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A SPY IN WASHINGTON.

PERSECUTION BY THE PoLicE OYricE.-- Acts of wanlon persecution and despotic op- pression are committed in some of the po- lice offices of the larger cities in the Union. under the cloak of authority, which are of Nsro-like malignity. The following s,ale- ment, exposing one of those instances of glaring oppression on the part Of New York magistrate, and his heartless mlnions, we fiud in the N. Y. Express. We have our selves been witness to hundreds of kindred acts of cruelty by men, without reference bS justice, yielding the vengeance of power. = N O. Della.
 ssOn Friday last (says Louis Fritz, the az griesed man. my child.. boy of 9 years of age, while playing in the street, opposite my store, picked up silver pencil-case, and took it to my wife, who immediately placed II Tn a drawer. Shortly thereafter, person call ed al my store, saw my wife, and stated ths, he had been informed that my son had foaod his psnciI-case. She immediately opened the drawer and handed tt to him he iepiied 1t was no. his, that his was gold one. The following day two police officers, aeeompa- nied by the man lass named, came to my store, and sszled that they had direction from the police justice to bring my wife and child before him, On chasge of iarceay. ! re- qaestsd the officers io show me their war rant They said they had none; ,i,erenpon I informed them that no person should sske my xds and child io the police office with out first sxhieissng wsssant; upon winch one cf the officers ieis my store for ihe pur pose of procuring the warrant, leaving shs party complainant aad she other officer 1T charge.
 "A cfowdhsgan tn collect around my store oa which agreed to accompaay ny wifi and ehild to the polacs office, aad dld so.-- That on cur arrsval before the Justice, leaf ned the nature cf sae complaint. snd reqses
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wonld have been treated more eenerousiy.
 While upon this subject, we take scea- slon so notice the honorable retraesion of the New York Courier q Enquirer, which pa- pes was among she number that censurrd Ms. Wise i've have letter." says that ia.w- nat, ''lrom our Rio eorrrespondens, stating his conviction that the eensure he expressed in 2 former letter, of the proceedings Of Mr. Wise, was entirely uasuerised.s
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Hoes IN TINE UxiTEp STATES. Yhe tsen- esee Farmer says sAat '.the hog erep in the United States this rsss year is skrse t.sses sae worth of the cotton crop. The 1ssseAinz arr my of swine conssases senesliy swc hun dfed msfiiuns bnsksts If ecrn's & |
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A breach Of promise case, says the Gin einaati Gazetse, of the l4th inst, has just been concluded in the Court of Common Pleas, in which the jury had rendered most righteous jadgmeas tn favor of the injured. \ verdict of S3,500s damages was returned by the jury. The Enquirer Is litile more exPIiei,. It says: "A ease wss concluded ia the Common Pisss Court, on Friday even ing, which excited much interest and feeling. Jane King vs. W. Taylor, for sedaesinn.--- The defendant IS tavern.keeper in this city. It was la evidence that the plaintiff was sn orphan, and bsough. up ia the family of de- Gendaat, in this city. and Of necessity, the parties were much together. The repasation oi Miss King was provea to be good, and her coniuct. previous to her connexioa with the defendant. generally above eensass. As- tempis were fruiaessly made by the defence to throw suspicion, and fix ohloguy upon the girls character. but all signally iaiIed.r
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 AMpqNo ANKcnoTe. .-lFe Rnd in t,.n Baton konee ConservAAoN ilss tnlinMink lamnesng aneeJole ef au Atwhsxna vna.nm<r9s. en his way to Vera Csuz
