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iron steel till it burns the hands, and then rub it will
piece of pure white wax and polish it with piece O.
cloth soft leather This simple operation it is stated
fills the pores Of the metal and defends it entirely from
rust, even though it should be exposed to moisture
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21

occurred ut the Varieties Theatre last night After amos
successful representation Of the play and the nterlude
of the principal characters Side-lghts placed
of the sidescene and incauiousy approaching
them too near her light dress caught fire. Efforts we're
they badly directed, and it not until the light
gauze which she completely consumed that the
flame subdued. The lady regret to add, was Sc
yerey burned the flames reaching her back and neck and
perhaps other parts of her Except this lady
other injured to any extent and it is hoped
that injuries may prove great represented
No part Of the scenery damaged though it was
greatly exposed and there moment when feared
that general fire might follow. Order however.
restored and Manager Field closed the theatre for
the evening. ~
Mmlle. Baron, at the latest adyces was in bed, her
burns properly dressed and with prospect Of very se
injury. She will be Withdrawn from her profession
for couple Of weeks 40. [St Louis lntenigencer
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GEN. Notwithstanding the Bresau Gazette, Gen.
cral Haynau has been to Vienna by of
the Emperor his Majesty considering that the demonsr
tons which his has excited in certain places
calculated to the honor of the Austrian uni
FORM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21

The PILor ESGINEER.-The construction Of
Barroms Rotary Engine is very simple that the start
ing stopping and reversing lever (all in one) may, with
all ease be conducted to the pilot house. giving to the pilot
the full command Of the engine, with trouble to
him THAI he has to ring his BELLS This arrangement,
II the fireman be Of sufficient intelligence to take
entire charge of the boiler would do away entirely with
the office of the all steamboats,
of the mhller class. m Y. Sun.
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sEsr BAcK-Twenty-three paupers sent to Boston, at
the public expense have just been returned the
princple the authorities Of Ireland being obliged to pay
their passage both ways.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21

The PoRK TRADE THE WEsr.-As we have before
stated the recent decline in bacon has caused decline in
the price hogs at the West for the packing
about commencing In Cincinnati prices have declined
% CENTS though contracts have been made for 5000
hogs at full prices. At Madison Indiana about 115ooo
head have been contracted for and So net the highest
price in that vicinity for several weeks The Louisville
Courier says the packers in that city have contracted for
upwards Of 100000 hogs and the present ruling price
pears be S. 1t is fully calculated that upwards Of
hogs will be slaughtered at Louisville this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21

The city of NewYork possesses most singular popula
tion. Acpordng to the last the population
5l5547 of this number were born IN the United
States ard 237 e5 out Of the United States Among th.
latter are enumerated the following England 22s24
Ireland, T3s7so Scotland 1850; Wales s47 Germany
5547e; France, 4eso Spain. 1903 Portugal 12s; Bel
gum, 95 Holland Gil Turkey, g Italy. 7os; Austria
100: Switzerland, 7e4 Russia 472 Norway 216; Den
mark, 392; Sweden, 400; Prussia, 665
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In PHIssr LrE.-Among the convicts in the Mas
sachuset State several who under sentence
for life The last Of this class received at the prison
Thomas Davis the murderer Of his sister Four five Of
this number in close confinement for refractory
duet andtwo for attempting to murder their keepers
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M OUGH AND READY LINE

