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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-24
A man up town, OF going to Dime,

man up town, or going to dinner dav or
two ago, found magnificent turkey, weigh
ing fifteen or twenty pounds, smoking hot on
the table. As he smacked his lips in anticpa-
tion of his pleasure, he happened to recollect
that he had himself purchased pair of ducks
III market that morning, and began to wonder
how they became transformed into the dish
before him.
''Ben," saidhe to the boy waiting upon him,
"where the devil did this turkey come from %
"Wby, SAP replied Benz dat ar turkey is
roostin' on our fence disc tree night, am dis
mornin' seze him for de rent oh dc fence %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-24

1J-The attempt to put down bustles has pro-
we'd signal failure. They stick triumI hantly
out, and defy ihe world.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-02-24

&, Jake, why are the ladies so fond Of tight la
cling l-Do you give itup' Cause they like to
hs sp,,eaeeJ,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
WHOLE NUMBER 80.

class 1t this time; and thinks i, preferable to i'm
itaie the example of England By giving aid to
the private enterprise Of our citizens in
constructing packet ships, TO ply between this
country and foreign ports. He recommends
that n steam ship IT medium size be5uili, TO
test the utility of vessels built Of that matters
nj. lie discourigss an increase in the num-
Der of or lIne-o<batIle ships. and prefers
an addition 10 our irtgatcs Of The largest class
He urges the propiIety Of establishing higher
grades IN the navy, ms by former
Secretaries. and assigns his reasons for desiring
this change.
A large increase in The Marine Corps is re-
commended, as also an amendment Of ire laws
and regulations for the government Of that
corps; for which purpose n new code has already
been prepared by n board of officers.
The Secretary recommends the establishing Of
Navy Schools. The use of steam vessels rendering
n ecessary a dItfercnt order Of scientific knowledge
from that which has heretofore been required
lie advises, in connexion with this subject, that
a certain rank or position be assigned 10 profess
sors Of mathematics, and that permanent, provi-
sion be made for them.
The estimates for the ensuing year are much
la rger than they have heretofore been, % a con
siderable increase of the navy is proposed, and il
is contemplated to keep the officers in active en-
plovmcnt.
The Secretary calls attention TO the Navy Yard
al Brooklyn, and suggests various improvements
10 promote convenience O nd security. A small
appropriation is asked TO enclose the grounds at
,ached 10 the navy hospital at Norfolk-a and also
to provide a suitable depot for the charts and nau-
teal instruments belonging TO the navy. Il 10
likewise stated that additional marine barracks
are required
The Secretary closes his elaborate and able To-
port, by expressing the determination 10 PRACTICE
a pruden, economy in all things--but he condemns
the saving which would expose the country, in a
3eTpnralpsG cnnIIfInn IN hOetIla attacks SsIhn
spirit which pauses," says he, "to calculate tho
cost Of measures Necessary for the support Of the
honor and glory Of our country will never, it 10
hoped, display itself in this department" We
hope that such a spiri. will never be exhibited by
any department Of our government.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01

RoRRERY.-4 Large Haul-One thousand Dol
lars ReirGri.-About one o'clock on the after
noon Of yesterdays small room in the Patent Of
ice building. Washington, adjoining the National
Gallery, was entered BY means of false KEYS, and
several articles stolen. the value OF which is e.
tlnated at from fourteen to fifteen thousand dol
lars. The articles stolen were, an elegant and
costly gold snuff box set with diamonds, having
the letter \ in diamonds. on the lid; a pearl
necklace. consisting of lis pearls; also two very
large ones separate. sent 10 the President by the
Imaum of Mdscai. 4 gold scabbard was also
taken. the sword belonging TO which was left.
doubtless II enable the thief TO put the scabbard
ITO a convenient form to be secreted on his per
son and carried off. The room had been visited.
and the curlosi,ies shewn but a few minutes pre-
viously. lie was o bold robber. thus 10 venture
in broad daylight to make felonious entry into a
public room liable every momen. to official visi-
,ation.-[Bat. Sun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
THE PAILA I'd l. VI e.
ID. p.

