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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-12-01
Delinquent Tax List.

public
penalty
O'clock
for a p
WILLIAM j. ROSS, and Collector, Wapeno County.
Decenbe
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The Sunday Atlas, in a fit o.revolutionary
enthusiasm, says: "Hurrah for the girls OF
Thunder r cries New Jersey paper
that's too darned old. No, no hurah for
the girls of H." atg 20 ,rr.. .....-ssau J..
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Fernando Wood has been nominated for
Mayor of New York City by the Mozart Hall
Democrats. sfrsE ran-a a,E gt.tfg Ell
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A gang ofcounterfeiters were broken up
last week, by Chicago detectives, at Cordo-
va, Rock Island county, Illinois. The names
ofthe counterfeiters are Timothy L. Bigelow
Chester c. Clark and James Smith. A COM
plete set of dies, &C., and a large amount of
counterfeit coin were discovered. ..tt
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John Brown was born in 1890, and is now
80 years and months old. His grandfather
was Capt. John Brown, an officer in the Re
evolutionary army. -.-. ,...rJ .... ~. .s..-,.,u-
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/ JOE at Ierschler's Clothing Store will
give you good bargains and good Clothing.
Call SOON and get your goods CHEAPi
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p NORFOLK, Nov. 23.--A sp ecial messenger
has arrived from Northampton, on the east
ern shore of Virginia, for volunteers, it hav-
ing been ascertained that an attempt is to
be made on Friday, the 18th instant, to run
the slaves to Canada. Great excitement pre-
all
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The national Republican Committee will
meet at the Astor House, New York, on the
2lst Of December, to fix the time and place
for the National Convention.
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--latest News,

The latest Harper's Ferry dates are the
Goth At the execution of Brown, all civil
ians are to be kept outside of the military
lines, nearly a mile from the gallowS so that
not a word Of anything Brown may say, can
be heard. Military companies still moving
from all parts of the State, and all passen-
gers on railroads are stopped and examined.
Kit Carson is not dead as was reported
Washington Irving died on the 2sth.
Dangerous $50 and 800 counterfeit bill
on the Philadelphia Bank, have just made
their appearance throughout the west.
The Burlington, Peoria and Logansport
Railroad will be opened throug next Monday
W. II. Bachus, Esq, is Agent at Burlington.
The Mo. Legislature met on the 2Sth
Sen. Sumner has returned home, with res
tored health, and will take his seat.
Indianapolis is suggested as the place of
holding the Republican National Convention.
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A large and very brilliant meteor passed
over New York city on the 18th inst, In a
direction from north to south.
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Total, -3. - $950,000
We presume it is safe to say that every dol
lar of this sum, in passing from hand to hand
will liqlidate five dollars of Indebtedness. =
Thus over four millions of dollars worth of
debts will be discharged this winter. AS a
large amount of this money will find it's way
back to this city, we may, therefore, rea-
sonably anticipate that there will be SEN
sible relief in the money market, and some
improvement in business. There is light
ahead. If, hereafter, we shall not be able to
say that Keokuk "touched bottom in the
fall and winter of 1890, then we shall be
disappointed -Gate City. ......r
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DIE D..Suuday, November 10th, at the Ottumwa
House, JouN ADAMS, aged 70 years.
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Eli Thayer keeps at work at Ceredo, his
Virginia free colony. Several New England
families have recently purchased homes
there
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The amount of money which is now com
ing into the Des Moines Valley for products
is very large. From the best information we
can get the amount that will he paid out this
fall and winter will sum up as follows, r
In Keokuk for Beef, $75 900
:" 81 II" Hogs, $4,000
" Burlington, for Hogs = 100000
/" Alexandria, :" = 1000
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The Dubuque Western Railroad IS now
to Monticello, in Jones Co., Iowa,
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CENTER TOWNSHIP.
December /, 1859 n5S-ll-+w

PARIS SECTIONS. s. T. Z. Acs Tax Inst char s TIL
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q. W.. E'AEsM EIla,