D AMI hEAD1 LINE d
4 u OF oAiNIBUSES-NEW ROUTE.-On ESs4I3s=f4apassa
tne Of will route,
running Canal Chatres the
Epanade Marais Said Omnbuses will
pass mnutes and avoid starting the
time Carriages do will leave between the quarter
hours follows;
FIRST Carriage from Plauehs and EspHnade mln to A. NJ
F,st Chartres pact A. NJ
t Tickets CENTS sold in packages Of ten by the saerss and
drivers. Cash
tS No smoking permitted inside the carriages on the steps
complain Of the drivers will confer favor
by taking the the Omnibus and as i
will saslac
octis iy ]. b. SLAWSoN i co.
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GREAT IMPORTED CArrLEA sale of cattle lately
imported by the scioto (ohio) Valley Importing Com
pany" off the 9th instant, at DR.. Watts farm,
near Chinicothe. The bulls sold as follows:
Noheman, calved 1850, S25lo Master Ballvle calved
1850 S22O0 Lord Nelson, calved 1885, $685. Alderman,
calved 14s $11oo Gamboy, calved 1851 $14oo; Count
Fatfom calved 1851 $2O75; Young Wilmington calved
1851 $780, Rising Sum- caved 1852 $780, Isaac calved
1850, $500.
The cows sold follows: Moss Rose caved 1S49 $1200
Strawberry four DID, $1OOo Raspberry calved 1850
$11oo Sunrise calved ls49 $780, Mary, calved 1885,
$780, Enchantress, two years old $685. Blue Bonnet
calved $780, $1225. fa.,
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CRYSTAL Fo.nt Divison No. 4, 8. of T.-Moeis ever,
THURSDAY as o'clock Temperance Hall No. 9 S Charles
Oeara for the ensuing W. Il. ELLIa w. P s. H.
BnowN G. P. Rme, r. H. ". ELLIS A: H. s.; T. BooIn
WATSON, /. s.. r. W. PowKLI o. S. jy24
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The DARTMooR PRlsoNERs-A meeting of the surviving
American prisoners confined in the prison of Darnoor
1876 held at NewYork the 12h for the purpose of
bringing their claims before Congress mt its session
Mr. Louis p Glover presided and few of the old yee-
attended. form of constitution and bylaws
adopted, and arrangements made for interesting
Senators and others in the advocacy Of their claims
affecting, says the NcwYork Times, to behold the
ual recognition between these old defenders of ber
ties the grip Of honest hands, and moisture dimming
comrades.
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SAD AcciDENr.-The Macon (Ga) Republican under
stands that melancholy accident occurred Chun
nenugge Ridge that county Saturday the 9th
gin house belonging to Mr. Lee suddenly fell and in
stanty killed four horses and severely injured thres
negroes and Mr. Lee himself that they not expected
recover understand that the accident is attribu
ted to too fast driving and consequent shaking of th
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VARIETIES STABLES,

I'D EMOVED to the new stores on the Batture
y Grnver New Levee Fulton streets H l. STONE
addition their stock reseying from ships Creole
Dolphin Pacific Hero Victor Empire City coumbian Milan Henr,
Tynghan, Marcia and Suffolk
MACKEREL~-500 PACKAGES; H
CODFlSH-300 boxes;
SALMON-50 cases, ! and . ID
LOBSTERS-4o cases;
LEMON SYRUP-500 boxes;
ESSENCE PEPPERMiNT-l00 boxea
MATCHES-2O00 groce;
BROOMS-6G0 dozen;
STRAW PAPER-2000 reams;
SPERM CANDLES--i0O boxes New Bedford;
ALE-l01 casks Younger's pns and quarts;
PORTER-l0N casks Eibbert's, pints and quarts;
SHOT 40 kegs assorted;
CIDER-50 boxes Champagne;
TEAS-i000 packages;
SUGAR-abe pkgs. Crushed, Loaf and Powdered;
RAlSINS-i00 boxes MR. and MRL
OLIVE OIL-300 baskets;
CASTLE SOAP-900 boxes Mnrseilles;
BARLEY-50k kegs Pearl;
BUTTER-2O kegs choice Gosheni
BITTERS-2S cases Boxers;
BOfTLES-1O0 crates Winej
CHEESE-50 boxes L. D. and P. A.;
SARNIDES-50O boxes half and quarter
SALERATUS-l00 paekages;
SODA-50 casks Suph. Carb.i
SOAP-500 boxes Boston;
TOBACCO-9OO boxes Yelowbank;
COFFEE-300 Java;
PEPPER AND SPICEs-300 bags;
PICKLES-200 tasea nssorted
CuRRANTS--l00 casks; a.. r.
CANDY-l0O boxes Rock etc.; .9.
CASSlA-300 mats;
BLACklNG-50O groce Masons; r
WINE-s0 bbs Port and Madeira; aa-.
I'm WINE-Chamla ague-Schreder and Heidsick sep97
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FROM Observation-Disclosures August 2s-The po-
tical horizon here was tranquil
at present and thanks Providence the port city and
province are in q healthfu state.
As regards the sugar CROP the prospect is cheering
and although the yield will be under average CROP
superior quality will more than make up for the def
cheney.
The rainy season over and few estates have already
commenced grinding.
Hides scarce, and cannot be purchased under 1O7 x
The cotton crop is good and now commands 5400 t.
5000 for arroba
Flour has improved in consequence Of the non-arrva
from Europe and America, since 18th Instant Philade
phia brands 16:000, and Baltimore 1880.
Goldfish scarce and in request at advance.
Domestics very dull in consequence of English import
having reduced credit sales from year to eight
months. Market glutted with Teas. ".t[
Freights-No vessels disengaged in port.
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clock, the Temple Hall No. saa TshOnpoSss street;
wP; p H. CARssS, " A. Ms9uALrEn, r. s.; A. RosKswa,
A. r. s.; A. BunSs, S. WM WHrrsErr II DRIcKMYEh,
DoNpLE A. e.; HUGH GRAHAM S.. A. LAMDERr, g. SICK
VISITING Bn1cKMYrn 9l NewLevee;
Jons CoULTER Of Common and arais
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SLAVES.

