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Packet ship Garrick, Capt Trask for Liverpool is de-
tanned until to-morro ut 10 O'Clock.
10 We indebted the Savannah Georgian for slip
containg ship news
IL The schooner sunk the back Of Cape Cod between
Nsnss and Chatham believed g be The Laurel Brown,
Sem WAVE, Of and for Boston, from Philadelphia before
reported on Block Island sold by Capt Studey for $40
Her cargo, l2s tons coal, sold for sl7O.
fore and aft schooner from Providence (said be
the ennes. Baymorr, Phladephial run on sunken
Dolphin 4 sabns Point, Friday morning stove hole in her
the afternoon, TO procure vessel TO right her
LArscHEp-At Brewer Village, Me, 22d inst fine brig Of
BY Capt Daniel Shed, Jr -' :" " '''A'A's.
Brig Me,amora from New Yok for Mobile 10Th inst, la,
WhaIemen.
Arst New Bedford 10Th, ship Cambria. Harding from Ia.
sid from New Bedford 23tb ship Geo Rowland Pacific and
sid from Provncstown 2ith schr Grand Island Cook At
SID from N,y London aad ship, Georgia. Hull 70, Indian
a. SGi.i n ss y do
Foreign Ports.
AcA. Peru, about March aon port brig Canads Char
XsAIAsoo sumstra) Feb lin port ship Du,bury. Kim.
fS ss hs e" RI
the only American vessels on the pepper coast;
ws. s'Hi w. rs.s
Leland; sehIJ Waainwns9i. Kemp. 80.
ton, uas "a brg. Juliet Farrell iSi 0eaa.; iedspsad
Marsh. do; schi Sterling Pike. do. '''0'''''
Homo Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, June 25Arr bark Archibald Oracle Rice
Boston brig Ann Caroline, Reynolds Boston, schr Susan
Bray Do sid, briggs Swan Bray Boston; Fdela Small st
Bosros June ss-Arr banks Helen Mar,, Taylor Balti.
Baltimore; yra Studey fhiladelpha; sulia, Bray, Pha,
delPhla August, Do.ne Phladelpha; Tallmadsc Hartman
Caroline, Fowler Washire lion, G; Charles Alistrum
Ncksrson Fredercksburgh; Ceres, Preble Pilot Jordan
yan BaTen Mall; Tisga Black; Sea NymPh, Coombs and
and Cleaner sawyer Philadolphs Joseph Brandon orion
Philadelphia for Brighton Escel Lowell York; Anaeon.
ds Oorham, York Ielesraphed bark Ida from Balti-
delrh,a, also anchored below Cid ship VIM Abrams JBrj
HssmI,n CieaGt,.; brs Mno"s tsw ipndgIen hamburs
90; Jerome Parker York Sailed nrig Chesapeake. Por.
pose Ameus; Topi and Lincoln, supposed bound east
ana rom ne Roads ship Persia Brig Robert VAIN remains
BARN. June 2t--Relow. brig Urardo, from New York
Jl.e Arr Swedish brig Albion Nor
Emily, Roblnson, from York. CId, British ship Cydes-
dale. And. Glasgow; chips Arkansas, New Orleans; Al
len Wilson, York; brig Henrietta, nieh.rdson Boston.
D.svKas Jnne 2i-Schr Victor. Gould and Caroline,
Ear r r,s ysns aiA .shr Psw Hart Turks
as % T.so aa sad Ps G.n
Warren, Holmes, do; 9th, Challenge, Foster NYork
MosILr, June isCld ship wavsrley, Smith, Liverpool;
bark Reform, Lewis, Hsvre.
more Mr ss po we YORK. LoS CoG., o Si
Rawlings Port SPAN. CID, steamship Alabama Wndie,
Brsfos 81 go; Enterprise Kelsey dol ship Oswego John.
stou York; bark Providence Vinson, Amsterdam; briggs
Columbis, Barber for Savannah Afford Moxey New York;
schr Lsrsdo. Thomas, Brazos stJsgo.
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We are indebted to Adams & Co.'S express for
the receipt Tin advance Of the MAIL of commu-
nication from our Boston correspondent, with the
account of an extensive fire at Charlestown, yes
terday morning.
