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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-26
DR.. WHITTIER.

sig s. Charles street. St. Louis No. has been longer en-
gagged IN he treatment OF al yeerea Ind sexual diseases
Tran any specialist In St. Louis the cisY papers show
also permatorrha sexual debility and impotsney as the
result OF seaouse In youth sexual symptoms
oeiag nervousness, seminal emissions debility dness of
sight defective memory ptmples face
Asrson 70 society or females confusion ideas Of
sexual power are permanently cared. Pamphlet Is pages
ee kyery letter OF inquiry with stamp Answered.
sepS iy N -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-26
And / don't care a d-n;
If l go back to Kansas
The davil is a ram.


The Humboldt Journal of the 24th has
The following concerning a theft: One Ed.
Jones, said to be of good connection and
respects BILE parentage, etc., stole horse
from Mr.. j. III. Swim in Trenton last Mon
day and brought him to this place and
pawned him at Simmons livery ST. Bile for
three dollars. Swim pursued and recovered
the horse, and Ed.IJoneslis now in Jail at
this place.
Our kilograms Saturday morning mention
ed the fact of the fatal mistake, of which the
following from the appeal is full account:
The most lamentable ofthe many unfortu-
nate incidents recorded during the prevail
ence of the yellow fever, is the following:
Yesterday Henrietta Block, nurse, by mis-
take, gave her yellow-feVer patient. Mey-
er, of No. 118 Exchange street-a dose of
carbolic acid instead of a potion consisting
of nitre, sugar etc., which had been prescrib-
ed for the sick man. The label of the bot
tie of carbolic acid had been partially eras-
ed. No sooner had the victim, who was
but eighteen years of age, swallowed the
deadly potion, than he realized bis danger,
and springing from the bed, jumped up as
If in desperation, TO clutch the ceiling of the
room, at the same time exclaiming most
frantically, 81 am poisoned, and will die. :"
Scarcely had these terrible words been hiss
ed when the suffering wretch fell back up
on his bed, where he lay two hours with
ing in anguish, when death cana to his re-
lief Such death tensifed In its dreadful
suffering casts gloom upon all, and arous-
es The liveliest sympathy in our stricken
community.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-26
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
IHHEASHVlLE Union ANDAHERUAE

Makes the Agricultural Interests Of our peoples
leading feature. We have special Editor, who
dsvotes his entire time 70 the procuring and pub
LEGATION Of information knd news intended Soz he
success Of our farmers.
With proper encouragement nom thAtIArgs
and reliable class Of our population, We shAilsdn
further increase our EFFORTS and fAcElsass 70 please
and pront then-
It is the Best Advertising Me-
diana I'm the State,
As it has the Largest Circulation q sns Rsps
.a= the sOutAvsst
~Ws Invite Correspondence frOn svsry Cssntg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-26

A Two-story Frame House on the east side of
South College street, little south of st. Vim
cent Hospital, fronting 80 feet by 1O7 deep. Ex-
empt IRON taxation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-26

Two Brick Tenements on east side of South
Cherry street, each fronting 25 feet and running
back $50 feet. Exempt from taxation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-26

A StorehOuse on the north side of Broad ST.,
A. Brown as clothing store, fronting % feet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-26

a JOBS comforter is the Greeneville Ne,U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY............. December =, 1873.

The EvRsINs STAR is offered to the Men,
bers of the Forty Third Congress, to visitors
here, ard TO the public generally as the most
complete, concise and reliable epitome of for
eiSn, domestic, and local news within their
reach.
Having at its command all the facilities af-
forded by special telegraphic dispatches, in con-
nection with the regular Associated Press re-
ports; employing a large force of faithful. in
telligent, and experienced reporters, and using
the most powerful and rapid printing machine
~ in the world, this old and firmly-established
ournalis able (gOing TO press about o'clock in
the afternOOp1 to furnish to the public, every
evening, and at a mere nominal cost, a full &C
count of the operations OF Government, sthe
proceedings OF Congress- and a complete reflex
OF each days events, not only in the city OF
Washington, but throughout the civilized world
up to the close of business hours.
The STAR is sent through the City Post Office
TO the address of subscribers, or left by carrier
at their residence. as may be preferred. II sent
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served by the carrier, the price is 10 cents per
week, or II cents per month, payable to the
carrier.
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The Outlook