NJ tie S~outt-c4ste oraer Of MIN and Front streets,
Richo,ond. Hague county, ft1iEna.
Terms.--Two DOIiars--iD advance; and Three
Dollars at the expiration of the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
PARIS LIFE PILLS

THE immense OF sale OF Pills for the short
time they have Introduced country, truly
astonishing and convincing OF the Of
tiI hue herbal medicine emedyng disease Al
OF tins edlcne Will clear oil
bad humors which heat invariably The ver which
generally ge sluggish will be put INTO healthy aud
be able allotted
altogether Will be
change the winter bring In bilious complaints
heavy colds and infammatons they afford speedy relief and
to the femae constitutions they particularly applicable
many who have tired them certify La fact who
has used PARIS Life Pills be nslled life
for their ne properties anaby the
healthy longing Tor food, sound Sleep and ali the
good health The which
used Europe among all OF society," beyond
ception 900 there
that all who them their worth They
sold exclusively by the following agents. viz
ITO Broadway and 10 Astor House.
Abraham Sands Codruggss and chemists buildings.
273 Broadway, corner Of Chambers.
7. D,ckle Alb Broadway, corner oil Lispenard ST.
John b. Dodd, druggist, Broadway, corner lsecker st.
A. w. Badeax, Bowery Medicine Store, go Bowery
John Z. Hart, druggist, 348 Grand Norfolk
6ymes' Medicine otore, s. Bowery OF alker
horace Everett druggist 367 Greenwichs the
EraskIIn st.
j. Coddinston, spothecaes 227 Hudson steee corner of
spring
L. Cotton chemist and apohecay 1863 Beeckec st.
OF Jones ST.
Wendover, druggist and apotheary ll Eighth avenue.
Brooklyn-Wn Armstrong Seed drug and patent medicine
warehouse, IstS Fulton st.
And wholesale, at Office.
Clarendon House, of Duane Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
PRIVATE MEDICAL NOTICE!
} A PARTICULAR CLASS or JNVA1


THERE one class ofinvads who the warmest sym
paihy OF all who desire alleviate the sufengs Of af
cted That class consists Of who are aborng under
the effects of those vicious which crng
,s,on Of evil ample What more piabe there be-
since repented of his youthful but who bears about with
hun In his system and perhaps transmits to his innocent Off
spring. the Of his former Deicacy
pevens him from ippyipg 70 py,csn and he not sne.
young men, again. deferred from entering matrimonial
ing in their system.
To all such sufferers the College of Medicine aad Pharmacy of
the city OF New York. offer the Of security from
dairy disease and for the removal of when in their
new and celebrated Pansian Alternative Mixure
siyely used by Mr. RIcoRp the Hysttal Pa
This medicine is containing half dozen bottles
with copous directions for and labels which excite
any emark These cases are guaranteed to
ltc impurities OF the blood eruptons
the throat aud nodes ulcers pains the bones Pu
chasers at all times with consulting Phys
clan Of the COLLEGE Pre-, Of the s. each Safely for
Marded TO all Of the Union Canada aud the West Indies
The cases and medicine that amen
necessary. By order,
Principal Office Of the COLLEGE, 81 Nassau street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
MEDICAL AID.
DIR GREGNRY