BosroS, June u, 1886
Great Fire in Charlestopn-Destruetisn Of Quim5y's
Lard Oil Factory Dwelling Houses, &c.
fire broke out, about o'clock this morning. in
Quimbys lard oil factory Warren street, Charles
town. which, with all its contents entirely destroyed
The fire also communicated to a dwelling house owned
by Mrs Fennall and occupied by Mr. Silas Crane and
Mr. Sylvester, which was likewise totally consumed
The dwelling house of Mr.. Kendall Bailey, next to the
oil factory was considerably damaged. The wind be
ing in the right direction carry the flames from the
house it finally saved though Mr. Baiey's fine gar
den in the very much by being occupied
by the 6remen in extingushng the flames.
On the opposite side Of Warren street. the fire commu
h hUps 70 large nearly I osSngns to the
removed The upper story OF the house was ruined be-
fore the fremen succeeded in mastering the flames and
the whole was completely drenched with water. This
house is in the care Of Hon. Benjamin Thompson,
Der of Congress, whose wife Of the heirs to the
estate.
Two or three nice houses, belonging to Mr.. Coburn
deputy sheriff Of this city, were very considerably da
mayed, but were finally saved by the persevering and
energetic exertions OF the fremen.
The burning Of the oil factory and its greasy contents
made most brilliant illumination which lasted for
style. and the most imposing spectacle in tho shape
OF connag ration that have seen for great VIII lie
Talflcu quite hafd portion oil the time that
the fire raging This fortunate circumstance.
Tor the oil factory surrounded by wooden buildings
drenching rain. The fremen Of Boston, Cambridge and
Chelsea were promptly the spot and their excrtions,
in conjunction with the ChaIlestown fire department,
saved the town from widespread and destructive
calamity. Some difficulty, believe, expert
enced in obtaining an adequate supply Of water
How the fire originated is not known. II pretty
well under way when discovered The amount Of loss
and insurance. am unable to give, this letter is writ
ten very early in the morning.
sales OF stocks at Boston.
Excn.NcE BoARp June 26-i shs Eastern Railroad io,s
% Old Colony RR l00f 20 Western RR 1907 Is Long
Rk IS do s0d s; 50 Reading Rk siod 3is; Is MOI
Wor RR 3S; 25 do, sl0d. 58ls 80 do 5sls 30 do,
333s; so do, l0d, 3s3x; 30 do, 38sa.
SECOND BoARp-25 Nor Wor RR. Sod, ssia; 30 do 5s
Western Rk 100: S Eastern RR in
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PpuRro CApELLo, June o-The current prices Of our
principal articles OF export and import rule at the
rates noted in letter by the bark Pacz tho LIST inst
Business in the exporting line has become less active
the greater portion Of the cargo Of coffee indigo and
Goa has already been shipped and may anti .pate
dull season. At least until October or November next
KrvesroS, (JAM) May 25-There many causes sx-
isting calculated to depres the market for American
produce The apprehension that heavy supplies Of Bread
Stus their way htherwsrd, Of that kind calcu
lated oproduce its glut In already well supplied
market IL the chief Another is that our banks
very materially curtaling their discounts in the face
Of these heavy arrivals. 1900 bbls Phade phia
Flour 29s; for Corn Meal ditto $50 bbls 22s for Rice
little demand Two cargoes Halifax ackerel 20s
for boxes and l6s for cask Macksrel decidedly
scarce and 36s per Dbl is freely paid For Candles $50
boxes Philadelphia SIS los a 6;d some few boxes l2
las Of I'd Pilot Bread and Crackers 22s, and Navy
Bread les, with but dull demand II therc are many
arrivals within the coming month"; look for ge-
neral decline in prices From the tghtncss in the money
market ! look for trouble among our business men,
Phiisdeiphid u s Gcxtfs
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House OF Representatives.
WasHiSSro,, Juno 20, 1876.
rur uou,t.ut,xncr.,v

HouMAH LAND CLAIM
Mr. JOHNSON, of Louisiana, and saidsIr Presi.
