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The New York herald., 1848-11-08
Official.



Nov. Z, lStS. (
From the official report now before setting forth
the condition ef the treasury, and the amount OF
money required by 1t during the prese Mt month No.
vember and Of December ensuipg it Is eyiden that
the means of the government will be ample to liq ui-
date all claims aganst it up to the 1st anuary next
without calling before that date any further paw.
account Of the loan Of 1885, and desiring
save the government the expense Of all unnecessary
Interest notice lie hereby given to all the successful
bidders fer that loan, by whom any balance is still
due that they are permitted to postpone any further
payment until the frst of January next All bidders
desirous IF ayailpg Themselves Of the beneht of this
notice will please advise the depart mt on or before
the 18th tf December next J. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury
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Official.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, }
Washington, Nov. q, 154S
The following in formation has been received at the
Department of State, from Mr.. Hyatt United States
Consul at Tangier under date of Goth Sept, 1648
"a radical and favorable change has taken place in
the tariff regulations Of this country. royal order
has been received at this plnce Tangier) from the
Court at Morocco, reducing the duties ell goods
imported into this empire from 20 per mt (the
mer ratef) to 10 per cent ad misunderstanding
upon the articles enumerated below which reduced
follows:
"On iron, from So, (former rste) to S. per cwt
"On raw cotton, to So per cwt.
" On raw silk, from 81 to so cents per pound"
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SHOCKING AcclDENT.-Mr. Calvin Symmes was
instantly killed IN a most shocking manner IN
the cotton factory on Mount Ida. on Saturday the
4th inst. lie had charge Of one Of the rooms, and
wishing to make alteration in his machinery stad at
noon for that purpose, while the factory stepped
and the hands out to dinner While he was in the
act Of putting the belt to start up he caught his
hand in II, and he carried round until he was
crushed and torn horribly one leg and arm being
severed from his body 7foy Post.
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Port OF New York, November s, lS4S.
Cleared.

cleared.
Steamship Europa Br) Lott Halifax and Liverpool Gu
tat P" Ls1a'p G,,.Sd
David Brl Giles de- Irwin Ionic Demins CalifOr
hi sris"soSert sruee Dookendorf Valparaiso Bauco
sehs.Jew FRANK S, usnsni; La Lnse pl 1 InOnsans
Mssnd fod Ellen BroWn Boston Fostsr
Nekerson; Gornelis, Fauklin. do.
Arrived.
Steamship souterrer Berry, Charleston with mdss Spot
ford 1oston Co. Nov at SAM exchanged signals with the
ship ss. Bsrssov Liverpool q day. with mdse Taylor
ss
verpendcu 29h, the western edge the Banks
pasted sawed ,Ieh pine Psnks apparent
q Ss brig % yunats Of wsdeOro with ium
ber dmssed and found ste bad been stripped Of
Surrng afsrwuIas When the Sc gale abasod
ses hs ss' 7 Il Of
ssR s,.. days with md and M pas
s PSas; y ss.sassis Pislss.si 81 Sunday
sa The boarded last night BY the News Boy the
Ship Morrison Allen, New London, in ballast to
& smith as9S sd wa D6 @
Norfolk boarded last night BY the News Boy East of
paDh S.s cobr Nelson, BuenOs Ayres So days. with WOOL
Gsn,s brig sOphe BuenOs Ayre s3 days with WOOL
,usar to Schumacher The was boarded last
Liebt by the News Boy of the Light ship
Brig Wshoding Smith, Turks Island, 10 days with salt &c
to Smith Co. Sldin with brig Henry Woods for N.r
The was boarded last night off the Light Ship by the
News Boy. -
Brig George Washington, AcCarden Bangor 10 days with
lumber.
hides Aymar Co. Oct in the Orinoco River spoke
Remcn brig New York Bolivar who rrnrted
having experienced hurricane the 10Th Sept lat IS 90 Ion
~ and had lost Of her spars and rails '
Sclr Globe Haven Bunce Demarara Is dsy, with
old ror to futile The was boarded last night o the Hook
British Kate Holder St Johns NIB days. with salt and
plaster, to Neyiu u Son.
Schr Thomas Beckett Babcoek. Philadelphia 8 daya
Schr Gulr are, Moore, Machas. 10 days
Scbr Mary Augusta -, Aachaf.
Schr Advance, Lord, Portlan d, days
Schr Emma, Lowell Boston, 3days.
Schr Eyelina, Preble, Provncetown days.
Lighter schr Stranger Wood from the wreck OF the Katharine
Jackson
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m A nITIME INTE ELLIG E NOE.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, win
fer favor upon us by having all parcels papers and
reports intended for the New York Herald ready for
immediate delivery to our news steamer, the NEws
BoY She win board inward bound vessels In tho VI
cinity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic, viii confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail
or otherwise ship news papers that may be deemed
Of interest to the community We viii gladly recipro
cate the favor.
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Z. TAYLOR.

