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Admittance rs cents.
"a STATUE Of surprising merit. Its power and
pathos are independent OF time, place, and condi.
ton. The charm and power OF the statue con.
sists in the amazing truth with which the two
great elements Of humanity and mortality are de.
lineated. The artist gives us all the pathos and
The tragedy of death without its ghsstliness and
horror. We feel ourselves in the presence of that
awful Power before whose icy sceptre all mortal
distinctions are leveled. No statue was ever more
marked by simplicity. Nothing has been done
for effect. No vulgar applause Is courted, and
the decency and dignity OF truth scrupulously
observed - TfiLiiaTdrs Sir Months IN Italy.
"a wonderful production Of art. It's simplicity
is such that il does not strike at rst the admira-
ton comes alterward, and in a tide sufficiently
deep and strong. II is the moment OF exha uston,
OF fsintness, of death. Mrs. EHis.
This statue is indissolubly associated with
Byron's immortal stanza: i<
see before me the Gladiator lie:
He leans upon his hand-his manly brow
Consents 10 death, but conquers agony,
And his droopd head sinks gradually low
And through his side the last drops, ebbing
slow
From the red cash, fall heavy one by one,
Like the first OF thunder-shower; and now
The arena swims around him--he is gone,
Ere ceased the inhuman shout which haild the
wretch who won. if p4h
He heard il, but he needed not-his eyes
Were with his heart, and that was far away;
He reck'd not of the life he lost nor prize, y
But where his rude hut by the Danube ay--
There were his young barbarians all at play,
There was their Dacian mother---he their sire
Butcher d to make Roman holiday
All this rushd with his blood. Shall he expire,
And unsvenged Arise ye Gothsi and glui
your ire slf,ra
Il s. HOLLINGSHEAD, Agent
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Health Report.
nPFicE OF THE BoArp oF HEALTH,
W,asL;o ofo,, De IA 1874

WUsTFVBTV7I, I7tts IT. IJJFF
Intermenis during the month Of November,
1854 Lumbar abscess, 1; spoplexy 2 ascites, 81
congestion Of brain, Inflammation Of bladder, /;
Inflammation Of bowels, Il casualty /; cancerous
plceFs congestion OF spinal marrow, I; CON
sumption, II convusions, cholere, 81 Group, 1;
debility, /; darrhea, 1 dropsy, 1; dysen,ery, Q;
encephsletes, 1; exhaustion, i; catarrh fever, Ii
continued fever, 1 ; hectic fever, i rheumatic
fever, scarlet fever, (; typhoid fever, 4, gan
creme, 4; gun shot, (accident) 1; heart disease
a; hemorrhsge, Il hopping cough, | hydroce
phalus, !; iaundice, a. insuition, intemper
ance, / luesvurnia, 1; mania portu, maras
mus, Il meningitis, old age, 2; paralyses, 2
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Gelegraptir.
destructive Fire An PhiladsIphia.

PHlLADEIPHIA, December l5.--A very destruc-
tive fire occurred in this city last night broke
out in the fourth story OF warehouse In Ed
wards block, ISL Chestnut street, opposite the
State House, and before the flames were subdued,
the enlire block was destroyed. Among the SUI
lerers were Sanford IL Oakman and w, IL. Car
lyIe The walls Of the building in which the ire
originated, fell and the fire thus spread TO the adj
Joining buildings, one Of which was occupied as a
furniture store by MIR, Henkel. The hre also
extended 10 several buildings on. Finn street,
(which were destroyed together with their con-
tents occupied by Edward L. Wsiker, agent OF
Chickering, the great Boston piano manufacturer,
and LYMAN & Brother. The flames then extended
along Fifth street. in northerly direction, 10 MI
nor street, burning Larry 81 Phillips saddiery,
Pennington's book store, E. + q J. Bundles shoe
store the building known as Jeferson's Wigwam,
Bassford's Billiard Saloon, The Waveriy Billiard
Saloon and great many other buildings; Inc
entire loss is estimated at half million OF dollars.
whchfs only partly insured. The fre burnt all
night. ,. "a.
Another FIRE broke out about Two o'clock this
morning In Water street, and large number oil
small building were destroyed, including two I'M
migrant boardng houses, The loss BY this hre y
also very heavy, and a large number Of poor tamil
lies are rendered homeless.
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THE LOSS AT THE BATTLE OF IN
HERMANN.

