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Law Intelligence.

COURT CALENDAR FOR THIS DAy.-Circhif Court
g. Frost vs. Buscome g. Hutchngs VI. Wortendyke; 9,
Csntliv.rs vs. Ryder %, Ladd vs.. Moore 81, Jones
adsn. spear 80, Emmons ads Lee; 40, Chaitsan VI.
Nottingham; AZ, Hennemsn Brace; 4s, Corey vs.
Cobb AZ, Leavitt vs. Smith; 81, Myer sdsm Carey 50,
Adrianoe vs. Miller; So Browne vs. Howe; "a, OConnor
vs. POST bS. Alcot vs. Calender. Common Pleas list
Part-lc7, Saunders vs. White 100. Ovens Bennett;
isl Lo.bsr 70; Lekoy johnson vs. Thayer; nss
Bend 81, Wohhmann W Lpnap; IS Ferris Va schwarts
lol, Russell Wortendy ks; III, Busch vs. Hibbard
Second Psrt-o6, Grant VS.. Holden; 100, Manning VS.
Dayton; O. Chamberlain vs. Mckenzie; 9, Taylor W.
MoGt TO- Foster vs. Price; ~, Pnips vs. Nelson; sas,
Lensrts vs. Bowers; 1s, Moore vs. RUSSELL SO, Indley
70. Gilmore; 10. Gennin W. Griffin 40, Haughey VI.
MeKson ~, Hart vs. Kursheet 80, Clement vs..
Drinkers 81, Goodhue vs.. Burt; 80, Giles Rusk So
Goodwin vs. Rey; 40, De Kline Palmer as Haggerty
70 Flsag o. Pierce vs.. same; CO. Hicks Wilson; 81,
Ferris " Draper; SO, Wyeth vs. Fssg; 70, Bush ".
~ S"er; s42, Moher vs Look; 1901 Butler VI. Bowman
%, Douglass vs. Horton.
,. MILLER IsDrcrrD AoAIv Grand Jury found
ef indictment against George Miller Of this city, to-
Ssy. The indictment which contains IL counts charges
lin WIN having In his possession and uttering forged
Pspss In the name Of s. r Belknap, TO the Of
S1s,oV. Miller came into court with his lawyer, Mr..
waved the reading Of the Indictment, aud plead
NOT gui,,y The case was continued, and bail was g
Boston 7fsrsHr, STA inst.
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,fimmedlats liabilities over imms

Exceses OF immediat0 liabilities over fmme'
diate means. SsSo21oH
We have pat down the cash items" given In the
bank returns, among the immediate means but as The
items included under that head comprise checks on
banks and such evidences OF debt they would not be
available in the event Of immediate and extensive de-
mand upon the banks for specie.
The of specie in the banks Of this city, at the
present time is FIVE millions Of dollars the cir
culation about I've millions, and the deposits about
twenty millions The specie hand would about pay
the circulation leaving the depotor to look to the cash
items and other unavailable assets Of the bank pay
msnt other claims In the event demonstration on
ths part Of bill holders to the specie the depostors
would not wait until the vaults drained but would
take OF themselves In time When bank suspends
the bill holders have better claim upon It's assets than
any other class OF creditors and the assets st ap
proprsted to the liquidation of the ssues bat before
suspension the depostors have good claim upon the
specie the bill holder The dspositors can, by com
bnaton deprive the bill holders of the specie In the
bank Our capitalists the largest depositors In the
banks and they ct any time compel the banks TO
suspend. The banks walt until every dollar of
specie Is drained from them-thsy permit their
vaults to be cleaned entirely oubefore they suspend
and II would therefore, require but very moderate
combination among the most specializing class Of ospi
tsts TO bring about asuspspoion Of speuie payments
In less than thirty days. The banks have more to fear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-10

