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CoLLEToN BITTERs.

YvNHESE Btters are purely regefG6k com
IL pound, and are offered TO the public from
principle Of benevolence, under the fullest convic-
Jon that they will be found safe and sovereign
emedy for Dyspepsia. They have been trum-
,hantly tested, not only BY some Of the most re-
pectable families and physicians in the State Of
south Carolina, who have furnished ample testi-
nony as to their decided excellence, but also by the
who, for ten years. suffered all the gloom
Incident to that stubborn and distressing disease.
They possess the peculiar excellence, denied to
most other Bters, Of not proving injurious BY con-
tinued use. They contain not single deleterious
ingredient, and as seen from the directions which
accompany each bottle, may be given with entire
safety to an infant in the month.
With pleasure, and for the benefit of mankind |
send you certificate relative to the Colleton Bit
tiers.
In the year 1898, when the cholera was in
Charleston S. G., was compelled to send servant
to tile city, On his return, he was suddenly attack
ed with most violent pain in his bowels, SO much so
as to cause apprehension that heswould expire in
short time, If medical aid could not be procured.
Immediately resorted to the Collector Bitters by Civ
inc wine glass full at dose. In the course OF q
very short time il acted as an emetc and throwing
him at the same time into profuse perspiration.
then continued TO give il in small doses, from tOo to
three tea spoonsfnl, which resulted in happy re-
covery. Since then have been using il constantly
in my family, in cases Of cholera morbus, cholera
infantum, dinrrhRa and general debility, and in
every instance found it highly beneficial Some
constitutions, however, require much larger doses
than others.
JOS. D. JENKINS. 81
RLuHion s. c. 1916. III
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Bloss, Bswdsh. Burchard Burnell. Butrick Carpenter
Cav, Cornwen Crosby, Crowley, Curry, Daniels Davis
De Witt, Owen, Earl Fullerton, - Green Gregory,
Hadlcy. Hitchcock. How, Hubbard. Lawrence. Lea
vens, Lee. Mcoouol, McFarlan McGonegal Nc
ter. Montayne, D Moore, 3. Moore, Morgan, Orion,
Peck Psrcs Potle. w II Pratt, Prndls, Rahbun Rus.
sell Sage, Shaw. Shumwsy Sill, skeele B Snith, T.
smith. w smith, Southland, Speaker, Taylor. Tread.
veil UPhsm: Van vakenburgh, Weeden, Wcnman,
Woodruff, Wright -68
N.Y'-Nessrs. Alaoen, Alling, Atwater, Boxer, Bar
Der Bascom, Beckwith Benedict Bowie Boy den Brown,
Carpenter Chandler, Chapman, Cole. Croker, Davon,
Dean Develin Fsnno, Fandars Fuller, Gallup, Garri
son Gould, i Green, HsTing Heston, Henderson Hodg
SON Hunter Lakin Laudop, Marks Marshall, Maxwell,
Miller, Perkins kaplee Rutherford, Sicklas. Small
Lawrence Smith. N Smitn, Soper, Stewart Temple,
Tillipghsst, Walsh Watson SO
SO the House has passed the bill, with the preamble
declaring that the President involved in with
Mexico
Several motions were made to adjourn, the
Passage ofthe bill was announced
Mr. BAscom-Mr. Speaker. believe this 10 q two
bi bill end now Of better time than to raise
the que ston.
The SPEAKER The gentleman will come TO order; the
question son motion 10 adjourn.
And the House adjourned.
