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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

h. Esq, Of Cincinnati, has been
Consulate in South America. He
Dry warm.hearted excellent per.
last received his quid pro quo.
bids, Mr.. Graham was at one time
B tobacco chewer, that it was jo-
by his friends that one of his ex-
!. once stopped a wagon by fall
,f the wheels.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

STATE OF ARKANSAS,(
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD.
At the September Term of tho Crawford CO.
Circuit Court,
October 18th, A. D. 1874.
Francis Masse and VIM
cent Masse, merchants 4..s
under the firm of F. AS'amps" 'a"t " AZ
Masse g. Co., PlIDs, '"'""''"'
John Drew, Df.
4 T. this day came said Plaintiffs, by attorney,
IA and the said Defendant being allied came
not but wholly makes dcfnull herein, whereu pom,
on motion of said Plaintiffs, it is ordered by the
Court hore, that publication be made in this
behalf. notifying The said Defendant that an
action of assumpsit by attachment, has been COM
menced against him in this court, founded upon
book account, for the sum of four hundred and
fifty dollars. and that an attachment has been is
sued against his estate, and that unless he shall ap.
pear by himself or attorney, on or before the
third day Of the next term Of this Court, which
is to begin and be holden at the Court House, in
said county Of Crawford, on the fourth Monday
of March next, that judgment will be entered
against him, and his estate sold satisfy the same;
and it is further ordered by the court here, that,
this order be published for four weeks successively
in some newspaper printed and published in this
State, so that the last insertion thereof to be q,
least six weeks before the first day Of the next
term of this court, 10 which term this cause is
continued.
A true copy from The rccorJ.-ATrEsT:
A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
November o. ls44.--4O-4w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30
PROCLA M,TION-
BY THE GOVERNOR |

BY THE GOVERNOR.
= STATE OF Arkansas
TO the Sh@r;Gs Of ths several counties in the lst
Dirision, A'kamsas Miluia-Gree,ina .
wBEREAS, it has becn made known to me
that there is vacancy in the Office of Ma
Jor General of the LIST Division, Arknnsas Militia,
occasioned BY the resignation of General S. G.
Sneed. .-5lE .t-..-
Now. therefore, I, Thomas S. Drew, Govern.
or OF tho State Of Arkansas. by virtue of the au.
thority in mo vested by law, do hereby command
you and each Of you 10 open and hold an election,
at the court houses in your respective counties,
the 25th day Of January next TO fill such vacancy
according TO the statute in such cuses made and
provided. (See section, 10 of militia law passed
3.i Feb, lS43.)
In testimony whereof, have here.
c3 unto set my hand, and caused the
l.. S. seal Of said State 10 be affixed, al
S~~) Little Rock, on the Goth day oi
@v' November, A. ID. 1914. ...
TElOS. S. DREW.
By the Governor.
DAVID b. GREER, Secretary of State.
The following courtics compose the lst Divis.
ion to wit: Sewer, Hampstead, Lafayette, Pike
Clark, Ouchita, Hot Spring, Montgomery. Pope,
Yell, Conway, Perry, Whi'e. Pulaski. Saline,
Crawford. Franklin. Scott, Johnson, Washington,
Benton. Madison, and Carroll.
November 80, 1914. 43-9w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

Pork.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received bv the
~ Undersigned. at the Penelenliary, Littlo Rock
Arkansas. until Saturday the 25ih day of Nouen.
Der, for Tho delivery Of
$4,000 pounds Of Pork.
at said Penteniary, for the subsistence of the pri-
soners therein. rr.
The pork must consist of healthy and well fat
tened sows and barrows, weighing no; less than
200 pounds each, to be delivered on foot, in such
enclosure as may be designated by the undersign.
ed, and the weigh, 10 be ascertaned after they are
bu:chered, or on foo. as may be a, reed on al The
time of receiving.
The pork to be delivered by the 18th Dec.
Bond and approved security will be required
from contractors, for the faithful performance of
their contracts, and the undersigned reserves TO
himself the right Of rejecting all bids, deemed too
high.
The proposals must be endorsed Proposals for
Pork" and enclosed in an envelope. addressed to
the undersigned, through the Lite Rock Post OF.
flee; and if sent by mail, the postage mus, be paid
JAMES McViCAR, agent.
ArkGHsas Peaiiemiary.
Little Pock. Oct. 23, 1914. ARK. Ban.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

