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AT0TICE to PLANTERS, The BRIDGE
~ WATER PAINT MINES WITH LIMk..ons N Lime
t~eH tacksdl BRInS ENATER MINERAL
reduced proper By the AAdtou Of ~ss will sad
~ov bfck This has North and
!f and feni 10 the purposes mined with oil
For as dry barrels bali BARRELS and oil In keg
nov3s q. c. BDGERT a Co, 10 Camp street,
Agents NJ t0uh Aaa- Missssppi sbd TeIas
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SGYPTIAN EYEBALSAM.--D.C CT

nEAR SIR commenced the use of your
KATHAIRON by accident having lit faith such tings e
The my Hair consider Of so much service that take
making the fact known your heneh haEs @
bald for eight years. ...,.-,. .
s,rssts Saw Orlsans mh9
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4 NATURAL REMEDY for Burns and Scalds,
"A the pain Of which It lately relieves the
dsposes SORES ULCERS will be removed
by raoh OF the PETROLEUM
WORAS-n oiteon twenty drops, administered TO eA
old upwards, three tunes daily
viii Worms 1t is certain remedy against TAPE WORM and
ASCARDES which the dose must be tea
spoonful. ESr Sold by JARVIS q "OODMA.N, o-,
corner Common and Magazine streets, New Orleans
WRIGHT Chsrtrea who will supply customers
and at man acturer' price mbi-
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DOCTOR BEACHs PREPARATIONS.

"A GER
tam, ell
iectusl
prom pit
remedy
for DiGf-
.rnus.Dy-
'aRT taTu
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gentemano this city, has troubled with
Urinary yea imposed,
trouble MIN, day and ngnt recently eurad
cold cough y the Dr. COMPOUND
wild Cherry and Tar Bot his satisfaction fLd whia
kng the msden that the tedious
II has been several be taking medicine
and the abty Of the badde
aud better In health than he
he oothng and renoatng this medicine.
the Inflammation the kidneys liver, paitatiou
the heart nervous tromo To similarly afflicted
want respectable reference his will be
y as people often deceived BY advertised medicine habSp
frequently relec those which and qaaCkery.
We acquainted gentleman
lndes He elow craftsman spscabe prlter-EdiIT
Reynone.l
The following statement sfom worthy and w erp.
MI Ar has been earu Director Schools,
and hal held OF hsnor itv
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N0TICE 10 FaMALEs.
ABE. 4 BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.

How al admire beautiful white osyeo 90
How often this deBierau
devouty wished reBortny cosmetics lotions Washes
materials them senbane Of that which dis
Of and often with manifest
the skin The TACT ia Bulbs Sarsapara is the best cosmetic,
makes the the and pay prnci
pe by coating the surface with poisonous deeterops ter
which check perspraon
removing particle bi0us
making healthy vigorous giving
vessel and changing tbs yellow dark and saow
freshneBa Of youth Ii the iads general
could be spprised
paints lotions only efsctuA
"A the sucisn and hint Ia enough for the ladies'
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IhAve ubjecoT weakness Of the
cough hectic and laid bed during that
time with distressing cough and pain my breast and LEFT side VITA
aght Last April he'd violent attack which lasted three
uonths appeared to that whole lunga diseased roud
spit daily pint took thEt
recommended TO well number Of prescription
physician relief At last prevailed
Dr. Davss Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar which
happy sauary effect disease Before
night relieved
left nv aide breast. that entirely except
ueuTalgc pain occasionally afflicted nv
head, JANE ELIZA GEOhGE Thompson str1e,,
dooIa below SchuYlk SIKH.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PAHsH 0RLEAss, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18Th Of January 1855 before the
lbsorb5 Justice the Peace and the Aforesaid
Ally Alexander Brother President, James H. Wheeler,
Secretary OF the Home Mutual Company OF New who
duly according dpose and that the above
just and true and the bookso said
company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAWS II. WHISTLER, Secretary.
1858,
C. V. J0NTE Second Justice VI the Peace
- OF he ParBh Of Orleans.
E The Board OF declared dividend Of Forty Nine
the the Company for the ending
December 81 for which certificates will be Issued on and after
The LIST Of March next
The Company the pes the Seas Rivers
and damage by premium 0hcs
Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
ILaIs = c II D.. l.n
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Ma BUtin regard to ar.spAr viii sag that hsye usd
Affection Of long etAndng lneR Ca
Lpra, Prora sabieS syPhe CaehsTA and al dsssaei
uda OF the body with considerable
local hbk would prefer other
paraten Of sapaA aud phvsan will admit its valas
gpou lssrung tie substances hLt no ito omuoGou
Respectfully y.urs W. T. PRENTlSB, MD,
LIE CIT Ky, iS11,
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nR. pAvIs's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

