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GhAhfA9A DOLLARS. Another beautiful
WV scheme draws TO DAY capital
$9ooo, tickets S23, qrs. 623 cts-75 Nos. 10 ballots
package OF whole tickets, on certificate, 1874, quar-
tiers 81. Venture package al our prize Office. il
Is decidedly the best chance 10 secure good prize
Out the number of packages sold by us yesterday
Dut one ial'ed to draw 3 No. ticket, and that CON
tanned the LIST and I'd drawn Nos being n,ize of s5o
In the other we sold of $llOo, of $500, and one Of
500 The other we sent to Carlisle, Pa.
Ihe drawn Nos. of yesterday Lottery are,
ID 40 81 4 Is 65 50 70 II | % 90
Il. +. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
IL Head nfC Contra Mort et Sn,c,
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LETTER BAGS UP At THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For AmSterdam-Sbip Superb, 18th March
For Valparaiso and GnayaquiI-Barque Hortensia
despatch.
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EHGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
~ Glorious beginning for the new week. Comb. II
~ Is, prize of $1,000, was sold yesterday by the
Lucky EGERTONS. This is truly what we call keep
ing up the fre-only give the Egertons a cali and 20
in for package in some of the handsome schemes
to be drawn this week. that you may be convinced of
our luck.
THIS DAY, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, &c. Tickets s2l
quarters 62 centsa full package Of 25 quarters ony
So .73 risk.
TO MORROW, $40, Ooc, $4,000, siO0o Tickets
S5, quarters $l.25. 10 Nos and Is drawn ballots A
full package for Sl656
SATURDAY our own Little Favorite-S4gOS 80
100, Sc % wholes $3.50, p halves 675 81 qrs 337
For the truly fortunate tickets, amply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
Corner South st. and Exchange Place; or,
Il Corner Commerce and Prntf sheets
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" THOMAS SYMINGTON.

I'D EM0VAL. JAMES CARTER would inform
M "a ms friends and customers that he has removed
his Fashionable Furnishing and Ready made Linen
store, for the present, to No. 4 SOUTH CALVERT
STREET, below Market st.
citizens and strangers will find in this establishment
a splendid assortment Of Rich Satin Sears and era
watts; Paris Kid Goves, all c0IorS; rich satin Dress
stocks and Opera Ties new style La Polka Cravats
Cum Elastic SuspenderS and Silk Gloves.
JC would particularly call the attGnOn of Cit
AenS ana strangers TO his superior Linen aud Muslin
Shirts made from the best materials and the latest
Partisan Fashion, and warranted to fit, for sale by the
dozen or single one-all sizes constantly on hand.
Dressing Gowns; Pocket lIdkfs. hemmed; silk Shirts
ana Drawers; Cotton Knit do. Gentlemen will find
1t to their advantage to cal! before purchasing else
where, as every article in this Store will be sold at
very reduced prices.
{G1- Gardeners Linen made to order. mh4
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MACCARONI, Vermicei, Oranges, Lemons,
!vn Canton Preserved Ginger, Jamaica do, Bologna
Sausages, just received and for sale by
MARCUS DENISON.
te9 81 Baltimore street.
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AN OBSTINATE CASE.


DR.. Ii. w. ANDREWS:
90" Sir-The box of DR.. Smiths ''Sugar coated
Indian Vegetable Pills. purchased Of you some TWO
months past, found in their application my cot
aOout Is years of age) the most happy effects the
system. He had been for some years very delicate
i'll health, and very much subject Fever and Chis,
so much As IT, create alarm for his future health
and for I%o or three years we had to keep him from
school moSI Of the tinl:. now frank To acknOw-
ledge the complete estnration of his heath, and fair
prospect OF its permanent enjoyment.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-04

