with
both the whites aud Indians on The from
tiers in time of fhos',lIli"s-drcw up his rifle
TO his shoulder. i'll readiness to fire. Mr..
K. turned the but of his, and the Indian
with French politcncss; turned the bur of
his also. They approached each other
The Indian seeing his pale and omncinted
appearance, and understanding the cause.
took him TO his wiswam, few miles dis.
tanr, where lie cooked for him several davs
and treated him with the greatest hospital.
ity. Then learning from him by signs thai
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-20

IN SENATE. December 90. 1897.
Ecsolrcd, That the Senate do concur. Order.
ed it hc r"tnrnrd to the House of Representa-.
tivcs. BY order ofth" Senate
JACOB MARLEY c. S.
September 10 c3a
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nOLBEAHuS Science of pcrmansl,ip received, and
~ for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chalres street, New Orleans, l3J broadway
New York, Danphine ST., Mobile.
1t is particular, designed for private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons of all ages.
Ladies aud gentlemen invited to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons given at such houses as may suit the
convenience of ali, and 10 classes formed in any part
OF the city.
Ladies' who prefer team receive lessons their own ref
sdences.
Persons paying for ;, lrse of lessons are desired
o attend until they write u well as thew WISH.
MI Dol. aEAR e. BROrIItR
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IzARRoWGATE SPRINGS
" az.
THREE Days JDIRNEI From NE



THREE D1IS JOURNEf FROM NEIV
ORLEANS.
fENllE proprietor of this establishment, has the plea
of announcing to his friends and the public
in general mat he will be in readne-sby the first iay of
May to receive visiters lie will also for the -
neit of those al distance, that there have been large
improvements made, and others going OH and in
RAPID progress for completion, which will enable the
subscriber to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, aud at the same time much better.
Famllie can be accommodated it'll good rooms, or
those who prefer have large cabins eucled from
the nlan building.
Ii is deemed unnecessary tc say anything in pnrlicu
lar of the character OF these waters is generally
believed that they are not inferior any in the South
ern States All The amnscnrns thar generally
found al Watering Places, will he found at his The
best music thai this part OF III country affords has
been Engaged and will he in coIstn attendance at the
Springs during tue Whole season.
I he subscriber will avail himself of this opportunity
returning his uniegned thanks for III, very liberal
support given him last season. aud hopes nv the exer-
uu that bave been made il inproN ,,g and extending
the Recommendations. 10 GcIt Liberal patrunag O. The
present sGa>un. JNb CRAM
NIB
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NO MERCURY NOR CoPAIVA

J,
a BOZ Il six months ago had the misfortune Ia get
IN a secret disease for hch have applied to sese-
raj doctors for cure and they did not me, now
the above date ut myself under the care of Docto,
liuet, and expect him To me. Since that time
the disease got WORSE 10 break large ulcers
the number of six eight leg and all over
iaca aud throat, and not able to work at he
present of the disease; large nicer
The right side of the throat. am putting myself
confidently under the OF DR.. iluet, Of Paris,
TO be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
fe Ia L.
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New Orleans. Feb |, 1898.

FNfliE Genuine Indian Bhisnn ct l.nerw'r anu Hure-
d hound is put up in bottles at the low price OF 50
cents enc, containing the strength of three ounces of
Ljvciwor best les the virtues OF many other roots and
herbs known among The Indians cilcacous in curing
pulmonary complaints.
The Ii rriyalled success which has attended the of
this inestinahe Ralsnm wherever il has been intro
dnced. has Obtained the confidence aud recommends
colds, pain in the side, of rest splitting Of blood
liver complaint, &c.
To whom it may concern. This is to &C tify that we
have in practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
ners Indian Baisam of Lverwori AID lloarhuund, with
decided good effect: therefore, from the know
ledge Of the materials it is made FROM and observation
md experience, recommend 1t as snper"" preparation
or all those affections of the lungs for which il is re-
,nn,endeti. ALBERT WILLIAMS, MD.
CALVIN ELLIS NJ. ID,
Members of the Boston Medical Association.
Boston, October %.
saeby JARVIS & ANDREWS,
tfl 10 I, lni fCh1 Hit9ulas sis
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