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Important Action OF the Chicago Turner'S

Society.
This association Of young men. mostly Of German
birth, known n the Turnverein, has OF late been
considerably sgits'ed by political excitement which
has arisen from the aggressions OF the slave power
uJon the free Territories of the United States The
society numbers about two hundred active young
men, greater part OF whom are legal voters. AT
one Of their meetings few days ago, the following
resolutions were introduced, freely discussed, and
unanimously passed.
Resolved, That tn our view the only question TO be
cecldtd In tho impending fail campaign isSba freedom
be rational, and slavery sectionaY
Resolved That is the sacred duty Of Congress 70 op
pose most detcrminedy, the extension of slavery into
the Territories of the United states 20 ADMIT Kansas az
free state in pursuance Of the viii Of majority Of is
I.al inhabitants.
Resolved That ready wherever Is necessary,
"a show front against the Know Nothngs we wilt fight
M m 10 the last man but that care not VIII thor all
~ mart Of The M vofe Fremont mot hecaHse his open
and unccr,radcted decIarsors as well as his whole
course OF life furnish Sufficient guarantees for the
futurc
,her fcos hatred foreigners viii vote with against
ssvcrv we arc prepared 10 the same way az long
thcy do not cncroach uron our rights.
pssolvcd Trat We arr one man for the rcuubuea,
cke, snd we hereby pledge ourselves 10 attend an de-
mons,raons In is favor either Individuals or fl cor
,oTt,' aud 70 SUPPORT i u tAs hesi Vi cur abilities
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Missent Letters.

List Of letters advertised Ia the NEW YoRg dE1ALD.
on Friday, August l. 1885, remaining in the pot oce,
New York, uncallcd for--no doabt msdirectcd:-
ron PHILADELPHIA morsxs.
Ashley 4 Strang sll. Arnold 4 Leonard
Campbell A Co, Wright Brothers.
A. q. Cattell A Co, Wright Brothers a Co,
W. w Hamer Co, YarG, Gilmore X CO. This
.: b. lAprincott Co, letter s advertised for
Lloyd Co, Yard Fillmore & Co., hut
John Mason Co, no such existing either
Morgan Buck A Co, In New York, Boston, or
Peter Rodgers, baltimore, no noabt
Roscnthel a brother, exist that u Il intcrlcd
sleeper 4 fenncr, Tor y. q. Co
u. l.. stephenson,
nRASY Horsss
Cassidy 4 Chism, Van Hcuscn 4 Charles
Mulford Wendell,
BOSTON norsrs
Henry VI. Avery, G. n. Stone q Co.
Haven Jones, Stcne, Wool A Blid vim
johnson Co., Tibetts Jewetg Co.. should
]. II. Kimnall 4 Co be levitt. nbcts 4 Co'.
Potter, Mute, White by. A. Thompson h Co.
ley,
RAiuNopE uorsra
William Dawson 4 Co.. ste Imam, H5nricks 4 Co
Green \ Brother,
List of letters advertised ~ thc Baltimore San Tues
day July 20 1885, remaining m the Baltimore Post ONCE
incalled for
9. W Himsn Co Mcfce'ers & Brother,
PHILADELPHIA
Garrett Martin, Wise Thomas.
j. ~. L. steiner n Co,
List Of letters advertised in Philadelphia Padl Lgiger
Monday, July 2s, 1850, remaining in the Philadelphia
Post Office uncaed fort
NEW YORK norsEs
Bailey Co, Phyfe 4 Knowlton,
Chas. u. Nesmth, Simfions h Snort,
Naylor Co, Spice Christ.
r ritcll, hi mayer
W. IA. Talbot,
RAtrIwoRs.
James Iazntt a Co.
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THE EVACUATION.
According to The result OF the election which We
give above, and the decree u the President OF the
Republic, today will he made memorable by the in
auguration Of the first American President of Mica
ragua.
