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Nevada national., 1859-05-21
Flea Fowder, or
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDERS

Hiii destray Garden Inserts CsclYnaches Bed Bngs
fsas, Ants. Moths, and all f'cstsef The Termin kind
The importance Of reliable article of this kind Is
insstimahie. In warm weather all nature teens
with these annoying foes. This powder Is the only
article ever discovered which will exterminate them
company Of Botanists from the Horticultural So
eeiy Of Paris while amidst the ferns Of Asia obser
vsi that all ipsecis lighting upon certain kind of
plant very soon hropred dead. This fact was made
Of to guard their night camps from these in,ru.
d-rs. Quantities Of the plant brought home
hy Mr.. \. Lyon and found to be a positive insect
DESTROYER in every experiment. Il is simply pow.
dered leaf. chemically prepared 10 resist the effect.
81 air and climate. Medals and letters patent have
heen obtained from the governments Of England
France, Germany and Russia, from the Worlds Fair
and numerous Medical and horticultural Colleges
aud Societies.
Later frcm he I'resident If he Jnit,d Nates.l
Executive Mansion. Washington, Jan 81, 1853
Mr.. Emanuel Lvon.-near Sir: ] have the pleas
ure 70 inform YOU that the Royal Commission, f
the Worlds Fair at London, have awarded YOU
Medal aud Certificate for the great value Of your
Magnetic Powders. sc.
MIII.ARD FILLMORE Chairman
s1-The above was accompanied by Certificate
from Prince Albert
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-17

METAL TIPS TO Doors AND SHoEs-The saving
in shoe leather which the small metallic tip on the
toe of boot or shoe effects is very great and the
invention is one of practical utility Children are
remarkably fond of kicking out the toes of their
shoes, thus rendering them useless and making it
necessary that another pair should be procured
although no other part Of the former pair is injar-
ed. By the use Of these tips, which may be made
OF silver, copper, iron, any other malleable met
al, the boot or shoe may be worn until it is really
''done up, and they are so secure that SO long as
any portion of the sole remains, the tip will be held
fast They do not increase the weight of the shoe
above half an ounce or an ounce. 1t is the inven-
ton of G. A. Mitchell, of Turner, Me-, and was
patented on the 5th Of January Economically
speaking. there is no doubt of its value, as one
pair Of boots or shoes-men's, ladies', or chdrens
can be made to last nearly twice the time they
would without the tips.-Seientife AmerieaH.
Byreferenee to advertisement in another column,
it will be noticed that Smith, DOdd & Co., are ex-
elusive owners of the right to manufacture and sell
MhcheIl's Patent Metallic Tipped Boots and Shoes,
in Cuyahoga, Lake, and Geauga counties These
shoes are especially adapted for chiIdren's wear,
and there is nothing cumbersome about the tips, or
anything that will in the least incommode child
in wearing them. They are worthy of attention on
the score Of economy, and we advise every parent
to call and examine them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-17
Monday Evening, Feb. Il, 1859.

The PRISTER.-The February number of this
excellent monthly has come to hand. Its leading
article is an interesting report of the Franklin Fes
tiysl OF the New York Typographical Society,
which society was founded in lsO9 The speeches
were brief sud pointed The magazine also con
tains continuation ofthe Treatise on Punctuation,
and Electro MetalIurgy, and its application TO
sterreOtyping. It is good number.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-17

Day GooDs.-our readers have probably no.
ticed, that for two days, half column advertise
ment has appeared in the Leader setting forth some
ofthe varieties of new Spring goods to be found at
Messrs H. D. Kendall & Co.'s dry goods store
But they can have but poor idea, from this adyer
tisement of the rich and extensive stock which
these gentlemen offer to their customers, unless
personal visit is paid to the sales rooms One of
the members of the firm being resident OF New
York City, goods are there bought at every advan-
tage, and We believe we say no more than the
TRUTH in stating that not day passes, during the
business portion Of the year when more or less Of
new goods are not received by the Cleveland house
We will attempt no description or enumeration of
the styles and quantities Of general dry goods which
fill the shelves of this splendid store We can only
advise our readers to call and examine for them
selves. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-17

