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on her in the interim, and remained in
the room where the desk was placed
for upwards of a quarter of an hour,
and part of that time alone"
As the young girl spoke, DerviIle's
dilated gaze rested with fascinated IN
tensty upon her excited coun,enance,
and he hardly seemed TO breathe
Il was you, MademoiseIle' said
Jeanne, "who called on me, and re-
NAMED as you describe"
Aferce exclamation partially es-
capped DerviIIe, forcibly suppressed, as
Mane resumed Yes; and now Mes
sieurs, hear me solemnly declare that.
as ,ruly as the note was stolen, |, not
Hector, was tie theft
"2Tis false,n shrieked Derville, sur-
ptised out of all seIfpossession," lie
1t was moi then the note was taken.-
Not till-till-
Not till when, Monsieur Derville," !"
said the excited girl, stepping close to
the shrinking, guilty man, and still
holding him with her flashing, triumph
ant eyes, as she placed her hand upon
his shoulder, "not till when was the
rote taken from the desk, Monsieur ~
He did not, could not reply, and pre-
sently sunk, utterly subdned, nerveless,
Fanic-stricken, into chair, with his
white face buried in his hands
"This is indeed a painful affair"
said NJ. Blaise, after an expectans ST.
lence of some minutes. If it be true,
as this young person appeared TO admit: ):
and most equally so, Monsieur Derville,
if, as | more than suspect, the conclu-
sion indicated by the expression that
has escaped, you should be the true
one,n-
The bankers voice appeared to break
the spell that enchanted the faculties
of Derville He rose up, encountered
the stern looks of the men by one as
fierce as theirs, and said hoarsely, |
withdraw the accusation II lent
gave the fellow the note myself"
A storm of execration-' C0quint :
r0leur! Scelerat ~ burst forth al this
confession, received by Derville with
defiant scowl, as he stalked out of the
apartment.
| do not know that any law proceed
ines were afterwards taken against
him for defamation of character Hec-
tor kept the note, as indeed he had
good right to do. and Monsieur and
Madame Bertrand are still prosperous
and respected inhabitants Of Rouen.
from which city Derville disappeared
very soon after the incidents just re-
lated.
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JOHN A. TROUSDALE,
DENTAL E0N
P4TTERSONEILLE. Z.

I Il 7 ISIAt-NI-f : 4I1A@I-y L1-4'|
4sgse Returns thanks for the patron
frfJss:ssssa frfJSsss: - age heretofore bestowed upon him
lIIDand takes pleasure in informing
the ladies' and gentlemen of ST Mary, and the
public IN general, that he has now located him
sell permanently in Pattersonvile, fer the pnr-
pose of pursuing his profession Dentist, in
all the branches pertaining to the art, such as
plugging extracting, inserting Teeth on pivots,
aud from one to an entire set on plate.
All operations performed in durable and ski
ful manner Families visited when desired
n NB-Clocks and Jewelry repaired, and lew
elry made to order
Pattersonville, April 10, 1852.
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Carts. Wagons. WheeI-BarroWs, &c.

I'll Tile undersigned agent for Bus
/Ssss by \ Little, Of v heeing, Fa.)
sgEEN will receive, as soon as navigation
is practicable an assortment of plantation Carts.
Wagons, Wheei-Barrows, and other articles Of
their manufacture. Orders are respectfully SO
licited, and will be promptly attended to.
John BARNARD.
Jeannelstt., Sep. IS 1sSo.
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Selling of at greatly reduced Prices.

