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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
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W0EPE,S

WtssEa''S
COOKING STON Els.
r~,IE subscriber has usw on nAad a lhh supply ~
III me ahaye Stoves and respectfully inv iesilose who
sra IN want OF q good article "a call and Examine ms
STOCK which te VIII sell Tow, as ne the oily aseht 'f
tbs sal. Of them. purchasers may rest assured thet are
- 4. cpxrtsE NolFF Stow when they buy OF him.
C~ULBEBrON.
, Ia sptne coal eooktn ing stoves otfttsHufE Manufacture
~, srf,,ie to.etbar with a GENERAL assortment o,
S1fPEK. TIN and SHEET X o WARE. al OF
which " IN be disposed OF on The most feSson"oie u"
COPPER, TLN,
AND SHEET IRON WARE MANuFAtIoRf,
lS5 MARKET Square, Wheeling, Va.
s5.HE subscriber respectfully informs mr. ntenn s w r.
z he public generally that he has removed ms sac
f.,ns MO ne iarse hrick hnilding Sdloining ms Old
stand, where he is fully prepared TO do az "olN, 1nne'
in Tin. Copner o. sheet iron, entrusted 10 hini, withde
,steh. nave on hand a sarge assortment of TIN ard
Cooper ware that viii self casa OF - ptonst eHs!o
mers on a shsrt credit. mrli oEo !ohNeoN
SoFFEE MILLs-A superior article Of Livingston
~ &~Eossin's mangtas,nle on sSIa SNa . sac 9no " a
m1l JphNSpN 't""N.
DISSOLUTION.
ruE partnership heretofore existing under The firm of
| FsFsyrn nAxKs. at W heeiing, Va. aud Browns
vile. Pa, Is tins day dissolved, ~ mutual consent
AMES n. FORSYTH,
wheeling. July u, lsis. JAMES r.. BAKER.
90 pARTNRRsHIP.-rhe Undersigned, having this
y dav entered into partnership, VIII continue we f"f
NNrftns aud tputult~stnu hN-ihtr-- a. v NtHH"N ~"
tr,sxnsytue. nnisr Tho name aad style Of FaVsY IA s.
- a.. beretofore. 4. BAKER.
- ARD T.. FORSYTH,
Wheelins, July IL, ls4s. RoBEKr FORSYTH.
ErElNEU aud for sale, a tew de1ens nne sssortep
rafse STA, at sugl2 ~HoRNbKooK & Coz.
DISSOLUTION.
77HE partuership h~ereteio-t eA@iins te1wsea Whish,
k''s,s,, EiVafd Anderson, Aimed Evans, and
Fr.utf,n anderson. uuderthe dem Il " 4 Z ASpERsoA
80 wssd,solyei Apul LEI. By mutual consent.
WILLIAM Anderson,
EuNN ARD ~ANuERSON,
AlFkEu A
N.v FRANKLIN ANDERSON.
rzuE hussnes. Of the dnm viii he conducted by ths
d subscribers a. heretofore under TIC Old syie OF W
= T. ANpgasoS s 90.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
EhM K ANnEESUN.
Wheeling. May l. FRANKLIN ANDERSON,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

e%asouahle goods
MEMS BOOTS.
1900 pairs mcns thiCk boots
eco do mems kin do
SEQ do siout calf do
$50 80 cali Napoleon tapped Roots
MEMS RROt ANS
1900 pairs mems thick hrogaus
1900 do mems kip hroraus
SEQ do mems stout calf hrogaps
500 do goat and calf nump SOLE brscsps
BOYS y YOUTHS BOOTS
COO PAIRS hoy's thick boots
80 do hoy's kip do
lo do stout calf 10
$50 do youths thick do
$50 do Youths kfp do
100 do Youths calf do
BOYS N YOTTHfS RROCANs
SEQ pairs Youths thick brueans
500 do boy's do do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
MILLINERY.

