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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12
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II KEMP AUCTIoSEER- ELEGANT rURNIrURR,
IN. Piano forer sirroIt, Pa2er sschie ki,h China,
sllvsr sph silver PA ed Ware, Carpets, No. morrov,
Ttur.daX sspt'mhsr Va o. ~ o'el"ek at The lAre ware
rooms, Me broadway. X. e. krmp siu sell auction,
above by order Of the aud whom
the lsrgett d desirable gods offered ~
suction in this city for witch
thote birg class
and hshosany Psror Drew Ing Pc sud Chamber fsrnl-
ture, Pane vrte std hr eh h0Hse .r shng articles,
thc Ctlbrated
Of France. England and Ns~ York. sud which, havas
obtained a. greet oost will hesssAtly be sacrificed a.
auction The sale ermpt-rs exttardtnsry sse assor
covered In the very richest tyes o. Ap Braeatss
son and MAROON silk Tius6. 81. R.servod Painted and
tnsmeld Chanbr " rrurs, cutie; Mahogany Parlor
Dining ko, M and Chamber Furniture uf handsome
superior Rosewood " Fer
and Will be sold with the makrs slso several
dozen Of silver poons aud Forks together With rich Silver
PLAYED and Chirs Ware srrort Carrst ko making alto
s attractive sale sud he Who'll. of which will be
positively sold without C.tsi
ins o. SALE Ladies snd gsB'p"n are nsied 20 sramins
cot o. ,he city ear h~ rs'icd '"r shirpirr.
UCTiON NOTICk.-Ii. n. BusH vial SAIL As
"A hll-v.-1bs dHy half pest sIock ~ the sale
COZ tnuhtter valuable et o go0d- order %
ninstraiurs Of the lat. Mr. EvsBs ~ s~,ry. ssurday
'isshat f1rpiturs IN he ST.. r"u Monday, poshls.
o. ,ihs sale S2 Bovsry Thar day i9h enrs v>lu-
able furhu eoBsihsd the Haven Hotel conner Of
1ysrty ssyshth arr Fourth rhres spiendd
billiard abes Partioulsrs IN tine Diner sales daIy
cet. runsAS BILL, Austi ss.er.
WV hcCoRslCK. AICrIosEtR TO Gao ERs
w Druggt,. b1 ,sc-Nm trmick Co. ~iit sell.
this say at oeircs IN the lss " Sprao. street.
A,eSust & ~ho q Slslhs indiso,
~ bag Java Coffee, a bows fam Sac shcet aad
thred bt gAss luOlhs Java Cnes Ia " H. base
hs Tobacco, $50 lbs ,rousd "srt,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

NAV house o. WASHINGTON SQUARE ros SAIL
An 0rto hI-rh. brick Hevs'. Me- LOO sspouga street
tsrt TO corner of Wet Washington Place Apply ats
NJ orr A. N 10 NALLN1INk q. HAIL. No. 10 dramerc,
lssr.
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SPECIAL SwriCEs.