TIVE undersigned having determined to close
l. up there present business, offer their present
large stock of well selected !Seasouable Goods,
now on hand, at GRE4TL T REDUCED
PRICES; thus offering a chance to their
friends and the public to supply their wants at
extreme low rates. HARE Y BiRDSALL.
franklin Srnt 4 1S52
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Certificate Of Capt. 81. CA,ir TZomqsson

CTTgdcfa q CapF. =. Cur TTomasson
Of tile steemer MagHoiia,
Having painted the hurricane deck of the
passenger steamer " Magnolia, under my COM
mand, with the Bfdgewater PANT, | cheerluliy
recommend it for It's impervious qualities, and
have no hesitation in pronouneing it superior in
ny Judgment 10 any mineral paint before the
public, and believe it to-be a certain protection
against the ELECTS of sparks and ciuders. | has
also proved entirely waterproof on my decks
after three months use. ST. c. TnoMAssoN.
New Orleans, Dec. ?. 1851
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Certificate If Cagt WiUiam Bro,rm, Of t&e

I0tFbo1t POIp0tSe
have used the Bridgewater Paint. for which
Messrs. e. c. Robert y Co, are agents, on the
hurricane deck Of the towboat .Porpoise. =
The paint has been On about three months, and
sparks s1d cinders constantly falling upon it has
had no effect whatever. In about toqr weeks il
became perfect slate, and | am satisfied OF It's
possessing all the qualities necessary to insure it
certain protection against the effects of sparks
and cinders. | confidently recommend the
Bridgewater paint for the purpose set forth in
the Agents circular W1T. BRowN.
New Orleans Feb a 1870 ------- --.-------
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Cetifrete Of .Tosepl Benson, Painter.

C0tifrete Of JoSaph Benson, Painter.
have used the Bfidgewator Paint for the FaSi
1--WE months on brick and plastered buiINins,
and on Tin, shin.le and canvass roofs, ant l,
every instance ii has given the fullest satis.2c
ton. From tests and experiments made urd,
my Immediate direction, can testify TO is bei, J.
proof against effects Of sparks and cinders, 2f3 s..
protection against leaks. | consider il far SUM
rior 10 any mineral paint nave ever seen, ar
invaluable for all outdoor purposes-possess. =
qualities that particularly recommend it fo- r-~
in a southern climate losEPH BENSo,..
New Orleans, Feb. 6, 1852 ..-=..
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Hints to IedckerS-Do not make
much noise yourself in talking. Some
teachers are forever scoIdinr. fretting.
and finding fault. They pitch their
voices on high KEY in the morning,
and keep up tempest all day Now
there is no need of this indeed 1t is
worse than useless, for scholars get so
accustomed to hearing this perpetual
dtng-dong, that they pay bnt little or
no attention to it. know that words
of reproof and correction are some
times necessary; but few words are
better than many, and whenever YOU
have an occasion to use them, speak
with earnestness and decision. define
your position distinctly upon the matter
under consideration and then act pre-
cisely as you talked.
Aside from oral instruction and ex-
planaton in connection with recita-
tious, you should say as little as posi-
BILE. Study brevity. One single word
is all that is necessary in calling ont a
class and even this may be dispensed
with, and signal of some kind-ata
of the bell, perhaps-substituted The
eve and the hand can speak, often more
efectually than the voice; and you
will notice that where schools are par
ticuIarly excellent in regard to system
aud ORDER much of this kind of lam
guage is employed by the teachers i'll
moving the nice and complicated ma
chinery. s
In dismissing your school at the close
or for recess, you will find it expedient
to adopt some plan of doing it, SO as to
avoid the hubbub and confusion that
would follow upon pronouncing the
words, "Schoofs dismissed" Boys
may 90 out" or similar common sig
mails of sudden emancipation. A pretty
good plan for a small school, is TO re-
quire the scholars TO leave the school
singly, by calling off their names or
numbers from the general roll or more
rapid way, and some prefer it, is 10 dis
miss by section or divisions. For
large school composed chiefly of young
pupils, better plan is TO have them
pass out in single file, falling into line
from the several rows of desks with
military precision, and preserving the
line unbroken till the door is reached.
Punctualitg-Was shington was min
ute man. An accurate clock in the
entry at Mount Vernon controlled the
movement of the family. At his dim
ner parties he allowed five minutes for
difference of watches, and then waited
for no one. If members of Congress
came at late hour. his simple apology
was, g Gentlemen, we are too punetual
for you,n or I" Gentlemen, | have
cook who never asks whether the com
pany has come. but whether the hour
has come" Nobody ever waited for
Gen. Washington. He was always FIVE
minutes before the time; and if the
parties he had engaged TO meet were
not present at the season appointed, he
considered the engagement cancelled.
and would leave the place, and refuse
toretnrn. National Inteligencer.
To initiate the errors of great men is
much easier than TO practice their
virtues. r%as51
There is, in the heart of woman,
such a deep well of love, that no age
can freeze it.
Wise sayings often fall TO the ground, /
bat kind word is never thrown away
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Cnfifeote of Johu +. 1Iil,r, Of 4Anokefs+s
In judy last was induced to apply the Hrid..'
water mineral Paint to my Sugar-House. ana
every respect it has exceeded my especta,il,.
and the representations made BY the Agent
Messrs. G. C. Robert y Co. ! cl.eeriui!y az
my testimony to the numerous ones enbsa,.
in the Agents circular, and recommend tie
same 10 planters and others, Tie best fire art
water protector | lave ever known. NIef.. !
have applied it, it has been exposed to The s,,t
since last July, and has neither hlstered -
cracked, and has formed solid metallic surleci
which has proved entirely impervious.
JoHN F. MILLEI..
New Iberia, Attakapas, March IS, 1852.
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Beef and Butter.

