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css, has been limited this season, compared with last
% " vi be seen BY the annexed statement -

COMMERCE OF Rio JAEfERo-INPoRrs yoR Six MONTHS.
NJ N Er
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Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT,

Harlem RR 53i! 70 shs Long Isl RR Bis 26l,
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LNNGlNEERs, ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS DRAW
Ling Instrument manufae. JAS PRENTICE, Nc. %
BroadwsykN.Y NJ D-0rdars per express purs.uslly
trtfd
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Mo CURE Nc CHARoE.DR MURPHY OF c3 GOLD
sassa Recent goncrhaA cures to days Cons
tuona debility and impotcncy successfully BY Dr. NJ
mercury used In hndrance IRON buincs once
GO Gold street; open from a. N. to 10 r. NJ.
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nR. GLOVER IS CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
- evening at his occ No. IL Ann Of. (fonerly Ne. ~ in
boee difficult and Sorscted casso Delicate Dseaes which
taled the skill Of physicians OF less experience His III
OF CoIaiva Cubebs &c. extensively prescribed ty py
Ccsna may he had at his In 'front.' No. II Am ssst
(lomcrly No. N
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NC CURE, NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT, ID DUANE STREET,
IN member Of tho kya oesc OF Surgeons Londen, 10
consulted in delicate dcases matter hov lcI
ulcers upon the body or in the throat
pains the bead and bones q tho legs rrsesss Of fourseeR
ycar devoted diseases enables Dr. e.
worst form this disease Recent cured In four dAys
10 mercury ud. Structures cured in one or two weeks vi IA
,cacey any pain individuals who have INDUCED IA eer
tain lcahiome habit positively DO restored TO health and
ancin
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sSTTNHE PLACE" NO. So NASSAU STREET LONG AMI
favoraby known Public House The tire one
half interest Of tie is offered for SALE long
very favorable lease The house eree with fixtures aud
nure throughout Mercantile prevent tho aiver
tiscr from devo;ns the time which Place requires lie
would prefer dispong Of interest suitable person For
particulars inquire Of LEWIS FORD the promises,
tween A. NJ nd pm '~"' =
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>
CorIoS- The market was quiet to-day, with an in
disposition the part Of holders to press sales which
amounted to about 500 bales. We quote
ClAssIFicArIoN.
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lNoR NEW ORLEANs--FfRsT AND ONLY REGULAR
PaecTo sail positively tns dry, August q Inc rcgu-
lar PACKET ship CLIFTON, Capt Jaa Insorso will saas
beard At loot Of Wall street. Srtt oo,,,r, :. ...
Asents in New OroAne MesrA Byas anA Cresvy who win
EtDptH Nyvaxd ~ Gests v they et1pseA ~ v
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THE JEFrERsoNIAN FREE SOIL LEAGUE OF THE
sth ward hold MEETING this "wednesday evening at
o'clock at Mr. Kbins 62 varck street. c. Shaer G. H. Pur
sur, and Others, will address the meeting
JAMES s. BURNTON,
H. w. Rl ERSON, yExeeptiye Com'tte
WASHINGTON AGATE,
YOUNG FRIENDS OF IRELAND, ATTENTIoN-A GE.
neral meeting Of this Society will be held Central Hail.
eminent speakers viii address the meeting.
MICHAEL OCONNOR, President.
IT. GALLAGHER, Secretary.
DRIzE MONEY-oTFICERS, SEAMEN, MARINERS AND
Others now attached who have been attached the
u. s. NRy who have claims for Prize Money accru
lures made during the with Mexico, may them collects
q. r. TODD. Purser, Navy Yard, New York.
N OTICE-PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN. FROM LIVER.
pool is discharsng Orleans Wha foot of Wall street.
Consgnees will please send their permits board
All not permitted in five days will positively be the
public store.
ITO PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PROPRIEroRs-
For sale second hand double cylinder Press by
inches do do led 81 by 30 inches Both presses win put
perfect order and sold cheap r. HOE co.
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOOKS MANUFACTURED
for the trade from paper furnished otherwise supply
kept on hand and sold extremely low for cash. Those wishing
purchase Will find it will pay e. call
RoARD-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-.
- modatcd with Board in private family Apply No. los
bammersey street. between Hudson and Greenwich streets
III EBREw BOARDING HOUsE.-MRs. L. SOLOMON IA
Bowery odatc few respectable boarders
or gentlemen with airy good board and moderate
rates.
M ISIS BARKER. STUDENT OF TIE NATIONAL GALLE-
II.
