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should auld acqnssntasce be forgot
And never brought 10 mia';
Should snid aoaosn,sncs bs forsot,
And days o. auid iang syDe.s
The members ending isl3
class June, 1882,
ls3
ending in june 1880, hereby requested assemble
Washngson d. O. ny the third Of March, A. D. 1885, the latest.
brighten the links Of the chain o love aud tensn which
tide earey exchange theis
greeting and sympathy, and uo,acly
of their promising
preliminary meeting OF tbs sslfappslnssd wa
held the hrst woudy In September A. ~ issS Unsd
Hostel, Ch.snut Fouh STREETS,
members eias~es
attend when the will
adopted TO full attendance possible.
In the those whom this addressed
furnish the the commluec
EDW ARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman of Committee.
ALEXANDER z. HAKT, M. u,
OF Philadelphia, Penney yivaufa,
j. NEWTON LGHTNEK,
of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEruN,
OF Winston, Aicehany Co, Md,
SAMUEL T. RICHARDS,
OF Basto Iron aud Glsss Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county Maryland,
Committee.
JoHN WxIphAs, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--IawtMM3 (fnteilicsncerl
An the civilized of the world
ed this editorial
classes through
visions Of the globe and all throughout the Uned
States of Ameea requested gaml,ons insertion
casonally between this date and The ID OF March, A. D. 1881
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Usstsd states mail steamships New Ynsk
TGG AspGnv al tne Ash a. nsts.th,
<2nH connecting with mat raHauas - san
Francisco
have been rspeeted and sPovvd " Navy
DE partu.snt, guaranty sresa asd safffs
The st7 hsies lans) coilsstd
heafs fhc baggage assrh.
francsi
eaask~d Panama az the
The money New York ot ihc ip
Reserve In Ia New Sars, fsnete and
san Francisco detention in OF aeeden nt
ne rou : entirely reiia1ie.
The day they arivc Apin
wall.
Conductors through BY each and take charge Of
wa and children w,,haui c'her prot, t,stcss.
through apply agency,
West New York, 1. W. RAYMOND
MnyS S-du
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mo. 53s.J
Notice

OF the esfaJhmcat Of additional Land Office IN the Ter
riory Of Oregon.
approved February IL 1855,
entitled establish additional land disteS In
called Upaas district emhracing
hn fourth standard PARALLEL u - hereby
and m office said District
by Of United States
Manchester in said resri,ory ordered.
a,.r M ,sr my hand 7h
Nav al 10 lass. John WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land o6.s.
MAY is--iawl2~ Intel sisr
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his resid In frankia Row,
of He viii. continue 10 devote his sen
United Supreme Court
Having law concerning patents he will
opinions legal questions arising before
Oice appeals the chief justice assistant
District OF Columbia; and VIII also assist in the
~ concerning patents
lie wrifter opinions and prepare arguments Cor
before either o ths departments and
prosecute before board established for their
adjudication.
tt,sn Al
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John sNIDER, dealer in wines the former
Of Jacob snide No 20 Walnut STREET Ina aeofs
where VIII pc snprrd WI" ~"cS
and i,auor on accommodating terms
t,rog sNipER. importation of foreign winr
ns6c No Is prepared 10 receive nesss
m M Ae various houses m @
and upwari and also s"hes
Is, h- on snidsr the paonasr o. ms enns ana
An wines deivercd ., Washington city by "Adamsf EIp
fr,s o freight. s"n' "-"S
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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE OF THE w.suIsoros Asuspuer,
dams tunnels, Of the Washington aquedurt
Proo.a May will be opened of
thai day
animation and after The 2oh day Of April next ...,
Proposals received the work Of particular chvers,
Portions only be completed Under the
appopiaiion but AZ contracts or unhnshed work VIII
prescribe the Of work 70 be done and rate
not holding out saeisay decide when and
shall be stopped unit funds become available
funds the reserved ten per paid II, ndgmen.
engineer the work has been properly executed SO far as II has
Payments will specie upon United aes
per cent win condition Of NIL contracts that the work
shaft he paid the, full monthly and ia specie
All should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work on
the Washington Aqueduct" :, a. -,
should they be deemed
considered most conducive The progress OF The
Every accompanied by written guaanre signed by
e % n Jss OF s @ @
obligation, within ten days with good and uieent
accompanied by certificate OF the United States district
ne district aYy "ssn Ike nss o
suarantors able TO make good their
Bids viii be opened presence bidders, If any Of them
o' 80 NJ. c. MEIGs,
Capt. of Engineers, IN charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEES.
To Capt. NJ O. Meiss U. $ Engineers.
HEREBY on,y and seysy covenant with The United states
guaany foregoing bid OF - be accepted iat he OF
cute the oonae, for tho same win GOOD ruecs
perform furnish the articles proposed in conformity 70 Tie terms
said aforesaid we guaranty
good the difference between the oher by the sad ane
the lowest bidder.
tdigned) -. ~
hereby certify that my knowledge and belief
above named guaantors good and suicient :, !
Nar -3awtsthsIayS & lawG
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TupgOUcU nraeca educated Maryland farmer wishes
10 engage healthy estate IN 'he sonsh when
the proprietor and convert into purely aseu
highest ven and ali communes
lion. the subirc, fully answered
ADDRESS hGRfCoLA, Washington, u q
ni1 = Inxulu
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CARRIAGE Horses for SALE pair of beautifully
u u,chad family hoves, together with
nidcent nur,berp built modern carriage.
The bsing young and genue The
twelve months, and Is neat
and perfect "a first purchased
The having ts, will sell them great bargain
Apply 10 WV. 4. DOVE, Coa-deaier, First Ward
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The National Hotel