To the Medical Profession OF tho United
the in London the advance sheets Of the British
and Foreign Chrurgics Review, will few days
superor 10 typography aud every other
Medical Review aud The Chirurgcai Review being
now united and embracing the ens Of both Journals they
shall publish the united works the price
we uhsh TIE British and Foreign Medical heview viz
sub'cnbe and agents. whom the usual discoun. will Be a.
lowed) will please sddess their orders post paid g. B.
ZIGBER & CO.. Publishers. rhiladepha, Pa
Agency and intelligence Once agency OF
the Grman Society Of New Orleans and intelligence Office,
No ~ Toulouse street. Persons want of German Mechan
made.
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Sporting IneeJI0Usuce

THr MONTGOMERY Eoor RACE The racs betvsen
Gilderseve and steeprock which came on at Mont
gomery Alabams, on the Goth ut. IL thus described
tea mile loot race, doing the ton miles in In Am
2as track very heavy Owing to the state Of the
compelled to mako but nine miles the hour to win The
mile being relinQuished BY the proprietor Of
the course AT the start steeproek pushsd OF like an
invins" A he IL but the steady pace indomabI,
game Of Cildsrslsye brought him ont 10 the end Mel
theT seemed nuoh dlstrN6ood,
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1IatIied.

Ga Thursday, Decemb-r asa, at S. Johns CHI APPEL.
by the Rev. Dr. wainwright. Capt JAMES TRArHES, to
Miss soPHrA MARY Pool PRssoN, OF his ci y.
At the Church OF the Ascension in this city. Sat-
urdsy. January sth by the Rev. q 7 Bstsl JoHN II
BkgcKM.N to MAroAREr GARpISER, youngest
daughter Of the late ID -vif Gardiner q.
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Quotations THE PRINcIrAL srocKs IN THE New

Acomparison Of prices ruling ct the close Of the mar
kst yesterday with those current at the opening shows
an advance in Treasury notes Of per cent Illinois 6s
Xxi aud decline In Reading Railroad of per cent
Norwich and Worcester, Il Harlem, u; Long Island, Nj
Farmers Loan, y; Morris Canal, u There was no.
thing done during the week In the smaller fancies.
The next six months will, without doubt create very
important revolution IN the financial affairs of this
country Within that time the financial policy OF the
government relative to loans will be more clearly
defined and the position Of banks better known
The banks Of principal cities at present In We
~ dangerous position and We know not what few
months may bring forth They arc, apparently, In
sound and strong condition. but they are in the power
of small clique Of individuals who crush them any
moment. The drain Of specie for shipment to Europe
to meet tho demand from the commercial classes in Eng
land, and In payment Of the government drafts for
funds furnished troops In Mexico cannot continue
much longer without alarming those having deposits In
city banks and forcing them to resort to measures
ensuring their protection. The immediate liab-
ties Of banks immense compared with their i'm
mediate means, and any demand Of consequences from
their creditors would compel them to suspend Accord
ing the most recent returns the and
liabilities Of the banks Of this State were follows
Aggregate amount Of circulation. .S2j,2S7 256
Aggregate amount Of deposits. .-...... 5000 sls
Total immediate liabilities. ...... .s6I ssa OLA
Imm.diate Means Specie. ....$9,l 07 900
Cash items. s,7os,s77 sl7,sIl,4s7
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INTELLIGENCE Blythe MAILS.
Nailume Statisli.s.