DEPLoRABLE AFFAIR.-Lasi night the peace of
our city was disturbed by an Inciden, OF a very
dittresting and shameful character We are inform
ed 10y several persons that the democratic process
sion was passing up Circus street individual who
was standing at the corner Of Perdido and Circus
streets in front Of Christopher Lilys coHe. house
the head quarters Of the Union Rough and Ready
ClnbNeemns need huzzang very loudly for Taylor
his torch at him. thereupon the individual DIRE ps-
tol and fired 1t into the crowd when there was rush
TOW ards him and he struck several blows net
until he had discharged all the five barrels of his re-
vover into the crowd He then into Lillys house.
the crowd pursuing him when two me ran to both
doers and fired several times at the democrats who
were rushing in. A melee then ensued. during which
we are informed by good authority less than twenty
three thots were fired Finally, however the demo-
Gratis having got within the house set fire to
1t In several places, and burned it to the ground
deepy rearet to Say that one person probably
KILLED and several were badly wounded in this afray
The body OF man appare nty dead was taken out OF
the gutteI and cent on another shot through the
breast MIR. w. IL. Wilder, member of the General
Council, received ball in the head and when We saw
him, seemed TO be suffering much from loss of blood
tnoogn we oehe'e ms wound 10 not dangerous Mr..
James Dunn OF the third ward was shot In the hand
and several others received slight wounds We
further particulars as well comments unon ths
most sh amefu affair until learn the facts from
the most reliable sources The excitement nroduoed
by the fad affair In Circus street had hardly subsded
before we're aroused by another alarm Of melee ON
Common street IL seems that the democratic pro-
cetion was passirg up Camp street few persons In
The rear some Of them, we understand mere boys
were attacked, their banners and transpare ncies ia
Ken, and carried, IL said, into Hewette, where
they were burned. When the OF this disgracefu
Act-one which We feel assured the wbig party will be
prompt TO dsclam and condemn as 1t ought to be
demned, by all decent cltzens-reacbed the main bod
oftne procession number Of democrats, mounted on
nortes returned 70 Hewletts, and commenced throw
ing stones NJ the building, and at persons inside FL
naly, however they withdrew without doing eny more
injury than smashing some Of the window names THE
scenes OF last night are disgracef to our city II
time for all decent citizens TO put stop TO susb mad
ness and yet we arc mortified TO be compelled 10 saw
that we saw persons who pretend TO be good
ail Iaae
crease the general excteme nt instead OF striving 10
restrain and moderate it-kew Oriean, Della Or, 90
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Married.