49, 49, - -
" sdn-,iob % the of California into sioraus
f.. &. power ..sS,s OF prosis slavery sSsrsa
Usisb ~ III. honor Sf he Sssosrs party We are sai
s.. and siiys.. ss9 plissis.. A..: ,faa pa.S:
ws ., srs,,.' defeated The d.e,rss Of ~ n.s
events the General Cor m,tss have erisrsd s.lut. Of
as,.'y s' % yissy ~ .ss instant ssls:s
. .c al aSr sos @Ss ar. %
wInot favor 81 q. doctrine Of s0a St.
.&;ssy =. s;:s f.s%.ss . s,isy
s ~ .ss s .Rp.u
IVY HOWARD C. WEST ch.rA...
yss' ppS Spsrr }sssr.,.n...
CosxIrrrr os ARRsSer~xsr.
n.s Gilnar,ia. panig ssa.a, a xailISsn.
,s J.s y:is Ssi S:s' s *s & s:;:s
JOIN s. NsxIrBrS. ch.irms- Com. o. Arsssmsst.
Tss :.s si yss sa.a p 5 ,..s
S.hsrn'r ssai.t fave, 90 ths writer sy .s.aas b..
:.,ss !: I'll 20 rsss ss '.
% Y ~ i \ '' =
Nmbr-,LL PEsSoss ARE aEaEsy cACTIoysD
=. ,s,s e., rsss s.ss tsvs,t s,rsn
sss w. French the sane having bees stolen rsu. or
60" W ' jJss s p scorr. Ne. In r,l.s. .,rss.
81 ths u he uai,sa State, arnv ,.,o
-.ss 'at is.,ss; .eSPs s.sS.r. s.s isss..,.s %
sSsr-- soaioa sf i'm edstsiv the Pre-
sdent q TIE Club q the Astor Hr-e. Wees fnhera
yAs se. h In the city he lfh will meet a. h. above
place Nv.
lr'esOLUTiVN 20. rANtNs ,afs.-rHk 20
~ rsrtnsr.hip hereof5rs existss between the unser
.suss has zee. sissely.s st Ahrsha ssssr..s " az
thori1sd eot and sts he sebt 20 th- SAID late
pGtntnhip. Dated New York. Sspt.nh-r q ISL
ABRAHAM ACNEReON,
fsuS W HDGeSgAsA
pAseIylILk a. Dsors raio iN.riryrr isoos.
III porates ~ tie State 20 Nss Jersey, for she 81
ssse W tie ~asr treamsu having besn snlsrssf ess
fsw psstsr.s The r~~it-nt Pa
pupil q the e~lssrafss PrHssnils -. mia .ii-
nae ard ,he pyyH hs r..sr orsr sr-., iadsesm,a,s
- 'eess Aml' - r-lueusry % kheumatc sissa-ss
-S~J s.UEL wEBR, Ma ~ South ryprth street.
ph.sspha 81 he issvsut. Ten miles sootA q whi~
Aslpiis.
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CLHIoN, sTATks ISLAND. NEAR TIE NARRows
~ fOr sale or 90 lease cottage sites and bull ling ots
sound sno mendibs in the and
dsrs bic part OF et"p in the vicinity Of ferry churches
and scheo bulkheaa u erected front Of this property
audit !, tntsndtd to complete Terry LANDING in the
tpr mAp eau te and terms known N. OCol-
Wn W. VAN wAoESIN
Ma. uaao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

ITALIAN OPkRA bOUsk-AsTOR rLACE-THR
ladies and gentlemen enssses at this ,hrnent Tor
the Ballet Nspdt vile, SOD the
stage this day at twelve Veio,k n by order Of the
Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

ITALIAN OPERA BoUsk, AsrOk PL.CE-xAxhA
rstIsk Sole Lessee Arrival debut sf
the great French Ballet Ceps"y from the 0rsad 0psrs
fhrte. Opening OF short with Grand ba
let dAooH under deeton OF Monsieur Robert Kemp,
and perfect Epslth vaudes lille IomP&py-xr Jobn Nick
inson, stage Manager The fol o~ing form portion
OF Ballet Con em"'seI l-sine Frank
mtre aabteute from he Grand Paris Nile votorfne
trssk premiere danseuse rom toe GrAad Opera Paris;
Nile Ekp'n"sa. from the Theatre
Porte Paris;
aanseur from the Porte ST Paris konssur
Crtdeiue from he 1raId Oera Paris aud several otbee
eis,inguisheS srtsts Also perfect de bales q
twenty i've ladies' The T. glsh Vaudeville Company will
comprise the Of we'll established
will appear in quick suursSou sud generally in entirely
VAUDEVILLE. ed
ettabithment The lessee pledges himself that he Orshs-
ira shal he fu aud II the artists and thAs
IL shall be superior 90 Orchestra before employed
FOR Ballet Vaudeville Company IN this city anA
timely police will he ~ he alton.
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antf.aOADs.