WAsHiSoroS, Jan. 7, lssS
send you another series Of valuable stasticsl docu-
msnts which take fron the Report on Commeres and
Navigation They will be found highly useful TO your
commercial readers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Stasment exhibiting hs number Of American
and F1rsiyn pessets pith thar tonnage 1tteh Srsl
tnio each dts,ict 0 the U"ited Siaes during The
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-Nr C. z. Marsh. Accountant. author Of the Science
q Oou Die entry scot keep simpli6ed" and the Art Of
Book keeng Improved" continues
above The pupil becomes familiar from actual with ALI
the books constituting and good capacity will
by this course become compet'nt book keener about
MONTH avd will receive certificate that effect Prospec-
tuies with terms, obtained al the rooms from A. NJ.
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FpH-Ssles 20 cases. each case containing 100 boxes
ssrdines sghtly damaged sold BY auction at $50
a A5o, cash.
FRuIr--The market steady, aud moderate sales
bunch raisins made at 81 81 so for wet dried
HEMr--The market wss still quiet.
LEAp--No sales reported.
MoLAssEs-Nsw Orleans and new foreign were both
scarce and steady; the former was worth 2sc.
NAVAL SToREs-No sales reported.
OLs-LINsEsp-Engsh was In light request ct SIC
and city pressed worth $50 500, with moderate
sales There nothing new In hsh oils
rhovsioss- Old pork wasvery dull old mess WAS said
TO be offer at so and prime under " New messwas
light supply with sales to the trade omc so 20 bbls
in ots) ut $I2 Lard-Ssles Of $50 bbs reported
at SC skc 80 tierces Of shoulders sold private
terms Butter-No change. Cheese-Saes Of 100 casks
were made at $40. (this State)
RcEsaes OF 100 torces were made, middling TO fair
quality, at % as q - 62k.
svoAa--No sales Of Importance were reported Prices
remained steady.
TALLow-Ths sales within two or three days have
reached about 81 800 lbs at M for inferior country
to . $40 for good country and city rendered Prime
nrm ct s}< cts.
TosAcco - We submit the usual weekly statement,
showing tho prices sales receipts and stock hand for
the week ending this afternoon, the sth inst =
Sold this q Stock
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Perpetual Gt0ss Over Shne.-The Int expe-
tho nfac,ure Of metallic Rubber have ued
10 the PRODUCTIONS Of pecu ly adapted city
can.t,nt vanishing these from the pscps, ebs,acie,
only the Goodyear Rubber Emporium, i5s Broadway,
haInbun's Hotel
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Second voume Of these Of hum,r. fun.
poetry, setin cot rail- philosophy. and grossQere
10 ready il contains 1863 pages nd ~ Sc lily
printed IN. picket y.ume1p,ice c.p'. only The frt
ndependent Oae dollar will entle the sender the
volumes and the Sunday Mercury fo- six hs
either volume and the psper FIR nine inhs AdIre sun
day Mercury. le9 Nassau street NY.
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s9d braauiul instruments known as Noo'ne DIS Gradss'
excellent and s.cru' articles of the kind
troduced Thev have received The communication .f a
distinguishes Of the medic profession FL heir pere
simplicity and convenience. In sll disorders the
effect wonderful Each instrument wsrrsote
anufactured and sold by D. z. Moorhead 1872 Broadwa
New York
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% only The fact that these Pens inv apy warranted
lat best Of t-r aud the led
they the hest and che Pen in The wor".o sold nX
Sc and j. Ssv.r.' "a Fulton IT, Gold Pens and Cs.ss Of
every description Wholesale and retail Il the lowest prices
CHANGED.
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Statement erh6itine the number american and Fereign
pesse1s Ufh their tonnage wnich ents ed into the United
States during the year ending acth June. Isi7.
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Statement ssht1tns ~. nuwe.r Of am.riean era F.rss~
mage. during the year snd,ng gfh June 1877. =.
To frres Tpus To No Tam
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1913.