TyTRS WADE aay he sccn a. The same place. where
AVA she offers for SAFE splendid >tock Of Sprnr Nit.
merry. and = prepared 20 attend 10 SIN aud straw work
al every description. MRS. A.. WADE,
Apfhl4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
NJ. 100. MAN SrREET.

Tusr recd lot oflouhie aud single rounded English
~ Bride Filings aud MsFtinsaes, VERY neat artieiei
Also. GA haad. lot OF uur Own maHutsc,ure, for SAFE
b,wer thsn usual ~lsePt-9I hlco..t CARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
GOLD S~PECTACLES.
Just Published.

10 AVS ALGEBRA. part hrst, on the Analytic
"a and Inadctivc methods Of instruction: with ua-
merouS practical exercises. neSgned for Common
schools aud ~Acaaemies. ~ Joseph Ray, NJ. u. Pro
fessor OF Mathematics m Woodwdrd College, Cincin-
natl, OHIO, and author Of tho Eclectic Series of Arith
met,r. For sale hy JOUN n. THOMPSON,
scptlO UElon street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

N w. HElskELL has just received a few elegam
~ Embroidered Lace Party Dresses; Enhrotdere
Muslin do. with other styles, some Of which are nor
beautiful ibsu any he has heretofore offered f1f sale.
aaptG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
NEW BOOT < SHOE

err JuiiN Il. WADE OF the late firm
of Conneliy 4 Wade, has opeEeda
Shoe store in the house foruery occu
p~fx- Z @zSc pred hy JAMES McIure, directly oppo
& site } w Rohh's Char Mandatory.
u~~ where he intends manufacturing aud
Offering for sale, every article IA the shoe line, from tie
smallest child's shoe to the Gents finest Boot (which he
warrants made of the nntst materials aud ty the heat
necha7lcs- lie hopes his old customers VIII give him a
call. JOilN 4. WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07
WHOLESALE AND Retail BOOT
AND SHOE STORE.
Todd 6. HOWELL

a 7 the wen known stand Of the Black Mammoth
@.A Boot, south end of Market Square, would respect
tnliy Inform Their customers aud the public generally.
That they are now receiving from the Eastern Manmfac
turers a large aud well selected assortment of Roois.
shoes, Leather, Caps, Findings, sc. These Goods have
keen selected with great care, aud are of the hest quality
aud latest Stylo, aud we most respectfully invife all who
want any OF the Above Goods, TO call and examine them,
Fs they viii be sold as lvw as al any other House in the
city. sent. X leiS Iv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

irtftf7hl lilifTFy ualltVst-Nv NV
n are now receiving, direct from the hest castor,
Wv msnufacturers, a more than usually israe asso,t
nent OF B'ors aud Srors for FALL and y,Yrrr VIZ,
la'se norton OF which have lern mauuf actured 10 or,
or. according To our owl directions. aud Intended ~
ress,H 10y our retail trade, for our regu ar cusiomers
va an others who NAV favor us " IT'D = call We can
attiy saw that never before have we been able IN oaer
hem 50 large and well selected a stock If Roots and
noes as az the present ttrc. an we guarantee them
lua ~ qna'it' oil material and workmanship to those
manufactured ~ any part Of the United States orr
toeN WI he i"nnd 10 consist, IN part, Of the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-07

M & CONANT

0FFiCE on Main street. oas aoeI s'"'" " n
y. Frv's fes.deuce. WHEELiNN, " AZ
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WINDOW GLASS.

also q full stock Of window sashcs, AWAY on Maud and
ior sale al No 10 Main 81. 80 kpblNSoN.
DEC n
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rrTIERE may teoWaincd The mosi speedy tGgeiy
arss. PAIN in the toirs. Affections 90 the Kidneys; also
those peculiar affections v-hichorisc from a ccttoin prae
lice OF yautl. AND which, # not cured, renders marriage
impossible. and Boo Tho cld destroys both mind and body.
This remedy viii also cure lppoteucy ard every symir
tom ufa
TWYsfCNI. y MENrNL tMpEClIITN
so often consequent avon ans voluntary arrnu~t4tHtAn
al excess Of thc NtRfLE row Err ot the human sfsfcm.
4 cuRe w.usASTEp iy fKoa oSE 80 two DAYS, OR
NocAkRGR NsrE.
office. No =. SorrH FBErfRpK STREET. on the leit
hand side going from B~Sitimote street. sN doors rom
the corner,
ne particular 10 Observing thc name on the door AVID
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; az, y &c : TIP ..