LANES WHITE, No. 73 Baronne street, -.
81 give receiving, board E
ing and selling SLAVES consigned to him. He will ALSO buy
MesaIs Robson Allen,
McRea, cofmaa d Co, P-egrsm, Bryan 4 Co. svpas
NEGROES SWANTED-Fifteen or twenty good
IN NEGRO MEN WANTED to go Plantation. The best o.
Apply THOMAS u. MACKEY 4 CO.,
of Magazine,
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great festival and public rejoicing has taken place
occasion Of the opening of the first dry dock built in
the Kingdom of Naples. The King and royal family came
from Gta to witness the ceremony at Naples Mass
performed The Bishop blessed the work and five hun
dred galley slaves who had worked at the formation Of
the BASIN received their pardon from that most clement
and compassionate monarch the King Of Naples andtes
titled their freedom by throwing their yellow jackets and
caps into the sea. ~
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VNAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. "a CIRCUS
ssetbetwsen Poydras and Psrdido, where DAGUERREAN
taken at short notice and
and expression the style Pins Lokct
Ees and Cases cheaper than other firm the CITY, Tho
ieior his
hon and in the business for
800. ~ Inai tfl JAMES LOCKWOOD.
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SHIP BUILDING PORTSMOUTH. N. live understand
ing at the ship yard Of Messrs Fernald Petigrew is to
be named Frank PIERCE in compliment to the nominee
the democratic patty She s to be owned in this city and
by the Of the Levi Wood
bury, bull. at the yard last year Messfs & P.
also building fine clipper ship Of 100 tons for Robert
s. T. Ds s
this month. Portsmouth IN. ny Chronicle, Oct O.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

The spHcIAL MISSION CuBA.-We learn from the New
York Times that Commodore Perry to 60 out in the
steam fghte Powhatan, which will probably leave port
Saturday next for Havana the Times understands
principally for the purpose inquiry into recent transac
tions involving the rights and interests Of the United
States. The Cyane which sailed for Havana on Sunday
last received her orders by telegraph 1t is believed that
she will not anticipate the arrival Of the P0whatan.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21

