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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-26
Beard .T Councilman.


This Board msf At o'clock last eveniny-Presiden
were read and sppro7si aft.v which the Board pre-
THIRD B-.EDIsG OF BILLS,
When the following ordinances .and resolutions were
adopted amongst many offers -
Report of Committee on wharves, Piers and Slips, in
favor OF extending pier at ,s foot o. Harrison street
North river.
Report OF Committee on Fire DEPARTING u. in favor of
non mourning TO suspend Enge Compa " No. 40, and
IN favor OF disbsnding said comvsuy.
Report OF CoMmittse CleanpJ Streets, In favor Of
the adoption OF ordinance for the employment Of watsf
tight box carts for the removal OF yefuss ster r
sewers aud basins The OF 81 0c0 appgepri
to carry OUT the ordinance.
Report ofCon mitse Police in favor Of payirscaim
OF John Colyn and James Bry whiIc acting anleu-
tenants OF Nineteenth ward police
Report OF Committee Finance in favor of donaNbg
s. 1000 10 Demilt Dispensary.
The CLERK then proceeded to read ninety seven
papers relating to the remission OF taxes,
street lie geing and repairing provdiog OF hose ana
houres for are companies, and other matters, OF
which possessed any public interest.
Presentation of petitions next In order. petition
was presented asking for the Iunapg OF city railroad
the line of the Hudson River Railroad.
1t was referred to tie Committee on Railroads.
petition from the Census Msrshsls, asking for Ia.
strucons from the Board read and referred to the
Committee on Salaries and Offices.
Resolutions were next called for. The folio wing
luton was adopted, on motion Of Mr.. PIScKSEy:-
Resolved, That the ClerK OF the Common Council be,
and is hereby directed to report to this Boarj, at its
mex meeting, the amount paid heretofore to Msssrs
Eaker McSpedon for printing ths City Charter and
Kent'a Notes.
1t was resolved that when the Board adjourn it ad
journ to meet on the first Monday in June.
It was resolved motion of Mr.. MATHER, that rule
forty-one be so modified that the meetings of this
Board during the mooths OF Juns, July and Augus.
shall be held from day to day Saturdays ana sundays
excepted until the business OF the monshy session Is
concluded.
The Beard then adjourned
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ARREsT OF ALLEGED CorsrxRYIrERs Yesterday mora
ing, officers Hubbs, Mathews ami Van Wagner made
descent upon house in Concord street. Pearl and
arrested two men and woman, on susp cion Of being
implicated In the manufacture O.. bogua cons large
number Of which had lately been put Ia circulation n
both sectors OF this city, bat more partc ulAriy
dies Of halves, quarters and ten pieces gayanc
battery various acids jars and crucfbles containing
quantity Of composition metal ready melting Som
counterfeit Spanish coin also found and the whole
lot taken TO the Office OF the Chief Of Police The
names Of the secured parties are John Lossano, a
Spaniard Maria his wife, and James Quinn. Lossano
has heretofore been employ ed in this city journey
man barber, and was seemingly an Industrious and
honest They we're all locsed up to await further
Developments. II appears that time during tbs
morning boy found die in ash barrel Ia front OF
the house occupied by the accused. He Immediately
repaired to TIE Office Of the Chief Of Police and exhibit
ed IL, whereupon the above named officers des-
patched TO ascertain more about 10. They dis
covered that ash barrel owned by the
Of the house before which 1t Stood and then proceeded
to make ther inquiries which resulted In the arrest
Of the parties named and the seizure of the implements
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more particularly to where the rights Of third
parties were hvcfved especially in its provision that
ths lien should be lost when tho out OF the
state; and in tins IL appeared that the man who
was owner OF the boat when the supplies we're
was the maa who Gained and inttrvenei In this sut
for the vessel and third party had acquired any
right title to the vessel therefore vas preu
diced by the lep, and he Thought It would be gross
y inequitsoe to apply tAe stat ute TO such How
the to b decided with that question staring
him in the face Ne not pr ePared to say that he
would hold any such construction o. the statute in favor
Of the who bought the supplies II was not neces
sary his Honor sad 20 decide the se upon either OF
those points, and then the sole question In the case
this, coDceding that the We've Of the deiendant's
coup correct iEw did the ee n point OF
In the 9th Hill, Hancox Dsmng the Su oreme Court
decided that going out of he state tri trip was
not going out Of the State within tte ing OF the
Ratute. IL rust be rsguisr departre in ursuance
OF her usual wcll known and uized ,nployn sntso
that creditors knowing that she vessel eng In
regular business, trading out Of the State, an per
mttsrg her to go unattached would therefors De
presumed to consent to her departure, and to
waive their lien. 1t ander tho stat ute
waive OF lien. Applying those principles this
the court said II here appears that hs u vt
completed, for particular kind OF bu,iness, to to
about the harbor and the next after her APPLETON
she makes this voyage, unknown the libeikant TO
Newark and after her return gets tho supplies Of him.
