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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-29
COPPER, TIN, s. SHEET IRON WAlsE E
L. ----E ~. LtMa NIT "a ntOrX.. ~ u.----
- ARTIFICIAI, TEETH.
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &c, &c.
r n. CRUNIRACKET would announce to his
friends and the public generally that having purchas
the interest OF the senior partner in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumbacker e Son, he
will continue the the old stand, No 49, Main St,
and would respectfully solicit trusts to merit conn
OF the patronage bestowed on the old firm
He has Just returned from the Eastern cities and is
opening selected stock of Drugs and
Chemicals Perfumery. Fancy articles, &e all OF which
purchased 1cr strict personal inspection and with
scrupuous regard purity OF quality and offered
TO the public on the most reasonable terms. Tyr
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GEORGE MENDEL.

a-.. .- Ji q ~ WHEELING va. }s.rFsE -..a lua-t
rs now receiving LARGE LoToF CARPETS, RUGS,
l. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
assortment of Furniture OF every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Gass Plates Venitan
and Transparent Window Blinds, BindTrmnnGs. Clocks
Mahogany Vanccrs, varnsh Eaircloth Curled Hair,
Spring Sacking Bottons and Mahogany Stair Rods,
which will be sold at the lowest prices nns21
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OCTOBER [.i]E 329, 1869.
CINCINNATI. 10 %
Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
l..r-Trs III Warehouse. ..',5,
ESTABLISHED 1s4t. ~

NV Z offer for sale well selected stock OF PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS'
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER.MAKERS'
MATERIALS. .,stIT laIalaIu tr.-a ..gaH u 81. e
Having been the first by sererGl to establish In the
Wcsa Paper business complete In all its parts wc have
formed connections with the best manufactu.
in this country and receive supplies directly from
them The prices and terms nowoncr arc as favora-
cities.
We have tho exclusive agency for the superior WRITE
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER q SMITH,
OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be.
ing the highest grades OF Writing Papers maue IN ms
country. " 'N " 'i ..Nt"
stock embraces every description OF Paper used in
tho West We have but Uniform price to all Orders
by mail will filed at the prices as If bought u!
person. Samples will be sent by mail free OF cost -
nug21 1rE# ! Hu-u. ~ BUTLERS BROTHER, 90
-',.r fft a...ra-r-s. Wholesale Paper Dealers,
q Pearl Street.
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NEW FIRM.

N EW FIRM.
MESSRS. CAYwooD, CONKLIN d CO.,
r3 having purchased the entire stock ofSovcs, Tin
ffI5<s Copper and Sheet Iron of T. G. Culbert.
~ AYE, son. would respectfully inform the citizens oi
Ilf.-S Wheeling and vicinity, that they will carry
lie business Of manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
Iron Ware, OF which they have constantly hand good
assortment Wholesale, and Retail; very CASH;
persons wishing purchase would do well to call and
nee us No. 10, Union St, at the old and well known
stand heretofore occupied by T. e. Culbertson
Particular attention paid to repairing.
Wheeling, Aug. 81. CAYWOOD, CONKLIN & co
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KELLS s. CALDWELL,

(sUCCEssoRs TO JAS. PhULL ~ CO.
4 III 20 rters and Wholesale dcnlcrs in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints Oils. &c.
No. 81, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
TTAVING purchased the cn ire stock, fixtures, chemical
apparatus, &C. of the firm OF James PAUL NC. would
respectfully solicit the patronage of dealers and the public
gene rally. All goods warranted. . H..,a .. a...
retiring from the Drug business, take pleasure in
Bding favorable consideration
Mess Kells M Caldwell, and have hesitation in sayin;
that former CUSTOMERS and dealers generally, will
attention and accommodation which has earned
Hr this well known house large share of patronage.
H- JAS. Pa ULI.G CO.
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TODD g. DEVOL,

At THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,
Sign Of the Dhck Mammoth Boot, South End of
r.I .--ia al Market Square,
RE now opening unusually large stock of Fall ard
IA Winter Boots, Shoes Hats and Caps, selected with
great and manufactured at the very best workshops
OF Philadelphia and New England, expressly for Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers and all
others who favor with call offer goods
Which guarantee equal in quality OF material and work
masip 10 those in this any part Of the
United States. -at.#a.f . TODD & DEVOL. .
Wloeiing, Sep 81. 1852. ----.--- LII
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WING, COWDEN E
DAGITERREOTYPIST.

