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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

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ft< Above dock haz been cersully .sclee.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

Are setsn.nsnatai as ti,s mast Efiirssiops, RI
javinnting and ins igpr a,ias Re,neiy ln ths
4 4 paskaxs. i,ssee fiss Dnilass, eill lass i
nentia and y geaefAily safssirnt
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-04
IInlro,Yinr NNMent.

Nrrowing of wheat in the spring has
not been much praCicel by farmers IN this
country, wlilo in England it il narrowed
or hoed If 1t is favorohly practiced there
why viii II not pay here2 Some that have
tested it here have given favorable re-
ports. Some say 1t win give ono fourth
more whom IL IL we'll narrowed as early in
the spring as the ground is dry. We nave
frequently done SO and concluded thatit
well paid. Snme object and say i is tear.
ing tho wheat too much Where wheat is
sown witt, the drll, very few pl,nts will
be destroyed, if II is narrowed lengthwise
of tlrg drills: II the wheat is sown broad
cast, very few plants will be drawn from
the ground
Another advantage in narrowing is that
the CLOVER seed will, take much lctter.s
Tho way we have pursued is to ti,ke
thirty tooth square harrow, not heavy
one. Go over tho, feel on common yellow
soil, once and a half Zap Of tIl6 harrow. II
tits a clay loan soil, give whole lay of
the harrow. so doing, the ground must
be well broken, and in few days the
wheat will show whore the harrow has
been. II narrowing will gNo one hushol
more to tho acre, it win we'll pay for tho
time, ff any ollo ,loubts tho advantage of
narrowing wheat, let thcm harrow in ono
or two acres, aud set off the same amount
not narrowed, and when he comrs to harvest
and thresh the two lots he will fad it has.
weIlb paid for the narrowing; and ho will
find lAs clover to more than pay We, MS
farmers, go on the guess principle too
much aud are willing TO do as our neigh
bors ure doing. We want more tests to
see which is tho best lf one plowins is
better than,three, then something is saved
70 como at the faot of tho matter, two plots
of ground in the same condition should be
selected and fairly tested, and the result
given. II so done, we should have facts to
govern us, instead of mere guess work,
dne1,icnn EfII1nei, ..-. .rI|..
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farm ana aJoasthold.
orchard Culrurp.


1. We bclevs ipselscinc y good sile.t
2. wc'beheve in thorough preparation
Of the soil.
3, wobelicvc in cufitllihs thc soil accor.
ding to its wants,
4. We believe in planting none but good
5. We'believe IN planting trees not more
than two ,or ulgce years old, i bonghtat the
G. We believe 10. "seiting = said trees
after the most approved mtuncr.
I. We believe in pruning and training
said trSes1e & rNtBIAa'H1 krt
3. We believe in setting the branches low
down on tlIn Trunks k-4 ~ D. hl
0. We believe in Keeping those branches
and trunks free from moss, oaterpillars and
all other pests.
TO- We believe in oultivain orchordse
IL. We believe il TO be great falacy to
suppose Mat c,ftivating anlofohard means
81. grow crops in 1t.
IL. We believe TIM perfection Of orchard
culture consists in giving up the soil cxcu-
sively to the trees,
l3. We therefore believe in excluding al
grass cerh, roots, weeds, cattle, mice, bor-
ors, and every g mcean thing
Ia. We believe that orchard trees may
sometimos be probably root pruned.
10. We believe TINT this should not be
done promiscuousy with a plow
16. we belevc that orchards may be cul-
tivated without injuriiig the roots OF the
trees. at,, -.a.s...Af .rt.. MA
II. wo believe that orchards may be
planted in TOO rich asoil, aud make too rank
agrowth, thereby becoming unfruitfnl ana
also liable to "wntcr klling," ard other Ills.
!,, .,l,. HI, la Http H..
danoy OF growth, .a.
l9.' We Utlicye that this nioy be done in
various ways; such us summer pruning, lay
ing down to grass, lrnwng craps, &e. rat
30. We believe that summer pruning aud
root pruning arc the nost diroch certnin
and satisfactory modes OF accomplishing
the end proposed
q. We believe th't grass rohs trcc of
nourishmcnt very liulo if any less than
root crops.
2g. We Believe that an orchard in grass
suffers munh more IN time of drought Than
one well cultivated.
%. We believe that orchard hid dhw,
10 grass, aud kept ST. Should be top dresSeu
from time to time.
81. We believe that limo, ashes grPnha, |
raw bones, compost of muck, eV'' arc oapl'
tal topdneSSihg. t5I e. NJ
rs, We beliuve that orhards laid down
to grass, Should be pr"ed at the hrst sign
Of" givinlt out"
2Be' We bslcv, that old aud dccaying or
cbnrds in arays y may often he renovated
and made s.Gl7by manure aud cultivation
27TNvs blieVc that cultivated o charl
vioItisNrer and better fruit than ono not
cDiNaled
%, We believe It is great mistake to
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EIurlbug.

