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will fail in eecting valuable improvement. m6-co2ns+
A CARD.-DR. WHEELER, Oculi.t. IS Greenwich St is
IA permitted to refer to the following gentlemen, for tes
mony which has attended his peculiar
mode Of treating Diseases of the Eye for several past
E E.Sf Ms.r " White Bsrss. .Iar It,
Cruikshank 40 Greenwich ST Mr. Jusus d. Miller Isl Chat
ham st; Mr. Benjamin Flanders, 40 South ST Mr. jaime: n
Bodne 242 Fulton st; Mr. Augustus Baker, is Peek Slip
Mr. Murine, 2os Cherry st; Mr.. O. LOOMS, Office Of the
Mead Stone st; Mr. Wm Kirk who totally blind, and
returned from the Eye Infrmary incurb 215 Varck
Mrs Megies family Zone Of whom was totally bAd l4l Il.
bridge st.
steel extracted after ermenting him upwards of four
during which period neither the professional gentlemen
connected with the Eye Infrmary any other surgeons
medical men had been able to detect them.
Since publishing numerous certificates and testimonials
this subject Dr. Wheeler has received among oher the
following gratifying letters, to which he respectfully invites
NEw Yomx, s0th January, 1850.
Dear SThc great benefit have received from your pro-
fonal attendance upon since sight became impaired
Of the years since by
that maIady named by physicians OPthama Tars demands
from acknowledgment in terms much stronger than
capable expressing As you propose giving some public re-
fernccs and testimonials the subject Of peculiar mode
shall say my part the confidence your
ability to any durable disease and by too which
"oa sys1 f SV d KETSH aIH
To DR.. Wheeler, oeuli.t, IS Greenwich, St n. Z.
New YoRK, 25th January, 1889.
Sr-Among the individuals whom you may refer proe
Of your skill and ability Ocuist, quite willing yos
shall add having had sufficient evidence in the Of
my little daughter Of the SAFE tender and ecacous
in which you diseases Of the eye From blow which she
unfortunately of her eyes not only became dan
gerouy nsmed but covered with m, which alarmed
and other members Of the family. BY timely application
however, you completely cured her In avery few Days.
and with very little pain As regards yc
Balsam Of Moscaeo, the benefit that it afforded my family
during the last SUMNER such
mend il for any child troubled with relaxed bowels
Respectfully yours, &c.
JOHN HARRIS, ls2 Ludlow street.
No. 40 Washington Market, N Y.
To DIR. wheelsr, Oculst, a. Greenwich street
Office From o'clock A. NJ to 2-out door patients
afler m lHeois
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OLIVER VANDERBILT.
! sOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for

