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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-22

THE TERRIBLE PLAerE II TIE EAsT-TER-
RIFLE VisITArIoS.-The following graphic
account of the plague in the Barbarv States
will be read with painful interest. The dis
ease first broke out among an Arab tribe,
about six hours distant from Bengazi, and a
report Of the dreadful ravages twas making
reached that city on the 25th Of last April.
The disease soon found its way into the un-
guarded CITY, and IFS first victims were the
women and children Of the poor. But it
soon spread with fatal rapidity, attacking
with fatal yirulence rich and poor alike.
Entire families persisted miseably. Then
ensued general panic. and Of population
Of 5000 souls. more than half abandoned
their homes and fled 10 the desert.
OF those that remained forty or fifty died
daily, sometimes more. Night and day the
bodies Of the dead were cast hastily into
their shallow graves. and the cries Of the
Moorish women. and the howlings Of the
Jews, and the dismal tolling of the Catholic
chapel we're terrible to hear. Al length the
Ottoman government. in consequence Of
Consul Groves representations, sent a
steamer from Constantinople with two ply
sicians, who, Immediately after their arrival,
declared the disease TO be plague Of the
most yirulent type, and in consequence o.
their circulars 70 that effect. Bengazi and
all the ports Of Northern Africa have been
placed IN strict quarantine.
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MASuFAcruRiSG ~ CoNSEcrIcuT.-Th
Hartford Times has the following in relation
TO the manufacturing industry Of Connecti-
cut:
/" A successful manufacturer in this county,
in conversation day or two since. remarked
to US that 10 respect to the goods produced
by the American manufacturers, Of nearly
all descriptions. but especially cassimeres,
satinets. DC. there has been a greater i'm.
provement Of the quality during the last year
than in any other SIX years combined since
the commencement of our home manufactures
in the United States. Eontrasted nv the side
Of American bro4dcloths and cassimeres made
ten years ago. the goads Of 1858 Look like
the best imported articles; and it is plain
that in few years more the home demand
will he Supplied by American goods equal to
the best loreign-made fabrics. Most of the
small manufacturing establishments in Com
necticut, during the past two or three years,
have done as we'll. pecuniarily. in proportion
To the capital employed. as almost any other
kind of business; some have made money.
and some have made a losing business Of IL,
according To their several methods Of carry.
ing on their business, TIE experiment is
being tried. satisfactorily by some. of avoid.
ine the commission houses aud relying upon
their own sales"
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PIMrLEs ANp nLoTcnEs

Are The result Of impure blood. The blood becomes
hick and clogged. The skin Is able 10 cast of the
impurities 80 important 10 health. How many young
men and women We SEQ with their faces covered with
pimpes and bIoichcs. who are endcavofng TO remove
them By The use lsOaps and washes Of various kinds
This s very dangerous and should never be praeiscd
" persons destous ~ good hcath. Mothers who haze
children afflicted with sores and crnptions should reyer
dry them up by external applications, for 10 this way
they will drive IL the hnmors and produce III health foi
the child during is whole life time. There y no mo-
thcr that likes 70 see her ehicn afflicted with feeble
health.
Morses Indian Root Pills. are prepared expressly fci
the cure Of efup,ons ef the skin. such rs pimples
hlolches, sores, &c. They cleanse The blood q 81
Impurities. producing beautiful, clear ard healthy
sLin, 30 much sdmtej w al people Of taste and re-
fneineni.
DE- Mo-s. inlian Eoci riii, are odd ~ al dealer
II gnsAi-fprs.
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CLEAR THE TRACK.

TYNE subscriber would return his sincere thanks 10
his friends and customers for their liberal patron
age while doing business at the old stand. lie has
Gently purchased the brick store formerly occupied BY
James ). Watson, where lie intends keeping variety
Of everything thai is in his line of business lie has
Just received the BEST aud z X EAPES 1 lot Of Com
dictionaries that ever was brought 10 this market lie
intends selling low for cash. His stock comprises
the following articles viz: 200 his Fine Candy. Box
es Malaga Raisins, 100 lbs. Scotch snuff, best alt-
cle SO lbs sicily Almonds, 100 lbs prunes, 80 lbs
Palm Nuts, 90 Jars Pickles, Gloss Backing, 5
Gross Matches, 5000 Cigars all grades, SO bs Fnnged
Kisses, 2 Boxes lube Paste. dozen Pepper sauce, 2
dozen Jars Brandy Peaches, 300 papers Smoking ro-
bacco, 5000 Smoking Pipes, 2 Boxes Chewing Tobac-
CO, Q bbs. Crackers, &c, &c.
ALEX. PLEASANTS.
Sept, %. -3w.
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TERRIFIC ADVENTURE IN A CAVE.

