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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-21
Passengers Arrived.

LvERPooL-steamshp Britannia. for Halifax-Dep Assist
= Johns ST Hon W rhoma: lady, do; Mr. Billing sdv
pn lady 81 Johns, NIB Morrison. dol o. MIR EsfnsI
For Boston--Hon Winthrop & Son, Mr.. Mr., & Miss
Go lidfes q 2 "Iysn,. } WslwoI.h, T r Beuye
pSS'f r.Ss e"s Of %
Hal. TnsHermsa lyon JOHN n aouriie
IhsstsT MCh'pman. Mr. p,ts.yllley Master D'deryey
shsTws BIG"tyn Albany R Mr. Geld Troy
ssl.say: R.:Ss:s T1:s ,%sS;h'pssaa: PS I'D Lang
Ina; Andrews Cipcnnat; Masterson, Sc Louis; Geo
Smith Phsas9 % d 81 R.o G ave
irey adv, children and servants Canada Joseph Mae
kay M T Fry So Stuart pCo6u
ToOSo; N, Harris. Ham,M'SP CIV T Rae Do; C keg
DADA West, " Patton GlssOw Geo Wnsh, and lady, Ii
ES e TSUm. .odn H00ma
From Halfa1 Boston-s stayPer and boys Miss Stay
% RIM osn ns .GH Mrs A'Gn
sargent Mr. Dichie Crane, CT W, Thos smith Capt
cGSTs N.% sGd GaS Moi, LADY,
Miller Sheffield; Kruger, HamouIg Briuker lady.
New ol ks &0Tdy 9s0 6ys
Shelley, (useedian.i do. 1'' "'''''
Losnos-shpP InaspenSde ;n Lewis Miss M Alb
York; Capt. Lambert, lady Children Yinevard;, T
p. oRo Ms essy gsns M. Ms. Y'F ;o E M
Beckett! Phil,delPhia George Wighman, oronto; Jcha
BREMEs--ship Eio'grant-Mrs w,lhelmina Degen, Mr. T
" D,sen New YoIk; Mis-, r seqye vale, Hamburg; Miss
5.sns Jimmie ' NX RTen khof
ouea do; TIL EnSoibert. do; Bohds do; FVon Gisha,
Fsshs emeO oos ssSTvs
and 2l2 in the Storage.
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sAaS ~ a O., 60 a. ~ sssssa!ss Y ysalty xsss
W. k<ys eu1y u pstSs ssls ~ " 6tfa 81 Hasa ~
o. o.. Msss a~l Prime ysnsis~a Tie ssu1s Lssd- :
bstss ss We hs0s 4As q liz tiHs IN tsssss Il
YES .essA 10 isxs Thsss vas - shssss 10 butter
N,es-Ths mAvkst stssd sbsat tAs sane xAs stoss
.as ghs saa no tssosassisns we're made worth sspsrs.
Ing
srrpasss Of i42 bhls naxsssd were made on private
terms There no change In clover or timothy
suoAR-No sales reported, and quotations re-
manned unchanged.
TOBACCO fcontnued firm sales of l27 boxes man.
ufsctured small plugs sold at exc exc per cent
on for cash; 100 do, do Co. months 40 do, do $40
months
TALLow-Unssttlsd by the Jews, while quotations
msned about the same.
WHALEsoNs-No sales were reported, and prices re-
manning about the same. viz 81 $50.
WHwKEy-Sales Of 100 bbs were made at 27hc, and
Is hhds drudge at $780, which showed slight advance
FREIoHrs extremely dull and rates pominaly the
same We heard of no engagements of moment To
the continent cotton continued to be taken at 10.
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. IL, 1877.



Things in 81. Louis-T.uo .qleful Murders.