~ - SOU LINE TOT
SuvEaA Norfolk, Charleston, 5. c., Petersburg and
6Akzzazs@ Richmond.-The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEwEss, all boats ofspeed and aceommo-
dation will running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end Of
Spears wharf every afternoon at o'clock Immediately az
the arrival of the from Philadelphia and will arrive
morning Portsmouth in time for the for Whining
ton thence steamboats, Charleston Returning will leave
every after the arrive from the South, and
reach Baltimore neat morning in time for the cars for Phla
depha.
These boats run In connection with the well known steam
packets Georgia and Sosth Carolina which leaves Norfolk
every Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
also connection with the James River boats TO Peters
burg Richmond Strangers informed (old travellers
know this the cheapest and most comfortable route for
southern travellers there changes from steam
boats and stages in dead of night a the Washington
The company therefore hope the travelling part Of the
commun, will patronise them IN giving equal facilities and
Passage and fare to Norfolk, S. JOHN W. BROWN,
m26-u Agent.
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TEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BRISTOL
The Steam Ship "0REAT
A~h ~ WESTERN 1910 tons, James
xs5Ez >>hS<M Hosken r. NJ, Commander, is
.AWnNTM appointed to sail during the
G5TAlx\ WkrH[\\\ year follows From Bristol
WVMkM0 M\A> -23d March, lsth May, 9th Ju
ly, oath August, 18th October
NlzlLSF FSom Nep York-20th April
i3th June, August Olaf September 10th November
Fares Bristol including Vines In Main Saloon and
Cuddy State Rooms thrtyye guineas In Fore and
Lower Saloons thirty guneas (Sl4o) Stewards fees fliO
($666) Children under l3 and Servants haprice No
ond class or steerage passengers taken An experienced
Surgeon attached ship For Freight Passage apply
to RICH'D. IRWIN,
az wv 96 Front At
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y THE subscriber having taken the above establishment,
and having thoroughly repaired the same respectfully so
continuance Of the public patronage hs favored
with his old establishment Delaney street. His friends
may his whole time and attention will be devo
ted their comfort and that his Aes Wines and all Kind Of
Liqsors will be o the best quality Convenient for R
rence Dinner Parties, &c. Beds BY the nighto week
m23 5w- WILLIAM HAfDON.
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No. II Cedsr street. near broadway.
TT must be apparent all that there efsctua OF
teaching practical knowledge Of Bookkeeping but BY
conducting the pupil rough variety OF business transactions
by his making the entries of each and becoming
familiar with the books from actual 1t must not
imagined that buying and selling merchandise are all the
transactions that take place in business The Of
strucon which presents to the pupil more than hundred DIFF
business each Of which becomes the subject
remark conversation and study decidedly Of
practice which mast result in good knowledge Of Book
keeping.
Rooms open day and evening Prospectus with terms, &C.,
be had the where the advertisers works may be
purchased
C. C. MARSHS WORKS
The Science Of Double Entry Book keeping Sinpl6ed"
standard work. seventh edition. 900 pages octave 90 Of
instructions; $I2s This book is introduced into the New
York Public Schools preference to other the subject
The Of this ms ution, well known compose
Of the first talent in the country
The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping, improved BY the
Introduction Of the proef baanee third edition; $50 pages
octave; 40 pages Of instruction; 10 cents.
"a Lecture the Study Of Bookkeeping with Balance
Sheet" neat pamphlet as pages. l2mo price Is cents per
single copy.
Mercantile WrifinsA Of lessons prepared which
will fail in efecting valuable Improvement m6-co2ms
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= r--o q FARE REDUCED"-"NO MONO
GES-' POLY.-peepies NeW Line for Boston, riS
Newport .nd ProvidenceCsbin passage
aoliar-Deck fifty cents-Ths steamer LEXINGTON Cart
Vanderbilt will leave New York for Newport and Provi-
depce on "wednesday the 18th inst at O'Clock, NJ from
Pier No North River Freight taken at cents per foot Fer
further information apply on board.
The engine boilers hu the above boat have been put
in complete order and the public ay rest arv DIX there
c racing pracesd being entirely unnesslary 10 sus
her we'll established reputation for speed The regular
day for the Lexington 10 New York will be Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS until further notice al sm