Tho derivation of the word ''humhns" has
long puz1l "a the curious. We are Indebted
To tie " Eiitors hGle" OF tho January.
number of the OH quart for tho followiu ;
explanation OF its origin; humbug,' is a
corruption of Hamburg" originated dur
ing the great war on the continent OF Eu
ropc, when so many Else reports aud lying
bulletins were fabricated 0t Hamburg, that
az last, when any one wished to Siguity his
disbelief OF report, he would say You
got that from Hamburg" on That ia llum-
bug" ana this was finally corrupted to
"humbug," and became a common expires.
siou for a cheat or an imposter.
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Work for II,c season.

The R,6M GNeS Poi'Ecr says that by
this time every farmer should have his
plans made ont tor the ensuing seasons
operations. The wood pile for the next
year should lie finished and the fences re.
pairod bitches aud drains should he cleared
aud clover seed bo Sowu, II is near high
time, says the Prdjrie FUm3r, to think
ahoutlnrepaung the gardou spot Tor plant
ing,l Weeds should be carcNlly cleaned
ulfby narrowing and rellins II the piece is
large, or in some convenient way If il ia
small. Cover the surface about ono-halt
iuch deep with thoroughly decomposod
manure, aud as soou AS the frost is out, and
the ground in suitable condition tor work.
ing, plnw prdig il decp@ and plant spinach,
radish onions, lettuce, parsley. satisfy,
heets, carrots and 0ther hardy rlluts. fol
lowing for main crop about t0ur weeks after
Long scarlet radiNh, white cnrled S.lcCian
lettuce aud DAnvers yelhw onion are
proper sorts, For early heets plant the
Sdssano; early carrot, carly horn; for late
beet, lolg smooth blood late carrot, hollow
crown. Peas should also bo sowu as early
as possible, and the more sheltered the
situation the better will any carly garden
produce bo.
No time should be lost in making up hot.
bads TO start tomato, egg plait, pepper.
caulHower aud cabbage plants, anl ii some
lettuce is sown in the lower peFt Of the
bed IL will enchance the earlmesS thereol
couple of weeks. Still in these days ot
railroads and express companies il may
sometimes be cheaper for tho farmer To
send to to~ns and cities for what he wants
Than TO grow them himself, especially should
nsighhorhood club together aud send tor
quantity. thereby reducing both the cost
Of the plants and the express charges,
Remember shat good garden viii pro
dace oEe-half the snet, nance OF the family
thereby reducing the billn OF the grocers
butchers aud doctors.
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Salo Of l2ool Ilstato.