AT the supposed end Of what has always
been considered the longest avenue OF the
Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky, nine miles from
its entrance, there is pit. dark and terrible,
known as the Maelstrom. Tens Of thousands
have gazed into it with awe whilst bengal
lights were thrown down il to make its fear
ful depths visible, but none ever had the dar-
ing To explore it, The celebrated guide,
Stephen, who was deemed insensible to fear,
was offered six hundred dollars by the pro.
prietors Of the Cave if he would descend to
the bottom Of it. but he shrank from the peril.
A few years ago. Tennessee professor, a
learned and bold man, resolved TO do it, and,
making his arrangements with great care and
pfecauti0n, he had himself lowered down by
a strong rope hundred feet. but. at that
point, his courage failed him, and he called
aloud TO be drawn out. No human power
could ever have indnced him TO repeat the
appalling experiment. The feat, however,
was performed in safety, couple Of weeks
ago, by a young man from Louisville. who
had gone TO the cave ia company with Pro-
fessor Wright. lie descended 100 feet be-
FIRE he touched bottom, and found il inste ad
Of maelstrom nnthlng but a circular opening
leading 10 a chamber of no great extent. Ii
ascending he once lost the rope, and when
within Few feet from the top the rope took
fire from friction. yet be was as calm and
self possessed as upon his entrance into the
pit. but all Of his companions, overcome BY
fatigue, sank upon the ground, and his
friend, Professor Wright. from over exertioI
and excitement. tainted aud remained for q
time insensible.
The young adyenturer left his name cary
ell in the depth. of the Maelstrom--he name
d the iirst aud only person that ger gazed
upon its mysteries.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-22

REaARKABLE EyESr.-Eight sisters, the
youngest more than sixty years Of age. wor-
shipped together in theSouth Church on last
Sabbath. for the first time in many years.
Here they sat together in their childhood
and youth; here their father. a venerable
citizen who died many years ago. was one of
che pillars Of the church and here, or rather
in the old house which stood near. ihcy were
baptised in their infancy by the Rev. DIR.
Hopkins Of revolutionary fame. The sisters
have been long separated, 10 distant parts of
the country. one Of them having been resi-
dent Of Virginia. and il was a memorable
circumstance TO meet once more together in
the pew which the formerly occupied. Anoth.
err interesting fact in connection with the
meeting was that they listened to discourse
from their old pastor, Rev. nr. Emerson.
who is now in the eighty-frs; ear Of his age,
all the fifty fourth Of his pastarate.
Salem Regiaer.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

"
At called meeting of Eagle Lodge No.
n, A. Y. NJ. held in their hall on Friday
evening. September II, 1858, the following
preamble and resolutions were Unanimously
adopted:
Whereas it has pleased the Almighty, the
Dsposer of all events, tc/remove from our
midst brother William Horton, who depart
ed this life on Thursday morning, Septem-
Der 9th, A. l.. 1853, in the eighty fifth year
of his age
ResoiUed, That it is our duty to humbly
bow to His decree, SO wise and just.
Resolue9, That although bro. Horton had
lived OFT more than the time allotted for
mans probation. yet this Lodge has lost one
Of Us oldest members, the fraternity good
and worthy Mason, and the community an
aged, respectable and peaceabe citizen.
RESOLVED, That although it is painful to
witness the death of fellow man under any
circumstances, it is yet more painful when
we are called to stand BY the death bed Of a
brother, one bound 70 us BY the strong ties
Of friendship and brotherly love.
Resolred, That although the only survivor
Of his family and family connections, yet in
tne fraternity 10 winch ne DelOhgeu PC louhu
those who cared for him in his affection, and
stood around him in his dying hour.
RESOLVED, That in testimony Of our regard
for the deceased, we wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days; and that the
Secretary be requested to furnish copy Of
these resolutions to the Hillsborough Recor-
der for publication.
c. Z. PARISH,
]. NJ. WOLFE,
r. Wrup Coo prn tom
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EoIIITY SALES

In the matter Of Samuel Tureniine and others, ex
parie-Peliiion for Sale 81 Land
PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Court q Equity.
u foroisnge county, made at September term, 1858,
| will sell on the premises, Friday the 22d day Of
October next that valuable tract Of land formerly he.
longing 10 Daniel Tunentine. all on The waters Il
Buffalo creek adjoining the lands Of John D. Leathets
John Loekhsn, Fanny Turentine and others, con.
tanning three hundred acres, more or less.
Twelve months credit will be given. Bond and good
security required. The title will he reserved until the
purchase money Is paid. Sale at l2 o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, G. & VI. Z.
Sept. % SIS.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, Sept. i5.-The steamer Van.
ierbiit arrived from Liverpool last night,
bringing dates 10 the Sist ultimo. and 555
passengers.
The Queen has returned to England from
her visit 10 Chcrbnurg.
Nearly a million and half Of gold is on
the way from Australia.
General Grant has left I.ucknow 20 relieve
Mann singh and capture fnaabsd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-22

