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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
Farm for Sale.

Tho subscriber offers for sale, small Farm.
consisting of Sixty Acres Of first rute land, situa
ted two miles North East of Salem. There are
upon the premises Log House and small Barn,
and one of the bes. veins of coal in the neigh
oorhood. The property is that formerly held
by DR.. Saml. Ball. Indisputable titles will be
given. ~
For terms of Sale, and othcfparticulars apply
to James Barnaby, Salem, o.
May l, 1851. ]. HEACOCK.
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PRESCOTT & CO.---Salem. Ohio

4 WHOLESALE Dealers in School, Aliscelln
neous and Moral Reform Books; Paper, Ink,
and Stationery; Drugs and Medicines, Paints.
Oils. and Dyestuffs; DR.. Townsend's Celebrated
Saysaparilla; Fahnestock's, McLane's and Sell
ler's Vermifugo and Pills; and all the Popular
Medicines Of the Day.--ALS0,f w IT.
BOOTS s SHOES and Shoe Findings; Dry
Goods and Groceries, &c. &c. Aug. Q, 30
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
DAVID WOODRIlFF

Ma''gaetprer Of Carriages, Buggies, sw,kiss, SC.
A general assortment pf carriage Constantly
on hand, made Of the best ms .erih md In the
neatcst style. All v ork wsninted
Shop on Main strs-t, Sa-sK, o.. .tfaa.assr
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
Dental Surgery.

j. w. WALKER, would announce to his
friends, and the public generally, that he is pro,
pared TO execute all work in tho above pFpfee-
sion, that may be intrusted to him. s'''''
New Lyme, Aug. 18th, 1850. r
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
JOHN C. WINERY.

SURGEON DENTIsTl!-oGes oper 0s
Book Store.-All operations in Dentistry per-
formed in the best manner, and all work war
rnnted elegant and durable. Charges reasonable
Salem Sept. 8th, lS49. ltNa ahf-"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

\. Six runaway slaves from Wood county,
Virginia, were arrested near Bloody Run, in
Bedford county, Pcnnsylvnnia, on Saturday,
the 10Th inst, aud carried back gicc-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

= PIP. Hill, inventor Of the IIillotype, or the
Daguereotype in colors, has so far mntured
his invention that his pictures will be exhibit
ted early in September. tf' 'sfs 'p'i-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

A vALuABLy TRufH-Ifwc seruiinize tho
lives Of men oftruo genius, we shall find that
activity and persistence are their leading pe-
culiariiies. Obstacles cannot inlimidaie, nor
labor weary, nor drudgery disgust them.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
Fugitivss and Nanumlttsd Slaves.

TABLE Of Ntgitives and .Manumiited Slaues
from the Southern States during The year end
ing June /, 1851.
Compiled for Tho Now York Tribune from Of
fcial Census Returns, August, 1851.
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Anli-Slayery SOngsl

WE have about 1900 copies Of our selection
Of Anti-Slayery Songs on hand, which we will
sell Wholesale and Retailj orders from dis
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13
JAMES BARNABY.

PLAIN s. FASHIONABLE TAILoRi
Cutting done % order, and al wsrk Warranfsd.
North side, Main Street, two doors East Of
the Salem bookstore.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

y David l.. Elder Of Ky, and others address
sed great free soil meeting in Boston the
other day.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-13