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W1NNEBAoo AeESCY.-A correspondent Of the
Ioua Capital Reporter, writes from this agency,
under date Of November 23d as follows:The w inne-
three weeks since They succeeded in efecting a
treaty with the government, by which they agree
nqush their claim 20 the neutral ground for which the
government spulaes 10 pay them the sum OF $3.50 0J0,
and provide them new homo north Of the st Peters
river The land which they expected to occupy is
at present owned by the sioux Indians and will have to
be selected aud purcbesed before the Winnebagocs
tabe possession OF it, that it will probably be
eighteen months before this frest portion Of State
will become rid OF It's savage occupants. The whole
tribe collected at this place. wsng to receive
their annuites The subsgent accompanied the delega
ton to Washington and to return via st. Louis and
bring the money with him. but has not been heard of
since lie parted with the delegation at Chicago The
Indians getting very impatient, and anxious TO
their money and disperss TO their hunting grounds
before winter sets in Tho company OF Iowa Dragons
which mustered into the service at Fort Atkinson,
the 9th OF September, were mustered out agnin
the 9Th inst Since this company was disbanded the
Indians have been drunk the greater part of the time
and guarrels and murders are frequent omong them
While tho drsgoons remained they esctually prevent
ed the introduction OF whbkey into the Indian country
The disbandn Of this company regarded by the peo-
pie here, ss an act oil injustice the part OF govern
ment towards the frontier settlers and II il hoped that
when the government becomes apprized OF the truo
state Of affairs they " i'll Immediately send mounted
company 10 tho tort. Tho infantry volunteers, now
stationed al tho fort, are getting along finely Captain
Morgan is absent aid Lieot McKenney Is no in COM
maBd, assisted by Lieut. Wilson The company have
become perfectly disciplined, and their appearance
would De credit to any regiment in the regular army
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
r e l. L q II AP HIC
ALBANY, Jan. ~, lsl7.

ALBANY, Jan. 81, lsa7.
The annual report of the Resident Physician Of the
Seamans Retreat, was presented.
UThe bill for the registration Of births marriages and
Deaths was passed in committee and ordered 10 be
crossed.
Fund of New York the sch.ol for the Reformation Of
Juvenile Delinquents, debated in committee but
not disposed Of
The Antisavery resolutions, were taken up, and Mr.
Youngs substitute adopted, % to 9. This subject
was debated by Messrs Jones, J. B. Smith, Burnham.
ssndiord, Wheeler, and Clark.
Ass, mbly.
memorial was presented from Henry OReily, set
ting forth that various improv emsnts have been made
and moro in contemplation fer dRuspg the benefits
Of the magnetic telegraph generally among The
people at la &C. and asking for the enactment Of
raj law allowing any persons companies to erect tee
graph lines the Iublic highways, according to any
mode those PERI companies may prefer. Referred
to tho judiciary committee.
Mr. BuRcHAnp reported bill for the distribution OF
the of the school moneys &C. 1t increases the
annual appropriations made by the Senate bill to the
medical faculty Of the New York University to So 900
University of'New York to SO 600; to Geneva College
$1,000; Hamilton College to 1000. So 900 are to be
distributed by the regents among the academies and
mnaries subject to their visitation; So COO to be ex
pended in philosophical apparatus, sc.
The majority and minority reports to divide the State
into judiciary districts were taken up.
The report the disputed seat in Ulster county was
debated until the time Of adjournment. No question
taken
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~nAvGLn,sG soossrs ra,n,sYsu~s
CHANGE OF HOURS
s e 542Rb


s2 e &a
WINTER ARsas 1S1 IA a. and after Monday
Dee. %. lsi0. Trains will run as follows
LEAVE sIss = s7, e;
say NJ, daily. for Greenporr and interms-
LEAVE s: sEf'" yE.S ss train
aIsx T, 81, Bo.ton Tr.in) or on the arrival Of
WA as.YYs,ns !" st. Georges Msas' and
LEAVE FAHMIreDALs OK A. NJ daily. lsrcep. sundsysJ
LEAVE JAnAre4-s s's,ees A. NJ i r NJ ~. ad sa p
M,!or Brooklyn. or on tho arrival Of B0sso.
SUNDAY TRAINS will hereafter to Thompson sa
dat. places commencing Sun sy the Sch s1smssr, return
ing leave Thompson at o'clock r. NJ, Falminsdals ~.
FARE rSzBsdford cents; East New Ysss ~; Race
s % SsI'ss ' al tss 81:
pen Of CSs nv k Gs
9s:T q fhssS.c g: saaoiI s:5ioS, sE. Sssa
s Sser,ss RSsrss.i' ss Jsas.pSfi'
Aas SsssSi sa 81 81 s'iBS e:sss
Stages readiness arrival Of Trains at the sevs
r.: to take passengers at very low fares 20 all parts
Baggage Crates will be at the foot Of Whitehall
70 e Son, III; Inns " minutes
The steamboat Statesman leaves reenpo1, for Bag Hsr.
Dor the arrival ofthe Boston from Brookvr da5rh
se,msk FOK BOSTON AND PHOVID NE, vsa
+ Stoninsson and Long island kailroad-Night
~ Line On and after Monday 18th instant, Trains
! will leave the foot OF Whitehall street. South fer.
