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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-24
PEn1Lous ADvrsruRE.-A vounr e,p-

PERILoUs ADvENTURE.-A young gem
,lcman Of this city was the he 70 of the fol-
lowing singular adventure a short TWAS
since. He was on his way to this city, on
board the Swallow, and asleep in his berth
in the forward cabin. In his sleep, thrust
himself through the small window Of his
berth, and did not awake .ili his feet touch .
ed the water. Being aware Of his situa-
ton, he held on 10 the window sill with all
his strength, and roared for help with all
his lungs. But the noise Of the paddle
wheels drowned his cries, and our poor
wight, finding his strength fas. failing him,
managed to swing himself upon one Of the
braces which support the guards.
On this welcome roost he perched himself
with great ,hankfullness. and began to
take caliner view of his singular position.
There he sat with not rag Of clothing but
his shirt and drawers-on cold Novsm-
Der night-drcnched TO the skin with the
spray from The wheel-and in continual
fear that if he fell off his roos, and was not
drowned, his brains would certainly be
knocked out by the tremendous paddles,
that were beating the water with marvel
Gus rapidly, and with three hundred horse
power, within a few feet Of him. This. as
our readers will easily perceive. was a con-
dition Of things that might we'll apral the
stou'est heart
On rushed the rapid Swallow with ar
rowy swiitness 10 her destination, and the
faster she flew over the water, the closer
our disconsolate young man chung to his
perch. AT last, being almost exhau ted, he
discovered window within reach, and
forthwith began to knock and cry for ad-
mittance. The occupant Of the berth from
which this window opened who was lum-
Der merchant from Brooklyn, was Of course
considerably surprised at being awakened
| by visitor from the outside of the boat
When thoroughly awake, and satisfied that
he was not dreaming, but that some poor
| fellow had somehow or other, managed 10
| place himself in a most extraordinary and
un-heard-of position, he arose, and going
TO the Captain. communicated 10 him all no
knew about the matter.
The captain, as was natural, al first set
him down for crazy man, but on his as
surfing him that he was perfectly sane,
stopped the boat, ordered The yawl TO be
lowered, and thus rescued our hero (who
had begun 10 think he should be compelled
TO make his entree into Troy in that unique
style) from his cold and uncomfortable
PERCH Troy Wing. sea-r
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-24

FEMALE PEDEsTRIANs.-Two ladies Of
our town walked, few days TO neigh
boring town, Canton, 8 miles distant, in
two hours and FIVE minutes-took dinner
and returned pied in two hours and q
half. We are no, in the habit Of Boosting
of feats performed in this quarter. but all
must admire the energy and perseverance,
Of our lair citizens. We learn the ladies'
were not the least fatigued by the walk.
and are contemplating visit Of a similar
kind to more distant point.-Ndssilsn
(Ohio) Gazette.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-24

TIE MILLERITE DELusioN, it is said, is
not yet over. Their leaders are again adj
vertisng their meetings, and their hearers
are again willing to be deceived An old
lady, says Providence paper, was called
on the other day by neighbor, and accos-
ted wi,h,-"Why, marin, FIN surprised 10
see you here. How happens it that YOU did
not 90 up last night, when the world was
destroyedi" swell, did start" said the
old women, +" but la! mercy on me, marin,
/ forgot my snuf.bor" a
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-24

lad named II. c. Steel, Of Claiborne,
Alabama, s;rangled himself on the It'll ms, !,
in consequence of an old trunk on which he
was standing, slipping from beneath his feet
as he was adjusting rope TO the limb Of a
tree for swing, and leaving his neck in the
running moose which he had formed at the
attached end of the rope
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-24

The Journal of Commerce makes Folks
popular majority over Clay, (exclusixe
Of South Caroline 1886.
Daelists reapons.-Somebedy sdvertises
guns, rifles, and pistols, and otcer firearms.
warranted 10 give sS.iyaetion.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-24

Verdict Of Censure.-The jury who sat
at the Coroner's Inquest OBJ the body If
Miss Almeda Smith, who was killed on the
Long Island railroad, las, week, attributed
the calamity to "the negligence Of said
(the Railroad) Company, in not stopping
their train at the regular stopping place on
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-24

A judgement is ahou, 10 be made which
viii soon test the peculiar sultableness
claimed for the western tthe mountai nous(
portion of North Carolina for the business OF
wool growing.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-24

A letter from q resident in Leicester,
Livingston county, to his friend in Sohe-
n1lady co., states that female, dressed
in mems clothes, swore in yo:e al the re-
cent election in that town. She sub<e-
quently stole horse, was pursued arrested,
and is now in Jail.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-24
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-12-24