The Louisville Journal estimates the pros
ent growing tobacco crop ai i2S,oOo hogsh'ds,
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, August 2-6 z. Nj.
AsHEs moved to the extent Of 600 bbls-pears at
and pots at s5 showing active but rather lower
market The stock in the inspection amounted to 67
bb Of the former and i23 Of the latter-n all 800
bbls
BErswA1 continued in request, and about 5000 lbs
Amerie Az prime sold at &c a 261sc cash.
BEEADsIvFFs In Flour less firm feeling was ap-
parent, and, in the demand less animation Not mere
than lltO0 bbs. domestic disposed Of including
uninspeeted at SO SO So sour, S. so SO rs; super
fine No at s. 02 SO sli ordinary straight State
at 81 81 06; mixed to good Indiana aud Michigan at
s4a ~ 81 round hoop ONO, at 81 % a 81 1sA, pure
GeLesee at 81 IL 81 2 and other grades in proportion
Canadian also fell of little in price, when 300 bbs
ordinary, In bond were purchased at 81 II 81 ls1
southern ruled quiet with sales Of 700 bbs mixed
straight at 81 25 - 81 and fancy, at 81 81 S5 81
OF rye -four few parcels taken at So al stock
extremely limited Corn meal remained scarce and was
held At 50 81 for State 50 VI for Jersey and So IL for
tsandyvne. Wheat was still more freely offered, at
opced figures The operations comprised about 1000
bushels very choice Canadian. at 1O2c 900 Genesee
part at e5c 2COO Ohio at soc, and 1000 Southern
sic. R. was nominal and dull, az 12c. Oats in
ample supply and selling At 30 40c for Ohio aud Jer
easier market Corn but little up ward. OF 10000
bushels damaged and heated having found buyers 45
sc Western mixed at &c.; fat yellow, at BIC, and
Northern round. at 5bc
CoIIET remained in good demand with additional
sai,s Of 2o bags Msracaibo at ga l0c 1000 do Porto
Rico at phc 100 do. RIO, at &c. and $50 do. st. Do
mingo, at Sc.
Cor1os-Tbe amount disposed Of to-day was near 200
bales the market closing very steady We reinsert our
The New York herald., 1851-08-03

Died.
On Wednesday jug 30, At the residence her uncle
Capt. " q. Cameron, 10 Lexington avenue, ASsAsrLLs
BnooKs only surviving daughter q benjamin and the
late Annsbes Brooks grand daughter Of the late Capt
Brown.
The relatives and frends of the family and tho.e Of
her grandmother, Mrs A. Brown invited 10 attend
,he funefs from her ste residence as shove, on Tues
on WtdDesosg evening, July 60 HKynics MsRtE only
child of Elzs iumel and the late Charles John Fran
The friend, Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral q her late residence 5l3 Broome
street Sunday trr,-. At half past O'Clock Her
rcmsIns viii be istsn 70 Grecn.eod Cemetery for In
terment
ON August 1, of consumption. M.LootN c,,nK, sred
% yrsrs.
lis freuds and acquansnc and those of hi brother
ssmue respcc fully i1vted 10 st,end his fuo,rs
from his late residence $50 West Fvur .enh street on
Sunday. &C inst.. nj 2 2o'elock
ON Friday, August ASsr, daughter of Edward c. and
Sophia Ann Green, aged yesr, months and days.
% ctfuliy invited n attend her funeral from tn. resi-
dencs Of her fsthsr No 0ss Water street, sunday
afternoon, st O'Clock
On Friday evening. August I. Turrr.a AN-, the only
daughter of william Corroy seed 70 months,
The funeral v take place from the residence Of her
psr pts 4se Pearl street this Sunday afternoon Al
oclcck The remains will be taken 70 the Flavruth
street Cemetery for intsrment.
ON Friday, August after long srd severe illness
Grorcr GsRpIsTs In the I'D ysar fln age
Tho ris nds and usintsnces q the family are res.
pectly invited 10 attend the funeral on sunday after
noon sts cleck from bis late residence No ~ Cannon
ON Friday August Josrra, s,n q Joseph and Mary
Thtmsfn aged yesrs.
Tbe iisnds ~ the famiy are respectfully Invited %
stsbd his funeral from lsj Eighth avenue on Sunday
"a met at 2oclock y NJ His remains will be taken tn
the {, meterJ Of the fvefgrttDs for interment
On Friday nRht, August l. after few days' nlpces.
cnshIss KtIL,, native ofLanesborough county Long
ford Ireland IN the 22d year Of HE sge
Iis friends and acquaintance. snd the Members Of
Constituti,n fngine Company, No T. and the Young
Mechanics Guard respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral Sunday afternoon ugust at o'clock
m his late residence No Tb Water street Bros kiyn
On Saturday morning. August 2, st O'Clock u con.
SUMPTION. CaTunfrs MAGIErpA MIrNns, wife Of Conrad
Friedrich Meyers native of svcrn Hanover Germany
tstd 60 ytsrs. months ard ~ dsys
The relatives and friends u the fnily are respectfully
invited 10 attend the fuBerSl Monday AFTERNOON A.
oclrck from her ete rede nee No l42 Cherry street
Fer rHsiha VII BE- tsken 10 Urvenscod Cemetery for
ipisrntnt
On Ausust s HfN.t w,Hr aged q years Iaso FIRST
Gpnnsr q heU s. tiiF Prebe, scn-lr-las q Mr. John
Dffbtn.
The ffitbds of The fsmy, and taos e b. brothers.
ia-,sw, Jobn and BsIthol0ms- Derhsm, are toe.
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
MARKETS ELsEWHERE.