On the LIST Nov. instant, by Rev. DR.. Anthem, In
WING PARIs, to Nancy GRAcIE, daughter of Hon Mi
chael Ulshoeffer, of this city.
At Marshall, Michigan, on the I'd instant, by Rev.
Mr.. Hobert, WAsHiNGToS CHAMBERS, Of New York, to
Miss HENRIETTA AVERY, Of that place.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In Ne city county York 18th day II 0ct
her 10 the 4th of Move uter ls48.
Men. 80 Women. So Bows 66 0riA IS. Total IN.
ARopsy bsseine blsse'ng from bowels Il burned So Or
IN infAntum, s. eonmmpon. 81 eonvuldons 90 Group con-
Eeston of ungs. eysDocA debility, dslirum trement
1arrhea, droy dropsy In Ne head dropsy in the
chest drePsy in sss sows drowned dyssp.s.y W sp!
pcrsl q fever rsmittent fever scarlet fever typhoid,
lever typhus Il coneesive heart disease Of hopping
cough 81 Inflammation Inflammation Of bladder infamma
ton Of brain. inhammat Of bowels, Inflammation OF
heart Il innam alton Of lungA 49, Inflammation Of stomach
Inflammation Inflammation Of liver insanity, Il;
ues yeners, 81 marasmus. l5 northeauon l. old age. d
birth small 10 spinal diease, Il prue
? teethine. l; tumor. l. unknown, 2
Age-Under year, 6o; 70 years. %: Ito 2s; to ~
4 10 to ~ ~ To 80 M 30 l0 27 10 10 M y % to o. VI
A. W. WHITE. City Inspector
City Insrectors Once Nov. 4, lS4S.
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Another Letter from General TIA ylor, on tn,
Veto Power.

