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cations Of the new government loan. Blsiness
continues 20 contract il not for the govern.
ment loans the banks would find it difficult to keen
up their discount line.
Money is rather dearer than it was week ago.
There is plenty Of it-far more than is needed for
the business of the country; but the actual out.
break of war causes capitalists to exercise unu.
sual caution in the selection of paper and in the
examination Of collaterals. Failures occur daily
among houses connected in trade with the South !;
and, on the other hand the wholesale humiliation
OF the currency Of most Of the Western States
which has resulted from the depreciation in border
State stocks, has naturally operated with great
severity on houses connected with the West The
war IS evidently going TO play havoc with our job
bers. We quote call loans per cent and under
where the collateral is undoubted: short first class
paper, 51a a 61a; long paper about per cent
names not free from question all the way to a
3 per cent per month.
Foreign exchange fell about one per cent
last week, closing dull at the decline. There are
good mercantile bills in market at lO41 lO5, and
bankers bills at los 106-the selling rate for the
latter being about 1867. Francs are quoted 5.35
5.31I for the best bills At these rates, after
allowing for freight, insurance. loss of interest and
commissions, there is profit upon the importa.
ton of gold from London.
The following table shows the course of the
stock market during the past week and MONTH
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rlss.xsyce March n-Arr Australia, puiisy. sanasra
foelo c.r.LLs, APri ia-4n>port brig Watson, Mum
chr pSc sgS ss Chaplin Tor
Foso. April Pin port scar Orient for hYork dg In
ouIlssross April 7-sa Klawt,er. NOhlsen NYerk; 9th,
from Ms,snzas London; ilth, Fortuna Noreans; 18th,
KaMsearn April 7-sld Geo Msrsden, Robinson. kYork
RAssoos Feb 2a-Arr Pioneer montgomery, singapore.
for NyorE idg Poux sehusen Cane vsri Islands
RIsspios, SpTi sIArr brgs stoney stouey, Nyors;
orison Adams IAN, York. Portland 3D.
land Friend for san Francisco idg; schrJ Weherel Luz
saihI iOs April sxrr willard MITCHELL Hayre Sid sh
Asnce, Nlork; Newcastle, savannah; nh George Turn
e os, S new YORK
x An ras sss and Ps psaa
YS Nsvso
R acSsoa Ssx YORK. s Star IN the EAST
swAssEa IPil i1sd hssDsr rsrfns Gale
"a March for Asyasl; March 3 Champion Mayo Maur
ys D. sa
YORK s sss 4 a as .sss asn t'
s sna ar sa Ssrs
mer san 9d arr 10Th for and ss
Friend Maya SAIL schrs May Queen Backminster do 2th
s sis see a &c. e sssa
SynNfy Nsw, jan 2f-Sld Oak Hin, Carlton, San Fran
cisco; Feb A. Prioress Mitchell, Manila
II % A sss Taniss sine a,
Peerless for do do; Rescue, wtg Vckery EYork just
ar. Going in 9th, schr Anna links. from Boston
S6rA April lsn port bark James Cook Arey, for New
York in about days. brig Andrew Peters Mcfarland from
DO h. Sid 18th, brs Young America Dorchester New
York.
TAInEr, April 9--Arr Posa, Minde Eyork.
TaooE. April s--Sid DIANA Hszene, Havana; 18th, Jas
Gray, Plummer, do.
TfxFr- April lo-Arr Johanna Brons Bouman Nvork
WATERFORD PASSAGE Aprn n--sld W A Brown, Hammond
Newport
wuAAPoA March Arr ships Darlington, Mather, frou
ShanPhae via Hong Kong 2sth for Bangkok dg Inde
pendence ihrane for Havana ldg Comet Todd for NYor
do, Challenge for San Francisco.
crhe latest via Queenstown)
IivERPoo. Aptl l4-Arr steamship Europa, New York
ships Surprise, and Devon, do; Alecto, Baltimore.
American Ports.