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sn GROSS INDELIBLE INK BONES, cheap, Cor sale at
OV No. I2i Fulton st m2e-lm-y
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CANVASS BACK LUNCH-sAMUkL SMITH
" tie honor 10 inform hi, friends and the public
the and extensive basement Of the four
story No 332 Broadway where he would be most happy
10 serve with all the decscs OF the different markets ia the
City agord Il Is his intention TO supply all those who honor
him with visit with the best Of Liquor and pure Spring
Water Mr. Smith is happy take this opportunity in
returning thanks Tor the liberal share Of bussess he has al
ready and hopes through strict atenon TO the
forts of his gses merit continuance OF public patronage
a5-qsis@
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY At COST OF IMPoR
TATION-The subscriber intending finally to close The
Cutlery establishment No. Astor House. during the present
month"; offers for sale above the following Table Cutlery
vir: =,
50 set, Of aaase Ivory Table Knives and Forks with
vers complete, Of various patterns and all o. war
rsnted quality
% dor OF Balance Dinner Knives only Cor silver forks
l6 do do with extra long handles.
ll2 do Dessert Knives TO match
rs2 pairs oflarge and Game Carvcrs.
"a do long elastic Steers .
mahogany Gets Of do Of extra fine quality
Rodgers. Pocket Cutlery general assortment at Wholesale
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Rarors aud Scissors
JOHN GRAvELBY,
al 3w. No. 2, Astor House, broadway.
BOOTS! BOOTS! AT WALKER co.'s, 900 Canal
ID corner of Hudson streetBoets for gentlemens summer
dress just received pair Of 6ne seal calf and morocco
part with steel and plates the heels for syfns COM
fort these boots gnahead of any offered to hSpubc-
prices from 2.25, AIS TO $500 per pair.
Ladies' Misses and childens shoes Of all color sorts aud
sirehe cheapest the United States We have just recev
ed pairs Of first rate French and native call sam
boots OF the latest fashon-prices 81 to $50 per pair
Mems Boys and Chldrens Boots and Shoes OF All shape.
sot. and he thought OF the cheapest IN the wsrd
wakes shoe store 700 Canal Hudson street, and 226
2so and ose the store Grcenwieh street -
a6ims WtbkEh ~ w
| sn GROSS iNDELIBLE INK BONES, cheap, for sale Al
IL nlNAA
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k6R FOR MARSEILLES-The superior French brig
&XN1 TROIS FRERES, Capt. Blaze For freight or
aalov BOYD & HINCKEN Tontise Building.
k6R FOR SALE.-The Hull and Spars OF vessel now
REX the stocks Eastern port of the following d.
mensions-95 feet keel, l06 feet deck % feet
ea feet hold built Of white oak and heavily copper fs
aed can be launched in June Far further information apply
to BOYD HINCKEN, Tontne Building
al2y
S61S. JACKETS FOR HAVRE-SECOND LINE
kE4Xf The Ship UTICA, John g. Pel, Master, will sail on
s1esz.the lst May.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents,
a6y No. 9. Tontine Building.
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A MEXICAN BRITANNIA wARE.-Just received =
n very extensive assortment Of American Britannia Tea
Sets which style and finish, exceeds thing OF the snd
before The article good that imported and io
go = DANIEL v DRLAvAN
Az No. m Maiden Lane, near Broadway.
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The LUsUs NATUR4 in my next.
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These ships all Of the FIRST class about 700 tons sarhen
and are by able and experienced navgator Great
care has in the selection Of furniture BEDS
&c. and the price passage Gxed at 500 out
ward for each adult and chi half prizes without wines or
liquors of any description Neither the captains OF
packets wal be responsible for letters parcels or
packages them, unless regular bills adng are signed
therefor. Apply to
GRINNELL, MINTURN co. l34 Front st.; or to
JOHN GRISWOLD, ~ South street, New York
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~ FOR HAVRf.-The superior ceppered frencr
tff3N ship TERRE DE FEU, Capt Dclbeke, 70 oe aes
patched ON before The 18th April. For freight O
So BOYD d HINCKEN, Tontne Building.
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q rRHw wRAPPTNG PAPER.- 5000 csp an.
J. CAMPBELL 4 PERsSE,
a6v 10 and liz Nassau st
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kxzg FOR HAvRE--The superior eopper.fastened and
ecpp<red brig Harriet FISHER massr-intended 10 oe
d.patch,d For freight passage apply to
BOYD 4 HINCKEN,
a Tonlinc Building.
Morning herald., 1839-10-28
Superior COurs.
Present a full Bench