statute, and it would be grossly ineq where
third party right hal nervened to hold of him Tbs
learned Judge therefore decreed for b- with refer
ence to a commesionerto compute amount due, with
costs. ID. Mcmahon for hbellsnt; W. j. Haskstt for
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WALLACK TEsrMoSIAL--An adjourned meeting Of the
friends Of J. w. wsllack, Esq was held At the st.
Nicholas Hotel, Thursday evening, the Oath ast.,
Capt. U. Levy in the chair. After series Of resolu
tons, expressing sympathy for Mr.. wallack's long ILL.,
ness his restoration to health his worth manager
actor and man, the following gentlemen enrolled them
selves COMMITTEES to further the audsbe uudsrtak
ing for which the meeting was convened-Capt. q. p.
L@vy, U. 8. NJ. James Phalen, John Holland, Robert
Emmett, Denning Duer, G. A. Conover, John Hosy, G.
W. A. Rodgers E. A. Marshall, Caleb Marshall, Jonas B.
Phillips, Azael Levy, II. snowden, Hen. J. McKson G..
w. Jackson, J. N. Buckland, 8. G. Jollie, and many
of hers
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Personal Intelligence.


The Thilafelpbia North American, of the Gath inst,
says:-Col. Henry, Kinney, the leader of the expsd
tsn to Nicaragua lsi this city foF Ser S iorx on Wed
tell from that pert Sunday in Of the fastest
sells acat that shall SION hear OF his doipgs In
The Post Of This city eays;-Col Kinney, who now re-
oices in his exemption from the clutches of the law is
az ahspe. 70 HE on nn
busteriDg rroe sion decarr that the letter extract
ed from the Erownsyille Fcg which has bssn extensive
ly published TO his damsge 10 forgery; and that he
pevsr Authorized, wrote or signed such manifesto.
New York correspondent Of the Boston Journal
writes IS follows In passing Gown Twelfth street to-
Scott de resides in splendid mansion in that street.
which ne fas purchased since the tite OF Lieutenant
Gen., was given to him Win the salary added from
rapidly and the change in his appearance since the
suit OF the capsisn that elected Gen. Pierce Is very
.tep passed avsy-a look Of sadness ana weariness
has settled upon those expressive and decided ea
lures. He leads very retired hfe-sees but little COM
psnyrarely appears in public and usually walks alone
1t is not possible Gen. Scott and not be struck
with the nthtulness Of shakesperes assertion, that
" there Ia . tide in the Affairs Of men,"
BIevst Lieut.. Col Brsxton Bragg OF the THIRD ArtI
sry, has declined the majority the new cavalry rsg
ment, recently teneertd to him.
The Hon. William jay President Of the American
Peace society to deliver the address at its
snniverssry, In Bostcn, next Monday evening
Hen VIM. L. Lee, Chief Justics Of the Sand ~ich
leland, was in louisville, KY, the 22d inst Mr. Lee
]
hawaiian government to that the United States
clothed with authority to negotiate special treaty Of
commercial reciprocity between the two countries.
ARRIVALS.