american ve'sel' az; Ia -, sss
''''ff Total number Of Crews ....... ~. issIss
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lures say the laws and the prophets at fault
But now let take Christianity 1t established
which God mas dsssnes We can settle It BY referring
to the Scriptures Oar Divine Saviour had selected his
church making Peter and his successors on earth the
head that church. which was to spread throughout
al nations" He promised to remain with his church
throughout all to the contamination Of the
world Our Divine Savior also commanded that there
should be his church. and declared
h.nceforth Peter to men 20 and
though to be aids Peter to be the head
The Saviour said again Thou art Peter and on this
rock will build my church and to thee will the KEYS
Of the Kingdom Of heaven Here Peter Is made 10 be
the great and glorious gatherer, who destined BY
the Saviour TO bind all nations. Again, "Thou ART
Peter, upon this rock will build my ohurch-feed
my lambs" The third time the Saviour asked him.
Lowest thou simon!n Peter answering and tearing
lest something lurking in the Saviour
Feed my sheep Peter stands by modesty and atm
had the high prcrogsve with which he Invested by
the Saviour The Saviour again says Satan has sought
perform he wishes to destroy you" The Saviour tells
him of the owl one and that all in equal danger
thou may not be betrayed This was known to the
Saviour and then the saviour said, " Go preach the
gospel nations Peter was to be the supreme head
Of the churchthe pastor among his colleagues Now
We understand Christianity because there was authority
on the part OF the mere ,nhdels phioso-
piers WAC dsregarded Christianity Plato and Arts oe
we're copfated on this very dawn Of the Penticost,
which tells them that Jesus Of Nazareth was the very
hind recognized other than Peter the head Of
the church, and II clear that Christianity was
thus established, and that 1t was by the au-
thority Of the Divine law. The Saviour says
And 10 am with you all days, uato the
nation OF the world" IL Is possible for
that on such authority Christ would desert his
church Peter was the foundation the church the
edhcs and we IT. and the chu can't exist
will out Peter That authority Ia now vested in this
RAman Pontf Let us now then, look to past ares
taat authority existed then, It exists now but IL 10
an authority that existed and oognixsd by the
councils IN the Christian church IL WAS recognised
by Leo and whenever and by whom-ths sue.
cessor of Peter-it was Peter that spoke was Peter
rhn vvs he h al "a In rhv.~~I
All these hesuu dogmae Of religion were asssied and
hesc preiudces fostsrsd the church withhold Il
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-27
THE EAGLE
Life & Health Insurance Company.
No. 40, UaH Street, Ne,c York.

No. 40, UdU Nreet, NeU lOrE.
(MANHATTAN BANK BUILDlNG,)
rs prepared to insure Lives, grant endownents
Eaad anuuries. In addition 10 the annually re-
served funds out of premiums, this company has
capital of $50, 900, and no dividends will be paid
10 the shareholders until the assets amount to
5000 OOO The directors persf nally response
bic To the ipsured, if the capital impaired by
improprr mana cement. The rates are TEN PER
crNr. LOWER than the rates of mutual companies,
anc credit of forty per cent. will be given on
policies for the whole duration oil life.
ADVANTAGES
WHICH THIS COMPANY HOLDS OUT TO INSURERS.
|. Our ample paid-up capital to meet whatever
extraordinary risks NAV arise.
. Premiums lower than mutual companies.
3. No responsibility to insurers beyond the pay
ment of the premium.
a. NJ risk of partnerships with all classes Of
persons and its serious consequences.
s. No liability to have the sum insured reduced,
or to make further contributions in case of NOR.
talitv beyond the estimated average.
6. The certainty OF having every claim paid as
soon as substartiated, whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place.
7. The stock hodersar directors having large
interests in the company, fords security to the
insured that 5 affairs will be conducted so as TO
secure safety and stability
Premiums for TIE assurance Of 500 on stagfe
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-27

TN subscribers have Just opened n W Foun
Il dry on Park ST., One Block west of Main
street whe'e they intend to carry on the business
IN all It's various branches.
PLOUGHS,
VIII be Kept cons family on hand, the Mich ga n
plough much improved it has given the best sat.
lstactIon OF any Cast Plough now in use. Farmers
are requested particularly call and examine be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. With the view f bring
ing thus Plough into general use, II will be sold
very low price.
Horse Power Threshing Machines, Caldron
Kettles, Wagon and Pipe Boxes, OF all descrlp-
tons.
Saw & Grist-Mill Castings made TO orderand
on short notice.
As the subscribers have just got Large Lathe
IN their establishment, they ilalrer themselves tina,
they can do work cheaper and better thar evei
has been done in Southport.
Repairing of Threshing Machines will receive
prompt attention. Patterns for the Machines now
in general use are kept on hand.
In short all kinds of Castings and Finishing
done In as workmanlike manner, and on as rea-
soabe terms as at any other Foundry west of
Lake Michigan.
JOSHUA DAVIS. ANDREW LEONARD
Southport. March % 1877 no
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-27

