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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
MAsTODON.-The exhibition OF this

GIGANTIC MAsTODON.-The exhibition OF this
Nruormous Skeleton th- Minerva Rooms, 100 Broad
way will be reopsned "Wednesday morning Oct -9ih,
Al the place The bones compiling ihs skeleton were
discovered in the month of August asst IN Newburgh
Orange Co. N Y, and exhibit the mos, magnificent speo
OF this extinct OF animals ever seen Inc englh
OF tits . feet ght l. and weight 1000 lbs The eNh
btOn will be open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
the 10Th h and 3sL Wednesday pnd Thursday EVENING"
a. II o'clock in connection with the Exhibition, lecture on
The Extinct Races OF Animals and the History and Habs
of the Masodon. derived rom Indian tradition and tie
anatomical of the animal by Doct A j. frime, OF
NewOurgh
Adr,uf,rra ,, ct. rhfliren hsl fDrice 9tisuas
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C0I.n AaD .iL5NK WATCnN. ,s...ss 6. :.

(,VLU AND slLVkM WATCHks ~.,shS
NJ wholesale prices by T wlls,on, &C., ssassvsv.
No Court street, up stairs c9fns r,sn,ss IN ssr.
An vniches add n Tins establishment wureneu 80
form well or money refunded w:ies. sss %asss sSe
IS and iewelry repaired 10 ssro mae viii III. WA
snbI, wbose repuison watch r,paarr " ssIr.
y. s.~n Engaged nine 10 us fne>s se.
h, Furop., ers,e- ban W repair 10 NO.
-,,,,,,irs, ,-f ~ ora TIA, can le pTc1sc~d
Trade ""A P'""f"' WV r. WtLLlsIOH
~. 4, , ..,ssiands l No esirA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

"a LONDON LINE Of Psseu.-Regul1 Pscks. q
~ l,th November-Tbe fret csss last sailiag pecs9
Sshlp WELLINGTON, Capt Chsdwch. VII ss's -
above, hsf regular day. -.
The odafioss in this very superior vcsss iT 81
IN second cabin and seerage passengers are Too 81
require Pcrsons intending 10 empess soos
make early application board foot 81 Maid. nans
JOSEPH MeMURRAY, COZ Pine and sc.s -
The new snd splendid PACKET ship PRINCE hLnSs, -:
Capt Sebor will succeed the Wellington, and ss'i On -
D-remheY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

NOLi~Et M.-Assembly Concert and Military bal
" ROOms 45J Broadway, near Grand st-The public Is
respectfully informed that this and spacious building
erected by the proprietor finished aud extensively
furnished with the most costly aud eegsntuew Furniture
suitable for the purposes contemplated VIZ:
magnificent Ball and Concert Room for public or pri
val. use Ills and splendid room having been
furnished with every thing entirely new and OF modern
STYLE and surprising elegance never before attempted IN
hi. civ nine OF the magnificent gas Chandeliers hung
in countless numbers of brilliant glass prsms. premiums
awarded r the pattern s the largest, most superb and
costly Mirror ihe city; also ~ luxurious springseat So
fs ih cushioned bacns Window Draperies, OF tho new
est STYLE material TO match the sofas.
Ladies dfessing-room furnished with elegant window
Drapere. three very large and costly Mirrors mafbetop
Dressing Tables, with style OF brackets, ash amos
with marble tops, cushioned Sofas, Ouomans superb gas
Chandeliers, and replee with every comfort aud conye
nience
The genemens DIRE ssing room furnished with equal taste
poud, and every convenience tor then comfort
The retreshmentroom will be provided with an abundance
OF the best the city produce The Supper-roon, TIE
largest and convenient OF any IN tho cty lts ehe
length 62 feet The widest part Is 49, and can accommodate
1870 comlorsby every thing connected win THIS depart
meni viii receive the utmost attention
The above complete and elegant arrangements h" now
offered the ball going punhc and private families Inc
subscriber respec fully socs call from those IN waD Oh
the sbOye aud hopes that upon an ex animation they VIII
find thu ruth Of this notice and he VIII guarantee to Use
every reasonable his part To enfeayof 10 please
those may IA, or him with their patronage
GEO w. MILLER, Proprietor.
GEO ALKER, Superintendent,
r.,ftb ..i n.lln Rl.f
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NOM kXHIBITING ltor a shorl Ime onlyl a. !he

