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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

Names Of intestaies " bose
estates have been taken
charge OF BY the Public
Administrator or his pre-
deceaors. snd which
have bser heretofore 70.
ported.
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- ORDER u don. rhomssJ Oar ey one Of me Jus
- ices " the superior Court u the City OF New Yors
lice . ereby given pursuant % mo provisions Of he statute
authorizing Attachments against a5sconding, concealed
Or nonresident debtors, mat attachment hss ssncd
szsinsl the estate Of ANTONIO DE- AYCIEEINi, non
rssceaI Of ibis State and that The will be sold r he
payment Of bic debts unless BE- and cschsrZe such
attachment according 10 law within lhs ron he
hfst publication Of ibis n0ce that the oS ynsni u ary
debts due hmhy residents Of his Sste snd Tie delivery
10 a1 Of for hs u soy property within this State be-
longing 10 him rad the transfer u any each property ~
him forbidden BY law and voidDated tbs ssvsn-
teenih DAY Of May, l847. CHS T. EESDRiCK
Attorney Tor Attaching Creditor,
leZf i4esm - Wsl-st ~ Y
~ PURSUANCE Of order Df lhe Surrogate VI ~
County q SewYOrs, Notice is hereby given all per
sons having claims sssnst JOHN =. HALL, late Of the
City Of Ns~-Yoik, deeesssc, preseni The same
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers al The Of ALBEIT
Hail. 70 Il Cstharnestreet IN the Ciy Of New York on
before the 18Th day Of February next-Dal-d New.
YORK. his iiih DAG Of August ls47.
ALBERT HALL, lr.
HskBERT HALL. Hf''"-'''
MI lewln. AMANDA HALL, Fs-cpiris.
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CORPORATION NOTICES
C0RPORATION N0TICE.-pl.T. A. n. !, :,

CORPORATION NOTICE.-pisr. A. a.. -, :.
C6ougcsoesr'stree kxst Riyr-Public uo,ie- i. "
- sir.n 10 81 tn pfouri-fof. Of iois ylrk aypo.lfs
the owners o. snd persons Otherwise lDfsresss ia ~
witerffonts or the bulkh-sd situated on the Esst We
5riwseo the east SIDE Of n, FOOT Of Montgomery a.,
snf the west side OF the foct Of Gorv-ruesr az,
$50 70 al the proprietor Of lots lyns opposi,. Ia D.
o. and persons otherwise interested la III. 80.
fronts Or the bashssd tusf.d the Esst River te,sn
the east side Of the foot Of Oouyerrearsreet and ths
west side OF the foot Of Wsioutsrsst that ths N.yor
Aldermen and Cononsy OF the City Of New York kavs
determined upon sinking snd ccmplstos pier rom tie
easieFy sce and also pier from the westerly q u.
foot Of Commemorative under TIE direction 81 -Aa
ten ,2ol fee, IN length BY forty ifol feet In Width "a
Piers be commenced orbsf5rs the trsf tky 81 Yea
next ensuing, and be completed within four uorih.
afirr 70 wiz BY the hsst day ofJoly isf Ani rcth 10
hereby farther given 10 the proprst0-s o los yrs -
site 70, the owners or ami Terscns interesec - AR
that they are required ca OF before the expiration "A
esks from the cate q tbs notice ard tcysfise~s
81 nfy Ia writing the street. Coma ss0rer 90 bis
No Han of Records, their iE'eufions % Bptc viii re-
said Cooperation 10 sink and comp 'sflng the $40
Aforesaid and ccnfr butte their respective rr0po
Of the expense u sinking sld comp rtng TIRE sHu
not 70 mite In sinking and pitilog The tsme "a
not 70 contribute their respective proper ions ~ w A.
peuse thereof they may deem eNpecicnL Ana n- %
- hereby farther given that any persons the Pope
tors Of lots lying opposite 70. nc owners o. 81 pes,r
otherwise interested in The watsrfrons or the bu
The Fast River between tie SIDE OF The foot u hc
gouerystreet ard the wet eide ci the loot Of Cor
recti1ns Aforesaid, snd shall not bear or discharge ~
proportional parts Of the expense Of sinking snd CO..
said pier from the westerly side Of the oct Of cauy
erHeurstTeet Aforesaid, sod hat II any persons. he
projectors ~ lots lying opposite TO- The cw1ers o.
sons otherwise interested 10 the water onis 1r hsfrk
ssd the Fast River between the sie o Toe )of o.
Gouyem-ur street snd the west sts ~ the foct Of Wal
nStsfrest shall refuse or neglect % Fly With 20 a..
reciions Aforesaid, and shs n1t belr discharge sr
proportional parts OF The expense % sinking ard clnP
ting said pier from The easfery side 90 on o1t c sSsr
neurstreet Aforesaid that aid persons a1fes1j VIA
thereby forfeit az Fsat interest Ia SID riHli ect.
lively sunk ant comp'r-o, ard tie wharfage srains
hersirom Accord % ne sct ~ The Legislature q this
Stale In such Gaze "a l3e and provided.
MARTIN r. THOMPSON. Street comm.s, .saer
o.
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SKATES.