A. the 81 Niohoiss-Thos g. Rear, Virginia; John d
Williams A. A. Ripka, PHILADELPHIA; DIR. Hugh Nelson,
virsiIi. Auresn dOackn, Buffalo; =. N. shelton, Con
As.ss Mstrsreli.sn;H y,sridse, Toledo ?: Hiast
sns SR Pros hu1on PS
At the Astor-Hon. i. Bancroft, Albany; Hon. ;. 3.
Bother Columbus; Judge Dean, Poughkeepse C. r. Pond
Hartford; General Martin, Albany Captain sennsr, To
leGo.
At the Irving-Hor r. 7. Mcpherson Toronso G. W. A.
Young philadelphia g Toote, Bridsepsrt; N. Raleigh,
Philadelphia; J. ". Butler, Boston,
From sayanr ah, Ia steamship FloriaJ Alexander
Austin n Bishop, Bourns O f3eman, BrcnAn Mes
CLARK pss r. Clay W Carlton, Carroll, Conna 9
Dokey, Denna0g a sa sprH.sT, h@ Rsbesss rat
ley hrs Foster, Gilbert, frs Hun.e- Master Hun
ter, HalIer and lady, ) joyce, Miss Lossse II
Ienz, MIRA Melville J McDouga Miss hnuran hhun
DER Siss MAN, Ii Moses Aidietraok, Mr. NagSo aad
lady, Bisses A and Maaee N Peass W saGcrd Roy
cbot ninsker Mrs ST sdoH Mr. sheldon and Georso
swar,cu. Rrs wsrOut steyans, Taylor Thucaor,
Wolf Mrs Wolf Mrs Wilcos, Miss Wsox Geo WaTd AMI
lady, 1rt wilcox, sDd 30 others.
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Important to Tax Payers.
NON-REsIDENTs TO BE AsSEssED-THE PROBABLE
RATE OF TAXES.

RATE OF TAXES.
Tax payers must not forget that the assessment rolls
Of the wards open for examination and
correction at the Tax Commissioners Office in the New
City Hall Those desirous of examining them can do
any time before the 25h day of June next whom they
win be closed and further correction allowed There
can be mitigation Of the amour. Of tax levied after
that date the record shown by TIE books final and
without appssl.
It the general impression that the valuation Of pro-
perty in this city particularly of personal property Is
exceedingly inaccurate and is far lower than true
statement of the facts would warrant And no doubt
this true indeed present plsp OF eectng assas
in the several wards, has tendency to bring about
just such result The best With IL the
who win place the value of property his district at as
low rate possible and should of them attempt to
do his duty he would find hmsst nsxs year relieved
from the of his Office The total valuston of pro.
perty In this city last year. si62 OIL 734 doubt
accurate estimate would prove it to be in the
neghborhood OF $500, ,000, 900.
The Legislature at its last session passed bill taxing
the personal property of eats thus making
them pay their just proportion Of the State taxes which
they have not heretofore done. rhs following is the
law, which bears date February 27, 1s56:-
All persons and associations doiog business in the
State Of New York, chants BANKERS other wise,
wise and not residents Of this stare shs be
and taxed all invested in any manner In said
business tAe same as they were residents OF this
State; and said taxes shall be collected from the pro-
perty Of the firms persons, associations to which
they severaly belong.
It win be that the above law axes provision
for other than per- who reside OF tine State and
does not apply to the personal property of persons
who do business in New York and reside in
the adjacent tcwns and villages. Bat, nevertheless,
it Is estma atsd that the law passed will add 10 the
taxable property Of the city nearly s3O coo, ,oOo
that must have effect in ches ping the rate Of tax
alton to citizens. The largest amount of personal
property Of any resident is $3.50 600. There is
another large cats OF persons who escape taxation
for whose benefit would be well to pass special law
We alude to this floating population whose migratory
habits render proper valuation OF their personal pro-
perty next to impossible, under present tax laws.