By late arrival. a few packages of
- Fulton market Beef, Goshen Butter.
assszS and lot Of Bqckwheat Flour, has been
eceived and for sale BY NJ WALKER.
Franklin, Nov 6, 1s52.-43-5t.
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New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1852.

'Crrfieoatc Of Me lLaaa-ers end Agents cj'
Lo"t>ioaa Dry Dock Compa5Sy,
Heving had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted
with the Bridgewater Paint, and its merits
thoroughly tested, we fully concur in opili,
with Capt, Thonasson. OF the Magnolia, an
Capt Brown of the Porpoise. We cheerfuiiy
recommend said paint as a superior article. n
HUGHES, FALLErT u TuoMAs. l.. d. y.
J. p. WHITNEY & Co. Agents.
New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1852
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CiSteT'n Iron.

TUST RECEIVED, large assortment, con-
u sisting of all kinds OF Cistern Iron: also
small Hoop Iron, for sale by $. SMITH.
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9IIlIYYf fservlceS IN the line OF IL "
IT'S TRY.
ArtifriR Teeth inserted on gold plate, from
tooth to a full set with a spring or on the
principle of atmospheric pressure.
All other work aPperta:nin" to the Teeth done
on the mos; approved principles, and with the
best materials.
Not being able 20 boast OF any HcV 9isc0rcrtes
he does not expect the patronage OF the most ere
dGlous, but is willing to conne his practice to
those persons only who are aware that .fne S0l6
is the only substance known that can be used
with certainty in the mouth.
Is Plantations visited when required.
WILLIAM CESSNA.
Pattersonville July 49, 1852. If
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Lime and Lumber.

-, About 500 barrels Of fresh Lime. of
s.as the rs:quaIity in market. together with
- general supply Of Cypress and other
Lumber, on hand and for sale in lots to suit pur-
chasers. by a..g WM. Z. ALLEN.
Franklin, July 81, 1852. If
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A TTAkAPAS GROWN SAGE. AND
n HOPS and other herbs and Spices on
rand flesh ard at low prices. G. RABE
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Lime.

7(lOOBARRELS, first-rate. article, are
lOOO expected to arrive in few days,
per schooner Niagara, from Rockland, Me, and
will be sold from the towns of franklin Centre
vile and Pattersonville. by j.. BEERS.
Pattersonvie, Oct 80, 1SJ2.-tf.
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RridgeEater Paint Company.

! HAVE been appointed Agent for the county
L Of Attakapas, for the sale OF the above Paint.
II can be had OF inc in any quantities, either dry
in oil, at Pattctsonyie; OF William p. Allen,
Franklin; or Of John Deyalcourt New Iberia.
c. b. G.. WHELDEN.
PattersonviNe, Sept. 10. 1852.
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Tn9ern.ritcrS' Certifcntc.