roabs introduce Dr. Dawes yaP VIA
CasTy sod all fou d. j..
Cok his practice he ihnks hgay Of ae
Coet Of the most eminent phyuchns she Dnsd
s the attending physician e JossPb boGapaT's sEKl
OF Spain, during all his residence In thu country
When offered this medicine 70 the p1be ~ u q
expressed 81 publishing certificate without goot A-4ory
truth. rule have sihsei reecng all eett
Authenticity OF Wish Ead The meat lsPua
guarantee.
following forwarded rs By respectable pTHETis NJ How
ss If Dayton. Ohiot
ssirseijr L,.r frs-r q. wsyA N're6ssef s. sres'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
LECTURES.
Music.

Mr.. Fry's Sixth Lecture of his course, was
delivered at the Metropolitan Hall, Tuesday
ing 1t was extemporized end the text clucidated on
the blackboard in addition the illustrations by the
principal singers and chorus. The subject chiefly
TIE VOICE, in its musical relations and its appro-
pirate culture The Lecturer presented the traditions
of the Italian School practsed by the great classic
masters, and argued strongly in language and by
emplfcotion against the ordinary mode of misdirect
ing and running the voice He cited too the ordinary
Method Books for the voice not written by persons
eher understanding the voice capable of composing
for it, The drift of his language and citations to
prove that the time devoted to vocal culture may be
greatly shortened and that under proper treatment
most of the voices now spoiled or undeveloped may
he turned to good account The matter set forth was
60 technical and bound up with practical lustra
tons; that report of it is hardly possible for
columns.
Mr. Fry cited dramatic music for the voice the pa
rent of all expressive music and entered at length
the requirements of that branch OF Art. Examples
were offered Of the kind Of music which could paint
scene and yet depend on the adjunct and pc
culiaies Of the Opera House for its effect The Lee
urer said that Music rested for ts spread and triumph
on the Opera which covered every class of music in
its multiorm scenes and presenting sounds through the
unequaed popular instrument the voice, and laid the
foundation tor and criticism in purely instrumen-
tai music.
The philosophy and mechanism of Harmony were
discussed the Lecturer asserting the ordinary
text books greatly obscure its difficulties He presented
on the blackboard close resume Of the Harmonic
.ystem, and elucida,ed it on the pianofortc.
Some remarks offered also the bearing Of
our institutions the progress of High Art the lee
turer arguing length in favor of Democracy
tial to their growth lie said he had spent much time
in Europe, and his profession a writer made II his
business to examine particularly into the influences Of
political institutions onthe aesthetic development Of the
people, and that under our own institutions much
progress made broadly and popularity in Art in ten
years any other country could show in fifty or
hundred
He announced that his lecture, Tuesday next
would be on English Poetry in its lyrical or musco
dramatic restionsa subject not yet treated under
stood added he, in England, but requisite to be deve
oped in this country, for depends the triumph Of
music through our native tongue, and The coeana
growth of other Fine Arts. On thu occasion, as in
reference to Greek Art, Mr. FRY took firmly the posi-
tion that al the Fine arts must be cultivated they
were in Greeoe-together-and that the lyrical stage
cunobled and carried on through mother tongue
was necessary to render a refined and artistic
nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
The Man Of the Age.
BY REV. HENRY GILES.