Dk GREGORY will attend and prescribe for particular
cas. OF PATIENTS at his residence No Mott
day IN the all hours OF and Ills
may be relied being the BEST and the plan paued will
IN accordance with the symptoms the disease having
also the of
VI the malady.
Ii worthy of poe that great number Of patients after
ing treated Tor discharged by their physi
CLANS as beng cured and perhaps would remain or
longer alter that and
IN TINS stage generally considered than tho
hst instance IN like these that Dr. a. length
discovered remedy which yet entirely any
other physician IL external application, be
continued IN than thirty hours Ii has
proved successful where it has been applied
and has cured from three fifteen standing This
announcement Is not de from motives OF vanity rom
love OF boastnx but simply 70 inform those IN need Of the
NEEDY, where Those seeking the Doctor will find
him his house (no dug stoe) Mott about
$50 yards of from Chatham Square, being nearly the
stone church-t Is easily found at night
publisheu improved with
gravngs) OF little book entitled the kubcon
cusiveiy the complaints above alluded The marks
should be read by especially those
tacted of disease II for sale his
and by Messs Sands 70 AID 100 Fulten-street,
Drug stores corner Of Chambers and Broadwsy ao the
Bowey Nos IS and 1881 and the East Broadway
aud Marketstreet Applications by MAIL Post paid
ing ST. Will receive the book by return MAIL Of Post
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
Crackers and Cheers.

MuRDER.-A h1srd murder committed the 10th
tn'la, az sasrldln, ChaItaa9ue county man named
Featnereys btrn, VIII Sanders stabbed the boy with
the pchorx thirty times, and twice with knife leaving
% holes IN the boys body He then buried the body
der the barn floor and hed
Nor YET Fousp--The s4s7s OF which Dir. Elisha Rus
sell was robbed near Lockpou last week.
Two oLp THIEvr.-J. B. Balls and Emanuel Pritz,
who broke into Holden store at Aurora N Y have been
arrested.
CARAIED IwAr.-A great deal of the pier at Dunkirk.
MORr DsArH, rRoM DAMrs.-Two men, WEIGH
men named yoser and Davis have lost their lives at CO.
lunbli Olo, IN well, from carbonic acid gas.
ASorHrH CoLLnios.-The steamboat Chautauque ran
foul OF and sunk the schooner Lodi on Lake Erie last
Thursday night.
GoISG-ooSE-300 yards in length OF the Levee at
New Orleans has slid into the Mississippi
% Col. johnson is to be escorted into Philadelphia
when he returns, with all the honors
90 Capt Bayes, who came out here in 1899, to en-
gage planters from Mississippi TO go to the East Indies is
o. Capt Wood, of Hamburger, Georgia, has been &C.
Quilted OF the murder OF Rooney.
RELOCATION OF Carr. JOHN ID. GALLAonER-The Phil.
atelPhia Chronicle says-Several papers, in this aud
other cities have gratuously undertaken contradict
the statement made by ten days ago that Capt
John d. Gallagher had rendered his resignation the
secretary the Navy with aview to avoid trial before
the Naval General Court Martial, sitting at New
York Wenow relterats the statement, and upon good
authority that such resignation rendered We have
nature has been aSd for by of the friends of Capt
O. Tor the purpose of supersedng, if possible ac-
ceptance OF the resignation and also his trial before the
Court.
MARRIAGE % CoUNT D'HAUrEuLLE.-Ths foreign no.
oleman, whose marriage with the daughter OF David
Sears ESQ., and whose subsequent endeavors obtain
possession of his child after he had been deprived of
ciety created much noise throughout the country has,
we understand. been recently married to lady in Eu-
rope possessed of immense wealth and high rank, and
moving IN the first circles abroad. The Countess
ID Hauteyie, who has been residing in New Hamp-
shire for some time past in order to qualify her
selfior divorce in that State has returned Boston
and beng now released from the bonds of matrimony
will probably figure conspcuousy at all the grand balls
sorees concers and parties Of the The whole
affair smother chapter OF real fashionable life" stranger
hcf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
TO MARRIED LADIES.