The undersigned underwriters. having ccla
denee in the Brdgewater PANT foe the cover -
Of single roofs and frame buildings, will a. &.
times give those fire risks preference witt,
the Bridgewater paint is used
L. MATTHEW'S, Ag't Sun Mutual las {
THos. A. ADAMS Pres Crescent GIutl ''
Epw. OGDEN, 4 gent General Mutual -
A. BROTHER, Pres. Home Mutl ms. e
JoHN PEsiBERToN, Pres. Merchant ..
j. N. LAPRErRE, Pres. n. Q. Ins. ..
CHAs. BRIGGs, Ag't l. pool & London
SAM,L T. ASHTON, Agt Del Mutual ;.
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r. NJ. McMiLLAN,
JOHN B, LEA
WILLIAM S. CARY,
NOTARY PUBLIC,

OFFICE AT CENTRETILLE, La.
C~5V Business in the above line viii meet with
pronpa and faithful attention. lu
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ERESH HUNGARIAN LEECHES, OF
i the first quality, just arrived and for sale at
the usual price at the Apotheearies' Hall.
c. RABE
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PROFESSIONAL.

A. L. TUCKER, : HM GILL.
TlUCkER u McGILL, attorneys 0na
L CounSsHors ut Lom, will practice their pro-
fession in the several Parishes OF the Fourteenth
Judicial District.
u Office on Main street, next to the Post
Office, Franklin. 39-
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In addition to the testimonials, (Which are
sufficient to convince the most ineret!ulous Of it,;
superior protective qualiGesl the Agents have
in their possession numerous certificates from
parties at the North. which may be seen on
application at their Office among which arc those
of Brevet Lieut.. Col. G.. II. Talcott New York
Arsenal; K. :. Smith, Lieut. and Quarter
master, j.. 5. Military Academy West Point ;
Oliver H. Lee, late superintendent (now Secre-
tary) ofthe Hudson River Rail Road Company !;
d. c. CuIlom, Assistant Engineer; New York
and Erie Railroad, Nc. &c 81
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WRIGHT. WILLIAMs & Co.
PAYNE Il HARRISON.
WATT & DEsAULLEs.
Gro. Nj. PfNcKARp Il Co.
HILL, MCLEAN Il Co.
WARD Il Jonas.
BUCHANAN, CARROLL & Co.
III. GREENwooD & Go. a
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The attention OF the public is particularly &
rected to the following recommendations o! sra
Of our most prominent and extensive commefc,.
firms. The interest of the cottan and snear Ia
tor is 50 clearly identified with that Of Il
planter, that it would be suPeriluous to me
than point to the annexed eoninienda.ion:
We, the undersigned Cotton Factors and Co;
mission Merchants. do eheerfuliy recomn.epl
the Bridgewater Paint for the purposes set To-,
in the Agents Circular; and believe we a,c
serving the interests OF Planters by calling TIE
attention to It's peculiar enduring and protectIs :
qualities
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DENTISTRY.

The undersigned respectfully re
news the tender of his professional
services in the line of u e n
y" \ ~ y oI~
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To initiate the errors of great men Is
much easier than 10 practice their
syirtues. -a ~5e.ez
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Wise sayings often fall TO the ground,
bat kind word is never thrown away.
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Disasters. &c.