The Eleventh lecture of the Popular Series
wss delivered at the Tabernacle on Wednesday
ing by Rev. Henry Giles, the well known lecturer
The attendance numerous but not so large the
interest Of the subject and celebrity of the speaker
might well have attracted thitker.
Nr g. said, my subject has been already announced
as 1.-THE man OF the age or the of social power
call the Of this age, the OF social power and
this idea will try 10 Illustrate in the present age by
considering him in relation TO the age, the worker,
thinker, writer and speaker. Labor il has been writ.
is not created of objects but OF utilities Every
man. therefore, who aids in creating utility is gen
uine laborer-an agent who adds something of advsn
tage TO Society-a doer Of workers. work Ia this
all art primarily spiritually and physically is la
bor But for the sake of convenience aud discrinina
ton let take into consideration only that kind OF Ia
Dor which conoe rms itself with the more papsbe utih
ties of life The development OF as worker thus
considered lie evidently the development of social pow
err for in the degree that this latter is unveiled,
mans capacity for labor is unfolded. The Slave
does not work a. well rs the serf nor the serf as
wen as the free man and the free man wao
Is but rudely connected with society, does
not work with the decision, energy and zeal with which
the free man does who is bound society ia the full
membership Of IFS interests its dignes its rights and
its beauties In the increase OF the faculty Of labor the
enlargement of the forms of labor is involved Savage
life DEVELOPS but very few capabilities for labor-in
such state of existence each does everything for him
self Regulated Interchange Of service nan in the pure
savage state does not and cannot learn to work will
insy for others supposes many stages in civilized adj
yancemeni because at first works not for another
by any means except by force, and for himself even
only ii may be by direct necessity To work for wants
present TO ourselves those u-,o work for fu-
ture time and distant placesto work from abstract
motives and out of ideal promptngs this comes 70 pass
only when man has grown far very far indeed toward
maturity in the strength of his moral and social exist
ence. In proportion the individual adds to and
shares in what society produces to that degree he en-
larges the field of lsbor--he becomes a consumer al
well as creator and enlarges his social nature as he
increases his industrial activity 80, becomes not
only creator Of wealth. but also creator Of work be
becomes himself the of soeis circle, and he
sworker, one who Is not always in the labor mar
ket wsiting to be hired: he is often there seekn.
whom he may hire. Every mnn is thus in his
turn servant and prince, and no man is so eonsti-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07
IN MUSTANGS 81 an order of rhe Surro

Of the cOua,y Of New iosk sold pub
auction, The Mer,hasis kXs<c, Civ 90 York,
seventh day ft iAnnaryn
oek The toSns described Real Estate Bradley NJ
Goodman traseJ OT the peyneai o his debis certain
vl q snd situate ns and benz the 2h Ward oihe
Of New the soaihctS Sde Of
I'M duss iaereOn. NAsh sail lot bounded coan. ows:
Con ecs hundFeS and tw,ny eve ivci pom,
rmus the easirfy OF tie intersection
~ effsiins feet ioa Eve
y. hes ~ The rear hssi sod 6 cf and Nall
ps ca Toe easfcy Inc AM hued AID say four and
tie westsfS lue The improvements
con.,,t o. snail frame dwc hoae Tea PCT Of
,Ae purchsc uey ~ required be pad the
h>hne- when the deed ready Ter seaye Decee-r
etsAS oAbiAhL VAN SoII.
M. " Carr Pt.e d56s
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Eeaal Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE of SALE of
~ PROPERTY tor UNPAID AssEssMENIs.-Pubde NOTICE
sale unpaid assessments will
tale place public Hall the City Of York
ON TRIDAY sh April ~ O'Clock, and be
until the whole Of said shall be
dcaed Of the property 10 be cold
,or assessments. Published the New fork Mormns III
pres. n.wspaper pned and published the City New York
Ry order Mayor Aldermen and Coumonay Of the City OF
New York JOHN i, DODGE street Commas
street Depe Dec 81 al lawlttft
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of

~ New ych-HoaeeR Cxsn and others Ssanst ssh Ea,oa
Auschscas s,nod Dc>enbes H. 1854 Henry Ny md
essers SEQ aAoisr bervoJ ssen that
aashnsn; has issued each Of the above sctoas % ths
aesye bAns rdant a, an abs1ss or eolesd debtor, ss1
that the csb doe hip BY fesdeu's q W. $50
the hveyy bin cor b. o. property ~fsn ihs
fe esSnsrs and the ssor 81 prcpsrty BY Inn
&sbsdden hy law aaA arr s.sd. seCUNN 4 MoSCkIEf,
~ lAwSrfs cf fhsirslSs Nc - Wal -
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

II safe County o. New fo i hereby given 70 AZ per
CIs MARY PERKINS,, late OF the City q
New YoGt widow, dease to fesen, the sms with vouchers
subsfhcr rs redeace No so Spring st. IN the
New losk before the EA day OF NAr,h nex-siea
Nv Nok, the III day OF Stpsculer 1889. -
ldwt WILLIAM PERKINS,, Executor.
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Uater Cure.