BARON RouGE, Miss Oct. ID, 1915
Gentlemen received yours OF the Ssh instant nd
In reply say, that will not veto any bill that
may see fit to pass on internal policy unless
unconstitutional; and when the action Of Congress
and the Executive have ruled question to be consti
tutional will take 1t as such. Yours &c.,
H. TAYLOR
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NEWSPAPER READING COMMUNITY There Is a
small town not % miles from Brandon, numbering
spout ooo and casting about 100 votes in
sheh upwards OF 200 copies Of newspapers and other
penodeas are received and distributed weekly by &C.
tu.i psyipg subscription. In that town little church
ci .s nsn iVo members pays is pastor $500 per an.
nem, pshe~ dwelling. The fortu place where
fnovledee ard religion thus walk hand in hand is
fGrhsv.n brsH... ,TTl Uhif
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Europe en se hrg WsaRs Susaroi.
Leighton New York Edith croxe Boston; oesoSsr sSST
Wexford Emene oarwood New York ESespsen. S
psSa B %x FS1 Chat
Cox do william Nichols, Ie,,n,or po.,,u
r1 ns aannsh Geor. Edwsg %a snrS jIia
Geneva Park Boston B,9oklyE North Ca
Icnn' pd.n steamer Vulcan Green do w" A'fh hooess
BRUCE N'''"' HIsceII.neous.
r.sery ,e on sunday last must have been r.ry sever,
a To-. nsy
other vee on cur nave much by the same gale
SUP yAGksUM ashore e On Stuam "a Beach reer
Sunday had done considerable damage to her
reported at Nassau after being strup Key and dis
mased valued At and insured in this city for that
i%1Sa' HaiiHs sSss;. asss'' ' ''' "'''''''''
S @ ysi p s
E y. S SSnsSn % Gs
Lsws Of Elijah Swift for the kindness good feeling and
IN ahes and
while on eo I'd his vessel and sincerely hopes gratitude
mand Of as fine a vessel as the Elijah Swift '''
rn ashore at % ssa @
Place Island ."s on 'aHdy sp reported
Which 500 br1es -four and 1900 bushels corn The
Tss,el. vsssy ' '0pf'''N '" " Nv "'o'A"0e On
'e,.- c,o,r ., Nsvcort. in comm, .,o,,
on . o SAy with soms S % and the
'be cost s7Vo, ana Is .0'a, loss
port went ashore on near the light Esuse about
wnrowyTse nr brig Iin. at Barhadcs ,s,,.a >, .ns.
can bottom TO G the M h o. that Island distance 100
were aoatng her coppered and
h0' ''0ns ''i' Whalcmen.
AtTab Feb l6 ship Trident Of g. 1000 bbs VIII ri, ho,ra
to in Of Mr. Tabe hr Ofcer~Cap, ste.sn
late boat eerer returned New Bebfod snd
"nss .srd ro% Sept @ no lat &c. 1ba Br.y.on from Np.a
ord ish for Psci6e western isand. BED
ePcAen
lon as"' IS .'snss ,,'I D ''''' o'' ~ ''' D u
septSat ~ N lon y IoW, 10y Hawaiian bark Don Qur
from from Salem July Society et DUNLAP
Foreign Ports.
fr uy ps Ea Davis x ASRa Wos;s
sailed sspta Dan brig Sophia erren New York Sth .h
% sm
Meta Rs e, rsn?sh S.ds
prrMARa Oct SbsrE Maria Theresa io BsrSasoes
@ c h as SSa SID o TO- s cs Hssd G% %s New York
y-y. ,s, ship csr..r. Colon ',a s~'. .'''
ard Sr . f%,is ir BusSos sS%
Ayes aOnteydeO lds clee Harold Rich, WORK dO
comms Cor for Is RmnrtsO Dr BDfn fai
ir Pendoos dg Sid sh big Perfect To%,ead Ssn no
KIsesToN Jam, Oct lg-Arr bark Kingston Colins Bain
RST In i0' 1 ''hr 'O0' n"0''fa ''r Baltimore about
RIO cRAsps Sept 2-Barks Anahusc Barow for Salem ab,
a 81 iclS Oct s11H irss Ma1lcl Staples Boston, FL
Vail, Vail NYorh. - ,.-,,
f s. cne % ia and Oct Bs Ma, Flower.
ds for Ne" Haven HON. porss.
BANGOR Nov 2-Cld brlgs Canova TrbOu Bar,aaoes ssm
P1e DSDSs SSs SS sb Lawrence M,vo noo, ,,
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AFFAIRS IN HAYrI.-Our advices from Port au
Prince are TO the 18th ult. We have received the
following decree -
ART. 1.-Granted to the government, the right Of
establishing and controlling the monopoes Of the
whole or part Of the produce of the country.
ART 2-The of this monopoly will be regulated
by ordinance of the government, which will give
that subject all necessary instruction.
ART 3.-There will be named four brokers, for mer-
chandze and goods in the capital three for the city
Of Cayo, LAnse d HaiE Eault, Miragoane and Port de
Psix, and one for each district of the republic
ART. 4-The brokers are furnished with their CON-
mission by the President of syt and give their aths
before entering into duty for the faithful discharge
thereof
AR 5-The brokers of andize and goods,
have alone the right to trade in specie and goods
and merchandise and to rule the prices.
ART. 6.-The brokers will exercise their duty ac-
cordipgto the instructions they receive from the GO
vernment.
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The New York FiremeN.
NEW YORK, Nov. Z, lS4S,

MR. JAMES GORDON BENNETT
DEAR SIR-ln your paper of Sunday relative to the fire
in Brooklyn, Of the previous evening notice credit g
ven to engine companies 81 % and So leaving out en-
CINE company No Is, (Which the first engine from
here) and it not the second time they have been
left out among the companies who have rendered their
services in that city, should not have been part
cular in noticing it. They stationed in Doughty
street. with five lengths of hose attached to their ap
paratus and at work the fire nearly the whole
time OF its raging and had they been stationed there
(as by suggestion to Of the engineers by citi
xens one half hour sooner, would have arrested the
progress of the ames and saved Of the buildings
on that street.
The Assistant Engineer Of Brooklyn, who had COM
mand Of them at this and the previous disastrous
fagraton, WILL doubt bear witness to their exer-
tions am member Of the Department, and con-
slant reader of the Herald and notice with pride the
part you take in yesterdays paper in favor of the
Department of cur city. By giving this insertion
you will oblge A FIREMAN. .
[NoTE.-Our reporter was very particular in no.
ticng all the New York engines; but the danger of
approaching too near the fire, 10 consequence of
the falling OF the walls, was the evident reason
that he did not see the engines which were moi
noticed. The conduct of our own firemen on thai
occasion, was indeed noble ; and knowing wha,
they always are, 1t gives us pleasure to award to
them all the praise they so justly deserve
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n UT or LETTERS REMAINING In THI NEW YORK
IL Post Once, November 4. l8la
PuBIsHrpIH TIE PAPER HAVING THE LAnoEsR
CIRCULATION. .
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FIRE a MARINE INSURANCE.