ScHh CoLUNEf, from GeorEstowu d. c. for NewIos with
esso e 9Th inst b. steamer
Tret &c "A Ravdn Boston for Alexandra Crew saved The
Columbia owned hy Nessrs stuges Cle.an Co o. New
Yo AID with her valued about $500 which fully
covered BY irfufatcs N Nev-l ork
cHAS hence for Panama which putnio Bermuda
a the isth Of April, 10 repair preceded en- the Sih .
BRIG ALEX MLLEES, from Dsdu Ga, ar1ved atNeW-b diofi
about 50 strokes per On tue passage ont went
Georgetown, e. Tor hlfbO and coming ou went ore
who're sh remained two hours which supposed TO have strained
her. causing her 20 leak 80
ScHK ELizAtErH, Sewpo Fla f5r NwYork wen. ashore On
SloG below NelOTk 18th INST steamer vas ss 70
her ssssanc and may probably e got or without much damage
Nte and valued So co h Is covered BY lnsaf
Lnoe ir Ncw-lork
ElwOOd walter Esq Secretary Of the
PoRT LOUIS. M1ur titus Aril B. 1888
The an ship Singapore whose ANNA se have a'rsaiy ntced
will proceed this Ensand with q adeu oa
freight The brought by that vessel r the Japan EPedH1
with the exception about 400 tr4nshpped 70 th M" p
steamer have landed wshoasd sod IA readiness M the osae
The bark Aiead after hey1g been reaiT- continued on hs
the 2ih u after having disposed here Of hei WOOL a.
te bark Richmond of tuns) Pekas master from Poae
De Gale Ceyou, with eodee and 'undhss-sl ~e-aTd a. 'ls
TO-DAY
Nosr.Uy tey eordsned and I'D At KY West bad been
rested SALE FOL jacksonville Of TIE 18Th INST
Baltimore I'm AttAxapts win stH ani 10
heu n g lest oPs head SAL ai PAf'
ofdeck load.
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spoken, &c.

Nay a. a. 3 "a lon - &C. ssiP Tunban Smith m se~orsans
Nay is a CAPE Cssruavor hEs CseHa FeAst On NesvI
MSy q Lar 81 81 ou g. s. big Gen Taylor fa sYst sr
Ny ; Ia, 3 e. on "a shr TABaeusd ron Jacksonville fr
M IL ,ti O. iol u tark Usah "a da,. from no JlaO o
Nav H. ar O : lon IS brt ciriOa. wnsA: 10 days from
Re- Jsucifo balfIrofs-
Marrh e lLt 3 ou = W. ves en ship fJ mouth koek tom
Bostou Cd for Austrsis.
Nsy st % v ", D. sap Irf-ta Ry-sa from SeEo7
Ar "a X or = w hark UrHa-s Rehnsnd sF Bshs
Arr ~ laf = 81 N-fon- So 8 " bart kirk-.rd, r1m
Nay 1T - 81 y 0n IL - W Coru-A, Caih~n1 tDlea IN
Ar 4 -ss Tss.sd y the ship Northern Lh. ls Sd g. loa
q T. PreE P COa Brewster 0Il san francesca AsEeA for
Nav IL a. = % : w shP z Bailey, Hnekley
Ash st S. sr = sars caaso1 Cha. fuza SesYck A.rh
k5-S s4S lon ~ ship Benz Howard ssuaasrs fa n. York
Nafch TO- fer S1a Fr1nczco
Arr S SO = : on 5 ~ ship stsPAsa L4bee from Boston
FEB q. .cr san Franclscn
Nay a Sslls IlsS, sAr Sc. Loz, from 81 John, B r
MAJ 3 al - II seAr. EHEa, from BE.zo. Santiago OR New
Nsy = 81 lar II trs shOviasa hDs Gag with
White hail r. t.
AFIi = io 3 81 large clipper ship p.izssa
Nav "a a. 5 - Ss p IS BAH y H wOs. Pur.sss from
Eay u az 81 os n brs 'Cens.aae sfPsnad W. IadeH7
80 reported, perssrs bsis CASH I'm p for Cuba
Ma, "a a y - ca a r. lssed propeller Ve lsru, IN New
XsFk ioE HsYana
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DIED.