Z FoREIGN MscELLAxY-A mission is about to start,
der the auspices Of the Geographical Society Of st. Peters
burg for Kamschatka the Kurile Islands and Russian
America The objects to study the ethnography Of
these districts to collect specimens Of their hoa and
fauna to report their physical charactestcs AMI to
make maps and plans Of their roads, COASTS and other
features This latter cas Of observations
when at the extreme boundaries Of the empire beyond
it. have often brought Russian explorers into trouble
But probably the example Of Capt Goownin twenty
years captivity in Japan will make them cautious when
they arrive such dangerous and disputed territories
the Kurle Islands. /
H. Humboldt is said, in letters from Berlin to be
poyed three or four hours day fourth volume Of
the Cosmos which is thought will soon be ready for
Prussia s pleased with sentimental monarch who is.
nevertheless willing mitator Of medieval practices.
the typeounder be exterminated in Vienna, he will
have but poor tenure Of his Office in Berlin
The Junta Of Commerce Of Seville has presented to the
plan for the improvement Of the navigation
Of the Guadaquiy to render it navgsbe for large
vessels. f5
It is stated to be in contemplation by the Spanish Gov
ernment to erect crystal palace small scale at
| Madrid.
| The Queen Of England by her warrant Of the 9th Of
August last has granted to Caroline Southey the widow
Of the poet laureate yearly pension Of f2oo in consid
eraton" in the FORTH Of her late hus
bands eminent literary mere like warrant Of ths
9th Of the same month"; confers Of ELS year on Mis-
Louisa Stuart Costello consideration of her merits
an authoress and her inability from the state OF he
health, to continue her exertions for livelihood"
The .4mi de Ia Pare Of the announces th
DEATH the 10th ult Of the Countess de Murat wife
Count de Murat, exPeer Of France, at the chateau
/ Euval.
The Austrian Journals stats that the importation
English iron and steel is rapidly increasing in Austria
especially in Bohemia The duty those articles
when imported by land than when sent by the ports
the Adriatc.
Intelligence has just been received from Hong Kong i
China of the execution in that place. the 1s May las
of French missionary named Bonnard. No details al
/ given.
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& Division No . n every WEDNESDAY .
ending SEPT 50 1851 E. MoTn
RS; j. DuawAnp r S.; w. C. wArRIss Tt J. Woop, C.;
Msssse c.i JAxrrKn, JoHs BnowS O. s. VISIT
street. WEs, oydras street; " g WATxrSs corner of
renoupitoua W Smith, St. Marc and Poydas
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ELECTION sHERIFr-The election Of Sheriff for Es-
Gambia county, Ala, Ito fn the vacancy occasoned by
the death of the late sher Of Monday the 11th
inst F, NJ Maura (wbig) was elected by majority Of
81 over B. F. Magee (dem) a-
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aDobvass y za0rrtmgt0m's

DAG T SIVOh !,
No. CAMP STREET
This eknoun establishment having been thoroughly repaired
improved the invite the attention Of public
PICTURE where Portraits are furnished OF
IN the most superior styls and hnsh. ,,,-, II. =,
N fitted out with complete APPARATUS at
vcghlandsr French ar1aon Lewss aud Hslb
a.h working Tubes Plates and Frech Cases, Frames
Stands Boxes Chemca together with article uaed in tho
~, .r.1o ana retail u
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SANS OYSTER SALOON. .-This@A i

DHENIX HOUSE, st. Charles st. "a
Nubic respectfully informed that this II.J A.
well known resort having undergone extensive and ,s.x
complete alterations improvements Is
WINES Q0URS Of description, and
aRESrAURANT on the NewYork PLAN are kept.
DANIELS q BIDWELL, Propretors.
splendid ROWLING SAIlONS are
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odesn Temp,e Of Honor No; hTMssss dee every THURSDAY
9os he present M te ending Oct 81 1882 TasMAs FnlssD
nxa R.; F. s. MoaoAs, W. f. r.; n. PoLLAnD T..
BGNpER, W. u; JOSHUA Dow, W. D. Vi j. b. .PArrIsos W.
NJ w. WooLvREros, W, 3.
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VTyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD to any q.
il deliver my shop, as4 Magazine street ~
Fourth District Watch black boy SAM Said
inches high has Of his M
fofefngeH tapered JOINT fsllon walks lock
He received last
supposed lurking in the vicinity OF the
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Further News by u. Amsfiea.