| send you this for publication. and any person
you may refer TO me, would be happy 20 inform
OF the benefit have received at your hands.
Yours, truly, john HALL 40 Fulton st.
July 5, 1916.
CAUTION,
Owing to the great success and immense sale oil
Dr. Iownsends Sarsaparilla, a number OF me n
VINO were formerly our agents, have commenced
making Sarsaparilla Extracts, EIixirs, Btters,
&c They generally put it up in the same shaped
bottles, and copied our certificates and advertise
menfe, tanning that theirs is far superior and iou
times ST ronger than Dr.. Townsends. &C.. hopi &
thereby TO deceive the public. Some use fictitious
names, few use their own; some of these unprin-
cipied men publish counterfeit certificates, others
nave induced their brothers and other interested
persons TO allow the of their names, TO which
they put Esquire, to give them fespe ia blty.
One makes medicine and puffs it with respectable
names procured by using DR.. Townsend's Sarsa-
parlila, published them cured by his stuff. He
Sso publishes the certificate OF person who styles
hlms9lf an Nj ID. who mends shoes, digs wells
and doctors horses by turns fora livelihood These
ana great variety at other tricks are performed
ny there men TO dispose OF their ira sh. The public
should be on their guard, and look out for coun-
terfelts.
Principal Office, l26 Fulton st. Sun Building.
y Y; Reddlng ~ Co. State ST. Boston; Dyott
Il Sons, l32 North second st, PHILADELPHIA; i
Hance, Druggist, Baltimore Durol & Co Rich
mond; NJ Cohen, Charleston; Wright x Co.
l3l Charles st. New Orleans; l05 South Poarlst
Albany; and by the principal Druggists and Mer-
chants generally throu ghout the United States,
West Indies and Canada
Sold by SAWYER * CO., Southport.
February, 81 dS-t I 20 SDn
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-27

t. 8 unrivalled remedy tor Ague and F,v.r,
Dumb Ague land Chill Fever, is gaining thar de.
gree of importance which a successful ant d ,te
to those distressing scourges demanded.
From every Ague and Fever district in our fai
fertile and boundless west, come the testimonials
of the health giving properties of the Tonic Feb
riuge, arriving as they do from sources of unques
,ionable character, as many of them are our own
fellow. citizens, who we see in our daily walks.
realizing the blessings derived from the prompt
curative qualities of the Febrifuae in aeue cases
For Sale by f. II. STRIKER,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-27