BELLon Mordsy morning May 90 Hr Nusae; Bel, in the
lie erds u he family respectfully invited attend the a.
nefa SH 30 isfa.nes q sss .5 1dsa 20 H. :. n s
without uiiie invitation her remains will be ssso % Greenwood
HcPE So ssr shot g9,a A.eIi. Eysl9. yosos q
dssI Hope sssa y,s5' ., ~, va No.. On
wsessesy J15e 2 0s'ss Gon 10 " 11s , Mott in
r., snS; s 9S Iy eo 4 sn dy Nav o l s
ssres, No 81 Giesn~ieh-sir vihou further notice.
.fJSSi T. eve su ssish Pas. ssd yys5
The r.svs srd eld. i.Rs.'y % e, a.eaa III q.
dsy, nsy 81, II gelooL. -,,,.,..,
To realms o BIZ. above,
bI ana sdS. I'd aga 81 is sPi ioye "'
70 msst tbs brother dear
Who're suferr 3 lie !, niger known
Where 1910" a1d' &c T. 1,aI D. via
Pr * n. ~ bs Ss, e s IA, req ~ o.
Ri. 1sy f and .O;; Of h. BROTH,
&c" e, che, ,fSssss 81 - e.. r'''''' " '''
,1 h;IId lgS sDsi, Ti ss s' g painful illness Edwin
She lie sis and Of Edwin and hi. son
os.ss Instant H. nom tisl''s 'e'ideae' No ISL san
faSFr'@oe surd', May p Jsmss Tholp,,
espsy ibsd 70 .,iesd the fanTs tom residence No.
&c btnew Tesdy Slsl ussHt ct oeoek T. ~ without ISL
e. @ Nay sse, Ans, ~. ~ ia' Se'A'
o
from the STAT Day Of May to the 26fh day o May IA,
Men. si; Women. IS Bows 81 Gus g. Total S|6
Ahsce Of the Stomach Il Abaut fA ~ an,et~
horfn. krcrieay Asthma AtTopha Aneia u oeiih
RON Womb hnIned scaded 81 Broach''s y Saaesoi IN
STine C.ncsf II WON'T. Il Carer hncei o,d = SIC
Conumpon Convuson sg COayulsans Faeref ~ sto'P
Of Bssin. Cousesuon Of Lanss N0i
Csisn Pusis'e !: Choca Debility b.hran ifeinen, q
DAhttes Mtlus DsrThes Il DmPsy Dopsl IA nc heAl
Thowued s; Dyssuter, q fnlATgement Of u AT ESaeAs
fver 2, Fever Poepersl Fever Scarlet q Fever yanoa
Fever Tyrhus Nervous n Heart Disease Of hoo9t-
Cough S; lnnsmuston Inflammation ot BTan u l"na on
Of Boass Inflammation Of Chest l. lnhAmmaton 81 fe,ct-
dmm, 2; luhsmusiono Lungs "a lursn nation Of s'nN -
fnaanr an OF Throat luhannat Of Liver sn9nA Nen-
ais Killed Murdered meAmas 70 Measles y Nahes
usp Shock u Old Age p Py 81 Premature n'h
P.uIs, u F1rurtcr, Phegmosia DueDs Rhenmsisn ~
softenre OF Brain 2; soeniuF Of Storna'h IL Scroaa
Pox 10 Spree Suicide, p; Scurvv Il seirfus leeun
Apeupeer q TO years - % -; 10 - ,S
70 is, As, 80 40 S 4oio 80 NJ - 70 o. i o'o ?" ~
&c to &c. 70. co 10 90 2: 90 20 ioo, unknown, ..
Places IF kaitty-Umsd States le9 Ireland " tnsan %
Ecotetd p. Austria Il Switzerland -
srsin Prussia British Posesons In North America Il uo
Frrn IlospA Bellevue "a Periteuary Backwels Island
Lnnae As,ion q Rar6afs Island p tt Hospital ~ N4o ii'
4, Aims iLDuse Rlsekwe's Island 3; Coorsd Home, D
h,cments returned h0m Msids Island u - ,,
TaoNAs h DOWNING, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Oase, May q, is's
WISELY RsFoRr DEArAs the City Of Brooklyn Tor the "eeA
se,s. Css1ts 2; Cholera nfantum Congestion o. LSnsS
Cepsanrtion N Consusoos Constipation CrOnp =
Dsowt ed 3; Eerema Heart Disease y ~" s
a. stomach 1; Parurion II tsemAN'e
Birtb Il Scrofu'a. !. smaller, Z; Sunborp,
Is femuea n; Adults, = Chidven H. lotA ~
sese of hs hoard Of HeNtn M WESOrLL, Health Ohoer
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