DENT hold in my hand New York paper which con.
tains letter from this place. the 2ist instant which
totally misrepresents certain remarks made by on
gan Senator from Indiana ! may have been misunder
stood for my friends around me- being Of opinion that
should answer no such question: prevented from say
Ing all that had intended 10 After the of the
Senate on the joint resolution relating the issuing pa
tents for the houmah claim in Louisiana had been an
nounccd on Friday last, the Senator from Indiana rose
and enquired of me whether not interested In the
claim stating that he had heard such report that he
m sde the inquiry with unfrendy or disrespectf mo-
tive. Under different circumstances certainly would
not have replied 10 the Senate any such
Having previously heard myself however that report
was IN circulation that interested amount OF
several hundred thousand dollars the Houmah claim
and that my action on the joint resolution 10 be
Senator from indiana had afforded mo an opportunity of
publicly denying the charge; charge made, doubt,
posed TO exercise from my position in support OF the
Joint resolution. Now, SO far from being embar.
was IN The Or ,n 5. co ,aTns E that hat
two patents to which the resolution relates a. alta.
ted IN the said letter distinctly denied having any such
interest and now repeat that have not the slightest
personal interest in the question did say however
that when took my seat in the Senate the session be.
purpored to be bill for the adjustment Of all the large
snspendes land claims in Louisiana. by the United
STATES CouSs, which contained provision recurring
PatsEa TO bsvsued in favor of the claimants 10 tho Hon.
nah claim without submitting little to the decision
issOoo acres II haSng been preyoa.lr consron 81
Congress 10 the exteH ony about six thousan
that believing tho saio claim be unfouni had on.
posed that provision of TIM bill recurring paten,, to be
is:usd for the Houmah clam although The bill contain
Of Gao acres, derived from the United states which
bald within the limits of that portion OF the ioumah
cm iox which patent had not been issued that the
said tract OF land of but little vae and that bad
never attached any Importance TO IT, and do no. now
believe that IL could be sold for two dollars Der
TO the value Of that tract Of land however was into
resed N supporting and not IN opposing Mat bill which
IN erect eonhrmea the Houmsh claim Mat on Ia at
occasion voted In direct opposition to my interest 10
the value 81 that tract Of land informed nv col
League and oshsr members Of the Senate at the lime =
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CLAssIrIcArIor.


The wheat crop In Maryland is now being harvested
Some complaint Is made Of the and scab but it sup
posed that the yield gcno,ay will be a fair ono
Tho Mounfoineer says that there fell at Greenvie and
tho neghborng places, Sunday and Monday Of last
week heavier showers Of rain than have been
BY any OF the inhaoans Much injury was consequent
Been washed OF after 1t had been reaped and put into
shocks One farmer, Mr. j. NJ Cureton had 600 bundles
swept away by ircshet in the stream which runs
through his farm.
The .7srandria Gazette Of Wednesday, says -" Our
information from tho Potomac region of Virginia TO- that
though the Wheat has partially suffered In some in.
stances from the late bad weather. the crop upon the
whole, will be tolerably fair The Northern Neck
has possibly suffered most
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Cleared.
Ship ate bark) Ronadson stotesbuy. Hamburg, Schmidt
Ship Katharine, Faber Hampton Roads. c
BARK Joseph CuaaTd SBIJ wv Wans Quebec brewer
B BsE Mayasld !Bl Rsby VALPARAISO Roche Brother"
Bst SS9 b% s4s Wii.
a'iss b asS%'s Son.
Brig New Orleans Bramhal, Bermuds. Tucker Light
Brig Sarah Wood. Wood. St john NIB. Maitland Comre
Brig Exact johnson, Savannah stuIges Clesrman Co.
Brig Siren tBr Cathcope Harbor Breton, NF. Rowland
Brig 0 Ken,lidse, DBL. Deal, &c, Barclay & Ii.
BE T::y Gis,l h sS.ii s, kshmond
s sss p.ass fe. BfE!s sis. nt'haf'
s sS Tscr s sanao9a Wl%ssson
ss en[ k ssS iV ab5s Ne% Bedford
sshr Phoebe Eliza, Osborn Alexandra, ssurres Chairman
schr Thso FiensSayssa Bryant, Richmond
Schr Edwin A Stevens, Briggs, Baltimore.
Sch shI 9 1aas snaEllG Ellis, New Bedford.
sss Siy:5
Barge Comet Cox, i5il.as TE,;s.v
Schr Nile Hampton, Belize-and Rule, as printed
Arrived.