A STRANGE AFrAIR has occurred al Con.
stantinople A resident physician, DIR. Zal.
loni. an Austrian. was called in to prescribe
for the fayorite wife ~ great Turkish per.
sonagr, and on questioning her in the harcm
he found that she was suffering from an in.
fammation Of the bowels. He slightly touch.
ed with his finger the part affected ; on which
an eunuch. who was in attendance. misinter.
preting the act, rushed on him, knocked hin
down, and beat him until he was half dead
The woman's husband. hearing the noise
hurried in. and being told what had taker
place. stabbed the physician in the thigh witt
dagger. The blow was so violent that thu
weapon broke. The wounded physician
bathed in blood. was removed 10 the stree
and left to 20 home a. well as he could. DIR
Zalloni, a lew days after, died Of the injuries
which he had received.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-22

MoRTALIry FROM CHLoRnroRM.- appears
that the mortality in the London hospitals
has increased since the introduction Of ether
ization from twenty.one to thirty three per
cent. or to vary the expression. instead Of
ampntation being fatal in less proportion
than one in four Of those operated upon, it
now proves fatal to one in three The Med
ical Times and Gazette asks in view Of these
facts, Whether 50 enormous a sacrifice of
life is not too high price to be paid for an
asthesiaf"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-22

RpwARp TucKEH. the engineer II the New
Haven railroad train which ran olT the draw.
bridge at Norwalk five years sgo. aud result
ed 50 disastrously in the destruction Of human
lie. committed suicide in the city of New
York on Thursday evening. by severing with
a razor the main arteries Of his left arm. lie
has not run any engines since the Norwalk
disaster. and this calamity j. said to have
proved on his mind 80 forcibly IS 10 have
rendered him at times nearly insane. lie
was forty years Of age. aud has left wife and
Two children residing ~ the vicinity Of Troy
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mARR1ap.
J, c. WEBB, Sec. pro TEN.

MARRIED,
In this county, on Tuesday the lilh instant, by d.
G. Parrish Esq. Mr.. THos. r. MONTGOMERY, Of Gran.
vile county, To Miss RuTHY A. UNsTED, daughter 0
the Rev. David Umstcd.
- The Leisure Hour ant Standard ar, ROO tested
70 copy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-22
HILLSB0R0UGH MILITARY
ACADEMY.

ON January 18th, 1885, the institution above named
~ will he opened at Hilsborough, N. O., to be con.
Quoted in chief by Capt q. G. Tew, now Superintend-
epT Of the State Military Academy at Columbia, South
Carolina, and Mr.. W. d. Gaard, a graduate Of the
South Carolina Military Academy, and instructor of
approved experience. The drill, discipline, and course
Of studies will assmilae as nearly as practicable to
those ofhe Virginia and South Carolina State Military
Institutions The studies Of the first two years. or
preparatory course, will be, Arithmetic Algebra Eng.
fish Grammar, History Of the United States, History OF
England Ancient History, Mythology, Geography.
French and Latin. The details of the advanced course
will he announced hereafter.
The Academic year will continue uninteunptedy
from January 18th 10 the fourth week in November.
The charge will he 5000 per annum payable as fol-
lows: $500 at the commencement of the Academic
year; 500 on May lst, and 800 on August lst for
which the Academy will provide instruction. text
books stationery, quarters, board, fuel lights washing
clothing, Except Shirts drawers and soeksl and med
ical attendance.
No pupil will be admitted under l3 or over Is years
Of age, or who cannot read and write with facility.
Pupils will be received as day scholars for dill and
instruction at the rate Of sos per annum, payable in
three equal instalmenis OF the dates above mentioned
But in this they will be provided with and
accoutrements only, and no responsibility willest upon
The Academy except during the hours at which such
pupils are actually engaged on drill or at recitation.
For further information address the undersigned at
Columbia 3 O., until January list, after that date at
Hillsborough, NC. c. c. TEW.
Sept Is. -5m.
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DEATH FROM FRIoHr.--A young lady,
eighteen or nineteen years Of age, daughter
Of Mr.. Haywood, gardener Of Jacob Astor.
Jr., at Esopus, near Rnndout. IN. w. died
on Tuesday from the effects Of fright. She
was riding in a wagon when the horse took
fright and ran with great speed for about a
mile, when be was slapped. The young wo,
man was taken from the wagon in dying
condition, and lived but a few minutes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-22
a card from Dr. James W. Jarret. of
the New Yoris Lung Euiirnlary.