CITY reopened for the reception Of guests on The sh
tits kitchen from the basement 20
buipr and the alterations in and about he nlg
the and comfort OF ne guests
furnished with the best the markets can an"d
best style and no expense r labor WIZ he SPARED
render house, to IN the country
The therefore, that public will continue
which always been extended the house
for the winter can do so al any
49, - Il. u. WILLARD
wssHisaTos CRY November IA, 1884
l6-U
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United States Mails.

Posr OyvIcs DkpARraE May 10, ieo5
Of the United States from ihe
isi day November the aoih day Of June 1885, In
elusive MICHIGAN will be ecsiycd al The Con
Of the Post Office Department. IN the eiv VI Wash
inclusive 20 De decided tho
M "a day, on the herein spscined
Bay rs miles and bnck once wee
during suspension Of sa} 5sos Noyenbcs
May Is in each year.
Carp River Monday al cam;
Arrive Kccwenaw Bay "Wednesday BY PM
Leave Keewenew Bay Thursday At 8a
Carp River next Saturday by Q m
Bay, BY Portage Entry tiousbon chon hsss
River, Eagle fIarbor, aud North West Aine 70 rei wa
kns, n udes and back, week
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday Al M
Auive Wilkins next Saturday byopm;
Leave Fort wilkins Monday at . In;
Arrive al Keswenaw Bay next "Wednesday by M.
3tse Adventure, and kockhnd 70
OptonaRon, 80 miles ard back once week
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at San;
Arrive al Ontonsgon Saturday by6pmi
Leave Monday M tbam;
Arrive ut Keswsnaw Bay "Wednesday BY pm,
For Instructions embraced Ia the
advertisement proposals dated Fstraafy ~ issS
JAMES CAMPBELL,
MAY IT--lawtw POSTMASTER ssnerai.
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These stop Southampton both going and
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING--lesS.

