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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

A DurLISG METHoDIsr.--rhe Monigome-
ry Confederation SAYS that III apprehended
that tie Hon, Shernrd Clemens, NJ. C., who
was severely wounded in the late duel with
o. Jenuing Wise, one of the associate editors
OF the Richmond Enquirer, is not likely to
recover. AZ tho fourth fire, It will be recoi-
lertcd, Clemens WAS wounded in the hip
Joint, and there are evidences of modification
having taken place. Mr.. Clemens was a
prominent member of the Methodist Church,
and is constantly surrounded, and every pos
sible attention paid by his religious asso-
ciates, as well as others.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

tSy- Robert McCue, Of Schenectady, died
suddenly, on Friday night and the verdict Of
the eoroncr's jury was, ave find that by his
ex,reue ngr, and disease OF the heart, the
same Almighty power that placed him here
has taken him 10 himself
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

FoRTFyIsG VALtsTIA.-Among the late
items of English intelligence, it is stated
that engineers are surveying Valentia, with
the view Of erecting s.,apr -fag,iiinaijpnnS 5z
II was predicted, at ihe uW1 Wv ,,r, bo,h
laid. that Great Britain would 'o'.Y .;an,
war with America, the first thing our country
men would have to do would be 10 cut the
ends Of the cable, which they had helped to
lay.--Richmond Dispatch.
Jonathan need not blunt his jack-knifc
on the Gable, ms il il now working.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29
THE POST.
ATHENS. FRIDAY, OCT. 2D, 1893.

tbs MouNr VERSos FUSD.-The Balt-
more American says the sum to be pnid is
100000: $4,000 were paid at the signing
of the contract. The first instalment Of
$4,000 due January :, 1859, is now ready
to be paid. aud II is hoped to raise the entire
purchase sum during the present year, in or
Der to take possession on the coming 22d OF
February.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

NorHiSc LIKE IT Now.--In 1897 good
subject named Benjamin llammctt was fined
Gl000 for refusing to accept the office OF
Lord Mayor of London. What strange
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

LEARNED Boys have seen silly parents
trying 10 get their children to say that they
liked school-,ime better thnn hoIiday.tlme;
that they liked work better than play. !
have seen, with joy, many little fellows re-
pudiating the odlous asd unnatural sentiment;
and declaring manfully that they preferred
cricket 20 Ovid. And il any boy ever tells
YOU that he would rather learn his lessons
than go out to the playground, beware of
that boy. Either his health is dropping and
his mind becoming premnturely and unnatu.
rally developed, or he is little humbug.--
He is an imposter lilo is seeking to obtain
credit under fasle pretesces. Depend upor
it, unless it really be that lie is n poor little
spritless man, deficient in nerve and muscle,
unhealthy and precocious in intellect, he has
in him the elements of sneak; and he
wants nothing but time to ripen into pick.
pocket, swindler, horse dealer, or an "Old
Line Whig."--Frdzer's Magazine.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

Con ON TuE WATgRs,-A ship arrived re-
Gently in New York, whose captain and
crew of 30 persons) had all been converted
at sea, "wilhout any other obvious instrumen-
tality than their religious convictions"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

Rather Hen pRlcED.--A. keene Rich.
ards. OF Georgetown, Ky, has determined to
purchase the celebrated English race horse,
Fisherman. ard bring him to this county,
m. nric, to be- paid for him is $4,000
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

,.P- A Leavenworih letter says cit Is
rumored here that the Hon, Findly PHtter-
son will be the successor Of Gov. Denver
nx Secretary Stanton has become n fixed
resden, Of tho Territory, is one Of the pop
.lar men Of the country, and is likely 10 DO
one of the two frs, u. $ Senators from
Kansas"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

lsssoN To PRlNrgRs. Andrew kessecker,
the composiior who set the first type in what
Is nov the State Of Iowa, is worth fifty thou
sand dollars. lie located, ut an eurly day, in
pabuque, stack 10 his business, never
"tramprd," and now reaps the reward of
his steadincss Of purpose in nm indepcnd
cnt fortune. lie, however, still acts as com
positor in the Times office indianapolis
CHi.ea.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

~ AT Portland (Mc.) a cute genius nd'
yerlised 4 leslure on III "liumbug Of Spirit
ualism," the point Of which would be "lettlng
the cnt out OF the bag" admission five cents
only A large audience gathered nj tho City
Hall on "Wednesday evening; and the lcctursr,
after few words on the nature Of bnmbug,
took from MI, desk n bag. which he promptly
opened, aud out sprang a rerlidbh car The
aud ience. fortunately for the lcelu,er, relish
ed the joke, and nndstihe burst OF applause
that followed he let himseli out Of tie lee
tute rooml
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

t5y- II is good wife who does not apollo
rise when you find her at work In the kiieh-
ID en-, but continues her task until Il Is finished.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

