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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-12

'TRUsT Sale OF Town Lot and Ten.

l. emcnf.-By virtue of deed OF Trust execu-
ted the Goth day of April Sj2 by Elisha Sncad and
Susan A. his wife, duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
the Hastings Court of Lynchburg, the undersigned
rustee therein named will proceed sell on the prem.
ies on Friday the 18th day of May next, the LOT &
TENEMENT conveyed II said deed The Lot is stu.
n'ed at the nncon Of Second with Fails alley con.
Ini's ONE-EIGHTH OF AN ACRE, and is now in
the occupancy of said Snead
The Title is believed to be tely good but the un.
designed will convey such only vested in him as
Trustee.
Terms made known at the time and place Of sale
mp 26-dtds JNO. NJ SPEED Tru.teo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-12

The New York Legislature has refused 10
pass law proposing to allow Southern cii
zens. removing with their slaves, to pass through
the territory or ports of New York without in
curing the loss of their slaves The New
York Legislature is Locofoco body by an
overwhelming majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-12
From the U. s. Econorist
Review of the New York Market.

lhoN-lhe market is very irregular and strikingy
heaVy' About 300 tons Scotch Pig sold $32, to
five and 1913 $34 on the spot. English Bar is dull
and is generally held above the views of BUYERS The
foreign adyces by the Asia indicate irner mar Ell for
the future.
LIVERPOOL IRON MARKET, Friday. April 22-There
has been fair deman during the week for manufactur.
ca IRON at the reduced prices agreed upon last quar-
Ter cay considerable orders are in the market both
tor rails and other descriptions of the ron
ana the ghtness OF stock everywhere induces the belief
that we shall have good trade during the spring The
business In Scotch pig iron has been limited and the
maj ket closes heavily 52 Sd to SIS per ton net cash.
lob at Glasgow for mixed numbers
TOBACCO-The demand is good. especially for in.
terror grades stock Of Ky has been greatly reduced
and prices hrmer Choice Leafs scarce; prices are
moving UPWARD: We notice sales Of $50 hhds. Ken
lucky at % SIC; 100 cases Ohio Seed Leaf 7c Tie
stock on the st inst. 1850 hhds. Kenucky 1856
DO virginia and North Carolina do Maryand-5.
,39' Manufactured is steady SIC, which is slightly
lower. Stock Is 100000 packages.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcc o-Tbe business for the
rnohth mas oeen generally active, resulting in far A.
mount q" sales at about the ruling prices of last month";
whi'h however. will not remunerae the manufacture
at the present elevated price oil Leaf aud tie enhanced
value of labor.
The market is oversiocked with pound lump parc
uary OF perishabe qualities the quotations of which
may he deemed nominal. TIE quantity of Twist is aug
nentlg and at present is almost without inquiry nw'
ing the continued unfvorabe condition of freign
"''e' he ldoIe OF prices remains unchanged save
common 5s and S., which slightly reduce.
Best brands of SIS ands l8a2a
Medium, SIS and s's Hale
Common, SIS and IS 9ul2
Common, l6's 8a10
GOOD and Medium los stock light 1Ia13
wis, d. in Kegs con No. l. No demand 19a2a
Sales for April 1853 pkgs 1890
. 1852 26,56f
p"unds' No. "a a 40 Limited
rounds medium IL n 10 n"m,an1
Pounds Common Q 10 Demah'
1925 10 o.
Ladies' Twist.no none in market 90 n 80
Sales for April. 1853 pkss 40,5l7
& 1852 pigs 270lS -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-12

A Wing Convention assembled at Romney,
Hampshire county, on the Sd inst, TO select a
Wing candidate for Congress in that District
Capt j. G. b. Muln received the nomination
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-12
saiuabie Property On Main Street
AT AEJCTH ION

w LII. be sold to the highest bio derun "Wednesday
W the llth May, a O'clock P. N.Y. that valuable
property on Vain street, known The 2nd PrGsbyteri
Church.
Terms made known the day of sale
THOMAS FERGUSON
3-tds Chairman of ,;o r, ...:..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-12
The Abingdon and Cumberland Gap
kaiirOad.