Stopping at Southampton, both going and rcurnbs they oer
proceeding London and Have advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from Nsw York to Southampton and Bremen
cabin, saloon, $780, first cabin, lower saloon, $40
second do, $50.
All newspapers must through the post ohice
bills ading will be signed the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon Il attached TO ench ship.
For freight passage, apply 70
q. Ii. SAND IL South William st ". Y.
@. A. HENEKEN h Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY & Co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
Mar 6-dy
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rRorosrD pirii d siiLiAs.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 56 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN sHIPLEY, b CO..
Liverpool
sTEPHfN KENNARD 4 CO.,
Austin FriaIs London.
D. @. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Iiavre.
f ,e a these shps accountable for goId silver
y precious stones, metals, unless bills OF
I,dpr thereof therein
ApsA-df
IyO SALE commodious four and attic house,
on il OF street House con
recently been papecd and painted
and possession given inied
s, Solicitors Odice Treasury Department
lS--iH
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ONLY ONE Of DH BOY
l. VEAU LAFFEGTEUR II gapcn0r the of Cus
niev or sarsnparia radically
without mercury skim scrofa
ulcers, Accouchmcas
Of m and hereditary acrmony of huno A. depors
powerfully s6icacious cnngThs O the badder,
o. the arising from abuses
injections soandngs. A syphiltuc The Dob
from the
baam cabebs from injections which only epe
the neuiraixing The Rob Boyveaa is above ALL
yphc whether recent or long stand
ing resisted the Of ercny or the odurc
Of potassium - :.
New York. for Wholesale orders Gaipt Dueonge,
New Orleans, Seuiy, San Frnncsto
the druggists throughout the Unit
OF Doctor G. de ST. Ceyvnis the med
cal properties by writing G. Bon-
New York. who viii give every Information
wanted. -.
a. D. Ia prepared South America the West In
the United States dutes he has The Rob IN bond
March Idly
Cut RT OF CI.AIMS-uriah Forrest, Rock
claims the Of claims and
departments Washington s
addressed him either at Rockville or No. w sorh suses w
promptly attended to.
Marc 3t-dtlstJuly
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A, NEW YORK, BREMEN. AND soUTIl-
AMPTON UNITED STATES NJ All. STEAMERS
The shps comprising this pe the WASHING
TON Capt. 3. Csvendy; HERMANN, Capt. Ed
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BRowx, sTAHro AND WALKER.
III NJ. r. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON. and y KNOX WALK
ER have formed partnership for psctsns hw in The supreme
and OF inns Washington
and OF Ohces In Washington and Mem
found al either and
AusM AAsyvHsed y thsM VIII rsceyc pronpi attention.
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Clerks onss, May rs, 1855
IN pursuance l7h section Of Congress
Necessary eeest- usually included
general Appropriation bl without authority law and ns and
sss q n sns e .nsr ea'sd proposals w ss
furnishing following articles sraticasry
Of The House Of Representatives during Thy oarh Congress
DESCRIPTION or ARTICLES
Glass; I-PaYer.
Inm Soo shieaid quar,o sapcfhns, faint
a-loo reams fsane aracsl unruled
50 white laid Bath post supsrnae, faat
4-a5 [ame ar,icle,l unru,ed
sioo ss,,a sups,dne srsam-aa noo ia'xe
s,oo ,eaus sams ar,s,s ans ~ u.rv,ed
7-loo supsrhas crsam-iaid moo, small xes
leo reaMs whi's cap paper. extra ssperans flint lined
loio rsa%s black Sssar, n,aasns paper, ssan. eser
nioo ccmmeciaiaid note large size, sa,
Proposals for ne ,ae price pc.
cfiems and4 porio1no TO exceed one half Of each
To be furnished giit-edEed, " rqaired.
cLAss II.--Eaesiopsa
Item 800 css envelope cs laid white .rs, ss. .i.s
sooS eco envelopes thick laid wn's small note 'in'
iSSsSc 90 ss laid sun ass ls,'s' @sis, siss 'A'
slSSco 90 90 DO medium. ssa VIZ between letter and
Official size, smooth and suong,
for newspapers and documents.
The envelopes 10 be IN all adhesive Preference viii
having full pocket, Proposals must state the price
Class IIi,-Knires, &c.
Item l75 dozen four blade pearl handle pocket knives
as 90 ,wosad pes % .s handle pocket aaisss
$50 eases scissors
b-50 pairs frstrate Office shears
Gs dozen ivory handle erasers ~
Proposals the dozen
Items Nos and are 10 be Of the best quality and hs style Of
CLASS Iv--Pens, PeaAOidsrs, Penels, and QuiiL.
harre 6ne
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Spectacies.
MOLD silver spectees, eye easses Sc o.
III with peuoca parcopc and paIsho'a gasse
long gives advantages eecung glasses
adapted 10 the eyes Of wearer - ..,n ,,o
3ai avenue between Ninth aad Tenth streets
lad "
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John o. sargent q Charles Albert,

Attorneys and Couaseliors-a LdH,
the OF professional
III business. and that may be nusted
10 them the o claims
nuy sitting In the District OF columbia
WAsHIsaros, u. c., March ~, 1850
Mai 2o-eod3m
NOR nENTThe large commodious house recently occn
pied situated near the Great Crce on
Penus syivania west.
For ,srms apply Messrs Riggs Co.. Mr. Jas Eyeeti,
Winders building, No g. corner OF l7th and s'rees
Ap Scott
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rnrAsusv DEraRrarsr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
ne Treasury Department consists of the Offices OF the Sec
fY e@the Treasury, two comproers, commissioner OF
customs six auditors treasurer register, solicitor light
|se W. board and coast survey.
INC following brief Indication of the duties OF these
Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
o,Tedrys 0ice.Ilon James Guthrie, Secretary OF the
mseury Hon. r. G.. Washington, Assistant Secretary ;
IN chsrge architect and three draughtsmen
employed and twenty three clerks. The Secre
q NE Treasury charged with the general supervision
eal transactions Of the government, and oi the exc
M o. the laws concerning the commerce and navigation
s e United States He superntends the survey OF the
IN y ,he light house establishment, the marine hospitals OF
~, United States and the construction of certain public
'uhgs Tor custom houses and other purposes.
5pT Oomprolcr's 0Ece.-EIisba whittesey, esq., Comp
and fifteen clerks. He prescribes the mode Of keep
rendering for the civil and diplomatic ser
b,s" "e a. the public lands and reYses and certes the
anee arising thereon.
cSoeaa comProler's 0Hcc--John NJ. Brodbead, esq.
,fPuoer and seventeen clerks. lie presorbcs the mode
IA and rendering the accounts OF the army navy
departments Of the public service and revisc and
"es 'he balances arising thereon.
V ooaa'issioaer Of the 0a.oms.--Iugh j. Anderson
49, commissioner, and eleven clerks. He prescribes the
ry Aeepng and rendering the accounts OF the customs
n, ana disbursements and for the building and repair
Gisng thereon W. ''4 ''''''e @'' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