Briggs accompanied Ellen home, and ere
he returned to his vessel, he had pressed
her TO his bosom as his wife. For many a
long year the old musket, with its battered
stock, used on that memorable night by the
hero of our story, was wont TO be exhibited
to the visiters of The happy household that
grew up around Ellen. 1t may still be in
existence, treasured relic among her grand
children.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-05

ID AREA Ns-1hs ihhaAssfi. o ~.
ID Rr-"r. Manbsil .ni Ia Ialaai ..ati,,, -.
respectfully MANNED. that Wheel. -
So 70 I'D - Msfket -Gasr- Ss.as,-, -
fh,f.'d b.set ha" NON % iaefs ats Baf.
gains 10 - had ~ the ~aF - Boot, ana So.
P.casr cal ADD rtsnlne h4serfe. ~ -.
asrnr,sc stock Of Neus' homaa. H.. n
80 1ouihs and ChAorcaa' = a#fs AZ -,
- 49,, m, ~ - la.as saa ON.
knNts, AVIS rss9s Peg, a. '"'eaa.
So.a yer io~ fof Ca.Ao7y
4 5 T0rp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-05

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BRUSHES
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-05

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-05

VNHY WILL YOU DELAYa-Ana Hef
w The 49,. uRhealthf weather 90 Knit =
seste m Aeaf sstIeH ihsf ), e,rfaiu Co. caffY
feI 90 81 uaume'Y gt4Nc' nss not s,pefiract
t,ughtpoa} la, not oealat proofs cDa,.ncts
ful hist Cors4 a.ioH - certain trath 20 al
hon, q MAJ tncnunisf when len 4utl ate
gefl011
TnFS WHY WILL Yor DELAY
Procuring = remedy IN due seasau. and arffsf
r. progress Of that fell desuayet7 CID
IS hf b stan irfufnairs tn GaHehiaa. uAtfsa4
=afcncss II III Threat hHd Inflammation af thr
Nuc1s Membrane ~ the nfunrhi j. produced
aBt the Lungs fcntefei oF-n - HIttasr TaHs
persons .lfef thrfn. elr~s - rfnrfa.f.uate uaf.t
ar..A looks - a. fstir door when 81 Fl th~, h,sIs
q p. concerned asout thelf health ahtn Ia Al
pfohsbiltY iiis Too i~ic. Mar a. ~to hsaea
cl't isse timely ~srnlag and sei ~ OF u -
coon As possible.
Dr Dunesn.s frpertotanf Remedy stan.
hcfrfr the Husilr. iestc1 b. thoasanas aua s.I,
"a sd az aimosl every family throughout tAel T.
icfcut StAtrs ior diseases o!
TIL CHbSTA LUNGS
The sasl .unf scl! 10 tals ely. and th.,,,
~ man, PERSONS who come hsrk ana oatsf, !,
BE- The hAf dozen hsiiles, ls sunlr.-at e., 49,.
81 Is wonderful eihcArt
Call upon b aRRM MARSH
hAN 20 NHt+..nr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-05

htasts t'nfe 80 ne A. ""'f 81 = = 4 .
,H#s#ss ..b..a te~H8 81 FL. r.-t .e#-#ss 81
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sra
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
Foreign Importations.

.LvrarooL-shR Frances AnnClRsported yssterday)s
Newboald15 4 Jacot@i II Rhodes col NJ Armstrong
som Mier-i w Buck-i w Bruee2soo bricks Irwin
2o00 DO 1850 SACKS salt dozen mats williams uon920
bxs tin plates Phelps. Dodge cog casks asksI50 bbs
hhds Wilson Brown30 Ress Brothers coo tons coal
Williams Gnon-35 85 bxs mdse 80 anvils SO casks
So bags Is tons iron oder.
BREMEN-Barqus Washingt9n.i pkg + Glsim-lo Meyer
& Stucken-l Cohen-l Roker1 WieDcke-428 plates
spel!sr Schmidt Xose-l pkg Meyer Leoh- ~ Leang
"a Prtuss co.. Hendricks Brotheni Brustlein Koop
co-5 Muller-3 w Werckmeister--2 g w Vorwck-20 q
+ Meye-l2 GA 4 Witte-l3 Ahisnfeldt-6 Schlesneer
X Henschen-90 w Won Seht Il co-9 Seey Sevening-2
Hsnrie.s-l Wider \ Meyer q schMerns,hom-t be Mot,
Grunenthal-9 M Oppenhem-2 4 Danne-20 Maas-2S
pkgs l6 cks 1859 plates spelter TO order.
Stephen Brcwe20 bYs 100 he ar do
rans Hbeek co2oo boxes lemons 2oo casks 26 M do 5000
bxs $50 hf do 1910 do 9H grapes Thos Sake00
bxs lemons do asius 500 kegs grapes Lawrence Murray
lngate-90 casks 100 bbs wine Aquire Gaway-2 kegs
grapes pkg rasns Mrs ii Breese, Middletown, CT.
GREHApA-Brg Sar3i hache wood 1000 hides Is bales
skins Boonen Graves co9O0 bags cask old copper bx
old silver bxs url she'll bag specie Hubbard co.
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, Nov. 4