BosroS. August L-Broke,s Boards shares Western
Railroad 10l% do l0l1 IL Boston and Maine Railroad
81 10 do. f& Boston and Providence Railroad e lOO
Ogdensburg Rsilrosd, b4n a. 70 do 3l 10 do b. 5z
b6O "a Rutland Railroad 4t Central Railrosd
III 60 do SIs 81 do. a& 100 do. Sts 9lOdo 3 pUdo bS
80 s0do AZ 7t0 do. bio sOi 100 DO. 2ex 900 do ~
700 do. b4n 81 900 DO .b90 81 100 do 29; LOO do. bio
10 Ssntsr Company eco %; ~ EdesSorth Company
Central bonds, 30.
PHIApEIPHIA, August 2.-Ffrst Bcard-s5Qo Lehish 6s
ST. so Lehigh Interest 81 1000 do ST. 500 Pennsylvs
mia 5s, ssa loO do, $50; 1850 de-. Ssz; 5000 do
2fou Reading 6s 70 b5 7o 5000 DO, b. 20 LOB Reading
100, s's.rss NeIthern Bank ~ OsA lOSSrIisssSn Rail
Reading Railroad ISL Second Board $500 Pcnnsylysnla
So Is; SfO0 do. 20 shares Girari Bank 1875
i5 shares ResdfIs Railroad aoS.; 100 do. 26
6s $780, 1904 76v Baltimore pleasure. 10 76O do 0I;
80 shares Union Bank So ~ Mechanics Bank l5 BaIti
Water Company. s7 3 Baltimore Oaio Railroad.
q Al the board odsy hSry,nd 6s closed At Wy BID
tmore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1857 9k bid do. shares
III hid, TN ed; York and umberlaad asked Balti
more and susquehanna, Abid
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BRIoHTos MARKEr, July 3l-At N srket, 500 beef cat
tie, 90 pairs working oxen As and calves 4200
sheep. and 400 Swine. Prices Beef cstte-We quote
to correspond with last week vz extra 50 so So 76
first quality, So rs So 25 second So SO 30; third 81
81 90. Working Oxen-A few sales only noticed;
quote the following SEQ, SOS, $7S $50 aud S6S Cows
and Cslves-Sses at $2 S25 s2s S3a ST, SAL and SIC
Sheep-Ssles quick at 81 25 So AZ So IL, 81 92, So
SO 25 and 81 rs. Swine-0ld hogs, and 54c.; small
pigs TO pedde, bac fat hogs SC. At retail from 51z
TO 7c
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
LIvrRrooL cLAssrricArios.