the New York LING kuiirnlafy.
NJ connection for The past eight Years viii The above
W Institution. chiri Ph and twelve
course al steady devotion 10 the cure Of Pulmonary
Consumption and is kindred Diseases together with
my unriya lied opportunities and advantages 81 Paihn-
logical research aided not ltile hy perfect system
Of Medcat IlhtSaiina-- enabled me 10 give dcri.
sye direct. sud successful Of treatment ior The
positive aud radical cure Of all diseases Of the 7hTOof
Lungs, aud dir Passages. By Inhalion the vapor
and curative properties 81 medicines are directly adj
dressed 10 the diseased organs and the incgumcni
do not advise Medical Iuhsaiinn Of any kin 10 the ex-
cuson Of general treatment; aud although consider
il useful aduyant IN the management Of those fear
col and often fatal Diseases yet deem very nrcessa.
~ that each patient should have the benefit II both
general and local treatment. The Of my treat
menl in the above diseases and the high character Of
the Institution oycrWhch have had the honorio pre-
side are Too well known Il noel any fulugy or COM
ment from At The solicitation Of many private nd
professional friends, Though whose phianthropic aid
the above charity has been long and lherly supported
ard after due consideration. have concluded 10 make
such arrangements. will bring The benefits Of nv cx
perence and treatment within the reach Of 3D. and not
confne myself heretofore, 20 those only who entered
the lnfrmary. OF who were able 10 visit at nv office.
Hoping therefore that the arrangement will give entire
satisfaction. both 10 nv professional brethren aud The
public, would respectfully announce in conclusion.
that lean b eoasniied personally or Bg letter.
al diseases as above, and that the medicines. the
used IN the Institution, prepared 10 suit each
individual case, Inhaing Vapors. Medical lnhlcrs Sc.
&c, will be forwarded BY express 10 any p1d Of the
United states or the eanadis. Terms. MY Terms Of
treatment by letter follows via; SIC per month
Tor each patient which will include medicine sufficient
Coz one months u.c alsp, lnhang Napot and an IN.
halng Apparatus. Payment a. follows: So 20 lie paid
70 Express Agent on receipt Of the box of Medicine. and
the balance So II the expiration Of the manih. IL The
psiicnt Ne cured u entirely satisfied with Inc treat.
ment Patients bs giving full history o. their case.
and their symptom. ~ fall, he treated - well ty
letter Is - personal examination. Patients availing
themselves u Dr. Iaffciis treatment nav fris upon
immediate and permanent ielirf IS Ia seldom has 10
treat case ovefihiiiy days LETTERS lor advice prompt
y answered. For further particulars address
JAMES NJ JARRETT, MD.
No SEQ broadway, Cor. Tuelhh St, n. n.
r. S.-physicians and others visiting lie civ are
respectfully invited 10 call the inGnsp where ma.
ny interesting csses ran hc witnessed ard where our
improved apparatus for Tie inhalation q mrlca sspot
can " seen and inspected.
september IL. Szzs 81
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PRATT, OAKLEY & CO.,
fI.aie Farmer, Bruce 4 Co.,l
Publishers, booksellers aud Sfdiionfrs,

Publishers, booksellers aud Sfdtionrrs,
No. 81 Murray Street, New York.
Id OK en oiIsr At low prices f,i cash. and literal
!. terms for approved credit large stock 81 BANK
and OEflcE STATIONERY. BLANK and AC-
COUNT BOOKS. Receipt ard Memorandum Books,
PAPER OF All. KINDS. Cards. Circulifs. Bill
Heads, &c. Printing and Liihognphng executed 70
order. Bibles, MISCELLANEOUS. and school Books
j. o. x Co. Publi.h Bnllions series Of C;rammars;
comsiocks series IN The Sciences Hookers physolo.
sics Bfoekleslss ASTRONOMERS; Olneys Geography,
newly revised; southern Cliss READERS Palmets Book
Keeping; md TIE "thespes. and best spelling Book
ever usei.
August n. Bs-Gm.
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FARM FOR SALE.

rEsIIE subscriber offers for sale her farm on Cane
Creek. 10 those wishing 10 purchase q farm in
moral and highly cultivated neighborhood, with fine
Schools would DO well 10 call and see for themselves
II is located in quarter Of mile of Mr. Bngham's
School, and about the same distance from the Preshy-
terun Church. Any person wishing 10 educate bis
sons, take hoarders, viii find comfortable dwelling
house, with good barn aud necessary out houses For
further particulars inquire of me at Chapel Hill.
C0RNELIA MORROW.
August 4. ST.
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LAND FOR SALE.