Roo,nsNo &c. street. be,ree the Neic Hotel end Mr
.- Court fiouSe. H!tf -.s su' .iEa
kenesses taken in any required shade and eoored to
represent the living complexion by new style of cOorng
fade Pictures OF all Sizes both sin
gle in groups, put up in plain and fancy cases. at the
lowest prices Likcncsses children accurately taken
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j ,,nGtu-a Cow Feed, t'@t 24,5.
A SUPPLY of Bran Short &c. just received by "
IA aug3i ~. J. THoRURN 191 Market Square
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SCENE IN THE LOWELL POLICE CouRr..iiilfieG {,
Kelton liquor case being up witness was asked J,
he had ever seen any liquor drank in the bar-room
Witness: sYes.'' Lawyer: "More. than once :,
uWbo gave Won the liquor 2" ga friend of mine
tWho placed it on the bar 7'' ''There was no bar
the bottle was taken out of his pocket" sew here
did the liquor come 'front.'" g "Dont know
"Did you ever drink in any other part OF the nlii
inc 7n "Yes.' stWho with g. 'Mr. keiton.
sstyb,t did Vol, drink ?'' StsI drank his health"-
tGreat laughter.l "You can go, sir"-L00eH
Courier, l-aHs =-ai -. -l titlAf 90 l3'f''''
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HANpsoME MEN.-One of our exchanges con
+,;ns tbe foIlowinp curious remarks, relating to
hand handsome men: ..if you are ever threatened with
ha ndsome man in the family, Just take the clothes
na,,nder. While he is yet in bed, and batter his
head to pummace. From some cause ,a. OF other, e,
handsome men are asses they cplya.e @ .e, un ,me i
to tot think their brains. By the time they reach
thirty ther hands and heads are equally SOFT.
Again, We say, ifyou wish TO ind1an intelligent
man. just look for one with features 50 fougn +a'
they might use his face for nutmeg gramter.i aye .i. st
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INV. thin man. who has beenused to the
business of collecting to crawl
Mnoth;na the first year, to be doubled each year
afterwards. Ssr fz.5f=..s
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u-.asam,ny, run tothe store and get alpound of
said an anxious mother to her Oldest hope
fui s.ETc1,se me, ma Pm a little indisposed tis
nt Send pa, II youN please, and tell hin TO
bring along paper of tobacco" sli''sa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-29

sg GoopSEss!-WHAr NExr?-Whiskerettes Is the
name, for the little that the ladies'
wear on the cheeks in tee place "wheIe re %nisksts
down little turf Of huir from the temple and curl
inc it up, in the shape of rams horn, or little
pig's tail with an extra kink in It. li1l0sg ssig
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VOLUME l.
J. H. PENDLEToN, EDITORS.
n1IVER I. TAYLOR,

ogFICE-No 81, Water Street, between Mcntoe
and Quincy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-10