ooo barrel. of four wsr, .ngassa =, 1a nS Sn
bush.s "a xbcst AZ a. in hnr ~ 49,, nsa - = ~,
Of cotton in lot AZ "a ,e.si 49, h,.,I, Si'.s =,
load xitb naval &C., :, wun,,-.a. g ts-s ~
3. Cd To Londoo GOO barrels nonr were sngsysS A.
Ne "a TO Usxr. COTTON - % Ia -. 49, az a.
m. va ora n c, shc anss - ana 20
! frm AT as Soc per foot mc.snrsmsst N ~ "'
FrsII-A further lot Of 100 ount.ls Western Rank
erip,ion T. naw ,.rx ,,,'sis so'',a s, @ aes
are sti held AZ As 40 40 Tor No ~ a. a. "a a. NJ
which are scarce; ~ KS a 81 for large No \, ana
copaeet,c, .hsa ars na DIsn,, ,a n ,.. syu NO
command a. ~ AZ. I'D So -, n,nnin.i 40 ~ -
sst h AZ. "a n .a ~ vsen IN ta requsst the
afternoon the lt inst AZ az az Sr E.stey, ana a,a
Bsnk and s. i2it for Georr.'s Mscksrel were freely
sold at old rates
Trrtr-T DAYS TRANSACTIONS embraced 400 box.s
Malaga raisins AZ a. l2 SOC so lav.r a, n..rv ~. .s
hgure or little more go c.sS. zn,s carrsn, =, s~
&c. 10 cases citron At Doc and IS r.s.s nrs.s,y.a
ginger At 81
H,r.-Riv,r was abou, the same 40 bales having
Hrst.-NOthinr transpired IN any auaiity worth
speaking of The amount hand eonpdssd about
s4sV bales Ame-i,ap 1 $50 DO Manila ana asO taas
Russian
Hors-Ams ricsn. of last years growth we're exceed
ingy du st ooc, cash; Erslsh quoted scarce at
5Oc The probabilities q having diminished crop Of
the latter th season are incr Aed by each successive
arrival frm Europe By the Niagara We have sIyices
to tie 18th u which represent the blight In ali tbe
dktrcts where the artcls l. euvnt.d A. daily saetnr
the plant In a very bad way In the LONDON market
prices had Improved = per cvt the strength those
scSohht
IVpiso.- since Saturday last 20 ceroons Guatemala
have ieen sold st > &c 81; 10 eases Msuis at 7sc
and fsv of other Einds ct previous quotations
laos varied tuf ltl. loo tons Gsrtsherrie and
CoitIes Scotch PIG bro ght Sis 20 cash, and sip So
me- nths.
LssD has RENAME dull and for 100 tons foreign
buyers we're oly obtained BY conceding &C. ton the
ssss having been Elected at 81 60 time snd interest
added
lDr.--Of common Rocklspd. 27Oo barrels realized
in the v.lue Of thr atIrl. ~ tbs An, "A 80 oIIv
.a,'sf -, - - $1,000 . WV O'@Ss - i"iV
MoI,ssFs-Wiih an insnns,e market, We have only
20 retert ale a " bhds Cut. Nus~oyaao Al "a pa
The New York herald., 1851-08-03

eoar-Red notified Csstiie inaaimsts, st exc.,
four months. parcel Of 500 bexss New rsrk, was
purchased ut AZ &c. per lb cash.
sr,Rrs whiskey has been more steady and
uniform with moderate inquiry from the local trade,
and sales Of so bbls half Ohio.s Axe. and the sdue
prison at "a kc, cash Foreign liquors were pretty
tive, and hrm ss rsgaris prices puncheoas IT. Croix
rum brought 70 &c.. half pipes Bordeaux brandy 81
3 81 70; and 10 do. Cognsc 81 Sz3TK
src.Rs-bolders, generally speskir 9. very stf
but with the exception Of lot Of 10V hhds Cuba which
sold at 6Ac have heard Of no int resting
ment The following exhibits the amount Of all kinds
In market this morning compared with that held the
ls ut together with the and decrease In the
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
Telegrnphic Reports.


CHssIrsToN, Aurzr. I, 1851.
Cotton quiet; 100 bales were fo.d c. lay 81 Nc
kopF5LE, Ausas. !. 1851.
yellow corn sells in mark; a. S7c and lair red
wheat at &c.
Bsirniosr, August 2, 1851.
Sales have been made OF How ard -four 81 Il
Grain IL steady and unchanged
PiTrsRune, August 2 1851
The nour exported TO Phisdelpha. by canal for the
month Of July pss 1881 bhs; since the opening Of
navigation leo COO bbs Bacon for July-ji22c0 lbf :
since the opening, 81 L. $50 lbs. Wool for July
2OIi!oco lbs; since the of~nipg, 2:as 900 lbs The
weather Is eool and clear and the river rising slowly
BurrAIo, August q 1851
Tho receipts for the aSi twenty hours Seen
fiour, 2t00 barrels, wheat, 1900 bushels coru 1000
do The market has been rather heavy for -four but we
notice material In prices 1000 barrels Michi.
gan brought 50 So 20; 1900 bushels Ohio wheat TOO
There IL less doing in cor and the market has down
ward tendency. A lot of mixed Western brought &c
Ost steady. No chaDge in ., isLts.
ALsaST, August 2 1851
The receipts for the s twenty four hours been
-four, eIO0 bar sl wheat 700 bushcls corn 10 600
do Market heavy and no change Ia prices There is
fair milling demand for prime wheat at 81 o. for Gene
and 81 OF for Michigan, which prices 5000 bushels
were taken The market for u lower 1900 bushels
round yellow taken at 55 kc. Oats steady 1900
bushels were sold at 20 SEC; Western &c.
The New York herald., 1851-08-03