The FIRST Monday in June the Census Msrshals viii
commence their abcrs and they have orders to es
mate real estate and personal property without regard
to i present assessed value their labors if properly
conducted will be es great in reforming present
imperfect tax list and viii be the basis OF improved
valuation.
thought that the rate OF taxation this year will
be about sis on every thousand, highsr-we believe
than 1t ever has been.
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Police Intelligence.
= UARNN A""~SHx@6~HHNNs
THE OCEAN BANK EMBEZZLEMENT Cl

THE oVAAN DANA HnSsN1LhnsNi VASE
Yesterday, officers Spcsr and Bostwck OF the Court
OF General Sessions, arrested Smith Duunng Jr and
Ja,nes s Dunn;np On sench warrant ssus5 from this
-. -, tsN., -. - -,
-, M,,,. .,.o...,':- -. III. 90 a. O..
panI :, ,h. o,,v - er,svv,irr rrnas from that ,n.ti
tuition to the amount OF SIS Geo. The ac ,used were
brought before Recorder Smith, who held them to bail
n vns SUM 20 aro a 20 as
mart at liberty The udictu,nts against thess partes
we're found by the Grand Jury Of the April term.
cu.por or pvcpYyrsa sroYv M noons
ohAn'1 " ,u 0ionA so
Capt Norris and omcer Dairy, OF tne Ientn Ward fo-
lice, arrested mau named JACOB Messenger, kesping
s,ora AZ OF Sacond sraet m charye of bav
.s' So - A1' . - :,
irg Deen receiver OF aqosntiy ot properly WHICH
ALE ged stolen from the Erie rsilrosd depot At the
foot of Duane street. The property stolen U2 frkns
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.Ierscx CITY News.

TAKEN THE sTATF PRrsoS.--Rosanna Smith. corvic.-
ed Of grand larceny in the late term Of the Hudson
County Court Oyer and Termnsr end sentenced to the
state prison for ak months ta' 70 Trenton on
THURSDAY to commence Der tern cf imprisonment.
THE RAILROAD BRIDGE over the Delaware river at Lacks
wsSen, on the New York and Erie Railroad viii probably
be rebuilt so that the Passenger tran will sass over it
this Saturday afternoon.
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The Turf.

MASSACHUSETTS RACES.
CAMBRIDGE TRorrIyG PARK, May '22.-Matsh, 500,
mile heats, best three in Eve, In harness.
White named r. 8. Gov eeward ............ /
r. Titus named ch DR. Wood ............ 2 2 2
Time, 2:57-259-s0O.
sAs DAT Match, $780, mile heats best three in ave,
TO wagons.
A. Skinner named b. m lib Hnmsn. ..... 2 / 2
Time, e,241-2a3K-2:42h-249
OHIO RACES.
QUEEN CRY CouRsr, CINCINNATI May 1o.-Purse and
stake $780, mile heats, best three in ave.
Mr.. Jamts named b. 8. .Reube.............. 1 I
J. Rockey named br. a. Bill Wood. .s......,. 2 2
Mr.. Robbins ncmed s. 6 Nose. drawn.
Time, 33o-2:55-2:b7-3:o5.
LOUISIANA RACES.
METARB COURSE, Nay l5.-Trotting purse, 500, mile
heats, best three Ia Eve. in harness.
y. y. D Hartley's bl m. Lady Lancas&r l !
George Fletcher's b. m. Dolly Smith. 1
Time, a:4iX@2 @24e-aiis-aiiesYi-2
MAY le-Paeing purse $780, mile heats, best three In
Geo, Futcher named Andrew J. Polk 1 All
= \ Bonham named Tecumseh. ........... 3 3
sF' kice namec Silver rTaii.............. Q 2dis
Time, ,2:3la--2:3Isi-22e-2:34.
MAY l'-Purse sloo, 70. trotters two mile hests to
Marshall Hanson's .. e. Henry Cay. . alI
$. H. Rices b. &. Iarkir. ..........., 1
Geo. Futcber's 8. M. Dolly Smith .... 2
b. X. Bonham's b. m. Namelsss. ... d;at
Tine, 6S5,S-5:S41 S41s--5;45-s;Se
CALIFORNIA RACES.
