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LANCAsTERVILLE, sc
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10 1856.
TAKE NOTICE.

All persons indebted to this
office for subscription, advcr-
tising or job work, are requested
to settle up without delay. We
must raise money to pay our
debts, and if this call is disre-
garded, we will resort to more
stringent means. We are in
earnest, SO take heed.
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Where now there sleeps, to wake no more,
Our own deay Washington.

Where now there sleeps to wake no more,
Our own dear Washington.
Nv.
Sylvan currentl gently glide on,
And oh sercucly lave,
The soil that's mingled with the one
Whose ashes-yet are brave.
Potomac thou gavest strain,
OF music to repose;
Now lend thy requiem again,
as While pilgrims on the close.
vi.
The Eagle! with eyes sparkling bright,
When soaring DER this bourne;
Instinct moved-checks its fight,
While dropping pinions mourn.
VII.
Save, oh spare let the sound peal,
This consccrated shrine;
An altar where freemen may kneel,
And where glory-may shine,
Vernon's bank, the hero once trod
Now! he's under the stone;
Cedar garlands, the clay cold sod,
And ethers o'cr him moan.
Then heTe-an;c Tic judgement. morn,
Is Washingtons repose;
When by angels his soul'll be bore,
To bliss never to close.
X.
Potomac! flow and softly pour,
By sepulchral Vernon;
Where now there sleeps, to wake no NOR,
Our own dear Washington.
Charleston SO. Ca. 1855.
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Jew Dayid's Hebrew Plaster.

OF this celebrated Plaster, it is ONLY
necessary to say. no remeny has hereto.
fore been discovered to equal it in curing
inveterat ulcers ami all sores, either fresh
or long standing, for pains in the back,
breast, side, or limbs occa stoned bv cold,
gout, rheumatism. &c. 1t is an eifectual
cure for corns on the feet, when applied n
sufficient time.
See advertisement in another column.
The genuine is sold by.
MAGlLL. 4 HEATH.
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The Examiner.

The frat number of this new journal will
be issued early in December next.
The publisher would be obliged to those
who contemplate subscribing If they would
forward their names without delay.
TsRMs.-Two dollars per annum. One
years subscription required on the receipt
of the first number.
Address INC at Columbia.
WIN. II. JOHNSTON.
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= THE EXAMINER"

In making this ammo uncemcnt, am aware
that ! propose to engage in mn enterprise
not free from difficulties but these | will
endeavor to provide against, by securing
subscription list that will place the paper
beyond the reach Of failure. South Caro-
lima can richly support, at her Capital, n
leading Literary and Political Weekly Jour-
nal. and to her people now issue this Pros
pectus, feeling assured the enterprise will
be sustained, and that they viii support IL
Home Journal Of the character of that now
proposed Asa
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LITERARY JOURNAL.

For the home circle, The EXAMINER "ill be
conducted with n view to reader IL at least,
equal to any ever published nc the South.
The choicest selections of English and
American Literature, will be made for it,
columns, and n number of able Contributors
will be sccnred. ] will spdeavor, in this
department, TO make il n Journal worthy of
the patronage and steady support of the
people of this State and Of the South.
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To Correspondents.

Our friend at Gray's Port, Miss, will accept
Our thanks for the list of new subscribers and
cash sent us. 1t. was our intention to publish
part of his letter, for we approve of his views in
politics, but we had no printer to set it up 1t
is now too old Wewill be pleased to hear from
him again.
D. j. b., Bowersvillc, Ga. We credit you to
APRIL 3, 1857, and will continue the paper.
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Hoilo~ays Pill unques,ionably the
most efiicacious Remedy in the Uujon for
Asthmaiic Complaints hgd CougI,s.-The
number of cures lhess ~3AderluI Pills
have effected in all parts of tlre union,
more particularly in cases Of asthma Of
long standing, and coughs, Ieavepo doubt
upon the mind Of all who have used them
that they suipass ans thing Of the kind |;
ever made known; by perseverance, with
this admirable remedy, the sufferer Is
quickly restored TO health, after every
other ineaus have failed; aud il Is q truth
beyond dispute, that there il no bilious
disorder, or liver complaints, hu, that will
buickly yield toths powers Of ibis mighty
medicine. W '
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SheriH's Sales