MAILS TO MExTco.-The Postmaster Cen
eral has arranged with Charles Morgan to
carry the mails from New Orleans 10 Vera
Cruz twice month-on the first and I'll.
tecnth-for postages as compensation. The
first mail will be sent on the Tennessee on
the first of November.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

A YoUsG lApY's DFscRlrIloN ora Storm
AT SgA.-Thc sun went dowE like ball ~
dull fire, in the midst OF smearing clouds of
red eurren, Jam. The wind began 10 whlsi
Tie worse than nny OF the lowest orders OF
society in shilling gallery. Every wntc
wns Suddenly ns big and high ~ Primrose
Ilill. The cords oi tho .hip snapped like
bad stay Iaces. No bes, Genoa velvet was
blacicr thsa the armament, aud not even
the voices Of the ladies' calling for the stew
ardcss were hcnrd above the orchestral crash
ihr OF the elements -.IeFrbn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

t1y- A man who moved from Ohio to
Western Illinois, says his children got the
measles and whooping cough as soon MS he
arrived there, and in n letter to his friends, lie
adds.--
"Wha, vii! como next don't know, but
hope tce shant get The Itch I'LL ifie better
able 10 scratch"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

MORAL C0URAGE.--tiiye us moral cour-
age before anything else! II is the only
bravery on which humanity may count for
any real blessing! Give us moral courage;
for while il nerves man for duty, it roots
out of his heart hate and revenge and all
bad passions, making him wise amid dan
sAr.. calm amid excitement just amid law
lcssnrss aud pure amid corruption. II is The
crownng beauty Of manhood.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

A Coon ONE.-An anecdote in Harper,
says the Vieksburg Wing, reminds us Of u
story we once heard Of a revolutornrP sol
dier who was running for Congress. II ap-
pears that our hero was opposed by young
er man, who had never been 10 the wars,
and II was the wont of the revolutionary to
tell the people of tho hnrdships he endured.
Says he, 'fellow-ctizens, have fought and
bled for my country-l helped whip the
British and Indians. have slept upon the
field of battle with no covering but the cano-
py of Heaven. have walked over frozen
ground I'LL every footstep vas marked with
blood" just about this time one of the
sovereignty who had become very much af.
tccied by this tale of woe, walks up in front
OF the speaker, wiping the tears from his
eyes with the extremity of his coat tail, and
interrnpting him, says: Did you sny-you
fought the British aud the lnjinesP Yes"
vtparaedaa.p,d sraxaInIinnav' Did you say
did Did you say you had followed the
enemy of your country over frozen ground
ill every footstep was marked with bloodF
Yes exultanlly replied the speaker. well,
them says the fearful sovereign, Hs he gave
n sigh of painful emotion, IN be id if !
don't think Won have done enough for your
country, and III vote for the other man.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

~ A mans own good breeding is the
best protection agains, other peoples III man-
ners.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

IlsREnIrARy BurFooSUy. see it
stated that son Of n Kentucky Congress
man has joined u circus company, and made
his debut in the RUG as q clown. Of this
particular case we know nothing, but no
body will deny that the sons OF greHt many
members Of Congress might assume the
molly and act the clown without departing
very widely from the public habits Of their
progenitors.-- Boston Courier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29
KEEP cool.

Those calm and rational observations "a
"iake il cooily" and "never cry over split
milk" are very good till they are needed.
! They are extremely saluiary before the frve,
kindies or milk is spilled; bat in the presence
! Of pain, or on the advent Of disaster, 10 ali
those who are not gifted with forlitade by
naturr,or have been disciplined in the school
Of affection. they are about a. effeetual as
whistling in the teeth Of nor.wester.
Their utter impotence Ia the moment OF
| passion reminds us Of the direction given by
a good old New England deacon to his ehoi.
eric sou.
"Whenevcr yon feel your dandsr rising"
said kp, sbs sare TO say the Lords prayer, my
son, or else the alphabet clean through; and
tong before yon ge: 10 The ead ont yoa'l be
ns cool as a cucumber or an iceberg Promise
me faithfully, my SON"
ayes, daddy, promise."
OF trudged Jonathan TO school, carrying
his bread and meat. with a small bottle OF
molasses in his jacket pocket, and his late
firm promise upPermost IN his mind.
boy who bore him an old grudge met
him, md after calling him "youug deacon"
and many othur scurrilous nicknames caught
him of his guard and threw him to the
ground, tearing his jacket, and breaking his
molasses bottle.
Now /, is said by censorious Southerners
that Yankee will take great many hard
names with the patience of a martyr, his
spirit is proof; but tear his clothes, or cheat
his stomach and he will fight to the knife.
Up jumped jonathan, his eyes woHsh, and
his lips white with rage. But "tlere was an
oath in heaven" and he did not forge, it. So
he proceeded to swallow his alphabetical
pills.
"A, B, c, you've tored my jacket-D, T.,
+, you spit my 'lasses-G, II, I, J. X, you're
a tarnal rascal, NJ, n, O, Pa, III larn
YOU better manners, your scamp, your, S, |
i, U, V,Tll spiIe yer pcter, YOU old wall
eye!-W, X, Y, Il, amPersand-now III
pcnnd yer insidcs ou. O. you, you darned
encroachin' villan!"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