UsIoN CouRsr, SAN FRANCISCO, April 26-Pacn- uyrrsa
5000 mile heats best three in fve in harness. weshts
p. @. Campbel's b. g. Joe wilson. ........ III
John Crooks cb. g. Daniel Webster. r.......... q 8
Mr.. Eoa's rn. mare Lady Mac ............ 3 2dis
Time, ,2:29-23I-231h.
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Anniversary Of the United Americans In New
1erBsy.

From the Ne wnrk Mercury, May 20
The seventh anniversary Of the organization OF the
order of United Americans in this State celebrated
last evening in the Clinton street NJ Church. The
church crowded and ths pro .eecings throughout
were of highly interesting character The msnib-rs OF
the order in this city convened at o U. Hall ut
O'Clock, and proceeded thence in boy 10 the church,
wbere as they entered, they Of course the sob
served Of all Obfervers they the usual rsgala,
and turned out in strong The exercises OF the
evening commenced With prayer by Rev Mr. Bice after
which there was appropriate music by Dunckless Glee
Club. Jostph L. Bradley, Esq, then intro uced,
Ar. Jehn Foster then followed in speech OF con
siderable length.
TIE exercises concluded with singing by Dunckle,'s
Giee Club and the benedction by Rev. Mr.. Cox.
The grand officers of this State recently instituted
thlee new chapters of the Order of United Americans
The following tie and purrbs Wa shing
ton Rock, No. "a; Somerset No 25, aud Weston, No.
20. thus this excellent oraer ia branching itself
throughout the country showing concusi.ely that its
principles are appreciated by the American people.
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NIDLo's GARDEN ENGLISH oPERA.-Mr. W. " Wal
laces OPERA "Maritsna," was given last night, to .
fair house. Mi % L. Pyne sang Mariana in her usual
exquisite style and the other parts well represent
ed by Mr. Hsrriton Miss Pyne and Mr. Borrau;. This
evening, the eDaughter Of the Regiment"
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Appointment by The President

AppOfntfhent by inc FfesfutHNs
Daniel NJ Huckins, OF Massachusetts,, TO he consul Q.
The United States tor the port Of Cape Town. tae Oeps
Of Good HoEe
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MAY 25-Thc Slave Trade -Rodolph G. Lascelle T. A.
Myers and A. +. Martin arrested by officer Nevns
on charge OF having fitted out the brig Horao in the
port Of York. for the slave trade In November 1854
r Iascee baied in the OF $40 oO0 the others
rot having fonnd ball. we're detained in custody. Tho
Horao yas found abandoned near the island OF Cabs,
and brought into Key West. II was supposed fro
her general appearances that she had been engaged
SLAYER. The exau1inatiou viii take place this day.
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Ny fend IN this city tnt tho public generally,
will obgc by suspeuding their opinion regard to ths
Sixth yesterday feel confident tho
civil suit about TO commence will vin5icste my right
~ showing that the Law the facts my sde also
that the public 10 against the company and favor
This the Issue WHAT'S the lies Who has violated ~ In
this easel This be decided by Judge OF the
Superior Court II is xuetion of prejudice prsfer
snce or OF white black but II 10 smpe question OF civil
w 'PENNTNGTOM
20 Sixth street. Nay 25th, 1855
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-09-19

In New Haven, on the 18th inst, Mrs
CArnERiNE NJ, wife of Claii> Twitchcll, aged
80 years.
In Ripton, Aug. %, Erdz,, wife of Avian
Fletcher aged 81 years. She hrcathcd her
life out swcctly, and her pure spirit has ia
ken its fight to those bright realms, where
there is no sickness or death, and where the
weary are at rest.
eR-wcstcrn papers please copy.
In Washington, on the 9TH inst, lIENRY u.
GooDRicH, n native of Vermont for the last
year II resident of Washington.
