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Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN VIM. GUIREY & Co.,
BANKERS.
Nos. as and ~ south Third ST., Philadelphia.

Nos. as and IL South Third ST., Philadelphia.
EvOREtGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
a. Gold and Silver Coin, and all uncurrent
Bank Notes purchased at the best rates.
Exchange on all available points in the Uni
ted States for sale. Collections made with
promptness, and settled at current rates of Ex-
change WITHOUT CHARGE, except when at par.
Upon Time and Call Deposits, such interest
will be allowed as the state of the money mar
ket warrants.
Foreign and American Coin furnished, for
Shipping and Custom House purposes.
Exchange and American Coin furnished, for
Shipping and Custom House purposes.
Exchange available anywhere in the British
Kingdom: sight or sixty days, in sums Of G1
and upwards.
Sales of Stocks by Auction.
JOHN VIM. GUIREY, Actionecr of Stocks
only, will hold, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
regular saes.of Stocks and Securities general
ly. 70 this business new in Philadelphia he
will give unrcmittng attention, and solicitS
order for sale or purchase.
Parties desiring advances, can always draw
at sight to the amount Of 75 per cent. of mar
ket value; orders for the positive, unrestricted
sale accompanying the Stock
Commission, (ihcluding every charge,) Of l
per cent. upon par value, except in case Of ad-
vance, when ! Of / per cent. upon such adj
vance, with current rate of interest, will be
charged.
N. B.-A list of Stocks, &C., in the U. S.
with latest quotations can be seen at the office,
No. 45 and AZ South Third Street.
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ESTABLISHED 1907.
Watches, Jewelry & Silverware.
ZIBA FERRIS & SON,
CORNER or FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS

CORNER or FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
%Em HAVING re-fittcd their establishment
S1SSGin a splendid manner, and received a new
stock Of goods, are prepared to furnish the very
best quality of articles in their line OF business,
and fatter themselves, without promising i'm
that their stock, as well as the
work entrusted to their care will compare IA
vorably with that Of any other store in the
country Purchasing for Cash, we are enabled
to sell at the very lowest rates, and every arti-
Gle warranted exactly as represented. Our
stock of
English Watches
viii consist in part of the following celebrated
manufacture:
+. Cowderoy, Richard Willis, and Charles
Stevenson's Chronometers.
Duplex and Lever Watches.
Wm. Coopcr's Duplex Watches.
M. j. Tobias & Co.'s Liverpool Watches.
Jos. Sewill, Josh. Broomlicld, and W. b.
Jackson's Railway Time-Keepers.
VIM. Robinson's Liverpool.
John Tcdbury, Liverpool.
Josh. Johnson's, (made expressly for us.)
ALSO, selections from the finest
French and Swiss Makers:
Jurgenson Chronometers.
A. Gendrc's do.
II. Capt's do. (enamelled.)
Vacheron & Constantine, (very line.)
Maignon Genava, Magnin Guedin.
James Courvoisier, (yery fne0
f. 4 G. Duchene, small hunters.
Fl. Mathey Peytieu.
Brequet, Paris, &c, &c.
To which the attention of Ladies' wishing a
beautiful Watch is solicited.
Engineers, Conductors & Business Men
Wishing Conn ECr TINE KEEPER, are request
ed to call and examine our Willis and Steven
son Watches, of which we have the exclusive
sale, and of which first rate reference will be
given.
LVERWARE,-I Having the largest and
best assorted stock in the State, we are pre-
pared to furnish Forks, Desert and Ice Cream
tSpoons, Fish and Pie Knives, etc., Of the latest
pattern, and warranted equal to coin in purity.
PIATEWARE II of alt t1eeSIiplonS, ,lof0team-
bottS !. Hotels, Boarding Schools, etc. Also, a
fine assortment of Parian Figures, Fancy Clocks.
Jewelry of all descriptions, Diamond and Pearl
Rings and Breast Pins, Gold Chatelaine and
Vest Chains, Tea Sets, Napkin Rings, Gold
and Silver Spectacles, etc.
BANK OFFICERS AND CLERKS will
find it to their advantage to call and examine
our very large stock of Gold Pens, from two
of the most celebrated makers; of which we
are the sole agents for this place.
FINE WATCHES AND CLOCKS careful
ly repaired by experienced workmen, and guar
anteod to perform we'll
ZIBA FERRIS K SON,
Corner of Fourth and Market Sts.,
sep7-1y* Wilmington, Del.
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SAVING FUND
OF THE
g Tnu,Ironno Apn,,i+xy ood IT,,

