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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-11-07
In the Probate Court Of vanderburgh County, Oc-

tober 21 lS4S.
John X. Wilcox, Admir-
of Stephen A. Doolittle
decd
Henry w. Knots, Sa- Pet for sale OF real estate
lome Knots, las. Guth-
rie, Robert Tyler, and
the unknown heirs OF
Stephen A. Doelitte,
decd.
ND now at this time comes the said Admins
traitor, by Blythe and Chandler, his solicitors,
and files his petition herein suggesting the insufii-
cheney OF the personal Estate said decd TO pay the
debts outstanding against said estate and praying for
the sale of certain real estate mentioned and desert
bed in said petition, and it appearing that the said
Henry w. Knots, Salome Knots, James Guthrie
Robert Tyler and the unknown heirs of said Steph
en- A. Doolittle decd, an all non-resdents of the
State of Indiana Therefore notice is hereby given
to the said esident defendants, TO be and ap-
pear in this Court at the next November term there
Of TO be begun and held at the Court House in Ev
ansville, Indiana, the third Monday OF November
next and then and there to show cause il any they
have or can show why the said real estate described
in said petition should be sold and made assets in
the hands of said Administrator for the payment OF
the debts outstanding against said Estate.
Attest: SAML L. JENKINS, CPk-
BY r. JENKINS, Dept'v. oct 25-3w-pfs3
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State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, ss.

LII TIE dlutIDurSu "
John Shank lin g.
William Black.
ps.
James G Jones, John
Jones, Martha Jones,
James King, Elijah King
Elizabeth King, William
King, Martha King,
Louisa Shannon, Sam
uel Shannon, Sllas See
phsns, Jane E. Scantlin,
James Scentlin Jr, Rob-
ert NJ. +. Stephens. Hen
ry e. Stephens, Salita
Evans, John p. Evans,
Dewitt &. Evans, Rob
ert NJ. Evans, and Berry
5. Evans.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF TErsrEEs,I
TeTe-Haute Ind, Sep lS4S sep I3-td
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Received per steamer Gladiator
Il cases Canta Ginger
2 do Underwood's Currant Jelly,
do do Blackberry Jelly,
do do Ass'd. Pie Fruits,
For sale by Zoe 23j ALLlS a. HOWES.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

MMI54
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-16

r, Ty TRADE REPORT.

N,sw YoRK. Monday Mternouit-2P NJ
Asurs-T he sales on Saturday $50 barrels pearl
ut So SC AZ; and 200 do pot at SIS 80. whiehs con
siderable of = decline This morning there IL mode
rate inou,ry but Mt still lower prices
Corrrr IN improved, and sales arc done at an al
. ,, 49,.
CoTroy-I he advccs per steamship Cambria have
not pateria, affected the market for this staple For
tho better gra Gcs prices very firm, while for the
poorer there is less demand, and lower prices are ac
ceptcd.
FLOUR, &C. II 10 market ior nour opens heaVy apu
nj n decline rh, transactions reach 400 500 barrels
Including com mon state at 50 12, and pure Gcpcscc
nj SO 37L We MOI ice n good demand for the Eastern
trade, but bu ycrs IRE ho'u'ns on Ior lower prices
IN 20 Corn moaj ru steady with moderate sales at
Saturday q, rotations n"a' " au "na nom,ha' NJ
Arm sales n = c.raoa Virginia yellow Mt SIC Rye
E.,, We ramnrs a,. IF 500 quintas dry cod on pri-
v.te farms mnrnyaa aLo,, SO 50a3 son
Pnoy,s,os ,porI ia 'Yvi and scarce holders Of which
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Total