fore arc Campbell & Brothers, A. ID. Hprost. Dem
ing & Co., William Welsh and Colonel Miller oc-
cupant Of the Madeira House, Allstou's. Jones's
doomed district, wers, with much of their contents
reduced to ashes. The fire crossed the canal north
wardly, and destroyed the foundry build shaw
West & Co., T. MoDougall dwelling, and 80 or more
houses beside, whose occupants have not postiyely
asoertaincd. Those who arc acquainted with our
city will be surprised to hear that some buildings
the eastern side Of Bridge street caught and were
consumed. Singular rs it may seem, early in the
fight the frcmen were hastily driven from the best
engine in the place, which was consumed whore it
stood. Much Of the fire apparatus beside was con-
sumed, With nothing to depend on for water supply
but wells and oisterns the best engines in the world
which this city has been visited is moro severe, in
proportion to the size Of the place, than any similar
visitation reeollect to have read of. The fire at
Fayetteville, those Of San Francisco, &c, were not
y whit worse, relatively speaking. 1t would be
difficult to exaggerate the effects Of this fire on the
present appearance and early future Of our devoted
city, by any pen and ink description Fully seven
eighths of the entire amount Of merchandise this
morning has gone to feed the flames. Our principal
hotels are in ashes. The advertiser printing Office
post office, Wholesale grocery establishments, the
Valley Bank, are among the things that were N.
Wilson, A. Spencer, I. Woodrow, Smart & McFar-
land dry good stores, j. w. Morris drug store, and
all the Offices in Ross block ON Second street, are
consumed. Tho Court House, county offices, United
States Land Office, all the churches in the city, all
the mills, Wesh's large foundry, and some other
important establishments Qhough some of them
ran narrow risks), are unscathed.
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H,sss-1Yp3 hides ~ Buffalo hides b.As~ 10 s~b.a.s
goat skins.
JvTE-J0o bales jute.
IRor-I1, 45l bars rahrsad iron, ffI5a bare LIN
bundles 0OT tons pig, 2O0 bundles hoop, AZ strips
LEAIHyR-y2 casks sidvers.
LrAn-9oO pig lead.
MsrAI-l00 sheathng
MoLAssEs-643 hhds., 100 Gcrces, III btas
MATTi,c-S 40 rolls.
Gull bbls
PIAsTrR-150 tons.
PRovisIoNs-1& caaks German hama
PAINT-10O bbls. eolors Is casks 5psnsh laswn, ~
bbis. drop black bbis blackiesd
RAITAns-asS bundles.
RAos-fl bales.
SrcEs22 600 mstS oassia, 900 boxes ~ bass xinssr
s3l3 picues pepper - bias. numcss
SEEp-l 900 bags iinseed
SUoAR-LT46 hhds 2,709 boxes
SLeARs-l5S cases. 1TO8 boxes, ~ quarters. bbs
SAIr-7 600 busheis 500 sacks
AiTrrrgE-1,.00 bags.
STEEI-g63 bundles At
sr'nrs-1A pipes, liz casks gin f,sIi ppss "a hdfs
$40 qrs. 10 bids. brandy; 6D puncassns run-
Ting $50 boxes tin plates
ToBAcco-105 bales.
TrA-4a4Sl packages tee
WooD--a75 orOtches mahogany
WiSr-s14 hhds., 81 hafs, 100 qssr>srs, Et32 casss
$40 baskets
WooL-55 bales woOen waste
WINDOW dLAss-2,530 oases German
ZSc-4 casks.
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fair Tho distinguishing trait in Mr.. Kinnsy's
character ia his indomtablc energy. He has
already excavated commodicus channel through
an opposing bar at the mouth Of tho bay He
is now sinking, at an Immense expense, an Ar
tesan well in the heart Of tho town, and he has o.
extensive fair ever held in the United States II
has been ascertained that moro than ten thousand
persons will visi, this fair The indefatgable mil
ionaire has received information from his Mexican
emissaries that large numbers from Mexico will be
present, and among them two celebrated and an
tagonisieal companies Of bull fighters, with their
trained brutes II has been asoertained that propa
tions are making in nearly all the Southern and
many of the middle States, to bring hther stock of
various kinds In order to bring them in competition
with the productions Of Texas. CIRCUS 10 already
on the ground, with most excellent equestrian
talent. You may rest assured that our same Corpus
Christi fair win well repay visit even from your
Northern section j. G.. II,
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New York.
ALBANY, April :. IsJ2.