IAEGNE q @sWNGGw&s
IrINAKE this method Of in rorm ing the citizens Of
IL Van Buren, and the public generally, that they
have comm. need the TAILORING business, in the
room Messrs. Wallace Wards store. in Wilson,
new block, Main St where they intend carrying on the
above business in all its various branches. They will
spare pains to please and accommodate at the short
est notice all who may entrust their work to them.
TERMS CASH. ..
Sept. II, 1874. TAYLOR & McCOLLuM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30
Negroes Wanted.

Negroes Wanted.
NNE E wish to hire six likely able bodied negro
~ mon, by the LIST. December. TO goas fire.
men on the New Steamer ARKANsAs No 4, for
which ,fifteen dollars per month will be given.
a.9<kG Z SCOTT, WHITE, & Co.
Nov. Cd, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

DLAIN. black and figured Alpacas, and various
kinds Of Goods Cor Ladies', With the hsrdess kind
Of ssmes. Tor saie ~ WALLACE 4 WARD.
October, 26, le4l ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30
Marktta.

l.ces CIrrcut for Country Produce
Corrected Weekly. ... o.
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ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.

THE Following few remarks upon Suiesrrs s believed.
wi ssss and .s..ay
exist: sS.: who mot the s with regard
be :uspeeted il always tending 70 other forms Of
1sn-Thss there are three circumstances in particular BY
which suetuIs may .lw.ys Be Lnswn;, ,v.
certain free from pain Q! Inconvenience and ssaeray ss
i@Wsh regard frequency of s.,e,u.. thi. will not
n % cn month &c nou
on NO e ss for
Of should Be Known that a!sst generally con
,s and further, with regard 10 IN
that case there Is nothing whatever 10 cali the attention
real nature : :" Ss mai
thing that leads the attention OIL from this asSI
impedment the dow Of observed But this
ssats ~I:ss %sy
sh hs o SPy r 5 on
SELF but the mind causing lownes of spirits and want Of
d-But, s,housh mild ss1ly structure !. seemingly u.
scarcely ;n pss o those a.
tony Imagine delicate peculiar structure part
ss. the s : fnS sIS &:
% to
laying the foundation Of some Of the most aad
aS sis fGSsG
mild and & os. s than to hav.
some plain aud ready Of detecting structure it. mild
siIe wSic sushqT has ioandss
this purpose They are the following The 't relates
THE MANNER uEIrArIso1Is has been said already
Hs 81 should
DING a. may SEEM viii afford Of
The Tine a FORMER Go.osRxqA MAY HAVE REMAINED
ssTsd eSs sissy sga,iPHsd
is G.i sa e n oS. 81
disposed to stctur. than another As general rule.
period q from six to eight weeks hi. would .tIsasihea any
Other .uspeioa. c,rcun,.aaSs The third Mnrb,
IN the early stage TO dfpress the spirits and g lessen mental
this Is seen IL same degree every individual
thai the writer SCARCELY ,sss ease Of
less capable Of business than formerly Much might be aavanc
SM as . ss 70
se While the TACT itself proved by The return Of mental en-
s. On the cure Of structure it i, repeated that this
%e So maeR
IN s ys a s nen SsSs s
Of careful and srpereuced persons: the CURE is now accomplish
o
sss vi ss art ss the most 3
together with the author. and such
se :. any case may call fer The fec on these
con p a S Oh s . Ca: :ss &
Trentsea, his dwelling house, SO Greenwi,h street, New
s tE Hs s'
that fe believes, however
chieny su red long from certain class Of
advertising people who properly apprec
mis-
DR.. Ralph further considers duty especially to those whs
ave he sS 'ss :s
self Beside. his rank Graduate OF Edinburgh &c &c he
been engaged the Of these Diseases both Hospital
city practs for than thirty and ha. published
from the eminent Physcisns Europe the most
eminent in Aecaas Sir Ashley Cooper of Iondoa to Dr.
and that he permsa t9 ,eer almost every Physcan Of
dress DR. Ralph. SEN. So Greenwich fl2 im@ re
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DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street. so well known to
- the victims Of Syphltic disease the successful
this destructive and almost malaly sl to be
found the old which he has occupied for the last ten
The public and large portion Of medical in gene
raj practice idea that all advertising eoctos quacks
ignorant uneduc ated csriaans qnachs De-
Medical quackery consists IN man holding himself iorth
skilled in the healing art without having diploma or au-
thority practice, without general medical inormaon
Physic aud SuVcry-that possess knowledge Of general
disease superior OF general Physicians
skill in the and proper Of
every variety of Venei Diseass including tn. surgical
thra, is preemnent We have confined prartice the
treatment Of all private and delicate complaints FOR
We 600 patients patients
only from every of the United States but they to
under the present time and week passes hon
physicians the city and from the country coming consult
respecting patients sending their patients for
advice; We discounEanee quickey IN any om and here
where they fvd physician klie in the ,reatmes
Of their disease Every case we Undertake We cue make no
charge no matter how long you have Cieet structure
Ucen the body, the roi nose pains IN the
head and bones oil the legs we will and eau ours you II your
Consti.aonsi Weakness. or ps-ncy disease 80 com,
pcacd its character hat the treatment adopted by IT, great
majority Of physicians highly injurious Instead of saluary
constituting part Of practice Many unfortunate vic
tim Of this unnatural vice has experienced the eft Of our
treatment Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect yapaton Of
the face oaly symptoms Of this complaint direc-
ons followed tost rid ees, with
OF case, containing 81 for adv,e, attended We
hold pmunon with the advertising doctors in New York
Of othe Oce II Duane street. one door from
Chets am street. rn3 imsec
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YOU CAN BE CURED.