Old Grimes is dead-Thst good old man
We never shall see more;
He used to wear q long blue coat,
All buttoned down before.
His heart was open as the day;
His feelings all were true;
His hair was some inclined to grey
He wore it in queue. @
When e'er was heard The voice of pain
His breast with pity burned
The large, round head, upon his cane,
From ivory was turned.
Thus, ever prompt of PHYS call,
He knew no base design
His eyes were dark, and rather small;
His nose was acquiline.
He livSd at peace with all mankind,
In friendship he was true
His coat had pocket holes behind;
His pantaloons were blue.
Unharmed-the sin which earth pOllutes.
He passed securely DER;
And never wore q pair Of boots
For thirty years or more.
But poor Old Grimes is now at rest,
Nor fears misfertune's frOwn;
He had double. breasted vest
The stripes ran up and down.
He modest virtue sought to find,
And pay it its desert,
He had no malice in his mind
No ruffles on his shirt.
His neighbors he did not abuse,
Was sociable and gay;
He wore large buckles in his shoes,
And changed them every day
His knowledge, hid from public gaze,
He did not bring in view;
Nor make noise town meeting days,
As many people do.
His worldly goods he never threw,
In trust to fortunes chances;
But lived (ss all his brothers dO)
In easy circumstances.
Thus undisturbed by anxious cares,
His peaceful moments ran;
And everybody said he was
A fine old gentleman.
Good people all give cheerful thought
To Grimes memory;
As doth his cousin, EsEK SHORT,
Who made this poetry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-17

ACCIDENT. The accident at the Brooklyn
House, Rockport, on Sunday evening last, has
been spoken of before. We have few additional
particulars relative to it. One Br. Huy, cripple
who has resided at Dr. Kirtands for several years,
was shot in one hand land both legs by the dis
charge Of gun, which was loaded with Buck shot,
and which was accidentally knocked down by a
stool. Huy received the shot in his hand, legs and
chest; few shot which had probably glanced of
from the stove, striking his throat Two other
men were severely injured. The crutch of Huy
was shiVered to pieces, and the shot were lodged
in various places about the walls "A Mrs. Davis,
pres Mt at the moment, was considerably injured.
1t was narrow escape for all those who were in
the room at the time.
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ia. No. IA Euciid Street
And that having now perfected his svs.s II ACES
SPINAL LEVERS < PROPS BRACE TRUSSES,
sna. PILE SPRINGS. CHILDBED GIRDLES,.- rrI
on ~ AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He is preparedto trea{ Usually without mad cinel the fol-
lowing and analogous affections, viz-
BRONCHITIS with irritable rcat and weakness and
hOaTseness Of voice in speaking and singing 2 5.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough. bleeding al
DER RANGEMENr OF THE STOMACH; with inaises-
ton, acIit, Of collapse /" fafntness dull dragging
pains IN the sides and an all gone feeling winch
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation, chronic diarrhGa proapsus ami and
piles a..l
URINARY WEAKNESSES. with irritable bladder and
incontinent and painful urinations. I5.f & f1l
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which if not arrested, 50
gensrally end 70 INSANITY and physical iuin Or
SPINAL DERANGEMEN1S; with curvature, ineQ uali-
ties Of the hips and shoulders ngaceul gait aad pain
aud weakness o the hack which I. not arrested tend to
their increase aud 70 consumption ....rr
HERNIA; faaicalcure Effected (on a new p-incplel by
means Of his new combination BTace Truss. 's
DERAEGEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREMI-
TIES with eodnss, nnmbnesS, heaviness and swelling,
standing. -.-l frfs r t.Hf .IH -.
The dropping young LADIES' with peaked shoulders and
large and aI shoulder blades and fairness Of the chest
which so indicative Of early Consumption pleasantly
removed .r
SKIRT SUPPORTERS attention OF ladies' is called to
his combination Abdominal and Spinal Shoulder Brace and
Skirt supporter by which most Of the above affections may
be prevented aEd relieved the form and bearing of the
body improved and the weight ofthe skirts held from
the stomach lnsalids OF the city should inquire by
letter when DR.. B. may be seen. -
The medical profession are invited to examine his surg
. A Iaiv in attendance ufpoa LADIES' ia -- dseI0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-17

Loss BY F1Ez.-Ths loss of Mr.. N. c. Baldwin
by the burning of the old Commercial House night
before last. was about 81 900, on which there was
no insurance Mr.. Dwight Scott lost about the
same in paints oils, &c, on which he had g, 500
insurance. The building was probably set on
6re.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURsDAY MORNING, FEB'Y IL, 1859


q Plain and Ornamental Printing every deseripiie
dono at the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
improved and presses. in the
bestsyle short notice and reasonable rates Par
ticuar attention paid blank work Every description
ofBndng DONE especially Blank Books. Ledger Journ
ais Sales Books. Receiving Books, &c. sc.
II For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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State Of Pennsy lv1nia, /