NOW EXHIBITING Vof SuUII HHe ouIyI u u.
Y rooms Of the National Academy OF Design corner OF
Broadway aud Leonard stsDe kuypers celebrated stat
ae (in marb 81 entitled, LA SORTiE DU Balm, toom-
M from tn. Bath This exquisite and refined work winch
been pronounced by all who Rave seen 10 be tho ehe
druyre Of modern art and which has attracted crowds OF
admirers Europe has been this county o. great
cost and risk and Is confidently opened for the In
.pection of the lovers Of this sublime and beaniual
100, ,,,cLs.. fn-t. $50 stfla
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der IT, II the country punclualy attended to- Assssier
and Malice ornaments repaired and maze equal 10
new o. IL
NIKE INSURANCE. Mgua Insurance Con.
Il pam OF lie Civ VI NeS 0fk, Once No. 81 formerly
No ~ Wa.-sL-Ihe Directions have ih- satisfaction 10 IN
form The put hat al sim- On mi, Company occasioned
y the a- disastrous ne, and other claims have been
~ st-d and paid full. and they deem proper % add
that aihous have team somewhat impaired BY
capital OF TtTo-.iic NDRED AND EiGRTY-FlyE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company TO insure against loss damage
by favorable Terms as similar institutions IN THIS
city.
Mutual 81 STEM AMI continued Il up 10 he year 1909 whea
The Mutga plan was baldUned And cnari-r obtained
retaining tie Original bat ilapproPra- naAe, The Dls
Of me Company since aI period has Teen based OF al
l>vEsrEp divided into shares Of MY dollars
b. order GECR0E IRELAND, President
A. b MCDONALD, Secretary.
N-w-YOfk, Oclo0er IAN, $40 oSo 4 cod
NIOIA..t> CtPs.-As the season for buckwneat
vi ,ass has arrived AID The children, dear creatures
fond II s~e-ienias Ne wo4.1 fesnd u-r parent. nal
wholesale and retail, by DOAhDhAN HAM,
500. blfiln- sap.
l1KITANNIA LAMf-.-A .srg- assOnn-li q Bn
ID Lamps Tor b-drOos "OIA taO.cs iaae! pieces
&C CONSTANTLY Oh hand AID iof sac by
oso s. BOARDMAN HART. Buring-slp.
I,OTTUN BATTING-Buyvfs iOf I1e Canlaa lar.
y set are solicited examine large lot Oi low priced
Bail. well put up pound sunde, a. p Cedar = secoud
foor. 90 4. y. UNDERHILL.
GAKPET WAKP-i anu llf-sIrd. IN bs.es sad nall
y
up stairs ~ l. y. CNDLhhILL.
ZINC Al >It,iT.-J. =. MAhNEK, aalhor OF M
- Kroimeutal Lesson II Music, usl.lai0r OF Webers
Theory Ac &c. WILL open new class for beginners IN
..ruiug 10 ..ng on Friday evening October oi.g al G
O'CLOCK room NJ. All Broadway and very com
pr tr, >, on lhe eemeni.fy principles OF tn
.et OF VOC exercises, and apparatus Tor Illus
rating the subject give this very superior pry.-
Tine course .---Jnsl q. adsp,rd persons
who youle prepare themselves 10 study The piano Vre
nny ORR instrument with Advantage, and WI be great
-,u OF xrn-e Il : designed a..Ae 'or Ladies and
(.sturluen F.rsi evening tree o-j 5leoGs+
a ANTIQUE SCHOOL u NE Haaoaa4 Academy d
"A De.a-The p45c ilgilei 10 Welt the collection OF
St,tuary M tie Antique school " Inc National Academy Of
{ rusr vi Broadway and Le1lar---i Thursday,
Frig aad s.lriay nexi rom 10 A NJ. p II. Admir-
nm ice. ug or-er VI ia- COunclL
% 4u-s JOtN ~ CHAPMAN. secretary.
y tyy UIILkD baczwl-as-N- aily ana carefully
nscse r ,hlppIng in btrrc-. halves quarters gains
49, &C. % n sgs u 81 All - la 0r 10
.gl ~ CROMWELL a BIRDSALL
irniss sucr-ssf-i' -f-'' = 's-T. - rf'Hfi-'
pII,HtK ~Hut-.-P-n vi lh= caro- VI 5ri.
IlYr-er.1n Mt arrived rom Paraco-s Enec consisting
81 nbat 4is pairs meas vuMeu. misses and children.
man and "a Rubbers ~ 500 PAIRS m-ns, 400 pair.
souers 100 Misses and 90 ffs ch-tcn- for sale al me
ow~.t All prices By he case or package Al he ware
hogs - OF he NewArs ~ j. Isds Rlboer Factory. 81 Ma
asa-Aae. HUTCHINSON hUSiON oi5 els
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OBS tfisua late proprietor of the Apollo Rooms