A telegraph dispatch from Berlin, Published
in the London papers, saws that the Russian
Invalide announces officially the Russian loss
on the 9Th Of November, to be AZ officers, and
2,9es men killed, and 2o6 officers, and 5,7sl
men wounded, giving the total Of zoos killed
and wounded. The number of prisoners taken
by the allies is not given.
The following is the official report of the
total casualties in the British army on the 9Th.
43 officers, 80 sergeants, drummers, $50
rank and file killed; lO2 officers, l2l sergeants,
IL drummers, 1894 rank and file wounded
/ officer, sergeants, l9l rank and file missing
Total, AZ officers, 80 sergeants, drummers,
sss rank and file killed; le3 officers, l22 ser
gcants, II drummers, LILO rank and file
wounded, officer, 6 .sergeants, l9i rank and
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VIZ LEARN from the Montgomery Journals Of
Friday, that The convention Of the directors Of the
South Pacific Railroad was in session in that city,
Among those present were Senators Rusk and
WigfaD, Of Texas, Hon. T. Butler King, Ex-
Secretary Walker, and distinguished gentlemen
from Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia and other
States Messrs. Walker, King and others, were
TO have addressed the people on Friday and Sstur-
day last, on the important subjects connected with
the enterprise - Chorlsaon Courier.
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ssy- JUDGE DOUGLAS arrived in this

Bog JUDGE DOUGLAS arrived in this city
yesterday morning, and was warmly welcomed
by his many friends in and, out of Congress.
We are pleased to notice that his eminent SER
vices on behalf of the true principles Of the
Constitution have been properly appreciated
by the people Of the South, among whom he
has recently Travelled. asl k9A9nsI si va 5la ,
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Kunkel's Opera Troupe give their farewell
soree this evening for the benefit Of the Amphion
Qusrtette Band. Their entertainments, at the
National theatre, have been handsomely pstronized,
and thousands Of persons, Of both sexes, Of all
ages, and conditions, have enjoyed fund Of
humor and melody al a small cost Of money.
They are held responsible for the sore throats
caused by the excessive laughter at their mot
classicsD diversions.
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Cases for Court.-We learn that the grand
jury, on assembling last Monday week--the first
day Of the session OF The December term Of the
Criminal coprt--hsd placed before them three
hundred and seventy cases for their examination.
Many Of them were, doubtless, as heretofore,
of trivial character, and might have been deci-
ded by the justices Of the peace before whom they
we're originally brought, IL the laws had warranted
such summary proceedings.
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The loss Of the French in killed and wounded
was &c. Total loss Of the Allies, 4,34l. I.
Il a,nsors that the Russian force engaged
in the battle was 10000 or 10000, who were
opposed for three hoes by little over 5000
English. The latter, however, were snbse.
quently joined by 5000 French, :,ud TINS saved
the allies from defeat. The bate lasted
from between and o'clock in the mornsrg,
until between and 4 in the afternoon.
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Circuit C0urt.-The case OF Cameron against
Snifen, which has been pending for the last two
or three weeks, arising out of extensive building
operations by the parties) was. on Thursday,
given to the jury, who, at the time the court adj
journed on Friday evening, were still "out,
unable 10 agree on verdict. IN saa tas
HeaIth.-During the month of November the
number of intermenis, as reported TO the Board o.
Health was seventy one. Eight of these were
Of persons between sixty and eighty years Of age,
and four over eighty.
The health of the city is remarkably good, and
there is no epidemic of any kind 10 occasion
alarm st-Ah
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"There is this difference says Cotton, "be-
tween happiness and VISIONS he that thinks
himself the happiest man really is so but ne
that thinks himself the wisest is generally the
greatest fool"
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THINE JEwELRY.-I have just received
G a new supply OF the latest styles OF Jewelry,
and have just finished 6ne lot Of pure silver
ware, such AS Tea Sets, Gobeis. Cups, Spoons,
Forks, Ladies, Butter, Fish, and Pie Knives,
Napkin Rings, &c, &c. All OF which VIII sell
AT much lower prices than IS usually asked for the
same quality Of goods at other establishments in
this city, and viii warrant every article as repre-
sented al time Of sale. II. o. HOOD,
AIS Penn. avenue, between N and dh streets.
Dec i0
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The steam Frig,ste susquehanna.