1t s reported tst French Miniats at foreign ports
hsve received instruction to the probability Of
the convocon Of the Senate 70 restore the Empire and
to repeat the Of Louis Napoeon in favor Of
peace.
Great activity prevails IN the French navy yards The
Government have compsted contracts with MI Steward
an American, for 1000 masts Florida pine
ENGLAND.
dinner given at Banbury by the CONSERVATIVES In
Trade co North Captain w and Mt Knshtisy Tory y
membars from Oxfordshre and South
frsetrade meeting Is to be held at Manchester ON the
9Th proximo, at which Cobden Bright and Hail. tho lead
ing men Of the party will assist, ~
AtLiyerpoo the Liberals are organizing against the
snd .rs s iii n I'll he
and Where also Lord Hardnge the new commanderin-
Ear Of Derby Is At his seat in Lancaster The other
members Of the Cabinet scattered here and there in
the country and DIrae according to Punch s shut mp
street preparing the details o. the
business on the 1st Of October, (probebly November
The West India mail steamer La Plata arrived at South
to the sth She had freight 374766 Of which $685.
~ were account Of the Mexican dividends The La
Plata had board three ponies present from the Pre
fno,, " " '71s77 - S',57--T 3s5
There have been two arrivals from Australia With gold
The Times Of October lat has reason to believe that the
statement that Lord Egfn ssuperseded In the Governor
ship q Canada is unfounded o. at least premature
report by Lord Shnftesbury Is published regarding
Bethshem Hospital for the insane and dscoses horrible
treatment Of the inmates.
Macintosh the India rubber patentee sdvertises new
paint made Of caotchouc, for ships bottoms which, by
sening the resistance increases the speed two knots
| hour.
Iseeus that among the chief patrons Of Crafts the f
gye slave and bis wife, in England Lady Byron
her daughter, Lady Lovelace.
the mail to parties In England unpaid letters enclosing
the prospectus OF the Art Uniop and referring for parc
uars to ~ 9. go to the devil Some Of the recipient
have written to the Times aboutit
i The weather iS cold and rainy.
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HASSEDY SALOON.-Th under mM ~
signed the business OF his father. aA OZ
1s well known Restaaanr h 70 BE- kps Up q. i has lY
Restaurant, any establishment IN NewOreans:
EU FISH of the last catching, GAME Of all knds STEAKS
other production Of the Lake. River this Air the
hand at all hours 8
The beautifully repainted the compa
agreeable, and the Walters prompt
JAMES CASSIDY, - 81. CnaIlee stleeI.
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lIarnony Division No. 10, = of THE following ths
W..s siousr R. 81 Wh r Hons9EoK A. r 81 JAass eovAs
e nnn skyKn H. consaLlus coLnIso o. s.. This Dysior
meets EVERY MONDAY EVENING" at Temperance Hail. St
t,hayips sraat
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tunlty OF participating IN an investment winch
we consider profitable, we have taken the liberty
credit Should that amount appear too con-
siderable, the rise of those securities admits OF
| your selling out at Il premium.
We remain, sir, yours to command,
FLANGEs & co..
To this was added postscript written by til e
head of the firm:
ssWe have heard with pleasure of the recent
good fortune that has fallen to the lot of our old
friend and correspondent, and beg to offer him
our services as occasion may require
Twenty thousand piastres! | let the letter
| fall in sheer amazement What would have
been my astonishment, if, more conversant with
| terms of commerce, and more attentive to the
enclosed account current, l had seen that what
| took for the principal was only the yearly in
terest. l lost no time in writing to my cores.
pondents, to inform them that the sum was tot
large. 81 have received no money!" / said
from Martinique, and it would be impossible
for me to meet my engagements
| An answer came by return of post.
We learn, with regret, that you have mis-
giyings with regard to the Spanish loan Ao
cording to your order, we sold out half the stocl
assigned to you, which brings you in already
net profit Of eighty thousand francs. Witt
regard to your property at Martinique, we ar
too well acquainted with the delays which
bequests at such q distance must necessarily
involve, to think for a moment that you can b
Immediately put in possession of your inherl
tance; but your simple signature will suffice tt
procure you all the money you may require IN
| the mean time. We take the liberty of remind
ing you of the advantage of making tlmei,
investments, lest, when the legal arrangement
are ended you should find some difficulty in get
ting good interest for so largea capital Will
!. the hope that you may entertain better opiniol
: of German securities than you do Of Spanish, n
hand you prospectus for establishing ban
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UNDERSIGNED re-