THG Social SYSTEM. Mr.. Robert Owen is
delivering a course Of Lectures in Washington
city, with the view to introduce reform Of the
Social System, by which the happiness ofmon-
kind is to be greatly promoted. We hope that
lie may succeed SO far in reforming the practi-
ces under the present organization of society,
as to abolish all crimes, even to "white lies"
al! political chicanory and demagogusm-ot-
ticc-seoking, and hypocritjcal canting about
love for the dear pcoPo-aIl lying during po-
litical contests, and al. frauds at the ballot
boxes, In short, if Mr. Owen can change US
into new and better peoples or impant into
the old bodies better and sounder principles, we
shall enlist under his banncr--tor we admit
that there is great room for reformation in tie
habits and opinions OF this world.
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corrected and the ballot tov freed from cor
ruption. We have not made our appeals to
native citizens, but to all, native or adopted,
who desire to have the affairs of the nation
conducted with honesty and Npon Americas
principles. With those who prefer different
condition of things, and are indifferent to the
honor and prosperity of the countrywide
would place the foreign convict and pauper by
the side Of honorable citizens, native or adopt
cd-we ask no tavors or fellowship. If they
compel US to take blows, they shall find that
we can also give them.
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BBGItf. The residence of Mrs. Ann n
IL a Belt, No. l66 hlcHenry street, was entered on
the night Of the 2elh inst and robbed of the following
articles: Three silver Watches, one of them marked
tea spoons, marked A. D. b.; a check on David l.
Cohen for $3.50, and $50 in notes. A liberal reward
viii be gwen for the recovery of the property or the
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fENHE COUisT on Saturday morning passed the
Il following order:
BALTIMORE CITY COURT. -,
~ MARCH LIST, 1915. (
The Court stands adjourned until FRIDAY NEXT,
OF which the Jury, and all others having business with
the Court, will take notice. By order
mh3-2t WIN. Fl. GATCHELL, Clerk.
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MARINE BANK OF BALTIMORE.
MARCH LIST, 1915. (
M Office is HEREBY GIVEN to the stock
holders, that an election for fourteen Directors
will be held at the Banking House on MONDAY. the
IAN OF April next, between the hours of II and |
O'Clock. By order,
mh3-mT PHILIP LITTIG, Jr., Cashier.
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Ssl'FEEL PEN INK. This Ink has been nro-
~ duced by the chemical combination of a new ma
tena with the Galatr of Iron. It is fluid in It's nature
aud permanent in color, flows fir, ely from the Steel
feh, and therefore supplies that which has been de
sdera'um to the user Of that Instrument By It's com
binlng readily with paper of any surface it is suited
10 free and rapid writing, and may be used with any
KIND OF metaiic or quill pen. Manufactured by Hogan
y thompson, Philadelphia. Just received and for
sale by PARSONS 4 PRESTON,
Booksellers, StationerS and Blank Book manufactrlr-
ers, No. l5l Pratt street, adjSning the Rail Road De
pot nh4
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Whole tickets 52t-shares in proportion
Risk on package in this scheme that contains II
prizes to II baHks, Emory SEQ will sell certificate
toi % quarters at IS 20.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery class
p, drawn March 3-Iowest prize IS:
ID 45 81 l6 65 50 20 II % %
GI}- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s CO., No. 2 Calvert-st
IL Baltimore. MARYLAND
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| PROPER REGARD FOR HUMAN LIFE. The
mammoth steamship Great Britain is supplied
with life boats, constructed on new principle,
and capable Of carrying 400 persons.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-04

MoRTALIrT. There were LOG deaths in Phi
ladelphia last week, 81 adults and 30 children;
Of consumption IS, and nflammations 90.
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HNoR SALE. A very likely black boy, "a years
Il Of age, u slave for life; TO good master in the
city or country will sell him at a fair cash pricc-be
would make good plough boy Or good waiter about
honse Apply quickly at
SCOrTi'S Intelligence office
mh1 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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COLD STARCH. Miss Leslie, in her Maya
zine, tells us there is economy in stAening the
collars and wristbands Of shifts with unboiled
I starch
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HDOL&SD STARCH. 100 boxes MASCN'S
b. BLACKlNG; 500 Goz. COWHlDES-lO gross
received and for sale by
Up. DE LACOUR, 359 Market street,
nhfl0t Near Eutary st.
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AJ on BAD FOE, NIONDAY-EMoRY & co.
~ STILL DEALING OUT TIE NEEDFUL.-
Per drawings of Glass ~, another splendid prize of
5000 in whole, Nos, Il SO 20, was sold 10 gentle
man from New York Nos. l6 81, a prize of $1,000
IN package OF quarters sent to Cattawissia Pa One
Of S2l0 aud one of $l25, sold to customers
THIS DAY draws the Nd. Consolidated I, otterv.
class 9-75 Nos, and 10 haots-for town of BelAir
SPLENDID SCHEME
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En- w. TILEARD,
SURGEON DENTIST, EuTAw-sT.,
fe5-3m 3D. door north of Lombard ST.

