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@lOO Reward.
PILES! PlLESl PILES!
THIS HITHaRFo NTRACTAsLE DISEASE or EVERY AEp
ETERT sTAGB,
0rTpVD nv E7yTEpNAI. AppTTNl TI0E 0-yyv

THIS HEHBRFo NTRACTABLE DISEASE, EVERY TeRE AYE
IN E7ERT STAGR,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION OILY.
DIR. CAYANAUGU'S PILE SALVE
WILL never fell in giving immsdinte relief and posi-
w lively curing the worst and most obstinate Of
Hemorrhoid5 or Piles II is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and is the result Of yesTa
OF patient study aud investigation.
Sufferers from Piles have 8 remedy at hand which
will
STAND TIE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure s part to do sl the proprietor
claims for it.
Full directions accompanying each box and ell that is
requisite is strictly to observe Ihsm aud viii soon
to follow
Dr. 7 Il. CAVANAUGB, presently
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles, I mentioned my
condition 70 yOu asking your advca. You recommended
YOUR Pile Sslve saying It would tired 1.-THE
effect was immediate, and ! well, believe it
to BE- Is proved in my case invaluable sdy, and
cure cure tor thSt disease the Piles and such recon-
mend it 20 others.
Yours truly JOHN W, HANSON, ofSt Louis, No,
- Price 81 per box. For sale in Nashville by EEin
Brcs Wholesale Agents and by Druggists and DsslsFz
generally,
Dr. 7, Il, OAVASAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
asgsl-ly isnaa 81 l9gih Ae'
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THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONFEN TON.
The Democratic State Convention, called to nomi-
nsto 8 candidate for Governor viii assemble in this
city on WEDNESDAY THE 18TH INST, As the
Convention will be one Of unusual interest, we urge
upon such Of our friends as have been appointed
delegates, throughout the State 10 endea7or to 0e
present Let every one be Uniformed Of the time
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DIVORCE sUIr.-Thc Greenbrier (Fa) Era says
that Mrs JANE HALE, wife of Prof. =. L. HALE, the
lecturer on Electro Biology, and daughter Of Col
STOCKTON, Of Tayette county Va, is suing for di-
v0rce from her husband.
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A Coon AProNTNENT.--JANEs H. HOLMAN, Esq,
Of Lincoln county has been apPointCd ID Lieutenant
in the First Regiment OF Infantry in the United
States service. Mr.. HOLMAN is a young gentleman
OF talents and well deserves uc homer conferred
upon him. lie accepts the appointment, and is
awaiting orders from the Adjutsnt General at Wash
Ington, to repair to his station.
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IA The New York papers have fine harvest at
this time in the way Of Mysterious Murders, -
shocking cases Of seduction "romances in high
life, " &C. sc. Al the details carefully pre-
pared and fiji their columns. The pictorial papers
give highly approved likeness Of all the parties
concerned, and biographical sketches Of their past
history. just this time the Mss Boxer and John
Dean marriage romance has the run. Vie observe
the Police Gze'ts, with full particulars, adyer-
vertsedin the eastern eities-price "ony six cents.
Fhis is life in ire. society, where population and
wealth are 30 rapidly advancing.
KS The Rutherford Telegraph should not be so
severe on HArToN and his friends, for fear that gen
Jleman may become offended and refuse to canvass
the district and do the speaking for Col READY, and
then that poor old man, who is not able to hold an
audience of fifty men through his exOrdium, might
ind himself badly beaten by some democrat for Con-
gress. The Telegraph must be careful.
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
,ARE ONLY sla-rIME THRO, es HOURS.