The following hastily written letters from
the chiei engineer u The Virginia and Tonnes.
see railroad TO lis President. we designed TO
have inserted, anl thought we hoI done so,
when they first came into our hands.
Dean SIR-Here am, al Lee G. House af
ter most laborious tramp, through Moccasiu
Gaps. Raccoon Hollows and Wild Cat Val
leys. saying nothing of the Peaks, Knobs and
Ridges. ! am able TO say we can get n good
and cheap line from the Virginia and Tennes.
see Railroad To Cumberland Gap
Ofthe passage of the Gap, know nothing
as YET; but will know in forty eight hours. AT
ter what have seen, am most sanguine OF
our successes
If the Gap should be very diiIicuit,wc have
aplenty of examples to encourage us; we can
afford to spend large sum to pass that point
Parts of this line are beautiful, beyond con
ception,no hing 10 do but TO sail through smooth
rich valleys, With The most magnificent scene
ny on each side There need be 10 tunnel be.
tween our road and the Cumberland Gap, cx
cHpt one 500 feet long, which nature has made
for us. Near this natural tunnel is n cave
which will be formidable rival of Weir's
Cave, or OF the Mammoth Cave in Kentucky.
have been most agreeably disappointed in
finding this country so fertile and so well set.
Il d up. The population here is quite large
aud evidently on the increasethe Using gener
alton is apparently at every house.
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Miniature Almanac.

NJ ><s1sTHE FUNERAL of the late DANCE p. PEERMAN
will take place Mt Cnmpbell c.. H. on this
Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock The sermon by the
kev Alex Doniphan. and the burial with Masonic rites
he friends OF the dcceascr and members OF the Ma.
Sonic fraternity generally, are invited to attend.
Nav -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-12

ly Travellers should always be provided with box
of BRYANs PuLMoNIc WAFERs at this season of III,
year. They relieve coughs, colds sore throat and
h1arseness, in ten minutes after USE and affect rapid
cure See advertisement For sale by D. r, Lyman.
mn
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AUCTION SALES.
ENOR SALE AT AUCTION-A Val

ENOR SALE AT AUCTION-A VALUA
Il BILE TANNING ESfABLISHMENr-B vir-
tue Of decree rendered by the Circuit Court of FLOYD
County at the March term 1853 in the case of Joseph
Kenney against the administrator and heirs of Thos
MeCabe, decd, and others shu ON Wednesday the
22nd dag OF June next, Floyd c. H. sell at auction
the we'll known and very extensive Tannery in the town
It Jacksonville for years in the occupancy Of Col
Thos McCabe and the Messrs. Zentmeyer. There be.
longs to it TWO ACRES of land with guaranteed wa.
ter privileges from never failing spring. There a,e
on the property, very large Bari House. Curry Shop
finishing Shop, and Leather Store house; conforta
bile Dwelling House, Kitchen. Smoke house and
other necessary buildings for comfortable residence
Tie property suated Main st. in The east end of
town Ten per cent Of the purchase money will be re.
CURED to be paid IN hand. and the balance secured Mt
SIX and twelve months Possession will be given lust
AS soon as the large stock hand can be work
fd out. But Mr. ID. Zentmeyer, the present occupant
Is willing to dispose of the stock md To the purchas-
err, ON reasonable Terms The title is undisputed but
will be only specially warranted.
ma l2-wtds EtIPHLEGAR Com
THE Lynchburg Republican and Roanoke Repub.
hcan Will pleas" cpy once week until day rf sale.
NOF1CE.-On Friday the 18th day of May 1853,
~ will sell in front of the Market ouse in the civ of
Lynchburg, all the personal property belonging to the
Estate of Hannah Mckinney, decd 1t consists chiefly
of household and Kitchen Furniture
VIM. b. ROANE,
admir-. wih he UiH annexed
II. Mckinney. dec'd.
Nav Odds
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Prices of Stocks.

NY bonds par lO0-sales -.----.-......$1O SOL 50
va. and Tenn K. Il. Stock, par 100 $500. SO Oh
Gtlzen Saw Bank Stock, par 100 ....... 1874 90
Lyhch. Hose and Fire ms Stock. par Co.. o. 90
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CUMBERLAND Gar, April "a. 1853.

