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Domestic Ilnportations.

NV ORLEANs-Ship Indiana--237 bales cotton Davis,
Brooks COL I Napier-6 Stanton Frost-l hid
gar bbls moases Kimba20 do sugar 35 hides Dennis
ton coz cs w Edgar-2 Greenway, Henry Smith-26
Dowsi trunk Mr. Chamlin-i cs bdls saddle tree. Smith
pkg John Zmm ermanl box Manhurst K Hastings
2s79 bbs flour 1870 do lard Collins co-32a bbs flour
Averl eo20ls sacks Cook-866 do Ga do wheat
Heran, Lees col Dbl sugar truuk2 pigs Bonsf
223 bbs hams Chonteau Merle Sanerd8 bales deerkins
cks furs Mlbank co--i9 bales do Kelso-5 do
bales snakeroet 10 bales mdxe 70 order-l bale
Wood-269 hides John Jewett Sonsi4 bales cotton
der70 do George Hastings COL bxs Peck Van Ber.
genl boiler 81 boxes Machinery LOOMS Lyman75 bal
Richard Ivin-39 do Newbold X Cru-76 SKIS wheat
T r Stanton--42 cks Mr. Read cs to order.
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WAsHsGToN, Tuesday, June 10, 1886.
shortly after prayers and the reading Of the Journal
Mr. X WALkER the private Secretary of the Execu-
tive reported and delivered several messages from the
President of the United states in wrtng-the Oregon
treaty supposed to be among them large square budget
done up in red seals
MIR. JoHNsoS Of La made another set speech the
Houmah land patents when the subject was laid aside
till tomorrow.
STATE FINANCES.
The VIcE President laid before the senate Of the
messages received from the President which upon
the subject of the Finances and covering report from
the Secretary Of the Treasury the subject FOR which
another column of the paperOrdered TO be printed
CHAIRMAN on FOREIGN RRLArroNs.
Pursuant order the Senate proc eeded TO the choice
by ballot OF Chairman for the Committee Foreign
Relations to fill the vacancy occasoned from the resg
nation Of Mr.. Allen, yesterday.
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New York. Wednesday, june ~.
ANNA middlng fair demand continues for pots at
So so 50 SOL and for pearls at 81 06i
BREADsrurrs.-The intelligence by the Great Yves
tern has caused cessation in export operations and to-
day heard of sale for that purpose the enquiry
however for the Eastward and domestic purposes gene
rally pretty good and sales in Genesee reported
tie lower and is held at 81 81 O6 We hear of trans
actions to extent these rates; wheat Genesee
selling at 30 cents but holders do not generally feel dis
posed TO operate at so low figure.
CoTToN.-The market remains quiet, and the sales
small There is no perceptble change in prices, al
though buyers have had the advantage few parcels
W n
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THE ONLY GENUINE
WALNUT OIL MILITARY

M ANUFACTURED by our Mr.. johnson, the inventor,
1v1 late Johnson Vroom Fowler wholesale and retail
Fancy Soaps Essences and every article pertaining
extensive manuctory for the trade and families at less
than any other house in this country can supply
Also the depot OF the original and only genuine Magical
Pain EXTRACTOR for burns and Hays Lniment Tor rilee
kalydor for the complexion;
Acoustic Oil FOR Deafness;
Ssrsaparilla Extract, 50cts per bottle
Oregon Hair Oil; .
Ssean, Soap Works and Laboratory Of Perfumes Patent
mvlo ms
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New Bedford OIL Market.

For the week ending June IS, 1886
Sperm.-We have no change to notice in the market
which remains very dull sale Of 1915 gallons head
matter has been made since last at OH cents cash
Whale.-The market has been quiet since last
We notice sales Of about 900 bDs selected ~ w Coast
in lots at 321 cents, cash
In Whalebone we have heard of transactions in
this market sale of about 900 lbs N W. Coast and
South Sea made in New York last week, at 81 IS
cents, cash.
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JuSE T-tssr BoAEp-3o shs Kensington Bank S.: 80 Gil
rard Bank l0 100 reading R b5 a5. 100 do Is: 10 Phs
delpha Bank 1922 aud Mechanics Bank 23
AFrER BoARp-$2000 State SIS b3 6s,. 10000 do sat: 100
.hs Reading RR, IS, 3izI; 200 do, 3ds, 33x
SECOND BoARp0 shares Girard Bank s. l0<. 100 do 10
$1,000 stte S. b5w 5000 do b. es 1000 DO 5w So
Ches and DsIw re SIS sex; 100 shs yicksbue Bank sk
5000 State SIS 90; shs Merchants and Manufacturer Bank
Pittsburg, In . ..-
Arrrs Bossp-ioo shares Reading RR s3A 300 do ssk
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AN EXTRAORDINARY WORK,
And one schich should be in the hands Of sUery Mar
ried Person.

