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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
From Washington,
Washington, Tuesdr

washington, Tuesday, May z.
SENATE. The following bills, heretofore ordered
to third reading, were passed Approprating $500,
600 for the continuation of the Cumberland Road
through Ohio, Indiana and Illinois; authorizing allow
TO Officers and Seanen of public vessels wreck
ed at sea, for private property lost; applying certain
alternate sections of Public Land to the completion Of
works Of Internal Improvement in Michigan; granting
Lands to Indiana to extend and complete the Wabash
and Erie Canal from Terrc lIaute to the Ohio
HOUSE. Mr. Duncan concluded his electioneerins
harangue in Committee of the Whole on the Union,
the tariff being nominally under consideration.
Mr. Stephens Of Ga. made thorough. going defence
Of the Protective system and the present Tariff lie
glanced, in passing lat some political topic, comment
ing payfulIy upon the woruy confused state of the
democratic" party since the recent elections in
Virginia, Connecticut, Maryland, &c insomuch that
Mr. Richie. who had formerly declared he would
sink swim with Mr. Van Buren,, now, in danger Of
the former alternative, and abandoned tina,
ground. He spoke eoquently of the Wing party,
their sameness throughout the Union the constancy
Of their prncp at divers places and times their
of success at the coming Presidential cleo
ton, SC.
Wednesday, May s.
HOUSE. The Tariff Bill was taken up and Mr.
displayed several banners, which he said had been
used in 1910 by the Wings, for the purpose of show
irg that their principles were not now the same as at
that time. These banners it was said on the floor
not genuine, but have been manufactured by
the Locofocos for the occasion.
When the hour for closing the debate arrived, the
vote was taken the amendment TO the BILL increas
ing the duty wool from 10 to 80 per cent.
The amendment reected-Yeas A, Nays IT.
motion then made to increase it to rs per ct.
Adopted-Yeas So, Nays 75.
An amedment adopted, making the duty
silk 10 per cent, instead of l24 proposed by
the bill. Yeas a. Nays 62.
A great variety Of other amendments were then
offered, nearly all of which were rejected.
Thursday, Mayo
House. Alter the organization ofthe House to-
dav, Mr. Potter, Of Ohio, and announced the
death of his colleague, Mr. Henry II. Brickerhoa, of
the 2lst Congressional District Of that State where
upon the House adjourned, rs did the Senate upon
the announcement in that body.
Friday, May 10.
SENATE. The Committee on Military Affairs
reported against the bill to regulate the pay of the
Army and Navy.
The following bills read third time and pass
ed
For the payment of the fourth regiment, in the
second brigade and third division of Vermont militia,
for services the battle of Pla,sburg.
bill to grant to the State Of Illinois the right Of
way through the public lands Of the United States
and for other purposes.
[For proceedings of the HOUSE to-day see another
column--its action upon the British Tariff Bill ]
On saturday the SENATE was not in session, and
,Lo ndnbt IN S-
trict Of Columbia.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

uow MR. VAN buren, IS UNDERSTOOD.
r "So ALLOWING is from the Washington Globe, the
.,1ns paper oftho OcOrOcos at Washington! Win
1.-The Star note ~
"rl, Coon,ry will have to choose between the prop
,i, .0 NJ Mr. Van Buren,, which enables bare ma
c'lv" ,he Congress of the United States 10 open
p !! bo doors Of the Union, inviting Texas into its
s%lv rsa,es or that ofMessrs Tyler and Calhoun,
,.S enables One.third of the Senate to shut the door
S., Sce; and also that of Mr. CT ay, which bars it
forever against her admission"
And again.
.No ordenly desire to see Texas admitted into the
,,;oO, and ire Embrace the plan Of Mr. Pan Buren,
~ " @S mast Practicable TO accomplish il. DMr Pan
Po,|n ,Ll be reelected to the Presidency his term
nT 7ot trDre without seeing the annexation of Tea
o,h Nt UaiOa Irhe is defeated, no matter by what
influence, it is probably lost TO us forever. We sin
,ey believe that before the for the Prcsiden-
|cy 4 over, every true friend Of the remuneration of
who 90 for it for its own sake and the
,Ec Of tho country and not for ultimate political aims
will 90 body and soul for the election of Mr. Van
lDuren
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@8ApE& 81