sunday, Nov. 17-6 II. M.
Since the close Of the elections and the settlement Of
the political questions of the day. stocks this market
have been steadily declining until the present quota.
tons range from six to ten per cent below those
about two weeks SINCE Sometime previous to the elec-
tions repeatedly predicted this state Of things and
not therefore, surprised at the result It gene.
rally the impression among stocks spectators favorable
to the election Of Mr. Clay that in the event of his
cess which, they never for moment doubted stocks
must advance very rapidly and large per cent.
Under the influence OF this impression
made by those who could only with difficulty and
at great sacrifices hold lng enough to the result
Of the contest The adopted the bene
fits Of a rising Market have brought about the decline
These operators compelled to throw their stocks
upon the Market the moment they satisfied the
suit contrary TO their expectations, and quotations
have declined very much. All this is favorable to the
bearing speculaors and the weak operators rapidly
falling victims to the experience Of those who heretofore
suffered from the same evils Many OF small capitals
80 into Wall street and purchase fancy stocks they
would so much merchandise and to this cause be
principally attributed the ruin that overskes
them Now 1t is safer to sell that which has actual
value whsh Is really worthless, than to buy it, and s
only by rigid adherence to this principle that fortunes
are made In Wall street. In other words if many fthess
stock in the for the purpose Of
rapidly increasing their capitals become sellers instead
of purchasers they would in realise thor ex.
pectatons and in measure prevent these tremendous
iuctuations which rulnoas 20 msny epgagod In
stock operations II is i'll wind that blows no one any
good and what one sp ecuator loses, another gains
We comparative table showing the quotations
for each day in the week just closed
fIttar Grn Me-.
The New York herald., 1844-11-18

pnsmms.ien ef bowels. native OF ireland syed ys.s.
70 the windwad OF Caco carrying heavy press Of can.
yass TO weather the reef shipped heavy the sarboad
bow which split oretopmast stsysa and fore spencer and
washed OF the deck load which caused her
leak very bad bore away for Awoods Key the
west 10 be above water under the apron and could
schr Curlew, Crowsll from ST. Jago de Cuba, Nov l. with
100 boxes sugar 1913 sticks c 9 tobacco 2
hide, 40 estsas palm leaf 10 Thompson Adams; 5000
IL CO. with schr Nile Bell, for Attakapas Brig Cadmu,
been dsmased on the 9Th u and raising jury msts; the
captain was badly injured had damaged his nautical
Bermuda Islands
schr Henry < William. Griffin, Q days from Wilmington
NC with naval stores. Brett x Vose.
x Vose. -
70 Flushing. ~
sshr Berry Sears days from Boston. with mdse Howes
schr America Coweli. days from Boston, with ndse to
master.
schr Warren Plummer, days from New Bedford. with
Schr Hudson Baker days from Newport in ballast to the
scr VIM Thompson, JONES' days from Fall River with
Steamer Florida. Cliff IS hours from New London, with
Below.
Ship Charlotte Gerry from Manila, June 2s via Boston
days, with hemp &c TO order
Also ship unknown
Sailed.
Ship Metoa New Orleans; brigs Oceanus Smith Hayana
Desdemona, Morris, 81 Johns, NF. aud others.
The New York herald., 1844-11-18