MORAL PHYSIOLOGY.
0R plainly written Treatise the Population Questions
by r. Glover, M b. 10 every person Of sound common
sense, this work is which will command the highest
praise: 1t is few ignorant people may condemn il but
the editor fully persuaded that the hg hmporance Of the
subject Of which treats will present itself 50 forciby to
book carefully read by married person. and its advice
society from the present would exist.
Price Of the Book 50 For sale by Burgess Snser
Co., 222 Broadway, of Ann street, by whom the
trade will be supplied Persons in the country BY spelo:ins
Postage on the bookt of the United sate: 6vs
cents
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Pnssenxers Arriyed.

HAvRH-Packet ship Baltimore-Mr Henrion Cheveau, Mr.
Haber Madame Celle Madame Schenck Miss Schenck, Mr.
Humber Madame Humbert, Miss D Bodisco, MIR Dupont
262 i'll steerage. -
DEMERARA-Brig Judson-Mr Freduck, Mr. Thompson, Mr.
Etzler, MIR McMinn.
New ORLEAss-Shp Indiana-R Barrett, A Tamber, J
Hubbard Mrs Livingston, Mrs Wallace.
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DURE wATER-sTONE's IMPROVED PREMIUM
II Water FtersThese filters not only clarity but purify
the tuIbd water rendering perfectly alubrsu. d.
a. &c Thu altering properties oths apparatus great
that wafer appropriated with soap, tobacco &c. &c
rendered perfectly tsseess odor and OF bright chrys
line esafnes Can be and for sale Stone
and Brosher Croton Plumbing establishment 9o Broadway
Al imsr
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NEW TARIt
IMPORTANT NEWS to Shippers Of Grain and oths

II
Farm Produce to Great Britain.
Anew law having passed the Legislature admitting the %
poIaton Of foreign and provisions very low rate OF
duty an opportunity will be given to those who are desirous
70 70 the GLASGOW Market TO open good with
Provision trade and there has hitherto been Of any
Importance who had practical knowledge Of that trade
in Glasgow better opportunity could be desired by
spectacle houses form connection that market Liberal
advances will be given to their shippers.
From the long experience and Of
Grain and Provision Trade and also his friendly Intimacy
with the buyers large and respectable trade be calcu
lated upon.
The subscriber begs refer Shipper Mr. A. H. Enlay,
Aston House ROBERT ROBERTSON,
m2a lm.r g Union street, Olassgow
GEORGE WILLIAMS, DYER.
SHAWL CLEANER RESTORER AND BLEACHEK,
- 4Hx Broadway.-G W. returns his most sncere thanks
for the liberal support he has received
and ITs that xh strict attention 70 business his
than his number Of Psrons he pledges him
discerning and Independent public Silk Cotton and Woen
and Thibet Shawls, cleaned in very superior style
three days after receiving them. Silk Satin, Moreen and
Dapask Window and Bed Curtains cleaned dyed and
ed very superior and entirely plan. G. W. would
direct the attention of the Ladies his very superior style
Watering Silk &c., having the best worken and machinery
the city Carpets Rugs Table Covers and Crunch Cloths
cleaned Gentlemen Wearing Apparel cleaned and dyed By
entire process and returned three days. Merchants
ORDERS '''en''a TO- also e. WiIfAMs E..Dhn..
my3 lmsm lHk Broadway,
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NO QUACKEKY,