In Barton. 9th inst Hon. JOHN KIMBALL, ag. ~.
In Burke, in n fit, May 7, Edwin, son Of Olive and
Jonathan Blake, aged l S months and 8 days.
In Peacham, May 3, Mrs SARAH HAND, widow,
uged 90 wears and 10 months; much respected
member Of the Congregational Church, and the Oldest
person in town.
In Danville, 7h inst. Mrs. Mary, wife of Jonathan
Emerson, Jr. and daughter Of Mr. Samuel Tlton aged
40.
daughter Of Pcrlcy S aud Mary Ann Weber, aged
years and months.
In Maidstone, April LIST, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife Of
Hon. Aznrah Webb, aged sc years and 81 days
In Manchester, N. II. April 10th, Minerva C. Hun
toon aged H. recently from Bloomington, VI.
In Nashville, N H. April 18th, Mr. George Grow,
nuPd So
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

t1@Col f, II, BILLINGS, of Woodstock dele
gate TO the Young Meas Convention at Baltimore
died ut Baltimore on the 7th. lie WINS unwell when
he left home and became more so aler he reached b.
He was 2G years old, and young man of noble char
actor and much promise.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

THE RUINs'--Wc saw, on Saturday, the ruins in
kensington, the blnckened crumbed walls of the
Church, orthe School House, and Of many, very
many dwelling houses, that the passions of men had
doomed to destruction The henrt sickens Mt such
exhibitions, and inquiries for the justice OF man, that
allowed Of such unlawful, unruy violence; or the
justice Of Heaven, which seemed to sleep amid the
wrong doings Of the wicked both when the murders
were committed, and the property wasted We learn
ed nothing there to answer that inquiry, but returning
by the way of Fourth street, went up and stood
among The smoulderng ruins of st. Augustne's; and
when we renewed our inquiry eye rested the
uppermos portion of the opposite wall, from which
the fire had peeled every particle of clustering, and
licked off The decorative paint; but if in defiance of
the wrath of mnn, and the fury ofthe flames, there
stood, in clear uninjured letters, the inscription
"THE I.oRp SETH" Ard we turned away
sfed in our heart, and eSclaming, in quiet subnss-
ion, "Shull not hc Judge Of all the earth do rght7"
Philaa. Y. s. Gag.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

I5SAl quiet in Philadelphia May lathe militia
" vet on dnlY-.or a portion Of Them NJ least.
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MondnY. MnY Ii.

The Senate was engaged mainly in Executive SEES
son--probnbly in consideration of the Texns Treaty
In the House the Senate resolution for nd ourn-
mcnt of Congress May 81, was taken up and amend
ed so as TO read June I7---by vote Of Ia TO S.
the Wings voting nay
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
SPAIsmPAGS

In this town, May ~, by j. Dickerman Esq. Mr.
WALTER WRiGHr, Jun. to Miss SARAH r. RIP
In Glover, May >, by Rev. J. w. Ford, MIR r obcrt
V. IIeaherngton, Of Mortified, TO Miss Sabra J.
Lawrence, of Glover.
In Sheldon, 9th ult. Rev r. J. Bonrdman, of Ran
dolPh, to Miss Emily Adams of Ogden, n. Y.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
.fRiHitarV Notice.

10y order of Capt. VIM c. Arnold the members
A9 of the enrolled militia 9th company, 10Th Reg
iment are hereby notified and ordered to appear at
Joseph Huchinson's Inn on Tuesday the 4lh day
Of June next at o'clock A. NJ fully armed and u
Informed and equipped required by law for inspec-
ton of arms and military duty, and there wait fur
thor order. TRUMAN c. HAWKINS, Clerk.
St. Johnshury, May Is. 1874. 355w2
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, May IL
Al Market $50 Beef Cattle Pricr--A small ad-
vance effected. We quote few extra So 49,;
frs, quality 25 so; second quality rs 8; third
quality rs so.
BOSTON MARKET "a.
WOOi--Priccs frm-stock rot large-demnnd good
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

OrCORRECrION. In the advertisement of he
ophius Folsoms estate read, lot Of tirch pine &
bass boards, instead of Birch pins, &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
WOnasQllatucket,

A ND other styles of Calicocs. embracing as beau.
IN tIfu an assortment he found in the
county. GRAPE .NE.lIOURS
Grape de lanes, muslin de lanes, shusans, printed
lawns, light colorcd figured silks barage, Victoria
and Bishops Lawn, lace stripe Muslin, checked
cambria Eng. Ginghams and variety of other goods
for Ladies' Dresses, Gimps and Fringes for trimming
Dresses; ALSO.
Bonncts, Ribbons Ga beautiful assor,men) whale
bone trimming for Bnnnets, fancy Hdkfs Parasols,
sc. &c. for sale on reasonable terms by
Nav l6. F.. JEWETr & co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
CALEDONIA CONFERENCE AND ASsOCIA-
V'ION