CASDEN AND AsBoY RAILROAD LINE FOR
o'eiosa' ~ sy stsspsoa, JoHS porfra ssiy, Isus-
sfys er~crted,l from Per Ne Ncrth kfv~- fsS~-G-s
sfs-~ 80 -~~~~s sf.s- ~-rs. ~
NEw YoRR AND PBILADELrHIA.-r NV YORK
~ and Phusisrhis Dirsas-tnited sses Mail lSns-
Throueh ~ heurs Neu Jersey Rsilrcad
suoss ~ for En-, sisss ars "a ~ or SECOND Leave
keu York foot q Ccur.lendt ard -
A. n ana o r. ~ FROM foot % Liberty Leave
Phuss,ishia At sSs A NJ and tp. n, frts fee' ~
Walnut rtreet
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TABERNAcLt.-Ek or srsrEWs rnIRD ORIGINAL

VTABERNACLk.-kk. OF PsrEk'S rhIRD ORIGINAL
Ballad ill b. this evening tThurs-
day september ~ hs follow
SPOT where Born Whsn ind ~ziieth"
borning Noon ana Night i'm Anderson. my TO-" The
khipJ Day, saw ye ny wCe thing ras Imprisoned" "A
msns mar for that" Laaent IL the lri aisrant.
Death sf Warren" Blind buy, I'm alone. all alone.s
"1ak yer Huld COAX ,boot YES his Csntata the
My Queen, IN three 1ctets 50 To
At o'clock.
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MCCLELLAN EOUs.


CARD.-NRs. BREWSTER FROM PuILADILPuIA.
~ ter her services to ladies and Of this city
In @rolosy, love, ana Law matters erpretn
BY boohs aud eonstssty relied By Nsposop
Snt. the name Of the lady or gentleman they will marry
also tie name OF the vititer Residence III Cnnton
Ladies seventy-hve cents gentlemen one dollar.
'NbA JENNY LIND kXCIfEnENr walCH sEEzs
70 extend TO siybody aud thisg has
wayfnto OF Canal street also where &c has caused Brode
Bell the New forh cloak mailer to forth their grvatss
eDergies making somethnt stylish in tho Of
opera coaks for concerts and would
wise the lsries Of New whether or
they have succeeded.
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A CEs1IEkAN AND LADY WISH A ROos OR
N With fell tea,d for lssy oplv In quiet isny
where there other tcsrd.a vidow lsdv rre-rrrs
The location nus BE- pleasant Ne referspoe v-v Address
'Ietrsoo." 9th location. &C a. this oescs.
ID oops 80 ItT.-stvtpAh LANCE cosFosrssLg
IN suitable Tor seutsmen ard their vtye- o. sasis
let furnihed, vth vi'bovt heartiu house
No. " Lisp@usrd street Apfly q, Ne w. ssxt soor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

EoR SALE sUhsER ANDAwINrER CARRIAGE;
they are IN good copoit0u Also tine pair Of Horses
warranted SOUND and Tree irom fault They sola
count Of he osrartnre of the Application - be
mace at tie art at 10 the right from
Place. before u o'eIock. An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

WAITS NFkvOUs an "a poTE.--A0EN r. THROUGH.
ort ths eernry sad Dsr-oIs Se.irrn. q eeoonIag 49,
az rtr~cutly Informed that soa Talbot Th~s ~sts,
70 tuY invested ~ win pNer 10 tatke coatraots.
re,iss NJ. neys stpoint sssnt-, sHi u-ss-st he.ns-s
1sitOr WATTS. n n go grssn~isA str.st. berYt flr
the Ahtdote Iu2 NA~au street Ahasy. Troy, scbsnee-
tssy. ssd bufsio rspsrs rlesss cory oses.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
Bates Ct .AdveTsisinE :