 -one tall vaiprssef ItnAn lls pene Iends of AiaoanA, wns unhsppy fnr ths won't af ssn@ p.oymsa,- fle saaaisrs9 ahoaa loahiae fps ,someshiag io do.' when h 6csmsss3 Ss kim shas he mikAs as hs sxrEemusa M, sake s good wssss Iis WIS ssl, lGnk lsIl.s<,x wlsR . sbockey bead of ksansy. dsiee kz;g ksrluas iNg doWn his shon1dess. W1lk \ sle1llsssssr ton consissent with am idlw wen Vu@Nsn. het eansn'enced suhhimg slse suspensins sssen. of iise ship intn his kMis and skia wtsA a rs.we- mendAbie veEesnenee Hs he.f eamss sn take gseat deai of pains, far ke oAnsrwusI tu hirE. sell, that hs hsd an aeEvaf harsasks muaaM
 'sst muss Ae observed. slas aIs ah;w wAsfn she vessel was plowiag fnssher iuts ahe sun. i. aud hy the tune lhe Alsharnu ru.u.s - -, ed h'msslf the AississWpi waseria sha wash Tc1.n had hssnme exhaasAsd, anA he fsrow iiss es'ckes over the vessels ado spssplsmisA he hsst dash he made waa d fl.e Aais., slae suEpsntills of the soap zua flhe swasna q sAs water innthnaly forsnsa cAenipnl earrs e.aatsen, and the oily snaiisise nf ihs saan aud laf spmashinr lns,paA ree sssnoism9 iar Two or thsea snkas of tha nnsefs shraagh the hair eleva,ad it uPsiahs shosst ths AiMbamiaais head siifT sn she I'll QE iIzA gss1sus suss z7at unwasneu n . xs9.ss HiS ksif growing srllI 6ssseE Ai ihis aAns meus iiss water drippad sesoss hn hcss saa he commenced spisliag as f nsussaaa4 q i1Ea iass degree. Coolly and ,leisrminassIr hA wet io his belt. took out a .hpwie snsns t6 inches long. snd delivered kimneH hm ;--S Some of ihem thar Laaisianians has playeA tricks enough on me, naw if any olse &ees let h,m fosch oat the ese thai pssf sall i'l ikis kers safeYrn ..s 'yssss's
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MExicAN NAMxs. As lass aeeSimR uf the Georgia Historical Sssistys . pzpss wss read on the Esymology and DsAnisana af tAe aames of several plscss sa,i toaus af &sxh co, which have unusual iasesess q tAis mos meul We copy the fnllowiaes aaa Afameevey---So ealled ffom thss Canmf of Monterey, who was viceeoy ef Mexien ha. foss the year l600. The word iisazaliy msnna Kings moeaiain.' @.s sseea
 Csmasgs derives ifs nsus ffnm the Iaaisn historian Of Mexico nsiao Mnnos CamsxEn. who wr.s.s his work aboat the mi3ils af sha 18th century. ~ sae es = JMatamaros means literally Moor Keller, perpstaaiing the recoliaesions of the wara againss the Moore h Spain. s. - ..., CkiknnAaa is an lndsaa name. -
 Salitiie means he hMls leap ef hIle Ress haps from saddsn dasssni es slops .d gAe country. a Ase ae.a .sassa.--New sr s.sr. s.a''ss .agsa Fria--Bssusiful yiew4 BslIvos.
 iacsrHaeiaa,-lhcaHatiog snd iss hosY mystery. '''.'97
 Yera Crns.-Tbe true cross. The pess+ ent town was esiablished bv he visesey of Monterey, in the latisr part of the 18th csh4 tafys tHN otu yoNu W W us1 &aN$9 HNNs{NAW hy Cnr.es. was north of Ihe present tn~n as Antigua. aAe@ Sas Ls4a ds Uioa.--Sl John of ulaa e Culno, an Indian name. ss
 .alrdradc So called from Pedso de A. 1 verado, one of Corisz's generals. s z Sacrifcios The islsnd of GaeslacisaA kreceived its name from fhs hamaa ssesiksss Of the Mexican Indians, indicated by he ha. man bones found shere y the spaaissds. r Cerro Gordo.-Ths large hiii.
 Sierra .Madrs.--~T'he mother snounssia range. ss
 Jalapa or Xaispe.--P Psonounesd Eiaisppa. --our medicine, Jalapm brought fs0m ihss place. e sasa
 .Mongo de Claro is the nsme af SAala As- mas vas, estate near Vera Csaz. h msaas Club Handle. 3 esssssss sses . ss8s ...
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FRoM BRAziL.-A letter received at New York. dated Rio de Janeiro, May 4, says that Lord Howden. in the steamer Rattier, touched there on the 3iss ult, and sailed the sane day for Buenos Ayres. The opiuiou is general, that the afiairs at the river Platte will be immediately se,iIed, provided Rosas will agree to the arrangement made hy Mr. Hood. Advices had been received from Montevideo, at Rio, down to the 18th April.