1t being inconvenent TO have the meeting a, Peach-
am, according TO adjournment, the Caledonia Coun-
~ Conference Of Churches will meet ut ST Johnshu-
ry Plain Wednesday May goth at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. The Caledonia Association are requested 10 meet
Mt the place also Tuesday 2sih inst; nj q ~.
BY order Of Executive Committee,
IL. NORCESTEn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

81 PIECES rich Chusans nous dc LANES, Grape
%eD de LANES, Rainbow dc LANES, printed Lawns,
Scnnda stripe, Gro dc Valance, Gro de MIN $
and Begereens Of the latest styles and most beuuti
fnl patterns.
200 French. Cashmere and Emh'd dc laines Shawls,
dress Hdkfs. Cravats and Points
100 pieces plain and colored Luestring and rich fig
urcd cap and bonnet Ribbons.
40 do Thread Gimpure and common Edsings and
Insertions.
doz. Fuce Flowers and Tabs.
Also, new supply of Florence and Adelaide Bon
nets.
few pieces Of coored Lawn for Bonnets'
A few gilt and mahogany framed Mirrors.
FULLER, lDE g co.
Lyndon, May Is, 1914. 355w6
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IMPoRTANT> BY late advces we learn !hn, Tex
as has rejected the Armisticc negotiated with Mexico
by her Commits, toner's. OF course, she is undena-
bly, a, open war with Mexico. How, then, any
man honestly pretend that her incorporation with this
country does not inevitably involve in inm ediate
war with Mexico
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49,, @ cents, have been REDUCED from nearly
". W. OoO lbs to a iriae over 100000
'' %',d The wool imported at the 5 per cent duty
., ,r,ioly returned as coarse WOOL
co il that this document settles these points
,sso,oolly,-so eHectually that LOcoioco cleo
P' nObably will not attempt this year to cheat
0'r s.o,s into selling their wool FOR song, the
u. ..,, that the Wing Tariff is good for nothing
l''''''' o., new trick UatchmdR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
NOTICE.
To the Producer and Consumer.

4 I being time when it is for tho interest Of the
IL inhabitants of our country to their own
country manufacture. the subscriber would Just say
to the people of Caledonia County and elsewhere.
that his Factory at South DanVc, on the stage road
leading from Danville to Peacham, has undergone
thorough repair from the big wheel to the little spin
de and that in addition, in order to meet the ncreas-
ing applications for manufacturing that daily
ing in from oil parts of the country, he has purchas
ed and is now putting into operation the Factory at
Peacham Hollow (Which by the way, is furnished
with the hes, of machinery and having employed
first workmen TO assist in carrying on the same.
he is now fully prepared to manufacture
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

lf"like produces like the locofoco leaders are
doomed men. In 40 their game was to break down
Harrison by lies and personal abuse and they wero
terribly uouncod for it. In ~ they play the snme
gnme-emPoy the same tool (KendalD to write their
ibes, and fn any thing they differ from 1910, i, is
in the excess Of tho abuse.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

iI@Some wag says, that Texas is 1.-the land of
the free and the home of the knave."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

10y the order Of 1t. VIM. McI.aren, hereby no.
- tify and warn each and every officer, non.com-
mssioned officer, musician and private. heInnsing 10
the 10th Light Infantry Company of the 10th Reg.
to appear ut Joseph Huichinsons Inn, in ST; Johns
bury Tuesday the 4th day Of June next at 8 o'clock
A NJ completely uniformed and equipped according
to law for the purpose Of inspection, military disci-
pline and any other business required by law, and
there wait further orders.
LINDORF MORRIS, Clerk.
81. lohnshury. May Is, 1874
~ b. All those persons having accounts against
the 10th Light Infantry company are requested to
present them to said company ut June training.
355w2 l.. MORRIS, Clerk.
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STILL ANOTHER. The 99ih and last objection
10 Mr. Clay by the locos is, that he has big mouth.
Terrible! How they do lremble
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
ira Colts.

= trNV q OH =.
6fAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on The
" lIth inst. two two years old mare Colts. one
OF brownsh cast, the other of a gray cast with
star in her forehead. The owner or owners are re-
quescd to prove property, pay charges and tuke
them home and keep them there.
JOEL HASTINGS.
St. Johnshury. May IL, 1874. 355w3
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Continued Victories im New
Work,