The unofficial, press reports continue TO give
warlike aspect TO the news from Spain aud
Cuba. ON the other hand, Secretary Fish
stated to- day that the confidence of the govern
ment in the intentions Of the CASTELAR, govern
ment to faithfully carry out the provisions of
the protocol recently agreed upon is undimin-
ished, and that they have strong reasons for
believing that the CASTELAR, government will b.
able to 10 so. As we understand it, the govern
ment fully appreciates the difficulties under
which the Madrid government are laboring in
undertaking to carry out the provisions of that
protocol, but have reasons for believing tn
they will yet succeed. 4 telegram-elsewhere
states that our war vessels that have made Kew
west rendezvous have left that point, and il is
probable they have gone over to take posi-
ton OF observation" on the Cuban coast In
coutedly the situation is critical, but BY no
means 80 hopeless OF peace as the tenor of the
press dispatches would indicate. And if war
should come, our government having exhausted
every resource, consistent with set-respeet and
national honor, TO settle the diff culties without
bloodshed, Will go before the country abun-
dainty justified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08
The MaFketA.

BALTIMORE. Dec. S-we-t vIrginis's, 10: Va a
c'LsoItstsd, 49,. North Cas- olins S. old, a.; do
sps cisI tax, 10 bid to-day.
BALTIMoRs, Dec. s-Cotton dull and h,avy-iow
uiddlipcs, IA ais Flour quiet. but firm; prices
UNCHANGED Wheat active and frrnar-wh'ts cbai
1901 s5, fair prime do Il 6CHI rs: choice amb ar
8 al IS: good to prime d 20. Ohio an Indians
65, Pei nsy anis. J6rl s. amber We stern son
] 6s. Corn sctiyefoT uthern-wbite southern, 60en
50, yellow southern, e5GO; mi ed western quiet asd
a5Q; western mixed, ieGni6ts do white 4s0It9 R7e
curt and unchanged. Hay unchanged. Provisions
sttops and bnoy ant. Mess pork Is 50 Bulk maa,s-
shouldeTs none Offering clear rib sides. IA 6p7ts.
baccn-shouldsrs, y. clear rib sides, 7A0p3 Sugar
cured h1'ns: l2en8. Lard, s.s Western butter
changed. Coffee very strong-fsir to prime Bio car
goes nominally 23G24h. Whisky steady and firm,
"a CG95- Sugar strong, 10
NEW YORK, Dec S.-Sfocss active AID irregular
Money, bid. Gold, ga. Exchange, long, S'6 short,
%. Governments strong
NEw YORK. Pee. 8.-Flour dull and unchanged
W heat dull ard dropping. Corn shade firmer.
LoNnnN, Dec s, 1870 n, m.-Consols for money,
~ "a 90, for account, 81 oloe. Bonds, %; New
York Central. 765s; Erie, 5sS; Erie preferred, 50
L"NDoN, Dec 8, 3 p. m.-The rate of discount in
op' market tor three months bills is IA par cent
" 3 below the Bank Of ENGLAND rate.
PARIS, Dec. S-Rentes rs francs rs confines
EoSDoN, Dec. 8. $50 D 1.-The amount of
bullion gone into the BauE Of England on bal nee
tC-@ay il 1880.
LoNnoN, Dc s,4P.m-Bond., 9l7s. Erie, So,
FRANKFORT, Dec. S--B .nds, g
PARIS, Dec S-Rentes SO francs 95 Confines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08