Very thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
and will furnish any article IN cabinet furnl-
turc at the shortest notice, either of his own
manufacture or Of factory work. He is de-
tcrmincd that no one shall undersell him or
give more inducements for custom. Amy
article of his own make that does moi prove
to be such as he sells it for may be returned
on his hands.
COFFiNS FURNISHED
at all times ascheap as any other person will
furnish them, and on the shortest notice, and
sent to any portion of the country without
extra charge. His horse that he keeps for
such purposes is well known and cannot be
surpassed in point Of gentleness in any
country.
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4 bcncvo,rnt Institution, established by special en-
dowmeni Gr the belief Of the lick aud dis.
tressed, Afflicted with vitIpcnt AMI
epidemic diseases.
no all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such ~
lSpernaioTrbGa, Seminal weakness, impotence, Como
rhnl, elect, Syphilis, the Onanism. oT Sell Abuse. DC.
The Howard association, in view Of the awful dcs.
iulciinn ofhuman life, caused by Sexual diseases, aHd
the dreeptipns ptaCtisel upun the sni0Ttunate Victims Of
such diseases by quacks, several ycalsago directed their
Consulting surgeon, asa CHARITABLE ACT WORTHY of
their name to open a DspcHsary for TIC Treatment OF this
class OF diseases, ia 81 tfelr lornie, ati To give Medical
advice GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, with AIDES.
cTiption Of their condition, (aee. occupation, habits " life
Sc and in cases OF extreme poverty, To FURNISH
MEDICINES FI.EE or CHARGE. II Is needless 10 add
tbat the Association eomma0ls the highest Melieal skill
of the age, aid will hmish the most approved modern
treatment. ,
that their Iabors in this sphere Of benevolent eilon, have
been OF great benefit 10 the afflicted, ~espeotally 10 this
very important hit much despised cause.
fist published by the Association Report on Srerma-
torrhaa, or Semiml Weakness, the Vice OF Onanisn,
Masturhation or SelfAbnse, api other Diseases o. The
Sexual Oreans by the Consulting Snrgeon, which VIII ne
sent by mail, Qn a sealed letter enyeloTeO FREE OF
CHARGE on receipt Of " STAMPS for postsre.
AddreSs, for REPORT or Testmeni IR. GhORGE X.
CAiiiouN, orsulting sur seon. Howard Association, No.
. south Ninth street, Philshalphis, IA.
| BY onler Of the NTeetoTsj
EzARD HEiRIWBLf, President.
] OEo. fAtchitD, SecretarY.-
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KOiicl.

The insolvency of the estate Of Willie y
Wagner deceased having been suggested a.
required by law; notice is hereby given to the
creditors ofsaid estate TO Gle their claims with
the Clerk Of the County Court of Franklin
County. Tennessee, duly authenticated on Of
before the 10Th day Of March 1859, or they
will be tebarred.
JOHN FRIZZELL, Admir-.
Dec. 9Th, lstf
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DR.. BAKEE will also give special Ssyrs.
attention 10 the following cases: u.s.
COUGAS, COLDS. CONSUME W.
TION, GROUP, INFLUENZA, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, and all other diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs. lie will devote particular
attention to the treatment Of oil skin diseases
lumbagc, s~crofula, rhumatish, (acutc aud
chronic) neuralgia, paralysis, cpilcpsia, dys-
pepsIa, Piles, and all arrangements of the
Stomach, Liver and Bowels; and also to all
chronic female diseases, and he cures all dis
eases Of the eye and ear, without the use of
the knife or needle, and he has constantly on
hand en- excellent assortment of artificial
Eyes and tympanums, Tor Ear Drums) suita-
bic for either sex and all ages-insccrcted in
five minutes.
Dir. Baakee has made new discovery ia
Fluid that will produce perfect absorption of
the %ca'arnc, and restore perfect vision To the
eye, without the use OF the knife. DR.. Baa-
kee can produce one thousand certificates of
his perfect success in curing Cancer. old sores
or Ulcers, Fistula, Swcllings or Tumors of
every description, and without the use of the
knife. Special arrangements must be made
with DR.. Baakco for the treatment of the last
named diseases, rs they will require his con-
slant advice and attention. DR.. Baakee is
one of the most skillful and celebrated Sur
geons and Physicians now liveing. His fame
is known personally in nearly every principal
city ut the world. All letters directed to
DR.. Baakee. (cnclosiNe ten %cenls,) frem any
distance, correctly stating the nature of the
diseases, shall be promptly answered, and a
package of medicine sent by mail with full
instructions for treatments free Of Charge
All patients with Chronic (or old) diseases
can be successfully treated by correspond
encc. Office hours, from 8 A. NJ, to P. NJ.
DR.. Baakee. Office, No. IA Lexington, be-
tween Charles and Liberty sts., Baltimore,
Maryland.
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than oae year must be paid in advance.
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at loss than the regular price (@2) will
bo received. However, when 4 club Of
five subscribers is sent US, we will GLOW
an extra copy gratis to the gc'Icf'uP Of
the club.
gSS-Singlo copies sold at 10 cents.
ES3- When credit for the paper is giY'
en- to the end Of the year three dollars
will DO iarariably charged.
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MARBLE MONUMENTS.
VI | CiiAEL A Err.
On Depot rtcct, oliointngt the bucket Factory,
flurlTGrSrGTO, VrnM.,
N urlrGrsl,OTO, V'rnts.,