Our city is filled with excitement this morning in
sequence of the rumored capture of Generals Santa
heard this reaches you. We have nothing later
Gated.
most diabocal murder was committed on Wednes
day last about nine miles from this city in Illinois, on
the Bellevie road at place called oglss Mill An old
man named Lemuel SWAIN and his son, young man of
about twenty age lived together farm,
rumor ran that they had accumulated great wealth,
which they kept by them in hard money On Wednes-
day the son. who had been in search of cattle
returned home and found the house rined Of number
Of ARTICLES the furniture disordered his father miss
ing There $500 in specie In the house. had
not been molested Search was made for the old man
but ineficienty. Several men had been the
house that morning and Of them with gun, which
resembled that afterwards found to have been
stolen from the premises OF Mr.. Swain.
On the next day, the premises again searched
when blood was found trailing towards . well, q few
steps from the house The well which very full Of
water, then examined, and the body found The
murdered had been shot In the upper part
Of which was torn away.
Suspicion attached to several well known
thieves OF this CITY, and they have bsen arrested but
as the evidence against them is quite dencienb they
Keokuk John Wilson McEiroy, - Bournavi.. and
person called Dr. BensoA-al convicts Of State
Pententiary The only proof against them that they
found In possession Of watch stolen frun person
residing near the scene of the murder about the time
the murder was committed None of them have been
identified as the person seen with the gun.
town. Mississippi county, this State on the evening of
the 9th. Edward Hale and a named Dawson,
quarreled in a grocery: Hale threw tumbler at Dsw
when a Mr. Randall in-law Of the latter took
the quarrel and the two young repaired to the
outside Of the house to fight Randall soon knocked
Hale down with brickbat whereupon Dawson drew his
throat Randall was arrested. but Dawson escaped. A
reward Of 500 Is offered for his arrest.
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CIRCULATION OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND.

Actual circulation l9slsiO lse7s73
II appears by this that the circulation for the week
had increased clos 9s5 while the amount of bullion had
fallen off f49O4O The reserved notes appear to be
falling of and less the 29th Of August than at
the date any the previous The operations
Of the banking act, under which the bank Of Eng
land now works. Is PRETTY clearly demonstrated by the
movements exhibited in the above table On the 10th
f October the actual circulation Of the bank
but 466 495 larger than the 2sth Of August, ls47
while the amount Of bullion on hand was greater by
f6 5l2235 The amount of notes issued f6.52 235
larger the 10th Of October ls46 than the 2sh Of
August ls47, while the notes on hand were f397574O
the aggregate being Rs,So6,7s5 which deducted
the total issue Of October left the actual circuls
ton that time Of f20702360 There have not been
such great fluctuations in the actual circulation OF the
bank as in the amount of bullion hand the circuls-
having been sustained by reducing the reserved
otes Any material reduction in the issues, arising
fro drain of bullion, would cause corresponding
reduction in the Of notes hand In the event
Of the of the Bank wishing to the
present Of the actual circulation Of that nsti
tu.icn.
In s40 and ls41 Immediately after the previous deh'
Client harvess of Great Britain the bullion In the bank
became reduced to about four millions sterling, while
the circulation continued sslarge snow Through
out the financial crisis produced by the short harvess
of 1889 and s40 the circulation of the bank very
uniform, ranging from seventeen up to eighteen and
nineteen millions Of pounds.
The returns Of circulation of the private and joint
stock banks in England and Wales for the four weeks
ending respectively the oath and 3st Of July and the
7th and 4th Of August give the following as the aver
age circulation Of these banks for the month ending the
I4th ult, viz
Private banks. .S436s $50
Average weekly circulation Of these banks,
during the past month. .f7,249,73l
a comparison of the above with the returns for the
month ending the 18th Of July last, 1t shows
decrease In the notes OF private banks e. fs070s
decrease in the notes Of jontstock banks Of 4267O
Total decrease on the month ...... fla3,s7s
And as compared with the month ending the 18th Of
August, 1916, 1t shows
decrease in the notes of private banks off, fl04696
decrease In the notes Of ointstock banks Of $685.