The following Is the decrce:-
RErUBLIc or NICARAGUA,
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
GdAsADA, July III, 1885,
Sir-The Supreme Executive Pow yer has been
pleased 10 dictate the following decrea:-
Feruin Ferer, Provisional President Of the Re
public OF Nicaragua, TO its inhabitants
The Presidential elections, which are TO rule the
destnes OF the nation, having been efecsed In con-
ic,Imty with the decree bearing date Of the l0th
utimo and having in view the returns Of the difer
ent electoral districts forwarded by the cities OF the
Republic, aud having executed the accustomed
scrutiny OF the candidates winch apgear In said rc-
turns, have been pleased to decree and do
DECREE.
|. Declared elected by majority Of votes as Pre-
sident OF the Republic Of Nicaragua, General viii
liam Walker.
2. That the same be announced in the most solemn
manner, and communicated 70 the elected candi-
date, who shall take possession OF his Office on the
18th day of the present month.
Given in Gfanacs, this 10th day Of July, 1856.
To Minister General Gen. ABlrEo PrsEpA
Ky superior oidcr this ~ forwarded 10 you for
your intelligence and proper action In expectation
also OF your acknowledgement of the same. PrNEDA.
The following general order was issued Yesterday
by Brigadier General Fry, commander OF tue Orier-
tai Department.
GENERAL oRDER-No. z.
HEADQUARTERS Oriental DEpARTwESr,p
GRANADA July N, 1856. 4
The garrison Of the city Except the guard and
the sick examined by surgeon,) viii appear under
arms on the parade tomorrow, at III O'Clock A. M.
All men belonging 10 the Quartermsster's, Goa.
missarys, Medical and Ordnance departments viii
form on the left OF the troops Of the line under the
command Of Colonel L. y. Fisher.
All men on detached duty win psrade VITA their
companies, or " their companies be absent, win re
port TO Colonel Fisher. " u. FRy.
Brigadier General Commar ding Depsssment
The Adutant General OF the republic, Pm. X.
Thompson. issued the follow ing programme a. ths,
OF proceedings 10 " observed in the nsuEu-
ation:-
PRoGR AMME.--The p. ocesson win be formed on
the Plaza. az III O'Clock, A. NJ, tomorrow. After
the reception Of tie flag Of the Republic, the Hoe
viii brek into s0.amn Us follews;~oae S0weSpy
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Among the city items in ycur paper Of 70 day il one
announcing the death Of Mr. Holland Upham, a nephe
Of the late Hon VIM. Upham United States Senator from
Vermont. have known Mr. Upham six or seven years
tie WIS, think native Of Massachusetts,, and FOR many
years resided In Boston, whore he was well KNOWN
scme years ago he wac the OF considerable pro
periy in this city, but unfortunately lost He possessed
more than ordinary intelligence, Information and business
talent and was generous, liberal, KIND, whole souled
These few lines written hoping that snoy NAV
reach some member Of his family. Hc As buried from
the Second ward station house. 5 Beck maa street IIis
age, should think, "" about nny.nye years,
AuersI 2, ls5e. cRw
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hdgs tmpOrted Rags imprt'd Aggregat
Aggregate 2os, ,eai, ,s5l l4s, 800 1855 s, ,l92, sos

An.average.. 20, ,ee3, ,l95 25 Ii $50 0l5n $40 2s6k
From the preceding table it will be seen that dur
ing the decennal period ending with 1856, the ag-
gregate quantity of rags imported into the United
States from all countries 2O6 63 1854 lbs., while
the average quantity received from Italy reached as
high rs l48 800 l55 lbs.
The annual average for the period designated will,
however, furnish statistical basis for ascer
tanning the relative importance OF Italy compared
with all other countries the principal source Of
supply upon which the United States must rely,
with any egree of certainty, for article the con-
sumption Of which is so rapidly increasing there;
even during the past year, alarming deficiency of
TIE manufactured material was seriously appre-
,hended by the conductors of our periodical and
newspaper journals. The average annual quantity
imported inro the United States, from all countries
edurrg the period designated was 2O,663 195 lbs;
the average annual quantity received from Italy was
l4,S300l5 ts Thus il s shown that instead of one
fifth, stated in the Post Italy actually furnishes
nearly twothiIds Of all the rags imported into the
United States.