ALBANY, April :. 1872
Hrf'Eg u he Democracy Faror II Gca. Cq,,.
I send you the proceeding. Of meeting held ut
Congress Hall to-day. At meeting Of the demo-
c,sts from all parts Of The State held at Congress
Hail. on the 9Th April. al , r. H., Stephen Feeks
Esq o. New York, was called To the chair and
AcssTs. Clark Of Otssgo, and Smith, of Erie, were
chosen Secretaries. The following Ireamble and
resolutions offered ~ Isaiah RyndeIs. Esq, were
adopted -
Wherees IL has become evident 70 all who have r..
ncced u.cn the condition Of the democratic party
the Union In connection With the approaching Pres-
dpntia. cenvaSs. tig the distinguished statesman OF
Ncligsa occupies the prcemincnt position In the
ranks o. she democracy in times past the ion
eaectua " alternating The democracy 81 the state Of New
York from giving him their sincere and support
In the Judgment u tlis meeting there i other
whom tbr democracy Or the Union can rally with
much en- busia and eho y cmincnily entitled
their confidence. Bc il. Therefore.
Received That The democracy u the State Of New
York viii stand II tie approaching couic, The greet
national platform constructed a. Baltimore il 1914 and
rcsdpptcd IN INts
Resolved That Levis Cas- 4 the choice Of the ma.
Joty ~ nc democracy the state Tor The next Pref.
dency, aud. ~ tho Judgment 81 this meeting liz can
'aus 4nr state aeaiutt any candidate Whum tie whig,
may nominate
tc.oyed That the result u The recent elections il New
hami~Mre eng Connecticut the only sialc. il which
ttpo ecrtnn~ Natc bcc hl IL he present wear pyt.
- wv lh'F ialNt .urautc thtt tie star III c ~.
hoc.a.. - 'ht mon VII y - tlr I.ccndaucy II 80.
Resolved THAT theuld THE i,.tip.ui hod man Il ~,
choice ia! "a rr,0ise ~. nomination NJ, sli 10 y,re
buupfV5c rti ]. ~ .,euiu tho ,lrctp ii m, pcr. g
nominee.
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hrlIAIn. An.-In 80

7te iof UaWir.io * Ei'ioP Boghrs
The recent bull 81 Bishop lughe. auatLematiz.
ing certain leading End eminent Catholic IN locho-
Ter and g il.s city, y producing great excitement
The Cardinal las evidcntly made bundcr. The
,ssdlng wealthy and influential Catholics, compo.-
,ng tho great body 0f that denomination hoge. are
anegu.gocaiy opposed u toe ambitious schemes II
fg1sggrsDJiRoueal On the part II the bishops.
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CO M M ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

gonRscrrD WEDNESDAY,, Arm. 7, yos rus Nxw Ysax
HERALD
NEW YORK MARKET.
Duties payable IN cash Goods stored S sold AZ S,ss:
suction the end qf ve@ The IN all " BE- 40
n0,u,ds
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-05
CAsEor EsTsUyEUR, EsQ.