Total decrease on the year. fi746aa
On DOM parison with the amount Of the fixed issues
the following appears to be the state of the
The private banks below their fixed ISSUE 74l 064
The joint stock banks below their fixed
issue. 4209 26
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BOSTON, september 2Uth-P. NJ.
Flour-The market remained about the as at the
close Of the past week Sales of 1000 barrels made
consisting of good Western and Genesee brands nclu
ding some fresh ground at IS SIN a So Wheat No
sales OF moment Corn-Sales of 5000 bushels were
made including sound mixed at ESQ., and yellow at zoe
Oats-Salss of 5000 bushels old made at $50 Rye
Sales Of 1000 bushels made at IS cents Whis-
key-No change Freights to Europe continue dull
In cotton sales reported, and prices
settled BY the Brtannia's news
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Died.
Died.
q the morning of the Goth inst VIM Henry Won.

On the morning Of the Goth inst, WIN. Henry Won
DEN In the 23d year of his age.
The I'd Company of National Cadets Of Howard Lodg-
No so |. Of +, Of Empire Tent, No IS, | o OF
r. and the Orders In general and also his friends and
scquaintanses; also the friends of hts brother
hr George Russell respectfully invited to attend
his funeral Tuesday afternoon, the 2lst at ococs
precisely from his late residence No 500 Washington
street
On the 10th instant Of typhus fever, ABRAM MILLER
aged 81 years.
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New YORK Cattle Mart ct.

SEPT. 20-At market-lSO0 Beef Cattle, Is Cows and
Calves and 300 Sheep and Lambs.
Beef Cattle-The offerings are still heavy-some 200
head than sale last week prices have further
given way, and SIS 81 25 is the fair market
age About 200 head left The supplies have been
mostly from Pennsylvania, Ohio and Virginia
Cows and Calyes-All sold at SIS a $40 to $38
Sheep and Lsmbs-The supplies are fully thousand
head less than last week Sales of Sheep at ST so
81 rs to Lambs at 81 l2K to So 25 which is ad-
vance upon the quotations Of last week. All sold.
Hay IL selling ut from ~ to SO G. per owt
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Uass fendston .fs' Yo% D''i'y wms
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PLYMOUTH Sept is-Arr. schr Abby, Morton Philadel.
NYoIi ca R. Rio !J sasiio w% BURKE
vRIcHMSsp, June saA,r sehr Patrick Henry. Chester
Do ISwe Baker So:oa Reser
sS s Ey AHn Hsvs
Sept brig Sss E:n oSss:
msn a Ss Balloon Nichols DE- Black Hawk Kelley New
SAsDwIcH Sept 5-sld sch Samuel Davis HoIe, Phila.
sAy.ssAn. Sept GAR ship VIM Gray Crosby. Boston;
WiLM'seroS Sept i7-Gid brig New York, Carr Boston
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BCFFALo, Sept, 20-P. M.
F1our-The market exhibited very little change, and
report sales of 500 bbs good western and this State
brands at 81 SIX So. Wheat--Sales OF 5000 bushels
of good western were made at 1920 Corn-The market
was heavy Sales of about l0,O0O bushels were made
consisting western mixed at 4sc, and Of yellow at
$50 Rye was inactive, Oats-Saes Of 1000 bushels
made at 33c. Whiskey-No change. Receipts
during the preceding 4S hours Flour, $4,000 barrels
Wheat, 10000 bushels; Corn $4,000 do. Freghts-No
change.
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TELEGRAPHIC.


BALTIMORE, Sept SOP. NJ
Flour-The market has undergone no change In con-
sequence Of the foreign news per Britannia, which
reached here yesterday by telegraph Though the
prices remained about the same. the market dull
and sales light About 800 bbls Howard street
were sold at IS 49, Wheat-About 1000 bushels Mary
land reds sold on terms not understood The mar
ket for ain generally inactive and prices for the
different kinds, including Corn remained about the
same Whiskey-uo change Provisions continued in
active. Freights dull.