SPLENDID FESTIVAL CONCkkT-The sub
- scrher has the pleasure Of announcing TO the ladies'
and gentlemen of the city OF New YORK. that he intends q
give sylendd Vocal and Instrumental Concert on MON
DAY EVENING, the 10Th Of November, at the Broadway
Tabescleon which occasion be WIZ be sssised by ali he
distinguished professional ability Of ms CITY compineo
with The members OF the Philharmonic and New York Sa
cred Music Societies Further particulars hereafter
u. L. HILL
CARD-u. c. Hill respectfully solics all those Of me-
musical friends ladies' gentlemen, " ho may be competent
part the performances, either vocal or instrument
tai OF the above Concert for rehearsal at the Cose
um 40 Broadway on WEDNESDAY Evenings, al
o'clocs, r NJ precisely olo tSoylo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

MEMS, BOYS' AND OHILDkkhS
Fashionable CtstkssE ..
4 LARGE assortment at wholesale and retail. no -
n Bowery ~ Y. ISIS 3mis' JOS b. CLoSE q W.
~ FOR sAIE-A beautiful Scotland Stallion four
In old IA Ia considered VI the moot pcffecty
III formed animals of III. Mind ever offered 'of sns
i. civ IN NAV be seen Dlsbfows stables lead 81 me
o., y oDtw
"a To IET-Tie Store ln The building - Chat
nam Ct Also, the ID, tth and 5eh stories o he ssns
- bul.diDg Thy viii he let separately or sh iogsm~ix
81 Claihamst. Toe lofts ntendsd Tor msarfHco -
purposes- Also ihe bsss meut ofib Chatham st ,sy
sirable location for gen.eel oyster celia, porsf s'
trans maker NC &c Possession be hSi mmsdisssy'
Apply TO BLUNT SYMs. ~ Chstsan.st 90 ~
"A To I.ET-From lbe let II November 10 The lot ~
"a; Nav Is4s the and Dwelling No. sixLsvsoSs.
- sd1ining CsImnes. It's fair business stsno ,ys
drv good. or fancy store se For farther psfou sppY
o. Mr. JOAN PAIR, No. Csrninssl or !" "'S"s.
BO0GS, No. @5i Brosfssy
-. To IET-An old-fsshioned Store, WIN . gson
"a and fruit attached, situated % oxi-st oe'"
- sh-sv and b oornln sdsle Road. Tue knicssfyceh0
and awhile pass every hsh houh T0ss"s
s o% ''' Nov MOTT BRofHERs. No 7 N..ss..t
II two lots Of Ground No. IS Sprngst: hewHk -
- There are nine finished rooms six Of them WIN nIC
places front and basement hnisbod, whicn 0eos~
i've feet above ground counter cellar, 700
lefn well and pump, variety o. fui.use ~ s n,sss
L., rs fet front by lo3 deep Tbs s'nsn' nn vety
ant comm snding view u the Riyes ana county 'oI
n is within 800 ysds Of Bfosd-st And sw mnoSs ~
rom III. Railroad Depot TwotLIds OF ihe pa'.nsss ~
new can remain for several years. Enquire On 'ns
or al No - Brood o. Newuh y. :. -- o. ".
- TOR SALE or Exchange for NswGk gfspsry.a
shai s'" ~ oO 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

''' - g. Export, from Isi to 2sth October,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
LATEST DArkS.