DR. J. s. WOODS SARSAPARILLA
IL ELMER, WARRANTED To Dr. THE CHEAP
EST, and TrE BFsf pTepa ratIOn ot Sdrsapa-
nIla ever offered to the American people.
This preparation of SarsaparIlla has been prov
I ed by very many eminent Physicians, TO be more
/ ei!ectual in purifying The blood than any other
medicine known. Il has effected many as,onish-
ing cures and is truly highly valuable frlepd TO
/ all persons in any way atiected'wth diseases. It's
! cures are speedy and permanent, renovating the
system and invls oratirg the patient, under lis i'm
mediate control. We have only TO s y that il
has for its agents large nnf:lber eminent med
! ical practitioners who make general use OF II in
/ their prance. 1t is pun n? in quart bottles and
| is neither patent. quaci, or imperial medicine.
/ We give extract ri few of The many highly
respectable rec concentrations VoluntarllJ sent US:
Rev. T. h. RawsOn, OF Albacy, considers it
" the best article for perso rs debtaed and of
scrotuous habits, offered to the American peo-
pie"
Rev. Allen Steele, of Troy, sav,, ait far en-.
cells all the popular nlcdciaes'
Rev. Z. NJ. HItchtcck, of Albany, recommends
ii as "a most valuable -nd medicine for Weak
ness Scrotu !ous Humors and Nervous derange
men,s."
Rev. Elias Vanderip, of Albany, says, ION
taking but enc bottle, found relief in Scrofulous
llumors OF 20 or 30 years standing"
Rev. |. \. Wykofi, of Albany, recommends II
Many of the best Physicians of Aibany pres
crbe II tor their patients; also Physicians OF roy,
Utica, Rochester, &c.
DIR. f. Church, of Marshal, Michigan, copsid-
ers 1t 6 the best preparation OF the kind now in
uSe.'
DIR. S. p. Cunningh has compared il with
Tcwn%end's, and declares 1t " ches per and better
than Townscnd's."
Dr. b. F. Fairfield has tested it and finds 4,
!" the best preparation Of saEsaparia ia the mar
ket.''
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Albany Freebooter, April 9th. 1917, saws "a We
heheve DIR. J. S. Woods Sarsaparila Elixir TO
be carefully psepared from articles purely vegeta
bic, and by sklllful physician, whose landing in
society will secure public confidence'
Albany KnlckeTbocker of March 18th. Ia47.
pays the same compliment TO Dr. Wood. and adj
% we think we hazard nothing in saving il Is the
best and most concentrated preparation of Ssrsa-
pariIla befp re the public
Albany Spectator says, TN the fxedness of /
principle and stern integrity ofDr Wood we have /
assurance that no article appearing under his name
would be other than as represented by HIM. =
81 His Sarssparia stands high wherever it has
been introduced"
Sold wholesale and retail by Sawyer & Co,
Southport, Wis, lyl4.
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From S. f. Cary Esq, Counsellor at l.; y 10
tie Agents at Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, Oct. 18th. :S45.
Messrs. Sanford X Park In June last Was
attacked with that most affecting md imp lrssah!
disease, the Chill and Fever. The paroIysms
returned daily and were very severe. My phyS.
cal energies had previously been mubh impaired
by previous stIack of bilious fever Having
tred several tavorile remedies without relief,
friend in whom I'd confidence recommended
DIR. Osgood's India Cholagogue. procured
bottle and followed the accompanying direction"
The consequence was that had but one paroT'
ysm after taking the first dose. and my general
lea It'll was rapidly restored without using any
other medicine. | dispensed the remainder OF
the bottle to two other persons similarly afflicted
and with the same results. One OF them had
been shaking for eiqhr months and was relieved
in two month by the use ei The Cholagogue.-
consider i, my duty as it is my pleasure 10 reta
ommend il. ha ving the most entire confidence IN
its sanative power. Yours truly. S. +. CARf.
From Hon. Il. Plat, Attorney General of the
State of Michigan, to the Agent at Detroit.
Detroit, March 2, l645.
Sir Having personally experienced the good
effects of DIR. Osgood's India Chofagogue l
most cheerfully co.. ply with your request by
presenting my testimony in its favor. In my
own case, well in many others which have
come under my obse rvation, this medicine has
effected speedy and permanent cure and
have the fullest confidence in it as preventive
tiveea against, aud an efeciual remedy Tor fever
and ague, and as d remedy for such, ] cordially
recommend IT. am, sir, very respectfully,
L. PLATT
Be sure 70 enquire for " DR.. OSGOOD'S IN
Ola CHOLAGOGUE," and take no other.
For sale by SAWYER & &C. 3
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-27
MARSHALL g. PHELPS,
New and Valuable Work.

SIX LECTURES on the Uses of the Lungs
CCauses- Prevention and Cure of Pulmonary
Consumption, Asthma or Phthisic and Diseases
OF the Heart-on the Laws of Lon eevity-and on
the Mode OF Preserving Male and Female Health
TO hundred years. Twenty eight Engravings,
324 pages. BY Samuel Sheldon Fitch A. NJ
NJ. Forsale at
Augus, T. ~. KINGS BOOK STORE