10y virtue OF an order Of sale. to me issued fr,m
ID the Court OF Probate of Wood County, Ohio.
viii Offer for sale at public auction. on SNTUR.
DAY, the 5th dsy OF May, 1888, between the
hours OF 10 ana II A. NJ. Of said day, on or near
the PROMISES the following described lands and
tenements, to-wit; The northeast \. Of the north
east = og section 22, town g. north of range ls ems,
40 acres, more or less, in Woaa Comfy Ohio
forms legal JONAS STERNRMAN,
Guardian of the minor heirs OF John Emeh, dee'd
GE9RGG STRAIN, Attorney.
rsrrysburg, April 3, 1886. 1884 SO.
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BLooDI BLOOD! rzooD!
W Hel1nbOLd7ss
IIeu1Y CONCENTRATED coMroUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARllL LA,
No BgAUTIRYIXe TnE OarIpnENIoN.
NOT A FEW

of the worst disorders that rlct mankind ise from the
corruption that accgGuGtos in the Flood. or oil tho dis
Covories that have made TO purge 1t cut mono can
equal in effect HctuDoLp's Cosroc> EXTRACT OF sac.
1t coansos and ronoyatcs tAc Flood, nstis
tho vigor of health into tho syste aud purgcs out tic
humors which make disease 1t stimulates the healthy
functions of tho body and oXpcs ho disorders that grow
and raEkle In the blood. Such remedy that could bc
rel = has long been sought for and now for the first
tino the public have which they depend Our
cpace here docs not admit of chow It's effects
but ho trial single hottie viii show to the sick thatit
has its virtues srpaGGng anything they have taken
Two tabespoonsful of the Extract of sarsapara added
TO pint Of water J equal to ho Lisbon rie Drink and
bottle is fsy equal to gallon ofthe Syrup of sarsa
pariila, or the decocti sn as usually rando.
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REMARKABLE YOUNG LADY.

The magnetic Doctress, Miss Tennessee, who was
called the Wonderful Child, has established an
lnlrmary In Cincinnati on Fifth street. No. 422,
near Mound, where she may be consulted on all
matters pertaining to life aud health She will
give Information Of ost or stolen property, ideud-
fring the person or persons concerned with SO
much certainty as scarcely to leave a doubt Of
their guilt; and, wien required, will go into an
unconscious state and travel to every part of the
world, and hunt up absent persons, whether dead
or alive, and through her will tell the inquiriug
friends their situation and wherca bouts. She, will
guarantee to make permanent cures in all cases
she undertakes Cancers Extracted, root and
branch, without Instruments or pain, or one drop
of blood, in from four to twenty -four hours Par
nlyzed persons made to walk in from three to nine
days, and all other diseases treated with the same
success, snch as liver complaint consumption, fits,
healt disease, sight and hearing restored, anu all
diseases that flesh is heir to. ,.f.r.
All letters promptly answered, and medicine
sent by express when required. Address Box -
I72, Cincinnati + o. ... .-f H.I tr.'
Owing to he" eXtepsivG practice, Miss TENNESSEE
has been compelled to secure thc services OF Mad
anne Baker and DR. c. II. Woodruff 49mA
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
n,rrI I.nrrINn-No. 5.

Nntico Is hereby gigen, that on the 23d day Of
MAY, A. D 500, at Milton Center, in Wood County,
Ohio, ! will let to the lowest and best bidders, IN
work ot Ditch No. 8, as numbered on the record OF
bitches in this Office
Plan and specifications Of tho work, and condi-
tons of sale exhibited and made known on the
day .of sale. -
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
Perry sburg, April 10, 1866. e6lds5 so
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S,IIEwIFr,s SAFE.

E'na lnRurancc Co., ~
VS.. : In W OOd Common Pleas.
Samuel Clymcr.
by virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Courtof Common rcQs,
of Wood County, Ohio, aud to me directed aud de-
liycfod, will o0Sr forsale at publieyendue at the
daor orthc Courthouse, inthe townof Perrysburg,
Wood County Ohio, ON ~
SATURDAY, May 10, 1860,
Between the hours of and O'clock =. NJ, OF said
day, the following described property, wit;
Gl, in the town of Glead, in the county of Wood,
and State Of Ohio.
CHARLES VIEWERS, Sheriff..
MURRAY g. PmCE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
pGrry ysburg, April l6, 1855. 5le$6
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TINS 100000 in gold captured by tho
military in Georgia, after Lees surrender,
aud claimed by the Richmond banks, proves
30 have been a loan by these banks 10 the
rebel authorities and together with Sl40..
600 more also thus loaned, but not drawn,
ia liable TO DO forfeited to the United
States,
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Perry Tp, April ~, 1865.
NrrACyUMnNT N0Trcr.-