IF there be safety only in good security--in
order TO be secure trc mast be safely Insured. y
M HEN we hear of our friends loosing their prop
w erty by reor that the vessel on which they have
made shipment OF Produce OF Merchandise is lost the
first question ask is were you insuredf Now il we
feel such an interest in the welfare OF our friends how
any one risk the dangers that continually
roundinghis own property withou being able at any
time TO answer the question il put to himself, ayes
/ am Insured
The Camden Insurance Company of New
Jersey, well make insurance on Buildings, House
hold furniture and Merchandise OF all kinds-asc
of Steam Boats, Sailing Vessels. Canal Keel anl
Flat Boats al a fair valuation and reasonable
OF Premum, and IN of loss, as the claim
can be properly adjusted--pay over the same.
ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent,
Office on Main ST., lear Water
mars Eva ,sville, la.
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MALE ACADEMY AND FEMALE
SENilN AIR NJ.

TIME subscriber grateful for the increasing patron
ace the above institutions are receiving, respect
luIly gives notice, that the Spring Term will COM
mence Feb 2Ist and the Summer Term, May 10Th;
the Academy to be taught exclusively by himself
the seminary by Mrs. H. NJ. Stafford, assisted by
Hiss f. f. MORTON and Miss >. 4. BowDENi-ieach,
ers amply qualified by their literary attachments aud
experience in teaching TO give thorough instruction
in all the branches usually taught IN the best SIENNA
res of the country.
Two other young ladiesirom the East, oil uled' ano
highly approved capabilities for teaching, are expect
ed in a short time. The public may rest assured
that no pains will be spared 10 render the schools wor
thy of their confidence and cordial support.
For the better classification ana progress o, 'n'
scholars the pupils OF the Seminary arearranged INT,
two departments ;--Primary and Academical, WIZ
appropriate teachers assigned each but both und
one general SUPERVISION BY this arrangement, th'
best order will be secured and all due attention pali
| to small, as well as large scholars.
ItlsEreatly to- the interest OF those who attend tl'
school, that they commence with the beginning vi IN
term; as classes then tormed and subjects OF stu
| dy commenced.
RATES OF TUITION ~ TIE ACADEMY.
| Primary English branches 81 W per Cur
| Higher English branches -.---.- 90 =
Greek, Latin, Hebrew, Algebra, Geome-
| Try, either or all, together with the pre-
ceding 20 "
TUITION IN THE SEMINARY.
Primary Department 49, IS 90 per QuT
Acadernical Department ..-..4 90 10 , 90 - -
EXTRA BRANCHES.
Latin French. or Algebra for EACH. 200 " -
Music lessons with use OF instruments 3 90 - -
Use ofinstrument for practice 200
EvANsvILLE Feb. 3. NJ. w. Stafford.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ashi enable Kat Establishment,