-These invaluable Powders been veally adopte
in Europe but France particular for upwards thirty
well BY thousands this county, being the only mild
safe and ecacious married ladies', whose health
forbds too rapid increase Of family.
Madame Resell il well know for thirty Fs
male Physician the principal Female Hospitals
rope-ose ofVenna snd Parswhere avorec r, great
experience opportunities, she celebrity in
great medical specially adarted
frame, for which her medicines stand Inn
vailed we'll in this Europe Her acquaintance
with the physiology and female frame enabled
her-by tracing decline and i'll health OF married
in the meridian Of h and the consequent rapid and
often apparently ineIpeabe causes which consign many
fond mother TO grave-to their
at Lnowcdss Of the primary causes Of female ndspos
!hs discovery her celebrated Preventive Powders
fond mother. 49, -
The advertiser feeling importance this bect and q,
matng he vast benefits resulting thousands by their adop
uon would most fully attention the mar
ned by al that they hold and dear he
hot wise ana vuous TO prevent evils which sub
lset oy simple and healthy within contIa Every
dspasslonate ytaous, and enlightened mind will
nsy .wei in the aMImaye Price five dollars package
f s. &c Orwrded BY mail Of the Und Az
TELL, Female Physician. Principal once ilo reenwncb
Boston office Nc. 7 EsseI St oil msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
THE GENUINE FRENCH
a Mt ~

RE compoundedat the College of Pharmacy and Msdciae
NO beekman ST. established for the Quack
cry and Nostrum monge where professional advice all
cases gwen the purchaser gratis the attending
by and uude all medicines compounded and
dispensed These medicines
IN eradlcang diseases Of the most magnsn aud
tue, and standard remedy the principal rasan
and London hospitals o the Cancers cured
out cutns malignant ulcers scroinous scobuIc
Diseases and rheumatic the limbs onts
The shn bones sc Remedies put to suit all
derate Charges Tor the OF syphtic and
charges from the urethra and Of
requiring no Iesctment particular Patients
ed py regular physician Of thirty experience, whose
diplomas exhibited TO view his Office Beekman
NJ ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
LUCINA CORDIAL

MAGNIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL, for the and speedv
WI Of incipent consumption, b.renness mpoency u
eorhe Whites gleet DISTRACTED 6culf painful
involuntary discharge
and for the general postrton Of the systt matter whet
the suit Of produced bv inegu
larty, illness, accident.
The widespread celebrity Of this wonderful and inestimabe
cordial in both hemlsI IL sucient
quick and positive success IN curing all the above affections
complaints Nothing be than
goaing effects the Frame Persons all weakness and
assitude before taking ~ az once become robust and full Of
oOseness Of the 6 male frame which The only
ny considered be ncurabe And speedily
the edimenis produced by physical Postraon which fire.
queny from married. Language, indeed,
annot do justice to the merits ofthe Luena Cordial which
regarded by heads Of faculty all parts OF the world
of the important medical discoveries Of ncs
~ bottle Sold % Nassau street, and No. ~ North Sixth
ueet, Philadelphia. s2S lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
M r,,r lyyErIEp AND YRErAsEpBv

~ Pr BOUDELOQUE, M. d., LISBON. PORTUGAL
ps are composed have made them The Wonder and admi
e only preparation ever discovered that has
certain IN producing the monthly Their certainty al
being such that thew must be used during pregnancy
to though always mild safe and healthy they certain to
produce miscarriage IL used during thar period.
The directions translated English
round with the seal Of the Importer stamped Each boz
tlins the signature Of NJ de BoudeoQue English ii
rectons have the signature Of Dr. MELyEAU authorised
agent fer the continent Of America
They be transmitted by mail any part of United
States Letters directed to DR. +. Melveau, boz a. New
be pos paid Sold BY Appointment lao Cherry, Cafhs
nnc street. Pcc - tiaf boxes 81 No half boxes sent By
mail liner d&w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
PRIVATE CURE.
DOCTOR JORDA MS SPECIFIC PACKAGES-No. 1,