YES by the deepes research long suy. aud untrng reI
tn has teen discovered specific medical
combination before attempted composed Of
rev and poxessi1s powers far SURPRISING any thing
hitherto employed that the imagination has conceived
ipossi,e to employ in the treamant q fonohea elects
Weat and diseases generally Of the U hra male e
male No Uatter how long sanding copicad or
p and Ger curative powers OF th, new remedy Ma
with gratitude have acknowledged that nothing
within their exper eIna, this ney arcaIeum.
THOMAS,S Specific PILLS.
These Th.mas Specific Pills the
the stomach and neither diet regimen alb
from sinsss is rqped to them in sxpeng dis
from the ayste SO confident il the proprietor Of e
efficacy Of this remedy that he CHALLENGES the whole
die talent Of the wor produce thug equal 20 it.
AMI confidently ali that If they will nike but
trii Of Thomas Spe Pills. they will had speedy aud
safe relief let their c0inplca ed and severe
The Pills purely obe and act diuete END asrn
gent also powerful of the system and by subsu
ting healthy for disrrde in hepls affected
tore tn. patient to the u anu happy coym-nt OF AL
vigor in the pristine days Of urbemished youth ard
innocence Price 81 boV Agent, 27s Bfoadw corner
Chambers street. Granite Buildings 10 Fulton street II East
Broadway. ml9 In m
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IMPORTANT DISCOYERY.