An enterprise has recently been started in
Texas proposing the desirable end of furnishing
cheap meat A company OF Texas capitalists
nave erected slaughterhouse at Denison
which has Capacity TO kill, dress and ship to
New \ ork and other northern cities ii We hun
dred-beeves daily. Ten refrigerator cars, each
carrying ten tons Of dressed beef, ready for
market, passed through SeIalia, Missouri yes
terday, ~ roate to New York, and tue agents OF
the company say that they intend to place il Oh
the market at One-half the present prices.
Should the enterprise prove Successful. the
Strengthening company viii dispatch three or
more trains from DeEis1n weekly. Beef is one
OF the articles which still sells at retail. from
Washington northward, at the oil war prices.
Butchers pay 10 more for cattle now. or al least
but little more. than they di before the war.
and yet they persist in charging war prices. II
The southwest can furnish the north with beet
AT moderate prices there will b. no lack OF
buyers Texas beef is however, not frst-cl...
meat, anu will not suit fastiiious tastes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08
THE WEATHER.


NAf DEPARTMENT. Drsos Of Case SixssI OA,sV a
NAsEiNGTON, December 8, 1873, l0:3l s 10. I
SYNOPSIS FOE THE PAST TwRNry-vOuR HorRs.-
re pressure has diminished in the northwest and
.henGe eastward over the upper lake region, with
continued threatening weather and areas of rain
and snow. Generally Cloudy weather and liEh
rams nave prevailed in the Ohio valley, the south
tfn portion Of the middle states and thence south
ward over the south Atlantic and eastern Calf
sta.ts Generally clear snd coll weather prevails
IN NV ENGLAND and the s.. Lawrence valley. The
itlnl rHure Continues low on TIE Atlantic coast
tlt II has risen slightly in the Mississippi valley,
k0bAhIIIrIEs.- For the lake region and thence
southwark over the Ohio valley and the middle
states, sssterly to southerly wisds with generally
ciouGy weather and light rains will prevail: the
zen peTature rsirg slightly on the middle Atlantic
coast For the southern states, continued Cl Judy aud
threatening wea her, With areas of rain during the
DAY the winds in the Gulf states gradually veerng
10 sOutherly. and those the south Atlantic
continuing light, but variable. For New England
partly cloudy weather end low temperature, possibly
followed by threatening weather the east At
lantlc coast by Tuesday. Threatening weather,
With snow and rain, will probably continue in
Michigan and u enCe westward to Minnesota Re.
ports have not been received from the central Mis-
sissppi ard Missouri valleys, and thence outward
to the western gulf and westward to the Pacific
coast. After the 10Th instant the.splay of cantiona
~ signals VIII be suspended az the lake ports for the
winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08

The national convention OF colored men
which meets in this city tomorrow to consider
what action may be necessary to still further
secure civil rights to cOlOrei citizens will com
prise delegates from all parts of the country,
mostly prominent men of their race, many of
whom have already arrived here. Ii the con-
yention will confine itself TO practical measures
as there are hopeful indie atoms it will, the re-
suit Of its deliberations will doubtless receive
early and careful consideration BY Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08

The New York Ereaisg Post thinks it is no
more than was to be expected that the power
full party in CuDa, which approved of the cap
ture of the Virginius and the execution of her
passengers, should refuse to Immediately ack-
nowledge that they were wrong, but that paper
confidently expects that IN a few days this ex-
element in Cuba will wear itself out, and that
sober second-thought will teach the Havanese
to acquiesce in the decision of the mother coun-
try. Weshall see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08

The press seemed to think awhile ago that it
would tan Mr. Bla:ne's ability to the utmost to
escape political shipwreck in the appointment
of his committees. Yet be has accomplished the
task so we'll that the papers all have a word to
cay in commendatlon, Mr. Blaine is either one
OF the ablest and astutest men OF the PERIOD or
ne was born under the luckiest of stars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08