- Tor the cure of Gonohaa, Sslee Gc and No Tor the
cure Of veneea Disease stages, have been used
wards seven failed eeeta prompt
adapted e all the varied symptoms arrans that the
patient has no difcuy avoiding
sure or suspicion Each pkse Doctor Jean
treatise The Monitor wherein full directions, with
description oil the nature symptoms and treat
ment OF secret malad,es with valuable nis Being
complete compact, and all they well
adapted for strangers travellers, &C.; and place within
the reach Of ALL the proprietor has reduced the Three
orders oly) pacAed in tin and
N B-1he Monitor (alone is so dollar free
will be sent also free Sold for the proprietor Drug
store 0nc street. corner OF Mson few doors Nib
los Gatden Private and Offices for
69s Marion, below drug store. Marion stree d.
continuation OF Centre. o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
, ,,, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

1WIO 70 the brty, ehcacy, and lnvarabs
~ Madame Restells Female Monthly Pills in ali cases Of
irregulaty suppression steppase Of those function. of
ture which the health OF every female depends
cir Introduction into the United States about
couhteIeIts and limitations constantly attempted to be
palmec of for the genuine. Che pills purchased
twelve Gent. bob Pu, up in different boxes, and called
possible, dollars box. Females
cautioned against these attempts impose uon them. II Is
sufficient here that all Female Monthly Pills
tereiss except those sold at Madame Restes Principal ce
Price 81 Madame Rcslens signature written the
of each box.
BThey can be used by married single By following
the directions enclosed inside of box Sold 4o by
poinment at 2 Grand street, Of Alien New York
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READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
FROM THE REV. MIR. HAWLEY.
NEW YoRK Sent. S. lga2

NEW FORK, sept D, lB42
About years With certificate
hts had experienced rom it while performing the duties of
deem Il right and proper that at this time should
y % aus use has
Sing e. on the 9Th Of August and ending
Master and consequently voice became hoase and
had two enSsRement. III. ensuing saba,,b 70 n,s,ch and
found Necessary i'll expected full hemo take some re.
wS an PACKAGE iHSe of NY On
enabled me to preach " engaged without the least hosr.e
consider your candy necessary article for every clergy
clear tones from that hu.,nes and ticEl Of
ali COMPLAINS 80 6 % s q the
O.. ssIsc.s %sn5opsd and feel confident ssy
consumption S$s1.s !, &c Glib a::;,
ess PEssr Son. IS Division street. wy ''''''A''
'''Tff THE G IN M,i% :i5s''
.ss p'sd rss sOn Of
Colds, e , and Con.gpptys compsp eIee
son1ly nothing equal IL We recommend ], to our brel
ReveendJ Lindsey, mt pastor Of NJ E. Church. Sc
Reverend CRAWFORD pastor of the second NJ f. Church.
Reverend Mr. Lacky presiding elder, New York Confer.
Rsveysnd Mr. Wht,Lsr pastor of Presbyterian Church.
Reverend Mr. Siien, pastor Of NJ E, ChuIsh Bedford
Reverend Mr. Hart recent pastor of Baptist Church, Gold
Reverend Reverend Mr. NJ Gibbs. III Third Avenue
pastor oil wesleyan Methodist Chu Tch,
Grand and Clinton SITS. ''
Reverend Mr. Lyons pastor the German Mission Church.
Elder Knapp and Hev. MIR. MaAitt.
to o9s woud link h above sufficient
the ss GsG ssy in tins
Of the Gospel OF such mished reputation that
though one should rise from the dead The virtues Pe.e
anything can be proved, by human testimony.
~; All letters post paid, directed to J. PEASE SON %
Country merchants can ostain fcssss Hoshound Can,
dy at the sendns an oroer 10
j. PEASE 4 SON, IS Division ST.
Agents. the City-Rushton Asrnwal 10 Astor House,
10 Broadway and IS William street Eton % ma
Hart, Norfolk aud 0,snd Bsteson cor. FAX ROW
and Ann Cotton Blocker Martne 3lst street
and Ninth Avenue Pastor ls3 Greenwich st iggs, esl
Broadway Kerr Broadway; Mos, 3o and sos GRAND st.
PhiadeIpha Reddns sssts =. sG:Sn Weed Waters,
street. Baltimore, Md; Haldemsn Louisville, Ky Watson,
Memphis. Tenn and Hays, 10 Fulton q, Brooklyn ooIny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
CAUTION TO FEMALES.
MADAME RESTELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, wen