A FULL ASSORTMENT Of common snd fancy Skates.
"A strapped and urstrspped
sLEIsH BELLA
full sssortmso, Of ooss and fancy srsp'd sleigh Bells
crrLERy
Ivory HALVES aud FORKS 10 dosens se Of 81 pece.-
III Of Which vii b sold low wholesale and retail by
an In CHARLES =. LYLE, 81 Bulsos-st
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTitk.-ln pursuance OF Al order Of Andrew B.
NHodRes, Esq. Surrogate Of the County Of Kings
notice hereby given 10 al persons having claims agsns
VIM PHILIP, sts OF the City Of Brook yn Ia said County
OF Kings deceased, 10 present The with tho
thereof 20 Vim. Elsvoftb a. he otcs Of the Brook yn
Fire Insurance Company, OF Front aad Fulton
10 said City Of Brooklyn before the 9TH day Of Feb
fuaTI ueIL-Daled Brooklyn, Angus. IT, iSi7.
gni2 iawfm WIN HLSWORTH hA1'uoh
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70" e"'
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20 FARM FOR -AiE.-Nll be sold by JAMES
~ MILLER Aucuoneer, A. the Merchants Ex-
change. az u o'clock on Wsdns 5fav. February ?
oi3, very desirable farm, LATE tao residence o. Peter
Aymar deceased about mile Of the village Of
nsica. Queens County consisting OF about eleven
of land which Is coed two story dweilngb0use and
q barn and other out buildings.
Also, pew &c in 81 rhomss's Church, new York.
For farther particulars, inquire II j. O. BARKER. Esq
l3i Nssssust y. Yer AZ the auction room, ~ Maiden
lane. jitr2
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pURLIC Observation-Disclosures 81 }

Ntssa = heIeby Even 70 70 = sHFr.rd
next OF kin Of NANCY HOPE late Of Boston, Macs WI
deceased and 10 Is alleged have died ofests's ,hs.
shall sapy 20 the Ssnogsts Of the Coany o. y, Y1t
for Letters OF administration upon tue estate Fl the aid
n,estsfe on the Pin dsy Of January next 10 oenex
In the forenoop-D.tsd Nsw-Yorx, Dec a lstT
dz7 2t.wsw JAMES s THAYER. Pubic Aduipi,tar.or.
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Notice j. hereby, 70 the sns
next q ain Of MATHEW BRENNAN late Of tho Ctr Of
New York. l2borsr dsc-ssed and who Is eyed to
died intestae that shall apply to the Surrogate Of the
County Of new IOfk, Tor Letters of Administration epc1
the estate u the sad ints-s the 5h day o fbysy
next, At ten O'clock IA the foreaoou. Dated NewIcrf
January D. l34S JAMES 2 TIAYER.
j xNu4W puhlfr do.fr
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!.
t rnis valuable farm OF $50 n1res, munsQl house, laTu
houses snd very extensive ont huiitings, together
With good saw-n,l three COCA orchards with sy-gy
rety OF fruit together with 5000 peach trees ready TO set
out and excellent arrangements for large flock Of sheer
il siuaed In Bergen County within thee miles Of the
Erie Railroad ard us Of The Paterson depot now
making tha Ranapo through IT, Nc &c. For farther
particulars apply toln25tflHOLLY FAYSON 8 Pins-st
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EOllPOKATION NOrIC,s.
'fTeeI lo0In ss0nef's O717, Ial- y ID
MARTIN y. THOMPSON,