the Territory, instead Of bswaing their defeat would
be rejoicing in the triumphs or victory The pre-
sent suspicious time for Let u.s. then,
embrace the opportunity and meet together in council
at the time and place aforesaid and there
vass and discuss those great principles measures
which are dear the hearts of all
have made this mighty Republic what she s and which
It should be most earnest desire 70 carry out
We therefore appeal to all our brother democrats
throughout the Territory to respond TO this call, and
meet us on the Sth Of March next, at Omaha City.
o. d. RICHARDSON, Douglas county.
A. w. HOLLISfER,
j. L. SHARP. Richardson county.
l. L. GIBBS, Pierce county
J. B. ROBERTSON, Burt county.
A. ARNOLD, Washington county.
M. Il. CLARK Dodge county.
j. D. N. THOMPSON, Cass county.
R. BROWN, Forney county
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CURIOUS CASE OF SEDucTIoN.-At Rochester ON
The 21st instant, Elizabeth Rombergh, smart ysung
swiss gill only eighteen years Of age appeared before
Justice Moore and made oath that Benedict Sale who In
Of property, had seduced her under pro mise Of
marriage, and had failed 70 fulfil hs obligations CON-
plaipapt stated that she had been but few months in
the country, and went to reside with Sale about the
first OF January last That she had waited patiently for
bin 10 copsumma.e the marriage contract but he failed
10 90 So and gave her TO understand that he I'D
not intend TO do 80. warrant issued for Salle
and placed in the hands Of q policeman, who some time
after returned with old man OF seventy leaning upon
cruches and apparently just ready 20 step into his
grave. This Sale. emerged with the sedus.ion Of
the fair young SWISS girl OF eighteen. That he was
guilty n all with which he had been charged was soou
MADE clear 10 the magistrate and all present He said
be -ould marry the girl with pleasure. Upon his
makrg this announcement the face Of the female was
lighted with joy and her eyes sparsIei with delight
she ready and anxious to the ceremnny per-
Termed bride could be. II was proposed BY the
parties that the judge at unite them In the bonds
Of wedlock Justice Moore declined 10 ociae said
he could not be the instrument OF joining tender youth
TO decrepd old age-there imperative why
they should marry, and many why they should not
They vent away search OF priest who has less CON.
Functions than the police justice.
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TINE NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

me steamship George Law, bringing California mails
% the first of March arrived here on Saturday Wegave
very full and interesting details Of her news in yester
DAYS psper and for the benefit Of those who unfortu-
natsly do not see the Sunday HERALD, re-publsh
summary of California intelligence.
The George brought s3l 800 in treasure freight
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, the following is a correct list