'
fe5-3n 81 door north of LOm bard st.
VEyKaREi HANDSOME PRIZES sold in
N yesterdays lottery ut Head Quarters, FLETCI-
Err y CO., No. . Holiday 81. This we say is a good
beginning for the week, and fnrerunuer, we hope of
lots OF brilliant prizes to be distributed at our fortunate
office the current week. We therefore invite one and
al 10 step III and secure package ticket in some
of the splendid lotteries to be drawn.
THIS DAY, 50 600, 52200 Sl700-tickets 50 So
A package Of quarters Only So rs. Drawn Nos
class q, Mach 3-owest prize S..
IA d 81 16 G5 50 20 II | % %
Always apply or address your orders TO
JAMES FLETCHER X co.
II Baltimore. Md
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SUPPOSED MURDER. The body Of man
was found in the river near Cairo, few days
ago. lie is supposed to have been murdered
A merchant by the name of Parvo, of Jonc5bo-
rough, ILL.,, has been arrested on suspicion.
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
The Oregon Bill.


The chief features of the bill were set forth
some time since by our Washington correspondent,
but the prominence which the whole subject is
now assuming may we'll warrant a recapitulation
of them.
In the first place, them the whole country of the
Oregon, lying between the AID and 54th degrees,
North LATITUDE, including the entire space now
subject by treaty with England TO the JOINT occupa-
ton of both countries, is TO be embraced in the ter
riterial organization proposed by the bill. A Co
vernon is TO be appointed for five years, and Sec
retary for the same pe-Iod also Judge of the
Conr 8; and a record of the proceedings of these
functonares is to be transmitted to Washington
every six months.
1t is further provided, that the Governor may
mark of the territory into districts and enforce all
necessary regulations to render the militia of the
territory efficient.
When there are FIVE thousand inhabitants over
twenty.one years of age, they shall have power to
form Territorial Legislature.
The President is required by the bill to erect
stockade forts in the territory TO the number of
five. from some point the Missouri river, and
on the most practicable route to the south pass in
the Rocky Mountains. He is also required 10 erect
Notifications at or near the mouth Of the Columbia
river.
Every settler in the colonv of eighteen years of
age and upwards is 10 have $40 acres Of land il he
will cultivate the same for Eve c0nse cutive wears.
If married man, his wife shall have l6O acres;
and the father shall have the same for each Of his
children under eighteen years OF age
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
DALLY'S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY.
XS5 River st. Troy

THE Subscriber ava himself of Ibis method OF commup;.
eating 70 the publc the fact that he
fine and smoking Tobacco and Snu 2sj River strret
Troy next door TO the Fulton market The following may be
TosAcco-The celebrated Fancy Virginia This Tobacco
took the premium the late Fair Extra Chewing Tobacco
Virginia; American Smoking Tobacco IA
from the lsf; Spanish do, Turkish DO.
SNuFrskuse scented No 1; Maccaboy American Gentle.
man, Lundyfoot, French Kapee, and Iish Blackguard
The above articles all warranted be the finest
The subscriber would also his tobacco to be bet.
elsew here. - "
Orders directed above will with prompt attention and
custom rely hsvng the pains taken if thew
personally present. '
~ H. Savage, 24 Fulton street, and A. A. samano.
Broadway. AseDts for the city oil New York.
Tr0v, N. ~, tpiS. i1o tn,@
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
70 hlAniilAD "a L,it,,s.

~ GiHniilED LA EiGfS.
WI .-ahese inysasbi. POWDERS hsve Sesn unYexsy sops
in Europe, but France pacrar For upwards ef ty years.
well By Thousands in mi. cosuy being the ouiy mild
ysfs ard ecacious remedy for risr.ie siax Ear
bids too rapid ipcrvase of family.
Ihe resui OF te atoptos happia= tia hsei:. prJ
o.ten the iie OF sny seconae ts xd ioad mother
too to touch within the oits Of aavertscmcst
sssa. which alec! ouy the prcsat well hang Of sasss
but the future happiness OF their 0p~rag bp well
Known chat the fanatics Of the sJ og sayosR
how Instances dogs tn hard working fatheg syo
especially the mother OF poor iany renain slaves tpoash
eut Their lye. .usEirs AT the l.bc tena
comfort and esmpaIave sasnce and il esSs ana ,o hnyo
weighed down the SPIRIT and st hoken the heah Of ths
aons ns Sn .ss s EsoT r. h the n!
Scgreded objects OF charity or prof veas Of vice kvs
though compeace and plenty sne n hsw oinx, sl
holding the sraciat.d form and declining h. Of tho eops
zion Of his BOSOM she had reached the are thirty
fast nkng inp premature gave-with the crsin pros
soows his yoang helpless children Of those cndeaiss
acutions srd wachul solc,tude, which mother aone nos
be.tow not time when least aoe supEon
for parents increase their families Of coasqucnces
to themselves or the well being Of the oprg g, whu sim.
g es.y hsalshy and certain remedy i within our conroi
mating vast beues resulting housands by adoption
OF means prescribed by hez would respectfully at
tenton OF the married % fs consideration wise aaa
snd healthy within coisro aveJ dispsssiersta
yru9ns and ergs.aed mina, win paaezitasszly IL
Tho affirmative.
Pe Eve do=:s package accompanied wL fsll sad surJ
% Rsi ELI 's e N
honrs from a. M to 9P. M. Boston Office, No Easor
N0TICE-n consequence Of the Of th. Post oaice
the No Of Box s59 to which all letters n,t he ea.r bs
sddpessed, instead OF 868, q iv29c
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
Medical Card.
CTOR ISON