The Posts paragraph further states that the con-
sumption Of paper in the United States is equal to
that Of France and England combined In other
words, that the 25 100000 inhabitants Of the
United Sta.es consumed as much paper as the
S1 900 900 inhabitants of France and England. This
rs very nearly correct The statistics, however, will
prove interesting,
According TO McCulloch, the number of paper
mills ia operation in Engund In 1885 was 75O, an
tie ANIMAL value Of the paper manufac ured reached
As high s6,000Ov0 At that period, however, the
manu- acture of paper was burdened with an excise
duty amounting to more than three times as much as
the total wages Of the hands employed In making it,
and the quantity annually produced did not exceei
80 600 0Uy lis. OF first class and 10000 900 lbs. o;
second class PAPER, requiring supply Of about
loo C00, o % lbs. OF rags.
improvements in machinery and mode Of manu-
TsctuIe, and the application Of steam have reduced
the number OF mills in Great Britain and Ireland to
$780, according the latest statistical returns; while
tie quantity Of rags annually consumed has risen to
col 900 600 lbs, 100 per cent. We have COM
piled from q recent, though in this country rare
Dublin publication on statistics the following tabu
lar statement sho ing the quantity of paper manu-
factured, consumed and exported in Great Britain
Tor period Of nine years, ending with ls5i:-
Co~PaRalIvx sranssxr SHOWING QUANTITIES oY P.rKs
MAsrtACrusLp, CONSUMED AND EXPORTED IN GRKAI BRI
A L Ia M
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AZ ADJ count than any other composer big productions
pompi book going for 7s the Comedy OF Errors ani
prompt poox, = "Fortunaius," ~. "aenr luaru,
narnn ana prompt book S. 3D.: shc " Miller auf hii
L,aybt ~ "a cam ~ a,s p aIiis Rookes opera "Henriq
Dfsveo,' "a ss. "Der Freisclutz Ibs; and .Oberor
tog ether with the original score "a and some few
Inc pantoinimes, including Mother Goose, Mother
narfequn Padmanaba and the remainder o ine
GrimaHi school obtained few shillngs each In iact
had tLs sale taken place one OF waste paper the
anonns reaiized couli not he rdiculousIJ email
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Brooklyn City IntealAUence.

TirE HrAr.-wliam Rork., q boy was picked up In
sensible in Butler street saturday, having been pros
trated by the heat. He conveyed the Third dis
ct station house where medi ;a aid was administered
under which he recovered SUN aently to be taken
home.
SAILOR IsJrgED "A sailor, named John Douglass, be
longing to ihe British mail steamship Persia run
over by horse a the junction Of Fulton and Msir reefs
on Saturday, and sustained injuries Of seros nature
about tive bead He conveyed 10 neighoorils drug
store, whence he was taken 10 the vessel Jersey
city.
BRooxIYS CrY MoRrArIrx.-The following is the week
y report Of deaths in the city Of Brooklyn for the
enting August 2 1s56s-
Males ales.................T5 Aduts................37
Females. Minors................ST
Ia
An increase Of on The previous week.
irfRcydi Dcdss. Cholera tplantun So; cou gestln
OF the brain, eonyulsions diarrhua, marasmus each 81
dyscntery, D. oongcstive fever, nlamm ,tion Of the
bowels, each 4, hydrcccphalns, Inflammation OF the ST.
mach, yphu fever, each 81 llion, cholera NOR
bus, bilious fever, Inflammation OF ihs brain. each q
Our city, the third Ia the Union, enjoys unprecedented
health for the season. In proof adduce tue following
statement Of deaths during the month Of July for three
years past Deductng the martay caused by q! oiera
whiea prevailed IN 1854, there were from other
in
D.aha.
5uiy O@J
10 sss..s.. 40
Showing diminished mortality, with large increase
Of population. These facts, trust will aay undue
cits ment regards The condition o the city
NJ. WkSulII, HcaAh Oflicer.
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2o,2e3 2I,sIs 1882 4o95
The Mayer OF st. LOUIS has issued procamao. order.
ing all minors to remain within doors during the day OF
election TO day. and prohibiting he opening Of liquor
shops The deasg in liquor within tho coro.a.e limits
Ct the city during IA. day.