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s0INHE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING."-THIRD WEEK.
l. Society Library Rooms 4S Broadway-Campbefs hir.
sres (under the direction Of o. A. Kimberley Encouraged by
the nattcrng which their
eeiyed during the ast two weeks having boen nightly crowded
by highly respectable and fashionable
that they will continue their entertainments every
evening this week. introducing at each concert full and
varied programme 81 their best dances inolndrf
the celebrated Highland Fling BY Mr. West Doors
by particular request Of several families they win rive
afternoon performance. commencing o'clock. AdsGon.
cents children Lalf.micn
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Shipments to Northern ports this season. 1896
baler against 1870 last incresss this year. 33Ol7
bales Stock on hand and shipboar at latest dates
1S48, $4,000 baes, aga LIST 27,753 bales last year
showing N increase this year Of 5.e31 bales.
1t will be perceived by the above table, that the
shipments OF cotton from New Orlea to Great Bril-
tain have been than dou bic those for the same
time last year. This is an extraordinary circum.
stance when take into consideration the fact that
prices have ruled higher in New Orleans than in Ii.
verpoo for greater part of the season. but when the
motive which governs purchasers In buying here in.
stead of buying in Lverlo at prices fraction low
er, is considered it does not seem strange. The
manufacturers of Manchester have, for some little
time past been large purchasers through their agents.
in the New Orleans market havin, withdrawn from
the Liverpool market for the purpose of breaking it
down, and de- ressing prices to the lowest point
ing that the Liverpool market regulates all Others
and to depress prices in the United States they
must frst depress them abroad. Having this in
view the manufacturers have supplied themselves
direct from our Southern markets. This accounts
in measure for the decline in Liverpool which has
been reported by nearly every packet the past yo
months and also for the activity in our Southern mar
kets particularly that of Mes Orleans. This and nu-
merous movements Of like character serve to convince
that there must, long be a revolution in the
of this trade-that Liverpool, or any other
point the other side of the Atlantic must cease to
be the great depot Of this saple we must retain
it under CONTROL and regulate prices more than
we have heretofore.
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i5y; Girsrd 2d i0z I25 Girad iOi 70 Guard io
Alter Sofes $50 GirHrd Bank ui4 70 Reading RR 1874
Second Roard70C0 Penn &c. 1892 Penn 6s "a 100 Ches
Coal Sc ip Sc 30 Gard ank, 0 Farmer aud Meohs 5,;
After Sales-2eo0 Reading RR is 80 o7 Farmers and Ne
ciancs Bank, 52x.
BosroN, Nov IS Brokers Board25 shares Railing H.
railroad 1914 do Eastern Raraad !oIS Is do Vermont
Central Railroad. 52 % do. 25l; do Western Railroad
MS< do, 9ss IS do Fast Boston Co.. 9Si do Amosksag
Manuf Co, yS rights Fitchburg Railroad 81 22, DO
and Pasuwpec Rivers Railroad, So 20 do Boston and Ma
Rao 1905 III do Eastern Railroad 0 do Lexington
West Cambridge Railroad 90 10 do South shore Railroad 40
lad Boston and Roxbury Min Dam Co.. 49, do Burlington
Mills $a0 81 do Boston Bank SIX; 80 do Groc rs Bank So
Second Board Nov4-l2 shares Vermont Central Railroad
.2s4 right Fitehburg Railroad 81 & DO 81 22 share
Vermont Central Railroad 62 II rights Fehburs Railroad
a. IS do rs.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA, Nov. losing to the extreme insignia.
canoe of stock transactions in continue of
very trihng nature, and prices therefore, fully
supported at our quotations With regard to tho
coming crop, it Is the general opinion that it will be
smaller than that of this year. 1t Is expected more.
over, to bs later at market than usual or moasses
there is so little left that We can give no quotations
they must be considered entirely nominal or rice n
cargo from your port and from Savannah with 200
Alse AZ casks ditto from New York at rs leaving
ON hand only 200 casks imported from Savannah and
the cargo per Somers, arrived few days ago from
your port. Freights very dull and we have no
transactions of any importance &c notice Exchange
on New York and Boston per ct prem "a
PoRTo CAnELio, Oct. 2i.-Business dull beyond
precedent Coffee, &c per Id hides, SIS per ql; coo o.
SIS SIS per ITO lbs cotton, Sc. per ID and Ameri
can flour, S14 per Dbl in small quantities
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Nov 1876 P. M.