Packet ship Agc Anthony. frsm Havre, May 25h with
Bark Elizabeth Jordon, tof Porand) from Marsel
A Nav ss Y o s pasn K
Whtmore from Plermo for Boston, Passed Gibraltar
with 100 sail Of vessels having been wind bound
for Is days.
Dutch brig Harmonic Bauma, 40 days from Rotterdam,
with mdse, TO A Nottelohm.
sw brig Aimer. Sjobsg a. days from Bremen, with 43s
hhds pipes. Henchen Unkhart June ~ lat ~ 30 lon
s, s. w spoke Bremen brig Masdaena, from Bremen for
Hnovsrsn gsIiot brig Amaa Muggenborg SO days from
Antwerp, with passengers, 10 WIN Weisser
ter, TO master.
scr Cophoron Hartsho days from Bergen Iron Works,
with iron, to w Brick.
schr Mechanic, Roberts 10 days from Machas. with
ber 10 Brett Vose.
sckr Oscsoa Hoggns 10 days from Machias with lumber
master
schr Gen Warren, Holmes days from Thomas,on, with
line to master.
schr Martini Hard Virginia wood.
schr Henrietta H sa Virginia Virginia; corn
Schr Home, Anderson, Delaware, cedar posts.
Schr Two Brothers. Berry, Philadelphia, com.
Schr Emily ,wne, Fish, Newburyport, OH
Schr Amanda Ophelia. Chase, GTeenport, ballast.
Schr Increase, FARRELL, Thomason, lime.
Below.
Ship Norma, (of Boston, -, from Havre, with passen-
gers, to Boyd Hincken.
Bremen brig Magdane e days from Bremen with 81 pas.
Brig Geo NJ Soule, Of Halifax. Refused pilot.
Schr Chappel OF Stcuben days from Machas with lum-
Der.
Pilot boat Phantom passed steamship Great Western
26th, NJ off Nantucket Shoals, standing east with all
sails set.
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New York, Saturday, June "a.
AsHEs-Pots selling at 50 so 50 56,; and Pearls
at 81 O6l.
BnEADsruFrs-There was a slight inactivity percept
BILE in the market to-day, but there still inquiry
and much might be sold for the Eastern market but
the scarcity Of vessels Prices firm at our quotations
of yesterday. say 81 1871 for Genesee; 81
for Mchigan-tne latter figure for prime brands South.
ern, Georgetown and Howard street. 81 81 l2i. No
thing however doing OF any note Wheel is in good de-
mand for export, at 90 G 81, and scarce. Rye has
slightly advanced; sold 81 cents Corn is scarce
with fair inquiry-Whito Southern is worth 81 n IS
cents; Yellow, 81 a 80 cents.
Corros-The market continued quiet today, the sales
only reaching 500 bales Holders firm, and appear
different about operating We refer to quotations
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NO MERCURY OR COPAIyA

~ Is domestic preparation composed entirely Of
no balsams mercury any other mineral and very plea
forms, cured in fen days. the medicine is
mken az directed Sold, wholesale and retail by J. o.:
FAY, General Agent, lB Fulton street, lamp Store,
Sun Buildings, New York; Recalled ,t Drug Store.
Broadway near Spring sreet;. Bowery, corner Of
Spring street, Bowery. corner Of Grand 50 and III
Canal Hudson Of Spring street; Broadway
corner o. Houston street, ~ Houston seet 100 Division
street, Nos Division street, 3l Monroe street. near Walnut;
and at the Of Adams and Fulton Brooklyn
Price 81. ms linen
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BALTIMORE, Juno ~, 1916.

BALTIMORE, Juno 81, 1886.