Mr.. Goodrich was young man Of much
promise. unassuming in his manners, cour-
teous in bis department, and strictly consci-
cntiouS in his business relations he was high
" esteemed by all who knew him. May n
merciful Providence console his sorrow strick-
en- wife, mother, and sisters Cut down in
the morning of liGt,tllica flower about which
its fragrance Still lingers,) the SAVIOR of his
good example will not soon be lost to those
who were most intimate with him. His earth
life is over, hut being dead he yet livcth. =
CuM..
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VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY

We, the subscribers, residents of Fleming>
ton, do hereby certify that we are wei acqain-
ted with DR., J. II. Schenck' lie was attacked
by disease whichas we believe, Terminated in
Pulmonary Consumption; under the operation
of which, he was reduced so low ms 10 he I'M
able 10 leave his bed for II long time, and to
all appearance waSpast recovery. He j. now
perfectly wcll-his cough and fever have left
him, and we feel justified in declaring it is or
belief, that these salutary effects have resnlt-
ed from the use of the Pulmonic Syiup.
MEMBER or -oNGREss, MERCHANIs,
Isaac q Farley, j, q. & j. III. Reading,
Augustus Erishie,
COUNTY CLERK. a. V. Donnel,
Joseph Benson. WIN, ?. Emery,
J. 7. Farlee.
SURROGATE.
g. c. Seymour. CLERGY.
Jas. NJ. Olnsted
JUDGES OF the ooURr.C. Datolette.
Samuel Hin,
ROht. r. Reuding, Postmaster.
y. G. Davis, Geo w. Rslcr
MEMBERS OF THE BAR; CITIZENS.
Pc,er }. CLARK, John n Capner,
WIN. II Sloan, Mahlon c. Hart,
G. Bariles, Peter Ewing,
Nathl SaXton, AstJoncs,
George a. Allen, VIM. II, Moore,
Jas. n. Reading, =. w. Burk,
Alex. Wurts. Hugh Capncr
John l.. jones,
PHYSICIAN. Thomas Gray
j. +. Schenck, NJ. d., - Ilolcomb,
Geo. Z. Rex, NJ. d., David Durham,
X. b. Mershon, NJ. D.flatt Wilson
Al this time there is not a town or village
it, the United States,but in which can be found
more or less wonderful cures by the use of
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.
Dr. Schenck is the inventor Of the eele
brated Resrironeter for examining and de-
lectIng all diseases Of the Lungs, Heart.
WHOLESALE AGENTS
PhladclPhi0-GlLBE ,WENlZ SEQ.
III n. Third Street
Mar York-C. V. CLICKNER & CO, 81
Barclay Street
Bosioa-REDDlNG 4 Como. State ST..
Aud every respectable Druggist through
out the United States. l9.3Seow
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MtI%lFERT.
The only work ever published in any c6ua',
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with magnificent cneravinss, showing botn
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delivery of the t,rtus
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How to distinguish secret habits in youhg men, all
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It,"niai"' he authors views 0" "a'''"o"! '"1
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1t ic"'he, the youns Nome, w ,,r.n,,nr
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Failing Of the Womb lnhamal'o" q" Tue b'aodo''
mmu az ~ c,e rSpm,I,,,o. ,nno complaints. a.
iIow To- promotc ihe gro~tl, ur tho hair.
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'"1"' - - - -. ~ ,'.,;.ol ,,oro ,lor = ooo
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recommendations NON tag public press and
,lvsici,ns nr, recommending nelson's in their
-. 81.
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Thn rom ciics orr, loved ly Dr., Lispcnard
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are lIcc lV"Ii ""H "h'.IHN0 ."St0 VI sun"
contain no mercury ana require no change OF
diet business or pleasure.
r-s-pnrsnns residing AT homo or boar1inr-
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III private lanlIlcciOr hotcIs Hc'u nor i'ar Va
hoSurc Dr. L. : seventeen Years of every day
a,.,,,;,,co ,,,,Il.e him, Ia otI;.r tho victim
~ -" t;..i -, -
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cure, MS his medicines arc tine result II inrcN
,,,,,,.;,-o ., ,l,rnucb medical p1uration
and firm determination to be in advance of