Ger: 26.-his Honor, the Chief Justice, delivered
the following decisions:-
Abm. Mitchell ads The Morris Canal Banking
Company. Judgment for plaintiff On the demurrer
with liberty to defendant to rejon on payment q
costs within ten days after notice Of this rule
Ellen Carr Vs. VIM. H. Carr. Judgment for plain :
tiff.
Stephen Whitney VS.. James p Allaire. Jsde-
ment for plaintiff. sA
Amos M. Gurtare vs.. James Philips. A motion "
set aside report and reference, denied. F
VIM W. Thorne W. Isaac Newton. Judgments
plaintiff. A
The Middlesex County Banking Company vs. J>-1
cob Rapelye and Charles Hoyt Ordered that plain
tiff have leave TO notice this for the next
and that the other motions stand over until Wednes.
day, at ii o'clock.
Charles H. Cuyler and Lewis y. Reed ads Da
mel Oakley, assigned, &c. Ordered that precept is
sue against Daniel Oakley, for the non payment Of
ga 20 cents.
Thomas b. Gautier vs. WIN. H. Sackett. New tri-
al, costs to abide the event.
The Court then adjourned sine die
Morning herald., 1839-10-28

TIE PunrKis CRop.-Gov. Fairfield, OF Aroos-
took, has also set apart Thursday. the 18th Of Mo-
vember, a. day for tAsakssivns and prayer
srcrsEss ~ pMAprscrvILLe.--Tke yellow fever
has beep severe In Msdisenville, La. IL cortiSued
to carry on the people the l4th isst the latest
advices. Many of the interior towns have been
sorely afflicted.
Morning herald., 1839-10-28

% Tive more granite columns for the Exchange
have arrived H the foot Of all street. from Quincy
Massaehusetts.
Morning herald., 1839-10-28

McssLy surFEsxss.-Osr fund for these suffer.
prs amounts 60 tleo. Cove md csptribste. why
vent the Wall stvees papers do Ettls'
Morning herald., 1839-10-28

The Nonissrror.-The wings and locofocos
lave now their candidates the field, as follows:
WIS. Lscoroco.
Fer senator. For Senator.
Philip Hepe. Mi1tkorne Tsmpkin.
fsr Register. For Register.
James GuIiek ,. sherna an BrowneI,
For .9ssem5y Fpr .7senatiy.
DAVID Ogden, Paul Crovt.
John Deamater, Thomas HerttsI,
Abraham n. Lawrence, soiomoo Town end,
linus W. Stevens, las. }. Roosevelt
=. r.. McKnnsy, Cornelius III. Bryson,
John q. 3to'es Ulysses d. French
Jonathan ,. Thomrsss, Wm. b. Macay,
Peter .. Titus, Edmond J. Porter.
j. N Rsynods, Thomas Spofurd,
John A. Labach. Geo. Weir.
Alfred Csrhsrt Norm an Hickock,
EDWARD Min,urn, Richard NJ Raven,
Frederick Pep,s Johs J. Morgan
slements of these tickets-philcsophical ntellectu
nj, personal, POLITICAL social, religious, and military
Such mass Of strange ill-sorted, contradictory in
grsdents, were never before presented to the peo.
pie 81 New York. The devil himself must laugh
when he reads the names over. aid examines the d.
ale deeds Of their souls. Some OF them live in mar.
6le palaces-some in the Five Points or elsewhere,
zsd some in the Astor House. Some are worth
920o, ,0o0-and some hardly shirt and half 10 his
back. Some have a reasonable portion of soul. and
some have hardly the tenth part Of soul for sixt.n
Thousand OF which, mixed with birthstone. would
hardly furnish Satan with a decent breakfast
-Tsughi
90 GENERAL Jacxsor was reported dead on sa-
1urday. We don't believe he will die till he hears
f the suspension and downfall Of the United States
Bank. When the monster 10 dead, then jackson
vill say. Biddle's Bank is dssd-nc~ LEI thy ser.
;vsst rest In peace, Oh Lord"
Mos,Ir surrssrn-Osr fund for these suffer
vrs amounts 60 eleo. Cove and osptribste why
ven't the Wall stseet papers do q little.
Morning herald., 1839-10-28

o. Mrs Yates and Doctor Willard are still filling
the papers with their "love quarrels" We have .
very funny story to tell Of these turtle doves one Of
these days The real cause Of quarrel nd separation
va, this,-tAs willard wanted to give up the petit
coat and wear the breeches and Ae Yates would not
take them on That's all.
Morning herald., 1839-10-28

o. ALEXANDRA, the celebrated ventriloquist,
makes his debut before American audience,
At the Park Theatre. We anticipate a splendid
house.
Morning herald., 1839-10-28