County OF PHILADELPHIA -
James Blight. President and Edwin A Lewis, Secrets
~ the Consolidated Ins Co. being seyeray SEorn de-
pose and that the above full tue and correct
statement Of the aaiTs the said Compsnytnat the sad
Insurance Company the de Of Et least One
Hundred Thousand Dollars actual cash cash capital
vested stocks and Bonds, in mortgages Real Es
tate wor double the for which tn mort
Eaged the above described investments any part
thereof made for the benefit any individual exers
ing authority management Of said Company. either
s President Secretary Treasurer, Director
that the mortgages above described have not been assigned
In any released impaired by nd Company
and they the above described ccsrs of the said
J. H. BLIGHT, President
E. A. LEWIS Secretary
Subscribed and sworn before this I'd Gay of January
1850. DANIEL b BORNEY.
Ohio Commissioner IN PhilAdeph1a, Pa
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roRfeINAL.1
Certificate of Authority.
To expire the slst day of January, 1850.


u "a COLuNBUs, o. Jan. 81, lszp
WHEREAS. sThe Consolidated hsur nee Company of
the CITY Of Philadelphia" ocafed at PHILADELPHIA the
State OF Pennsylvania has filed in this Office
meDt Of its condition required by the s section the
acf o regulate Insurance Copanies not incorp rated
BY the State OF Ohio passed April 1856 and whereas
said comDanT has furnished the undersigned with salts
factory evidence thai possessed Of At least One Hun
drpd ihousand Dollars nctua. capital invested IN stocks
bonds mortgages Of Real tate worth double
the amount which the IS morgasedi and whereas
said company has fled in this ONCE written
its Corporate seal signed tho President and Sec
rearT thereof authorizing agent or agents OF SAID
Company this State acknowledge service OF process
for and behalf Of said COMPANY consenng hAt service
Of process n2 upon any such agent or agents.
shall be taken and held valid Il served upon the
C1npzuy according the lsws Of this other state
all claim or rgnt Of eror ny reason OF snch
aeknowiedgeme1f Of service.
Now therefore, pursuance Of the first section Of the
n ara regulate Insurance Companies not Incorporated By
The State Of Ohio" passed April s. 1855 l. FRANCIS 81
WRIGHT Auditor OF State do hereby certify that said
Consolidated Insurance G0mpanTof he Cy Of Philade
mia is aborred to fransaf businessof Fire and Ma
rne Insuranc in this State until the Bis DAY OF January
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
In witness whereof have hereunto susenosd ny name
and caused the seal my office to be af1eo TINS
day of January in the Year one thousand eeht hunred
and hfty-nine. -----s-7=-7 .7y q Z r /.
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a MEDICAL CARD! "a
To my Patients of West Side, Cleveland.

nR. r. J. LYONS, the well known
IL and celebrated Botanic Practftitioner. generally
known The Indian Herb DOctor takes pleasure an
nOunclng, that in compliance with the urgent request Of his
PATIENTS and the accommodation Of others who may need
Medical aid That he has procured suite Of convenient
Rooms at the residence OF Mrs, MAGUIRE, No. 26 De-
tr0it ST. at winch hlace the Doctor be consulted
"Wednesday and Friday every week. ID ... -aa
All those sufsiiDg with diseases ofthe Throat Lungs
Heart Liver. Somseh AM all diseases ofthe Blood such
ScTOua Erycluil1s Cancers and all other Chronic
complaints will fnd il 70 their advantage TO eaH.
4 ~ Once IN Cleveland No 81 St. Clair St.
q Consultation free 7docl3 tlsu,222
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- ~
IV-MISCELLANEOUS-
lth-Ths greatest amount insured in any 5000
lh-The allowed by the rules to be IN
sured in any city, town or village. No precise
rules are made this point, the Company rules be-
ina TO avoid large amount In any one ioeaiyst
h-lhe greatest amount allowed to be surd IN any one
block-s1n1e answer
llh-The ofs capital earnings depOse 10 any
other State security for losses theTeIn-nons.
l5th-Charter filed with the Auditor.
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ment.
The decorations of the Theater for the occasion
are made in the best taste and reflect much credit
npon the Committee to whom this branch of pre-
paration was allotted. The scenery, the most of
which has been painted expressly for the occasion,
is beautiful, and by gas light Give chandeliers will
light the space heretofore occupied by the stage)
will be, to use too common expression, enchant.
ing The scene back of the stage represents
pleasant stream whose waves are dancing and gilt.
tering in the moonlight while rocks and hills line
the banks The Star spangled Banner" forms
canopy over the floor, and the galleries are
trimmed with the ''red, white and blue"
tits objected by some that the arrangements are
being made too costly, and that portion Of this
expense could be saved for benevolent purposes,
but from conversation with some members of the
order, we believe there is reason in the manage
ment. We learn that at the lodge rooms, but little
expense is incurred, and that on this occasion, the
Managers feel it desirable to present an attractive
house, and an unusually brilliant time in order to
secure the sale of tickets, and the pleasure of
attendants. We trust that the sum realized from
this Festival viii make glad many lonely hearth
stone this winter
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Books & 6tafionerp.
SPencerian System
o.
PRACTICAL PENMAEsHIP
In Series Of Eight Progressive Books