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ALBANY, Sept. 90

ALBANY, sept. 70.
F1our-The market not affected by the foreign
Sales Of 1000 barrels good western brands incud
ing Genesee with parcels fresh ground. made at
So 62x a s 100 Wheat-No sales worth reporting -
CornSales of 1000 bushels of western mixed made
at 81 cents Barley-Sales of 200 bushels Of old were
made at IS cents Oats-Sales of 1000 bushels
made at A cents Whisky remained the Prov
sons-nothing important Receipts by the canal since
Saturday-four 5000 bbls; 2,300 bushels; barley
5000 do. Freights, change
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRx, MONDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 20.
The market for good brands, fresh ground and
western and Genesee Flour, continued firm. Small
sales Of Genesee Wheat made with parcel of Ohio
white, which indicated change in prices Corn open
ed at about the quotations those current on
Saturday last, but closed rather dull
Provisions continued dull and sales of mess pork were
made on terms which showed heavy state OF the mar
ket 1t said that the stock Of Pork in the market
not large for the Of the year In groceries
there very little doing in large way.
ASHES Pots we're firm at SIS 25 while Pearls were in.
active at So So The market was somewhat unsettled
W prr,wAS@saies Of 1000 1000 lbs northern yellow
BsEApsrurrs Sales of 500 bbls Genesee were
made at SIS 76 500 do fresh ground from old wheat sold
at the price, 800 do Ohio straight brands sold
50 e2 100 do fancy do. at So 500 do Ohio roundhoop
~ h,at-Sa Of 1900 bushels Western white sold at
5c and 600 do Genesee in the slip fair to good quality
we're made at 6ic aud $500 do do at Csc. : 5000 do
western mixed sold at 62c and 1000 do at 62hc About
6aoo bushels high mixed were sold at Gao to cay and
5000 do New Orleans mixed damaged sold at 60c M,ai
Sales of 100 bbls. Western New York we're made at
81 s2X Ry.-A sale of 1900 bushels made at 7eo
Rv, Fiour-smal sales (4O to 90 bbls) were made At
AZ lsX Oats-sales of $500 bushels were made Of
461S OTIS No sales Of barley we're reported
Receipts doom the Hudson River september 10
Flour "... ..'.... .iovVV barrels
Wheat. $500. a 900 bushels
Rye. IfooV 10
Oats. 20 ooO 10
Corror-The accounts by the Britannia hardly
developed yet upon the market The sales, which
amount 700 bales have been made at tho rates Of
Saturday
CArpLE,-spsrm we're steady at 3lo.
CoryEg-rhe market was quiet, and no sales OF mo-
ment were reported
FsH Abou, 1000 or 5000 quintals Of dry God had
rived Of which about 1000 had been sold at % 30 So
664 The sales Of mackerel reached 900 600 barrels
embracing No rs at $2 90, and No as at 90 SO as
About 200 barrels No large Massachusetts sold
at s. on Nothing new In scaled herring
HEMp-The market continued frm. and we note q
small sale Of 90 bales American dew rotted at $3.50 per
ton.
LsAo-No sales were reported. For lot to arrive 80
IS demanded
MoLAnEs continued inactive.
Naval SroREs-We only heard Of q small sale spirits
turpentine $50 bsrres) at 4ac but which not
sdered the fair market value Of the article The foreign
news considered favorable, and grea frmness
said TO be impaired TO the market generally
OlLs-sales of $500 gallons English Lins~ed were
made at Gle Country and city pressed worth 62K
63c, with fair amount Of business doing In the latter
There no change 10 crude sperm whale. Manu-
featured continued firm.
rPRoyIsioss-ssles of 500 bbs pork made at
Sl3 s7h. Prime nominal at Sill Retail sales con-
tnued TO be made at higher figures and 80 bbs In
small lots commanded $4 80, and prime sold in the
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sNN Jaw tJrIos AID II m member 81 q hoyh
~ College of Surgeons md ofthe Jefferson College rh,is
Ian and Proessor Revere eceny deceased) and Ds Pat
SON Calhoun Mcclellan Se were mere, ere my
hed treat ali the important private and ds
,eIar;on N he ssme AZ nv Office LIS Greenwich street. The
books are 81 each the only that can cure pema
nently debility in this country 81 "rc
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FIssr Bo.Rp.-20o wilmington RK, 6's. 87K 20 Girard
Bank, l2k; so Morris Canal, q; $50 Reading Rk, 90.