~, Long Island Railroad Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fidays at O'clock for crossing the Sound
to g ningon in the svorite sound steamer NE HAVEN
anchors and from thence Providence Boston by the
mail trains which with the Massachusetts,
and Governor.
Fsreto Stonington.. .....'...
Rrovsence 80. 90
The steamer Haven has ne boilers and will take
only light freighfs d25 nh
NOTICE.
s&SSA an On and after Friday, November Goth. tho
steamboat sYLPH Captain Braisted, will
make the following trips 10 and from Staten
Island until further notice, viz -
Leave New York Leave Staten Ialund
At . A. M. At az
II Am, 10
M. IAN.
sf aE;M' ,,.,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CHnLrcorur-TwErv. OF

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CHILLlcoruE-TwELvE OK
FIFTEEN HOUSES DESIRoYEp.-Aboutq quarter be-
fore nine o'clock this evening" Are broke out in the
rear OF VIM. u. Mick sons iaucton store, on Faint
street and In less than hour and half the whole block
known as Hollow's Row level with the ground The
buildings mostly small frames and had been stand
ing for a number OF years. The following believe,
Is correct list Of tho buildings
dry goods store the Of Main and Paint streets
grocery, Scully's grocery Kemereys saddcr shop b..
kers cabinet shop, and Brockmsns grocery store all
Paint street, and Main street, McCollisters meat
shop Chapmans grocery, Bradens grocery, Ends bako
ry, and several other small buildings Most OF tbss
houses were also occupied py the smes Of the
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U. 5. SUPREME Court, Jan. 25.--No. "a. New
Jersey Steamboat Navigation Co appts. vs.. Mer-
chanis' BANK OF Boaon Tho argument OF this cauio
was continued by MIR Amos for the sppts. Adjourned
until tomorrow at II o'clock.
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~ r-e, DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND,
/E9rX3 iaY SCOTLAND AND WALES Persons
IEGy-fIAJ7n can remit amount from one pound and
xni2&xAtH upwards TO their friends in any part Of
Great Britain reapd, by epply the
subscnbe, fwhom drafts be obtained payable sight,
without discount all the prneipsl thous
out England Ireland Scotland and Wales Those obtaining
drafts can forward them by the packets Of the l eth It'll
i6h 2lst 18th Of the month OF Dece ber the Royal Mail
Steam sailing from the of January
W. & j. +. TAPSCOT 9, IS South St,
d5r I'd door below Burling slip.
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run % LIZ,
81 A DESIRABLE RESIDE nee in 10Th 1t rect near
EE IRVING ace-a modern built story and attic with
-zsa1. under cellar and sewar communicating with the
street. marble msntes Ia b,senent, and sst ard second
RES iour rooms IN the tnrd story house wenty by
forty twenty by seveyvc butt aud foshed with es-
Pecial reference 10 its occupation by the ner.
Two thousand dollars can iu bond mortgage.
FOR To- ms apply at ll9 CHERRY 81.
aIf DvrH
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REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON.

s<SsvNseA IN WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SszSe44h' Norweh. Worcester and sqston Rsil Road
stantAl propeller Trumbui Captain Daniel Havsns
will regularly between Norwich and New York making
Old Slip Ferffogh, which will be takea
passage having elegant accommodations apply the
Captain, on board orto
4. A. nILL, Norwich Conn ard to
il JW*r JLS " BRijtis ~ sonh ST NevYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-28
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Overwhelmingly Thousand.

DAILY HERAL D-Every day, Price cents per copy-H
% per annuu--p,yable in advance
per copvs3 l2H cents ps annum--payable in advance
HERALD FOR rUROrE-Every Steam Packet day
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual pricss-slways CASH
In advaace
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and ds-
patch
All lxtcys or communications, by mnl addressed TO the
establishment be post paid the postage wall be de-
Quoted from the suhscription noney rcmlt,ei
JAMES &C n ON BENNETT
Proprietor OF the
NEw fo1K HEkAL. EsrABLIsBMRNr,
North West of fulton and Naisap ssrtsts
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nr al,en ana W tie smiths, Mechinists,
called to Rare Chance to step into an estibiish
ed business the eseut owner ~ compel
led Of Ill health For further inlorma
ton enqnIe at t43,s Pearl street. A. SAMSON.