The formidable Spanish ir0n-clad Arar;le..
which has been undergoing repairs at the
brooklyn dry dock, has been hurrying to get to
sea- outhas been detained by accidents. On Fri
gay last the hood-gates OF the dock got blocked
UP somehow 20 they could not BE- N lie TO work.
and Saturday, by another streak OF bad Iuck. a
barge with two hundred tons OF coal sprung
aieak and went down right in front of the gate.
way OF the dock, completely blocking the pas
sage. a telegram to-day states that the barge
has not yet been raised. 1t is tedious and dis,
greeable work raising barge load of coal in
december, and should be expected to last some
hme, perhaps until 1t is settled whether we are
10 have war with Spain. As we have no right
to detain the Arapiles, unless war has been d..
CARED, the accident to this coal barge would
seen. TO be proyidentisl. At any rate. il is a en-
riously apropSs accident, as the elder Weller re.
marked when his Coach load of opposition
voters got upset on their way to the polls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08

1t is telegraphed from here that there is
formidable and growing opposition to the con-
frmatiOn of Attorney General Williams as Chief
Justice. Our information is. however, that
he will be confirmed without serious opposition
It is certain that Mr.. Williams while in the
senate stood well as a lawyer, aud from the
criticisms bestowed upon every person sug-
gested Tor the chief iusticeship it is quite evil
dent that no appointment could have been
made that would have escaped the earnings of
the fault iii ~Iers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08

The Cincinnati G0-st's says about the Tri-
bvne's defence OF its story abou. Senator Car
penter.
We DO not purpose entering into this discus
SION, but ~ may be proper TO remark that the
evidence OF the register i not entirely cOnciu-
fSe As 10 the uDtruthfuness of the clerk
Rooms at Long Branch are very often, il not
generally, engaged in advance, and all of those
the ITigEHe refers TO may have been thus en-
gagged, Tor an Of anything that vet arpears.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08

The financial situation for the past week was
unmarked by any great change. Stocks we're
steady. and in some instances buoyaut, tone be-
ing Civ en- TO the market exceptional by tn
reports from Congress. The verv favor able
statement put out by the New York banks on
Saturday infused bu1yaDcy INTO the Wall street
markets, and caused sharp advanc in stocks
sight portion Of which was lost late in the
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08

Secretary Robson Il much praised all over
the country for the promptness with which he
has put our little navy on a war footing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08
BOARDING.,

ROhRulNG-AT PANIC PRICEs-TABLE
= bOnhb - per week. Everything ErE ail
-,Sas: also, Rooms for rent at same place. 500
thstteet northwest. dscS-3t' q
ohhDlNG-COnyeniepr ana pleasantly Ioca-ad
- Furnlhhed ROOMS, fronting south prfgst,
an lily egg street rthwe-t. dec, 81
koARD-Me ll-furnished ROOMS 10 Alexandria
sdeslrahle location, with or without BOARD,
an De ohtsIDed by addressing "A B." GaE-tte
pnce; Alexandria, Va. References given aud re-
1uILeu, PoNl5 In
DhBT1ES DESIRING GOOD HOTEL ACCOM-
modatlous al moderate rates should apnly A.
IBkMoNT HoUS c lrner ID street aud iad,s
Nenue, az 1t Is furnished and kept second 10 none
Board and Room per day, So 50
Board and boom per month, $50 20 $40
liable board per month, 20. rows I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08

From the nstc LsiP-Ig Musk ZJfnBg
new Grand Piano from stenway s. Sons, New
York which saw and heard ia DR. Fran LisZtjs
husiC Room must acknOwlsdge as the gy1pJ N
vtoi'0H that modern science in Piano building has
produced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08