FOOT RACE FOR PURSES OF SI4OO.
To take place the BEACON COURSE, on Monday
next the 18th Nov. The frs, take place three
miles for Of s2OoS50 the second the race This
pedesan must be ready the ringing Of the bell For this
race, the following PERSONS have entered 10 sar:Wam
Fowl j. p Taylor Ely Puker Thomas Grsrnhaigb Stephen
Morgan VIM. Carries, Edward Brown, Lewis Edwards Am
brose Jackson, John Steeprock
The second is for purse Of s2oo run ten miles
purse to be divided previously adyesedior which
lowing persons nave entered their
No i-John Giiderslseye.
s-I9ha Barlow, The two pedestrians late from
a.. Taylor, No. 8-Thomss MeCabe,
John Underhi 81 l.. Il Smith
6-Wm. Carries, i0-Thomas Ryan,
7-James Bradley, ii-John S,eeI,rocR Indian
This will take place hafpast o'clock The
must be ia the tap the
bell AT every three minutes from the the bell will be
struck as hee times when the pedestrian should be
al the half mile and six times the mile allowing each mile
be done IN SIX minutes Each pedestrian will be allowed
persons to assist them while running.
Prices uf admtance the stand ollowsClub tickets
Gallery 0cens Field stand % Persons wishing 20
the field with will be required procure gallery
ticket for each person. In consequence OF fears
pressed AZ 10 the stand being safe ard ts being reported that
here the particulars the above small part Of the
field stand which built for the purpose Of the foot and
about height
Of the braces being broken Off this be evident the
foot filed full II could possibly and did
give way did fall there we, not 400 persons
substantial the large stand has also been well suppo
ted with large tmbers extending from the ground
the building although this building has away in
any place
or NJ. d. Green's. Manhattan Hall, 1888 Chatham
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
QUALIFICATION.

FIsH-Dry cod are falling off in price and demand. We
quote 81 so oct
HAy-Prime qualties sell wanted at 373 4Oc. The
receipts sre large and the demand very limited
Provisions Ohio pork is rsther inactive. We quote
prime at So SIT and mess So Beef is mpr ,ving and
old il very frm Prime sells ut 81 25 80, and
80 26 Ohio lard s in moderate requestban lis sell at
lSc ere demanded for prime dairy.
WHsErY-Drudge casks are held at 2sc; western and
prison bbR, at % 2S1c.
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
Baltimore Cattle market.

The number OF beef cattle at market this week has
been larger than at any previous period this season.
the sales both to packers and butchers have been heavy
at about the rates Of last week The offerings at the
scales Monday and Thureiay comprised upwards Of
l40o head Of which $50 driven to another MARKET
and $40 sold to packers and butchers in the city The
prices paid ranged from 81 50 % per 100 lbs in the
hoof as in quality equal to So q 25 net There now
about 80 head in market unsod The supply Of live hogs
has been only fair this week. end believe that all that
have in have met with ready sale Yesterday coo
head arrived and sold at prices ranging from So 10
to per 100 lbs The extremes this week So 6
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
evidences Of the wonacrful virtue. or sher.

mans Worm Lozerges be found in variety Of certificates
in the Doctors possession and in the public journals the
striking is however that under observation Of
Daeeis, e this civ who was applied for advice by
ing pains at the stomach fnd variety Of symptoms
gether with prodgious Appetite which indicated worms he
induced the Lozenges Of Dr. Shema, and the usho
is, perfect
Dr. Sherman's warehouse is O6 Nassau street Agents. Rush.
ton Broadway Coddngton' of Sp Ing Hud on
I83 Bo aery, of Spring, and II T.. Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 10.


Packet ship Vile de Lyon Stoddard from Havre, Oct TO-
with mdse to For u Livingston.
Baque John Brewer Farran, from Malaga, Oct o. passed
Gibraltar 10th, with fruit Harbeck Co. Left barques
Perkins, Phiena, and Isabella for NYork Emma sadora
for Boston; brigs Cerya9tes Ari,ia and AZ bsn unc
Hamburg baque Washington Kruger, days from Bremen
with mdse, 10 Schmidt u Balchen
Brig Star Pttan, from Grenada Oct sth via Laguay nh
Curacao 18th and Rio IN Hache the 2Oh with hides &c
Boonen Graves CO.. Leftno Americans Nov J, lat 49,
Ion IA 49, spoke brig Angen. from Bath hence for Havana
Nov 18Th lat IS So lon oo spoke brig Exact, Of Fairfield
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
Total liabilities. .$lI9. .4o7 8

A0soA AoDAtAcs. .$ll9,4O7 ,S49
This shows the whole movement Of the banks Of this
State; but we have annexed another table, showing
comparison between the last and several quarterly re
ports made previously It will be that the loans and
discounts and the circulation have increased while the
amount Of specie on hand has diminished There has
also been small increase in the banking capital of the
State The aggregate increase in the movements Of the
banks Of this State, from Nov ls43 and Nov. 1914,
amounts to about eight Millions of dollars At this rate
ofincrsase it will not require many years. get up quite
an expansion.
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
Try Jones' Coral Hair Restorative
Nay, reader. do not stare
Twill give you all for three shillings-

1t will restore and make the Human Hair
aspendd natural ornament to beauy Dress clean and force
growth Twill force the hair part where
tare Intended hair grow stop it falling off Scurf or
Dandrui and make light red grey hair dark For
deed me most yet SUPERIOR article made for the
will keep the hair order with application twice long
any other article made.
Sold ag2 Chatham street. 1923 Broadway and I3o Fulton
RrnnL Kun - - ~.No-
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
Foreign Markets.