lNsuc
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VUEIR's CELEBRATED BROWN ELECTUARY-
w Approved and recommended by the faculty. never
and Of the urinary both in males and females
This excellent medical preparation Suitable for all clmates
tack Of certain disease and can be safely
be taken all times without regard del
and retail by the proprietor Weir Grand street
Agents-Wyart Ketcham l2 Fulton street; A. q. Rams
Rochester; Post Willis john g. Howard % Fulton STREE
Brooklyn, L. g.; w. Fowle and J. G. Whitwel Boston
and at tie store Deiavan House Albany my5 sot.r
EAGLE GQFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS, BY JAMES
~ R. WHITE, from London, 52s Pearl street, between
cents Single Beds s cents; Meals Is cents Board and
The London Liverpool Canada and United States papers
received here. myl0 3w"c
nR. CONVERs' MINERVA BOX, No. and No 2.-Bor
- Mol contains the remedies and article necessary
for the speedy of Gonorrhoea elect Structures
Box No the remeder for the treatment Of Syphilis
all its forms and Each box contains concise de-
scrpton every form of disease Those who have
exposed aborng under form of delicate dis
will learn without any further trouble or consultation
means Of removing it, by PNSoSsTfiisclnEs . this box
The afflicted who need medical aid and wish be treated
journng the city should the box befoP leaving
guard against consequences Persons in the country enclosing
address without exposure Sold by O. Fay Fulton ST.
Be- privately and eonn Consulted in cases Of delicate
Office through the Lamp Store Letter. post paid
Fee will be carefully attended and all advice and
medicine forwarded the writer Advice gratis those who
b. Dr. Covers Invigorang Cordial the most celebrat
and the physical and mental affections and
sad arising from onansm early secret ndis
Greet habits for sale as above.
See DIR. Convers' long advertisement in this paper.
Hours Of consultation from 10 A. nj. to Q p M.
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Foreign Inportations.

James Hcks-l mdze Des Arts Huesen-2 do James
Kume2 do books kegs tamarinds James Rumett-2s
casks Canield Spencer44 mdz order
ST. JAoo CuBA-Schr Daniel Francs-l36 hhds s6
bbs do IS bids moasses rs bales tobacco coffee Hill
200 segars 900 coconuts master.
RorTERpAMhip Kortenae-iO0 bgs coffe 400 blk It's
gin, Boorman aud Johnson.
RIO GsANpE-Bark Henry Newell-72s6 hides 20 bales
hair 6576 lbs do bags do bones horns Corning
Son3O0 bales hair bales hair
hides Richsrds-0 bales hair wool $4,000 bones $500
hides w DeForest K co2038 lbs copper Bret & Vose-
hides 1868 horns bales wool order.
ST. CRIoK-Bg j. NJ Clsyton-i8 hhds IS bbs sugar IS
hhds moasses 20 hhds rum Benz. De Forest
MAkAcAIBo.Brg Dennson-80 bags 900 bags coffee
hides lbs fustic Schmidt Voge-2 hats Tate
rs bags coffee 60 straw hats A Dennison.
TRISIDAp DE tUBA-Brg Canonicus-20l hhds sugar 700
do Chastea pkgs tobacco Myer Sticken
NEwcAsrLE-soop HcnristaS3 coal, 1928 kgs coppe-
order.
BARAcoAschr Hermintn-i59 bales tobacco 362 lunches
bana "a bags coffee bbs ginger 10
segars bbls moases $500 pine apples Dunscomb Beckw
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Movements OF the Packets.
PORT OF NnW YORK, JUNE IA.


Arrived.
ES%ia fro" h'''' April a'
Last 20 .o I Babe aS says from av
French ship MssaGrsn Anou 50 days from Havre in bal
Dsieh ship Kortsn.sS Martins. days from Rotterdam in
FrsaeS bs Xssnde dsys from a,
ballast, 70 BOYD Hincken q yassengers.
s. s.ss' % Ss1a iT sss: Say. from a''s
Nias ss;. a'f f%ses May 10Th in ballast.
ss ssf5
ss.a g. s
ofs.d rem Br,slo f9T NYOIi out % days
With hide, and horns Sid In company with brig Christians
Bark Amelia Muholand Brooks from Denmark May ed
aud g Thomas June ID to Garfield spencer Of New Haven
o and % pGss I'd, a. 1aer Hannah Maria or Heons
b brig A a s,S " from with sS
salem iron Havana "a for Eus9pe steering May goth
p ID instant sa% an %%e1ea" ,G . pps
reaty water with some masts sandns had been
SdssSaTE sler Ss Eliza Jsshs. 50 day. from Br.