THE LATE TRAGEDY IN FLORIDA The follow
ing letter from Henry +. W Clark, relative to the
tragedy in Nassau county Florida, in which he
was ar actor, appears in the Savannah Georgian,
of the och ult.:-
ST MARY's (GA } July "a. 1851.
lsee in your paper of the 2st inst, IA statement
published of the elancholy affair which took place
at Mrs. M. Sterrat's place, Seymour's Point, Mas
county, Florida, on Wednesday morning the
10th inst, between Mr. Wm II. Taylor, of Savan-
nah, and myself In justification l will simply
mark that 40 one en- earth can regret the awful
a iiaiI more than do. did not draw weapon on
Mr.. Taylor until | had been first shot at and
" ounded, neither did give sufficient cause for the
attack, or was the assailant. l was driven by
necessity take the life of the unfortunate young
man, as be seemed bent my destruction, and had
die harged his colts repeater three different times
at ice The Jury Of Inquest have brought in their
verdict " self defence" Very respectfully,
HENRY T.. w. CLARK
The New York herald., 1851-08-03

FIRE AT SAVANNAH, GA.-A fire occurred at
Savannah, the 2Sth ult., Of which the Georgian
Mr.. Conn's loss $4,000, Mr.. Kennedy's $500, Mr..
DaIby's $3.50, MIR. kobiders $500, and Mr.. Mi
raults S4OO-neither Of whom had any insurance;
MIR. Foleys loss is $500-he insured; Mr..
Browns loss is about 81, ,200-he had 500 insured;
Mr.. Dibble lost $50 to 500.
The New York herald., 1851-08-03

1lssAs, D Hsvst. Hs.ry VIDAL Lsyiils. David Coed
man. nitohsh, Wehiis last, Psrnalse, hss AZ
Gh.;s Poster We waller; Cage; A,oosI kosiesas.
p stone q Folk. Walker Carson. x Bra aSe
LoSi..;nn.i hAs. Vera Cruz; Brown. oAvsston,
sAyAssAn--stssnsAip yIsrids-J MsIasesh, q PoaS,
GP Ward. Me- yAid. Hayden and lady rssas, q
Coufrisr ~ Jackson. Capt j Conner. A Robert W
% ESssrt' Hs,.s ,nss,l.ns Es Aasn. AND child a.i
Nather Mrs HUM phre,s Charlss Davis IN II II N Ssrs 6
Mckee Psets; Z BieoS sad LADY z Withiaxtca, u
The New York herald., 1851-08-03

Marshall Wiley; John Turner Wait, Esq, James
Christopher Lomstock, Esq, Ethan Ferris Bishop,
Esq Of Bridx port
Add Esma1,-Rev A. Crane Rey. J. w.
Hoffman, Rev. j. IA. Nichols
- Hs~~avyD d. Drew Harrison crsssey, of
Tennessee.
humc-' Old Hundr~d.r
Prayer by The President
Bsnsaiction by the Chsnc~lor.
CONCLUDING VOLUNTARY
At "a o'clock, p M after the exercises in the
church closed, the students faculty and guests scat
tered through Maine and State streets, ike fock
OF sheep without a shepherd, to American Hall,
where they sat down to q sumptuous dinner. IL
u useless to 90 into paneR sric OF the exercises
to criticize the performances, for ia either case
more would be offended than pleased, but will
say, that the exercises, whole, sned ustre upon
the proeent course Of instruction this college,
and was prestige of Its future benets 10 those who
become students the rem
Judge Woodbury., OF the Supreme Court OF the
nited States, delivered the GRAFTON before the
House of Convocatiou of Trinity College, onyester-
day afternoon, in Christ Church His subject was
The Importance OF forming independents Opinlons
In Literature, Politics and Religion lt WAS de-
Hvered in that low Of voice and su bhued man
ner characteristic of the Judges OF the supreme
Court Of the United States. Many persons lett the
house because they couio not hear hun lae Judge
looked as 4 he was out Of health
The New York herald., 1851-08-03