ANTWERP, Oct l6-The transactions In rice have been
very limited since the lst inst and prices a. lowers
ding u l2i and fns quality lag Our stock large
HAVANA, Nov. THE Henry Jenkins cargo sold 81
rs and several other cargoes have been sold the
price Should there be many arrivals think this
price cannot be sustained No molasses to be had
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
The Hrandreth Pills are entirely vege-

The Brandreth Pills are entirely Vege-
table and made those principles which long
proved correct speculation when they resored
to in sickness for known be the best ceansers OF the
are great blessing Let family keep these Pills the
it will be very seldom that doctor will be required In ali
cases oil cold, cough, rheumatism the afflicted it
their bodies to these Pills.
Sold at DR. Bandreths Principal Office 241 Broadway 2H
ket street, Brooklyn. S&M
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
CENTRAL RAN
ss2, 1872 90 s2,au IA 3,e37 ~ s,7se

The actual increase only $l4l 10 for the month The
falling on In freight &c. does not quite wipe out the in
crease in passenger receipts
The returns Of all the banks Of this State for the quarter
ending the LIST instant compared with previous reports
show increase in the movement gilmore than
two millions Of dollars We annex summary OF the re-
ports Of hundred and forty eight banks and two
branches made to the Comptroller pursuant to the pro-
visions Of the act Of April, ls43.
O. NE
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
Passengers Sailed.

tIvnsroosEste, ! shiB & Ibsmia from Boson5A Richie
Nfie1 N M ReA2Fds S. q ns,nsr s s.N Of M.nahs;
P. Ph; IsbSISs% I Hj Bates New Mr. Alien
Rn,s. Redpath Dsnl Macfarlans, Rev Mscnaughtoa
otre. a.hsc VA faaang lady shd and Miss Yng
Board, London Geo Wright and LADY, Liverpoo God
dsrd, Birmingham; L H Lawrence Hi Glasgow; Muc-
The New York herald., 1844-11-18

Velpeau's Specific Pills, for the Radical
cure Of gonorhoa geet seminal and all mocopar
lent discharges from the urethra These pills the result Of
by their celebrated inventor yreau
az remedy Tor all diseases Of the qrehra They effect
antng the breath dsgIeeiag h the stomach confinement
iro business Price box Sold the College Of Medi
and Pharmacy 95 Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
sELPHos FIRST PREMIUM ANGLEsEY
LEG

S0 SPRING STREET paronzed by the eminent surgeons
w throughout Europe and by the most o
professional brethren IN the United States and allowed BY all
ed INTO this country and made solely BY WM sELPHO. 50
Spring street, Broadway, New York sTsms moderate
and Indsputable references given
have the artificial les Of Mr. sepho; It's eonlucion
appears excellent and we'll calculated all the objects
desired But the beat Of all the proof Of those who wear
them; this s positive and undsiabe Some OF my friends
whom have mutilated inform me that they superior all
others.n VALENTINE MOTT
NJ lmwsrc Professor Of Surgery, University Of New York.
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
Hunterlan plspensary. NO. > p,v,.lon 81

established A. 1885, by the present proprietor the
Y Of dsease Of nature and for the sale
DR. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine is the only
Tsmedy rem 9n earth that sasbe relied thoroughly
out diet hindrapce from business when ali else have
failed Acomprehensve trease accompanies each vial with
cases no matter how long standing how deeply the
system with less trouble to the patient aud shorter
Of time than any other medicine in the world or no nav will be
taken Price 81 per vial. . -
The New York herald., 1844-11-18

CURE FOR BRONCHITIS. GROUP AND WHOOPING
~ COuGH.-Dr BOWS Linment nfsIlibi, aud SPEEDY
remedy Tor the diseass above The
Edinburgh graduate OF that University and eminent prac
tsing phys clan Ainw ck Northumberland Besides
deds Of cases witnessed % his own private and extensive
hmary which the Linmsut failed
i efficacy. Dr. Bow has approbaonsry letters from distn.
guished individuals in Great Britain and America ayouchng
the complete OF this inestmabc medicine To
with for the stores No 6s3 Broadway and
ll3 Chatham street. New York, 81 VIAL 81 per double
vial nil l,ns,