but still manifested some excitement. He slept
soundfy during Saturday night. An officer is
IN his cell constantly
The excitement created Saturday morning
did not last over night. The disclosures at
the College formed the general topic Of eon-
versaton yesterday, but here was NOT s.any
tIme-to our knowledge her or 5 dufday
or yesterday. any ntrcaiica ot RIOT asspnycd.
The hlgest colectIofj Of n5ople az fie Cox
lege, at any one fine. dId aot exceed l25 per-
Sons and many of tie visIfeiS were mosr re-
specialize people. The military received or
ders at an early hour, on Saturday, 10 b IN
readiness IN their arnlories TINS order was
not confiEed 10 Boston companies alone Two
companies of fusantrv IN r pxbury received 4
similar order, and We're .up in arnIss'' ali
Saturday night.
The circumstances corrected with this
mysterious affair, now form the all-IhsOlbing
theme of discourse IN this city and neighbour
hood A cloud of ohscuriig hangs over the
whole, and each individual iasElions every par
ticdiaf of eeitfe nee or rtn15f- into afi nsree-
ment with some preeonteiged hytiothesis of
his own: DR.. Webstet's friends are Strong
IN the Belief of his innocence. The snpnosi-
ton tbnt person could pass through ii lie Of
more than fifty years unsuliied by crime, and
plunge In single instant into the commissions
of a frightful atrocity ike the purposed inur-
der of DR.. Parkman, Is one which the miuti
stubornly rejects. Such moral and mental
metamorphosis would be, certhinfe. one of
the most extraordfnarg phenomenas vet ex-
hi6ited BY the history OF tile human MUD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
INTRODUCTORY.

Scene inside Of the Printing Office Nsse- Years Ere
Editor speahs-
Must write for patrons New Years Address
'!is always the CUSTOM the people expect it.
So it would do for neglect it.
Here Ned-go to work, and see what you can do,
At writing column of verses
'ed.-What me-here's 60, by goly-why boss
can't write verses, no more'nor boss =
Why you ant talking and you certainly know it,
Persuading your devil poet!
Quite Of the devils legitimate line.
isL-Cone of your nonsense, what you do
And let US have something rich, witty and news
gu give short glance the signs of the times;
Come, ri furnish IDEAS you find the rhymes.
Commence with our compliments, very polite,
And say that our feelings o'erpower quite
Then write few lines, the progress of cience,''
The telegraph wonders" the :. Strict Alliance"
Between =. Progression the Press, Education
And the blessings enjoyed BY the great yankee nation
But don't say word about - high taxation
There's the Milwaukee railroad say something about it.
The whole country needs it, and can't do without it.
And then you can make few observations
Mosquito" and lake Nicaragua affair,
And the fuss Great Britain has Aicked up there.
Here, You mention Johnny Cnpeaud's queer capers,
And how old Zack gave HIN his walking papers
Then few lines about Minnesota,
Saltwater, St. Paul. Fort Smelling, Mendoza,
And before you get through. give casual glance
At Hungary, Rome, California, and France.
And plenty of . roast beef, plum pudding, and beer
This to our English friends, then you can say,
All this you know in joculaT way)
That If all the Yankees mouths made WIDER
They could swallow more pumpkin Pies dough nuts,
and cider
A gentle hint too might do us some good,
That printers need, pork -four, beef, and wood
And If You should mention the rgors of winter,'
1t rhymes exactly to paying the printer
And now will leave you write your address,
So get it up soon and wen put it to press.
Misrepresentation on-Im in a quandary,
The of a fix, it's vexatous veryi
| can't find rhyme for lake Nicaragua,
EdHow much do you think would big nigger-hogweigh1
Erit Editor.
cd-Ngger-hogw weigh spose he means that for pun,
Well I'm in for job that's got 10 be done
But if write line LII be dinged to darnaton.
I'll hunt up an old one, for republication;
Nobody viii know it; and then if they should,
What odds does it make for it's just IS good
And then Mister devil, between you and me,
The main point is here, after all do you see,
They buy it, before they tell what is in it,
And if they find out the very minute
It's old trash, they have read long ago.
Well, what they do. | should like to know1
Il would he Snper-ri- dc-ulouslv funny,
To ash ne saberly To give back their money.
So instead of harrassng my dull, feeble mind
I'll stick up the first old address l can find.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
NEEDS ADDRESS.