.T- Alta recent term Of the Circuit Court
of Jefferson county, Indiana, sixteen married
people were turned loose TO marry again,
that is if they can.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

Fight Behcenn The y. y, Troops and The
Comdnches,- clip the following official
information from the Times Extra of yester-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

Mr.. SLusKERs Co.'s ON AN EXCURSION
Mr.. s. went on steamboat excursion recent
ly. and kindly offered to take some notes for
u.s. The morning after tho rrturu OF the
boat he rushed wildly in upon us and laid
down huge pile ofnoies upon our table,
Then with Il melo dramatic laugh, he rushed
out. A few hours Of asslduous application
enabled us To deciphet the following; 90
"Grea, and glotious time" "beRntiful Ia
dies" "mazy dance "bright eyes" cable
aud eloquent remark" "coquent music"
"fair wine;" ''o'er the glad waters" "vERy
fair wne;" "elorious time" "BssT wine ever
saw" "good joke" 'some more wine;" "iie
on the ocean wave and little more wines"
"gentlemanly aud efficient oncets;" hat lost
hi, buy ovefboard-ma in blue Luttons and
brass coat attempted to jump into the hat
and rescue the lake, but was prevented bv
some glorious wine MS ever saw" "thc for
ward deck fell into beautiful poodle dog
which could swim and consequently wasn't
drowndead in some of the very best wine
ever seen since the discovery of America by
Robt Fulton;' "very singular phenomenon
lake full of whales aud wine;" "never saw
so many beautiful ladies' md wine In lfe:"
great and glorious time aud long may they
wave" Piaindeaicr.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

GnsAr PRizs FrcHr.--Bu0aio, Oct 9o.---
In the great prize fight to-day, Morrissey
won in twenty-five minutes and eleven
rounds. Heeman was badly beaten. The fight
was terrific.
Oct. 2i.-It is understood that Ileeman
has offered to fight Morrisscy again for n
heavy purse.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29
LAwREScsBuRs BANK. TsNS.,
n,t,har 18Th 1879 .

MessrS Editors Patriots, Nashville Tenn:
GESTLsMsN:-rhe L,wrenceburg BINS
has resumed specie pnymcrt. fon will
please make the announcement in your pa
per. Yours, very respectfully,
WIN. SfMuNrOS, Cashier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

.-g- One Of our correspondents asks what
sorts NJ animals are The lhzissL We think
(, likely that oysters are, for they nersr Get
cu, OF IN if beds until :hey arc ralisd oui.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

ELECTION RETUHES.--It seems now 10 CO
pretty well settled that the Administration
has lost in Pennsylvania Is members of
Congress; in Ohio 4; in Indiana 4; total
81. N
The following States have held their eec-
tions for members Nf the next Coagress-
Maine, Vermont, Missouri, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, California, Florida,
South Carolina, and Arkmsas. ln these
States the Administration has u members in
the present Congress. In the nert Congress
there will be only 25 ADMINISTRATIVE demo
Gratis from the same States.
The following is the classification OF n.em-
bers chosen in the recent elections, as we find
II in the Louisville Journal:
Administration, 25
An,i-Lecompton Democrat, 6
Republicans, 4h
Wing, .
Lecompton Amcrican,. /
Anti.Lecompton American
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29
Total opposition,

The Journal says that in the next Con
gas the Republicans and Democrats WIN WIN
Americans, Why's, and anti Lacc%ptSfH L;pt Dems
ocra,s will hold the balance of power, and
probably control the action of the House OF
Representatives. The Americans will num-
Der about 80.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

,ag There is plenty of every thing but
money in this region.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29
liSrEa
Sleeping hy quiet river.