HYDROPATHIC and HYGlENIC INSTI-
TUTE, No. Is La ghtst. Special department Tor e-
nale diseases II. II. TRAIL, NJ. d., Proprietor.
DR. j. L. H0SFORD. Assistant.
TNHE N. Y. CITY WATER CURE, No. Isl
4 rrI.st cor, Uniyorsty-pl. Ample accommodations
Tor pItlents and boarder.. o. II. WELLINGTON, MD.
GEO. VI. TAYLOR, MD.
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CUPREME COURT-LEVl >. CHAT
rIPID General OF the State OF New York The
pRysiDFST DIRECTORS AND C0MPANi OF THE CANAL
RANK or AIBANY-In pursuance Of order Of the supreme
ccuy, az he state of York made the 18th day OF May 1880
lie Receiver Canal Bank Albany hereby
,e 10 the holders ousndng circulating notes or bills OF the
@ Canal the holding the certificates gwen by
The uDrssued such Reviewer for the balance remaining unpaid
r ns or l. surrendered the first dividend OF s1y
p~r that they required present the said notes or bills and
ereat.. Tor his Office the City
~ Atapv within the date Of this default
eTeo that they precuded from the benefit o.! the fund
100 or e pavuen said bills and certificates and
@ ali claim By reason holding the and that the said fund
dposed under the direction Of the sad Court Tor The ben
ollie, creditors o. the sad Canal Bank such
BE- hereafter determined For the greater convenience Of those hold
rg ,be hills and certificates has made
w which M, arne paid presentation 10 the CONNER
o. 81 is,5yF ANDREW WAITE, Receiver.
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro

II ese o! the Couuay Of New Yok hereby 70 az
bsyrs Csans ssanst OLIVER WHITE, ate II the City
New iolk dc.s~d 10 the With voacAer ther 20
the sUhscrtr al has oeCc Ne Murrsyst the City 81 Nov
NoSt eee he tenth cay Of Jny neS.Dated New York
the fS,h dss II January, lisa
~ lSw6anfs JOSEPH 7. WHITE.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C.

s4nh Ea Surrogate q the County OF knEs. noiee a. hereby
al pons having CLAIMS against RICHARD DOUGLASS,
late 81 the cry Rood dSrasc that they CURED To
hAi The ~Ah the thereof the subscriber, al his
cfSe Couny freAurcrs oGce The CITY Hall, IL the Cry e
Brookn lege the 18th dy Of January DeStDstcd July
Iss2 CRAWFORD C. SMITH, Administrator.
iya law,lnYs
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

nate the County Of is hereby 10 all
,ons HAVING ci.n against BERNARD HANiGAN late OF the Cy OF
New Yorl buher Deceased 10 present. The sar with vouchers
,,,,f 10 The sus ri at ofrc ct William Hiyer Ma l6
Ia the City o New lok, bce the sSh day Of
anvsry neNt-Daicd New YoIk the ed day O july, 1914
tnlf fIlLAbEIH HA>luAN, AumitsuA'ttN
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COITRT-In the matter of the

- t,, "a The Mayor AlJermep sa1 Conmonaty o. tneCy
VI r.l..,ye r., ,he EXTENDING 1t CAM REL
N he az ey n straight line. Until interest," " ~ .i
,,v On he pnrerly side 10 form street o.
In ylih 20 Bro1dway-Sotre !. hereby see W. -.
,,..,r NJ y 4 male and Assessment TIE above enirn ne
nee. af-Ee Special Term Room Of the snpsn1 Co % me
- Cv Ia. m he CITY Of Yorb, the 10Th day Of January,
,a =, ok IN III. forenoon the pnrpoe OF h-1ring N o9po
.ifn 10 tie Estimate aud Asessrnbt Of the n NE
si-s matter per prns So nav then
1--we. ,erryed thereby Dated, sewiOrk. Der 3D. lsll
JOHN LOZIER,
ROBERT HENRY COMMISSIONER
yr D.,,. A,,ornay dn ito
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17OTICE of Observation-Disclosures is

.-.y even that poce-4s Of The sale q the heai LAie
r,rP HORN ate Il The CITY of View Io-s, deceased m
,lv - upder the order Of the Surrogate Of ne County
" Yori vii b> ds uted scofdas 20 law al e slfrosas
Cs re CTS Of New the 1rft day OF feo'uaJ ~
80. | IN IL. forenoon Of thsi day when al pTso9s h1Vns
Law or - nd ssninst aid estate ~ present. hen 70 ' Suf'o
ssie With her pools or ''0' W. BRADFORD Surrogate.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

ate the County Of New York notice il hereby TO all per
,css having claims against GEoRGK w ATKlN late cf the City Of
New Yofk mason present the with vouchers
hereof Ia the her Office ofENRN AirkIN No skS
,hsnsc pc IN the CITY York before the twenty third
sy Of February nexDaed New loIt the Hh day oil August
Is:a SARAH AlIklN ,annis,rs,ot
nugl lawcmfs HENRY AlIhlN,
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the proceeds