Since the Nominating Convention, several Charter
Elections in important towns have come of, which
have given renewed and noble results to the Wings
The well known and well tried principles of the
Wings under their new nominations, are to be sus.
toined most enthusiastically by that great State.
NEwBURG. The charter election came off on
the 9Th and the gallant Wings of that town elected
their whole ticket over the Locos and Native Ameri-
cans, by average majority Of l00the largest ever
given in that town.
ROME. Tho Democratic Wings Of Rome have
achieved an unparalleled victory in the day Of
Wing victories. The vote---tho largest cast in
that city.
SYRACUSE has had the honor Of opening the cam
pngn in 1874 Of firing the first shot for the
Baltimore nomination for President and Vice Presi-
don't! The Charter Election closed on the 7th, in
which tho uncxampled number of 33S votes were
Poed exceeding by $50 the highest number ever be-
fore given. The result is the complete success orihe
whole Wing ticket, with a single exccpton.)
The Syracuse Journal of Wedn esday ,says:.--'The
result looks further and beyond merely local and per-
sona interests. 1t is loud cali for the country.
With such majority this, in Syracuse the town
is certain to go decidedly for the Wings at the fall
lection. Such eeent the county and
if Onondaga is Wing, the State is good for 900 for
CLAY and the TARIFF.
Syracuse has enrolled herself among tho frmest
champions of the Tariff and the Protection of Home
Industry
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
KcrscyancTes, Failed Cloth.
FlannmeHs, Blankets, &c.

EEsuEEEaVES, ERHsdsENNd93 az q.
on shares or by the yard, TO card Wool dress
Cloth in the best workmanlke manner, to furnish
cloths in exchange for wool most kinds Of country
produce or even cash. if not brought in too great an
abundance; and will I've gratifed to accommodate oil
who may favor him with their custom on reasonable
terms at short notice. '
~ So all that have wool to menufscture card,
come. And all That have cloth to dress, come. And
all that wish to buy, Gomez and whatsoever will rAr,
c,me and get work, or buy cloth at fair price
CALEB HARVEY
Danville, May l, ls44.
N. 3. All in the vicinity Of Pcacham having
wool to card or cloth to Dress leave it with My
Mason at Peachsm Hollow with directions, and IL
shall he done accordingly and returned there; all
damages made good
n-TWANTED. in exchange for cardnc and cloth
Dressing, 800 barrels of good Soap. 0jAlso. all
kinds of Produce taken, q, q fair price. 35hws
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yards Prints, 900 do. shoetinGs for
OOV sale hy FULLER, IDE & co.
Lyndon. Nav g. 1874. 355w6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

CoNNEcTIcUr.--- pote for the u S. Senator.
The following is he vote in the Connecticut Legisla-
ture for U. 5. Senator to ill the vacancy occusioned
by the expiration of the term of the Hon. Jabez w.
Huntington: Senate. House. Total.
Jabez w. Huntington (W.) Is SO Ill
Chauncey F. Cleveland IL. F.)' 7s-7s
Scattering 3-S SO
unntincion's minority In Joint Ballot 25
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
N EW STORE
md
N f w GOODS.

TNHE subscribers would inform the inhabitants of
n Lyndon and vicinity that they have established
themselves in business at Lyndon Corner, where they
have received and are now opening
The New York herald., 1844-07-17
PARR's LIFE PILLS.

THE PROPRlr TORS OF this valuable and successful med
ce take leave O. nfo the poblc that they
resh proofs OF success IRON Of Ine
agents Tor the retail OF this nyeinbie medicine (not aay
new York; but ia Every city and he Unit Stata
are these wiose high fespec ability sucent
the absence oil quackerS and guarantee uudca
aud dispensed the principles Of pha ucai
kn0wiedse tnd experience. la this fct
Claim for the Of those health require tn
systems should be euiIy guarded The ofen
hcted by preer ders - the healing they defending
themselves from the mputaon Of yenders Of
nyeuted by ignorance and made of sale by
pars Life Ills are not oftns penodhe antiquity oi nearly
tnne hundred years. throws halo OF truth
the VIII ch The hemel Of the day
lay cain For truth II this The propeors cali
attention of the pubic 70 OF the e and Times OF
homaa Par VINO lived - tue
l5S and whose length OF life, under Povdeuee
" atfbotabe his temperate nabits, IN corrective
ri ed 20 his by of medicine Idely
known through this world Pars Lie Pill, The truth
TINS Ihed by will and tesarn nt, which A. be
zen 70 this day The Ressry Of Wsn Docto.
London.
Ih Propreors have II il duty to hs public 10 stat
these taa atnough eusve part Of
system busars Ihe prpen sas OF a CO. boxes ~ New
York sDfcent prof of he excellence medicine;
by the folio from the Druggists who act a. retail
agents the and norhsrn ces its use
rcacy proves the simple axiom that as follow causes
when PARIS Life Pills have been ussd ia family Il
the all medicines Une OF lis srestes
abandoned. THOb. ROBERTS Co.
jH lm~rc No. III Fulton stIsst.
The New York herald., 1844-07-17
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE
Aa~~ Van lima cQ 1914