Sleep:ag hy q quiet river.
Ey . hill side far away,
Saw one whose spirit ever
over mIne has held ts sway,
Nor will e'sr ehide the angel
That was sleeping hy the stream,
II she rules this heart forever
I'D be happy with Irene.
Gently, gently awoke her.
Then che raised her eyes TO mine,
Witchsng eyes "a full Of beauty,
They 10 me were al divine.
First she gaEed Oh me in wonder
Then she glanced upon the stream
Then ] whispered, witt thou ever
Give thy heart to me. lrehei
Very low and sad. aud gentle
Was the strain she hteathed 10 me;
As she polhted 10 the river---
"Yonder | would happy bel
Far beneath the rolling waters
One is buried f. Iom my sight
And wander forth to meet him
Where we Parted--eyery night
No III never. never love thee:
All love is buried there"
And she pointed to the water
With a calm and vacant air,
"Cruel death has snatehed him from me,
But III be his gentle bride;
Far beyond the rolling waters
Where no III shall e'er hetide."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

49, The following letter, from the Cash
Ter Of the lawrenceburg Bank, announces
the resumption of specie payment BY that
Institution:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

.Ys- When you seca man in business who
will not advertise or take n newpnprr, look
out for mean, penurous skin flint, too iigh'
to enjoy good health, and who holds PEN
ny so near his eyes that he can't sec dollar.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

TERN OF LIFE The English people ex.
ercise degree of care and vigilance in the
collection Of statistical facts touching life,
health and disease that gives them and the
world very inportan, and striking conclu-
sions To the calculations of longevity made
in the usual manner Of insurance companies,
they add the fact of intemperdnce, and then
show the difference in figures, thus:-"Three
hundred and irtyseven Incorporate persons
die for every one hundred and ten Of temper
ate habits. AT twenty years of age an in
temperate man may expect to live fifteen and
a half years longer while temperate man
of the same age may expect to live forty-four
years longer. AT thirty an Incorporate man
will probably live fourteen years longer;
temperate man, thirty years longer. At forty
an Incorporate man will ordinarily live
twelve years longer, while n temperate man
will live twenty nine year longer"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-10-29

A REMARKABLB lScipEsT--REAsos Re.
sToREp.--The Havana Prenza notice re-
mhrkabIe incident rs enc OF the results OF
The shock from the recent terrible explosion;
no less than the restoration to reason OF a
lady Of that city, who had entirely lost her
mind somesx months ago, from severe
and protracted spell Of sickness, During
The whole Of that period, she did not reeog-
nizc any one, not even her parents and other
near relatives. When the explosion took
place, she was instantly thrown inlc violent
paroxysms, which the family considered an
indication OF the speedy approach ofdeaih.--
rue ParoAy IsnI~ er0cUaiiy suos'ucu anu aat-
were rejoiced to find her situation quite the
reverse of what was expected; her reason
was entirely restored! This cause presents
an interesting question for our medical phi
losophers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07

OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
~ New Orleans Feb 49, s5SWbereas the present urgent
with Messrs j. Grant CO. for the complexion of seventy
miles of road render absolutely that the
should realise a. the insalmens OF its stock remaining
due and aid the LIST January 1858 and without, dlscrmi
nation where payments have moi been made salts
factory Iangement entered into for the adjustment OF all
such Indebtedness by the subscribers holders of the stock
cerhcaes upon which there remains unpaid instruments
Resolved by directors Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company That the said directors proceed the 18th day OF
February 1855 the hours OF 10 A. NJ and p M nj
the compsnys Office the city Of New Orleans. to sell NJ
public the highest bidder for cash all the shares OF
the subscribers TO the capital stock of sail company upon
transferred or POOLS the company the purchaser
provided the 9TH section OF the char
ter of this company. -.
be sufficient pay the due by the subscribers whose
sold with and charges thereon the president
of the company authorized in his discretion to cause TO be
from delinquent subscribers to compromise sell
dispose of the any party at discretion and
make such transfer thereof he may deem proper in the
Resolved That the president shall give proper public
tce that sale has beenade of all stock with ga cent
and less paid here6n and also have circular letter
books of the company notifying them OF such sale so that no
shall eIst and thereby all future sales and
transfers be stopped by the mere delivery OF the cer
Gates Of stock which may be outstanding
SirIn accordance with the above resolutions passed by
the board of of this company beg leave inform
that all stock in name upon which instruments were
This stock has been purchased by gentlemen who have
large interest in the road and they have instructed me- that
should any stakeholder wish the amount cue on his
stock within month from this date TO permit him do
and issue him his certificate of 81 paid Official informs
on has been received that the twenty miles OF the road
CURED by charter be completed by the 18th of this
month"; finished and the running thereon on the 18th
GEO. s YERGER President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07
MATRIMONIAL

AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN BELONGING TO THE
"A mercantile class ~ community having become tired ~
New Ncrt hotel existence. wishes procure himself
wife" The lady he would wish 70 be sbou, his age
Younger about 30 OF good family well educated
Ing aud nieligea and wiha having In her right
thousands The main object however OF the
being 10 end for himself comp ,nio one VII,
would be ikey 10 enhance hts happiness we'll the
time be he recvient the OF both the partiss
concerned Any lady answering 10 the above ncereyJ by
addressing ro,e 70 ~ Hesald Office VIII receive the
prpmpt and confidential attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07
BILLIARDS.

DnIrARD TABLES, or IMPROVED STYLE AND
ID the best OF wesessoped materials and
combining advantages 81 PhsAs latest psten,s
granted year, For sale prices suit NE nea
o'ooNHoR 6bILxNDEs, IS Ann street
DTTJIARDe-roR SALE, AT Low FIGURE IN
ID good order for shipping one or three rosewood billiard
tables complete order Can be 81 1853 Adams street
Brooklyn. n AAENfs.
JIow TO PLAY BILLIARDs-READ PHsLAN's VIEW
Ill book with all the rules Of the game full nstrucons
how 70 make shots with diagrams elegantly bound NAILED
free for one dollar. OsCOkNOR a CbLLENDFR.
S street Nsv york.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07
SPORTING.

L,oR sAIE-TuE FINEST BIRDS IN THE WORLD.
Long and shor, canaries superior knocking BIRDS al
excellent singers The best made without exception ~
the depot Sixth avenue between Thirty afh and
Thirty sixth streets. W. Y. MESSENGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07
LOAN OFFICES

or WE nAsE moSEY IN Any AMOUNT
TO YtsNos, ssas pRv eoops 10
TO ADVANCES HousrHotp FURNITURE 40
HRRcuAFDrsn or ALL Kfrrs
THIS ~ rHH OLDEST 0rFICE IN THfS CITY.
MACDUFr. established 1913, comnsscn house, NO -
Broadway, Of walker street n B-ro eonnecaoe
with any osber house. Private rvotas.
OF To &o0o TO LOAN ON WATCHES DIAMONDS,
I'll jewery seesrs Dry goods and all kinds OF per-onu
property, or bought hrchante wishing W ose out their
Negotiated Thompson 90 brokers and commission mer
chants 1C2 Nassau street OF street,
Nos land s. second floor. A. X THOMPSON, Auctouecr.
I DOLLAR TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED OR ADVANCED
and dry sood. All Kinds q merchsndse bought and sod
for cash Private rooms
JOSEPH WOOD ia, s1 broadway, room No.
&1 i MACpUrr's OLD COMMISSION HOUSE, NO
amount OF jewelry Watches diamonds dry goods Ha
vans seesrs silks sces furniture, pianos &c Nc Ladies
me liberal ,srrns Having been established for the
with their business, which e conducted couadeusy and
promptly j. MAUDUFF
soe broadway, corner Of walker street
61 MONEY LITERALLY DvANCED TO LADIES
p1. snd gentlemen on diamonds, watches jewelry, &c
Of Prince street, up stairs. A. n. BILLINGS 90.
AN READY TO LEND q OR $500 ON DIANoNpe
watches and je very them for cash. Parties
iosn business the premises California and Old gold
and silver bought and upcurrent bought and sod
JICOBs old estabNshed store, 107 Chatham street Open
from N tcsPs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-07
MEDICAL.

nR wAror FORMERLY SURGEON TO TIE Lorz
~ Hospital may be consulted, hs~v,esc-r pers,-.ly~
by letter, from rHovnlng nlghs
s. walker street, . iew docrs west Of Broadway.
nR. CoBBErr, NO ~ DUANE STREET EAR m CON-
~ suited Win ccaAdeese ca Ms tr-AssesA ~:
Cobbeu N 3 Member ~ ~ uew yowh Usvsvsv nsdeA
College. Zee his ipsoma In hin once
EUROPEAN MEDICAL DHrOr-sUrrRfrrENpkDb ~
IA nv BARROW. ls1 Prince street. fee blocks vcss q
Broadway New York Concentrations usual IRON III M
and from TIL Q, SUNDAYS excepted
NLD DR. WARD WITH THIRTY YEARS ExrE-
~ Hence ecnliy invites the afflicted 70 Gall on Mn
his old established once nv csn sueet corner Brood
wsy AHesdAnce Va lQP.M