The receipts of cotton comprise the aggregate at all
the ports up to the latest dates, and the depreciation
therefore shows the total that staple; but have
only given the receipts of the other articles at Now Or
leans from September 1st 1S47 to May ls4s and the
prices currcnt at that point at the periods named We
have taken this data for the purpose Of showing tho
,poportonate depreciation but should We take into
consideration the immense falling of in the receipts at
New Orleans Of breadstus in connection with the
du ,tion in prices tho decreased value would be much
Iarg, VI than that given in the above table. We
can 'orm idea from this Of the enormous de-
crease in resources. decrease of nearly forty
millions of dollars In the single article of cotton is
sufficient to create the serious endorsements.
When the value of most pcrtant exporting staple
becomes V reduced, our for eign trade becomes
rously der snged and unless importations cut
down to corresponding extent, the shipments Of spc
Gle must con Ninue.
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If Washington.
WASHINGTON, May ID, 1913.

Payment for SldUes-Dog KILLERS.
Fridays and Saturdays are devoted to the con-
sderaton of private bills and usually there is no.
thing of interest on such occasions. To-day, how
ever, debate was sprung by Mr. Tuck, on tho
bill to pay for slave carried away from Maryland
by the British at the conclusion of the last war,
and for which, with other claims, provsi for
payment was made, as is alleged, under the treaty
of Client. For nearly four hours a debate was car
RED on, involving the negro question and the merits
of the under consideration After ALL no ques-
ton was taken, and, on future day, we may have
a renewal of the deectabe discussion
You may now come to the city with safety. I'm
der proclamation OF the mayor, the police officers
are shooting all dogs found at large on the public
highways. Yesterday they shot fine animal be-
longing TO the Secretary of the Navy, valued mot
the Secretary, but the dog at over a hundred dol
lars. We can kill thousand of them, and yet
have a sufficient number to supply our neighbors
abroad, as well as our sausage makers. F.
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yVeeklt Reuurt OF I,eoths

In City and County Of New York from the Of jay
to the 18th day of May ls4s
Men, So Women. "a; Boys, 62 Girls, g.. Total, 2ss
DISEASES
Absccsa 81 apopexy 9 asthma arophia, bleeding \;
bleeding womb bleeding from lungs burned or scaied
bronchitis 3; casualties 81 cholera
49, commissions 20 congestion congestion lungs,
81 constipation IL debility o. deirium remens s. diabetes
darrhna dropsy o. dropsy in the head dropiy
drowned 81 dysenery ~ epilepsy erysipeas fever
fever bilious fever intermittent fever puerpsra 81
remttent fever scarlet fever typhoid A. typus 10;
foyer congestve, heart disease Of hopping cough
nation Il Inflammation of BRAIN 81 inflammation Of bowels IL
inflammation Of chest Inflammation Of kidneys ?; inamma
ton Of lungs o; Inflammation Of stomach inflammation Of
womb 2; intemperance 81 jaundce lues
mus measles 81 old ago. 81 Premature BIRTH A; pleursy p
testines (; varoloid, unknown, 4.
Age-Under one year 65; to years. II; to 2 to TO-
8; 10 to 90 81 - TO 80 IS; 30 20 40 - 40 to 80 3d. so to CO.
20 to 10 II; 70 to 80 Q: 80 to 3d. to 100 unknown
w. WHITE, City Inspector.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArIoS..
MARKETS ELSEWIIER.E.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE May 49, shares Bank Of baltimore soyi 20
do Fremens Insurance 1915 United States 6 Of 1867 closed
ion bid lQ asked Treasury 6s G2 bid. 1925 asked Mary
land IS closed at S% bid 70 asked Baltimore IS Of 1890 at g
bid M asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares at 30 bid
asked.
PnnADrLrIuA, Nay 15Fnst Bonrd-6 Farmers& Mechanics
BARK ~ gn Navigation bounty scrip "a GO Mechanics Bank
2 woUS Treasury notes 6s 02 1000 State 6s 74 200 do
f 1873 Snsquehannah Canal bonds 81 5000 loan g. o.
i0t4 30 Lthyh Coal scrip ISL Chesapeake Delaware Ca.
nal stock G 400 city 6s 20 s 275 Girard Bank ioh Sc
nond Bonrd Iehgh Coal scrip rs 800 ehigh Mortgage
So 9e Nesanic copper 200 Canal bonds
So 10 Mechanics Sank 2 700 State SIS 7 90 Girard Bank
l0t6 100 Jersey copper, IA.
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JHc<I.