He IS prepared to fill orders for any kind Of
Monuments, at the shortest notice aud on the
best terms. He is thankful for the patronage
he hns heretofore received, and respectfully
]soiicllsa continuance Of the same. Ito war
rants his work to be- n good as any thut can be
purchased III the country, aud pricas lower
than here or ut Nashville. You who have
friends resting in the silent crave, can here
find n monument that Will shaw where they
lie aud keep them fresh in your memory.
N. B.-Thc partnership existing between
MIR. John c. spence aud myself was dissolved
at the beginning ofthc year 1856, by my par-
chasing hIs entire interest IN the iirm Of VI,
Baker ~ Go.
w. D. &LhVg'fES. tgcni.
Winchester, TCU.n.
Mar. 6, 1851.
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OFFICE:
No. a, l'u'lsic Square, Nash
Vile, Team.
Reasons why this 7aac;iinc is Uni
vcr.aily Preferred over All Others.
mario, l-j1.

| Because it is the only Sewing Machine
in the world ever invented, so constructed as
to fully meet the demands ofIamllies for gen
Cral use.
2 1t is very simple and is never liable to
get ont of order.
3 1t makes "A seam which will not rip,
though every thread stitch IS cut.
4 It is not shuttle machine.
1t sGWs with too needles, making any
length stitch desired.
6lt C from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble or winding thread is avoided
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by u mere change Of spools, to all
varieties of work.
1.-THE sumc Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
3 This Machine will sew in the sleeves of
a coat with the I'M ease and facility that 1t
scws n straightscam.
This Machine can be run to make one
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
lOlY.c seems arc as ~Giustic asthe most cIns-
tie fabric 50 that it is free from all liability
to break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
II The stitches made by this machine are
more OChulHul 'HHl aHy o'lici hiuuc c''"'i W
hand or machine.
The price Of the Machines ot Office in New
York, rangcCrom $50 to $3.50, an additional
charge of $40 SONY made on each machine
over New York priccsat Office in Nashville,
to dofray expenses Of transportation &c. to
Nashville
+. II. RROCKWAY, Secretary.
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
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Pref. o. J. Wants. Cchc6raicd
t..