AMERICAN PANACEA.
THIS article is II compounded from veg table matter. free
from adulte alton and warranted free from any ingIe
dent de rimen.al TO health.
1t the in, aus bic discovery made from tho
table kim DOM having failed in single instance whn
taken in cordance wh dir ions TO ee cure Ct the far
iammatory md thine Rheumatism, Piles, Bes Erysipe
a. scnrvy Chronic Sore Eyes tain u ,he Bones scad
ceases Eruptiors Of the Skis Pains Ulcers arsing from
pjudccns OF Mercury impure T. of the blood
ducng tua slt.ation of the whole In
ght erupon Of sin, cen contracted diseases
small bottle often the win ethe experience OF those
that eues from three 70 four large bottle TO ell C:
perfect al no return of the disease,
also gentle caarc inc the appetite and
r.. ah If he patient caus all ulcers to discharge
rofusey tnaa before arg H. and Inducing PERFECTLY
healthy action the bo.d Enough BE- ken to effect
aler4o and III, with al! med it. effects
will the several constitutions differ from each her
10 GIVE benefit 1t prepared with
aud the extracts nrooght into anal! compass to require
usually but table spooniu each day for All adult
pronounced by them the st la medicine known
and he eeac,ous the OF aud .crou
my be seen BY reference to the cecit,s aud in
posse sion all the has bea found n*curly eca
cous podu re,ul ry OF the in females aud has
Those ia the oft should abaaa from stimulating drinks
beer, mustard ard all highly seasoned food
No IS at whO ni. q. Tnos }ags
Ghsm Do a % Front s; n" ia No g and
Hmm st. corner Hudson No SOC Grand 81; No I.7 and
1873 Or enwch No liz and SO Cherry No 1876 Walker
No g Caanne Nos 3,l aud AL Pearl No ia Canal
oohlyn J. W Smith Futon and Cranberry St. aud
WIN Bagro.e, S1=es Buildings, corner Willow aud Allan
tic sts an ~ all the principal drugg SITS in the United States
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MEUlCAL.
FEMALE PHYSICIAN

MADAM LA CROIX. educated ia the Medical Faculty. in
WI Berlin aud graduate Mid weapprses the ladies of Nsw
York and males ally that abe can be consulted we
Madam l. having had long experiences Is the mS.s
fully solicit the Of females borng under OBJ
sructon. egutarity Of stoppage Madam
La Crox would inform ladies that she ocates personally
s Her mo4e Of treatment ounde, the most scien
tc princip require but 6 days effect perfect
Single and ladies may rely with confidence
her professional abilities fem lie phycian however distress
found adeua 70 ths exRency Ia short she grouads
this notice the aces the result OF III ugh medical
ting health viror and consequently happiness
TO all lhose who may honrr her with their con6decce
Residence OF Madam La Coix 10 tsrlek street near
Of coo". men and to ADM r ines for iii DISEASES TO
which her liable All communications and letters must
be post paid. m2i lmrm
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ALOPECT,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE
{1IR

HILLS INEALLlBLE NGUENT. or never drying
Pommsde has been satisfactorily sted dufiss the last four
by thousands being tnsceudentaly all
Others offered the pubcior ame orang the hair The fol
low ing Its predominant properties removing Dandnh
e6ecuay staying the hair from falling causing light
red hair da hue certain ntive OF
makes H. xble aud -cined to curl potent mosner i'm
glossy aud uxnIant IL plies all deficiency
OF natural nutriDent and D,ple PosIMApE
LErTE surpasses all others txan la word u the
auA Of cd ad Of hair The indubitsb'e proof
who feel interested good head Of hair sold Wholesale and
retail by HILL the inventor and mint be hair cutter No.
Pearl est adjoining the Pearl street House.
New ioRK, March 20, 1874.
Ma. WILLIAM Hull
Fin IL take plea in acknowledging the great benefit
have eived from the Of Dfbe Onguent FIR the
Hair. Indeed value highly, fon experience of
i virtue, that consider dufy commend Others
who suffer have done from the loss of hair
two years h.ir had become ghy lly thin from
CONTINUAL falling off that had seriously thought Of rcsortng
20 the expeden OF shaving which had before adopted
But foruuates was diverted from this purpose by TO
whom had casu4lly polen Of the of my hair who
srongy urged ne TO trs PREPARATION which the
intimation had Of H. or even exi hap
~ that this has been Of ulsbe benefit
fore my hair entirely ceased I'll off aud began u gov
resh vigorous appearance ith contnu
ed applications galuay rseame thicker fuller until
had head Of hair had before st II us- the
Onsuent toilette tde and have hest ,ion
ing that for pree rg the hair from fall pre,erv.
MOST simply toilette pommade preparation
HENRY PALMER 100 rearl st.
The above Is true copy Of the original. az msic
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN--A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