New Yors. June 49, 1874. :
CEALED PROPOSALs-Endorsed " Proposals. for Naval
supps will be received this occ until the 29h day
Of Jul O'clock r. NJ for supply the following
articles for the Of Naval Sevce for the
ending June s0th 845 The will also be required
upon reputation Of the Commander Of the Brook
yn Navv Yad Navy Agent such further uppies Of
eced articles the OF the cali for
ufug said year addition to the quantities ned
The deliver these supplies at the Navy Yard
the custody o The Naval Kesper approp
ackages all expenses and charges Of
hose called for this advertisement will be
the 18th day August and all subsequent equ
supplied from the date VI
Every article will be required Of the best quality in all
e,pects Samples articles be
app the Naval Store Keeper at the Navy Yard
Brnokvn Ne1
There supplies will be subjected the inspection of such Of
fc-rs Of the Navy Yard the Comm thereof
All ecied articles, Immediately
the CONTRACTOR be from the Navy ard ind 0h
satisfactory character be orhwi delivered thereof
failure the of the ly comply
with ,lse conditions will justify the agent in purcha,ing
open supply dcences and the CONTRACTOR and
his suretes will be held Liable for loss the Department
ustan by Ao Of any such failure.
Bonds ia thirds Of he estimated Of these supplies
will be required with satisfactory sues whose
be subm,tted with the Ten 0f the
Of each delivery will be withheld further security
for the faithful ulhment Of the until The
thereof.
PROPOSALS embrace less than entire class OF
articles Proposals for less than ths whole endored
the class numbered, &C. form Of offer will be shown
10 appIicants
The New York herald., 1844-07-17
ON THE ClIRE Ng arRIGTuKE

IN A FORMER ADV vERris GME ENT ON STRUCTURE
e1i: o and IL
:o the fact thai Structure re3genty eslat. IN those who arr
which enable g aSss whether he has
Shs !, ;,
much dimni.hed Of structure; .hs indeed
BAD and long essS,sS cases Sus .trssus may e.s. @
this respect Neither necessary there should
Fan. esainiy. then eompainsd Il, only
% sa S4
fall the mind and rather than the
y belong to especially when they meet
ss lost ss lead
these belong Other i well relate e
sss asa
che need Be much dmni'hsd %pedsd bu wha
thf IL @ IN
sS g ] e %:t Ns as III:
% W. o ss. NO GsI sau: . but certain
4 HE TINE yoRMER GoNoRRKGA MAY NAVE RExArrED
n though not the only i by 1 %
b es % p n s ys e.: &c 5
now long this may continue without PRODUCING stricure o
o, .hu have e M to .aS
h. length Of nms at last would senshsa any other u'
s Inn ss IN,
planned Of in the ssme degree By every individual but 50
Of Structure which the patient does observe that
also serious effect though little understood, but
questonaby indeed whoever considers tie natural
recon Of mind and sexual Will easily imagine that
these through the medium the sexual organs
upon the mind This however better explained
The Private Treatise Of the author little volume which
sent Jo the world As the of Structure
ceeds, the activity of mind invariably
With respect The Cure of 5rcturethn, gratifying
stte general, accomplished little time and without
Nothing exceed the improvement
Of late the treatment Of this complaint Indeed the
hands OF and experienced the Of Structure
now accomplished days formerly demanded
months Many consult the writer who busl-
this city for short time only but perfectly
cured though has been OF trouble and for
those who cannot leave their homes the writer furnish
his own peculiar means OF togeher with his Private
Treatise which has interesting chapter infor
formation on the subject and written the panest
Dr. Ralph taxes tins opportunity OF saying that he be
souted pn the various diseases referred 70 in hi. Private
Treati.e-at hs dwelling house. No % Greenwich
a. any hsur and consequence Of the number Of pretend
make the following statement satisfactory ground Of
confidence strangers Besides his rsnk as Graduste
or Edinburgh, &c. &c. he has been engaged "a the
of these Diseases both in Hospital and city pac
tlce, for than thirty years, aad has published
tnrcs editions Of work expressly then Also that he
ere from the most eminent Physicans n Europe the
.minent A9srcaas Sir Asticy Cooper of London, DIR
Mo Of New York Dr. Phyck. Of Philadelphia and
and that he permitted 20 refer 10 nmos fhyscsr
rmiaenec this city The Privats Tratiss" il 81 Ad
dtrss Dr. Ralph. sen. 20 Green rwich Et it2 tmser