hss been used to prevent citizens from rs-oap-
turing these slaves. Thus has 30 exaggerated many
of IL settlers at the wes that they determined
TO r1ise force sufficient TO overpower ell opposi-
tion and re-capture Their slaves ut all haxards At
the last accounts Q large party Of armed Texans
had assembled near Presidio, aud threatened to at
tack the town if tho fugitive slaves not given
up. l. is intimated that there are not less than
two thousand fugitive slaves in the Mexican towns
In SsntaRosa. there forty fugitves who escaped
from plantation in Arkansas The owner of
the hss made many efforts to induce them To return
to Arksnsss, but In vain. They boast tnat they
in \ free country and permitted 10 ENJOY equ u
privilege with the N'exicans We have been in
formed that about two hundred fugitives from
Texas crossed az of the principal ferries on the
Rio Grande during the last t~o years Ii is evil
dent that these things will not long be tole .ated by
by the government to prevent the misc nief, the
citze will them selves, and make foray upon
the Mexican towns TO recover their property. We
have much reason to fear thnt jif ,ultes Of very
serious character are springng up that frontier,
and unless fugitive slave treat he concluded with
Mexico, another war may, ere long, De inevitable.
We are informed that comrany of ninety men,
well armed and equipped viii soon be marched into
Santa Rosa, II certain slaves are not given up aud
We should not be surprised ii Eve hundred or thou
sand men should follow Eheru, should they meet
with opposition from the Mexican authorities Our
information is derived from sach respectable sources,
that We think there be little doubt that difficult
ties are brewing on western frontier, that
msy prove far more serious than those relating to
the Cuban invasion. 1t may be well for the
government to look well To this subject, and take
umely precautions to prevent another rupture with
Mexico.
The New York herald., 1851-08-03

TAllow-We noticed sales OF ! 900 pounds prime city
repdered at 7c., cash, Market unaltered
wHALEsosE All descri ptions were sparngiy offered
at 34c, cash No transactions traospired.
The aggregate receipts Of produce by the North river
bosts were Of ashes l2o barrels -four 300 do meal 20
packages wheat u 500 bushels; oats 900 do; corn
coco do provisions 80 PACKAGES whiskey 400 barrels
aud WOOL loo bales.
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
Passengers Arrived.

IornoN-fachet tht levOnshire- sidney Smith. smsli
hthersb Jkfour' 1T Bethune sad lsdy Of C,nada Rev
Irutch Aiss 1ribe Mis- ssrsh frbe, Mr. and Mrs. snita
shvrdtn md Hdy, Miss Blackmsn ~ Eneisrd ssdd,
child snt tsrvsnt BlschHsn Wheeler sScardfeld Mss
Nicholson. NJ III B1tier Wbshington LUsk hraokiyn
Iterson ltchtl Scatand, ~ Hung srisu sodiers
ron 1uifeJl ~ ehieh so aacthes column, 49,,
LNtttOOI- Stir De ~ Cinton-h Rec, sufrr, hes
Irsdfen, Itu ndes thips surgeon
MAJ AsA-DtA Con n nosore-D faiaesos. n . Ensa
The New York herald., 1851-08-03
MEDICAL.

DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIvAu
Ss s: sSaf ON s's;s,sI st. sSps.
an A. snss.s: b. coms1s: ~.aias. ~
sho cannot be cured thou, Il, he has ease daily.
ni Sss'r a aponl sb
sSS N t. ss 2. . &c ss Sr ma .s,
oea application cured me in fs~ hour after another doe
N FROM a gs .su. s.', SO 4 s
II y, Syssd ne sy S oa sss ss
phic in shor, time sner had been under three psy.
%sii%: i' :s: s' R.rS s,'ss Ssy SS:'s s
as so"ss ts ss ?; 1s'IS srn foe, rSsssd y MAJ
LSSnCET D. 70 Rs.is stree, two door. is from Sfs.z
md all the hndred By asrsst Eanss
y @'S: IN: Be-:
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Journal '.I, may :. ,,ia i..ri.'.y. 70 g equal =
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Is' zsrs, .ss Il. S.S., Ss:
4. Fleets &o .is,h edition, fourteen plates prs
a Bresdssy. and 81 sbs author. Sei nrosas.y.
nR. wARo. 90 0ocANAL sTREtT coRyrs or BROAD.
irm ny srss, ertersses -" .srr.s 90 ,s usfor.raa
Che hss. trss,ns.. =, No fs. IL. s9r.t % 1sio,,sas.s.
remedy II The -csS Ss,s. :. t.; day. rfss s. seid
CARD DIR. DE i.NEy. AUTHOR or raE "pm
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