Brig H.aSysi 6sqSi.sa, from aascaSo a,th May with
Brig Csnonieg, Ceuprnd 20 daysfrom Trinidad de Cuba
3D. sugar be1Sss S Co. 'w''' end June
i o; . g Ma 10 y from s.
81 inst Ia. e 90 Ion u TO- sp9As brig Kate Psndssas' Evans
sg Garnet Collins % days from New Orleans with mdss
kGssp h instant, of Csps Hstsra spoke Br .ehI
on the 5th last. ~ - "
with sshs u DANIEL F,.ss Bailey days from Iso de Cuba
o.
nmnug schr Courier Cors So days from Malaga with 100
9. s,sn,sh ocS III - nlsns, to Aguire Galway.
tobacco 70 Dunscombe 4 Beck with ~ -~'"N'"' "'''
bf sem Dandy Pettey days from Elebr,, ;,h ian do,
shells, to Z Ackerley. WI hmes lot OF conek
b. schr Lady Scott, Boyer, dav, from r,,l. IL.
fruit, to c Acksrly. "'s rom r'ethuera, with
schI Pin Brown, 20 days from New Orleans, with MD.
70 %s, Mn INST al y, ~ lon 7e saw bark PAINTED
Schr Patrick Henry, Chester, 20 DAYS from Aoh;, ,
TO Allen Paron oath ut lat o. lon ss os % edt
Morris, MaIanc from New Orleans for Ringstnn cn
23 Ion % TO- spoke bark Yarmouth from Boston for Ne b a
from Key West for Liverpool. " '"S'"c'
schr frances Esther Mash, days from Newben iItb
snst, of Cape Delaware spoke Br brig Aim from Cork
5ehr Harrison P9ee, Beston, edsys from Wilmington ma
schr Isabella, Johnson days from Newbern to Mitch
ell.
ScIr w Kemptop Bedel, Norfolk.
Dan lsh sloop Henrietta, Rheindles II days from Newcastle
I'm 81 and, to order.
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cLsvrLAsp, June o-Yc!tssday thsse wsss ,eiss O
yooo bbls -four "cuyahosan ~; 500 bbh stow" e!h
aoo bushels wheat 81 as 1900 do 81 Al 1000 do 81
$500 corn 64c. Wheat from teams, 81 4o corn 60c
DerRorr June s.-The report Of decline In the
Buffalo market, which reached here early yesterday
morning, caused general inactivity among dealers
through the day. But little changed hands at any
price and except trhing receipts from wagons, mostly
at 81. ..-..Imr .r .-t.r
RocHrsrER, June l2.-The upward tendency OF pri-
ces for breadstus in New York has made the market
here quite frm but we can hear of no transactions
Holders ask So for -FOUR and good brands cannot be
bought below that figure Wheat from wagons yester-
day sold at 81 81 &C. 1900 bushels corn good yell
low, 20 lbs for bushel at Cuyerville the Gen V.
& anal sold here yesterday 1t s61Sc.
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Coal Trade.

PorrsviLLE, June I2-The quantity sent by railroad
Is 81 $50 05by canal 5,935 03in all 81 595 H. Total
by railroad 49S,9Sl l4-by canal 49,67 10. The qusn.
tons. On the canal there Is decrease OF 73o tons
while there ought, and would be- an increase under
different management After the LIST OF July next there
viii be increase In the rates OF toll and Transports
ton the railroad Of 10 cents ton with ProsPec
tive monthly increase OF 10 cents afterwards me sup
ply Of vessels Philadelphia still Inadequate 10 Sne
demand and the price of freghts has not
To New York 81 80; to Newark 30 to Boston, 20;
to Providence and Fall River 7S to New Bedford 10;
land Me %: to New Haven so; TO Hartford, l25s;
to Troy 75 to Albany, 6a1s The rates from Bris-
toll are lay cents more
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvnE-Mr Lamarima, T Custer Mr. Kanot, lady and 2
children Miss Delsu.