AFTEa SALEs-2 Mine Hi RR, ~; 1000 State So, 76X
SECOND BOARD 200 Guard Bank l23 1900 Sae S. 76X
23 Lshgh Coal Scrip s 100 do. ST. Lehigh, 81 1900 Lee
high 6's s7L
,rrER SALES 100 Reading Mr. SO; $40 County s's SIX
$50 sta SIS 76; %0O Grad Ba'k az.
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BY THE MAILS.
WAsHINoroN, Sept. Ie, ls47

WAsHINoroN, Sept. 1s, ls47.
affairs of the Day.
Mr.. Secretary Marcy has returned and paid his re-
spects to the President this evening.
We made mistake to-day. II was the Columbian
Artillery, (volunteer) under Capt. Buckingham that
fred the salute Of 100 behafof the recent achieve
ments at the city of Mexico.
You will have learned of the death Of Brgadier Cen
Hopping. He is but one Of some two thousand Ameri-
can soldiers who have fallen before the pestsntia eli
mate of the Rio Grand. He died not in battle but he
died In his countrys SERVICE and those who Tell in the
fed did nothing more
By this time the American armies in Mexico are equal
to an aggregate of $4,000 men, to wit =
Within the line Of Gen. Sootts operations 900 men
do do Gen. Tsylor's occupation. $500
In New Mexico. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
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JA%0R 9, PLATT, ApetiopsE; g Plat. street; =,

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, GOLD
II Jewelry, &c.--JAt OBJ 8 PLATT will sell This Day,
10 o'clock above BY catalogue 800 lots assorted goods
above, which brushes Of viii ch
Of very fine quality able for retailers also pat
cards of pocket and penknves, &C. also
perumery and toilet dressing and fine
snuff boxes also general of shelf hardware
coset LOCKE aI1s sssormset Of huve. and rss Sc
Also gold jswelry, city made, consisting Of general
The whole be sold without In lots
suit Dealers and which their attention directed
II
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8. 40 -: =: :: .s:s 4 ..a =. ss.s'' is 'ssS
r. ssi.~is::a cordially s.s: :. ss.ss.Y ;.sl..s.I
.ssv.d b. c.pssin Harrison, sad hs shssrl ssS ssss
n thls critical moment In i-ss thsn half ~ hsss frs
parsaus way H.lifr, sirsunstsnees whieh
gave every assurance OF safety or which
The promptnsss and skin of Capt Harrison, In thus
excatng the ship from her perlous position rs well az
bis uniform courtesy and unting devotion TO his
fs~lings towards him man, and our unwavering
confidence in him Is . commsudsr
sion Of their gratitude TO God for signal
under sircumstsnoss Of 80 much peril Had the acer
lent winds which belong this Of tn. year had
the ship even touched the ground few RODS on
immuuity from oss Of life and property 10 which we no.