IN which Letters are introduced by
L analysis and syhIhess and progressively graded 10
ct the Of schools aud pupils Of every class. Each
book contains pc. rules scientific instructions apph
cable 10 -sch letter and copy that
elegant and handwriting without the aud OF
teacher.
DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ;
No 1Contsins eight different let with their simple
combinations Explanatioas are plainly written
Ne 2Confains different letters snd affords additional
practice the let ers Book l. The first two
books embrace all the shoIt or contracted let
tsrs
No. -Contansthe Il oug extended letters introdue
ed by principles, analy and syntheSis.
No. 4Embraqes &, capitals, which are inirodpced ~
principles and analysis, in connection with words
and combinations best calculated TO plo suce good
No. 5-coiisns sentences cling All the cspnlsand
snail letters, snorling substantial practice on all
the princlplts and ru es given IN the preceding
four Books
No 6-Coniaias short Business Forms every day
IN business bookkeeping, Se., AID is an into
dnctiOn TO book : 'E
No 7-Book Of correct Bashess Forms, embracing Due
Bills. Receipts. Orlers, Notes, Drafts, Set II Ex
change Accounts Current, Aecoun. SKIES, Ledg-
t rrHe sdiags, Letter Of lnlrOdncti1n Superscrip-
No S-Ladi:s' Book. Of approved notifications Of the
System. designed 10 impqrt plain, rapic and
beautiful Epistolary hand
EXERCISE BOOKS
No. Ito accompany books l. p and s. TO aid the pupi
~ IN acquiring that free use Of the fingers and fore
essential to easy and rapid execution Of tn
contracted and extended letters.
No 2-IO be used in corne-tio vi the higher numbers
y oftbe Series 70 gain command Of the hand IN tbs
movement required 70 execute the advanced cop
les and business wiring generally.
Sold at wholesale and retsil by
febH .---t j. b, CObb CO
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MORNING LEADER.


From the Providencs Gazette, ls22.
OLD GRIMES.
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YE BRILLIANT PARrIE.-The seventeenth has ar
rived and tonight the Sons of Malta will greet the
daughters of the land with merry song and dance,
and with right happy company, in which fun and
frolie, music and Laughter, pleasure and amuse,
ment will all contribute to make the party one with
no unpleasant drawbacks to the general enjoy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-17

- --S-~A~AS RAS7SAs SNSSPe AAA' DNSs
tie.
Minutes of the last meeting read and approved.
The following bills were presented, approved,
and sent to the Council:
Robert Lstimer, Repairs, s,....... S2e 81
Miss Lane, Teacher, .... 20 90 f
Jehu Brainard, Lecturer .... 20 90 I
L. Boriarty, Building Fires, ......... III 46 4
The application Of the Bethel Society for the
lower room in the Washington Street School
House, in which to hold Festival for the benefit
of Rev. Dillon Prosser, was, on motion OfMr. Dem
mis-, unanimously granted -.--
Application was made from BrowneH Street
Grammar School for acarpet for platform. Grant
ed
Miss Mary Brewster, from the High School,
requested permission to take music lessons once
a week Granted ..-..7--.s-
The Committee to whom was referred the COM
munication of Miss Ayres the snblect of salary,
would report in favor Of granting the prayer Of
the communication, and for that purpose recom-
mend the passage of the following resolution
RsSoEped, That the salary Of the first Female As
sistant Of the High School from and after this
date be Six Hundred Dollars per year.
Adjourned to meet at Mr. Bradbufn's, A Euclid
street, on Monday evening, 2lst inst at O'Clock.
EDWARD KINGSLEY, Sec'y.
Monday Evening Feb Il 1850
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Agricultural.
GRASS SEED.