Rio GKANDE.Bark Henry Newe!-Mr Psake.
DEMARARA-Bark Amelia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIM
Brtto Mrs James and child Mrs Marshall and children;
Mis- Musta, two children and tive servants.
ST. Johns, PR-Brg Susan-Mr Belendine Croassas, lady
Scnildren aud servant. .
New ORLEANs-Schr Pinta-R L Sncls Capt Thomas.
New ORLEANs-Bvig Garnet--Nr Mitchell.
MoBILE-Schr Patrick Henry--S H Prior, Ms + @ Tho
and children Miss Sarah POST Miss Post Miss Post
Miss Jones. Miss Lovejoy, Masters Henrys.
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Asssvsis - sssS.RsS,s ~ New vssh.
40! s. CIT ll;,!,2 Iss,E ssss::sss, dI.;::

no.. 5;. S I;, y1i I W EEy aslysa
Mr. and Mrs George Ale Isr h sssssi Boston, j. Harmon.
Es: S0'Sp sGi.S
ssv oi.s Il! 81
soS M:
Y; Harrison s, New Orleans. 4 r Body = G shssis
&sm Mr. Mn soeoIS Sossos Can M
sorsi Canada G. Keith. New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs Tyler
proydsn c.!f B ssn.aie, shin Ohio Cant
Jones. dol Mr. and Mrs Knight Nstchsz; 10; saul Nsy
Sssss Ii AZ sf wSs T p H sss W.
T,sy Sss!s: kssn. 81
Pu%s FEa..asy M0q VII
iinsOn j. NJ Y Jsn"in.Oa Boston H.,
S:sss bsa Nv xsf
ssHss %alts: ETH fssss;
snow n B. DisSsS H b. Smith, New Hf s%spsSir s; Col
H Foster Albany: MI and Mr.: Butler NS.wes NJ.
't SSi SjS$ s'aS
Aa',,' s''ssI'sfi;$ aiEass S',.an ~ v,.
Rice, Springfield: d. Hyder Stonington; C. Walker New
sssS st ps' siHsss fHST
Miss Lyon In Fey GsssS smith, rA'
t S Smith s sS .ya spsf
Msaict Indiana; r. l. shaIoi, Madison. c.: J. Bseim
s ssn. " S?E,
NJ %s. MAJ Ws.sa Ms.,
F; s1s i F;i.S ::s Russell dos
. %% G.' s:';s M Wheeler
ssst.sS a Clarke and lady, M.dw.y
Marsh Fs.nEfP.d My M.Gliu; EsE York 81!
ss Me-: %::5ss; sy
Phsas pGsi !. I.w.oa Macon Gsorsis; J. Graves Az.
"a sSss:ss,! S;ss E.;,:.:
Ekias; SosSs;is1 1s:s Nav A,vfs; SSs.is; Henry.
Dr. siiSs
= HSss1N
ouimJy Psnnsyvsaia: +. WaThsm M j. K Wells lewiston
Mass " Brown f s..s,a' s4ar.z HOUSE.
cS s . M.r
and niece u Gammns. Boston; aa x FtSh
6siiSaH ssnda.fs S,iy; T. 2; fS% SSy: Ohio
Bos"%; K Hess %iSsay rs%s Toy r bssi:
Con Pills. Sa,fSy ae X M m and ks
Y; E. B. Kelly Po'kssp:,s. H..
Williams. sa;.fi s %s.a : Fss:n5s
J. b. Conovsr Philad; Mr. Phillips Georgia.
TAMMANY HALL.
A. McFigbe, Pa; II. w. Elliott, Goshen; w. Sweeney Co
& Wordea, T. Seaman, Troy; A. Gibson. Argyle; J. N
Mills, 70" Edward; ]; Wilkes; Albany;
8 H. Irwin, Buffalo; James II. Reynolds, Warrington;
West Troy; c. Ii. Green and lady H. Williams and lady Gin
cinnati G. Foster New Orleans James Alison Boston;
p Morris, Georgetown; D. s. White, White Plainsi Z. t.
smith Jr EasPor j. Young, Phila A. Resson' Chicago;
TAYLoRs HorEL.
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~ discovery which has recently attention
ceyed the appreciation Of the members of the Royal Society
IN London, for testing the lungs and judging their
health and disease in full practical operation the
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