David Hays, plaintiff, vs. James Il, Salcr, de-
tendant. john Norris, j. F., of Perry
Township, Wood County, Ohio
On the 18th day OF April, A, D.lS6A, said JUS
toe issued an Order OF Attachment in the above
ucticn, for the sum of two hundred auj twenty
nine dollars and three ceutS (S2@0 03) w
DAVID HAYS.
Perry Tp,, April 70, 1866. 5lc
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VAIrom HITTING No. ~.

Notice Is hereby given that Twill let TO he low
est and best bidders all The unfinished work OF
Ditch no, ~, from scc,icn No. 2gS to section No.
inclusive, commencing at stake No. 2gS, near the
east line Of Liberty Township, aud following up
the line of said Ditch. -
The sale to commence at 10 o'clock a NJ, on
MONDAY, the l4th day Of May, A. y. 1866, and
to be adjourned fiom time 60 fine, until all Of said
work Is sold; and tho completion Of the same, by
the time specified TO be secured BY bond With
good aud sufficient security, The time FOR the
completion Of tho work will be made known at ihe
time Of sale. a.,
{. Plan and specifications Of tie work. and condi-
iions Of sale exhibited aud made knowDon The day
Of sale. GEO. N. PARSONS, Auoltor'
Auditors OIicc Wood Co. o.,
Perrysburg, April0, 1860. 5OdSS % a
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REaAINs of lake dwellings have recently
baen discovered in the Lake of Zurich.
Arms have been found in great quantities,
tools, from SAWS IN tnt to needles in bone.
ornaments, chIldreu's toys, tho remains OF
stored-ep fruits OF various kind s-nay, eren
cellar or receptacle full OF corn, aud loaf
of bread composed Of bruised grains, aud
preserved by carbonizalion. BY the side
of these relics are found the bones Of al.
imals, many belonging to species extinct
before the rise OF history.
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DOAU NOTICE., ,-Nolioe Is lhoroby given that
I( 'rpettion will bo presented to the Commis-
slontrs of Wood Coudy, 0hio,.at their June sos-
sion, A u. 1865, psthg thembo locate and estab-
lsh county rod as follows Commencing at the
southeast olrnerof section . township Z, north OF
rnpre l2 oasL aud running thence west on the Soc
ton line between sections and II aud and Is,
to tl,eweAt line Of said township aud thence COM
liIruing west TO the cenlcr Of section 49, Perrys-
burg Township, in said Wood County, and there
10 terminate.
April u, 1856. 6ld#
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Our stmp 9ooh.
THE wARnANrEn DEED.