GRASS SEED.
HOO BUSH. OF PURE REAPED
1OO Timothy SEED JUS received at n h ne ClsSeSnd
BIRD SEEDS. -
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w fresh supply Of Canary, Hemp Rape alilis.. Lei
Nav Seeds. all Of which are clean ana pure Al
to keep your Birds healthy, feed them upon ncne
tutelsan pure seed. For sale Iuixed or separate-
J.. STAIR & som (.
zunB Nos Ontario street.
WYLUSING BED TOP Or BOG
w DESTROYER the rrcst eieetual grass for
subouns marshland known L vii yield IRON two TO three
Ions Of good hay the acre Forsals y 49,
Y ENTUCKY Blue GRASS Or
AZ ays Be found st No 6ohtsrio street. = =.
Segs A J. sfAAk soN'
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EXERCISE BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED At
J. B. COBB & CO.'S

r A PLATA: the Argentine Confede-
ration OF the Trbutarles Of the River La Plata and a
cent countries during the years ls5355 and So under
order U. S. Government.
By THOMAS J. PAGE, U s. N, with maps and hume
rous ems cravings. Price 50. AZ
febs ]. B. COBB co $.
QD VOL. BARTH'S Central Africa.
y Prce So At ]. B. COBB CO.'S
EPISODES of FRENCH HISTORY
IL By Miss Pardee. Price 81. For sale at
febs B. COBB & CO.'S.
TRE laird OF NORLAN, Scot
febs as1 s'''' f'''' = ]. :. COBB cos
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
sosIs
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer-
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs, 1-
Heart, Liver, and Stomach. s
THE well known ard justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor, - ro.a Il

that he has taken an -'-ai -al
Office No. 81 st. Clair Street.
All who suffering from the ab named diseases or
ny other complicated complaint of years standing
formed that they can consult the Doctor q FREE OF
CHARGE. ll -I7
Itis hoped that win despair Of cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
faithful trial. ~
n During the Doctors travels in Europe West Indies
East Indies South America and the United States, he has
been the instrument Gods hand health and
Vlgor who were and pronounced incur
able By the most eminent Old School PHYSICIANS. nav
thousands, who the verge the grave are
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctors
skill and successful Treatment and daily sxcaimng
Blessed be the day when first partOok Of the
Indian Herb Doctors Medicine.r p -s-l-
and advice free The Door shall
be literally remembered. ... .-.-r .--.-.- -TL = i
2 Take Notice-every Wednesday and Eriday. DR. Iy-
Cleveland - -
q Office Hours-fon A. MtosP.M.
decI1 d&w 1y 261 ~.
- J. n. JOHNSON, n. d., :,
ll HOMGOPATHIST
Once l07 Sartwe1l's Block Superior Street Corner San
eca - Residence NO III Pittsburgh St., Cleveland. o.
.e1lo.4n II
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flomr & feeo.
CITY Mills.
nHE uNDERSIGNED HAVING

Il purchased this well known Fouring establishment,
furnish its old patrons and the public
eenerzy article Of Flsur Bnd Mill Feed not inferior to
any offered this market The following favorite
b1ds Four kept constantly hand and for sale whole
sale and retail.
CITY AlILLS Double Extra in barrels sacks and hall
sucks made from very choice white wheat
SUPERIOR" )" Double Extra, n barrels sacks and half
sacks, made from the best red wheat.
MARBLE MILLS.7 Extra, in barrels sacks aud half
sacks first quality Of Flour
NORFOLK. - Superine,
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11bpsifia1ts & 5arrapIeiOns. pIi
TO Chronic .E11UgFi0IS.

nR. BANNING, Qate Of New York, J
~ gives hoties that he hasioclted az
No. Ia Enciid Srreer.
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When e'er was heard tbe voice of pain
His breast with pity burned
The large, round head, upon his cane,
From ivory was turned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-17

REGULAR MKETINe OF THE BOARD OF EDUcA-
TION,-Alt the members present except Mr.. Beat
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His heart was open as the day;
His feelings all were true;
His hair was some inclined to grey
He wore it in queue. ai
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Old Grimes is dead-Thst good old man
We never shall see more;
He used to wear q long blue coat,
All buttoned down before.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-17

And that haying now peEtsesed his svs.sm II BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS < PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES,
sas PILE sPkINGS; CHILDBsD GIRDLESs- o.
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Thus, ever prompt of PHYS call,
He knew no base design
His eyes were dark, and rather small;
His nose was acquiline.