BY virtue of writ of e "a to me directed I
will sell before the Court House door In Iaucns-
ter, on the first Monday in January next, within
The legal hours of sale, all the Interest which
Willis X. Vincent had at the time Of his death,
in and to fifty acres land more or less, adjoining
lands of j. j. lIarton, Thos. Canthcn, Sr., JAS.
rrusdell, ct al, levied on and to be sold IA the
property of WINS X. Vincent, at the suit of 4
j Cauthen. Ex'or. Conditions each.
j. ID. lIAILE, s. l.. d.
Lo"castcr g. H., Deer II, 1855 mrs fec 81
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Messrs. Boylstou, McG owan, and Bian-
ding, delivered short but impressive eulo
gles on the deceased, and bore testimony
OF his talents, his usefulness and of the
great vacuum in the public and private
circles of life his untimely death would
cause.
House adjourned.
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EDITORS TABLE.
GoDEY's LADIES Book.

GoDEY's LADIES Book.
. We have received the January nur Der,
and capital number it is too. The plates
are beautiful; in fact the book is beautiful
throughout.
One copy one year, So. Two copies
one year So. Five copies one year,
and an extra copy 10 the pelson seuding
the club, making six copies, $40. Eight
copies one year, aud an extra COZ Y to
the person sending the club, making nine
copies, $l5,-Eleven copies one year, and
an extra copy to the person sending
the club, making twelve copies, 500.
Godey's Lady's Book, and narper's
Magazine, both one year for $3.50.
Godys Lady's Book and Arthur's
Home Magazine, both one year for So so.
SUBSCRIBERS IN THE BRITISH
PROVINCES, who send for clubs, must
remit SO cents extra on every subsciber,
to pay the American postage the lines.
Address, l. A. OBEY,
No. ll3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
ARTuUR's HOME MAGAZINE.
The January number appears to be well
filled. Arthurs Magazine deserves sue
cess. With the Ledger it can be got for
81 25. Now is n good time to subscribe
TIE LADIES WREATH for December.
is as good as any of its predecessors.
THE SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR, The SouTu-
ERN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL Journal,
and TIE ECLECTIC Medical JOURNAL for
the present month, have been received
These are all valuable periodicals, as We
have often sal !.
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POLITICAL JOURNAL,

THE EXAMINER will abide by the old land
marks of the State Rights Democracy IN
dependent Of national parties, it will take a
stand as a faithful co-operator 10 the great
work of maintaining Southern Rights and
promoting Southern union. II viii be the
organ Of no political party-thc exponent
Of no political creed. which has not for ons
Of its cardinal principles the Equality Of
the South in the Union, or Independence
out of it, This is no new faith but one
which South Carolina has long and earu-
esily contrndcd for
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NEGROES TO HIRE.

The Negroes of Robert Il Il Cunningham, a.
bout II in number, viii be hired for the ensu-
ing year, at my residence, on Tuesday, the lst
day OF January next, a. i2 o'clock m.
All persons who hired any of said negroes
this year, viii coniorm to this notice, by send.
ing them to me ON or before said day.
DIXON BARNES, Guardian.
Deer II, 1895. I6 IL. prs fee, 81
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Hollo~ay's Pills, Invaluable to persons
afflicted with diseases Of the Liver and
Stomach.-Thc virtue Of these Pill, having
been tasted in all parts of the ceri!ised
world, particularly by the citizens Of the
Union, renders it needless to expatiate
upon their merits; the thosands who have
derived benefit from them in each and
every one Of the States, being sufficient
to convince the most incredulous. All
those who are afflicted With liver and
bowel complaints; indigestion, sick lead
aches, and dizziness, cannot make noe of
a remedy so certain in its results as Hol-
loway ; Pills; for determination OF blood
to the head their effect Is equally positive.
They are also an unfsiling remedy for
asthma, if used in conjunction with Hol.
loway's Oinment, which must be will
rubbed into the chest night and morning
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NEWS JOURNAL.

THE EXAMINER will c-ntnin the latest
news Foreign and domestic. received up to
the hour q publication. IL will give full
and correct Market reports and prices cnr-
rent. Our readers ia the country may rely
on strict attention being paid 90 this inn
portant feature Of n newspaper. t will
give full and accurate reports Of the pro-
ceedings Of the Legislature and of Congress
ana the acts and doings Of the various po-
liticHl organizations. All news worth Civ.
ing to it, readers will bu carefully eulled
for its columns.
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Congress-.