On Friday morning. May ~, AbGrs seeopd daughter
az Louis and Aletta Dunop.
On the 10Th inst of consumption CarE2wiSs, wife
of Joseph Kelly. Of New Orleans.
The sisters of the deceased Mary ana Bridget Green
also her fre respectfully invited to attend the
funeral without further notice from her late residence
Is Forsyth street New Orleans papers please copy.
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- - =
Married..

On Monday morning, May Is, at St. Peters church.
by the Rev. C. c. Pise, JUSUs w. GRAHAM, to ELIZA
prrH g. MuRrHr, second daughter of the late James
Murphy. Philadelphia papers please copy.
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On Sunday mSsnins, Nay n, lsss wll,0y Jun,
HIS restycs aud frlsEdl ere respectfully invited to
attend bic fupefsl on us:asy siternpgp ii hsifrsst
o'clock, from Its late resdence, No. % franklin
street. without further invitation The funeral SER
vice win be performed in st. Paul's church.
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Cotton Trade.

The languid feeling noticed in our last continued for
tho next two days; after which stronger desire
evinced by manufacturers to increase their supplies
and holders availed of it to obtain better prices the
weeks business closing at rates equal advance Of
quarter of cent; this, however. chiefly percept
BILE in the higher descriptions small amount Of the
sales Of this week were to exporters who induced
to take hold merely as medium of exchange,-being
tempted thereto by the very low prices accepted The
total sales ending Saturday 9th inst, 5000 bales
On Monday Sth inst, received by the Britannia,
weeks later intelligence from Liverpool brighter as
pSct given to commercial matters by this convey
ance, as business was slowly improving; the worst
feature now that the chartist bubble had exploded,
VAS that the weather continued cold and stormy and
= continuance would ender the harvest late one,
abssdant one, being all ntal to any sound i'm
proyessent In mercantile affairs II yet too early
to look for any beneficial changes In France, the
Continent but it was some relief to find that the in
classes in Paris had at last determined to
sustain the bet@s members Of the Provisional Govern
ment in conservative measures; and for awhile at least
credit and property Sales we're freely made that
a ut an eighth advance tic closing prices of the
preceding week; on the next day 1000 bales , were
nesday being the day of sailing Of the steamer AIer
ca and holders asking still higher prices the sales
were only 200 bales. Thursday there better at
tendance n the home trade. and full 1000 bales
disposed Of ut very full prices On Friday the sales
only 1900 bales but Mt equally h'gh rates some
norton of which for export On Saturday l,OO0
bales was about the extent Of the business the week
closing at prices tabehng advance Of quarter of
cent ON the better descriptions We received yesterday
another weeks later intelligence the Cambria with
Liverpool dates to Goth ultimo, hayipg arrived on
Sunday morning. These accounts appear strongly to
cS the anticipation Of parties here as eynced by
the course of market last week; and although the
time too short to developc its full effect. 1t has
already far given strength to prices and induced
more active enquiry; the sales were 1000 bales, our
quotations beug adjusted to the close.
The movements Of this staple in this country up to
the atet dates this compared with the previous
two. have been as annexed
MovEMrs rs OF CoTTps N rye UNITED STATES
Bales.
Reefs at ports o. the U.S. since Sept is47 2o1o ESQ
" :. g same pcriot lost y,r iySs s rs
Fxports from u s. since Sent. l. 'is47 l,379,231
same period last vear 0Ss,672
|. year before lo63.l2o
The receipts at this port since the LIST inst have been
20 900 bales Exports 5000 Taken by spinners 800,
Taken speculation 1000. Stock in city 10000.
Amount eale $4,000.
Tho closing quotations in this market yesterday were
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M 0ST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO TIE MARRIED
WI those contemplating marriage. The married womans
Private Medical Companion by Dr. NJ Maurceau Sixth
uQR Price ST. This work meeting with
(1ep copies have already been disposed of) Every
getting copy whether married unmarried although in.
tended especially the married. secrets
which should DO known to them particularly Here every
discover the symptoms and the Efficient
dies and most certain mode Of in every zoe s ~
roadway at the Publishing Office 10 Liberty sSeat New York.
also Xeey and Coz Cheput ind Third streets Pha
dcphia Little and Co Albany w r. Davis Boston On the
receipt Of copy will b. transmitted by mail postage
TO oil parts the United States All letters lie addressed
post paid to Dr. A. NJ MAURICEAU box l224 New York city
Once, l29 Liberty street
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,tsfsssivr tof SAFE o. socys yAssa STATION.