q !
- hy glvcn 10 the Owner occupant cccu.
plnts Of al Houses and Lots. improved nnimpoved
Lands effected thereby. taf hs flwing Aslcss snts
have completed by the end LODGED in
the street COMMANDMENT Ofce or examiu ation by I'll
perrons interested. VIZ For hui ding n Sewer fle
venth street from Sewer In Avenue 20 The westerly 'n-
% Avenue A. The limit. embraced By such Assessne 70
include a the several Houses and Los o Ground vaesa
LOIS pieces parcel Of Land, situate both sides Of
Eleventh-sfreet between Avenue q emo the seee1d
Avenue also both sides OF First Avenue aud Avenues
srd &, between Tenth and Twsluh streets. All per
whose interests Affected BY ihr abavsuaed A.
sesents and who opposed 20 tho same, either OF
the requested 20 present fheif objections writing
10 the unieis gned 20 tho Street Commissioner Ohcs.
within thirty days from the date u this notice
MAkTIs v THOMPSON
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Office Of Receiver Of Taxes, Public Buildings. Psrs De.
ceubsr -, 1917.
N. B. Hours for receiving payments for taxes from
A. n. t0IP. NJ. Bsnssbie money only received uEdss
any circumstances. Hu
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pJBIiC NOTICE is hereby given that petition
has been presented Ia the Board Of Aldermen have
fwenty-secOnc-st between Ientb-syenne ana y 1dson
River regulated and paved In accordance with the made
lines on plan submitted and annexed 10 said oettoa
All persons Interested toe above proposition having OBJ
econs 70 the requested 10 pIssent them writ
Bs 10 the Undersig n-d A. his office, No Hall q Records
on or before the 10th day Of JsnusIy inst
MARTIN r.. THOMPSON, Street Comm ssicnss
St,eeL Comm Is oneL. Office J.naArx No.. L2la- 40
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TAXES, i7.-Pubiic notice Is hereby gisen, thsf
en addition Of one per cent will be charged tax
remaining unpaid the 18th day of February aud two
per cent. the 18th day Of March.
The Receiver wsuid urss upon Taxpayers Tie import
OF making early payment a. possible, 10 avoid tbs
crowd and delay which must necessaFy just pre-
ylous 10 the per ceDtsges bei1g added.
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4 'phfONATlDN NOfttf.-fhbFOHALS FUN
~ OlL-PropOsal. will be received AZ the otc- ~ the
Supe, ntsndent Of Lamps and Gas No ~ dsrcer street
until Friday, 2ls inst O'Clock ~. after which
will be recevcj) for supplying theCopofsiion OF Nav.
York with 1000 gallons Winter strained pgre sperm OIL
Samples must accompany proposals
SMITH ID RFLLOyS
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SUPPLIRs or HAKDWAKE AND LEATHER

. be delivered a BseVue loot u TVfn ice
Of all expense. being notified Proposals. be
panied with the Of respOns bic persons with
their assent In writing secpry Tor the performances o.
the contract Office Of Commissioner ct Aims bouss,
New YORK, January 3, 1913
40 III NJ O. LFDNAkD. Commits i0neT
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~ SAFE, SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
l@Nior hesvcs thick wind broken wind, chfcnic
G coos al colds and all diseases which stsct the mu
cous membrane Of the lungs throat head Of the horse
or in any way sfectins
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ELIZABETMTOWN AND