/
A lawyer there was, whom III call Mr.. Flay,
! Who had but few clients aud those didn't pay
AZ length Of starvation he grew 50 afraid,
/ That he courtcd and married n wealthy old maid.
! CHORus Ri-too-ral-l, too-ral-i, too-rai-l-da.
Atue wcdiing this lawyer made one great mis-
Twas hot In omtting the cards and Che cake;
The ring was well chosen, the parson did well
lord
But the gioor, did moi ask for awarrantee decd.
Chorus, bswaing this sad mistake ri. too, etc.
AT night, In their chamber, ibe lady arose,
And began to prepare TO retire to repose
While her husband sat near her, Admiring the
| charms
Which gave him such pleasure to clasp in his
arms. .'
Enraptvred Chorus, appropriate 10 the feelings
! OF tho Joyous bridcgroom-Ri.too, etc.
SHE vent to the wash siahd to battle face,
/ But the process destroyed all its beauty and grace
| The rose on her cheek whothcr ruddy or faint
When displayed ON the towel was nothing but
paint.
! Amnzcd chorus, on witnessing the materials Of
the lady's countenancc as displayed upon the
towel Ri-tOo, etc.
She went 10 the mirror, to take down her hair
But Whom sho had duno so, her Uranium was bare
Says she, Don't DO frightened to see my poor
head
I SnNH pun on my cap Wnbn get lntO b0U."
Hairless Chorus accompanied by the sublued
rustic of nightcaps. aud TO be sung as soft
and smooth as the lady's head too, etc.
Her husband next saw, with amaZcment and grief
4 curious performances Of hers with her trethf
She took them all out with her lingcrs and
thumbs
Said bhc, "l'ni accustomed to sleep in my gFms.
Toothess Chorus nterspcrscd with stdnds re-
scmbling the gnlshiug of gums. The ohorIsters
to DO undcrtho influence OF luughng sas--lii-
too, ETC.
Then sba looscucd the roles that cpyclopod her
waist
And took something at which within them was
placed
Sud she, Whcr IN dead, let IL not be Forgotten
You can max. small fortune, my .ove on this
Cuttur
Stnrti,G Chorus, exhibiting tho sudden change
in the narrowed feelings Of tho ustonshed
iusbpnd produced upon witnessing the dis
play Of cotton Ri-too, etc.
The groom had been sitting in stupid surprise
To see such strange dungs before his own eyes
But now he leapad np, and rushed ont at the dooi,
And poor Mrs, Flay never saw him no more
SLAM bang jump-up-and ske lAdpllc Chorus,ex-
hlbiting the m1nUcr IN which the amazed, |
grief stricken and dcspiring bridegroom, in |
lis agony, Summed tue door altor him Ri
too etc.
n,,t, a. ~,
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RbErAESON EOw DIvOasCE,
vs.. In Wood Common Pleas.

$50 vs.. 's'' In Wood Common Pleas.
Franklin BMght, \
The defendant. Franklin Bright whose place of
residence is unknown to said plaintiff, is horehy
notified that said plaintiff, Jane Bright, filed her
Petition for Divorce, against said defendant in the
Clerks Oflce Of the Court Of Common Pleas, of
Wood County, and State of Ohio. on the 25th day
OF April, 1885, the substance and prayer Of which
is that said defendant has been guilty of gross ne
glect of duty toward said plaintiff and that he has
been guilty OF adultery and praying to be di-
vorccd from said plaintiff, and be restored to her
maiden name. Said petition will be for hearing at
the next term of said Court when said defendant
viii he required 10 answer said petition.
SLENlN N PARSONS, Att'ys tor Petitioner,
Plrrysburg, April 25, 1896. 52f$7 %
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)OAO NoFiCE.-Notice is hereby given that
III the viewers aud surveyor appointed bv the
County Commissioners to view and survey a pro-
posed county road, commencing at the MltonriNe
aud blanchard free turnpike ria1 at the east con-
;er post Of section No, 8, Henry Township, and
running west until it interSecS with a road run-
ming nnrth aud Soatb, aud there terminate, will
meet at the hauSe of William Wilson, IN said town.
ship WEDNESDAY, the lGth day Of May, 1865,
Anril O. 1850 N'. bOl~
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perryshnrg, April Is. 1868.
MTFAClumENT A NOrlcn.-

David Hays, plaintiff, vs.. James e. Staler, de-
(cndOnt.--Before John Norris, }. p, of Perry
Township, Wood County, 0hio
On the tath day of April, AID. 1866, said Jus
tjce issued mn Order of Attachment in the above
action for the sum of two hundred andtwelve dol
lars and fifty cents tS2l2 60),
DAVID HAYS.
Perry Up, April II, 1866. 5lc
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EXECUT0RS' NOTICE. Notice Is hereby
IL given that the undersigned have been duly
appointed and qualified as Executors OF the last
will and testament Of Gabriel 4. Guyer, late of
Wood County, Ohio, deceased. All persons ntc-
rested will govern themselves accordingly.
SARAH GUlER, lr,ecn4ors
JOSEPH GUYER,l HNo'""'S'
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S.,EHEwIFF,S SALE.
NJ - v I'm Mtnna Cn1nmon plens