~ ury Fancy articles &C. g., on credit Of four pYd ~
lnopls CQtEf. kFEsE y fltL VII held ~ yylsDuvs 500
yslussis ss Il bvh sagpstY shd fsrsy AIa.lt ~ fu!f
day Evening Nay dtl and tie subsequent evenings during tho
their sales l9 Broadway Of Dey street,
This embraces rich and attractive OF London
and American Bock Staple and Fancy stationery and s,ey
thing In tho line the collection Of School Books unusually varied
and well worthy the attention Of the trade aud
country merchants The hole be disposed Of at credit Of
four and six months Catalogues noY ready the auction
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T. z. Andrews Co.. com ssion merchants. ~. Orleans
Besides the above there have been large failures
in St Louis, produce Dealers one in Charlesto s. c.
commission merchants two in Boston; also fouv hank
failures-the Atlas Bank New York; Memphis l'nns-
Tennessee; Bank Of Wooster, Ohio and Erie Ba NIX
Pennsylvana. Several banks in this State not name ~
suspended but have since resumed, and again &C.
lively engaged in business. The immense amount
which the houses named above must have lost before
becoming bankrupts and the losses which have fallen
upon all those connected in any way with the foreign
trade of the country be imagined by reference to
the annexed statement Of deprecated prices for
staples
DEPRECATED VALUE OF AMERICAN Produce.
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I EECHES! LEECHESl-J. T. CIEU, IMPORTER OF
ocches No John street. respectfully informs the Druggists
and Physicians that he received steamship Washington
fresh supply Of Swedish Ieeohes which ne sells very moderate
prices by quantities to suit purchasers PSCeuntry ords
attended to- WV
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These returns show quite variation in the move
ment Of these departments, the most important of
which is the decrease in the circulation and the in
crease in the amount of specie hand. The line of
discounts and the deposits have fallen off in about
equal proportions and the whole, the banks are in
much position Whether the character ofthe loans
has increased not within the past year. is doubtful
question: 1t is impression 1t has not The i'm
mense which the planters have sustained within
the past twelve nths have weakened Them doubt.
very considerably and the banks have doubtless been
compelled to aid them to the extent Of their ability and
to favor them in their payments much as they re-
quired The depreciation in prices Of cotton and all
the other great southern staples early In the season.
determined the producers to hold on for improve
Enent To enable them to do this, the banks loaned
largely the security stocks in hand leaving they
supposed at the time, fair and safe margin for de-
cline. The commercial revulson in Europe having
spent its force and prices having under the influence
of that revolution reached very low points, it
nfdently anticipated that they had touched bottom,
and that q reaction would soon be realized. Such
undoubtedly would have been the had no.
thing transpired In the political world calculated to
give public well private credits greater shock than
they before experienced prices for all sta
pie products by this time would have been at least in the
neighborhood Of remunerative points The political
revolutions in Europe produced greater revolutions in
the financial and commercial systems Of the old world
than any previous event. and not only prevented that
improvement in prices anticipated and the restoration
of confidence anxously expected, but plunged the
commercial classes into deeper and more difficult en-
barrassments depressed prices to lower point, and
produced greater number Of mercantile suspensions.
The overthrow Of tho government Of France, and
the extension Of republican principles upon the CONT
nent Of Europe resulting In the change Of oil those
governments where the voice Of the people para
mount to the monarchs WILL destroyed all the hopes Of
any immediate improvement in commercial affairs
and created the most alarming apprehensions,
not only regarded prices, but relative to the
sulvency Of houses the other side, intimately
connected WITH and largely indebted to, many mer-
chants in this country These fears not without
Foundation, events have since proved. The nume-
rous failures in Europe have compelled many houses In
this city, and other parts Of the Union to suspend and
have doubt serious losses have been experienced
by man who have yet sustained themselves. We
annex list of the failures reported in this country
within the past few months The number is small,
compared 18th the suspensions in Europe; and it is
matter for much congratulation that it is SO limited
whom we tai into consideration the fact that
before have We had such series Of unfavorable cir
cumstances to contend against ''.
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nR GLOVER IS CONSULTED At Ills ofFlCE DURING
~ day and evening IN hoa difoult
ofstrctre geet aud delicate diseases which have proved too Oh
snae for physicians OF less experience Private entrance IL
Office through tho entry In No Ann 81. IL" 80 nv
cubeb etc, so extensively prescribed b. ea.s s
his store in front No Ann pr;. .vr la ' " ~ ~
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OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ 67 Wall street, New York, 9th May, lslTke President
and Directors Of this Company have this day dividend
Of hve cent for the last xix months payable 18th A
The Tnnssr Books will lie closed 18th to IT, GstAn
inclusive. W. c. KELLOGG. Secretary. "
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NEW YORK AND Harley RAILROAD COMPANY