Loox OUT ron FINANcIERINo.-We understand
that the celebrated Rathbun Allen once the conden-
tial associate Of Rathbun, who 10 now making boots
and shoes in Auburn State Prison for forgery, is
in town with Erie County Bank red back money. He
sells II BY the hatfa, at six per cent dis
count This s a red back bank-bxt fears ara enter.
tanned that 10 has also white belly. Just before q
general explosion Of any banks, you can mark their
agents very busy at distant places Mark and in
wardly digest.
Morning herald., 1839-10-28

- A----,---In IN conseoence Of the great increase OF
hs saSsrss business Of Herald which is now beconlnE
she centre Of ali nstters Of public eoncsrnmen we nave
a. sSysrt.e 10 study brevy their composo~ and to cur
s thsir notices much possible so to facitate 'ne
puIlic convenience, and give every person cnsnce'
Morning herald., 1839-10-28

0J- The new theatre, il is said, will be begun in .
few weeks. What! in these hard timss1
Morning herald., 1839-10-28

o. Charles Kean reaPpears at the National to
night, a. Hamlet. He is in fine health and spirits,
and the critics will be able to decide all about
the guilt Of Hamlets mother and the disposition Of
the portraits Their motto Is lay on and spare mot
The sisfs of the town will be there.
Morning herald., 1839-10-28

o. Did you ever see finer weather than we have
lad for the last month!
Morning herald., 1839-10-28

y
centre Of that immense floor gave way; one Of the
cross turtlebacked beams settled down on the main
beam, and the confusion and fright and rushing and
crushing, and cursing, hallooing, aHd hubbub were
horrible. Hats were Knocked of and men were
Knocked down. A rush made to the door and about
fifty fell down stairs. The doors were bIoeked an and
then the windows were thrown spen, and shouts were
heard Of "bring ladders-the floor has given wav-
OH God-give me long ladder. Here's a crash
My eyes--who'd thought the merchants were ali
gong 70 break down IN this way Here's 70. Take
care OF your pcckets-my pockets torn Of in the
scramble 10 the floor going down-are we going
down. Yes, pm id IL we amt. There's NO alarm
gentlemen. Oh, yes there is. I'm dreadfuIIy alarm.
ed-Oh God, ] wish was ost--why was such q
fool as TO come here my wife wanted me 10 stsv Al
home and play with her and the childrea. There's
no fear, gentlemen You lie-we're all afraid. I've
lost my hat-my shoes gone. My pocket books
gone. Many were on the point Of jun ping from the
front windows into the street, in which case they
would have broken their necks-manv broke
the back windows and got out on the roof OF the
kitchen; then there was cry that that was
giving way, and they would all fall through in
10 the large hot kitchen furnace Than the con.
sternation was truly appalling. Hsndreds Jump
ed on the platform, till that bent nearly 90 break
ing, ana the immense living mass Of human beings
swayed and rolled from one cad Of the room 20 the
other antil about found their way into the
70 return no more that night
When order was restored, Mr. Phelps made few
more remarks approbatory Of the course banks
and the Chairman put the question then (for the 6rst
tne) on the report of the committee, which was
carried by q few persons saying "sye,- and three
person saying "no." The question was ther ssk an
and carried on the following amendment 10 the a..
cond resolution
And in t,e opnion 'fthm meeting that properly ecn.i.
with the object or the bsuh, by eoees ~
essentsIyto eslsrge their discounts.
The following resoisticn was tnes moved BY some-
body, and carried
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
SANDS, REMEDY FOR SALT
RHEUM.