y y Y 1 y 10 N y 10 " I y y
NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY ac4K Fulteu strsst-
Doctor Morrison consulted condeutiay.
all private diseases which he without mercury
sant diet pursuit cases. particularly
rhs," he cures in to s days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
NJ improved principles without pain 70
the patient As the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections Of the urinary bat
nsnssd Surgeon. should be allowed make Il.
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners
Neryous and Consttio Debility affection, and
yeuth inducing nocturnal sna ota.s inpoas.sy.
restoring the system healthy tone rensating is os-
nal vgor perfect cure guaranteed or nc cha!er.
who claim ts be surgeons peshsG: the ONLY qsaad
9K Fulton street Letters postpaid and containing s will
insure medicine and advice 70 any part Of the Ur,cn
Once, 20lK Fulton Gceuwich New Y0rg Opcn from
IA. M. TO 10 p. M, daily jal5 n
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
ROBERTSONS
PHGNIx HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
No IoS EULToS sTRE6bTrt "

The extensive application Of the Of small poh cssn
payments and large sales TO many branches Of business u I'M I'M
city within isw years and the eminent success wnCn hs.
Id the subscriber TO test its application 70 the AIN
business In city whose inhabitants widely distinguished
and thrift there to believe that - STEM
which enables the community 20 gaiya laudaes partially
small degree Of favor Determined to ascertain whether
branch business which the head and ke every
man IN the community cannot be conducted on TINS an tne
the mnufacuring and finishing departments; also skul and
tasty Gap Makers Each DEPARTMENT i. under the constant
together with his intimate personal knowledge Of the business
@ E Tor purchasing the best savanags-l9w slt
herencs on devsrys detsrmins,ion to keep pscs
with all and with the current Fashions Of the
asy him % e y say With all that hs Offer.
style and durability those Broadway and unequaed
In sas asd 70 s 70 an any sye offered in h.
and their respective prices annexed =
ATS.
Identical with Hat. hers,core sold at s; 50 and IS o.
Any one examination will pronounce thsm the same
and WILL trial hnd them to do equally good service
This IS tho same article heretofore sold :. S. 50 and
81 O0 External appearance and finish closely resembling
the above. the principal difference being in the body
Usually sold a. So 90 and sss-veIy ns., in appear
ancs, and very ssrviceable.
GAPS.
MsS. Ssy @sa aHS FtSsS ch AVID
superior manner, usually sold at 81 and 81 So ..o
''''ao >e'A"' Usually :cdai 81 50 and Sc.
mn >tu1'''' Usually sold SO a, 81 IS and ST So
An examination will show that the style Of the above articles
N BThe style Of Trimming adopted this establishment
injury from preparation or oil applied the hair for its
greater and comfort to the wearsr jasi lm*ec
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
WASHING ION, Monday night, !
Feb. 5, lS4b. s
Odds and Ends.

]. G. BsNyErT, ESQ.,
We thank Postmaster Wickliffe for his prompt
attention TO our suggestion. There were two new
tin boxes for the editorsleters at the Office this
evening Good This s as it should be.
Mrs Timm, the pride of Mtohell's Olympic, s
doing all that can be done to make an Olympic
at Washington and although there nearly a
quorum of members of Congress to witness her en-
tertainments OF this evening, which were very
nice, still should like to see the odd quarters
more numnrously bestowed.
The National gave us the "Lady OF Lyons" to-
night, and had quite respectable patronage but
of all the carcatures we ever saw, that Of John
Dunn, at the Olympic, In the character OF CUPID,
was htlle the strangest Henry Clay would Just
answer as well in the character of methodist
preacher.
grand ball on Washnston's birthday night,
comes of at Carusis Saloon. The President and
Cabinet heads of Departments, officers of the Army
and Navy, all in costume, are to be there,-also,
President Polk, Ex- x-Presldent-ess, Mrs Madison,
the ancient relic of Alexander Hamilton, "a hall.
characters The Saloon Is fitted up gorgeously,
and We III all have great time. Weare authorized
10 invite you to grace the occasion with your pre-
people, attended at the Capitol to.day-the Senate
galleries were threnged by ladies' in expectation OF
anaex itlon ,o which theyare the advocates through
out the nation; and in the galleries OF the House
IN are was quite a gathering IN favor OF Oregon.
Both these great measures will give new tuove
nent 10 the matrimonial market. Long life to the
sex-they go for constitutional annexation the
world over, go do we, with or without slavery.
The Oregon oil will oe referred tomorrow In
the Senate, aud when reported back cannot ia,l o
apassage, Texas will be reserved, aud we appre
hend from appearances to-day, an extra session
The Post Office bill will be passed tomorrow IL
the Senate, minus the franlting privilege, at the
rates OF Ave and ten cents tor letters, &c.
Several private parties in town tonight. Presi
hA M mi
ton OF Jonn Tyler will close in blaze OF glory
Hurrah Tor honest John Tylsr. w.
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