Old Time has got him new pair OF wings,
To bear him along another year,
So over his shoulder his sythe he filings,
And upward aud onward ne gaily springs,
Whilst Hope TO the old man closely clings,
As he starts or his new career.
HIS old wings that bore him, the year that's past,
Old Time casts away without sigh,
They had grown so heavy along toward the last,
With the burthens that morals had round them cast
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
ALE ONsO GARNER.
D. r. BIGELOW
ArToRN AT Law

ATToBNEY AT Law,
Notary Public General Land Agent and
Commissioner OF Deeds for the States OF Ohio and
Michigan; DoDGEyILLE. Iowa Co, Wis.
REFERENCES.
Prof. JoEL PARKER Cambridge. Mass
Hon. TIMOTHY JENKINS. 0Eeida Castle y Y
NcNErT \ BARTON EsQas. Buffalo
Hon. o. CoLE. Potosi Wisconsin.
n B. Mr. Biselow mas made arrangements with
a responsible European travelling Agent who has
bad many years experience in investigating tire Il
ties Of American citizens 10 property in Europe.
that will enable hitn to forward any business Of
the nature of investigating titles, collecting
Rey in Europe. with the assurance that il will Be
attended to with fidelity and on the most IeasoRa-
b. terms lvrs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
Terms of the .Erabune:

To Village Subscribers, 81 90
To Office and mail Subscribers, =. l so
For less TIME than one year, in the same
proportion
II Payment TO be made in .fdUqncs
Single copies, FIVE Ger Is.
" Produce of all kinds, received on subscrip-
tion at the market prices.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
SAMUEL CRAWFORD,
-zttOrHey at Lar and COunseffor
MISERAL PoIST, WIscoNsIS

VIII attend TO ali professional business entrusted
TO him IN the Counties OF Iowa. la Favette Grant
and Crawford, AMI ~ the S.3nTcmc Court. He Will
also attend to rEe payment o. taxes on lands IN tie
above named Counties.
July Ist 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-04
GEORGE u. CORR.

General Dealer IN
Family Groceries and Provisions Nails, Glass
Wooden Ware &c. 6c.
Stand opposite the County Buildings High Street
Mineral Point S
RAHLET EAT0S, VI NJ CoTHRET
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-15
From The Narai aud Military Gazette.
The New Arctic Expedifiou.

ENTERPRISE, CAPTAIN CoLLIssoN, G. b., AND IS-
vEsrIGAToR, Commodore McCLURE.-Licut. Peter
A. Halkett, n. N, went on board the Enterprise
the 9th, but he did not require any of the dock
yard boats 10 convey him 20 the vessel, having
brought his own boat with him. II was composed
entirely Of Macintosh cloth, and IL only 80 ID.
weight, although capable Of holding two persons
with the greatest ease The gallant officer inflated
his boat in about one minute ON the landing place,
and ON launching went into il and rowcd himself
TO the Enterprise with small double scu Lieu
tenant Halkett then inflated Macintosh oyercoat
of 20 h. weight, capable of holding person, and
with two small oars similar TO Chinese FANS moved
about on the river with great facility. After exhb-
ing the buoyancy and usefulness Of his invention,
Lieutenant Halkett obtained the consent Of one Of
the ladies ON board the Enterprise TO GO on shore
with him in his boat, and IL was found admirably
adapted for conveying two persons, and easily
managed. One of the Macintosh boats and one Of
the cloaks have been supplied to the Enterprise,
and ono OF the boats and ono of the cloaks TO the
Investigation. The other arrangements for giving
every facility 20 the searching ships Of the best
description. Mr.. Lang, master shipwright, has
had temporary rudder on his plan, which can be
attached TO a vessel by lashing, supplied to the En-
terprise and also to the Investigator. Forty ice.
sledgcs have also been put ON board, one half OF
them Il. by II. in. in dimensions, and the others
double that size.
number of suggestions have been made %
enable the vessels TO penetrate through the ice.
Com. Smith submitted TO the admiralty plan for
firing grapnel or anchor several hundred yards
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LIFE ASSURANCE.