nOCTOR COOPER, IA Duane street, member OF the
- Royal College Of Surgeons London, consulted conf
dentay all private Diseases which he without
in few day.: practice oftwelve yea. enables Dr. G. 10
Debility resulting from habit INDUCED in by young
gees syphlc eruption and ulcers
cure charge Dr. c. is regularly educated
physician and surgeon. jel6 3tsrc
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Weannounced, yesterday under our teegraphic
head, the arrival at Baltimore of the brig Hebe,
from Rio Janeiro. From the american we take
the following additional intelligence from Rio and
Montevdeo -.
Rio JANEIRo, April 25 ls46-Sinco our last there
has been very little doing in -four The stock in all
hands is estimated at $4,000 barrels. There Is do.
mand for consumption export and have therefore
no sales to report Holders firm supposing that after
the month of march shipments will be small There is
of by retail to net Sc So Richmond is held at 20 2I
to net 81 4s 81 90 Columbia, 81 O3. Small sales
might be made by reducing the price 500 to 1000
Very little good coffee offers We quote selected,
34O0 to 1880; frss $1,000 1880; and regular 2s0O
3IlO0
The fear of war between the United States and Eng
land on the Oregon question makes our takers unwilling
to receive bills credits from the United States and il
equally affects vessels seeking eighs which nomi-
nay 90 cents per bag for coffee to the United States
Our advices from Monevdeo are TO the 7th instant,
and OF most unpleasant character. The town of Mon
tevideo had been for days of the black
up, the ministers having resigned the demand of the
troops Subsequently, tranquility had been restored,
and temporary government established
MONTE VIDEo April 8, 1916 For the last four five
days, matters here have been in complete confusion A
who, since his arrival has been board the Spanish
corvette and the English and rench ministers have
fused to accsde to it On the Cd instant, body Of the
Basque troops attacked the Office of the captain of the
port and Resguardo, and entirely destroyed both not
leaving even window shutter All the documents and
papers were either torn thrown into the rver-the
captain OF the port Col Estvao and three four officers
were killed in the attack.
The President and other officers Of the government
took refuge at the house Of the English minister The
Minister for Foreign Affairs has resigned, and the Minis.
ter OF War has gone board some vessel well as
Pacheo the late Commandern-chief Several pc rsons
have been killed in the streets by the black soldiers
who have been parading about half drunk. This how
ever is now put stop to- they have been sent the
lines and win not be allowed to come in again armed
Sailors have been this morning landed from the English
menowar to man the guns at the batteries and pre-
sumo the English troops and marines will be enabled to
restore order.
The cusomhouse has been closed all the time Under
this state OF things nothing has been done, do
think any transactions will take place until is seen
what course affairs will take All the houses the
reign agents and consus protected by the guards Of
marines from the vessels of their different nations
7th-General Rivera landed last night, and we pre-
order will now be restored.
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MEDIOAL OFFICE.
DR. JOHNSON, IT Duane street, Chatham street,
- well known the most successful praetcnsr in New
York the Of venerea diseases. The Doctors
reputation for skill those old hlfcured that have
listed for years, preeminent Gee structure, ulcers
Of the legs, effectually cured.
Constitutional weakness brought by habit in.
dulged by young men, causing lasciyous dreams and
nightly emissions positively prevented Recent cured
vention from business. jel7 3tsr
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Mr.. BAoBY moved to postpone the election till tomor-
row al one o'clock. Division-Lost, IL TO 30.
THIRD BALLoTING
Whole number OF votes cast. ......... 40
Necessary to an election. ......... rs
Mr. Sewer received - votes; Mr.. Archer, 2l; Mr..
Benton |; Mr. Webster 81 Mr. Niles Il Mr. Crittenden,
mo election.
FOURTH BALLoTING.
Whole number of ballots. .....a9
Necessary TO choice. northumberland
Mr. Archer received ~ votes Mr. Sewer H. Mr.. Ben.
ton Mr. Webster /, Mr.. Niles Mr. Crittenden p Mr.
Bagby /. No election.
MIR ASHLEY moved to postpone the election till to-
morrow at one o'clock Dvison-ost 81 to 10.
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IL is said that the treaty with England was this
day sent in to the Senate which sat hours with
closed doors 1t is said that the question has not yet been
disposed L-Washingfon Union, june TO-
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NO election. Thereupon motion OF MIR. Speight
the election was postponed till tomorrow o'clock
and the Senate went into Executive Session supposed
upon the Oregon treaty, on the line of AZ
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NAvAL.-The u. $ brig Truxton, Commando
Carpenter, bound to Havana, sailed from Hampton
Roads sunday.-Norfoik Beacon June l6.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WAS CURED of distressing disease by Dr.. JOS.
HEINE, No. 20 Duane street, Chatham st. My body
WITH my ond Oo oo ws5e swos n
fined to bed; arms and legs contracted; tried
several physicans salvated but received benefit
I'll was cured by DR.. Joseph Heine.
Carr. RICHARD YATES.
Those who wish to see me will find me at the corner Of
South and Maiden ane where be happy give
all particulars which should like give in this cert
cate.
B-Dr. H. has other Office but 90 Duane street,
Chatham, where hundreds of certificates may be seen.
lvn&v
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ASTONISHING CURE OF THE SPINAL CON-
PLANT.