FALL RivEs, May 8, 1889
NTEssRs A. II. 4 ID. Sands (: I had been afflicted
lFl with the "a Rheun in its srver.st firm f. sew
erai years. aud at times was rs bad on my hands and
differ nt parts Of my body, as aim s to prevent my
attending to business. had made use OF great mum
her of different preparations without obtaihins b little
f any benefit, and became much discourage that
resolved to- no more unless could procure one
snted To rure tearing Of your valuable remedy,
went 10 Providence, X. l., aud purchased one dozen
Of H. confident that f II cured ne could dispose oi
hundreds oi boNs. l used II, aud immediately per
ctvcd that IL benefited me- aud after using u few
weeks, was cured entirely, and my skin was as II
never had il. II Is now about two year. since WIS
cured aud since that time ! have been entirely iree
from II. have since sold hundreds of boxes of II to
my friends aud customers, and II has been used win
almost universal success In every Instance One lady,
who called on for II, had tho eonl'u ut so bad on
her face that could hardly bear to look nj her. She
bought one box, and in less than one week. she was
con Puaiiyey cured. she used ,wo boxes, which en-
rpy cured her In short, such has been IT'S suecess
IN cur ng diseases Of the skin thit think should do
those injustice who are similarly afflicted did not let
them know the peculiar benefit which have received
nEd which have known hund eds OF others To receive
from the use Of your valuable " Remedy"
EbWIN PORTER, Merchant, Fall River
Itt. with much satisfacton thar the propretors
able to lay the above cate befre tho public that
all may and know the great beneht which one indl-
vdla IL able 10 certify TO havn. received ~ nown
ot bers to receive IT, the Oi this valuable medicine.
Not only for salt Rreun hut Il" all other diseases OF
the ssn, such as R'ng""rn re ter, ca lead, DsI
beis or Jack,on h Eczera &c. this medicine ~ also
n certain curr. The syrup Of sarsapT Is recon
mendrd be u.cd with the Remedy, ~ It tend' to p-
rfy and throw from the blood and system, all The
unhealthy hunlor ronne ted with the disease, ana the
app catiOn uf the Remedy externally s the same uIne
eradica,,s II from the system. Numc,uu- instance
have occurud where this course has effect cures IN
one we-k's time. Every person nlhictt with These
CON pants IN my form, IL invited To maze inned ate
use of this valuable IN, dicne, and cot cured without
delay.
Prepared aud sold by A. ". & ID. sand', 10 Fulton:
~ E. corner oi Gold street A. 100 Fulton, corner oi
William, ~. New York. aud sod by nr. H. X. h'I-
ARD, Ncwp IT, Il. l., and by the most respectable
pturpi.ts Ia the ". = lTice 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
NEW PORT
ThOmsOnian InGrsnary,
(Corner Of Spring and MI streets.)


DR. J. w. NICHOLS would respectfully
~ inform the citizens Of Newport and the
public generally, that his practice is in strict
conformity to those correct and phosophc
principles as first promulgated by the great
medical reformer Thomson, aud that he is
willing to rely upon his success in his Prac-
tice for patronage; therefore, those who pre-
fer Thomson's salutury and efficient remedies
in the hour of distress to the lifc-drainlng
lancet vesicatng Cantharidcs-.th the MGR.
curial, the Antimonlal, and their conc comita Mt
'poisons--wil be cordially received at his In.
ii-mary, where every attention requisite to
facilitate the most safe aud speedy relief will
be rendered.
| DIR. N. will attend to patients at their rcsl.
dcnce as usual, and supply bis friends and
the public with pure medicines, packed with
printed directions for family use also, many
valuable medical books, explanatory OF the
Thomsonian System, Family Rights, &c.
! Ladies and gentlemen wi be accommo'
dated with Baths, during the day and evening
ut short notice.
The .4paeous Tapor Boih, for cleaning the
surface and cquallhIng the circulation OF the
fluids. is admirable: for cruptlons oi the skin
rheumatic and liver affections, II stands pre-
eminent. June %.