The House Of Representative have not yet
succeeded in electing aspeaker. The Cores.
pondent Of the Charleston Standard, thinks q
new candidate win be brought out who win
be elected. He thinks the Hon l. Orr win
be the man. The,e Is no telling when pes
ker will be elected; in the mean time the Pres
dents Message and accompanying documents
are kept safely housed. 90
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Holiday.

In accordance with our usual custom, no pa
per will he issued from this office next week, our
hands desiring a little recreation on Christmas.
We hope to have ourmraagcmcnts SC perfected
by January, that :: ercafter the Lccgcr will prove
more acceptable to our readers than it has the
two past weeks.
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Our Exchanges.

The Greenvlle Nom,tdineer has been pur.
chased by Mr, Elford of the Patrioi and both
merged into one, under the title of the Pa
tr!ot and No""fdincer. Maj + Perry will
continue as editor.
The Western Democrat at Charlotte has been
sold to Mr., j Palmer. 1t has been very much
improved Of late.
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NOTICE.

iH.end, a. early rs convenient, to move nv
Store near my Dwelling, aud until that time, /
om determined to ship iny goods OF lo,c dorm;
it will save me trouble OF packing and moving,
and offer this opportunity ms a favorable one
to the put chaser. Come aud see what | will
do. j. b. MORLEY
New Salem, Deer 10th 1855 45it
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A Marshal Shot,

Mr.. THOMAS Cross, one Of the City
Marshals was shot last evening whilst in
the discharge ofhiS duty, by man named
JAMES McCoMB; and, we regret to learn,
1t is feared the wound will prove fatal;
the ball having entered the breast, just
above the right nipple.
Col. Times.
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To our Friends.

To those friends who have so promptly res
ponGed to our circular the 18th ult, we feel
very grateful. We stood in great need of the
money, SO it came at a most opportune time.
Those still in arrears, will please do likewise.
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We learn from the Chester STANDARD, that
DR. j L Douglass, who was recently member
of the Legislature, died on the 4th inst.
Mr. Chas Il Thornwcll, member FROM MARI
boro' died at his residence ON the 7th. lie
had not been able to attend the present ses-
sion.
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Just Published, by Me
HO WARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

REPORT on SPERMATORRHEA, or Sem.
ina Weakness, Impotence, the Vice of Onanism
Nasturbation, or Self Abuse, and other Diseases
Of the Sexual Organs, with an account OF the er.
rors and dcceptions of Quacks, and valuable ad.
vice TO the afflicted, by Geo. II. Calhoun, NJ. d.,
Consulting Surgeon Of the Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa, benevolent Institution, es.
tablished by special endowment for the relief
Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with "Viru.
len; and Epidemic Diseases"
A copy of the above Report will be sent by
mail lin a scaled enyelope,) Free Of Charge, on
the receipt of Two Stamps for postage.
Address, DR. q. X. CALHOUN,
10 No. Q, South Ninth ST., Philada
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KEEP IT BEFORE TnE PEoPLEn
.THE LANCASTER LEDGER!

Published Weekiy, at Lanedsteyville, SC
Has M extensite circulation in South Caro-
lima, Georgia and every other Southern snd
sonsh-western State. II ladeyotsd 10 Nsws,
literature, and 10 the Commercial laterests
OF the Souih, Prize Of snbscrlpfion, Two
Dollars . year. Merchants Cafds, not over
square, az llneS) lnsegted one !, ear for
Five Dollars. II. 8. BAILEY, :
Editor and Proprietor.
w- ouresehanges will please give ihls
. Or . ipser.isus.
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A New Literary and EO-
litfcal JOurnai,

To be Published at Columbia, s. c.
THE undersigned, late Editor of The
Il South Carolnian and Columbia Ban.
Ter, proposes to publish in the city Of CO.
lumba, Literary, Political, and News Jour
nal, TO be called
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-12-19