IN EW fUNN AND COMPANY,
~ April 2Oth lsThs annual election for Directors Of
this Company WI be held at their Office No Tryon -
TUESDAY the 10th day OF May between hours 81 y and
o'clock The Transfer Books will be closed from ts 9Th April
instant 70 the 10th day Of May both days inclusive y
order Of the Board OF Directors hY ~ Secretary
Tile asskhode wpesc names appear upon the books e
time OF the above closing Will be the persons entitled subscribe
for the uefcd stock to issued recent act Of e
Legislature for which proposals will be issued fow days r.
S-A mbserption list win be opened at tho ooe Of Messrs r.
9. !. SCHUYLER Ne Hanover d,
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I INFLUENZA, RHEUMATISM, COUGHS, COLDS, &c-PER
l. who troubled with either Of the above complaints
obtain immediate relief and certain by the Of Mrs
CAROLS Medicated Vapor Baths 35 Broadway door
above Leonard These Baths have been In operation
1875 and from the have been by the
irst In the
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A CCOMACK COUNTY vIRGINIA-A MR. GEORGE DIX,
n Colonel Levi Dix, Of this place Is informed that bis
father and left him considerable proycry Mr Gaora
ssafaring and has sailed from Boson HIS friends
have not from him for Ave Any information en
corning him will confer favor bis relations Appy VIM
PARRAMORE, Drummcndtown Ac"omack County va OF 70
H. w. HAvENS& SON, ~ Water street. New York
GULPfpn pATIJs-FOR ERuPTIoNS q. IuE SKIN;
~ Nc Mrs n CARROLL 80 Broadway door above e9lWu
street oad fpl affected with diseases Of the skim
that her baths JVe b oTaton 1928 They
nded ny first fydah DIS Mott Steven Boyd smith
and others whose letters can DO seeu IT hey sstablhmen
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M EcHANIcs HALL, Az BROADWAY, BETWEEN