" NJ AAouA u1CCJ 1Aunu1by tbllu 4IuSb w.,
3. E. CORNER THIRD AND CHESTNUT sTs.,
PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL, S25O, 900. Money is received
~ on deposit daily. The amount deposited
is entered in Deposit Book and given to the
Depositor, or, if preferred, certificate will be
given.
All sums, large and small are received, and
the amount paid back on demand without no
tice.
Interest is paid at tho rate Of fire per cent,
commencing from the day of deposit, and ceas-
ing fourteen days previous to the withdrawal Of
the money.
On the first day of January, in each year, the
interest of each deposit is paid to the depositor,
or added to the principal, as he may prefer.
The Company have now upwards of $500
depositors in the City Of Philadelphia alone.
Any additional information will be given by
addressing the Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
S. r. Crawford, Prcs't, William M. Goodwin,
l.. Johnson, v. Pres't, Paul b. Goddard,
A. w. Thompson, George McTIenry,
Beni. w. Tingley, James Devereux,
Jacob l.. Florance, Gustavus English
Secretary and Treasurer, PLINY FISK.
Teller and Interpreter,
scp7-1yF j. G. OEHLSCHLAGER.
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INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL,
OUAI4OA U4 IIJLA cIIIIL IF4e KASI iJI1 1OOL5l
WILMINGTON. DEL

WILMINGTON, DEL
rSs3 THE subscriber, late proprietor of the
Elii EAGLE HOTEL, Philadelphia, has the
pleasure of informing his friends and the travel
ing public that lie has taken the above named
Hotel, which he has fitted up with entirely
Neg Furniture and Bedding,
OF a superb quality. The House has also seen
renovated and improved in Il manner which will
compare favorably with the FIRST Glass
HOTELS of other cities and cannot fail to give
satisfaction to those who may patronize his
establishment. His TABLE will always be
supplied with the choicest and most wholesome
provisions the market affords.
THE STABLING. belonging to this House,
is good and extensive, and will be supplied with
the best proycnder, and attended by careful
Hostlers.
Nothing, in short, shall be left undone to
make his guests comfortable, and he tlatters
himself that by strict attention to business, he
will merit and receive a liberal share Of public
encouragement.
CHARLES NJ. ALMOND,
nov26-1y Proprietor.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
SAMUEL e. MASSEY.
CloeI. and watch MaI.er, New Caslle, Del

Clock and Watch MaIer, New Cnsile, Del.
go RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
&sSGof DOVER and of Kent and Sussex
Counties, that he has just received a large and
beautiful assortment of Watches, Jewelry, &C.,
and aatters himself from long experience in the
business that he is enabled to sell as low as
can be purchased at any similar establishment
in Philadelphia, or elsewhere. Fine Watches
bought to order.
N. B.-Clocks, Watches, &C., carefully re-
paired, and all work warranted to give satisfac-
ton. The attention of the people in the sur
rounding country is respectfully solicited.
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TRUSsEs! TRUSSEsH TRUssEs!.
G. III. NEEDLES,
Truss and Brace Establishment

$. W. COR. OF TWELFTH AND RACE sTs.,
PHILADELPHIA.
- IMPORTER OF FINE FRENCH
GSTRUSSE5 combining erfreme Hght-
ness, ease and durability with correct construc-
ton.
Hernial or ruptured patients can be suited by
remitting amounts, as below; sending number
of inches round the hips, and stating side at-
iected:
Cost of Single Truss, 50, So, 81, s.. Dou-
BILE, So, Sc, IS, and SO.
Instructions how to wear, and how to effect
a cure, when possible, sent with the Truss.
Also for sale, in great variety,
DIR. BANNING S IMPROVED
PATENT BODY BRACE,
For the cure Of Prolapsus Uteri; Spinal Props
and Supports, Patent Shoulder Braces, Chest
Expanders and Erector Braces, adapted to all
with Stoop Shoulders and Weak Lungs; Eng
lish Elastic Abdominal Belts, Suspensories.
Syringes-male and female.
Gg- Ladies' Rooms, with Lady attendants.
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Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-15
MILFORD AGENCY.
Justices, Constables and Collectors
R1aO1xs

~ w. WHITE, corner of Market and Wa
VI. ter Streets, near the Bridge, MILFORD,
Del, keeps on hand a general assortment OF
BLANKS, (RPoRrER print) The citizens OF
that town desiring superior article OF Blanks,
will do well to give him call
10 He is also authorized TO receive Sub
scriptions for the DELAWARE STATE REPORTER.
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Delaware State reporter. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1853-1859, 1856-02-15
LUMBER LUMBER!
Crippen g. LambSOn, Water Street