We are enabled to publish paper this week,
but not such n one as we would Ike. 1t was
with difficulty we sot out this paper for we are
but slowly recovering from our late illness and
one of our printers, to whom VIC alluded last
week, still remains very i'll. Wear sure not
patron Of our paper can ccnsure US for what we
cannot help.
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Our Session Paper-

Having made arrangements to furnish
full and accurate reports Of legislative and
other proceedings, by the engagement of
the best reporters, we offer our Daily Ses-
sion Paper, on the usual terms e one dol
lar for the session, free Of postage.
Having the advantage of Hoes Nam.
moth press, which will print both sides of
the paper at the same time, we will be able
to keep it open to the latest hour, and
thus have an advantage never previously
enjoyed in Columbia. Every effort will
be used to make satisfactory to our sub
scibers. r. w. GIBBES.
CoLUMpIA, Oct %.
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Public Documents.

We are very.n uch indebted to Judge But
LER fora copy of "The Explorations and Sur
veys for a Railroad rout from the Mississippi
River to the Pacific Ocean,"
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M A RR | f D.

On Tuesday, Dec. 4, by Rev. Mr.. Rob.
inson, Mr.. CHRIsroPnEn S BRIcE, of Fair
field, to Miss NJ. NJ. Goocn, daughter Of
Henry GoocE, of Lancaster District.
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DIR. ROGERS SYRUP OF LIVER.
WORT, TAR, AND CANCHALA-

The proprietors do not claim that this
medicnc is iniailiblc, but refer TO the Ger
Edca'cs of distinguished citizcns,s well
known 10 the public, for abundant proof
that it has been remarkably successful,
and is well worth faii trial. For sale in
Lancastcrville 10y MAGlLL & HEATH,
and by Druggists everywhere. Price, in
large bottles, 81.
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BY AUGUSTUS.

The sense of the following lines sugges-
ted itself upon passing Mount Vernon the
grave of the immortal Washington, lsst
summer.
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SIZE AND STYLE.

The Examiner will be one Of the largest
Weekly Journal in the Southern States,
printed with new and elegant type, on fine
white paper, and issaed in large quarto form
OF eight pages, containing forty columns Of
interesting reading matter. IL win be the
handsomest paper ever published in South
Carolina.
have thus given an outline Of the prin-
cipal features Of the EXAMINER. Carolini-
ans or the people OF the South ought ITO
need no further appeal, in view Of the pres
ent aspect Of political affairs, 10 induce them
to sustain viii. vigor and efficiency their
own Press and Literature.
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by N. p. WILLIS.


Tn addition to this new feature, series Of
original sketches, songs and ballads, by G..
p. Morris, and an original norelette, i'm verse
Star" by J. NJ. Field, are among the induce.
ments for new subscribers to commence with
the first number Of the year.
Besides the contributions and labor ofttc
Editors, the Home Journal will contain the
Foreign and Domestic Correspondence of
large list of cUntributors-the spice of the
European NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the most
interesting publications Oft the day-the brief
novcls-thc piquaDt s,ories--thc sparkling
wit ard amusing anecdote-the news and
gossip Of the Partisan papers--the personal
sketches Of public charlottesville stirring
scenes of the world VIC live in--the chroni-
Gle of the news for ladies-the facts and
outlines Of news--the pick Of English infor-
ma,ion-tho wit, humOr and paihos of the
times--the essays on life, literature, society
and morals. and the usual variety of careful
choosings from the wilderness of English
periodical literature, criticism, poetry, etc.
We need no, remind our readers that we
have also one or two unsurpassed cores
pondcnts in the fashionable Society of NeIo
York, who will give us early news Of every
new feature of St,,o and Elegance among
the leaders Gf The new world.
TERMs.-For one copy, 81; for three CO.
pies, So; or Que copy for three years, S5---
always in advance.
sSy" Subscribe without delayl
A ldress. MORRIS & WILLIS,
Editors and Proprictors,
lot Fulton street,
New York.
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NOTICE.