AIh1 WLN VT ElTNEl . HNHaNI' % HA- 2 ~
FEVRAINS run through from Stevenson 10 Mem 4 m
II phis and make close connection with trains
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad al steven -
Through Tickets from Nashville to Memphis sold for
Sl2. Time through p hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock, Pm,
TrBin which arrives Stevenson at I5 A. NJ, and
with Trains for Memphis. No delay except 10 chang
ing c. l. ANDERSON,
sprl3-tE Ticket Agent
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IA We very much fear that the editor Of the
Rutherford Telegraph Is getting himself into buug
Cling Inconsistency. in his last issue he appeals to
his party to assemble en- passs at the Court house on
Monday, IN C5nratioa, to nominate a know nothing
candidate for Representative of Rutherford county
in the next State Legislature.
In the same issue the editor violently opposes the
proposed convention to nominate candidate for
that Congressional district. What is sauce for the
goose should be sauce for the gander. We fear the
Telegraph will give the Lebanon Herald the advant-
age oft To be consistent it should oppose all con-
ventions
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A. KERR x CO.,
RTER5 OF
HAVANA CIGARS, WINES BRAN d. ES ,aC.
lust received By Scotland and Cumberland
- large stock Of goods Among which ara:
100000 Cigars, fine brands
100 baskets Champagne Wine
so boxes fine Port
50 boxes fue Sherry
20 casks inc Brandes;
q5 boxes Calhoun whisky
10 boxes Sardines,
. 20 bbls 6n0 Old Bourbon whisky
100 cases Brand, ia bottles.
Also fine assortment of Fruits Cracknul Biscuits, Nuts
all kinds stock OF Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Pipes OF all kinds asd ve thsng that is kept n line
which will sell at the lowest price tor cash.
All these owing will please call and pay, We must have
money, and further ndu 'gence we cannot give.
msr2t-if A. kerr & 60. 81 Cedar st.
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n LEOPOLD's Pa emit Metallic india Rubber Coated Pens
" for sale at JOHN YORK & CO.'S BOOK STORE, only
authorised agents for Nashville. Price 90 per gross with six
pen holders 2 cents per doZeu with one holder The Pens
coated with preparation Of India Rubber aHd are war
ranted nO 10 cOrrOde They superior to gold pen
for writing Look particularly for hB Of e. LEoFoLni
end get helgenune article. Imar2s-d3Wr
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IMPORTATION WANTED.-Nr. Walker Harrison, an
old gentleman of this place is DESTROYS Of ascertain
ing the whereabouts of his son, Hiram Harrison,
who AT last accounts resided somewhere in LouisI-
ana lie has not heard from him in several years.
ANY information respecting him viii be thankfully
received. Address Walker Harrison, Lebanon, Ten
nesses.
Our brethren Of the press viii please copy.-LcJ-
anon Herald.
~ Bun7an5s AIlss0ry Ut the Pilgrims Prcgross Is to
be dTamst.zsd aud produced At the BJveSy Theatre, IN
New York in few days. A mPRDy Of about twenty in
vsnss are training Tor This novel and unique rePreSen
aHon The manager PROPOSES 10 exhibit IN New England
curing the summer.
Ex SrcEErAET NAECY--It is stated ttot q number Il
be MERCHANTS of New York have subscribed largely 10 pur-
chase service pGts be presented 10 Governor Marcy
for his regard mercantile interests While SecIetay a
state.
~ Boston folks talking Ct iuiictinE the Speaker
ofba Lower branch OF The Massachusetts Legislature for
keeping disOTdsrly house"
F-I II is proposed in Boston 10 erect monument in
honor Of John Howard Paine The author Of Hone, sweet
home"
~ Hon Rufus ChOate, Of Mass is confined to his bed
By sickness,
~ A man usmsd Thompson was "drsumsd OUT o.
OsaTlottc. n c. last week. Tor tamPsrng with slaves
~ Counterfeit $50 notes On the Bank Of Charlotte, n
g, are IN circulation
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PY virtue or deed Of trust executed % BY s. L. BaR
ID the 9th day Of April 1854, shall sell 70 the highest
bidder cash, the 2UrH DAY ArRIL 1857 % ths
premises Tract OF Ian (, which hns saw aad
Grs MI and other decided In trusto me b.
Baf BY deed Of date Lands where said Bait
lives, In he 9Th District Of White county Cansy
Fork River bounded the West By ihc u w. Cotton
The South By the lands OIL u Rhodes the ss 81 the
lands Of said Rho les and " HuLson, and Horh By
the lands q said HutOn, containing 21g more or less
Acres. The terms Of said sale will be cash hand. Said
sale made close the deed Of By he said
BaitiT above Tbs tbs % Of March. 1851
mFh7-tw Gwtd- JESSE FRANKS, Trustee.
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IA The donations and grants Of public land from
the General Government to the different States for
schools for railroads and other internal improve
nents for military services, to individuals and com
panies an0ut hundred and thirtythree million
six hundred and eleven thousand two hundred and
two acres equal to about oneenth part Of the total
public domain. About one-thrl part Of these grants
and donations for military services, located IN
der what is called land warrants; about one-h8s Of
the total was for schools and universities. The pub
lie domain has hardly yet been touched. In the ag-
gregate only about three hundred and fifty millions
Of acres have been disposed Of The quantity IN
sold is upwards Of one thousand millions Of acres
enough TO cut up into good many small farms for
the homeless who only require an interest in the
soil to become useful and happy citizens.
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Nashville Theatre.
Graaf AffractinnI