 The Jornai do Comeycio of the 3d May, contains the proceedings of fhe opening of the Legislative Assembly on the 2d Nay The Emperor and Empress attended the sis- ting in person, with all the pomp and ew- cumstanee of roysity- The Emperor refers, in his speech. to the general eonditiou Of the Empire, and that he had always endeasored to maintain friendly relations with the Gov ernmen,s4 of the old apd new World. Refers to the eorrespoasleaFe between the two Go yernments in relstson .o the imprisonment Of LL Davis and skree United States sailors regrets that tke difficulty has not been ternsi- mated. but assures them tha. it will be con- cluded ,pFa manner becoming the national dignity. The Emperor did not approve of the proposition to send Mir Wise his pass postc,
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HISTORY OF VIRGINIA;

snd arrangements will be made for procuring regu lar and early supply of Notices of New Works and other Literary Tntelkgeaee Orders for the work can be sent in at once
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company. heittZ neaffY tAfvGus ne H1a1&- diaiely went to his mess snd ecmmGaesa fnmbIing for something to eat IIis msss- mates looked at him surpsised-- saeesssed that he WAS making himself very fsmilinf--- aad wanted to know who he waa Gaspsi- sed in turn, he told them his name, and shat he was messmala ot theirs bat they h4d never heard the name hefore--ahal neset seen him. lTe ran to the Cspsaia, but he, sse. ss- collected no such man, but called ihe vtsF- Iy, who, however, was unable e fsd his name on the roll. They finally penueasd ihe poor fsiiow that 1t ssssss Asssaa.sss Asssaa.sss .s s.e other 2d reginsnt' a ss
 sahiih Piet<t Gssss. .s-
 The New Aibaay Bulletin, whig. speaks as follows of the Hon R. D. 0ses's nomi. nation:
 s-The Hon. Robert Dale Owen kaa ben nominated for reelection in ihe 6xmt con grcssionai district of tlsis 6ials, bY the hce- foeos, Mr. O. is deservediy eniiiied tp sil he has received as the hands Of his i,srty-- Unlike ihe soeiferoas demagosps., he dis- casses the ysiscIrLEs dividing ths twe pes. ties with a degree of faifseaa ana ean6ps, which snhdss him ta the Fsspeei Ana admi- raiion of those wha stand opposis4 to kim in political sentiments. Alshoneh Ms. 0. has loag been serving the people iD tAetss- pacily of representative in Cong-ess, sn6 ap- on ,he democratic prineiple of rotation h office he wopld be required 10 yield the track io some ungied expecsans, for ouFselyse ws are willing to see him in the councils pf iAe naliop, in preference 10 any oshes tocnfnta n ihis district Ills talsais. his gsullaunonty hearing and acqnaius4ncs wish ske bxsGeen of legiss4iioD and the wsnss snt intssosoe( he nation iussly sntiiie him n sll the hnoanu t. has receiyed II the hasds q tB4 poec16 =
 Cant Donnsvaa. well knoxa ia Eip1fnz nssi e sdiios, says lhe Ciaeisae1i commess cisl, and formerly sosaseisd vi:A " TT, sage, and lsssersr editor nf ths Wsks6A olonu dard, ls now psisopss ai vsliadptlL iE Mexico, whsse ise is woskipa = ske ps1nGn1 business. Hs hSd so msreh an fast 36o 9zsi 10 obsaia hisS ssisssaliaa' He esaye ja . 1el1er that his ea>shliop is not particularly par1sa' sas., save his enn6aement Cspk u. sil have fine opportunity fof studying thes sFs ,s Mexlco. bns ws Ao not hs,isEe ha will h yes iAai psagrsss which damsaAs ihe aeeis I taaee uf Amesiesa pxsessss. We hrpe CIT I D. nay msss wish s speedy rsiesse fso4 " Msxiran ealises- A
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TLe New YoFk Eaqairsr has the following from it's correspondent in Washington Cisy, as to the pFosPee, fer peace win Mexico The authos, it is said, has the eohkdsncs of th< administration and speaks from reIIahle informaiinn
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NORTH AND SOUTH .