oh my Journey 10 LOUISVILLE. ms Is very
striking place: nature exhibits some Of her
grandest features Oar line would enter Ken
lucky without touching Tennessee | have
been in all three States TO day. The house
that am at is in Tennessee, though occupied
by very clever Virginian. And if the place
IS not paradise. the presiding genius is Ger
tainly very fair daughter of Mother Eve.
will report progress again from Louisville.
We perceive from the Louisville papers,
(the Journal and Times,) that Col Garnet
has arrived in that city ald has succeeded in
interesting those journals warmly in behalf oil
the proposed connection. 1t will be remem
bered that the subscription by the State, OF
three ffths Of the capital stock, required to con.
struct the road from Abingdon to Cumberland
Gap, was made conditional upon the promise
OF Kentucky TO meet us at the latter point
with road connecting with Louisville. Fo,
some time Inc of railway from that city &c
Knoxville in Tennessee has been under dis
cussion in both States, and its construction i.
now regarded as settled purpose. This roa,
would necessarily cross the Cumberland noun
tain at the gap we have spoken of or at an
other. lying some 40 miles to the South west
and there is said to be but little advantage as
to distance or feasibility in favor of the latter
As the adoption Of the Cumberland Gapas a
crossing will give all tho benefits of the con
nection with Virginia without detriment to tn.
original scheme of connecting through Knox
vile with South Carolina and Georgia--there
can be no doubt the sagacious and public spir
ited citizens of Louisville will determine in
favor oil it. The Journal urges this view We
ryiorcibly and enters into an account of thu
system Of roads in Virginia leading from her
oou'a-western border to the sea board. IL
concludes ITS article by saying Eve trus,
that the evident importance of the subject will
elicit from our citizens their prompt attention
to It, and their no less prompt and vigorous ac
ton in carrying into effect the necessary a,
rangments, and plans for securing at the ea,l
est day the proposed connection"
The Louisville Times speaks of the schem,
IN terms of unqualified approval ''Of all tn
railroad enterprises of the day, in which Lou
'svl'c Is interested, it says, We know of non
which more forcbly challenges the favorab
con"deranon Of our citizens, and ceriainl
none which presents SO obvious an a ppearant
OF easy we might almost say, inevitable fea.
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" AEUARLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SHE III LYncllhur:..-I.La u ~. rl-.S- -.

u TT. M IT'S "A n EUR
SAFE mn LynchbUrs.-Ish aon Thursday
h1 l@'h day OF May next t not sold privately before
sell ut public auction the premises nv 10, Of prunI
fronting "a feet Ly nch first street running back
80 feet and fronting on 9th Tor Poes aey) This lot has
on 1t three tenements and of the best Locations far
business houses in the city, being convenient to the Rail
road Depot, and the Canal.
lEhMS-S250 will be required in cash-the balance
payable in four, eight twelve months with negotiable
notes. satiSacor endorsed, and lien on the pronertv
n"t the Whole OF the purchase money paid For fun
'e' 'arucufs hrPy to j. n Gordon, the .nbsrrb, r.
SARAH L. NORTH
Sale conducted by c. r. PHELPS, Auct'r.
up 20-3tawtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-12

A Rules held in the Clerks office ofthe Circuit court
IA "t buckingham county, on Monday the second day
of May, 1853,
John Pankey, Plaintiff } In an action nm n. coso
W. M - u.s. for the recovery of s 90
WIN: ". furgnson Def't )29, S72 "a ofwnich was
due in December, 1850, and $l24 05 due 22nd April
iSl9' paid by the Plaintiff security for the Def't,
The attachment against the estate of the delendo,,
believed to have in his hands either in his owr rh, ~
as administrator of James Watt. decd monies debts
o. effects to which the defendant is enited-and tho
defendant not having been served either with the n.
mons ns'uting this suit, with the attachment md
not having entered his arpearanceand it appearing nv
the nthdavit OF the plaintiff that he not an nbai,,n
OF thls State On the plaintiffs motion. it is ordered
That the defendant do appear within one ontafer dine
puhcation OF this order and do what is necessary IN
Pfotect ms interest," and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published i; ,bo
oty OF yncburg for four weeks ssvey andposted
NJ The front door of the Court house of this county
FIRST day of the next County Court
A Copy-Teste
May r. w4w R. ELDRIDGE O.
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BLANKS! RIANLS,
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
(tONSTABLES' Warrants,
" Executions,
de

SiENHFFS' DeIfVery BOhds md NOTICES.,
% Indemnifytng Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes.
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS Which are found for solo on,
lie had at the Virgnian Office there is large and beu
ful supply just issued from the press
The gentleman to whom the this department o,
business is entrusted has State and
@o may order work at this establishment may rest assured nj
speedy and faithful performance. "
urfaeilities for Pamphlet, Card, and IL uIe Work
complete which, with the large addition Tyes and
Embellishments recently rade make the Yrnan as good o
Office $ is to be found in the interior.
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicited
in 26-d&eifts TERRY Il SHIELDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-12

nvERSEER WANTED i wish to EN-
" ploy immediately, to manage a few.
hands, nm work him self couple of farms hive
rece nty pur. ased in the immediate vicinity OF tho
Natural Bridge and the other few miles distant A
man with small family preferred The best references
required fol all necessary business qualifications
For further particulars enquire of Mr.. J. c. Baldwin
Union Hotel, Lynchburg, address me at Balloon,
Falls, Rockbridge. G. c. BALDWIN, :.
MAY 12--w3wc.
1TAR-20 bbis hand and fof sule by
l. May 5--ts JOS II WI SON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-12

The New York Tribune states that party
OF Engineers is now actively engaged in sur
vey'ng the proposed route Of new railroad
rom the Lakes to New York city. Its gener-
III course Will be midway between the two ex.
'song hnes-the Erie Railroad and the Able.
ny and Buffalo line. 1t is said that the new
,"o WIN alminish the distance from Buffalo 10
view York from some seventy five to one hun.
ldred miles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20
Ftom the Eair,nort { Ka.l Reprl5itea,l.