\ New ORLEANS, December i4--Among the Items
of ne VS. brought by the steamer Promeiheus, from
san Juan il is stated thatihe United States steam
frigate sSnsqnehanna, at San francisco from me
Sand,yich islands. would be obliged TO undergo
conside rable REPAIRS Immediately after the COM
pletion of which she would sail for Fort Dallas
Oregon which post had been abandoned IN con !
sentence Of the atrocities of The Indians
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-Improved Ar
engagements for Travel Important
Changes Of Scheduled



The late completion Of the Central Ohio Rail
road between Wheeling aud Columbus. uniting,
as il does by short aud direct line, the Balti-
timorc and Ohio Railroad with all portions of the
West land North and Southwesi,) gives this route
greatly increased advantages TO through travellers
in thai direction. On and after Monday, Novem-
Der 81, 1854, the trains will be run as follows
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily win run in each direction
Firsl-The MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Sta
ton at a. m, instead of at S o'clock as hereto
fore. Except on Sunday, and arriving at Wheeling
at 40 a. m..-Secoud-The EXPRESS TRAIN,
leaving at p M, instead Of al p. m, as hereto
fore, and running through TO Wheeling in about IL
hours, reaching there at 10 IS a IN. This train
will stop at Washington function, Sykesvfle.
Monocacy,. Harper's Ferry, Martinsburg, Sir
Johns Run, Cumberland, Piedmont, Rowiesburg
Newhurg, Fetterman, Pennington, Cameron, and
Moundsville only, for wood and wafer and meals.
Both these trains make prompt and regular con-
nection with the cars Of the Central Ohio Road
for Cambridge, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Columbus,
Cincnpati, Louisville. Dayton, Sandusky, Toledo.
Detroit, Indianapolis, Chicago ST Louis. etc. Pas
sengers leaving Baltimore by the Mail Train, will
reach Cincinnati for dinner next day, while by the
Express Train they arrive there al IL the next
night, being kept but one night on the route by
either train.
Passengers for the Northwest via Cleveland
and all intermediate points can make direct con-
nection with the trains upon the Cleveland and
Pirsburg Railroad at all times when the Ohio is
navigable for steamers between Wheeling and
Welsville, by leaving Baltimore in the Mail Train
at a. m.
Returning, the Trains leave Wheeling as fol-
lows The EXPRESS TRAIN at 4 30 p. m,
reaching Baltimore az so a. m. The MAIL
TRAIN at Has p. m. reaching Baltimore AT 2
p m. II afer
ID Through tickets by boat from Wheeling Zoe
Cinoiaoesi, M addison, Louisville, 81. Louis, and
other River Cities, will be sold al all times when
the stage Of water will admit.
uJ- Through tickets between Baltimore and
Washington, and ell the important cite. aud
towns in the West, are sold al the Ticket Ofices
Of the Company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
THE MAIL. TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
will take passengers for all the usual stopping
places on the Road. Returning, this train leaves
Wheeling at 1145 midnight Cumberland at 1915
a, m, and arrives at Baltimore al Up. m.
THE FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN for Frederick and intermediate places.
will start at p. M daily, except -SundayJ ar
irving in Frederick nj 740. Returning will leave
Frederick al a. M, arriving at Baltimore at IL 30,
noon.
THE ELLICoTTs MILLS AccoMMoDA-
TIoN will be run daily, except Sunday 81 as fol-
| lows:
Leave Camden Station at Ga m and 3 p m.
Leave Ellicous Mills at 7.30 a. m. and Go D. m.
Dec Ia.
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The Columbia typographical society. we

The Columbia Typographical Society, we
learn, are going TO have an anniversary ball
and supper on "Wednesday evening, the 10th OF
January, at Jackson Hall. The "Junior appren-
tice," on reading the advertisement grew eloquent
on the subject, and perpeuated the following tech
meal verses;
Ye sons Of Faust, advance,
And take your partners fair,
The forms 10 grace the dance,
Midst dazzling beauty rare! -
Press onward while ye may
The toot-iines keep in view,
Make elegant dispLay--
SCI fast your sport pursue
The figure, then, TO change,
To supper room repair,
Around the tables range nci4 et
And taste the good sorts there
We have but little doubt our brother typos will
be governed by the ajunior apprentices' advice.
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The Great Marble Statue
rHEDYINc GLADIAroR,
Admittance rs cents.

On, exhibition at Morrison's Budding, Al street
near Psansylania avenue, from O'Clock, A. M
,t,uillO. p. M dailv ,s sasr
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FOR WAY PASSENGERS.