LCTNfT oT -UuN ana TWSI OTS-i Lt0NStUtf
| d THE attention ofcountrymerchants and dealers
sparticulary directed TO the large and varied
sortment of HATS. CAPS, &c, now opening at the
above establishment, comprising the most complete
stock OF fashionable and durable Spring and Summer
offered in this city, and unsurpassed in the
West Possessing the most favorable facilities foT
purchasing and Judge of all articles in my line,
am able to sell at rates lower than can be obtained
elsewhere in the city. and low such articles can
be had in Louisville or Cincinnati.
My retail customers are are invited TO call and ex-
anime my stock OF Spring and Summer Hats, several
styles of which unsurpassed for beauty OF finisf
and fashion. Ii is my intention 10 sell either by
wholesale or retail at prices which must command
purchasers. and earnestly solicit call from all WHO
intend buying X ALLEN.
mar2f corner Of Main and First SITS.
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49, j. VAUTRIN a CO. +,


f&i WOULD respectfully announce 10 the -
49, citizens of Evansville and country adj ~
jacent, hat they have recently opened Shoe Store
the West side OF Main street, next door the cor
ner OF Second, where they are manufacturing BOOTS
AND SHOES IN ALL THEIR VARIOUS BRANCHES. Their
experience in the business will enable them procure
the best osock and have il manu- featured IN the most
durable manner We invite the citizens OF Evansville
and public generally TO call and examine our work,
as we have good stock OF ready made work OF our
own manufacture. Young men wishing fine Boots
can obtain them here Of every description ready made
or TO order preferable All orders lett with US for
work will be promptly attended to.
The Ladies of Evansville respectfully invited
10 call and examine large stock of Ladies' ware
stand ready all times TO wait ON those that
feel disposed To favor with call. We are pTepar-
ed to manufacture Fancy Shoes oevery different style
Those leaving orders for Shoes may rest assured that
no pains will be spared in trying to accommodate
them with any style they wish.
We feel willing TO acknowledge our gratitude "a
the citizens for the friendship they have manifested
towards and thank them for their liberal patronage
| and hope that in return work may merit theI
appreciation.
Or All work done by us il warranted, and no eharg'
made for mending work dat should give way.
| feb IA w&tw If. J. NAUTRlN x CO.
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TAYLOR HALL.

Y4<,2 JNO. NJ. APP respectfully informs the 81:
.ska public generality that he has leased for LII
term of years, tho well known tavern stand in Ev-
ansville formerly kept by l.. Ehrsam, and lately by
Benz Nurre. The house has been thoroughly re-
paired and handsomely fitted up with entire fur
niture and those of the travelling public who may ia
vor him with CALL may rest assured that their CON-
fort and convenience will meet with every attention
His Table will always be supplied with the best
that the market affords and his Bar furnished with
the choicest LIQUORS, carefully selected by expert
enced hand.
Attached to the Hall, and Immediately on the
Public Square, are his stables acknowledged by all
TO be the most spacious and convenient IN the place
aug %, lSi7tE JNO. NJ. APP.
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Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ELY MOORE.
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES THIRTY
YEARS STANDING.
Mourn WASHINGTON, BERKSHIRE Co
Massachusetts, Nov. %, lS47.


Massachusetts, Nov %, ls47. ,
Messrs. kErCHUM < HENSHAw-Gents For thlr-
~ years have been afflicted with piles, general de-
bility and Inflammation causing tumors and prolap-
sus OF the bowels and which had re sisted all the med
ical treatment Dr. Chapman and others could give.
The last three years OF that time my suiferIngs DEFY
description. Twas confined TO bed, unable TO help
myself, and at last given up by my physicians and
friends il. despair of gaining my health: IN acl
tor three days before commenced using DIR. Upham
Electuary, l was entirely speechess and my burial
clothes were made. But un Ter PrOy lence, and the
use of DR. Upham's Electuary, though an OLD MAN,
have the pleasure OF stating the FACT To the public
that my health is now good, and hope TO live many
years nj ii is Gods will to make known the virtues
Of DIR. Upham's Electuary, and To recommend Il 10
my afflicted fellow creatures. Ii helped me elond
all expectations of all that knew my case, and can
inly say to Others that il is in my opinion. the best
Medicine in the world for Piles any other disease
,, the bowels; and it they will it according to he
directions will myself warrant cure in every case
Yours, with the utmost expression ct thankinlness
CORNELIUS SPUR.
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