A inform ladies' who with proper decscy, have Tepug-
nance the treatment Of thsr complaints oy on y
that all attends them eonay mel
peence practice knowledge enables her TO do SO She
deems this she does not wsh 10 be
the continually ana disappear
ing advertising Female Physic.ns who too ignorant and
obliged TO some scarcely less
ignorant quack instead Consulting ,ror, and
residence las Greenwich street between and LII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
d m X - GID n ID ~ n n E NJ N E TT.

Nv. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
TIE NEW YoRE HERALp-A daily paper, issued every
morning Of the weekpce County sub
rbe furnished Al the rate for any specific psnod on
No sent, uess paid
The WEExLy HERALp--ksued every Saturday morning
nine ocockprce su and garsr cent? per sopyfmishea
country subscrbeu "a, rs annum IN ADVANCE the
rate for any specified period.
ConnnspoHDRHrs rcQuesed 70 adores theu letteu
yAMss 9ensoa BsHHnTS. fogsiesn ~ k4>s-enA ell
~ q DumDos. ~ ~ ~ Do1t
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FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
BY LETTERS PATENT OF THE UNITED STATES
THE TRlCOPHEROUS,
OR MEDTCATED COMpOTNn

FOR THE HUMAN HAIR.
rs with confidence recommended all whose nar
ing thin from disease scuh and dandu The remedy
Badness AND GREY HAIR
The healthy dressing that possibly be applied the
head; rendering hair soft and glossy eeng the scalp
from all humor and irntasons removing every particle OF
scur and dandru and hair LIS frequent
will preserve the health and beauty the
Rod Of life. For infant he ads il is invaluable.
To be had only the Hair Cutting Rooms, las Broadway,
corner of Liberty stairs OF the appointed agents
40 IN nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
DOCTOR GLOVER

QEGs inform those who have recently enqured if he
prescribe require his aid usual Those difficult
and which require practical experience en-
sure been the particular objects study The
recent in chemistry put his hands
raj important remedies which the ob.e
yation Of the less scrunising physician
Dr. 0lovers primary education enables him keep pace
with the improvements Of the day. being graduate in the me
dca pofesson The transporting stranger should beware Of
the host Of self named Doctors acme Of whom
aspire 70 be authors Of little upon subjects OF which they
totally ixnoran,. "
.Omee NO Ann st-prvst, enhance, 4th door from the
nuseum-omce hourn until &c clock PM. oqlmsr
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DR.. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY. 2olk Fulton street near
~ Greenwich-Dr Mormon, Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London and formerly British Ma
W. continue; to be consulted daily all disease, Of delicate
and all those symptoms
dcious treatment and imprudent iquacx medicines
pr M has had experience Of twenty yeals treating
delicate diseases all their andc Implicated
mild safe and nfallbe substitute mercury eradicat
ing the yenerea virus with ,thout subsctng
patient 70 risk restricting him in diets pur
suits while his medicines agreeable smell Per-
maient obstructions the urehra such
Of the prostate gland acc mpanied with much inn
Auon and du pam about these Of the
quences OF maltSeatment Dr. M
hhc manner promoting absort Of the thkened circular
membrane without any pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILlTY.-Thousandso of young
men are suffering from te Of indulgence
cret destructive habit nerves further from
the use Of nostums pretended speccs which stimulate
purely pathological principles and in establishing
cure-the strctes honor and confidence 8 observed.
letter. paid containing suitable Fee will ensure
e correspondent full ADVICE and medicine any part
Unon by his history Of his detail 2o4k Full
on street Greenwich. ola imsr