extensive patronage to the only Literary Journal ei long and high standing, in all their wide borders. it is not ssCtioaGl,-hayihg always eirculated widely in the North and East. and aimed at impaTting a HIGHER NATIONAL CHARACTER to our Pe- rlodIeai Literature
 THE THtRTEENTH VOLUME Will commence on the lst of JanaaHy, lSl7; and neiher pains nor expense will be spared to make if eninently worthy of knowledge. Among other things, it will eontaina
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A D9x GAAAsHR " AM &3 3#Ht43 M " Askt-nT--~ 4 melancholy accident o< f1el n Niagara Falls on sunday Issk \ fAt M of ihe name of John Murphy, aged ahoul n ycais, in the employ q Judge ruFier, In crossing the Chippewa, in a canoe. vas drawn into the rapids on the Canada side, aud in the aGreai Iiorse Shoe rail' U
 The RocAesley .4lcestisey gives the RI- lowing details:
 we learn from Col. John Fisk, that . melancholy accident occurred at Niagara Falls on Sunday last \ isne lad of tlse name of John Murphy, aged about i3 years, in the employ of Judge Porter, in crossing the Chippewa, in a canoe. was drawn into the rapids on the Canada side, and into the IGreai Horse Shoe rall' When he was Gsxt dis. covered he wss beyond the reach of all earth iy assisisnee, ard, alahe.gA the ls..le fe.lcw did all that h.s courage and strength couid do, holdsng this light canoe for nearly % minutes, almost stationary, and when ,ised aature gave up enassndsng longer with the tide and current both sgsinxs hisn, flss li.sle fellow plunged evssbesfd, and wssk shs eess- age and perseverance of man. fos some tizne breasted the current But alas. too late sAoash within 100 yards of the shore, he was in the esnbsacs of the rushing cataract which neyss releases iss yictsms.
 The hraken fragments cf hss iss,l hsrl were all that were fonnd of the hisle man, OCT. 4 widowed mother and thsee childrss mourn the lass of soa and hsother. an< many stsaassrs lament the isse of nob,. and excellent hoyn
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: RATHER RoMAsric.--Th PhiIatlelphia Chronicle relates the following romantic story:
 '.On inquiring the other day into the cir cums,ances of lively old gentleman, who boards al one of our hotels, we were told that he was poor, and supported himself by working as a lawyer's clerk. He had, in his early manhood, been wealthy, but he loved beautiful girl, who, unfortunately, had be- stowed her affections on another young man who wsspoor. On sscertainig this. the re- jseted lover conveyed hts property to the tprsaaaae one, on condition that he married the girl iIe ssw the union consummssed. and went to work -s Iass, kgs eenseassd maa We leok upon sAas sal acnsle:asn with reverence, for kis nobility of soul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25
PORT OF NETWORK.


arrived-Pseket-ship Colanobs, Furber, Liverpool
De- TO- rndse, TO h II Marshall
SHIP Robert Fulton, Davis, Msnills june p Cope o.
Good Hope Sept u, rndse, 70 Woodruff Miniurn. -,
ship Rslah, Cobb, from HAVE, llih Oct mcss % Nh
Hszuds Nov g. sf n 80 lon - ~ fell in With The 81
ship Universe Capt Aimes, Of Ounce, from London oi
81 Andrews with the loss Of ruider SPAR, sails ho~spni
ADD ofef0pnast sprung and the ship unanageaDie cap
came on board OF the and consulted whaf best 70
DO the Captain ard half q the crew were WING y
stay by the ship and endeavD 10 get her into the rst
The mate and the other part Of the crew wanted " s
don tire vessel they having but months pror-o
on board the Captain concluded % send seven Of the
crew on board the Rsjab-Wm Marshall, John Thompson
John Jones' Joseph Barnet. 4 smith, Nesnith hIo >
Williams. with their baggage. 49,.
ship Severn eers Hare Sc d. mdse, 70 WIN WHIT
iock. is6 passengers zst inst lat 81 ~ Ion o. spoke
brig Charles Joseph ofProyidence, bound West go,
Br sdp Constitution Neii Belfast AZ d. sat ana ~
a, 20 es 10 SIC Murray I'D inst lat ~, lon g. spoke
bark irobo from Boston for Orieans 70
Ship fIugoenot fiier. Liverpool Nov d. mdse 70 Ot
den. John Gardner, seaman, OF newport H. ie' o
sbto ftb.rty Norton Liverpool Oct q, ndse, 70 W
PHILLIPS Oct a. of Tuskar James Philips nauFe Of
Dundee. scotoad, isi FROM aioit ana va. ios, -.