The Students Of Cain Creek Academy wiIlbe.
examined on fhasy the l4th inst Atthe close,
Of ,he Exainlnasioa The ioilowiag young gentle.
men Siil deliver original speeches: 40
JAA MooauK Suhjeet--Ths Sun
BkSJ IysDssY. e Estrets Of Light
M ID BELK. United States Ia
the lstIt Century.
j, II, CAHLIsLE. Suhioet,-- Music.
ApaaLon CL4RK--ya yaledletory address.
1T. Il BEIK.
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On Potomac's hallowed shore,
Towers the freemsn's mound:
of him who desp0ts banner tore,
And freedom raised It's sound.
Potomac; sacred stream glide on,
Thou mirror Of the sun:
Dear tide of beauty ohl roll on,
By side Of Washington.
III.
Potomac! flow, and sofaIy pour,
BY sepulcherai Vernon; ~
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the u. s. Mail,
BALTIC.

-
Mail Steam Ship Baltic, Capt. CoMsrocK,
has arrived at this port from Liverpool
with advices to the 1st inst.
Commercial.
TIE LIvHRPooL CoTToN MARKET has
declined from 81 I'd. Fair quail
ties, however, declined most, but closed
steady. Fair Orleans was quoted at 6
I'D, MidLing Ortens at 8 1l.l6d., Faiy.
Uplands at 3 3.4d., and Midling Up
Iands at I'D. The sa'es during tho
week comprised $4,000 bales, of which
spectators and exporters took 1000, leav-
ing 10000 bales Of all descriptions to the
trade.
The LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFys MAR
KET.-FLoUR had declined Is. and was
dull at AS. Cd. per Dbl. Of 1876 lbs. for
Western Canal, aud 45s. for Ohio. CopN
was quiet at Ais. Sd. per 4so lbs. for
Yellow.
TnE LIVERPOOL PRovJsIoN MARKET
was quiet. LARD was lower.
The LONDON MONEY MARKET.-CoN-
SOILS closed at SO l 2 United States
SrocKs were better.
General Intelligenos.
BY this arrival we have received moth
ing Of interest from the Crimea, Asia or
Sea Of Azov--in fact the only feature of
the news Is variety Of rumos, stating
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TERMS.

Two dollars per annum, payable in an
vance. The first wears payment viii bo TO.
quired on the receipt OF tlrG first number OF
the paper, which viii be issued so soon as
receive sufficient number Of su.scribers
TO ensure its success. Send toward your
Dames
Postmasiers who will be go kind as 10.
Toward ms names Of subscribers will confer.
afayor, and will receive a copy Of the Ex%
AMrSER without charge. Adress me nj this
place.
wM. D. JOHNSTON.
Columbia. s. g, August, 1885.
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Sub8crIhers will greatly obIige us, when
mistakes occur, to inform us Of it. Some
one has paid one dollar towards his sub
scriplion, and the young man who atien-
ded to our books during our sickness, has
forgotten the name. Look at the above
list, and let us know who it is. We new
er dun man when ho has paid, inten-
tionalIy, and in this case we desire to
void doing so.
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For The Lancaster LeIger.

EJ- Some errors having occurred in
tie following last week. we now priat it
correctly.
MoUNTvERNoN ON THE POTOMAC
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ORIGINAL NOVEL BY N. p. WILLIS.
The Home Journal
FOR 1851
NEWAND BRILLIANT SERIES
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On the 9Th day of January next, the FIRST
number OF the New Series tor 1855, of this
wellknown Family Newspaper will be is.
sued, with new type and new attractions;
the principal one is of the kind which has
been proved, by both American and Euro.
pean periodicals, 20 be the most acceptable
and popular. viz: A NOVEL IN SERIAL
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spinal COMPLAINTS.-Ai lew method OF
- treating SPINAL DISEASES, Luruafures of the
Spine, and Spinal Weasn ess oithout pain suffering
to the patient, however young feeble, success
fully practised by
DIR. u. A. w OOD,
at his Office No els Washington ST. Boston or at his res
idence, Marlboro Hotel
Having examined fine serpentine Spring Apparatus
used by Dr. j. A. Wood in the treatment of lateral cur
of the Spine, recommend it as efficient and
comfortable to the patient.
HENRY J BIGELow D., Prof. surg. Harvard Univer
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GEO. Harvard, NJ D., Fx-Prof Surg Harvard Univer-
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WrNsLow LEWIS. NJ D.
J. @ SMITH, Mayor Of Boston.
JoRN w. WARREN NJ. D.
HENRY G. CLARK, NJ D., City Physician.
Boston. July. 1854 n6d3m