CITY, March ", 1896
Dr. TownsendDe. Sir The great benefit that have de-
valuable dcine, will be sufficient apology, am
vnced for which should not presume 10 do
under ordinary n my case OF
unusual character Hoping may pc Of some service to YOU
feng as have been, felt duty send you the follow
ing OF the singular efficacy Of Sasapala my
case lad been very much OF health for the
years about months since several physicians
feed more than describe About four months ago. my
hack and shoulders became deformed
drawn cut their places and suffered terribly day and
night One Of shoulders forced full two inches
cd continued 10 worse although my friends resorted
every their but without
Only about month since taking your
Sarsapaa and have now regained my former
and usual health am fu that this
guiar As to appear incredible, and have requested
friends add line the bottom for the benefit OF any
who may be disposed doubt the Of the
MARIA THOMPSON
JERSEY CRY March %, 1886.
Tim certify that Miss Thompson named in the above
certificate has and does reside with and
any whom that the statement the above
VIM H. SNOW,
Railroad Avenue, Q doors from Barrow
For sale at i26 Fulton street n r. Van Buskrk 292
Of Market and Broad Newark, NJ C.
yr Paterson N j.; los South Pearl street. Albany Red
MIR. Wells druggist Utica; Grant 4 Bookse, druggists,
Poughkeepsie Rossman Co., Hudson Andrew Trusx,
Schenectady M Fowler, LansingburEh; and by principal
druggists generally throughout the United Sate West In
dies, and the Canadas.
None except the large bottles which
contain and signed with the written signature Of s.
TOWNSEND, and his name blown in the glass.
APPS snsatM&Thsrc
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVEKTISEMENTB
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY.
IS NASSAU STREET.
MEDJCAI. ADVICE IN priv TT DTCE cLx.

.::iS:
off private nature and can confidently prous
injury the constitution confinement Susnsss In
y.S. are M % Isaus.sd 2 make application 70 =:
amount q ssIss time may thu. sSoiSs One q
z: s.
' 70 ~ss5f;f
,nx an medcme requisite 70 perform radical cure by stating
% md On
closing IS, post paid
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS
:f sss .sS:: s'i
i:s$ ss;
al diseases Of the Ursihr. They eject esTs . much
shorter time than any ether remedy without tantng the
Snsas.s wl' the stomach or nom
THE c2RSSs ScT DEBILITY T. c ~
sssj:st e s; =
remedy f Impotence stsry, bannsss, unless dspsad
Single bottles 81 each cases Of half dozen = cafsfaly
packed and sent TO all parts ef the Union.
RECORDS ALTERAT1VE MIXTURE,
a 81: : ;:sss:
All s ssas;s SsI :ss
s :s 'es % Ss r
without SoroasSly cleansing the system with this jussy
j ss: ::s: 4. Sss s. tor
coNcESrE oAfTS4A ENxTHSNB sA 81
b YG *. c q sSs
This refined and highly concentrated extract posssssng all
the purifying qualities and curative powers OF the above
herbs confidently recommended by the College sgpero!
.ssd OF s Fl he
s an impure state Of the blood such scrofa salt ,hsum
ring worm botches pimpcs alcsrs pain IN the bones or
oint nodes eruptons ulceted sore throat OF
any disease arising from the secondary sheets OF syphin or
an inJudcious Of mercury.
Sold IN single bottles, II I5eme&
IN eases Of half sdozen bodies SS
:, oneddxeu $3.50. ~
Cases Forwarded 10 al psfn or t1p Union.
Ma sS' liberal a'ss:i| y Sieel;;klb JSI;.i 4
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DELICATE DISEASES

A BERNETHYT BOTANICAL PILLS ss NJ 100 q
"A etual and speedy remedy ever discovered fos soaou
kidneys ssnaa debility weakness and Al diseases q the
and the generave oryans rarely IL
experienced from taking other medcines They COM
system generally For sale Apothscaries Hall CshA
rine street-Price 81. lel6lw
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.
MO QUACKERY.-Dr. Morrison has been engaged for
IN OF all forms Of private
Diseases mercura and svphltic euptions. gleets stric
gonorh1a and debility arising nom secret
Dr. NJ. holds no commnnion with pretended SURGEONS see
his London diploma with the signatures OF the court OF
Of Royal College Of SURGEONS, including 81.
Ashley Coopers SIR Anthony Carlsles &c. &C., IN his Of
fcs 20iti Fulton ST. Letters attended to- lelS terc
ual.SlltI-1 K r.t.,lhu tuh My
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NOTICE. M
THE creditors Of William Ridgway hereby notified to
present their claims properly suhsnticsssd TO the I'M
paratory to dividend Of assets.
,...ss..~,. SkVpihE1tnfs HKoBksxKFfz. Trustees.
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OIL PAINTINGS.