COUCH OF TWO YEARS STANDING CuRfp.
Owasco, Onondagc Co., March oath, 1851.
Messrs. A. l.. Scovll * Co.,-l will comply
with pleasure with your request, and can ray
from my own personal experience that Dr. Rog.
ers' Syrupof Lirruort, Tar and Conchoidgna. is
the best preparation for diseases ol the Lurgs
aoy b, iorc The public
In ,hc spring of 80. / was ailIc'cd With Il
most distressing Cough. "A tended ~ith much pain
in the breast aud side particularly ut night, when
il was so extremely troublesome rs To lrcak my
rest continually. Ny Lungs were oppressed
with quantity Of phegm and matter which WIS
very difficult to raise. Ihad tritd aroroi ply
stcions, and amos, every thing recommended .or
,hc cure oi Consumption, without obtaining any
relief. And seeing no prosI 'ct 81 ing cured b.
them, but on the conti?ry my Cough increasing.
| WAS induced To Try bot lie oi your medicine, and
laiorr had takch it AL mp, 1t removed the pa !,
abaicd my Cough AID III short time eWf y
co,npi,teiV. Ii has also cycd ms Lungs. and
IN face made ire, CO npata ,c'v, WELL NAN
| will o,'y Yd., that have s'.ce scen 1t used ~
my ne shbo hood, in sev" al irs a1ccs, w',h COM
,'te success, aad would earnestly advi.e all per-
sons aGic cd VITA diseased Ltiss To We ia .''a'
Ypris, respcc., ,,y, JAMES TERNEtR,
For sale b, A. l.. SCOV'tI CO., at i'e'r
Dcph, Go,h,c HaH, :l6 B,oad,eay, " J., AID
by al rcsp"c able Drugs Sis III the I'M ed States
am. Canadas.
ALSO, for srie N Ncwprt by II. Il. iiAI-
ARD & Co, aud L J. TAYLOR.
Prcc--In large bottles, : GO, or six bottles
for $500.
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Court Of Probat,, NeupoH, January IL, 1892.
Upon the Report oi he Comm ss'ore,s heIe-
" .o,orc by this Court appoi'ted, to receive ana
examine the claims against ne estate oi ED
WARD HENRY BROWN, ate Of Newport,
dec. preserved to this &" Il for reception; aud
M IN The administrators - Accoun on said cs.
iate presented for al'owa upon 'tc petition of
James Is. Brown, the 70 Illustrator on SAID es-
tate, representing hat he pe so' estate ut .nid
Edward Henry u own, IL insufficient 10 pay tho
debts o, said Edward iicnis Brown, by the sum
OF EIgit ~ iircd and sevcr,y dollus, ~ unts, as
app., : :, the CumIniss .Onc,s Re- Dt of Claims
ag.irs sad Es;. .tc allowed by 'hc II, and 10y the
aimioi,l, tors Account o. the esiale herewith
presc ed and pJaSing for lcence aud anthony
RON iis Court, 10 sell at public Auction, all the
righ,, tdle and interest which said Edward H..
Brown had al the time ot his death, III or To The
Undivided haf OF the following estates. or 50 much
th'rcof as sh al he sufficient To raise sand sum,
w'b incidental e<penscs, vn:-Ihree lots oi
L,aJ situated in SAID Newport, with dwelling
h ,use on cacE ,-Ioundcd, Westerly on Thames
=. Il, ln zen feet q inches; Nor hcrl, par'lN on
L'd %, Gen. II. Tisda!c, partly On land late OF
Mary Peu,0se, two hundred and thn'l icct, III
ches. Sou,herly, part on Frank lanc aud part
on land uf thc heirs of Daniel Hr"wr, dcc., two
hundred twenty seven icct,7 inches, aud Easter
", on land Of The heirs OF saId Daniel Brown,
dec. forty six feet; the passage way as II nov l.,
SIX feet wide leading from Frank G,uc To the s.
tate bounded o, Thames street, 10 he iorcycrikept
open ior ihr use oi sad last named estate. The
same being read, are referred .r consideration
to a Court of Probate Of Newport, 10 he
holden at the Town Clerks Office, in N,wp"ri,
on Monday, the 9,h day Of February nc>t, at I'D
O'Clock. a. NJ, and notice is ordered To he gwen
therrofby advert isemcni, once week, i,r three
successive weeks :, to all persons Interested 10 ap
pear at said time and place and be heard thereon,
aud sh w cause, IT any, why said Commissioners
Report of cl ms should not be received and SAID
Co omission closed, and why said account should
not b. allowed, and the said Ipctton ior tc sale OF
this rea! { state should not ho gran 4.
III b. B. .iIONLAND, Prob CTR.
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HERALD OF THE TINES LEWPORr R. l. THURSDAY MORN