THE greatest discovery medical science that Of M NJ
Desomeaux of Paris lie has entirely exploded the
rally received opinion of the existence Of ncurabls stey
barr indeed in OF na'formaton which are
extremely rar The bic and universal OF his
Elixir Cordial in every OF producing that stie OF
no years rned chdles lon illness las fully estb ish
ed tn fact thu what is uAua y termed durable by
the of the Procreaye Elixir Cordial IL is inalabe
in senur weakness, uor albus, debility nconnence and
the oil complaints from illness,
impudencs aud nvariable its recomnen
daton The Zane Of this onderful Elixir Cordial is well
tabhed A sale Of than nifty thousand bottles and pack
which is held 1t pleasant and agreeable the taste
The unde signed the only authorised agent for this
Price SO bottle.
For the CT those residing Of the cty the
gradients compQsng the Elixir Cordial in packages
for transmission BY mail with fall direction for preparing
Price of package S., making three bottles
m2I I'm D&W am Office i29 Liberty
VALUABLE REMEDIss-.For the Face and SKIN -
Churchs Vegetable Lotion for removing pimpes, botcf.
feckes sunbum ring worm, &c. TIE Of this Lc
radea whepess readers harsh snd rouh skin beau
ully soft and smooth. Sold in bottles IS each
RHEUMATISM CoUT, &c.-Dr. Churches Essepce of Mug
ard for the Of rheum,tism chibsin govt &C. There
perhars maladv which the human fame subject that
has had applications Of kinds administered
needles than the rheumatism is there scarce disorder that
has resisted with like force the attempts made 70 remove It.
TIE the Of mustard will be found to excel
those of other whatever the Ct the above
compiaints Price 50 cents For sale at
CHURCh'S Dispensary, 'e8 Bowery,
me lm*ec corner Of Spring ct.
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nEOO REWARD-CROSs' sPECJFlC MIXTURE
COOFor the of Go.onhoea. Gleets Structures and
analogous compl,ints Of the organ Of generation. ~
of all remedies discovered for the above complaints this
is the csrtain.
Il speedy and permanent cure without the least
strcton Diet drink change in application to
business.
we give no long quackuh deceive the
pu ,lic II the FIR ITSELF
speak fol it. Our oh notify where be had and
the chaene SINGLE Of GOrorrh4a
be brought in which The Mixture will not effect rapid cure
ueder forfeiture Of $500 .
This that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of so
ctv-hQh low, rich and poor matrmonia and single They
here ented with dy by which they them
selves without the last in the shortest tine possible
Mixture is taken Eght going bed when osed.
II is in bo with full directions Jog it,
at 81 bottle. Ore hottie lasts week. which generally
-m,ny cured in two days
For sale only at WIN H. Minors lo2 Broadway. Of
John site franklin House New YORK; Jones,
OF Chesnut and Seventh see, Philadelphia; and at NJ.
Smiths, 1870 Washingts strs ct. Boston ma msrc
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nR. CORBITT may be consulted c,nfdentiay
II fee 6 donIs from Chatham Strangers
fully informed that Dr. Corbitt member Of the
University Of the city Of New York and that h. has ercu
syely confined his from bsnR the
Of classes Of diseases (now eleven the city
Of New Yorh which engages his entire attention Tne annals
Of medic 10 record than be und
his practice The Doctor ciutions the unfortunate against The
Of has s thousands Of victims Recent
few days removed entirely from the system
that You are judic uy treated BY gally qualified
and not by pretend and quacks several Of them
IN the city Persons afflicted with pronced and nveierste
cases need despair CT health by applying
70 Dr. Corbitt pactcs OF many has established the
Otctors population skill and respec ability Sactures
gage the Doctors profound attention NAV had
to prevent certain disease any Of lis forms mo msec
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POKTUaUESE FEMALE PILLS
yUyrrrxD AND PRgrAREp Bv
ROyTnEy.n0VE ID l.fHROry PNRTTYRA