THE SUN. THE MOON. yrLL SRA
Rises. 6 80 Sets..4 81 Sets. -. Sc Even. 2
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--ISDGPENDENr 7OPPOsIyION

~ Inc Tor Newport, Pfovidsoes and bostoss
q clrecr-1hre- umes Q week each Wy.
4 ne new stssmer OREGON, Capt A. r, 81 ysnn, WI
ave New York from Per No korh hve, "e2
,ny viii lave Prosiselcs fr Ne~ port end nss Ios -
Wooday Wednesday and Friday ., O'Clock ~. On VI
p.r- rom New York To Boston.
DECK fare from do 10 do. ..............''''" e
p.f- rom New York 10 ewport.................
D,ek y are from do TO do...............-...-.I -
Fare from New Yors To Providence.
Deck fare from do 10 d0........s.....s........- ~
For passage or fret . apply on board ihs boat 70
GEORi,E Y FAIRC HID agent, IL Weslsi ". Y. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

49,. -s4 hi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

IUf II'7 IftII IstI'T I'7It 7
tho market y too uosettled for quotations
FLOUR AND NEAL--Tte market Is rather heafy,
and although receivers generally ask 10 and mos. ~
the sales have been a; ,hi. price yet sales nave
the eyfent Of 1000 or 1900 bbs at CO. For LnsHno
there have been fsrhfr sales Of 1000 bbs; sus.m
branis Geaesce al -. Freight ?. 81 q e % ~
In Southern there is no change re" a"y' s.10 W.
bbs Richmond City "Gallego- SOFA ,l . -.
81 Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

4 O~T-Ret,seen the Bank OF New-York ard our store,
IL our note. for $500 and SIS IS. A. the same had
been paid at the Bank Of New YORK tney are Of 10 real
yaIua 10 snv one aud tie finder will confer favor by
leaving The same Al :, Broadway 49,
rso ifv d. APPLETON x CO.
4 CsT-Two Chniz ComiOrtablesi left through mistake
a, some house in the vicinity Of Nuihst and Broad
way Any information respecting them VIII be thankfully
recci. ed hi 653 Broadway. ooo Su.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
Expo-,, from lst to 2s,h October,

Corn -, -, 1900
Wheat. -.--.----------- --1'o1i uurh'ls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALNANAC.......TH THIS DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-12-10

Reuben Hart. Guard'a. to Harriet H. Law,
settlement,
Adam Poe, Guardn to the heirs Of Solomon
jennings, settlement.
Epaphrodi:us Loveman, !Guard'n. to the heirs
of Alphcus Streatcr, settlement.
Albert Brocket, Guar6'n. to the heirs Of Jonah
Hine, settlement.
On which snid accounts the said Master
reports the amount of ssets, the moneys paid
and that he finds the vouchers sufficient, (,
Ordered that said accounts and reports be-
plaeed upon file in the Office of the Clerk
of our said Court and continued for the in.
spection and exception Of all persons inter>
ested until the next term of our said Court.
md IS further ordered, that notice Of the fl>
4ng of said sceounts and reports be given by
publication, by said Clerk, pursuant to tho
Statute in such case made and provided.
A true copy from the Journal of said Court.
Attest, HORACE Y. BEEBE, Clerk
Dec. |, 1S45. SW2f.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-12-10