DOSIrIVELYOT Two Nights only-SA TURDAY and MON
L DAY. APRIL 4rH and 6TH, 1857 The Wsrid RenoEnsd
FB KHR OF AVA! the UHTivHllsd Magician, viii open
his Magnificent Palace Of Enehantmsut the above
ninE when be will introduces many New and Original Mag
cal aHd MyseIiarachial Illusions, Transformations, ecep-
tons, &C.
ADMIssI0E-TO all Paris q the house cents: Coorsd
Gallery IS Co0rsd Box 81 Doors open quar-
ter before Z CuTtan rises quarter before O'Clock.
Seats be secured from 10 ~ ~ A. NJ and
P. n. For particulars see bills Of the day.
a2ri2 G. CLARKE HENDERSON, Agent.
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OF 20 UNION sTREET.

HAVEjast arrived from The Esst with full assortment
81 the latest stlss OF French and EDgla Millinery Goods
respectfully invite the attention OF the Ladies' Of Nash
Vile and vicinity call and examine my SI7cs will be
happy my old cusomcr and pains Will be spared
IN eudeav0rng 70 please. Remember my motto: Quick
and light prOdts.' Dom. forget 10 give call al
No 20 URiou street, Stairs nearly opposite CamPb5ls
Buildings. lmarchl9-d3m.
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MICK nIYEil MILE ACADENIY.

DUCK RIVER MALE ACADEMY.
TIWIS SCHOOL, Bedford county, Tenn, tributary
tbs river OF its name, is situated In healthy ano pro-
duCiive country, the line OF Nashville and Chatta
HOcga Railroad from the War4ee Depot Of which u 10 as
four miles The Building recently erected, contains
rooms and would easily accommodate l40 pupils The
session will begin the rs Monday In May and conunue
90 weeks Board, Ecudng washing, lights, &e SIS or $40
per session.
Tuition.
Spelling Reading. and Wrng. 80 90 per term o. 20 NeeA
Arithmetic, Geography, English Gram "
Higher Mathematics, LatiB, Greek, PbynoluRy and
Nhlufal fhllOsop
Patrons especially requested enter heir children ne
beginning middle Ofhe session. No deduction made foa
time OF entrance 70 close OF term except in Of
eG sickness. A. N. TlLLMAN, ! -.
mar2I-d&w6W. G. ". EVANS. Ae--Asf@s
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NOTICE.

A have sold out my Cabinet Establishment 10 L. W
n Shahsr Co. an persons Indebted 70 respect
fully requested % call and settle their without de-
lay otherwise they will DO Puliu:1 tao hands OF Collector
for collection.
wish distinctly understood that the above notice is in
elded for every person thal to the amount OF
solitary dime. J. ". MCCOMBS,
aDrl5-dIm. Church stree Cherry street.
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TRUNKS, VALISES, q
NEW SPRING STOCk.

n u " DI ILILNU . 7 OOIAs
I AN now receiving my Spring Stock OF Boots, rFta1
Shoes, &c, for the Spring Trade, eOnsiAti1g Of
Ladies' Kid BOOlses, with and without heels, Ladies' "
fns Lasting -Ciaers, with and without heels,
Ladies plain Lasting Caters Buskns and Sppsra, me 3
lish French Amer Kid slippers With and without
heels White and Black sain and KID Caters, Jenny Linds
and Slippers embroidered, BrOuZe Morning Slippers
together with large supply Of staple Shoes Tor women
misses a. q children.
FOR GENTS.
Fine Stitched, SeWGed and Pegzsd Boot, Kid Patent
Leahers and Calf Congress Caters for Men, Boys, Youths
and Children Gents Paeht Leather and Calf Stitched and
Pegged Oxford Ties CHARTERED Dress Shoes, Of the
sty and gnes manship and MATERIAL also
good lot Of Mems, Boys Youths and Chdrens Calf and
Bogaus Heavy BTOgsns for Plantation and Iron Work
Hands. Please cali Is Public Square and examine the
stock CHARLES 3. HALL.
S-Ths very and largest lot or sole Leather and
Kip Iron Frame Travelling franks, VGces Carpet Bags,
SaLchCls Bonnet Boxes In the city, TO which invite
especal attention Tmarz7-LE1 C. b. HALL.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
OF with three Frame Uicas il, fronting feet On
II Cedar street, lOl feet from the Public Square.
u2Fil2-dlm. JOHN KIRKMAN.
CIUERI CIDER
- BCElVED this day per steamer Stlue West p barrBla
IL Of Cider. Call soon II you ish good Cider.
ID. ". RUSSELL, Agent,
mar3l Corner Broad and Front streets.
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New Arrival.
Clifton q Abbot.