Shin Creole Rstoonc, Liverpool Oct ". mdss 70 ffost
4 fIicts 20 slrge psss 70 p " Byrns Co.
shi5 SULLIVAN Waite, Charleston d. cotton &c, 10
Bulkiey a. .r Ia
Rsfk Home Wingate Rio Janoir0 Oct TO- coffee, &c, 10
r Harmony, Ncphews Z Co.
Big ARIEL Atkins, Hagoabo, PR, Il d. susar 10 Mes
BE- Sfg Gaelic, Kemp, Barbados % de, 10 ballast 70
master. ., -. fc
d. coffee, Gc 10 w a Davenport.
Portuguese brig Fspadarfe. scluDa, Liston ~ o. is
&c 10 Orinueli, Hiufufn Go.
Bdg W J Watson, Norsraye, 81 Martins 10 d. sat "
Bds Belle, Myers, Wilmington, NC, d', naval Stores
. SIC En1aeib Taylor Para 2, d. mdss 70 Coming
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WASHINGTON
CEOCYERY STORE,
WN0IfTIIT fT1 NNT9ITl n
NO. 1873 wILLtAN-sT. opposite the

Wholesale rnd Retail AZ
MO. IdS WfLLtAN -sf. opposite the 90 washing
l y ION Stores "a door below FULTON IT,
Tn. subscriber having been for time past largely en-
gaged in the CHINA GLASS AND EARIHEN WARE
flsiaes at WHOLESALE has recently completed extern
eve Tan GENE for furnishing families and those COM
nrncBg housekeeping with goods IN his ine aud ne -
sell his goods al lower rates than those engaged u
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively, in consequence Of be
large and frequent importatons for his WHOLESALE
BUSINESS. The location Of tho establishment OF the
being such that he pays low rent and ueufs
moderate expenses enables him % carry out ns intention
OF furnishing his wares al REDUCED PRICES.
Tie subscriber design selling good articles and without
an enumeration Of hs styles Of French Chins Dnner and
Dessert Services fine China decorated ara lie Tea I'D
Coffee Sets Toilet ware In great variety solar Lamps
Vases, Girandoas Mantel Ornaments, Fancy Dooi' Cut
and Plain 6lass and goods &c &C would say ~
all want that he promises 20 convince em II teY w
favor him with call that they purchase goods Al MS
establishment on much more FAN ORABLE TERMS than
alta RETAIL STORE, but should This not be deemed an IN
duccmcn he would solicit patronage upon tho ground u
Offering Tor their inspection an unusually bAhoF AND
UNiuNALID STOCK, from which selections can he
q az viii give entire satisfaction. Hotels, ships end
Steamboats, furnished.
Goods seut free of expense 10 ell parts Of the city
.fIYht.f GEORGE 81. CLAP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-25

TEE ASTONISHING SUCCESS tlat hls attended the
application Of this valuable L1 iment aud The high tes-
upon the afflicted 20 the only remedy
be relied and viii do an that IL epreserte
DO II quack n3strum. but scientific chemical
compound Of Iodine of known snd established efficacy. IL
- rrlanenfy and efsctusly cures
Rhsumsfun either chronic irfsmmaf0ry, paralysis,
or ~ the limbs contrac1ns of the cords and muscles
snl go1 how long stardn sprans hruis
trmors hard swer ald enlarged joints, yielded %
o. applications of this Linrcnf n has been used
with iu-redih ir scr0fua snss evil enlarged
glands. diseases u the spine AID hip oinis, &c dooreu1,
and ell nervous affections.