adistinruished graduate from orc ofthe FIRST colleges On
the Uniod States. which NAV De seen hy Dts Diploma
also. a member ofthc ROYAL College of Surgeons, and ld
ccuiiate ofthe Npothecsfes' Han, London; audihe grea
ter part OF whosefite hashCen spent tt the urst hlspt
tails ip Europe AVID America, vi. those OF lsnd"p, Fs's
and Phlaieiuhia. NAV be censuiiedou all diseases, but
nlurn narliculaIlA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18

Brsr OF GrsERAL TAYLoA-Ths work 10 flashed
The modsl cast and before eyes Here stands
before the hero OF alo Alto Resaca dc Ia Psms Mon
terey, Buena Vista and other celebrated battles -
We must confess did not understand well TIL now,
how fierce and brave looked General Taylor His admi-
rabe forehead by thick locks hair
eyes his commanding mouth and strong neck seem to
las az II they belonged to of those r ,man sol
diers, Reguus Brutus, Of the old republican times
This IS really ma'tsr'y piece Of art, AND oougrstu-
at7 Inc sculptor Garbeille Of this work in which he
has displayed all his genius and skill The least lines
or General TaTior's face his martial expression,
MS imposing aspect, have been chiseled by the
artist with rare ability and this bust reflects great
credit upon its author NJ Gar ellie is indeed a living
euloey OF his master Thorwalsden and deserves
noticed as very talented man We understand that,
golng to Monterey In order to make the bust of
the general Gsrbeils met with party Of rancheros,
VINO not satisfied In robbng him. stole the plaster
ne had taken with him to his portrait Once
Ia the tent OF the general great was the dmcuty
~ last, Major Bliss, the adjutant general and Msjor
Estop, one Of the aides Of the general, dis
covered kind Of stone good to make plaster with and
the cement was composed by them under the eyes
Of the hero, who often went to the place to see
how the plaster mandatory was going on. M Gar
belle had only four sttipgs Of the General and thus
achieved his admirable work. We remember having
te"n General Taylor Ave years ago, q. Niagara Falls
whom he returned from the Florida against thu
dans and acknowledge that his likeness by NJ Gar
BELLE, agrees perfectly with reme mbrsncs Auy
how the press Of New Orleans has been universally in
favor OF Is bust, aud perfectly coincide with our
Southern contemporaries The price of the bust will be
ten dollars, payable when delivered in the hands of
t1e subscriber. A subscription list Is opened in our
Office The bust Of General TAYLOR NAV be seen at
jacques nd Brothers. music Establishment, 2sS Broad
way
TIM WEATHER.. Yesterday was another PLEASANT
dsy aiTr very stormy night. The behind a
uaR CLOUD put that soon passed and the
Ger oil the dsy was delightful As the corresponding
oeteS OF az ana 40, II was rather waxm-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-18
W.sHryo1os, Ian. l6, 1913.