NEW CASTLE, DEE,
TVAVING on hand an extensive and well
J. 4 assorted stock of Lumber, well seasoned,
would invite the attention of those wishing to
purchase, to it, previous to purchasing else
where, as we are disposed to sell at small profits,
and will deliver it free of charge at the Rail-
road Depot, or on board of vessels, at our
place.
Also, will be found a very extensive Stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, &C.,
all of which will be disposed of at reasonable
prices. CRlPPEN y LAMBSON,
ian1S-tf New Castle.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT"
ENVANS' FIRE & THIEF PROOF SAFESl

PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT"
EVANS FIRE & THIEF PROOF SAFESl
~ for Merchants, Lawyers, Farmers and
others, having Books, Papers, or other valua-
bles, to preserve from FIRE or BURGLARS.
Day 4 Newell's QIobb 81 Bank Locks.
A CARD.-The Fire Proof Safe,'' that
preserved our Books, Papers, &c, during the
& Great Fire at IIart's Buildngs,' was pur-
chased of OLIVER EVANS, 81 S. Second Street,
Philadelphia. GErz Buck.
REFRIG AND WATER FILTERS
EVANS Premium Ventilated Refrigerators
for cooling and preserving Meats, Butter, Milk,
Water and all articles for culinary purposes.
Water Filters, for purifying braclsish or mud
dy water, whether effected by rains, limestone,
mari or other causes can be had separate or
attached to the Refrigerators-a small quanti-
ty Of Ice cooling the whole, in the warmest
weather.
Portable Shower Baths, for the use Of warm
or cold water
Water Coolers, for Hotels, Stores and Dwell
ings.
Store Trucks, for moving boxes, bales, &c.
Seal presses, copying, do. Druggist, do.
OLIVER EVANS,
No. 81 South Second Street,
doors below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
| (EsTABLIsHED IN 1889 feb8-ly
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Railroad R Reports.
Report of the Resident Engineer of the
Delaware Railroad.
Dover, January %, 1856.

DOVER, January p, 1856.
Hon. S. M Harrington, President, DC,
SIR: have the honor to present for the
consideration Of yourself and the Board OF
Directors of the Delaware Railroad Com
pany, the following general summary of the
amount of work done upon the line of the
Delaware Railroad during the year ending
December 81, 1855; together with an es-
innate of the cost of completion of the
work to its southern terminus at Seaford.
An,t Of Work Done during tie past Year.
Cubic yards Of earth moved, 3S0,782
Perches Of bridge masonry laid, 572
culvert " 1,473
Linear #. of bridge superstructure, 100
Cubic trestling, 1860
Miles Of track laid, exclusive of
turn-outs, 34
&" ballasted, 2l4
On the graduation, masonry and bridging
above specified, there have been employed
r. 3S,932 laborers,
$4,000 horses,
1913 superintendents,
013 nasons,
728 carpenters
Buildings.
A dweling-house has been erected at the
junction of the Delaware with the New Cas-
tie and Frenchtown Railroad, and, also, at
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal cross
ING, for the accommodation of the switch
and bridge tenders.
AT Middletown, depot and tank-house
have been completed-the former being
200 feet in length and 35 in width, and COM
bining passenger station, freight-house
and granary.
AT Smyrna and Dover temporary build
ings, for the accommodation of passengers
and freight, have been erected, which will
speedily give place to permanent structures,
after the weather shall have become suita-
ble foy laying the foundations.
Estimate Of Cost Of Completion Of Work to
,Seqtord.
Between the Junction and Middletown
Masonry 500 per-
ches culvert ma
sonry, @s5.50, $3.50 90
Buildings and fix
lures at St. Geor-
gcs and Mount
Pleasant Stations, 1900 90
J q TS0 IN
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BUSINESS CARDS.

~ H. NEEDLES, Truss and Brace Estab-
W lishment, S. w. corner of Twelfth and
Race Streets, Philadelphia.
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nAVIS n GREER, Milford, Del, Wholesale
A|and retail dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Goods.
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GOLD FINGER RINGS, 81 cents to $50;
Watch Glasses, plain 49, cents, patent 18a,
Lunet 25; other articles in proportion. All
goods warranted to he what they arc sold for.
STAUFFER & HARLEY.
rg- On hand some Gold and Silver Levers
and Lepincs, still lower than the above prices.
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IN LANDRETH & SON, Agricultural Ware
~ house, Nos. 81 and % South Sixth ST.,
Philadelphia.
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BLANKS! BLANKS!
Now on hand and for sale at the
Reporter Office, Dover,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BLANKS,
IA to which the attention of Justices of the
Peace, and others requiring Blanks, is parti-
tularly requested:
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STAUFFER & HARLEY i,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHEAP WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