la proof NJ The above assertion, Ittl Tie Ib'lnNi ~" les
tlmury from distinguished persons mona all IIIts utthc
country.
lion. Solomon Mann, Ann Arbor. Mich. says his wic,
whose hair had hroouIc very thin, and entirely white,
was restored to its original brown Coi"r, and had thick
rnrl and became beautiful aud glossy urou, aud cultttly
over, the head. Others al my limily "id hicids are using
your restorative with tn" hlppicst effects.
was prcnatut,ly gay, bat, by tlrrcul Woods roato
raryc. It has resumed It's original color, and have no
lion. II. stewart, says my hair was very gray. but aler
usiue two bottles, Il TcstnI'd To its original cuiur.
REV. j. r.. niars, BToukGCl, Mass, says II has rc
mnyrI nom my hcld iuilu,1tiDn, dludrun, and q ecu.
atani tendency 10 itching, ani restored my hair, Which
was gray, to It's OH ,n'l'"lut.
J.. ~ Davidson Monmouth, Ills. says my hair was two
Thirds gay, ~ rather white, bot hy the Application oithr
Restorative as directed, II has resumed IFS original color
Dr. q Wallis. Chicago, says, after using Gical many
other uIcuaatIus, all To 10 eject, ! usri one bottle VI
yuur lIdiI Restorative, which ~ cured a humof la ny
head OftwO years standing.
licuanin ~Loniiiar, ~ seventh avenue. New York,
SAYS, having lost any hair by tir effects Of the Ery'ipclas,
when u hrEau tO.sfcw, ins,rad Ut black AZ bcrctOpfc, Il
va well mixed with gay. HAVING uied many prcrara
tiunstO restore The CulOT without Effect / was induced To
ty youls, ardn spite ofdl my doubt,it had the desired
effect.
II. Williams, 4 g.. PccLcusyilc. VIA, says. Ih1yr
uycl VOW Restorative nWi Gui It 81 II IS Recommended 10
be, have tried IL f1r letter anl ind Il q certain ,ufc.
". " Woudwaut ". H. Frankfort, n.y., says, he ~.
commcuds II IN his practice as the best rrcrctatiUu Dr
Eiward Walooti, says. three months ago my hair wa.
very gay, II Is now q darn brown, The original color
smooth amd glossy, all by The use ofWoni's Restorative.
Wilson Il ing says onr months proper application will
restore any persons hair To it, original color.
l. Hoe says n few applications fastened my hair Grm.
WI bsaapt n grow Out and turn black, It's pnfinsl color.
Ie "a smith, North East Pennsylvania says thai her
hair had for number " years, hrrn perfectly, white but
now IL Is restored to its yDuthil color, soit aHl fnr1v.
Dr. J. ~. pnrd -. Paul' says that IL, hair - sifon-ihlsk
anil black, although a shout time since be wa. hoih tall
AMI gray. The people here saI IT, ELECTS AID have oont-
drnce IN Il.
Norris Gosiins. NJ. ~ ST. Louis, says that amer tpins
many other preparations all TO 10 effect be- u-eitw" ~
tl,s. yyLirb covergl his head with a new vigorous growth
uhair All invites all to come and see u.
sarah utowp 81 ~ hef hair was mt only gray hui - ihin
,hs eaI,d lis entire loss-bui sreT using two bOiiles u
has restored both The color and gfOwth.
f,pAfed Ny q. J. W0pl ~ TO-, III Market street. Ssint
S.s staai2 H~roadwsy. New Yofk.aTi sold BY all DRUG.
roI.,, =. r.,sut MEDICINE IoalsIsj also. by ell Fancy AMI
I.sie ntaisfs 10 tEe United States and Canada.
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Clubbing.-We will supply either
Harper's Magazine, or Graham's, or Go.
dey's and the Home Journal, n year, for
four dollars. Arthur's Home Magazine,
or Peierson's, and the Home Journal, ono
year, for 8 Is.
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g.. ID. BENSON Il RlsO.,
DEALERS IN
NJ ERCUAN Disc

Piano FottcS. MclolrnnS, Church and Parlor orEtns'
Sheet Music. Music Book Instructors Of all kinds, intact,
everything In the Musical merchandise line can be Nhh
in our establishment,
our Nrlodcang are manufactured by G. \. Prince X 60,
Buffalo. Ncw York. Also warranted Tor one year III
orders nom the cointry will meet with prompt attention.
Music mailed la any part NJ the country nee oi Pus,'b,.
Teachers and srbonlq arc respectfully invited 10 give us a
call, or send In their orders. Accordrnn' anu aI o,hrr
musical Instruments repaired. No. 90 Union 81, opposite
Planters Bank.
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GEORGE GlsEsG.

N~yTHOLESAIEar and Retail Conlcctloncr, and Dealer in
w Potcicn Wines. Liquors, and Scglrs, Nos. q ~ 80.
mon; street. ashyile. Tenn. lau620 iy
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STATE OF TENNEsS7.E.
james C.. Handy

vs.
A. G.. Handy, Mss Margaret and Il.
&. Patrick.
On motion of complainant, aud it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Mister,
That the defendant A. q. Handy Is It non'res-
ident Of the State of Tennessee, 80 the or
binary process of law cannot be served upon
him.
Its therefore ordered that publication be
made Tor four successive weeks in the Home
Journal paper published in tho town oil
"iheaes,er' Tennessee, requiring said nom
leslueht 10 appear herein on or before the
hfst DAY o. our mex, Chancery Court. on We'd
nesday after the third Monday in February
next and plead answer or demur !, said BIi.
or the satpe wIli ID taken Tor confessed and
set for hearing expnrie as To him.
Jan. IL. III. X. ESTlLI.
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MEDICAL CARD.