Mr. Clay came on here TO attend the Supreme
Court Of the United States, as counsel in case
to be argued before it but he has fallen into the
hands of the Supreme Court of the wing poll
ucians, and we fear there is no escape for him
from another four mile heat for the Presidency.
He will, most likely, be the whig nominee
General Cass has, by all odds, the start, and the
advantage. ior the democratlc nomination and
the friends of General Tay lor may as W. or
ganize at once, az third party, for the contest.
We say that Mr.. Clay Is To be The wing nomi-
nee; it the leading wing politicians can tffect
h snomination-ot which, there Is little doubt
We say that General Cass 10 10 be the d. mocratic
appointment, If his position on the military COM
mittee, and the decided voice OF the Northwest,
can be taken as evidence in his favor ana upon
these grounds we recommend 10 the HlenoS Vi
General Taylor TO organize Tor the campaign.
We 90 further We will suppose that al. tnree
will run General Cass will carry the North
west /; Mr.. Clay will carry the Noitheast---thc
middle States will be divided between MIN ana
Gen. Cass and Gen. Taylor VIII carry the South
Wbereunon. the election will he thrown into
,bc House We suppose this from the force Of
oartv organizations; because, " General Taylor
were nominated as the wing candidate, upon
similar programme 10 that OF General Harrison,
he would swee o the board. But the wings here
have a hope thar, from his affection 10 Henry
CLAW. General Taylor will withdraw formally
and decisvely from the contest, II Mr. Clay
should bee nominated. But OF this we expect to
know more when the time comes, II we are
spared , o..-u
The great triumph Of Mrs. General Gaines
continues the subject OF conversation IN tne e.Iy'
The othey evening she attended The iair Tor lbs
beesnt 81 the poor The lsaiss, young aaS o's'
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Died.
or chronic diarrboea, at Fort Hamilton the 10th
instant LIST Sergeant HENRY WILSON, of company I'd
regiment U. 8 Artillery. aged 81 years.
He sick furlough. having contracted the above
disease who In garrison a. the city Of Mexico He
buried with military donors at Fort Hamilton on the
II tn instant The deceased was native Of Scotland
town Of Lanark. He in all the battles including
the bombsrdment Of Fort Brown Texse to the taking
ed in the ocal dispatches Of General Worth, the
notice of the for his gaantry and
good conduct 10 the actions that city Michigan
and other western papers will confer great favor by
noticing the above.
On the 18th instant, JANE WAsoN, wife Of Ithamour
william Renal, aged rs years.
Her friends and those of her husband will please meet
at No Orchard street. on Wednesday afternoon, at
O'Clock.
At Westchester, N Y, on Saturday morning, 18th
inst after short Illness Mrs CATHERINE TMr'oN, wife
Of Thomas Timpson sen In the 9ld year of her age.
On Sunday, the 10Th instsnt after long Illness of
consumption, Mrs SARAH Com, wife of Charles Coin
In the s7th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family requested
to attend her fuuera from her late resdence No l04
l O'Clock, without further invitation
% Saturday morning, Is inst Of short and
sickness, SARAH the beloved consort OF Owen Byr
and daughter OF the late Daniel COPELAND OF this city, In
the 25th year Of her age.
On Sunday evening. the 18th inst, of consumption,
ELIAS OAKLEY In his 46th year.
The relatives and friends Of the family particu
lary requested 10 attend his funeral from his late resi-
dencs 81 Chatham street, this TUESDAY uornng) at
o'clock without further invitation. His remsina will
be taken to East Chester for intermeut
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making At $40 The last sales Of common shipping
made at SIX Their. wss no change In sperm, or In