fE'HE subscriber would sell tract Of land two miles
and half from Dnrham's Station on Elerbees
Greek, containing hundred and sixty-two acres adj
joining the lands Of W. n. Pratt, Washington Duke.
and others This land i well adapted 10 the growth Of
tobacco, cotton, and wheat and has on il wen,
and spring Of excellent wafer. Persons wishing TO
purchase this qnaniy Of land would do well 10 exam
Inc this place, very probable they will be suited
For further particulars apply 10 the subscriber oro Mr..
Z. Umstead on the premises
W. n. PATTERSON.
Sept ]. -3w.
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THOMAS WEBB, c. & NJ. Z.
SEPT 20.
IN the matter of William N. Jones and others. e1
pane-Peiiiion for sale Of Land.

10 the matter Of William NJ. Jones and others. e1
pane--Peiiiion for sale Of Land.
ElURSUANT 10 decree Of The Count Of Equity
for Orange county, made Al September term, SIS,
will sell, on Thursday the 81 day Of November
next. u the late residence Of Margaret Iones deceased
flei Of land on The waters Of Cane creek. ad lining
The lands Of Henry Mcdaniel David lashcy sud 9th.
crs, containing about nnc hundred and eighteen acres.
Also. one undivided iih rst Of tract Of about two
hundred acres. adjoining The lands Of John Moore and
others on the waters Of Zane creek
Also. one other tsri. king partly IN 0nnse ard
partly in Allmlnce, adjoining The lands " -.
- sud others, and containing about one hundred
aud seven acres.
Twelve months Sfeda will le given. Bond and
good security required Tile will be reserved until
the purchase money is paid. Sale will begin a. 10
o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, G. & NJ. y.
SEPT. ~. SIS.
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10 the matter of George Ncsl and others, ex parlc-
Petition for Sale Of Land.
PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Court Of Equity for
Orange county, made Al September term. 1858, I
win sell. on the premises, Monday The 25lh day u
October next the tract Of land formerly belonging 70
Samuel Neyil deceased on the waters Of BlaekwooJ's
creek, adjoining the lands Of Wilson Pnlcbei, BIyanl
Slrowj and others, containing one thousand actes,
more or less.
purchasers.
Twelve months credit will be given. Bond and
good security required. The tile win Ne reserved On.
Ill the purchase m,ncy il paid Sale will begin u 10
O'Clock.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & NJ. T..
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Tng FISaLK or rng NoRwALK CALasrry.--
The wretched engineer, Edward Tucker,
who, IL will be remembered. some years ago.
ran train Of cars belonging 70 the New
Haven Railroad Company. through the draw.
bridge over Norwalk river. at Norwalk.
Conn, which caused such fearful loss Of
lie, committed suicide on Thursday last IN
New York, by cutting vein IN his arm.
The conductor on this il.fated train, we
hstievt, committed suicidefhs ds, aftsr che
accident.
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ker0sinc nil and kerosinc Lamps.
I'VE have received oar iliid Ii, Of these ,aiasllo
LAMPS aud 0i. Mans of our ciitehs who
have used THE Oh l5t tina past say II does u
soi hali ~ much candle" Whis some contend III
there T. sa,iaz ol iaD.ihris IL COT. Besides III
Lamp viii gisc teauiiiul rleat liehi squaic III
oiihfcc tIntIss Il can also le " graduated % IN
sou eau have very hHIlsui Lighter a inctc gimmet
shansHg L IN moment Thi. reHlrgs i ttty useful
f,f families and sch rooms We are the only agents
beie lot Jenes patent. which Is the latest improve.
meni.
They will come inia general use asihry become let.
ff knuwn 81 Httef ~ single iastanre have We bsat
any eomplsiui. CAL snb eel one 81
J. g. TURRENTINE & SONS.
August 81. So
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TAKISa a corrsR CeSr TRnx cHmp's
sToaAcH.--On Monday last. a little gil about
three years Of aye, daughter 81 NJ. PhiI,p
Potsdam, living near the Gunner II Fifth and
Sycamore streets. swallowed a copper cent
ni the old coinage. The child suffered con
siderable pain. bur al efforts 70 remove the
cent BY cathartics or emetcs proved upa,ail.
ing. Yesterday afternoon, howeyer. :he col n
was skilifully taken from TIE stomach BY q
physician. by the use of m instrument in :
serted 10 the mouth. ciatiaaaii caseiE.