- spectfnly to the public that he hn. n,
HOUSE the adjoining the
Theatre, style surpassed by
expense spared make the most agreeable
With good liquors
house, prompt attention. he hopper receive share Of
patronage literally him heretofore the
will always his old iends and the public
generally will cold LUNCH served at nil hours
sep3O HENRY STRONG, Proprietor.
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* * n hold it's sessons the FOURTH THURSDAY Of each
IN n ~ alternately Hall Of Camp street
acet and Philip (ate city Of
being held Crescent Hall Fourth
rhufsdayin May. By order Of the President
s.yyIa iy A. W. JOURDAN, Secretary
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-03
OLD STOMACH coMPL AINrs.

fh.i- Ia hitf rrm "fJii >iensch Complaints shir,
II does 90, s-sn Ia frsch sni tenoye at ontc. Y,
ns'lSr he's hti The, nay be u eises insisai rel Fl
susis hose fesuayes Az tho untirassnt symptoms
AID a oul, heed 10 We 'pe.tei fora short iin,c r.
maxi ihesr rord sIer'- rrFin theat PURITY az
Rtipb snd viGuR or RobY follow at rnoe 7, /,
usu itn.'l, sIcsi'ent IN Hsrr IT SsUtes Vomiting
Cramps S1fcrrsr ul tho p u he itoins. h. ,Esre.i
amer eating ~ COLI state 81 tie Goud lea,in-ss
i'srt""fs pifiis he.rindeiry Emac ,pn. Weak
i, iDI6HroSS's PrbsiNfi. .cia Nv n.s,r, al
the 'esirrs IN frd drugs and p"puisJ melictuc.
thtoos ,,,i n. uatt, States II {. p4erar,din Pow
De- shdFlsd itn -Aai Ia PIesctipl,nn ysis i,f :ar
, ps" y Ph,.ir,su-
PuSat. rlrr'l,t. lrth. use Of Ph,.,6ians esi. lr
S''sinra ~ IT. HorchtrN ~ tsen,. 40 rib,t q
10 vh"s T.; NJ pf'r,rhlnn Srd Swing III, a.,
thnrU,-- uI'a btch ihs claims u ls u. f"ir,h,
A'T 'as.I ~ b. - foot -erte tcncdy go ohrt i.t
10 'ss~f .pst g.. toe ~ Fibsltl,as a. o., tr
t,'Js .tsudinr +ut f"F'lat practiss.
P'ice O<E DOLLAR r"r'o'iie
ifr hH>tkN g. lkl~-frkstt, ,nttir nf tie cen
h'd" NkP>iN hHsCs thr Nlri-r .icudIure 81 =
lth bHItN VI u >1l" pfoIrr.af. Pa tat, lI,hi a
r. '"it flgh' ND rrtir Nntt tr,urcd
rS~i ~ az fuggi-ts sut tralr'. r. I,,ri' rfno,
VA ,iic hy " I. Npe0cet RuIauA. { I, use
n'W'an, " tu,-rh MiLl~hoiy & q. \ichols
s.ile'In i.f En+'re, H-Vcn. pnuirls 4 Moo
Rt'sA W Sp'srue. 4 {, Socat. Bsrltnri -
r. 49, Gr,nn,- Mnp'rsNcr q WirIuet Ninl
80 E''H'I"' a ll'.drp, tUiiiurs,Il'e 4-yi