making At $40 The last sales Of common shipping
made 81 SIX There wss no change In sperm, or In
manufactured winter sperm. $3.50
PsovIsioSs OF about 100 bbs OF
pork we're reported at si2; prime continued dull.
and quotations nominal old said be S6 so
. Sc 6aH Hsms-Ssles OF 90 bbs were made at $40 a
$40 IS; the latter ngurs for well Chicago Lsrd
Sales Of 81 bbls made at 50 and 2oo kegs at 81!
Beef Sales Of us bbs at S. 80 there WAS
no change In beef hams cheese and butter remsinsd
about the same at the close OF last week Rice No
sales we're making, and the market was quiet at about
SO so 50 62x
sEyp-saes of 900 bushels made at 81 35
SUoAR-No transactions beyond those confined to the
retail trade reported
SKINs-Saes OF bales Cape OF Good Hope, damaged
were made by auction at 62ko, cash.
SoArSales of so boxes CASTLE made at Il four
months
-TALLow-Ths market contin ued steady for good rem
dered at SIC.
TrA-A email lot Of 20 packages Twanksy sold by
auction at $50.
wHALEBosE-sa of 900 lbs South Sea we're re-
ported terms not understood but said to be lower
than those previously current.
WHisKEY Sales of about 100 bbls OF State Prison
made at a6c and 80 do Pennsyv to arrive at
26kc.
FaEreHrs.-io,o0O bushels corn were reported to be
engaged for Liverpool 6kd and 600 bbs -four at 20
bb and 1000 do to Glasgow at the pr.cs There
no change In the rates for cotton To Havre and
London rates remained about the same.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW foRK, Monday Afternoon, Jan. IL, 1e46.
In the absence Of the rtsamer Cambria fully due the
nour market continued inactive and sales Of all kin
we're rather limited The lots sold consisted chiefly
Of Michigan Oswego and City ground With parcels Of
Rochester and Genesss at prices which did vary ma
erslly from those current at the close Of last week
Comfortable sales Of Wheat made, consisting
chiefly of Western part private terms, and the re-
less drm than It Saturday and sales new
mixed and yellow were pretty freely made, on terms
rather In favor Of buyerg Sales Of meal were made at
Of rye made ut about previous rates Oats were
less firm, and barely saeabls ut Saturday inside
quotation. In provisions transactions were moderate
New mess pork continued scarce and moderate sales
made at full prices Prime lard contnHed in good
demand, and full prices continued to be maintained.
Groceries continued quiet There no sugar land
ing and Sales Of both sugar, coffee and mosssss were
light
AsHss There was steady demand for pots at So 75
at which 1t said some fifty barrels were made.
Pearls we're quiet at 81.
BFEswAx-No change.
BaEApsTuyrs- Flour The sales footed MP about 5000
barrels In various lots among which 1900 barrels Of
New orlesns round hoop at So 800 do Baltimore part
common Genssee at s606k; 100 do Michigan at So,
aud 800 do city ground ut 50 The price was free
y offered for Ohio. Wheaf-Sales OF 5000 bushels OF
Ohio were made on private terms; 1900 do Staten
Island and NJ jersey at 81 20 81 So and 500 do Cen
essee conditiopslv sold at 81 40 CornThe sales
embraced about 40 600 bushels including 1900 in bags
o6s 1900 do new mixed ut SIC; 1900 do yellow
at 10c 1000 do MIXED at 66c; 1900 do New Orleans
do &c., and about 5000 do old mixed part sold late
Saturday eveuiDg) at zoe M,dt-The sales amount
ed to about 1900 barrels including part North River
forced sae at So and the remainder included New Jsr
sey at 50 10. Rys-Saes Of 1900 bushels made at
81 $50 Rye -four was nominal at about 81 80. Oats
Sales OF 5000 or 5000 bushels canal were made at oos
CorroS-Thers Was q fair enquiry to-day from manu-
fcturers which, with few par oes taken by sh ppers,
the sales 700 bales Prices teSdy and rather
nrm at our quotationeJ
t.svv IT.
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Morning Scsnss b,fore Justice OshornA-Upon the
o,sss nj OF
brought In the night previous the policemen Of the
different wards among the prisoners thus brought In,
German gentleman OF gsnteel appearance pacing
backwards and forwards with his cloak thrown over
one shoulder and that too considerably covered with
whtewash showing evident signs Of having reposed In
Of the cells the previous night.
MAonrRArE-Who complains against this uneasy
gentleman!
OrricrR-He was drunk and disorderly In Broadway
last night and We had to bring him In to keep him
quiet.
MAorrRArE-What's your name!
PRIsoNER-Von Jonn, sir.
NORTHUMBERLAND Won John, shall fine you % for
being drunk and disordsrly.
PsIsorEn-vsry WELL ssir. jail bay him wild blaisure
So DIR. Won John out with his pocket book paid the
ane and left the ofoe apparently much satisfied with
The next return from Captain Wiley, of the LIST
ward rSoe whsrson was marked nns lo.ier: and GER
MAeuTRAIE.-Ws ohicers do You want to swear
all these loafers are vsgrants
OFrrcER-No, Judge all know about them is that
they are pretty regular dodgers the station house
MAonrRArE Well those you know to be the most
troubesome, stand them up, and let look at them
The odcers then placed up three OF these chspstwo
Of whom rrsemblsd broken down opera singers being
dscked with profusou Of hair the face and ee-
CANT moustache giving their names Henry Bslkennt
u and John Acquiustti The style and cut Of their
clothing indicated better dsys-ths Of Acqunetti
apparently was once white and his cravat kswiss but
by constant use without the aid of the washer woman
t became doubtful what color it was at present.
The ocers not being able to make the necessary
respecting their vaRrancy the magistrate told them all
to clear out which they did rapidly possible and
comcai exhibition took place the retiring foreign
gentlemen the drsss coat Of Acqunet buttonsd
tightly, one skirt of which hanging, torn nearly of
and the other skirt retired gracefully rem his body
giving bis pantsloons sort Of which
CAUSED great laughter from all present. portion of the
osfers joining likewise In the mrth, enjoying the fun
created by the dro appearance Of these foreign gen.
tlemen.
Charge Of Grand Larcsny.-Ohaoer Boyle, Of the Ath
ward arrested Yesterday David Hurt, on a charge Of
stealing $26 from Mrr. Smith, No. 10 Bowery. JUS
ice Osborne looked him mp for further hearing.
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RPooL CLAssIYrcArioH.