rejoice, could not have been experienced Wns whicb
W. 90 f% Justice 70 tine voaa not
ineutly 1t L. of Gods goodness that We @ 10 vhieh We
this hour to give account Of the dangers 70 "A''A
have been exposed
Signed BY ths passengers
Premium Gold Pens, 81 a5-Purcnasel. Oh
Gold Peas. or o. aud silver Pen and rsae Case. can sup
S Ow M Grraon On
Is. o. mall a. york. or
E I'D rs ss.. ss% fs1
Co ~, isd a. Se sies. will
Be- found other house Gold Pens carefully
Diamond oimIod Goid Pens w h0lesale md
R. Nsw vor. told Pen somg.ny y John street,
pens Their other Iosether with those
Of mo Ss Ss.y q how 4 S Ths DO %S5 hSs
the bes be afforded those Purchsenai
this Establishment Will find the articles what they
represented be- Gold Silver Cases ola superior quality
The Cheapest place In the city to get your
boots, shoes Joues Ann street the Nu
scum oa sa &c; ssgo"d boots q a; can be puI
nice So Coasrss. propo rona6
sw and p Ann
anted entire satisfaction All troubled
with corns had better give him cali.
Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers assortment
subr every sibe pattern OF Pen Picket Desk md
Sporting Knife, with variety Of choice Rszors which
Eill be wasaned to the pp,shwer Also scissc,s, Nail
lit broadway, opposite Howafd's Hotel.
Portable Shaving Cases-Tho undersigned
have devoted thes the improving and enecng
variety Of Instruction suitable to The wants Of the
travelling e0~Iu saUNp Be: ssI1 'goN 1T Broadway
few days bove Courtlandt street.
DIR. Christle's Gaivanic Rings, Belts, Brace
lets aud Magnetic tiudStr pecully Informed
cles genuine, l8l Broadway between John and
Ma den Lrne Ia all Of Nervou, Diseases the efficacy
perfect being made when fhyc and ply sicans
vain. No druggist dug store in New York will
be ao -ed sell b. Christ es articles The sole and
exclusive agency hundred and eehytwo Broadway
Plumbes Photographic Miniatures are ceIe-
braed for prcach nature ana for their brilliant
sndsupe finish degree Of perfection TO which the art
ds Plumbe National Gallery, 25i Broad
way Teuney's Store more pleasing exhibition
ia NOV IN he mn in Ne York..
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Arvedships ruphrasia, Bunting, aud Stephen Baldwin
Borland Liverpool; barks Julia Adamt Luconia Howes
aud Err Nickerson, NOrleans; brig. Union (Fr Pave Ro
chee: Union, MITCHELL Gnayama; Robert ain. Sears aud
Acorn Howes Boston; " Bourne, Thomdke, New York;
schrs Bueua VISTA, Brock, Charleson II Atkins, Rande
Marquis Heagsa; Advance Bryant and Yarico, Yates Bos
and TIoga Black, Providence, Mt Vernon Sears iddleown
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have sssssy sssssasa w. sssssts u ss Usstsss .
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u svsr NY tAsxsseA tsaass ysss sSss psssss .ss
istsssss ~ he sssts asts psspsv shs sassss" Is
rasasd ssssssss Sas Ill sAs ssrssst .syssss. % sA'
State The rsssipts have 70 FIR sxsssdsa tas s'.s.
that an annual surplus Of one hundred tnoussna ao'
lars IL confidently looked for, to b applied 70 .ns
demptiou Of the funded arresrages ana AFTER inc
duction Of the debt, directly or indirectly es'A
blishment of sinking fund
Tn. returns of the Bank Of England, for several Pc
.,od, nrsssut the annexed comparative statement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-21
UNIVERSALLY APPROVED -TARRANT's COM
Y POUND EXTRACT CUBEBS AND COPAIBA.-

Sanctioned by puls opinion and the high authority Of the
II the medical faculty. offers to the anc
ed remedy whose has instance supported M
deserved reputation Being convenient ard agreeable in its
use experience has proved that retains in every climate US
desirable add truly valuable qualities. J! s in the form oil
pase-is taseless AID does not impair the Digestion
following the ses or going long voyages tn
naaton qualities far otherneat hno
portable IN its form SPEEDY and ehcacous in u speacn
successful both earliest and worst stages OF the severs
diseases whilst the usual aste End unpleasant
natural copaba is wholly avoided in this preparation ror
JAMES TARRANT, ruggst. &c;
corner OF Greenwich and Warren US
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