@sFa WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at the
~ Philadelphia Watch and Jewelry Store,"
No. 96 North SECOND STREET, corner of
Quarry Philadelphia.
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For justices Of the Peace.

eularly requested;
For justices of the Peace.
Commitments, ST W per or.
Capias adj Satisfaciendum, | w :
Executions, w :"
I" with clause to attach
Garnishee, w
q e Surety of Record, 90 g
Foreign Attachments, w
I. GO Advertisements, 90 g
Negro Marriage Licenses, o0
Referee Rports, w
Recognizanccs, w
Snhnmnas 00
Scire Facias-3 forms, w
Venditioni Exponas, 90
Warrant of Arrest, 81 w
Warrant, Commitment & Bond
in Bastardy cases, %
Summons, or Warrant for
Debt, w
Fee Bills, 122 cts. per copy.
For ConstabIes.
Sales, Distress Warrants, and Summons, at
81 90 per qure.
For Attorneys, Conveyancers, Merchants, &c.
Deeds, with acknowledgment of
man and wife, 81 so Rer Or.
Deeds, with acknowledgment of
single person, oO
Mortgages, with acknowledged
Of man and wife, 50
Bonds, with the power of Attor-
.ney on separate leaf, 80
Judgt Bonds, (single and double,)l 90
6 Notes, g g 90
Promissory Notes, ] 90
Checks on the Farmers Bank, ! 90
Narrs, ETC., W
Blanks under the Act for the Suppression of In
temperance.
Warrant of Arrest, 81 90 per or.
Recognizances on Appeal, ! 90 g
Commitments, l 90 Z"
Petitions, Certifcates& * Bonds,
to buy and sell for ''Mechani-
cal, Chemical and Medicinal
purposes, and to manNfac-
fure and sell to Agencies, 25 cts. per sett
The above Blanks are all printed on the bes
foolscap paper, and the blank spaces ruled tt
facilitate writing.
10 Persons wishing Blanks sent to them by
Mail or by State, are requested to remit the
amount Of the bill by letter, as well as the post
age or freight, on the package to be sent
Small packages can be forwarded to any
point on the Stage Route, between Milford ant
Wilmington, Tor 12a cents. The y. s. postage
'on each sheet is l cent.
D- All kinds of Blanks neatly printed t.
order on reasonable terms.
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Total estimated cost,
s78,72S 20

This will depend, as to time, almost en-
tirely upon the available means of the Conn.,
pany.
For its accomplishment, the amount of
work absolutely necessary to be done, as will
be perceived by an examination of the fore
going estimate, under the heads of Gradua-
ton, Bridging, Ballasting, Track-laying, &C.,
will require an expenditure, after having
deducted the amount payable in stock and
bonds, as also the estimated cost of train-
work, of
Above Dover, $4,000
Below " 68,500
Making total Of s75,1O0
With this amount of available funds to
be applied as above referred to, we may
confidently anticipate the running of the
trains over the entire road by the fourth
day of July next.
A small additional outlay will be sufficient
to provide temporary buildings for the ac-
commodation of freight and passengers,
should the financial condition Of the Com
pany render such course advisable.
To show the correctness of this statement,
as to the probable time of opening, more
clearly, it will be found, byreterring to the
estimate, that there remains, below Dover,
132,000 yards OF material to be moved.
10000 yards of this amount will be moved
during the present month, although the
weather has been particularly unfavorable
for our operations. The remainder, 102, 600
Yards. at the same rate per month, will re-
ouire little over three months, or, until the
10th day Of May, to complete the entire
graduation.
The number of miles of track to be laid,
including turn-outs, is 3S9.
Counting twenty-three working days to
the month, this can be accomplished at the
rate of one-third Of mile per day, between
the 1st day of February and the lst of July.
In this calculation, ample allowance is
made for any delay that may arise from, at
present, unforeseen causes. Without the
occurrence of any such, the track could
readily be laid in eighty days, without extra
effort.
| The requisite amount of funds is alone
wanting. More than one-half that amount
is now due from Stockholders, and chiefly
| from tnOSe reStuihS peiV" 0o'
It is needless to add single word in Or
der to show how greatly to their interest
speedy completion of the work would be.
The many anxious enquiries made as to
when this event may be looked for, proves
the entire community to be aware OF it.
Will they help themselves? or, by suffering
the work to be retarded, deprive themselves,
for another year, of the advantages now be-
ing enjoyed by the farmers, and the busl-
ness community generally along the upper
portion of the line? They, alone, can an
swer these questions. Trusting that this
presentation of facts may aid in inducing
them to even more than speedy ful6lment
of their existing obligations, remain,
Respectfully yours, Fl
Nh, JOHN DALE, /,
! Resident Engineer Of Deza,carc Railroad
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WooD, GRAIN and other GaIa Produce ~. re-
ment of subscription at Dover market prices.
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IN +. BURTON, corner Of Maine and North
n y. Streets, Dover, Del, Drugs, Chemicals,
and Fancy Articles; Cigars, Tobacco, etc.
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s235,s6e %