National Loan Fund Life Assurance society
26 CoRNHILL, LONDON, AND II WALL
STREET, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, f5O0,000 sterling, or S2,5OO,OOO.
u dEmpo,eered Nv Act Of Pariiane,,i,y ID rie.---
ROYAL Assent, 9Th July, 1898. "a savjngs' Bank
for the Widow and the Orphan" t. Lamie Muir.
ray, George street, Hanover Square, Chairman Q
NE Court of Directors, London.
Uxrrrp srkrrs BoARp or Local DpscroRs.
NEW YopK-C Edward Hsbicht, Chairman; /;
John g. Palmer, James Boorman, George Barclay,
Samuel S. Howland, Samuel NJ. Fox, William Van
Hook, Aquila @. Stout, Tanning G. Tucker, Bache
McEvers.
PmLkpEGrHrA- Clement G. Bddle, George r..
Graham, w. Peter, (H. ". NJ. Consult Louis A.
Cooley, William Jones.
BhiTrropE Jonathan Meredith John McTavish,
IN u. M. Consul,1 Donald McIlvain, Samuel Hefi-
man, Henry Tiffany, DR.. J. II. McCulloch.
BosToN.-G Gorge M. Thatcher, Israel Whitney,
Franklin Dexter, Benjamin sesvcr, Elijah d. Brig
ham, r. A. Grattan, IN. b. M. Consul.)
j. LEANDER STARR. General Agent.
coward IT. RICHARDSON, General Accountant
for The United States and y. ~ A. Colonies.
Pamphlets containing the rates Of premium, Proe
pectus, examples, names Of gents, medical exam
Iners, &C. can be had free Of charge on application
at7l Wall street, and Of ag nts.
Part Of the capital is permanently invested in the
United States, in the names Of three Of the local d
rcctors as trustees always 10 the assured
in cases Of disputed claims (shoud any such arise)
~ otherwise.
Thirty days are allowed, after each payment Of
Premium becomes due, without forfeiture OF policy.
The United States Local Board meet every We'd
nestav. al their Office in Wall street, where all
business connected with the Societys operations in
America Is transacted-sffording thereby every
possible advantage Of promptness and attention 70
parties in Of leave 10 travel loans, settlement,
&c.
Medical examiners attend daily, at o'clock, p.
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fcrent Local Boards and Agencies.
All communications TO be addressed TO
J. LEANDER STARR, General agent
for the United States and for y. ~ A. Colonies.
Juno %
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AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

- N. CARVAIH0, Artist, of Baltimore, respect
-. fully informs the citizens Of Washington, and
the public in general, that he has rented the Da-
guerreotype Gallery formerly occupied by Van
Loan s Chase, at the corner of a street and Penn
syvania avenue, where he is prepared to make
guerreotypes in the world. He has established at
Baltimore reputation for making the best pictures
i'm that city; and the public at Washington have
now the opportunity Of prosuring an artistic pic
turc such an ono as will be worthy place in the
cabinet Of the connoisseur or the ladies' centre
table Groups Of any number Of persons can be
taken, with all the classical arrangement of light
and shadow, expression, and beautiful tone of q
highly finished mezzotnt engraving.
N. b. The greatest care taken in procuring cor
rect hkenesses of children; and in instance will
a charge be made without the picture is perfectly
satisfactory. Call and examine specimens. Post
mortem cases promptly attended TO.
Corner Of 4I ct. and Penn. Dec. z