~ Sc Of fbs real e-taie OF JOIN = o'i
CAV OF Few orb. dccezs~ lately raaae aud-r ne SoeI
not O. the CosLy Se Tork, by Jeremiah igse - -
v,d ly ssA Surrogate according al ne >nf,s1e =.
he Cty II View Yok he iseuty 6urh day o. Ianaay M
g., oet in he forenoon dsyDstet th IN HJ ~
veg -, T41f~1 A. w BRADFORD, sarrogAfe
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c.

SMITH Esq Of the County OF hins' notice hereby
syen arcns 10 persons having claims against Angus
rus GRAHAM of the City OF BroolBn deceased that they are
REQUIRED 20 exhibit the with the vouchers thereof 10 the sub
enler Robert sherwe at his OF business Marshall st. near
Hodsn av City Of Brooklyn before tie 6 day Of
January pcXt-D1ird July lets .
CHESTER COLEMAN J.
EOBERT sHEitWELL, Executors
tvoi swtu ABEL A. LOW.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

the Coaniy of New iori notice hereby gwen to all per
,ns having claims against ELIAkIM HORTON late n the CITY
New present, the with vouchers Thereof TO
he subscriber at i9 Nauenet the City OF New
Yoi ON twelfth day Of April neNtDaied New iort,
The Tih day Of October, 1854 - -. -.
~ IawC CHARLES slENIlNO,
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

sH,e of the County York hereby gwen 10 all
,ns having claims aeant ERNEST kAss. late of the chy Of
New York baker de eAd 10 present the same with 'Saeeers
thereof utbcr bis store Ma S Broadway IN ue City
New Yo,k before the twelfth day Of Januay neat Dated
New York, the eiehth day OF July, lthe -. ...,. , -
wal NIB JOHN VI SANbS, ENeNuff'
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,sou VII he made 70 the ensuing Les,..snre o. ~ -,
- NJ yol T an n incorporate tie NATION At
on fbisl't -, - Ill isr5TF+
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of An order of Jesse C..

SMITH Esc Surrogate 81 the County 81 kns notice . heisy
sy,n ,car o. law 70 al persons having claims against COhNb
IUs VAN CfFf late OF the Cay OF BIokyn deceased that
they are rer TO rSh the with the vouchers thereof "a
The er Chs fowrey, his Office No " Fulton It IN
the C Rooku bee the nth day Of February next
Dated. July - lcS2 - - -
JACOB n BOERCN, Executors
bSQ law6nrr CHARLES }. LoWRErD
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-
,e of,.e Co.rty o. New ION oo,ss sessey sv % :.
n ss'e ara n; EDWARD DENING lite Of The CITY o.
80 e..cd 20 The saze viii E0sehers bro 70
~ Al ;hs oere II CHARLES SHEA No - Csae
49,, 4, fse Cfy Of Se- Yort, ore The ri Gay =" NP
-. Ds,sS Ne. Yori the I'D a-y of September, lsa
A''~ JAMES acCORD. li4asu.sfrl,nr.
ESTHER DENISG.)
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1,uP W0NnER al the WORLD!-DE-

THE WONDER of the W0KL ~, re
WEES COMPoUND PITCH LoLE.io@,e aa be-
=, reusGy = a last Uncovered. Conslinp'ISa ana
I'D Asthma will soon be the thInrs "a. tst %
800, .pd Col1s tie parents o. that fell os- = by
& 49,, zoe 10 he bon,s Of our lsnd, Vansn "a y
.assie be ore tins sovereign remedy g., and IL "a
AIMS is thar which has 20 long been ar Coughs,
an am altered 20 tie pubic certain on
Coz Hcoring Cough Group, Asthma ssa ~ M 70 sls.
"a Will IN any csse where lungs sasens ,be p1neat
tan lie check tie liberation, enc '~-
le.jh PTica Is cents pei box - 40 p,o,dysy n. Y.
c. r. RING sole Asent, No s w Brooklyn.
GA IN GEO p MILNE, No. 20 = aIO", -
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49,, ,,Hsvee eurSrs Ire p,st sve years HAh, .isi.~
TILLA h removed from No % brc-aTns ~ -
,.r@r al l1fh-st anc .d.Gv.