It 10 invaluable ana acts Ike cham stopping the
bleeding Of flesh wounds, ald causing them % heal In
days To has been kueas to , curing the most
stubborn ulcers fever slres aid swc ed legs pain across
the kidneys IN the chest side also sfn necs, throat
end Group.
t speedily and efsctusy erliicsfes cutansous erup-
tons 0f the shin n no form ci salt heum, erysipess
rmn ringworm letter BARRIERS itch. sca'd head Al
10 instantly remove to1tlche 1nf headache d. extracts
ths PAIN sni cures corns b1nilns. ch. '1Iain7, &c
word upon The or-in snl cause oi
DISEASES
When The human frame receives shock, ethsf from
heat cold fatigue, other carsef the Teases points Of
fle system scdfr most. One person VIII have cough,
the ungs being The weakest organ bis gh1lr rhsrma-
sn ihe muscular and ceaar being the weakest
another enlarged stands au1 sWenEs the Eancular sYs
being the weakest kc When you have organ thus
SOLDERING the more direct your r7csfioa 70 the parts
diseased, the better the prospect ofrsief
DR. ROAKEs IODINE LISlMENr
produces healthy action the diseased part shsns
nvigorates ana restores II perfect health 70 ouy
o. Be- tried % satisfy the most kspca Of the Restoring
poser Of this most valuable Liuinsnt.
Physicians are daily Recommending Dr.. Roafes l01in
Linmeu regarding 10 as The long soCglt for cerd-raum
true scientific compound 90 Iodine IN the form Of Lin.
without color smell. that be ued
upon the mos. delicate female or child, with perfect
safety.
Principal DEPOT : INGERsOLL L co. Wholesale.
Druggists. 20 Pea-l-st n. T. 70 ineod-
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no THE PUpIIC.

y1rIIpFR vs. GAYLER a co , G.. G. q. The pub
w ito ave informed of what any one may know, % he
viii look o. The fsrnrds Of the Court that verdict was
recovered by Wilder against Chas Gayir and his
etc or Agent Leonard Brown for 500 and that Jrdg
mani has been rendered against them for that sum end
cosis for damages up TO February 1896 thai being tie
time thf suit was commenced1 and an injunction on a
i against Oaylcr awarded unless " tiles monthly on
oath an account Of the safes he may make.
Mr. Gayer aud Mr. Blown have right on giving suii-
cent bonds 10 pray writ Of 10 review the opin
ions pronounced by Judge Nelson against defendant upon
points OF law upon which he entertained doubt bat The
Judgment stands good tai reversed.
The Patent Law makes every Ian making, selling or
using article Ia violation the Patcutees rights each
and every one equally liable.
large assortment Of Wilders Patent salamauder Safes
for sale az the old established Iron Safe Depot Of
SILAS G. HERRING,
ne3 lmDGW 1877 and lS9 Water COT of DepeysteT-st.
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no TIE AFTLIcTED.

hOCT J. q. HENEIT, lll Mscp9usal st near Bleeck.
Her Newly ork viii assure tho afflicted that he #
ford more recfwith The same number Of visits thsn any
other practitioner Ia the following complaints Ds|o-a-
tons hip diseases. ErTains CONNECTIONS, pariyss rleu
mssm, nervous affections. tenderness, iufammaons and
curvafires Of The spine de'ormed shoulders white swell
iues. weakness o. the joints, &C
Country patients referred % the following persons
who have visited this city expressly % avail themselves
Of Or. rs attendance, and returned cured Major B. H.
Norton Boston, Mas; lion. H. \. Cransicn, Newport,
u L.; r NJ. Laned, Esq Providence Chss. Hosm 7, Esq
Hartford. Conn; James Townsend Esq. New-HaYen,
Comm Chas J. Sake Esq 81 Adams. VI; Chas G. hil
ESQ Montreal. Csladaf Hon. n Granger, keesyile
va Judge Miller, Rochester, NY Paul Mitchell. ESQ
Geneva, NY Mni II. Ninder, ESQ fhladep hiai hug
McCulloch President % Fort Wayne Bank, Fort Wayne
Ind, Nm Goodman, Esq Cincinnati. Ohio.
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