The features of the flour market varied very little
to-day from those of yesterday and acti
witty to be reasonably expected until the receipt of
of Western canal, Genesee Oswego &C. at about yes
terdays quotations including parcels for export Sales
Of Ohio wheat E.ade terms stated below Corn
sold to fair extent, including old and new, at foil
prices Rye sold pretty freely but rather under yes
terday's rates ThereaNas no chalgs in meal or in
oats. Pork and lard Continued tU WI at about prev-
rates There fair business doing in beef at
steady prices There wasa moderate business doing
in sugar and molasses, without material change in
prices. The cotton market was firm, with moderate
sales.
AsHEs-Sales of ABOUT 100 $50 bills pots were made
at SO 50 121s; pearls quiet at SO 1S3 SO Is.
-F1our-The sales footed up about
600 bbls in separate lots, among which 900 to
700 bbls Michigan straight brands, at SIS A., and
600 to 5000 do. Oswego, Western Canal, &C., at
SIS 37k IS A. part for export; 1000 do Western Ca
nal Sold be delivered in December next at IS so;
ECO do pure Gepesee sold at So 56K Sales 300 bbs
Baltimore made at SIS so. Petersburg city mills
was held at SIS rs Wheat-Sales of 5000 bushels
Ohio we're made at 1880. Corn-Sales of 5000 bushels
round Northern yellow were made to-day, which,
with 1900 l6 000'sold previously made tota of
about 20 0O0 all at 75c The market bare of this
description, and prices firm. Sales Of 100 do. fat
l400 do. Southern yellow were made at 65c;
$500 do. high mixed at 69c. Sales of Southern
yellow also made at 64c. Meai-Sales of 800
bbls. New Jersey were made at SO rs. Rye-Sales Of
$500 to 5000 bushels made at 600 aud 5000 do.
do delivered at 661sc. Bariey-Sales OF 1900 bushels
made at Gao. OatsSaes of two to three cargoes
were made at SAC $50
GALES of 500 bales, chiefly for home use
ROnI ri AaaIrr
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MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, Nov. 16-6 p. M.
The steck market continues to improve and the
operations in government securities have been larger
than usual Quotations for nearly every stock In the
list advanced q fraction to-day. At the first board
U. S 6's, 1862, went up q per cent Erie bonds q;
Farmers Loan, "a; Canton, "a Long Island, x; Erie
Railroad, "a; Morris Canal, Is and Harlem a. Ston-
ington Railroad fell off per cent upon sale of only
ten shares United States stocks have improved quite
rapidly within the past few days. and skies of 1858 are
selling at six and half per cent premium This Ia
been caused, doubt, by the large remttances made
to Europe and the confidence forsg rs begin to en-
terrain for them as investments.
The Legislature of Illinois, t, conven, during
the approaching December, will be the first since the
adoption constitution provisions of which
the banking prohibition that existed under the old is
abolished The Legislature has under its control
the entire banking question, with the isolated re.
stricion that no banks to go into operation until
the law under which they created shall be submit
ted to- and approved by, direct vote of the people
The annexed statement exhibits the condition of
the several banks of New Orleans, in the most i'm
portant departments the 2Sth of October, 1s4s
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CAMPHoR. We notice q sale OF $50 bbls ref aed ct
private bargain, supposed about &c., less per cent
CorrER.--Some so 600 lbs. old changed hands
terms we did not learn.
Fnuir-The market for bunch raisins continues
heavy and nothing but good parcels will bring ST. 40;
rs axe The sales to day about 1000 boxes at
those figures; stock In FIRST han Is estimated at So
grapes, in good order, at 81 s7; $50 boxes Malaga
$I75.
FISH Mackersl are without sales OF cod some
2CC0 quintas were taken at prices ranging from 81
Fnr,cnrs-About 5000 barrels -four were engaged
for Liverpool in American transie mt ship at 2s In
packets 2s Sd. was demanded. Beef was engaged in
tierces ct SIS corn worth about I'd. in American
vessels To London flour was engaged at q: Cd and
to Glasgow at the ZANE price. ship was taken up
to lead at Gulf port with cotton for Hsvre at IL cent
IIpEsWe notice sales of 5000 Orinoco to the trade
at SIZE months, and $500 do (being all of this de-
scrpton In store at about the same figure, with dis
count off for caeh
HrDE CurrrNos-salss of 100 bales were made at
3Hc.
LEATHKH-At the public sale of to day 9,267 sides
light middle and heavy spanish hemlock sold lax
heavy, 10f to l2kc for good damaged az to 7%c for
poor do and 1873 sides oak at 16c to Gle for saugh
ter. and 15c. to isc for spsnish, 4 and months.