Riots among the Nyemen- Merican Prpateerins-" Grim
Con"-Fine Weather and Dull Times-M Markets, re
After long season Of peace and quiet we have had
another grand riot between two Of FIRE companies
the Independent and the New Market. On Thursday
night, they kept up running fight with pistols, brick.
bats and clubs for upwards Of two hours putting at
defiance the police and watch forces Of the city The
the Independent from their ,uction. which they pro-
highly successful in completing their work SIEVE.
raj arrests were made but the parties
yesterday on bail. which is about the last that will be
heard Of them.
vateers have made their appearance, and doing
thriving business, has caused quite panic among our
shipping merchants Later intelligence from that quarter
will now be looked for with exciting interest
has flashed in the pan They have gone home like good
children wrapped themselves up in their virtue and
may truly be said to have written themselves down
asses"
mistake The thermometer stands in a seasonable posi-
onhe harvest in the surrounding country progress
ing finely and juno appes TO be had in abundance
The city 10 a. dull usual in the month of june and
in fact, every thing is as JuneisL be desired
THE MAREETsFlour is dull Of sale since the receipt Of
the advces by the Caledonia AT the close Of last week
there large sales Of City Mills be delivered
export a. s!a3 bat th. week We hays heard
s,ss e FSSl ioi tie week
barrels Rye Flour, aud 1853 barrels Corn Meal.
Sales or Stocks mt Baltimore.
STocK Board have sales the Stock Board
chase for investment few and the general appearance
The market: C,ty 81 Of 1892 close 90 offered
Elves Of 1870, 30 offered.
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Passengers Arrived,

HAyRE-Packet ship Argo-AndIew Richie, Boston; Col
Thsyer. USA; Chas Hust'n, MD Phiadelphia Ambrcss
ward finno do Mrs aud siss Anthony, New Bsdford-s
III steerage - - -
lAssEiLLEs-Bsrk Ezabeth-diss Hill. Miss Fena-
rid-l2 IN steerage. =
RoTrsnpAM-Bng Harmonis-s Goldumin. Mr. Goldumn
-9I
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MEDICAL AID.

nR. GREGORY, No. Roosevelt street. has made
~ and valuable discovery, by which be
perfectly without mercury hindrance from pursutl
days To Physicians wishing the recipe the price $500
red reward Of years experience and arduous toll in
the duties Of his profession Dr. G. rapidly his
patients BY this newly method greatly reduced
rate of charges: The will be treated the liberal
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with the magnetic telegraph the general adoption of the
Semsphoric system will enable the government and
gsuce concerning the shipping Of all nations passing
within range Of the coas-an object important in peace
or war In peace would aid in securing many advanta
ges and averting losses to the commercial world,
and in it would give instantaneous intelligence
corning hostile demonstrations against our shores
The nomination Of Col James Page for the Collector
Of community and his confirmation is looked for with
certainty His administration Of the Postmastership of
this city such to satisfy all parties and in his pr
vate lie he is irreproachable He has abored Tor many
years to induce the general government to grant dry
dock for this port and but for the squabbng in relation
to the description of dock would have had the proud
satisfaction of seeing his efforts crowned with
About $4,000 OF counterfeit $40 notes on the Stoning
ton Bank yesterday taken from countere
nest in the western part Of the county Four thousand
dollars Of the same description of money have been
taken East for the purpose OF putting it into circulation
None Of the counteeiters have yet been arrested
but measures are now in progress which will perhaps
lead TO their detection.
The Independent Greys Capt Laws of Baltimore, in,
tend visiting this city on the Sd and remain until the eth
of July.
Two Of the b-hoys, named Moran and Loughlin. yes.
terday escaped from the their way to Noysmen-
sing prison. by forcing out panel in the rear Of the
Vehicle clio inc driver was unaware 81 the TACT until ne
several robbee Of store windows first cutting out the
glass with diamond
gentleman just arrived from Washington that the naval
committee Of the had resolved introduce into
the appropriation bill appropriation Of $4,000
for the erection Of floating dry dock at Philadelphia
and 100000 for dry dock at Pensacola the plans for
which are to be adopted by the commissioner
Sales or Stocks at Philadelphia.
rasr BOARD June 2E7i5 .hs Lehgh Mortgages Loan 90;
and Sssts Bsa sh' Beaver Meadow ~ 20 Farmers
s g. $500 s :ns ep ssss "
sEcoNp BoIRp-2o shs Girard Bank 90; Philadelphia
ssoeo DO sds 7o ioS Reading mr. s' ''''s '''
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M. WISE, PTlCIAN,
MI OST RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of New
M York and the public in general that he has located him
'''' NO. Ir BROADWAY,
Whspe nay bs found large And eomps,s ,s.omsnt OF
In Gold, Silver and Steel Frames.