TINE scientc combination Of ingredients OF which these
Pills comyosed have made ham the wonder aud admi-
stoa Of tbs world They known al Europe 70 be
ss &C. aube sn, mar s ,'veq y ~
cases. bea yuch that they must be used pregnancy
for though always mild "a and healthy they cerAn -
produce miscarriage If used during that period.
Ths asc,ica. Il, sp.;ted into sps are esyeispse
have the signature Of Dr. g. MELYEAU suthoriss6
agent FOR the continent Of America.
s rss' s E e. II WI + .s.. g md q ns o.
BIZ u.ted ssc. oss as Liberty ,tre near GresnYc sn Il
in Boston No salem Lstsrs directed 70 VI
Mvu, box "a New York, will With ,mmeaine sttesu
AIi.tts mn y w tm~
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TO MARRIED. LADIES.
rEAnAME pESTTTI,S pHEVFN POW

M Those Invaluable Powders have BE-, universally adopted
Europe but France il Particular I ards thirty
well AZ BY thousands this country beng the only mild
safe and remedy for married ladies' whose health for
bids too rapid increase Of family. . 80
The results Of their adoption to the happnrss the health
often the life of eecticnste M and fond moth
touch upon wita the limit of advertise
sui which AFFECT 10: cay nc pc. r well Geing Q.
bur well known tina, the families Of the married often in
beyoud the happiness those who them birth would
dcatel In how instances does the hard working father
and especially the mother Ut poor family remain slaves
tong live aud living but toll when they mgH havs
enjoyed comfort and comparative euence and and toll
have weighed down the sP and lat roen the health Of
the father how often 10 the ~idoS left unable with the
vqous netions TO her tethcrless Offspring from be-
coming degraded objects chayor pgate votars ofyce7
Even though competence and plenty smile how often,
aas! the days OF the kind husba and father embitterd
in behcdug emsciad form aud declining health of the
companion OF his bcsoE she had reached the 81
prospect Of mse being early beeft the Of his joys
dearng attentions and watchfu sociiude heh mother
alone bestow. uneQneDty when least able 70
support the hearrending affection Is il essi'abe then.
to themselves the well heng Of their Offspring
when simplc, EASY. healthy and certain remedy within
contr0 he advertiser -eng the Importance OF this subject,
and estimating the vast ben fits resulting thousands by tho
the attention Of the mared - consideration not wiss
which subject simple
and healthy within conIo2 Every dspassionate
virtuous ard enlightened mind will INTERESTINGLY answer
the Affirmative.
Price FIVE dollars package accompanied with fall and
tcuar directions.
mi PN b s1s sa.;sS COX
hours irops A. M 70 ~ NJ Bostsn lice No Esses Il
flo 2m<L
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MADAME COSTELLO,
ENALE PHYSICIAN EDUCATED ~ THE MEDI-

L CA FACULTY IN PARIS, I'D Gradual. Midwife
her rrossio the ladies o. this city and
H long experience and sarrs ing success in
the of diseases ,ncident to her ladies'
the point Of confinement those from suppression,
ireeu4y, obstruction, &C. &c. that size Wall be happy 70
afford comfortable temporary reside wh they ale
have The best melic train. and he most matronl!
them their me- until perfectly Madame &.
particularly fg, to impress On the mad I he dseate that
ueed be appIet ended. $50
NB-Msdame Cote 10 would info IN ID residing Of
the city whose health wou not ADMIT # rav nz that she
would her personal attendance them Of
I'll. Unied States within reasonable distance.
Madame O. be suited her encc, 81 Lispenard
al times and with the siricts regard t. the wishes Of
h"r pat eats. AL communications and iees must be
pad