VTTOULO respectfully call Of their friends
w and the public generally their present stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
consisting Of Mems and Boys Clothing Of all styles aud
prices. Also,
FURNISHING GOODS
In the greatest variety, which British Haf Hose
superior a.tcle Fancy and Cotton Half Hose; MernO feet
half Hose Napoleon De Joinyile LoutOn, and great
rey of other Neck lss very rich assortment Of Damask
silk CraVals, SILK, Kid Lsl5 Thread and other Gloves
Marssais, Fancy and White Shirts; Shirt Collars, both
fancy and whte Silk Drawers and Shirts MeTRo, Leslie
Thread aud Jean Shirts and Drawers. These few
among list OF articles too Numerous TO mention just
Ceved. imaT3i-u.
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FOR sale BY
SPRING STUCK!

LADIES' FIVE BOOTS AND SHOES
AN IN receipt Of smother lot q hos8 English, Ia
l Calf, Son Finish, ConEEe's, Heel Boots IiaHan
Cloth Heel Gaitsrsi Kid slippers, grsaI Varsy.E ~
These hoes VERY handsome and desirabis- -.
naFehI7 JOHN RAMACE, a College street.
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Rank OF ERSt TenneSSP-

FAST Tennessee Bank money Will be i1ksn at par untn
II the lsl Of June uHz Patents the Imperial Cam
ph1r Wash MIXTURE Tnis mixture easily prsnarsd a.
Ciaes the labor Of washing clothes not Bjuro he
g0lOFs texture
Ceuihealss from Col. Lutre Comptroller Vim. g. swan
former Attorney Gsnsrah and many others VINO have vii
messed is greEt savlnE 0f labor and time.
Exclusive ght 70 County, population lees Than 5000 ~
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John RAMAGE, ~ College street. has re- FilI1~1T
- eeIyed another LOT Of The best English Sole TTV
Leather Trunks and Valices and la ge stock = 81 81 il
H So%a i'1-''' O'-inE '-i' JOHN RavAgR.
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Where Patent Tor the County has not been disposed s
address G.. W. ChOIZER, Kno1vllls, Team.
I ? The PaeIt Nights FOR shy County state, except
AississpP and Mssour, which have bsen disposed o.
april l-tw&W2aa
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Our lllin OILS Correspondence.