s235,8 90
Much delay was experienced in the pro-
secution Of the work through New Castle
County, in the early stage four operations,
by reason of the pecuniary embarrassments
of the Company; arising, chiefly, from the
unexpected calls for payment of excessive
land damages; and, also, during the last
summer, from the extreme unhealthiness
of the district of country bordering upon
the line of our operations. These causes,
among others, have operated to prevent the
opening Of the road to Dover at an earlier
period; but, am happy to have it in my
power to congratulate you upon the arrival,
to-day, of the first train, with general mer-
chandise consigned to the business men of
this vicinity.
Mgford Branch.
During the past simmer, two lines were
surveyed with reference to the location of
this Branch.
The distance from the main stem, in the
vicinity Of Clark's Corner, to point about
Z of mile from Milford, where the sur
veys were terminated, was ascertained to be
SO miles.
An examination of the profile shows d
peculiarly favorable route for the construc-
ton of cheap road with light grades
ESTIMATE OF COST.
Graduation, $4,000 90
Bridging-300 linear feet pile,
Ms7.5O, 2,25o 90
Timber-drains, 300 90
Cross-ties-18,7OO "a 33c., Gill 90
Ballasting-1O,00O yards, @
24c., 2,400 %
framework, 1000 90
Track-66S tons iron, "a $50, 4O,080 90
nt-blocks-374O, (a 28c., 1,O47 90
Spikes and joint fastehings, $500 90
Track laying -!83 miles, ,includ- .y.a
ing turn-outs, (9 $3.50 % M, 1870 W
Buildings, &C., 5000 90
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TSYANS & WATSON, Manufacturers of sala-
-AA mander Safes, No. 26 South Fourth St.,
Philadelphia.
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Total cost from Junction to
Dover, s34,S54 90
9-From Dover to Seaford;
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line,5 1890 Sriils pls.
ca &c., s56,775 90
Less amount paid, 5000 90
Engineering expenses, 3
Per eentage retained, prior to
Jan. l, 1855, 80

ton, s2s5, ,866 90
OF the above amount of two hundred and
thirty-fve thousand eight hundred and
sixty-six dollars and ninety-two cents,
there will be payable
In cash, $l87,835 40
Stock and bonds, 48,031 43f
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-09

against the public press for ditfusing its
principles. To justice to DR.. Hunter we
will allude to a fact in that connection.
Tho New York Express was the last of
the city journals to take up the topic,
which was done only when a careful in
vestigation Of the theory and its practice
in'the laboratory aud among the patients
of DR.. Hunter, warranted such a step.
Among the latter we found a numerous
representation Of our own profession
from all quarters Of the country, owing
to their peculiar liability to consump.
ton.
Of those who present some remarka-
BILE cures, we're different parties connect.
ed with the press of New York, as lead
ing editors and p.oprietors Through
this we presumed, had they become iden-
titled with the advocacy Of inhalation in
a manner which indicated an interest
that nothing else could probably induce.
Messrs Clayton of the Commercial Ad-
vertiscr, Jones, proprietor in the Daily
Times. Bennett Of the Herald. and 9TH
err similar persons ofthe press here, hav-
ing been benefited by this new practice
gave it the impulse which it has had
through that channel. Besides such
personal " venality " there is also anoth.
er which may have operated the priv
ilege of commencing from time to time
some consumptive printer who had spent
all his means without effect, on the old
practice to the liberality of a man who
provided him with medicine and skillfnl
treatment without charge. among the
other patients of a large and generous
cliuique. When such a man returned
to the : case" himself a " case y no long.
er, surely DR.. Hunter might reasonably
have soma claim upon his composition
stick. Indeed it seems to US that of all
other diseases, to establishment of the
curableness of consumption should natu-
rally command the most attention in the
newspapers, and secure at the handsSof
those concerned in them, a favor for such
a man as DR.. Hunter, which has by no
means been fully met as yet.