CANpLgs.-Sperm continued steady at $3.50
CorrgE.- No sales Of consequences were reported
FISH. The market continued without movement, and
no salss making SUFFICIENT to indicate prices.
FRuIr.-Rsisips were steady, and moderate sales Of
wet dried making at 81 as at which cargo pre-
vousy sold and since arrived IN the Of being
delivered dAy. Sales OF Is barrels OF currants
we're made on terms not uoderstood Small sales Of
southern peanuts were making at 81 87k
HESr-American dew rotted, remsined at about $780,
per ton.
at 25c
L,Ms.--ssles OF two csrgoes were made at 900.
LEAD The market continued quiet, and the principal
stock being In FEW hands 81 90 was demanded, while
we heard Of no buyers above 81 as
MoL,ssrs Small sales Of New Orleans were making
from the wharf at 26c.
NAv sroREs-Dealers were waiting for later foreign
news per stsamer and transactions or consequences
we're reported.
u,l-L,xsexp -.sAi,s Of 1890 gallons Of Eussh we're
essps ware msds ~ 80 sss at selsetss wlsls wsss
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City and County of New York from the 9Th day
January to the 18th dav Of January lSt8
Men 81; Women 81: Boys IL: Girls "a Total 323.

DIsEAsEB
Absc Il spopt 49, aIophla IL bleeding from womb,
bleeding fom lungs bun'd seal ed bronchitis 4
carries casualties |; CHI lera moIbus collie conSump.
ton, a. nvusions, q; croup s. congestion Of
lung debility deli5ium emens q diarhea O. dr,psy,
4; dropsy the head, II: dr,Isy il tho chest I:
dI?p.y in the bowels, J; drowned. q; dyNnIeIy :;
lfsser puerpeaI fever eat fever scarlet 81 lever
typhoid S; fever typu., 2i Of the heart hopping
cough 81 hvd opnob,a, nhslipg Il inf Of he
bIaa s; in m.stion 4 The bor.. 10; namm,ion Of III
nng. IS, inf ion Of The 'ch, A. inf, nation If
the throat, Q; Il mmson OF the liver, Il intempcrnnce !;
mania IL mtlform ton !; muasmus Is; mort alton |;
psstals old rge 8; pals. q premature bi tn sm, px
Iian l; ulc,raton OF the throat |; unknown. 4.
AgeUnder year, So TO years 49, 2to az 5to 10,
M 10 to 90 III 20 to 49, a. 30 TO- Ae 20 So Is: So
Ito 70. to &c. l2 80 to 90 to loo uuknown