C0AL.-loo tons Gre, quality Liverpool, .aosi 500
Nfcr sac oY JOSEPH NcMuRRAY,
- eorue- ~ pioe ard d,-fA sss
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u y 1crfs very prOfuliive. q'lnnFlnq m At Fnts ~
suitable fo- gentee residencesitu-
ated ab1u. miles from Newark. n J. convenient 20 .
Railroad Depot growing nsishhorhhood, near church.
two schools, sc. Inquire OF
n lsn. o. e. BUTLER. Tribune Boiidmrs
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miscellaneous.


The PreSse announces the establishment OF a
patriotic association for supplying the operative
classes with provisions g. first coat, which IS
row in position 70 deliver each day 600 pounds
weight of butchers meat. ? 900 iSres OF wine.
and 500 francs worth OF vegetables or o,eOJ
francs ls925l worth Of provisions per day. ia
borer may thus procure comfortable mes Tor
40 or 50 centiues IL 70 cents composed OF soup.
one-.hird of q pound OF meat a good portion
OF vegetables, and third of liire three sillsi
Of wine The operatives may likewise be sup
Piled with provisions knocked. These acvan
tages are intezded solely for the benefit Of the IN
digent classes Of the operatives. The association
has already 500.0O0f 1892 500 az is disposal The
association will establish, at later period, IN the
dispensaries pharmacy in which all des criptious
OF medicine are 10 be sod az FIRST cost, which VII
reduce the price of each article 90 per cent below
the price demanded at present by the apotheca
ries A hall is to be added, in which the opera
tves may meet in the evening, snd where they
will fnd instructive books relative IN the care oi
their health and other popular subjects.
Before leaving the Hotel de Vile. on the 29th,
the deputaton OF the natives OF Savoy paid into the
Relief Fund for workmen without employ the sum
of 4,375C. the amount Of a collection made among
themselves during the halt a. the Place de Ia Rev
olutlon.
The journeymen calico printers Of Paris and It's
environs have presented 20 the Provisional Govern
ment sum OF 2 600 francs, which they had SUB
scribed toward the necessities of the state. The
workmen in many other branches OF trade and
manufactures have. within the last two days made
donations OF similar nature.
The workmen Of the Qusi Jemmspes have placed
st the disposal of the Provisional Government the
sam of 200 francs, which they had collected among
themselves. and at the same time signted. In " arm
terms, their confidence in the said Government.
Out Of the 439 persons wounded on the oath ult
who were taken to the hospital Of La Charte, q
have sufficiently recovered to be able TO leave.
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journal circulating all over the Union How many Edi
large cities who, under the old law PAID muen
more
Mr. s. here said, having thus occupied the attention
OF tue Chair on matters 90 dissgrsessle y himssf
and Improbable to them, he would nov submit sns'
he was sure would prove sgreesble--iniofmH ion
that we were la fair way 10 have our nooie pisnt
Indian Corn, thoroughly yzed Ia sill It's pafu[sfsle
stalk, blade shuck ard Goblin 81 tins stages OF tneif
xrovh Beside the letters he should read from Cleveland
aod from Columbia : c., he was I'D to ssy inst M
Co ber.J fer 10 the American destitute 70 Contribute
sc0 toward that desirable object likely lesd TO ts
contamination. The analysis would be conducted by
Prof Jackson Of Boston nose name ws. 'ns,
II would BE- scientifically sod well done he doubted not
this would be ssreeabe TO the American Institute
Mr.. wArExAS and NJ. MICS entered into some eI-
plantations Of is-The spoken Of have probably
occurred through mssppehenson or errors OF the press
M s. also resd letter from NJ. stafford of Cleveland
Ohio enslosng an analys Of Indian Corn, By Professor
HESRY OF Virginia
stsreh..............2s40 Dexrine 200
Nitrogenou, mater 9O Various salts. 10
Cellular ti,sue....2 % COL Total .............sS %
In speaking Of snsyses Mr. Skinner read from letter
from Mr. Sumner OF Soa,h.Csrons an extract in which
the writer that brother, who has been year
and half pupil Of Lebif now eDsafed 10 msfios 80
analysis Of C,, the Cotton Plant aud the ln5.n Pea
from the ashes stalks and gsin Of those products sent
him from thi. country When completed these analyses
will be con Gated 20 the public, probably hrs through
the medium Of The FarnerS Library.
Mr. STEVENS made some observations on ssuperior but
narnele.s variety Of Apple he had met with Soulful
comes from the Valley Of the RsPpshsnEock 1t was the
best apple he bad and be wished to find 'oe
name for i-or to seek Of ~ Kindred IL Is OBJ
vously Of the class Of the Newtown Pppio-it is GER
tainly pppin and approrimsies nearer the Newtown
than 10 any other variety Its csx isset in deep basin
the stem is and slso In deep basin AMI II IL
somewhat sbout the calix-he most OF them
are slightly posed TO wtthey keep well in the stores
they are perfectly good till the 10th OF March: If 10 low
Temperature they without doubt be preserved I'LL the
let Of Msy-szs from inches 10 Il the last the excess
Has body seen snythins Ike this, " 90, VIII De
not communicate OF the subject
M FLEET sent 10 line saying that tbs Newtovn Pip
pin be known instantly BY khucke or bend IN the
middle Of the twgs-quite singular fact.
Mr. VAN WICK msde few observations on the Pippio
found by Mr. Stevens He thought 1t might be remote
variety OF the old Newtown stock
Desultory conversation here occurred occupying the
Club half an hour after which the meeting adjourned till
Tuesday next; subjects Grafts, Cuttng' Di'tT6Hi0H 81
Seeds, &c.
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GENTLFNENs SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
WM T. JENNINGS & CO.