SPxINaFIELD, Oct. Is, 1867.
Illinois Politics-Ihe Monetary Crsis-P rogress
of Springfeid-M,nois Acknowledgements
&c.
Our country elections come of next month, and
the tickets are almost wholly made up on party
issues. The republicans think they have plurality
II the Know NothiDgs do not 60 all one way. APP
peaIances in this county indicate that the republi-
cans will put a few Know Nothings upon their
ticket, and thus outgeneral the democrats, who
have made up theirs by wholly ignoring them. But
this election is Of importance abroad, as it will
not indicate the relative strength of parties upon
tional issues. When we come to elect the next Lee
gisature, which is to choose United States Sena-
tor in place of Douglas, then you will see an earnest
contest. Sucker will meet Sucker, and wo to the
party that is sucked in"
The discordaDt state of the financial world
is fully felt here We had no "run" upon our
banks, because we have none that issue noes.
The absence of banks of issue in this city of $4,000
inhabitants, the capital Of a State in which banks
are 30 numerous, is certainly singular phenomenon;
but such s the fact The effects OF the pressure
upon the ye not seriously felt because
FOOD is cheap al d the labor market not over sup
piled. Horses and cattle have fallen considerably,
and land and real estate must 60 down If affairs do
not change for the better.
The progress Of our city has been most satisfac-
tory this year. The streets have been improved,
and ABOUT 80 business hoases and 800 dwellings
erected. Among the latter is the mansion of Gov.
Natteson, one Of the finest west Of the Aleghaues,
albeit the cupola Ia suImounted by an ilshsped
concern that looks something like weak imitation
of the "house of seven gables" One new and ele-
CANT church has also been built.
The Great Western Railroad was sold in this city
last Friday for the nominal sum OF 81 loo, TO Mr..
Corneau This was the price Of the track-the rolling
stock brought respectable sums. Messrs. Wiley and
Griswod OF your city, the real purchasers, how
ever; and, under their direction and the active So
perintepdence of Mr.. Watson, it Is confidently ex-
pected the road will recover from the Ill effects Of
former Encouragement The st Louis, Alton aud
Chicago road, under the charge Of ex-Gov Matteson
Ia enjoying q healthy prosperity. That the roads
feel the effects Of the present monetary pressure 10
true; but the immense amounts of breedstuJ In the
northwest must soon begin TO move eastward, and
thea will, in some measure, return their wonted
prosperity
Emigration sets strong into Kansas and Missouri.
have seen az many twenty families pass through
this city In single day. During the year not less
than 800 families have passed through this city.
Friday night we bad heavy frost, and the crisped
leaf speaks eloquently Of coming winter.
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New York; while in each Of the large Atlantic or
inland cities branches separate Institutions of the
same class flourish. Each one possesses several
agents IN every State Of the Union and In every
British province, who from time to time visit the
cities, towns and villages of their district and by
some means or other procure the minutest informa
ton respecting the business, relations antecedents,
prospects, character and credit of the business popu-
latiOn therein residing. These reports are then
sent to headquarters where they are alphabetically
arranged In volumes for future reference. By pay
ment OF moderate annual subscription, merchants
obtain the right Of access to this intelligence which,
i v at once be seen, of the greatest service to
them in negotiating with unknown or doubtful Gus
toner's What strange revelations OF fraud and
infamy are contained in the ponderous tonnes to
which these secret records are entrusted! To one
who has glanced through them, even Ivan Golovin's
generalization on the merchants OF America seems
scarcely incorrect. It was but the other day that
paper was placed in my hand containing reports on
three Of the leading commercial houses in one OF
the greatest cities OF the West. Of NO. "
enticed their customers into gambling transactons
and feeced them Of their money: the second
firm was headed by Q man guilty OF forgery, which
crime he had "hushed up" and now resided at
distance, while his money upheld the concern; ana
was accustomed to risk the joint capital OF his
house in wild land speculations; while the junior.
TO the words OF the report ID not unfrequentiy
on bender drunken spree) Tor ten days ct . time"
As laid down the document, the very natura'
question presented itself to my mind" n such be
the character OF leading houses, what must be the
state OF affairs with less respectable drms2 Des-
pite all its advantages to the honest trader, can
not believe that such system of espionage and
secret guillotining' could 90 maintained in Eng
land it il totally at variance with the opcnBess Of
the British character, ard 1t is marvellous In no
slight degree that even here it should ever have
prevailed. N. earlier, Partisan auocat, who has
been travelling in this country for nearly three
years, Is now engaged in studying the system, with
q view to its Introduction into France-a soil GER
tainy more congenial to its Development than that
of either England or this country.
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BusIRD TREAsuR ConIHa TO LIeHr.-The Pc
nipsuax (Del Ne,os rne po3pe OF tho lower pat
or continue pick up silver coins along the coas
friend irfoyms thh, acoo~dpg - tho best ufo,ma.
ton he collect, hero have been from eight 10 nine
housaE doars cold cted altogether. The coin datas
far 6os e l7ls and u in circulation Gil over baltimore
Hrndred The prevailing opinion ID that 10 the monoy
which buried by Gibbs and walnsey, the tso no
torious pirates sbo, Aer oonvcop, onfessed NAL they
buried money In the sard In thai nsgnborhood"
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nIssoLUyTor-TBB CoPARrrERsHIP unRWo
~ fore essurg besvsep Bojsr 9rsham havf,s bsen mu
usly dssoi 'ed he dsy Of ooo ,er rst ths undes
signed INFORM friends and he pr1c ~ large
that ne business Of sign and namenal pssiisg al ~
varieties vii be Continued hy the subscriber II bic new 10
osen. No Hl Green sch street northeast corner Of Room
GILBERT GRAHAM % Hcjw A grshsml
$50 W. HOgER
GILBERT GRAHAM
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SyIaHosrnA U.IsA vALRErIrI PAHAvALLI, LAYS
- " prrps o. n-sco and view Orleans the
70 fos ds snd her prpDs that che has decded
give again In singing sd On The piano. n prioss sui
De pne> She be seen .. he n heho Bsts EVER
day from M o'olock-
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DIpopDp PRACrIuE-o ID. HAMMOND NJ D., Pb
III oil az Ktcord OF Paris ~ho he frst living surgson
disess~s Be N sytsr and Dr. O.rnocs.n
Of th cry consulted IN snrliss rrercs per
sraly ~ ~ les~v At occ No 81 Bl~~cker sse-i
Broadway, IRON % l, aud fron y 10 he everng.