Among Hr. Flimores acts while Presiden, vas the
appointment a Brigham Young the Mormon poIyganist
5 Governor q Utah.
Tie Philadelphia Pesn,lranirn, edited by Eorney, anc
the particular organ Of Mr. Buchanan and the nigger
ervipg democracy It's desperate enieavo to serve the
waning farianes Of It's chei has puhsheI long list Of
mcrch nts who attached TO republican association
in Philadelphia, an dcnounccs them to the South a. uu
worthy Of It's patronage. The Forpcy organ will be able
TO make large additions TO 10 ht before the sth OF No
vember.
The Sumter, q G., Yatc1man says-ret Preston r.
Brooks be mex, Govern without dissenting vsce
not a reward but testimonial OF oar apprccia.
ton of patriotism, hrmnc dignity and s,acsmansAip
The Charleston MTctu. rampant because the commit.
Of elections 10 tie House Of Representatives reported
Ia favor of admitting Reedsr delegate FROM Kansas AMI
turning out Mr. whiAald. II says =" What shall The
south doS Can he the issue' VIII she hesitate in
such alierr auysf There Is cain Of national
honor, IL ls-e TO cmbarass her Judgment or induce
her TO sacrh. a.an her honor ard interest the dc
mants Of her enemies. VIII she sayc the government
and destroy herself when that rnment IL the
instrument Of her und ngS We hope that represen.
tatve in Washington will do their whole duty this
ter and meet ihe North their grounds. Hrcvo.
luton b. the hsuc disunon be tho issue-et them nc.
ceIt both rather yield title Of the rght Of the
south IN Kansas
There twenty five thousand people present the
Fremont gaii crng in Day ton, Ohio on the 3oth ut
II New orleans Bulldia, commenting upon the at
tack made by yicks upon Mr. stanwood, the Mctropo.
Titan Hotel IL this city, remark
We vish an embargo could b aid upon these quarrel.
Caroniani, a. 20 keep tcm within the limits of
the state untl, after the acton They have done.
hey stll ng, tc benefit the OF free
nd Fremont Tan al other combined. They
ttaif ing a orcty which IS far irom being hon.
oraDie enviaulc one.
.rge number OF the citizens OF harrisburg, Penn,
wilou, distinction of party Immediately hearing tina,
Colonel John W. G,uy si been appoiatei Governor Of
Kansas addressed linn complimentary letter. with ,he
ollcr u a public dinner. In reply however he says
be +, anxious proceed 10 the Territory immediate.
y therefore must decline - meet them the festive
board
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Political Gossip.
The annual Stat, elections will be held "a. day u
Ind lana. Iowa,
Missouri Arkansas,

Ia indian yll StAe ticket members or Congress,
as. the stat sslatuA together with county officers,
are 10 be eecled. There y ems TO be but two political
gan sons the s,,stc the Know Nothngs having fused
with he co1.,utonal Fre> ont party, and have thus
carrieon the in oprt ston I, the dem ,crats
in 1854 sr Secretary State trt ether with the pres
q ential sse ID 1873 -
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ARKANs AZ.

ARKANsAs.
The election in Arkansas will be for Governor and
members Of Congress, the battle reing between the
mocrats and Know Nothings Elias \. Conway IL the
d. aocrItic candidate for Governor with James YELL
Know Nothing, in opposition. Hon. A. b. Greenwood
Up for reelection to Congress in the First district The
only election In Arkansas since 1882 mcmb rs Of
Congress r iS54 In the Fi,si district there o
posi-. 20 il. u. Greenwood who received 1889 votes
Tie vote in the Second district for Currcn whig
1901; Warren dem, 37S. Tho following the vote
for prcsidont;-
aleroc'.'.. l2lI1
nyxAS.
In Texas State ticket aud metlbers OF Congress
are TO be elected Two tickets run, democratic and
Know Nothing, with thesfollowIng nomina,ons;--
Cruocdfs ksor lSohiags
Comptroller. .........Jamcs u. shaw v. s. T.. Rolersn
Treasurer.........Jan.cSII u. RAYMOND VIM A. TarloE.
Aiarnc! General. James Willie, Vim. stedrnan.