DOCTORS CLOPTON g. MURkELn
having associated themselves togethe. ID W.
practice Of Medicine and Surgery, resPeeJ
fully offer their services TO the public, ~
hope: BY s,ric; attention to business, to sna.s
a liberal portion of paronage. They are We.
supplied with instruments forthe perform'p.sjj
of any operation. DR.. Clopton may be fouuf
a. their Office, on Main street, day ard nsnn1
unless professionally absent.
Winchester, Jan, LIST, 1853,
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WV. IyaN MONS,
nEALTEs OF AMERICAN WOMEN

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, corner Church ond Sum.
\ mer streets, Nashville, Tenn. JObhing promptly at.
tended to. laug29
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fromthese hrnres. II will he seen that nearly one Iburth
ofthe total deaths In the country art caused by eonsump-
zion, to say nothing ofthe nnIneiOus other diseases snrius.
ing from q 'slirht cold"
The proptietors are inihe possession OF certificates
showing that the Talssmie Cordial has eaeetei c,,,c.
where all other remedial means have ALLIED. Give IL a
trial.
Ibese invaluable medicines are prepared only by pr
A. N. Jackson, fIs Arch street, Pilaielphi,. and are n,
all by druggists ani store keepers In ever town and WI.
I,s, In the United states, Canadas, and West IIdlas Price
Is cents PER bottle.
FOR SAL BY
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Fresh Oysters

TTtoN OyHttIb
T ust received ard for sale by
cov25 fCAMPEELL.
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Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of
the Kidneys, and all diseases arising
from u d~isordcrIy liver or stomach.
DGs. LIOOFLAED'S


DGs. LlOOFLAsD'S
BALSAMlC CORDIAL,
FOR TIE SPEEDY CURE or
C0ughS, colds, ihRUcn.a, cyoHp h0a,ye.
ness. bronchitis, discusses ot the bowels
mrisjng .I,om cOAd, Hcip'cat coasnmp-
hion, aud for the reiicf and Of at all
possiJic) cHre Of patients IN mi0aHcca
si0gcS Of Mc iaIcr disease.
ratarrh. or Common Cold, as it IL nmiiliarly called, is
worthy Ut study, aud scliuus enough tote avoided, IlpOs.
sihIr. III. bell says: 81" viii not say That Colds ave 10
or inhabitants what the rlAcr Earh YELLOW fEyEUarc
To those uI other counties, but, lCnuaNrr confidently that
they usher IN disease Oi greater completely AMI mortality
than these ldttrT."
I'm the danger Of IIHONCmuts and pNEuMuNIA, which
often follow IN the tam ola neglected cold, and In
piuusIs puLMuNALIs, the tuhcronlar imitation vi which
T. drN rluurd boy the same cause, We surely have rIuOldnd
argument suticlcnt lur attention, not only To The proven.
tive means, hut also TO the curative ones Ola disease,
which however mild IN it, inception Is directly 81 imii
Ir,tly productive olauCh diversified aud alarming icsultS.
This lesson should be particularly Impressed Oh those
wlo have ANY constitutional tendency to PuLMoaAGY Coz.
srrpriuN.
tious accompanying c",h bottle, will readily curc the most
distressing Ease OF cough,
Inlaus sometimes proceed hom q disOrlcrrl or dys.
urput state Ut The stomach, IN which case The German
Ihifrts Snuu'd hr used. IN cases at weakness, ar general
debility ct the system, resulting from a ptOtractcl cough,
the German lhllrIs viii he found at great benefit.
IN tisrs ui AJu.E lnilauniiOu NJ the Lungs, the prom!.
ufnt symptoms generally ote-huutcl and painful rcsri
tainn, iIIrcIfc,i liberalization NJ the blood, cough ami
r,rc,tnniiun. attended rith excitement Of the heat,
fNrf, vliiuus arrangements Of the dlsc. tive and urinary
systems, piDstTstiuu Oi strength, Nt. The lungs may no
di,rasrl without any Ufthr'c symptoms BEING PHoNt
NF~r, hut The murnuT produced during inspiration AMI
rrsui,aiilu, awl the alternate contraction and expansion
of the rlcsi. evident 10 both sight aud ieellue. all mIHish
most important physical sIsrs Ia case Ofdiseasc, ami
should receive prompt attention..
Tbis df.ease Is usually caused by a cold settling on the
ltr... and the use ufthe Lsl,amic CORDIAL soon pcITtm5
a cue.
m, terrible fatality Of diseases resulting from a "CuS
$40. COIN my he zen by q slinrr AZ the following sta.
t,sttrs. taken nom the records Ol the iiulrl Ol Health %
Philadelphia. oOuicssc,ily one althe most healthy localities
nthc uHiutE-
tSa. Total deaths in Thl,delphia, iO,26l
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nov AEs ID ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

4 bcneyn,rnt Institution, established by special en-
dovment 6r the belief Of the sick aud dis
tressej, Afflicted with viutlcnt AMI