MoLAssEs-Sales Of $50 barrels crop New Or
leans were made at 2sc and 800 hhds Cuba for dis
tilipg at 1Sc., months.
NAVAL SToREs-The only sale we hear Of Is 800
barrels spirits at 33c., the nominal price
On-rhe demand for Lnseed continues. Sales
reach gallons at 5lc. to 53c for American,
PRovrsIors-Ssles Of 200 a 800 barrels pork were
made, including At $12 62H $12 rs, and prime
Mt So SIX IS o. while 50 Was generally asked 140
barrels rusty cold private terms. Lard
Sales Of 100 barrels were made at &c. a7Ac Beef
Sales Of 1t0 tierces mees IT T.. Jones' brand, Utca)
made at SIS, and 100 barrels do brand, at
$40 25 and 100 do country at the Same price, Prime
was worth about So 37X There no change in
cheese which in steady demand for export. Sales
OF about 900 slaughtered hogs made at about
average of5Isc., ranging in some high rs &c.
R,cE was steady at previous rates.
SUGARS, generally speaking, are dull. 200 hhds.
good quality Cuba Muscovsdo, were disposed of at 35s
a &c, usual time.
SPIRITs-The following lots Of brandy were sold by
auction to-day 10 eighth casks Mt 81 95c quarter
do at ole, do at 81 1917 Is half pipes at 81 10 81
1914 and IL quarter casks at 81 70 50 b6, months
TALLow continues in good demand at q $40. for
good to prime rendered
wHsxKY- Sales of 30 barrels Ohio and State prison
were made at 23kc.
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The increase has in instances been large, but
the great depreciation in prices for most Of them has
reduced the amount of capital required to move such
an additional quantity Of produce Not withdrawing
this the contraction In the currency Of the New Or
leans banks must have been severely felt among the
merchants Of that city, and had q tendency to de-
press prices to the ruling points Individual credits
have been as much depressed bank credits; and IL
Is our impression that the business Of this country
never was before go thoroughly reduced to the cash
system at this r,oment. This basis il sound and
sol,d s.A - krunf IA I'm io.~ - suxksin>A
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l6, 1St5
The Late Pc stieol Confest-Party Organs-The
L.

The Late Posaeal Comtest-Party Orgams-Tas
Drama, &c.
The political storm is over, and people are be-
ginning once to fill the old channels of thought
and action. The result in this State was unex-
peoted to the democrats, and their defeat goes very
sorely to heart. The causes OF this great change
are narrowed down to two, viz: the withdrawal
OF many democrats from Cass to Van Buren, In
the northern counties, and the immense PERSONAL
popularity of General Taylor All classes and
sects seem to have gone forever the staid, stea-
Jy, and wal d enouncng Friends have given their
support tc-Zachaiy. The tariff excitement may
have had some little influence IN Schuylkill and
in Allegheny counties, aided as 1t was, IN both
places, by stringent requlsitons made upon the
poor laborer, with cruel winter marching on to
back them but we do not think all this wrought
the mischief to the democrats which many ina
gIne.
The political papers are talking over the result
those of the wings procaimng II as the very sal
yation OF the republic, while tn. Pew~syars~ia~.
the emily democratic journal with any infiuence
here, we think Justly regards IT as powerless tor
efier,ing any change IN the po'icv OF the gosers-
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IL will be by this comparative statement, that
there has been increase in the receipts of nearly
every article; but 1t has been particularly large in
breadstufs and cotton The increase in the receipts
ofbredstuns at other ports the ssaSoard this year.
have net been large enough to Offset the decrease at
this, and the aggregate supplies have therefore been
lees than last year The shipments of produce from
New Orleans this season, compared with last, show
incre in most items:
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 16, 1913.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 16, 1913.
Madam Bishop ard the Ssgu,ms--Ihe Rapels--
Posted Puppies-OGce holders Sol1oqsy, &c.
Madam Bishop made her first appearance in Bal
tlmore last night and was received with the most
marked favor by large and fashionable audience.
Everything that she sang was encored, and the
whole affair a complete triumph. The Sc
guihs closed at the same house on the previous
night, and last night gave concert at Carroll Hall
In opposition.
couple of young doctors, named Barry and
Bsynard, have been making Jacks of themselves
for week past by posting each other as towards
You will see one Of these chlvaric fellows march
up to the corner of the Post Office, pull oura piece
OF paper. and with the bravery of a hon. post It on
the wall, containing some unmeanlng nonsense
about the other being coward, &c. Presently,
the other will come along and tear down the bull
letin posted by the other, and stick up something
equally as ridiculous about his opponent. few
days since, they got their courage up to the stick
ing point, and commenced to cowhide each other
IN the street. They are now both the laughing
stock Of the city.