HE WoREA FLAsnY WAlsrcoAT.-lle
wore "A flashy waisicoat on the night
when first we met, with famous pair
of whiskers and imperial OF jrt lis
hair had AL the la ghliurss, lis voicr
the manly tome, ofa gentleman worth
forty thousand dollars. all i II own. ]
saw him bot Il NONE NJ, yet mcillnhs
sec him now. with u very llashy waist
coat ard n beaver on his brow. Aud
once again saw that brow-no nca'
beaver was there. bul shocking bad'un
was his hat, and matted was his hair.
He wore "A brick wilhen his hat. the
change was all complete and lie was
ilankrd by constablrs, who marched
him up the street ! SAW him hut Il
moment yet metliink zee him now.
charged by these worthy officers with
kicking up row.
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o, tine ElanN eF J, pay $50 ''' nCs'-
tate q rc,.now ." q o hy, rnL W cr-
ire confd,rca o 90, rcr io,te'r ents,
s,,ier'ofp ep9., or, Mn \ has 'C' ''rrd'o
Le T. &c "a :. -, culSrr,c' a IA q, y Ihcp-
c'ou, IA Tdi.r.s o he T.od, L~,,, : d
ClcS'. Ore v 40 u"s 4. C, ..uss. - 50. -
,.CLiN~or -, r.. y, DC. 4, 1870.
Mess 3. PccG & CO J. -N,a y o,yeh ycars
a o hgd aN'u'triG e. hh."rT n o. 'hs
Lug, ,Nh'c, wns =, { - ny n!Ss'e'.hs with
&c NOT nowc a. eWr, Cs,Jp VI hr eir't
,-,Ie h ,cn, o. e. .'ol'.' A Is G1uui ~ cre,t
Nv co,!a sa' rps. :.'C.ss. Il, Tcco nr'n'e" with
e., lcc.o,. ION g. b" moe, ~ u otensIve
rl,pu, II -, he .,ar mised wit "HoG, to'h
a. a ia alt ~ \ coh r. S,ve = age rlc,'s
broke on NJ lunts, ", ch c.mc nca' sulocatng
me. haC con ma -. ht sNc. s,'n" Was -
luc"d rlrost 10 . s.e'r IN. Nyc, Sc was consid
crcd horc'c,s, ot en- 10y Ne pl't'c, rs, bet Nv
al uho saw ne. A. 'u"li''y lea irs ION a
r,i. a, o, @ le cfsc = lici Ne-C ."c irl.
m1 y -, II .'..d , ouuccd - asm arc,
" : Ia,,'. "a - = /. T., O'e / A." us'c one
In lr | ncg - la" ase, Il Il y he nse Oh
lou bn,, WIS rs o.e' 10 rsul re, n. lsa
u .e!av, e ofo ,e; n'-uic'r ~" n 2a,e mo
- .,e a few wet,t; % W. a.a y .t-
BE- cd. pIanr.v u o.. ic Bgls r "; b 10
sac, ,,.ic'a rc.,'s. 4 lis sat- ne n ur o.
I'c' ,d o., cos = 'oJ ro h"g. Jt 3, viii Is
of d, 60, &c 90 ~, o'c. nv oly"' si'coml "sa
cl. YOU q, -,
I~i.,rIO Nv NJ. V. NDN,N. v. ".
~. ', 1851. New {. ''ic r', o s'mu,t
eve. o.. M, ;s,i,cG i'c onco 'ec,s': y;
bu .-rp 70 o,sf' hal tCr1'' v nss l. etns
su. gs.s-'y we" ipw', "a 50 res ~ SER
g. Il row'ei go u, -, ,eaT 40 he ere
t. .s rlrccc.sa', - U'c',a' - 'pe, &.
itr' .Hou o. ac m" go .! POI GT at
iic'e. ...
~ BEWARE OFtOuNTGRFElTs AND
IMiTATIONS, ~ } rs tA"TLR's i'h-
pouHp PuLmoNhHy EAtsAm, AmERIcAB
| puLNoNARY BALsAN,rr o - - r~7t bear
/ ING tie name Enq,Ie %. the article by ns
/ whole ane, e
\ "NECErABLG PULMONARY Balls
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