In connection with this 1t is interesting to note the
comparative shipments of specie from California between
January and March, in the years 1854 and 1885, 1t will
be that these shipments follow the mail route
and WA Nicaragua, have now dwindled down to
nsnentity. We subjoin the following table,
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The monetary excitement continued in San Francis
90 and other parts OF the State Among all the estab
Nshments which had suspended the house of Wells
Fargo Co. the only that had resumed bust
From the statement Of the affairs OF this firm,
made February q, 1885, it appears that their assets
amounted to $400, 4o7, making a balance, over and
above all liabilities of slo3473 Indeed, it could not
justly be said that they have suspended for in all towns
OF the interior, except San Francisco Sacramento,
Marysville, Nevada and Diamond Springs, Wells Fargo
Co. have paid certificates of deposit fast they
were presented.
On the 9th of February Adams & Co. applied for the
benefit Of the insovent act From the statements
fled in the Fourth District Court (which is said may
be looked upon perfectly correct the business
transactions Of the firm in the city of San Francisco
soncerne it appears that their total assets amount to
1872 40 and their liabilities to 81 2ss 25 leaving
balance Of assets of $40 "a. Thus the liabilities
amount to nearly the the assets, but from
the nature of the latter is considered than pro-
bable that NO more than fifty per cent on the whole
amount win be realized Our correspondent, writing
from San Francisco the 1st of March, says that the
failure Of Adams Co. is considered very bad one and
evidences of their indebtedness win scarcely command
twenty five cents on the dollar.
Page, Bacon & Co. have made a statement Of their
affairs but 1t has been severely criticised and is consid
cred unsatisfactory by some. Arrangements being
number CT persons Of reputed veal h have signed
deed by which they become liable Tor upwards
Of million of dollars for Page Bacon &
Co.'s debts in the event of their creditors allowing
them to pay their deposiuors in four equal nstament
Mt two four six and eight months date with interest at
one per cent month The great body Of the creditors
win, it is said, accede to these terms.
Little is yet known about the affairs Of Wright
Go. Robinson Co. propose to pay 371 cents on 1.-The
dollar in ninety days Reed Co.. Sacramento bankers,
have applied for the benefit Of the insovent act much
10 the establishment of creditors their
was thought to be but temporary.
The long looked for rain had come at last, and the
miners and the agricutursts will gain thousands whore
they have lost hundreds by the bank tlrres 1t had
sained steadily nearly forty eight hours. and udg
ing from the accounts already received led to be-
heve 1t has extended all through California.
The news from Kern river is Of an exciting character
The accounts from the newly discovered dggngs repre-
sent the miners doing remarkably wel some say
averaging $40 to $40 per day. The steamers for San Pc
dro-the point of for the mines
60 down crowded with passengers.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-07

How poeticai some editors can become
over a very commonplace subject, for in
stance the Home Journal upon common
article Of household furniture:
A bed! Il is the most precious asylum
We possess in this world. Within its sa.
cred precincts from what are we not shield
ed! Fatigue yapishes; cold is merely q
word. We are freed from itnportunate Wis
itors, from common place conversation,
from discussions Of all sorts, from the con-
tdence Of whole poem or tragedy, from
annoyance in every form, and, instead, we
are in world of our own creating; we peo-
pie it a, will, and live among phantoms OF
beauty, rem entrances Of pleasure, ina ges
Of happiness. which are too blissful TO take
form. When think Of all this. have no
words 70 express my enthusiasm, my Yene-
ration Tor that single article OF furniture
bed"
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xi..i,.ippi .na xi,souri Isilroad

Messrs. Cook & Sargent received tele
graphic despatch from New York on Sat
ur6ay afternoon procisiming the good
news, that "ihe contract is closed and " ork
on the Railroad will commence immediate.
81" This is certainly joyful intelligence
as we can nov depend with certainty upor
m early Railroad connection with the in
terror of cur State, willie in few days
our yes will be gladdened with the sight o
the iron horse west Of the Mississippi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-07

Az AsTlDoTE TO THE PoTATo ROT Pro.
fessor Bolman Of the Russian Agriculture
Institute, has published pamphlet on the
potato rot, and he announces to the world
that mere drying, if conducted at suffi-
GENTLY high temperature, and continued
long enough, is a complete antidotc to the
disease. This result was ascertained by
repeated experiments conducted Tor series
Of years. The Temperature required to
produce the desired result is no. very clear.
ly made out. Mr. Bollman's room, in
which his first potatoes were dried, was
heated TO about Te degrees, and much high
er. By way Of experiment, b. placed 9TH
ers 10 the chamber Of the stove ITSELF where
the thermometer stood at 1876 degrees, and
more. He also ascertained that the vitality
OF the potato is not affected, even ifthc rnd
is charred. This hint may be useful, and
with similar experiments, carefully con.
Quoted, the fact may be established
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-07
LECTURES.

or. Calvin NJ. Fitch, OF New York, Will
deliver eoarsc of free lectures diseases OF
the lungs and air passages-showing the cause,
pointing out the means Of prevention and demon
strating the durability Of Pulmonary Consumption at
lie CLAIRE HALL
Davenport, Iowa, 10 ladies aud gentemen Tues
day and Wednesday Evenings, Ma, 2sta and 3oh and
to ladies only the afternoon Tuesday May 3lst,
DIR. Fitch viii be atlhe lie Claire House, pay-
export. from Monday, Ma. 2sth auth Monsay, June
Dth, is5I, during which period he may be consulted
for Pulmonary Coas4mptioHs, Asthma, C4roKie
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Female Complaints, and all
other diseases connected with predspos!ngto Con-
sumption in the treatment Of which bis syscm Of
icual inhalation aud mech anical remedies has uni
foriniy proved 70 be the most successful afordine
the consumptiye The only rational hope Of relief
Patients consulting DR.. Fitch the present occasion
may continue to correspond with him in New York
without farther expense. Ma! d Win