The Ravel family are still performing at the Mu-
scum to crowded houses, and MISS Isabel Dickin-
son plays Don Cesar de Bazan at the Front street
theatre tonight.
Our office holders are now cl,nging to the hope
that Gen. Taylor will retain them in office, whilst
strictly adhere to that article Of the democratic
creed, OF amounting none but his political friends
to Office" They had much better be looking about
at once, Tor some other means OF gaining a lveli-
hood, as General Taylor, although no party man
as tar as principles concerned, viii be found
induce him to ill the Offices with his political
friends
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


PiurApyLrruA, Nov. l6--Firn psnrd5 Phiad Bk, l12k
500 suta Canal Bds 40 II Mneh RR. S. Mnohcli RR 53
5000 Iehigh 6s 62k Sc0 state SA 7t $500 Trcasuy
6alea xesAaRica SLOW County Cs old 2ds 81
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ANFDICAL oFFICE.-DR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET,
l Chatham well known the most successful
practitioner Now York in TIE treatment OF yenere diseases
The Doctor for skill in those old half cured that
have existed os eminent Glee structure ulcers
the body the throat pains In the head and
homes Of the leTs efeotusy cured Constitutional weakness
brought habit INDUCED IN by men, causing
Recent four days. without mercury No N aon
In diet .. pyeyentlon ycm bl4inesa
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the past eighteen months, and the increase of specie
during the ssme period, show q contraction in the
currency of that section Of the country calculated to
restrict the movements Of commerce very materially;
but such does not to have the case Since
March, 1s47, the circulation has fallen off So sos $50,
and the amount ofspece hand increased in the
same time, 81 25o666. Notwithstanding this the move
ments in produce in that part of the country have
been larger than usual, will be seen by the an
nexed table, showing the receipts from the Interior
from Sept 1st up to the latest dates in each of the
past two years -
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The movements in cotton at ell the ports have been,
this season, unusually active The receipts and ship
ments compared with those for last year exhibit in
crease Ct more than City per cent -
MOVEMENTS OF CoTToN IN THE UNITED STATES.
Erportefto Exported to
Ports. Received Grcdt hritain France
since Sept 1. since Sept. l. since Sep,l.
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NO CURE NO PAY-Dx. CoRBIrr, 70 DUANE ST.

NO CURE NO PAY.-DK. CoRBIrr ~ DuANS ST
IN member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London nay %
consulted in treatment OF delicate ssas No mattes how long
have had ct ulcers the body in tho throat
pains in tAe head and bSnes Of the egs paence OF
fourteen years. devoted to veneri diseases enables DIT ~ 20 cure
cured IN Tour daya
cured IN t~o weeks WITH
scarcely pain 1hose individuals who have ndugt in
cart pcsvey be restored TO health and
society," cautioned not TO be deceived Dr.
Cobs has not removed Remember 10 Duane street. orpod
DR. Jchrsens
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A NNoUNCEMENT-zooLoG HALL, NO. 81 BOW.
IA er-The public respectfully informed that the above
establishment will be opened the public Monday evening
November h with the largest and pete collection
living and Birds e4h bited York INCLUDING
the entire collections Of Van Amburgh Co. and june Titus
Co. The interior Of the building has been entirely rebuilt
far SURPRISING the old Geological lnstu its pamiest days
the proretos being determined 10 establish Academy of Ma
tu History worthy Of the city and deserving
of enlightened community Full particulars fature al
yertiaomant VAN AMRlJRGH CO
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DEs cHRIsTIEs GALyANic BELTS DeAcELEra

II 3,
~ Ne kacss and Magnetic Fluid fer the
n,nt of all Nervous Diseases arising f impaired
Weakened unhealthy state of the tte-
TIE astonishing and peceented results which been
achieved ny this and wonderful dcovey tho
Galvausm and Magnetism has induced the
TO extend the knowledge OF s that the
r suffering the reach Of relief became para,
kers its Acknowledged beucha and be e
Of health and happiness DR. Chrstos Cyspic Relt has
been pronounced by distinguished rhysAns both in Ea
rope The United States be bc medical
co,ey the ;tis beautiful instance u Art aiding Sci
eIoe 70 produce tie highest beneficial ala IL believed
that few inventions have been and enrely
successful in their re.pl,s II psed with perfect aud
may sreFiis CrAmp Rneum dian EpiIepsy, Lumbat TO- Pr
sy and all Nervous DiseAes No attends