In 1855 the vots for Land Coz missioner resulted a.
lolows;-
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List Of letters advertised 10 the NEW YoRg dE1AtD.
on Friday August l, 1856, remaining in the pot olce,
New York, uncacd for-no doabt misdirectcd-
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MISSOURI,

In Missouri the fight is triangular one between the
Benton ar anti Benton sections of the party
and the Know Nothipgs Besides the State ticket
bers Of Congress will also be elected The following
the three tckets-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-10
PHILIP cOOyS
G1ano

I'VE 'ab-r her y fpss.I % 20 hi.a ths i.-.t
y 'ERUiJAV Gr4NO - 49, Fsr.as r.
Jebsi 20 aed Clafss "a Eisg sFr Sf21 4sIis.. f
t1nFo - ~ 'wo husdfr.f snI ttt n..usds
ilssr ga th- Csrs ~ Bsfiiner Th~ PrGuv 90
- 'y~asn ~ ~ SIS pttor T. lnv dss dofis,s s.
anFss0eni les ti.as tNs hasff-d fot. 3 faa
ftfe 10. y ihe mo- sfssufsrr ~ sffanFsm.nf
iArg ~ ttke e. ,!sev nav sssnfef fh-g si.i
gtf phe efutie dffsef frm fhs Aseni sna
. 90 ihe Insp~cfos re- cost Hssf aaoassa-
~ 80 egfsss asi a. D. = % sci fhs Aesut all
sisars ihe price again e. hls Gss ds.isf. fos
sfeea satil qsanntiss. 0idsfs bad heller hc pa
~ . sslv - essttie
Apaia iSss EN- MsaUIrH
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IVA ouucs ~ fssl - ssfih s.sri III iirs-g
49, ~ s"afn a ssseia-iss isois iaai rissfsf
srsaad "a fassoparaalr erfgsfsfil. H g..
q fmso bNirfs Pfl rsfrd b. ~ 81 I.sssaa
Faisf tnis fsstihuG assa ~ sssaasr go
frs''is q. sfrssesa a. uosld gftYest tf,fs.a.tt
i',il Hia qpsrttsifK lis rarsft o. 80 ea--s
. - e. - ~ timsrh ehtltrf srafs % eaf0nice
49, - fscouslssff4 g. ~ so.+kIef fars. .sf
40 20 ofstog isanfaCf pf- sf-sa.f1slLiu.a
- Alffus enes ~ 2 irfn..ss fsts1a-
iho 49, ce'Ht Ac ~ 2, "a bg tks Rffrt.
y ysig Aeeit spsss f,iss,i 81 ss prfsevesfes -
thstf 90 Nerff isiis % eos = sfsr.,a.s -. y
So efssFsissweEf
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tsr To- 3 fs..r H..s
w. ssfs ins Atrsl
me E'ssissf .t.rt.t
spaitv 81 VIZ
oaf bf"sf eefuura r,.H
B. maie nnfs scee-sfts H .m
mois sbun5sut A. a. t.tuts ,r
na mafs't > = fsiffo.i is mIrs
Sal ~Hss - sae Cove. ssi.a sr,s s.s.. d. 30
ihis saioid vesi,h sHhoa cTsa o.. t,, %, ~ co.
sias fss p'ssslf ieiag af ihe ,sfiice. 80 10
raisei si.h a'f ne a.e of at aisrsy sss srfs -
sbosi 80 - dfsesat ia ~ ss1ir dt.fascs
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Carrier idi tSs
To 1aE PATRONS or THE
" VIRGINIA TREE PhESs

~ isiL PAlIoN~ OF TIE ~
! VIRGINIA TREE PhESS
TIE ~.hry eoS-s. s-.is. 80 greet
The sap. oss isadrr. Of b.. ssr,t; IL
To Sish thsas. On his hua bic isy. r
cheerful. happy Nr~ Yrst's Dsv:
A.d -''.ii"s, % ace III "a cPe ihru PURSE, s
1hv'r spaa4l fRFSl NT> - d. gt.s.
I'D is- -. 'hst 81, o., rL-r
Toe ~-r Ju,' -aA..i With 49,. ,oh.r
The Nr~sboy'' 's . hsff sseaiioa--
tntis ua-, corsfsst i-csp4itna;
Add W.H ~ a.fs ,sisi. tiv.