AN INvALUAB BILE MEpIcME.-lt is but seldom we find
among the many remedies offered to the public for the cure
disease consent TO commend or whose vlr
able TO discover and have always seduousy
avoided giving utterance anything that might lead any
suppose that we pAce faith IN their preten
sion But with reference TO remedy manu- aGtured IN
this place. and which has become as familiar 10 the pubic
household words, speak nom knowledge Of its In
trnsc exceeneies, its adaptation TO many of the Ills Of
e, and the security with which II may be used. We
speak OF the Nonpare Nerve and Bone Imminent prepar
cd by H. H. Carr & Co., oma prescription furnished by
g Of the most eminent Physicians in Virginia This
nent is based the broad principle that Teme
dy which will relieve external pain will il properly
pounded, be equally efcacious in removing internal aec.
tions principle that has been successfully deyeored-
1t simply the offspring OF Science being mild and sim.
pie in It's action and yet revealing In Its effects power
incredible reaching the most hidden SeHs OF man
beast-and yet being innoxous TO weakest infant
IL is also by aT the cheapest Linment in tho market being
put up ottleS twice large the majority,
fourth larger than the largest besides being more than four
times as strong We commend II TO those ihwant OF
aina nd cert
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20
ARH YoU suFFERING

EVRoM Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Dialeplt
Breathing Tic p GoG 4s ram IN the
ton; s Joints Cuts Bruises Poison Sores Fever Sores
Inantum choc, Lame Back. ChiIbains, bites Of Potion
Insects Rabd Dogs, Cake Age In tho Breast
Of te Muscles or cords cuts Of any kind
Muscular weakness, Paralysis Piles Ear Aches Ulcers,
Sores Scarlet Fever any similar dsCase you may Test
assped that in this article you have ,
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which moi only pain almost insantaneousy, but
penetrntes 70 The seat Of t and entirely
Some Win laugh at the idea Of any composition curing
such number diseases but If yo but reflect that these
diseases though in iane all arise nom similar
causes, The proposition will less extrayagani but
were 1t ten times more SO THE FACTS which stare US IN
ali who have used themselves, witnessed its magic
effects Others unite in declaring Just what Its name
TO THoSEWHo THINK.
Have never noticed the striking marity between
ent aos9 And has il never 10 that rom.
ey might be prepared which should be equally applicable
REL LIMnEST which does not Insult your understanding
by claiming to have beef found In some burning rnouIltnS
OTTsPRNs SCIENorl heng mild and simple IN its action
aud YET r. ,ts ss9iS W az
yet being innoXons the weakest infant tits also
by the cheapest inment in the market. being put up in
bottles ee large as the majority and one
than the largest besides beng more than fonF ms
str9uSj we therefore Oer II to you Will Tlue anu con.
dene exactly suited to tho wants OF rch or
he uipreeesnted size in which the Nonrareil Eminent
sput uP the expense ofhe materials used in it,
makes impossible for TO pay for the printing Of the
humid eds ofcertcates M gt publish, nor do we deem
it necessary the article wherever it is used VIII cery
for ITSELF. ..5i5l-s. IS Ill --
We would however refer those afflicted ones who have
often been guled by certificates and big assertions
10 the following names being but lew OF the many per-
whose character for candor and Veracit needs no
panegyric from ind having y tested its virtues
In the different diseases which II is TeCOmmenedI arc
prepared TO speak Of its merits as it deserves =,
Sold in Wheeling by RakeT, kells q Caldwell,
Fl Logan q o, WHMcKee, PatteTaonG Co.. and by tho
principal Druggists OF Virginia. aud Pennsylvania.
August 7.- .a-s aa-r 81
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: I0Ir I5TDea RocheiIe Brnndy;
TO Country Merchants.