= p ,t!LU IVY rVN Ii1 fAIft, winch EIII
solut different from yet offered and fail Of
preceding all Others IL highly ecacious and ts
srea dvsntss Of beautfvipg the hair without iuurnu
growth. - =
Those who doubt it's virtues requested hr
chang before paying their money. If humbugs would
this method there would he compIaiu
One uicl will prove the fact
Sold w,oesale and retail and applied at No. Chatham st.
Opposite the Hall Of Records New York up stairs -
ia7 I'm re
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
no RAII. ROAn COMPANIFS

TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES.
TINS PATENT CAR BOX. for Rail road Journals
propretors Tins Patent Car Box respectfully call the
attention of Railroad Companies Car Manufacturers, and all
others interested the their ability
1000 miles at least without renewing the oil and keep
The oil and clean and free from dust dirt aud
keep the oil in the box and is not liable Of order
with reasonable being with view this
particular and thereby saving stockholders and all
others concerned
They have appointed Cornelius Kanouse Of Jersey City
their agent to WI application be made for right and
them quantity and will be attended
immetaely BY the above the undeNigned propretor
January lth, l845 TINS, HILL BOODY
j26 Im<ec
The New York herald., 1845-02-06
M + ID &c A L A D VIC E

Hr MrmarRs rR5XATE ~ TIL plsEAsEs sEW V6xx co,sax
Of Medicine and Pharmacy. essaSi.hed for ue ssp
rss:aon q 4 Mdi I'll d:.... eSnnp q es % sa
hden.y promise to person: requiring medical treatment
q
G.s % .ssspsi % GS g s I @ .y
thus avoided One Of t msm6eIs Of se CoiIss for many
surs \ Of h9is ssnpans attends for consultation daily from
'ef 46 sgs sSsks ssssr...e.
case sspcisv tsssser With ali .ypssIs
pa sss.d w. H.
oles AID consusns Rooms OF the College. ss Nassaus
care Of eoao'rhe. glet seminal EMISSIONS anu ali necs
s n G sss Hosp. s;s e. c The h s =.
By IS & e
than any Tsmedy without
70
's d, ,ss Pharmacy Ssi:TshpsoN n...
RICORD's ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE FOR THE pr;
ess Xii
~: % :s:s:
csss sss Of Medicine W. 5sN
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Or sAKsAPAKILLA.
Of Medicine and Pharmacy established the suppression Of
quackery This refined and highly rated extract
essing all the purifying qualities and cursve Of tho
above hcrbs is confidently recommended b, the Coegs in
ntey superior any Of Sarsalaa bce
the public and be relied remedy for all
e9e sia $ soeh: On s' % T.
pain in the bones joints nodes erupons ulcera
throat disease arising from the secondary Of
syphilis n,Idicious Of mercury.
sold IN single Bottles, at 70 cents eehs
:. in cages Of half dezsn Bottes.. aso
dozen 90
s. SZ ss,. s II e the gss ysis
NJ Nasxa atYNN
dlsrc ". =. EiCHARDsnN. NJ. u, Sv-it
CONSTITUTIONAL DE6LLIrY CURED-The Tonic
MIXTURE prepared by the College Medicine Pharmacy
Of the city confidently for ali cass
Of debility produced by indulgence kind
Invaluable remedy stsrlity
(unless depending a maliormation.)
Single bottles 81 each; of half doxem $5 cAcully
packed and sent 70 all paris Of the Umon
Once OF nc College of Medicine and Pharmacy 81 NaszSu
w. =, RICHARDSON, M. D., Agsns
d20rc