ENTLEMEN In want Of good fitting
NJ Dress Shirts Of superior pattern and style
can be accommodated. Sure fl or no sale.
M BUTT & HOPKINS,
f Temple Of Fashion corner OF 9th street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 12-eo2wIf
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HEARTsEAsE. or the Brother,s "

HEARTsEAsE, or the Brothers wife,
Ill by the author Of the Heir Of RedcliHe. 9 q
Ia Doors and Out, or Views from the Chimney
Corner, by Oliver Optic.
Southwark Ho, a spsh CT Sunshine, by w. Gil
more simEss, esq re
4 Sketches Of Places and People Abroad, by
William Wells Brown, with memoir OF the
author n. FARNHAM. .
Dec 3 $1,000
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lett Goods have just received a
81 good supply which ! will sell at importers
prices, at AIS, Rennsylvania avenue.
Dec l6 II. o. HOOD.
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THOR RENT, OR sALE-The Modern
1t Four-story BRICK HOUSE on Thirteenth
street, near 4, east side The house is IN good
rcpair--dry cellars; and TO good tenant The rent
will be low, Possession given November LIST.
Applyto
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct OFF eg Auctioneer.
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CUPERIoR WATCHES have ON hand
- good assortment Of perfect Time-keepng
Watches, from the best makers in Europe and
America that will sell at greatly reduced prices,
at AIS, Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 16 III. .. HOOD
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INFORMING GowNs.-A large and fine
INl assortment, at all prices, for sale BY
WALL & STEPHENS
Dec ~ Pa. sv, next door 10 Iron Hall,
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TlINE JEwELRY.--Ih have Just received

,e az = rle'l'''i 90 = '.h1' nse"''
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THE SIEGE OF sEBAsTOPOL.-Just
il published a correctly executed lthogrsph Of
this important place Of warfare Price 81
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURYS
Dec IA Book Store, near 9th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10
STAGE ARRANGEMENTS.

H@1-A OuT DCdg0 Lilies VIII con-
meet with the Trains Of the Cen.
trail and Alexandria Railroads a. follows, viz.
Passengers by the Mail Line win leave Sfaunton
immediately after dinner, and arrive at Cloyerdale
same day from Richmond; leave next morning, at
daylight breakfast at Bath Alum, and arrive at the
White Sulphur Springs by 81 p. M.
And by an srrang cement with Messrs J. L. Heskel
l. Co.'S Line. passengers can spend the night at
staunton, leaving at A. N. daily Sunday exeepted)
arrive at the Hot Springs before night; leave 1T
morning, at g. and arrive at White Sulphur Springs
at early hour IN the evening. 80
RETURN sCHEDUULE. =
r Passengers by the Mail Line will leave White Sul.
hur at daylight dino at Warm Springs sup at Clio.
verdae. and arrive at Staunton BY 81 A. H. in time
to connect with the trains of the Central and Alex
andria Railroads, and reach Richmond in time for
dinner Cd day.
PASSENGERS by the Accommodation Line, leave the
White Sulphur after breakfast spend the night at
the Hot Springs leaving after daylight; arrive at
stanton at an early hour same evening. connecting
with the Central train, leaving daily at 6 A. ~.
Passengers for Lexington, Natural Bridge. Bucha-
nan and fincsstle, will be taken through same day
from Richmond; and thoee. for Rock Alum Springs
to breakfast I'd day, by 8 Am.
Parties desiring extra Coaches, can charter the
aame at Stsunton or White Sulphur Spripsa from
either Company, to travel a. they may desir.
4 jy 81 VIM. r. FARISH y co.
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Txvee MSles iron the Ha. aSd 1eHn- q. q.
n,HE Proprietors. in presenting this Va
81 :. vndseniSed pfids tksk they present no bant-
Ire 81 the nswspspesss - upsearS Dpr1nes Of nu9n-
room popularity. - ahortIyed = rapid !. ~ gowih
srs vhose eeasy n the esFs II disease vas uni
rerssIIy reeosn,ss4 and IN many eases joyfsly re-
.iired half osbtary ago.
Considssing the aimss insurmeuutable dii1saities
~ ne aceommodslons, IL career vss Brilliant A.
moet beyond peEalleL ssssszs -
Nov. forfunstely, both Of thsss sbstaslss hsye
been removed. The Vireini. and Tennsl.es kail.
the Union; and ths Yellow 6ulphpr Springs ComD&
nv have spared neither tro1hle or expense IN nddne
~. Aeoofnfions and Embellishments 81 ut to the
h.snties and charms Of whish Nature has been sn.
thst is shall be second TO place In the Union, -
nlessure resorta6it certsniy 10 second 70 none =
resort for health snd general rsnvigonfioa ofths
o;s.sssS - It Il ON the very summit Of the Als-
shany mcuntsiu, the atmosphere u - frssh a1d =
npre as mountain atmosphere enn be, While the
thick and clustering forest eeA scsttered over the
pIeagure grounds, furnish picturesque and scenic
They have been fortunate in engaging the SER
vices Of an experienced and ahilfaf host DIX CIARK
and an accomplished hostess. Mas. Dr.. puNkIsEs
Who with characteristic ubanity, viii do every
thing possible to enhance the Comfort and add to the
entertainment Of their guests.
The water, according to m anelyar BY BnhoH No
olson formerly President Of William and Nary Cob
Iese he's good proportions Of Sulphur Maguesa. ana
former two with the tonic properties of the latter
Between the Depot and the Spunges ths!s u
! found good hack accommodation rssalaH twice :
day.sH sssit3 fssen ~ n 1sn Nam
4 IL. ii, n.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
EXTRAORDINARY INCIDENT.
The Detroit Catholic vindicatos, Of : re
..,,. .,.te makes the following statement:

cent date, makes the fouoWih8 stuAcHiSns
rhe eecv,ar journals some lime since rscoresd .
rseisneholy disaster on the Baltimore and 1usqaenAn
na Railroad By which more than soLy 49, srs
,nsimed and wounded The report ak fnat ame save
nj = understauA that the cars weFe niled WIN Per
so,& engaged In an ordfnsry fooxtA Of Jsiy excsf.
eion who tetusninG TO the nafys tne EeIsi
red. Subsequent Developments lead AZ 70 eeheve
that 1t least part Of the company we're manoed e.
leaye Baltimore for IN Interior object WA the
dying and wounded wore borne to the city, eDNEfeeu
of the number were taken to the Hcspal 81 s4e ~
teu Of Charity. Among these was man enecsinfIy
curling and bitterness His wife ~ eent ms bat %
TERRIBLE the stencil issuipG from hs woun1e thst
he refused to 20 him. but stood 1t COM
tampiatiue with horror the revolving sid pitiable
ten'ions and all thst tenderness sd ehi End treiesa
effort could effect to mitigate MS nsuh wse done BY
these intrepid heroes Of charity, who pestence
appal nor form Of human agony &c hcct from the
Dsssrtsd 81 the vie of mis- bosom, ana yielding ia
the fruitless remcrse Of an unrepenfaut death beo
the wretched man confessed publicly that he va,
one of number Who had that morning proceeded
ten riies from the city to certain groye wheie a.
Ansi-Catholc demonstration was held. Hundred
assembled from the a5jscent country, and tnhsums
tory spSechee were madc, and resolutions passed
threatening the RELIGIOUS apd civil liberties and per
scns safety Of the relisious 81 anc Ca.So
lies generally He had returned, he said with tn
fun purpose of aiding TO carry out these proJects
when the Hand of God overlook him; and amen
those inst to be the espec ial objects Of asa
were the very Sister, who had sootheo tne anku
numbers ~ o vouch for the fact we nave oc
information from the best authority, and as TO m
fact Of the declaration having been made under th
..IIpou whomsoever this stone falls, 1t shall enn'
him to POWDER
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DEPOT.-We have determined

w to open in this city, In connection with our
present business, Wool Depot for the sale Of Wool
end have engaged the services of Mr.. JOHN WA
TERHOUSE, the former efficient Agent Of the
Woollen Factory in this city his attentions If neces
sary will be devoted exclusively to this business-
Ali Wool received win be graded that each pur-
chaser can buy euch Wool as he wants, and not be
compelled to buy such will not answer his pur-
poses - = = ST.
There is grown in Virginia sufficient quantity Of
Woel concentrated and graded, to attract the at
tenton of manufacturers and dealers to our market
and hope to succeed in establishing gsod mark ct
for the wool grower near home.
For particulars see our circulars
CRENSHAW & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
les Richmond, Va.
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8 saa9Fs ~. CHRrsr1ANsBUae, July r., 1854.
We have known the waters Of the Yellow Sulphur
Springs used for many years. with the greatest I'd.
vantage in debility, removing speedily al the tram
of distressing nervous symptoms which 20 frequent-
IL accompany it. =.sssz,saas=- sssss.s
In diseases of females 1t has proved very useful,
removing obstructed aud Altering deransed Cateme-
mia speedily.
In diseases of the skin. It h most remarkable,
moving letters Of great extent In fsw days. curing
old Ulcers Of almost every species.
.7 49,, - JOSEPH r. EpIE, NJ D.,
5 iy25-dsw DAVID WADE. d, D.