Tr - e fsif srrsisa. - .fi. o. ps'y
ils~ "a ~h-s s,sIy t~ni,a..t. n..r.
Df ban. tie cl-si lac tore, Il poas
Or ~hes ihs stn, With hsrosst o. ans,
HaFas up The Ersss a. ds'vs pp ssrssns,
H- enD@.. r~ssrdl.s. ~ 'A-n rss-.
Te 'ursi-h zee BE s'prl. pss-'
- 80 ~ = anss "a r.rt. 49, ~&e'key
'f'- -" 80 - f.nti- --s'htrs
Hc -aas-s s ~ heart sftfiv ltaht ssJ taerrV
faffs"si- "a sesu ed o. ihs F.rr,;
Atd -ii fhroFEs e th ~tis .pfead county,
As 4ts-i t.l-i,s.d - .hrs their Louat,-
Or rect ~ y n 80 b..s % h.H,
10. y. etc M. 4 sr-f.l
IL YEA Iust 81 I'D -. qi.i- pr, life
~ sessr- blih Warike sad r.s.ie
TA~ ~0sh o-s "a. bo'h is-d a.d eesAh,
Sis,sS has itk- ,--.p-ta I an1iioa
II ssssT stop. g. tai. /. ssoo.r
No r"fs isi. o. bis-,
I'E-"- -h--f 80 i'ist .ii e'suer
Sof y 81 e. 80 ~ha, - thr matter
hr ; ait - ~, ~ Na,th D. e.4k
TIE tsSH .. shy. the E.a bplds
hc' ohs'E nni ahd tho world. Ne see,
D be -4n,- I'D ih'sx siiif -e.ms h.--
Sfiil v~fnsd b, fhf srd ssap. ru.s.
RssuTrd a. h4tn sfack - fsl.
1a~ ~'Fid - $50 s-.i held q yhsArr--
Esch tflss 60 te.J b. o n-tsRis.s i.a.i-r
oss .sks b.. bfOth-f'. ss..i. sd eh.ttlss--
Aan' az 800. hfs ht,ss ~ battle,
t"'- r0w he 'imf u ~ Gao lev Atel,
Is- "a'ib b. hces - Assrss .tsLI~-
IhfosShasi 81 - - - ruai-s.
sc-r. - iis 80 4 .ianfs
B-yes-f tk- dsfk 4 isstis r4sa
sui - h~sTa de ID u.. o,I.nafnitrn
There siiil 80 thr dta o. battle
There stll - sas. The ra.nea's t.tfIrl
Bot Sh'ls on blooJy bs'ti- heids.
N-''oas ia-st - - ths ,.a
b~ts Ie~e~ NJ iies.-sf bi~ss'sg. Yteids
40 happy msss. ii,- bsste aad Tee
i- true o.s' great ~ sFe~iss sshua,
lla- he~a the -ess@ 4 slieseafaa
fur ss'ts hsi ~. \ 49,. t,aah.rs
Oaf ir'-h anni. -sd s.f, h.,is...
And iho-~ ~ sasi the Ff,. l sftea.
Sprcst thrrarh ft~ = nth ii..st. .fs-fas
1hr ~ = ~ aos - " a c.isfsIr
Were isaskt ~ f-.i ~.srspf.an'. schs-It
Thrs th'ns 80 rEr g. sasrhi bat .sif-
ltsif cal, ga, }. sasdff rsF
1hru. Ff~~a.ss. think - " asst~a~os
Ihs e. ids u fEiufy oas s'r.. haze. .~as'
u iiass - 80 .Apsis t-s- sis,@
TIE -s.p',, .E{fs. !, 81 :, 80. sssa
~ ~ - = - ~ q tkrarss 20 tt.~ led
kah - g. - pyi- sfth. Grs.
i'' -fsH pee '.,'s .fs'- ..ss
- % f.g~ - isHs f..s
~ ~ - 81 ssefis - - ihs kistt
Ihfs 80 ~ - 90 h.s saiufEa
tb.li b. 'ssh' 90 - the = lsti
- in'ty f..fs's npsa - g.
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Or. John>tou,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

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" rdy tt - r,iSsi' 'nPiAists Girts sh'e-
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