OIL PAINTINGS.
IIENRY BENT respectfully informs gentlemen and the
trade that future he will the business Of Lin
Pictures only WHICH will be executed hltherto ~ the
possible References given fequired 2a Broad
way, New York. as lmsrc.
$4,000 TO LEND,
an BOND AND MORTGAGE, for term Of years, on
" good productive real in this city Brooklyn The
above named belongs estate in trust and will be
No II Wall street. in the Croon Water Office, Basement
q vnt
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TARRANT's COMPOUND

RACT OF CUBEBS
ND COPAIBA is particularly recommended . safe,
Aspeedy and efficient remedy for all sexual diseases
very and pleapg FORM which admits taking
without being tasted sickness has
become very popular and all who have occasion IT,
knowledge efficacy For SALE wholesale and RETAIL by
JAMES TARRANT, Druggist. SC,
corner of Greenwich and Warren streets, Y.
Also, by Mos+y & Tucker Mobile; M. Grew, hatcher;
Hendrickson savannah; M Al santos Norfolk ~ r. Sssy
Baltimore; Gilman Washington; McCloud x Wheaton, 3d.
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SECRET UTSEASE CITKED

SECRET DISEASE CURED,
RY Botanic Physician that understands his business has
had extensive practice for ten has cured, after
using all the boosted been savated and the
ps without benefit Those who wish avoid imposition
and mercury. sheuld ,Pply without delay Nsk Bowey
from tn . O'clock. r. NJ. mvIe lmsY
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Ib-FIRsT B0AKD.-5U NOTWlch x WORCESTER
Railroad 6o 1870 so Is do 50 do eos do 60; 10 do
60 Long island Railroad 6 IS do &c. 100 do 36; 10 do
36, do bol0ds, 8a; 200 Phadephis and Reading Rail
353s as East Boston Co hi Ftchburg Railroad l23
Raj road 1907 So do s8A $4,000 Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850 M.
SECOND BoARp.-50 shares Norwich and Worcester Rail
road 60 Is Long Island Railroad 36 IS do 3s 60 Western
Railroad bolods, 9eA; Lowell Manuf 20 tnew stock) ioi
Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad Bds 1877 so5ds o.
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MONTHLY KErUhT rod MAY

AND SURGICAL lNSTi
1iLisii TREATED.
Q Seminal weakness.
4 Bad cough.
3 Pain in right side.
4 Gonorrh9a.
10 Primary venereal.
Q Cases Of midwifery.
4 Costiveness.
3 Primary consumption.
l Asthma
4 Pain in the hack.
q Cases OF impotency.
7 Great debility and loss Of
| appetite from improper
habits.
7 Cutaneous affections.
2 Cases of gastYitis. or in
flammation ofthc stomach
1 ulcerated sore throat.
ATOMS AND CURES.
| 1 Dislocation reduced.
The man who was shot in
the Park 10 recovering.
Operation for sq1nting.
Fracture.
3 Ulcers in rectura.
Tonsils removed.
2 Inflammation Of tests.
5 Irritation about the neck Of
| bladder and urethra.
3 Large abscess opened.
l Bad sprain.
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DR.. Townssnd-Beng afflicted with dyspepsa for long
time past have endeavored frequently eradicate from
the system by the of hysic various FORMS but found
became rendering uncertain the prospect of eectng
Recently this complaint developed itself feariuly causing
the throat achea mparng seriously the
their physical fanctions In this State wa.
bottles find myself relieved from this complaint and all il,
distressing symptoms In case by its !ifegiving infu
6dense its effect in case Of general func
mead your Sarsaparl la to the afflicted.
Yours &c. JAMES McALLTSTER, M. D.,
No. 80 Broadway
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

The poor attended to between and TO- forenoon,
a. BOSTWICK, VI. D.,
jel7 lw#rc Attending Surgeon and Physician.
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CoxsACKIE, Sept. %. 1915.
DR.. Towpsend-To all whom this may, concern :-Th. is
certify wife used bottle Of Sarsaparla
previous her conne under the alarming
lcate being troubled with the dropsy, SWELL
Of the feet affections, and much
with my permission and the recommendation Of those who
had induced try with little faith and
suffice say the medicine had the happy, desired effect
only the hours of confinement but after the expiration
of week Of the dopsy and affection
way astonishing degree and her health is now better
than had been for long previous.
subscribe myself most obedent and Obliged ssIysnt
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announced, yesterday, under our telegraphic
head, the arrival at Baltimore of the brig Hebe,
from Rio Janeiro. From the american we take
the following additional intelligence from Rio and
MontavJap
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No fluid medicine has been discovered which
nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva in decomposng
food and NE organs Of as thus geps
pepsa how chronic If doubt this
them read the following ndsputsble testi-
mony of gentlemen Of the highest responsibility IL these
would be happy other
reference to some of the families in the city who
perfect this and other distressing dis