States, al Washington. removed the office of SuI>
veyor General from Cincj0natl, in this State hE
Detroit in Michigan. Sslh this office, were alb
the original records, maps and field notes, per.
tanning 10 the original surveys of Tho lands of
Ohios On Receiving information of Tho removal
of this office. / made application,to to tho oficera
of the Geueral Government for transfer 10 this
State, of the records. maps, documents &e ia,
the Surveyor Generals Office, so far as they re.
lated to the original surveys and tnles TO lands in
Ohio. In acceptance with mysrequest, the trans.
fer was made In August and the records, maps,
field notes &c., were committed 70 the charge Of
Samuel Williams Esq, of Cincinnati. who now
holds the saInc subject 70 the order Of thu General
Assembly. ~
1t will be necessary to create State offae of
Surveyor General, otherwise provide for tho
performance Of the dutes and the preservation of
the records and papers. that copies of tli field
notes, records, and other documents relative to
our land titles, can bo furnished and authontca~
ted , as competent evidence, under the certificate
of State officer
e The documents, records, &C., received from the
/, United States, are SO voumnious, and the duties
!, to be performed of such character, that they
cannot properly DO annexed 10. any o: the existing
officers of The State. Lauthoiized Mr.. Williams
Il to procure a. accurate set Of Surveyors instru
Z 7tu,ents, a4seehIG with those which have been
fused, as a standard IN the original office, apart
of which he has obtained. As this is a matter Of
much importance, in preserving evidenca of the
titles to real estate in Ohio. TRUST it will receive
g due attention at your hands. p
The necessity for the construction Of new Pub,
y lie Buildings for the transaction of The business
~ Of the State, and the safe keeping Of the Public
" RecQfs must be appareAs 20 spery observer Tb,
4 1iniers Of The Slate, and public opinion alike
}. demand that the work Of the new State II us
!. should be no longer suspendcd. The suhjoet'
- worthy Of your imme ate attention, and trus
will not be overlooked. .,
In the discharge of the various and responsible
duties of the pre- ent session. Indulge tie flles
+ confidence that your deliberations With marko'
le by wisdom, and guided BY patriotic regard TO
the rights and interests ofthe people of the State
Nothing can tend moro to elevate our governm mi
and secure the attachment and confidence Of th'
n, people, than an inflaxble adherence to the die
n. iates Of istiee, aud due regard to stability sn
of harmony of action in our public councils. i
~ conclusion, permit me 10 invoke the supreme Rb
- Ter of the Universe tn direct your deliberations il
the spirit of Cancellation and disinterestednes,
ci and TO sgnalize them in the advancement Of I'll
i" prosperity and welfare Of the people.
he ..-, NJ. BARTLEY.
CottMpus, December, Q! 1915. ,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-12-10
PROBATE NOTICE.

Tie State of Ohio. Court of Comm OH Pleas
Portage County,s IS. : Nov. Term, A. D. ls4s.
"pRoBATE ACCOUNTS
Darius Lyman, Esq. Master in Chan
cery of our said Court to whom, by q stand.
ing rule all Probate Accounts are referred for
his examination and report, presents to slhe
Court the accounts of the Executors and Ad.
ministrators on the following estates and Of
the following Guardians, to wit:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-12-10

GALE o" REAL ESTATE BY okDEH
y OF COURT.-On the Goth day OF De-
cenber next, at one o'clock in the afternoon ION
a palmyra on the premises, will be sold TO the
hiphest bidder, the following real estate %
the property of James Hazard, deceased; 10
wit: situate in Palmyra, Portage county, oa
the South side Of Lot number -, III say
Township as l7.l0o acres less % ao' WV ~
the south west corner of sand lot
JANE HAZZARD, Execntfix OF
JAmEs HAzzARD.
Panama. Nov. II, f895. 4ME1.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-12-10
WANTED,

WANTED,
xx7HEAT, Corn, Oats, Buckwheat,- Rye.
wv Beans, Flax Seed, Feathers, TalloW,
rhee.e. Batter, and-CASH-at the Cash
snd reudy pay Store Of GILLETT Y CO.
CASSlMERES.
AN extensive assortment OF PtGln and
N Fancy Cassimes. 9. PRENTisS
o:t. 7,is4s' ,.s - -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-12-10