MI ECHANIC'S HALL, Az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
1v1 Grand and Brocme streets Monday May 10 and
night during the week. the original CHRIsTYS MiNSTRElS
whose during the past EIGHT MONTHS have been
eeved with such distinguished patronage and success
moot respectfully that they will continue their original
and inmabe entertainments night until further notice
ADMISSION 70 cents Doors at Concert will commence ats
Manager and Director f. p. CRSTY H9- For the
dation Of families they will give AFTERNOON CONCERT
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M ERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, NO
W. 63 Wall srect-n conformity with the equis
their charter the Company submit the following statement:
Amount OF premiums not marked of April 3D. 1877 Sll636 Al
amount Of premiums policies issued during the year ending
April 3D. lSS S7 $40 2-toa amount Of premiums S907G
76 The amount Of premiums marked of during year as
above marine risks s605 62S 81 inland tranapora
ton and navigation risks Sol OS g2tota S66 M less
turn premiums S5275 Geamed premiums for the year. s6
66 Paid during the same eriod for reinsurance s626o s.
expenses Sla7lS 81 rteest commission and bad debts So
Stota $4l6567 49, profits to be divided slis ~ Amount
Of earnings Of 1877 S5265 75 do do ISi above sls "
total for two years. S070 81 The Company further report
that they have Mt this date the following vInvesed n
United States Treasury sl0 9 So bills receivable S43.
37 49, Dash and unsettled claims be closed by notes
S4399S 3 scrip Of other companies 81 100 Wtotal assets
S56355 4SThe Trustees have declared dividend thirty
the earned premiums the past year. aya
Bile in and after the second Monday in May next s
Trustees have also resolved interest six
the amount Of the certificates authorized be asd in April
lS to be paid to the holders thereof t legal
tive and after the Sth day Of Nay 1t
solved that rs the accumulated profits exceed
hA million OF dollars the shall be Appropriated to the
redemption Of its scrip ngrceaby to the provisions char
ter. BY order Of the Board CHARLES NEwCONg secretary
Truscshomas Hunt James Freeand Henry sheldon Thomas
Nelson, Wilson G. Hunt Stewart c. Marsh George Hastings
Charles H. Rogers H. f. Moyng, Samuel Eeas William Watt,
Amst Reed Cyrus Curtis HERMAN Boxer Charles e. Cariaton
cius Hopkins Daniel g. Haynd Levi Cook David L. sayre
Henry A. Stone, James G. Haock, "a T. Nalthy George d.
Phelps Janss u Sortier, Frederick Victor H. W T. Mali Ri
card Digeow Alexis Haker JOSEPH WALKER President;
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President; EILWOOD WALTER. AS.
mstant Vice Presidents CHARLES NEWCOMB, Secretary
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR APRIL OF THE NEW YORK

WI Medical and Surgical Institute No. 81 Chambers street
Gases successfully cated2 indigestion. jaunaice general
dropy 3ashma disease of heart bronchitis ncipient
SUMPTION chronic disease Of throat greatly debtated from
improper habits inconnencc Of urine, gravel passing VI
blood from urchra 10 gcet ~ seminal weakness gonorrh@a
primary syphilis, baans secondary syphilis tertiary
syphilis skin cruptions raton of urethr, rcsuarity
(monhly) suppression (monhly costiyeness chronic
tnanmatism acute rheumatism pains bones headache
bleeding fgon iuers leueorrhca (whitcsN pleprsy sur,
preston OF urine In the Succeul operations aud
cures9 structures uretra enlarged tons removed. dis
locations reduced spancd wrist fractures 3abscccs opened
liberated legs operations for squirting operations for hstua
operation for polyp from the fatty tumor removed
cncyscd tumors removed from the head NB-Ohe removed
Chambers until the Of May, whom 1t will 10
manthty opened Of lo2 broadway II BosTWlcE Ni, A.
,nhding Physician and SntulOn -" W ' F.