~ VIII be seen by the proceedings to-day that
,he heuse Is not quite ready to adopt the ''On
to Cuba" war-whoop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08
NM STEINWAY'S PIANOS. NM
EXTRACT FROM THE OFFICIAL REPORT
OF THE
JURY ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

mTTt SIElNWAY'S PIANOS. 7XV9
EXTRACT FROM THE OFFICIAL REPORT
jury nx PS MTSi3A hSi ifNssETssEgnHENrs,
Eve regret that the celebrated Inaugurators of
sons, Ell New York, to whom tho entire art of
risno-mshins is 20 greatly indie bted, have not
MAESTRO RETRELLA, President. Italy,
pi9f Dr LiSsAJoUS, q \ ice President, France,
pr. kGWAkb HASsLIK, Austria,
johann Rfkz bFFREf%a H ATst.s' .r.,r;,
JULIUS sCIlIEDMAYEB, Germany,
De SoRIANo FuERTEs, Spain,
MONS, kEINkENs, Belgium,
piK InI9R TEBsR, Switzerland,
DR.. OSCAR PAUL, professor of the University of
Leipzig, Official Reporter,
Jury on Musical Instruments,
Vienna orld's Fair, 1873.
wBINAR. September 81, 1873.
Nsssrs. S'.,nray 4 Sons,
now stands in my Music Room. and present. a har-
nom. fofdhiy q dd1hyabls qualities, detailed emu
instr fully jnsties the world wide repat alton
that for years you have everywhere enjoyed.
also ada hsmase and the Of my 1 u no
disguised admiration, with which / remain,
Very sincerely yours, FRANZ LISzr.
Ezyqd from letter from d.. Franz L,s.f, 10 tie
WslnGr. SepienJsr 27,h 1873 y nor IN posSssSj3,
Of MtSSrS. SfetHIrd j. Sons.
"Prey tell Mr.. Steinway that his splendid Upright
Piano shone to brlIian, advantage at the festival
peIfornsnces a, the Wartbucg,. where last Tuesday
IT served under my fingers as : Fics OycdsSra,' ex-
citing general admiration,
Yours, very truly, FRANZ LI,zT
From the nstc LsiP-IC Musk ZyJfnHg
new Grand Piano from Steinway IS Sons, New
York which we saw and card ia DR.. Fran LISTS
Music Room must acknowledge as the gr1nJlSf
frt0t'0H that modern science in Piano building has
produced.
STElNWAG d SONS PIANOS.
large assortment Of GRAND, SQUARE and
UPRIGHT PIANOS always on hand at the ware
rUcn9 of
deC6-f6t&stan1 VIC METZEROTT & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-08
FOR SALE.

t'oE SALE CHEAP OK ENrHASgE FOR
tlh Bonds, pair young BAY MAkE>, -
,,,'uhA ADD g"lilH, and Close CAERi NGh, IN
n .ds phla hu'ld. Address CAN'T NNSf
AfILL n Ar 50 : l8th 81 gef south. does s..
lRegub Chroul
I'oR stLE-A u.srly NV. 8Is -hsTsg FAMILY
tAEblAs r viii be sut rhasP Ar 1870,
Ey a th- Carriage Nauufa-tar, Il &c -
JthN z. bk mis-, opposite Baltimore go
aid PvtCmaC Railroad Bup1t A.: s--
E'nR sALE-A new extension. top park CAR
= hlAS d; also, on- large WORK Horse, .sJsn -
!. = Hatis nigh Hyih VIII b. sod cieap. ssEtzS
Apply AZ LLOln'S stables, D. prf Eglrst ~
corner 4 9th ana & streets northwest d. 81
t'1h $3.50 hsld-une par - dasS BAf
HOhSts, about l5is hands high, fa-tN
u2tters ~ harness, ami both very superior IN
taGdIs hoTsrs. 1 he owner he inc 40 us1. ca
Tor IN. m they can he bought rhsap. Apslv OF
IN LhkAhAk son, 20 Light street, R,lti-
mere, ND. dacg-6tH
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