PSS. KNOX hayinS Withdrawn from the firm. oil
N McCIaen Knox & Co., the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox obrother OF
Kn so LONG and favoraby in the trading public
assuming the style OF McClallens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old VIM
81 long and literally sustained hem) ana all other
eTs in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be ary
Ing from the 10th to the last OF September.
Having been selected with the greatest care anu poush
for cash. they ater themselves thatin their Fall stock
Roofs and Shoes they can hold inducements In quality
and prices superior any offered in the market tn
Country Merchants on their way cast they would DO pleas
oil 10 exhibit their stock, and post them
caIeuginga comparison with the markets OF ana
PhiIaienhia rsep31 McCLALLENS d KNOX
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Notice to Housekeepers.

NEW CARPETS Az 5kSEDUO E461C1CsS.
16 00 YARDS OF Carpets at No 49, Main street
toners tho public generally that he has Just returned
east and is receiving the largest, best an
most beautiful stock of Carpets. Rugs, Oil Cloths etc
ever oorcd this city, embracing almost eVery variety
style qa be found in the Eastern markets,
pct This stock has been selected with great care pur
chased under the most circumstances which will
enable to sell them much lower than the quality
goods sold in this city Those nwant OF goods
umy line, will please call and select rom stock ofoyer
yards with different patterns, Saryingin price
scnt4 y &c. HARBOUR. no. 49, Main st.
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IN lToddls PiIls

AN be had fresh and genuine at tile following places
W the city OF Wheeling and vicinity What the Drug
stores OF James Baker: Kes & Brentltnger
Co; Or t H Logan & OF FTed'k Yahrng, VIM Mckee Il
Co: otchietownli Brentngsr Centre wheeling; q!
the Drug Of the proprietor, corner OF Quincy and
Firth streets. Fisszs5 :. +,
diIIions and Jacob Gooding's National Road; Ben
Craven west Aexandriai Wilson west Wheel
ing; and Ely Looman's, Bridgeport, Ohio
These pills need further than laii
trfa they have now been in constant use for more tia
win speak for them 25cper box 50 Per
doz; $50 per gross .zZ...L- u 1ans
N oCAN, CARR g Co , have just received 40 boxes
OF tobacco addition to their large stock. Can
round Mt No. ST, and see specimen of the "Caltornia
gnen bar Tobacco intended for all vho love good
ingI Also large IMPORTED Sesars hoh and
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"Thev canlt Keen HOUSE without Z"


Experience Of more has establishes.
the fact that Merchants Celebrated Garsns Oil or Uni
Family EmbucatiOn, will cure must Eases, aH re-
lieve all such as
Spavlns, Sweeney Ringbone, Windgalls. Pol
Evil, Gallons, Cracked Heels, Cells of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprlins, Bruises, Fis-
tuln, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Str1lins. Lalncness,
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Crease Mango.
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals. External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
BoiLs, Corns, Whtlows, Burns and Scalds,
Chillblains, ChapPed Hands, Cramps Con-
fractions of the Muscles. Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints, Cakcd Breasts, &c. dc. DC.
The unparalleled success Of this OIL in the cure OF DIS
cases in Horses and Cattle, and in human flesh,
daily becoming known to the farming community
Il can hardly credited except by thuse wp have been
IN the habit keeping their stables anil houses, whHf
vast amount s1ier; and tiIne arc saved by
the timely application OF tins OIL. ,,,on,,,,
~ BE sure the name Of tine sole proprietor. GEORGES
w MERCHANT I.uckpnr. N. v, Is blown III Tic SIle
OF the bottle and in his handwriting aver the cork
All orders addressed 10 the proprietor VIII be promptly
responded 10. ,.,
accomplished nv the uss al this nitt!Cin1
Sold by respectable dealers genrTalJ' III Tue tH'c''
states and Canada. AlEu by
gsoLD by 7. H. LOGAN d Co., General Agents
at wholesale and retail Also by NJ ~ ice
land & Co., WesbuTghj J. J. d G. G. Hopkinsi Elders
vile; Armstrong Boyer & o., Powhattan. desdaw6m
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CITY TRADE.
"a AN TIRnFoR DYSPEPSIA

can G egT aS1ns or NSpsEous DRuGs II Is extremely
agreeable the taste and may be taken Sy S SS
Scus distress Beware Of DRUGuED IArrArtONa Pepan
isNoT DRUQ, a. 80, ~ ,.c,,Ior tvrntis.
Sn - I.rsc sSnnnnt ar ScHNTiFlc EVIDENCE, from Liz
6Is's Animal Chemistry Dr Comics q M ~.
SeT Of New York University Prof
nv, Prof Sillman, Yale Colleges Dr. q
fologyj ETC., together win reports VI U"AS 49,
GtEe United States. - -.t.... TuuRRJJNfS
l. H. PATTERSON. 80 hlonEoe stisSt, ,Se t1S,,f
hnIes ale luR