NV would also remind the public, whom he is partially
known by his annual viss Saratoga Springs for the last
years. that by his knowledge of the Optical science he 10
enabled determine the glasses suitable Tor eye Per
with weak be supplied with glasses which Will
greatly benefit and strain the sight.
Particular attention called style Of ferspectve
Ground Glass; FRI flint, which, through ther high
polish and produce the purst vision and hsy
eye preserving and improving the sight in continued writ
ing and reading.
Sighted persons and such have besa operated
for Cataract, also be suited.
and solct the patronage Of all In Of his arteles
will all Spcctaciss purchased from suit the
sight for Eve years. exchange hsm without extra ehsse
MI Jnsr
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Lar W EL.DkD bUILEk tLuES.
liz FEET LONG, and from ~ inches IA diameter =
~ - 0'"''s' ''''''' THEO SsEd%Hssrfi aossER,
aninsn = kls3 vtxses, Mt.
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NO QUACKERY.

nOCTOR COOPER, II Duane street, member Of the
- Royal College Of Surgeons London, consulted conf
dentially all private diseases which he without
in few days: practice oftweve yea. enables Dr. G. %
Debility resulting from habit indulged n BY young
proracted gee, syphilc eruption sad ulcers agra
charge Dr. &. regularly educated
physician and surgeon. jec6 Ser
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READ TIE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,

OOAA<nGG Or MEDlCLNE nND HANNAH
MEDICAL Abv fHTs IN P SRfEA DISEASES.
edo sS. HS:ss
~ continue to .heir attention 70 all diseases
surfing %siiss wSG..
Go:ss
che %s%se csre many 1 year: vii.
81 ~ sa'i S;i s'
&c 70 Mefs oGNfk7
sr n e,s rx e
ing ali requisite to perform radio cure BY stating
their case explicitly together with all sympoms time Of con-
eIosns ss s' post .ai psid ''''''''
vELPEAUS SPECIFIC FILLS
ii s y sS Si.eSs.:: ii from he ar:s.
aa:s s 4: ds .'G s
sTisd nysnie iois..oI vsIPssu ia.SIs ra.dyic.
Sssss ais,s.:;%s WIN dc stomach asssasa.as 'ss
THE RSSIt ImssIs 4:
sa..,is Ss s:: }sS s.si:s:
remedy impotence stsrisy Sssnness. unless depend
Single Soss Il each cases Of h.n. ossas s sssssally
packed and sent all parts Of the Union
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
:s:
without thoroughly eeansing the System with this Justly
celebrated alternative.
3. s.1: H nd !: Each ss'' ''
CONCENTRATED EXIRACT o. SAnsAPARiLLA.
0ENT1AN AND SASAFHAS
DREPARED BY the New York College Of Medicine and
= Pharmacy, sstsbshsd for he s.ppessou Of auaeksry:
This refined and highly possessing all
the purifying qualities snd eur,sise power Of The above
herbs confidently ~ the College superior
easapaSIla before the publc and
may Be- relied on remedy for all ssasss arising
ss an impure te blood such scroula salt hsu,
ring worm, beches pimpes ulcers, pain u the bones
oinfs nodes, ucorntsd
any disease arising from the secondary eects Of syphilis o.
an inudieious Of mercury
Scld in suglo bottles, n conts
. m case Of half a dozen bottles 035e
dozen tsW
Csses forwarded to all para Of the usiou.
n B-Asvsvv tbsr~l Aseonntt In wholesale purchnssSA
y
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ARRIVAL OF PASS ENcERs.
The STEAMER also laid before the House another
muncaon from the State Department enclosing state.
ment OF the numbers of passengers arriving the United
States on shpboard during theyear ending September
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ROAKE,s IODINE IJNJMENT,

universally admitted to be the only article will per.
form all that IL represented to do has performed such
Astonishing cures 2? ksoma,.sm sweed Limbs sp,ains
Kings Ey Parayses Loss Of the Of the Lin Dis
Of the Spine Hip Joint Eruptions Of the Skin, &c.
that would stagger belief If they could not be substanti
teddy the most respectable who have used iii it
virtues OF this most excellent remedy; Prnecsl depot
slmsrc :. INGERSOLL CO, % John ST.