COS AG&NA hND GALLO
EOK RENT-OFTICE ROOMS over nv store.
= Apply to L. ?. CLARK, la2S Penssy'ssnis
For RIkr-Cormsnica,ing south FRONT
=. th0eMs, in private fanny hsads-m-ly fur
Bsick T pwsTGr ssT aa,obsE. 500
tanning ]. rooms. With al the modern improvements;
terms. spsi5 to JANIS L. Davis 81 coners..
street nov2s-lc
esstTse. F6RSfsakp ' Rcoss' ssu .' ss Al
moasI eonyenienses, AID for hesithiuness ef toes.
For RENI-A, handsomely pJRsIsHEp
U CHAMBER, with privilege Of rsrlor NJ oys
= street, between OH and i0th streets non est
immediately, INN adjoining nrst-eiAss dining a.
L room three story BRICK HOUSE, all IN ,d-ru
hou.sn dollars Re TAKEN in sosra INV Tour ST
ot sr s sSsS IN payment or R1i'eing
nossio ~"Se' s sHnans,
EOR RENT-FURNTSHED PARLOR sod Elsp-
on nst N s fs 40 IN, s9o mn
floor, front; at 1884 I street northwest, novss 2w'
FOk sALE.Thst desirable PKpPKRrY. the
and 18th streets northwest. Inquire on Tn. prem.
EoR RINT-Tbe large double HoITsE- con,.j,,-
q ms 80 rooms. No. 222 81 street nsrthwG.t
Tn. house has been occupied by Mrs TsyiSr for
proximity to the sptol and PcnnsflS ana aSs rs
irneoiately. N D'DN' f''''i n0's' gwen
EoR .-TneskCOND and rHTRDsToKTEs
building; the location is centr. ani o@nvenisnf ~
sl The epsrtments and hotels the rooms are isrse
on the premises. noyss 80
FOR RFNT-Fnrnished aud unfurni-hei PAR
LoRS and BEDROOMS, single and en- -uitr, y,
loo2 Massachusetts, avenue northwest. nsi l6t
0.NOR SAIk-a tbraa-sfnrv RRT.TC
L 18th street, betwes x and II streets mort hsssf
S cos u .SSm- sss ,nronshou, and ho' aud
geTilhc1ies OF BsaTd ct pIblie Works taken in paw
Bank ~ '"''OH"' ]" pt%i s,'5 ts
EoR RENT-Two PARLORs, DINING. ROOM
L and KITCHEN, all communicating, on the mrs,
moor sitting room and bed room, communicating. on
second floor; three bed rooms on same floor, AID
sipSns rS s sad r ~i Se ch sasP
h.nse newly painted and PapeTei Euguire A. NJ.
meut. neyIQ as.
EoR SALE AND BENT.
HOUSES,
Furnished and Uufurnished.
We have several very superior Residences, front
ing and near LAFAYETTE s,uare, also on IL street,
have at ali times TIRsT GLASS HOUSES for sale
MONEY INVEs 1riS y 9y ZEAL ESTATE
nov,s,m kESsEP Eyo s, SON.
LOB bENT-Furnishsd, 2I1 4 street northwest
on north side, next to Gen Sheman's. moderate
sized three story BRICK HOUSE, recently fur
llshed; water and gas throughout, suitable for
SNAIL isnliy' noNlOagr
EOR RENT-A -four room BRICK HOUSE. near
L IA street cars; SIS per month A seven room
ma N y. pear metropolitan cars, $40 month. In
Iuire at 62s Louisiana avenue. poy7.lv
t'uR sALE-TWO YARNS 2S and 81 acres near
Falls Church Railroad Depot, and within nino
mile, miles OF Washington, Great bargain sud essy
terms ROBERT A. PHILLIPS,
oct9-S n Real Estate Broker. oil 3 ISL ii reat
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MEDICAL. &c.

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Rooms al SlS llih street. between aud v uorfh h.
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