nRAPEK, AND TAILOkS Garments ot the hrst
IL quality Ready Made. Ns-2jl broadway, American
tiot-i and Penn Avenue. Wsshtuzton, d. C-hsvins en-
srsei their premises prepared % oder iur the IN
spscou Of their numerous patrons and ne pubic az eN
snslve an assortment ofne~ Goods Tor spung ead sum
nar wear. comprising Cloths, Css'inseres, Nesuuss
Tw..ds Cashmsfe,s &c eau be found IN the country
which they arr enabled make up 10 order ~ great re
ducon from heretofore moderste prices such NJ" peer
the sacrifice unlimited 10 by importers
The sud character Of our work IL TOO hry s'tao
shed 20 require eny encomium on those points so essen
ria in restz ng h. value Of garments We would teiei
In particular however the Psutsl0ons furnished sno
solicit q Trial from the most fsstidious
In the Ready msde department We 'pah enaeaNVr 20
ra,nsin IN, superiorty OF the articles, which will b.
found edra q the ordered garments, the assortment
90 sistinR OF Dress and Frock Goats improved sy'es
Zsnhyr Cloth 1 i.hnsratt and Merno sacks, fanta
looms Vests &c Will he afforded st prices thA have chaf
sctsrzsd the estabhment rendering In s cases tn
aud pro quo. ~ n
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Assembly will thus be very commodiously ests'
blished, having AZ its command the library. the
archives and the numerous documents which have
been collected ritn 80 much care By former sdmi-
nistrations. and where the representatives Of the
people will find all the parliamentary records from
l7s9 down to the present day. The assembly no
doubt will in its preparatory proceedings and its
first deliberations follow the las; regulations. as
they were modified three years ago, bus which
probably will have 70 undergo some rev amend
menn. The new temporary chamber will be com
Pletey ready in the first fortnight OF the next m nth
rGaiEuani.
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The French National Assembly.