II vs.. In Wood Common Pleas.
Edward Morrison. ~
By virtue of an order OF sale issued in theaboEe
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio and to me directed and
delivered, viii Offer for sale at public vcnduc, at
the door of the Court House, in Pertysburg, w 1od
county Ohio, on 4.t
X SATURDAY, May 10, 1865,
Between the hours of l and o'clock p, NJ, of said
day, The following described property, to-wt;
Lots Nos. II, -, 49, 90, aud fractional lot No.
81 In A, Il. llutchinsons addition to Milton. Cen
ter, in Wood County, Ohio. Appraised at Sl0O.
CHARLES w. sEVERS, Sheriff.
noDGE h TYLER. Plaiutil's Attorneys
pewysburg, April 10, 1860. 5leS6
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A DMlNlSTR \ToRS NOTICE. 49, Notice is
"A hereby given that The undersigned was, on
the 9th day of April A d. 1906 duty appointed
apa qualified as Administrator de t0nlS non ON tho
fllowing estates, to-wit On the estate OF VIM H.
CoUrsar deceased ON the estate OF Dennis Me-
Council, deceased and on the estate of John Hen
~ 0b1rhOuSe, deceased, with the will annexed,
ID. d, BATES, Admr. as aforesaid.
Perry Sbur0. Anrl .. 1855
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Tia New Orleans Pjcdvaae says THAT
petroleum OF great purity, and IN large
quantities, has been found in Angeline,
trinity aud Naeosaochea eoWties, Eastern
Tsxaa.
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Young man, when You 60 to ngrec Tor n wife,
'fis lhc greatest agreement you'll lmake in your
liflS
Don't trust to good looks, OF my counsel take heed;
Aud be silre to insist on wnrrantoe deed
Grand final Chorus, by twenty-four reserved,
but rasoluto red haired young men, who have
seNerdy silemHy pledged themselves over II
glass of ginger-pop, that they viii never
!" hitch for life' before 6rst exaoting n war
runlee decd -Ri.too ral.li, too .rnl.Ei, etc.
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HELmBoLD's ROSE Wash.

HELMBoLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases ersug from habits OF
dissipation used In connection with the Extracts Duch1
and 6arsapara, in sach diseases recommended. Eyi
denco of the Responsible and reliable character vii
accompany tho medicines. Also explicit directions 20
use io haadreGs OF oasaRGs living Witnesses and up
wards OF 5000 unsolicited certificates Gad Iocomonda
tory letters many of which from the highest
including eminent 1hyscians ClerCyren ctGteslcn &c
The Proprietor has rcaoted 10 their Publcatioa
the nevspapeFa he not do this from Tic fact that his
articles rank Stnndard Preparations, and do net need
TO be propped mp by certificates,
The Science Of &edoine like The porc Column, ShcElt
stand simple pure, majestic. having Fact for itg basis
Induction for its pillar and Tluth sSne for is Capital.
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NY Extract sorsap0rilia Il Ilood Trr2cr Wy .-;.rnC
Duehu is Eiuretic epd viii such Ia Ill cases.
Eoth are prepcsed oa pnccly gci1nunc R,iacplcs-ii
rseao-srd arc TIE most sc:iye Eo@sUo5ot c.Slcr tG
can be Elade ready Gad toGclGe!ye test VIII he col
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Gee Di5pensalory OF tho Unitcd States.
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OF rbysic.
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brrtod Thysicap aad Mentor az tbe ro~rl CUllscoc
Surgeons ireland, and published tue TrGnsactsoaso
the Eirg Rul Q-oon o Journal.
Gee Eedico-chhur6icM Review, published by prNJa
TRAvRrs Fellow OF the Royal College OF Surgeons.
Sec mo5t Of the late standard works oa Aedieine.