CALE OF REALESTATE BY ORDER
= OECOURT. .--On the 2oth day OF De-
cember nexE at one o'clock in the afternoon
on the premises. in. Palmyra, will be sold to-
the hig hest bidder, the equitable interest be-
longing to the Estate otsSamuef polin, 90,
pcesed, to wit: in two huhlred acres, Of Land
on Lot. No. EIghty.two (s2l in said Town
ship of Pa'myra, subject to the Dover estate
of Mary l'olin therein.
WILLIAM N. MERWIN, Ad'stI. OF
-. SAMUEL PoLfN.
p.rors,s Nov ~. i845, 4Wg5.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-12-10
william R. Sawyer's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub,
~ scrlher has been appointed and qualified
as administrator on the estate Of VIM. b.
Sawyer, late OF Brim6cld, Portage county,
OHIO; decd, All persons indebted to SAID
estate are requested to make immediate pay,
naent, and those having claims against said
es,ate will present them within one year trout
this date for settlement.
URIAH SAWYER, ia.
~Bumfeld Nov. 18th. 1845. Swe6.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-07

tDAsrAtooNs. rASrAL'oNs 800 p.,n. n., ,,..;...
cheap for cash os ~ prgS .. c s"'i |
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NASH Il WOODHOUSE

on hsnd their NeW Establishment the ruins OF Tire
Eagle Hotel No l3s Main street. Richmond great variety
pss and besuilia books fancy articles Piano Poe
q. cfa-,s.ss asd New Year anons winch
my be fonnd Heaf,s Rock Beass fSuu Kszp.L
Aekerrans Forget csueruoss HaopcaI Annual Chi
net nj foty and Romance, Natures Gems American Wild
fhwe ne GIN T- Religious Souyen
leaflets Of heoo Tie American keepsake fdrnp.' Offering
ibe Ladies Scrap Book Tue Roe. Gn The Re-
ereAhoa eu sf young reader The Song
CANT volume Of music Oxford Bibles bound in vel
vet soa chap and d noor.s iAla Rokh ~ plates richly bound
Nasery gallery Porra< 20 pis ThcinsoS elegantly
hufs'"d aHi richly bound Tie Payer bound IN
en- seet ro clasps lid Poeeai WORKS Burns. Atnoa Scott.
campbell cowSef Mrs Hrrians Ms Laiou.
elegant edons Bunyans PIErin.. Po=rts are Illustrated t
GAM Albums Hymn Books beautifully bind every
ninnaiIon eoh and Sycr Pencil Ca
Lsdiss Work Boxes Por Soo- Po.sa w.!.ar Drs. E...n
'afi Cases Velvet PoekeiBooks iia-I Pins ,ou,
Piano Fories A. 10
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9tritturcs of tbc flrcttra.

VINHIS disease is Nd common. anil oflen 40
- alarming d-saRi chief a<ic. % an er
p~siroe~d fhy.iear.
Their Of The Urihra
ac"rr The If~s symPtoo. al ~ieA paiisD afflicted with
u i~a met frequently eompah naiVify
na~t' ',- and ma
ah~fai'h 10 the
'sa sni-er Than usual AMI - 5tksd pf
% hf ." Jns' boieei eonp-< the Iusb
IN inc hsni To voi ms urn. and generally
s mann 81 errftnr an 81 the
me ire passage Of the
arc eoi', N -yinsnn OF
ne"s dseargs the Urekra. which
ai"n OF TIE receiving vrs-ei- Wbsn tia a
kaea nAnfs the URN. VIII onsn beson. quite
miseo with blood pain i'm
vo,dins The nrins, and hkswis< x-.sr.I debility
ihe inf'rdats of a u.uasfSoa in the
par a~crh which occasions thiskning NJ
position ." Adhesive matter around that rrone.
u the diameter Of lily canal
fr 10 eon--erahs The UrrsI1s may pesv. e,ns Of
rhr1 OF arayb- DaeeJ by dtkns tsn. Tan AMI y
INJURY OF TIE pafi When p.-ni aborins unsf Goaoa.a
- i"2fudsni To aE- riding irs drinking "a.
Ps h"~h 8" the most powerful ean-es of the ps-at 4y
aud such a. rarely fail tn produce : Z forms
hLsn a,sent able an AIS ne
cal practitioner. Re b.,f n M ard IAN,
Pei;y adssrR IN TIE instructions given unlappy
and inAiirniion much Thrill,
Is an indipuabi- fact sgInssr p-non. Afflicted nh
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