Some incorrect accounts having been given OF
the preparations making at the Chamber OF Depu
ties for The National Assembly the following state
ment i, now made by the Dtbats -" The palace
of the late Chsmber OF Deputies remains apPropri-
ated 70 the National Assembly. The chamber
i,,sf 4, too confined % hold all the representatives
of the country now about to amount 70 900 and the
Minister of Public Works has given orders tor the
erection Of temporary hall in the principal court
of the building IL is to be formed Of timber
and iron. in the shape Of rectange, from
the present two wings The benches will be
ranged in the manner Of an smphi'heatre' and
spacious galleries for the people will be erected on
three of the sides The members will be able to
communicate with ease on one side with the Bureau
de Distribution and the old chamber. which VIII
serve as conference room, or for the assembly
when formed into a general committee; and on tne
other side they may go by the oner corridors INTO
the pavilion in which are the offices OF the secre'a
ries. and the rooms destined for committees sna
other purposes, and which are s&fy IN NUMBER
Theae rooms were considerably enlarsed As' yea,
and will serve all the necessafy purposes An'
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BOOK TRADE.
NEWToNs pRINCIPIA.

lust IShEO-Ths Mathematical Pnoep
y Of Natursl Philosophy. ~ isaAr Ne~t o. fraas,stsd
into Ensish by Andrer Motis which i s'ced New
tou's Sssteni n The World with 8 portrsiti hfsf
.r.ricsr ssitop cs-eu y revised sno corrected ~iih
the life Of the sutho- by y " Ch'tendfn' N &c.
IT.. vo-s !. is.u.s ia n stvl4 ccumersurste With -
worth ard mast fud psce in fns bray q every
scholar 10 The and mp'-e m one large ccisFo Foi-
ii 500 DANIEL ApEF i07 Fuitcu-st
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By TELEGRAPH to the Ne,o- York Tribune.
Ibany Charter EIection-Whig Victory.

Albany Charter EIection-WhiR Victory.
ALBASr, April III p. NJ.
Mr. TAYLOR, Wing, is elected Mayor by l35 ma
iority; 70 Wing to LocoFoco Aldermen and
Wing to Loco.Foco Supervisors Messrs Cole,
Morrell and Ten Eyck, Loco Focos and Messrs Par
sons and Russell, Wings. are elected Justices.
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WOMAN AND

uER DISEASES from the er.iIe 20 the rave,
n sisptsd q her IN the natural avs Of he
system ant al the oisea--s o. her critical pericc' oy
"a yard h. Dixon. NJ D pp- IS. SIKH edition - =
r.i.rrk cont,ns .compee review cf the OriFu. synp-
ton. sro progres. q Proapsus, S1c al other uterine
pl.ceu.ns ia language sdsptcd 70 every reader. The
nsiicsl religious. and daily presa have expressed The
highest sentiments Of this ysusoe~oIk IL car he sent
hound 70 any part d The sts's, sta POSTAGE o. - eta
pos,.psd, sad cash orders oaly1tentsd g fot nety
CHARLES n. RI>B,
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Apopur.AR TREATISE

A DDRESS.D To YOUNG MEN, oonfsnnE com
pet. r-viss Of the orsir symptoms sui progress 81
every known disease ald Of - consequences q excess
ard self abuse iu avery cau Of lie 70 LANGUAGE adsptec
70 sv.ry rrsder-by iward h. Dizon, ND. pP. 25o-
Price 81. Eighth edition
TIE medical and daily press in every Part 81 taa IN
Try hsve pressed the highest sentiments OF ga" vaps
~ v.ork can 1e sent bopud % auy Of the Tinted
s..s. a pcssse Of cents Pos'psia a1d cssh orders
onlv sttarced 20 For sale ~ CbAkLF, II ktNO,
MI NuNkEftnf cor John. and Broadway.