BALTIMORE, April 2bArr schr Seeing, Tall Charesto
via Wilmington NC Cid ship Simeon, Langley. Rotterdam
videnoe II Brown, Warren Snowfall, Md Gid bark Glen
wood Glover Queenstown; kech President Benson, Cham
i pon Liverpool.
| 26th AM-Arr brig r Kirkland Knight Arecibo; sch
Peerless Patterson, do. Cid bark Julia (forl, Borkmau
Queenstown and mkt schrs Ringlsher, Crook, Bias
Harriet James, East River, Va.
| GALVESTON, April EAR bark A l. Reed, Sawyer, Liv
erpool,
| SAN FRANCISCO April Barr steamship Golden Age
Panama. SID 2th ship Great Republic Limeburner Liver
pool; lNh, steamship ST Louis, fansms.
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ARRIVED.
eesm ftgate Niagara, Capt HcKesn, Bos' AS hours
, s,ssar sa g5sI Lane Fsssce Ar7.rc,,
s traate Constitution 10 TOW.
SD ScSan honssch, cage LserFoo Nafoh e, with gait
ship fssea,s Pre- Igsooi March rs vh nese SGD
S2 sanpe sossT,ss. 20 se'haveu, T9tsr 'avsurah
reirett, pDd spoke sutau, o. sosion
BsIs nogs,on. share Liverpool via Havana April Il, 70
BARK Cc2edc Cs1sl Eoussantb, ccula Va Gnrt,er 81
stys ~i,h marble &c, sui "A passenger, TO valerie
BsrE Nsrvo GRIM, er,ysall. April IT. vl'b raeess,-
s pssq ~ V3 ION inst ~ ,a 81 los y nv spote Ss1F
bs+s Faas, Lddie, nsaDTss April ~ adh vear to 10
sstE Hedec Crosby. ssg4a, A9 &C. VITA sugar &C. TO
sls Ocean ksss 81 ea!fera Gaze. Ecs.gcis tee 70
o. len 90 o. spoke brig Cceao tse ON phuadephs steer
er.s Issbsl seurmaro Tapss Pcr. ~ Pnac,, Arrl Is
wi.a conee ac . 4 hurrss, Jr ,
hs wiz sugar. ass ac Is 81 oas a ss N'0N
b.s a. IA Or! Bfo"a hsssAu NJ ~ eAse "1A sponge
rs! 'E we, ss Ho~sq c.es ssP're 4. sSy Z;
nv 3 sAS ssnna ssSs nsEs cgs ssr y;
sss q T Erst a'9 son os 81 sFu 70 WITH
>sh Perry lof sgcksr2rg s,csts .ar Csyts, April
thr them 6: sssis Green, ssaurss sdsys WITH o.,
chr gso ssngha,n 81 I6Iadcirs'l souteer Remedies,
Senr i. fsy .of ehIsde pni., sh,rhsrc Ess.au ~,
ri q, With Of ir3n &C. % DOS Enena
scar E.sssc Lorg Nassau, Mp, Arnl &c With sa 70 r
schr strstca El'msr klexandr.s dsvs ash irst ia
he CHESAPEAKE passed sesas1ip Philadelphia, hslce Tor
Annapolis.
sehf Urrtr coWi, Smith, Baltimore. adavp
StlE Nm cement, llsrc, PAuAdelphts fer New Bsten.
Schr Sax talbot, Hsehsna, &c drya
fcbr Eomp, ---, Eeatroft " dSya
Echr Wenoc " Gwen, geunysyiiie dare
Schr Triumph, Sterling CioIces,er. DAYS
scir fall, sratt, PORTLAND, 1T 2says
rchr Ana -'ppie, Hscon Nltany for 'Rrsien.
Hutr q vrant Rsase Port q sen Tor post3r
siacp tacketcue Allen, Providence Z rrys.
Ssesiuee tgnsrtsa, Arsy. Ngs HSJfaa
Htslfna Pesgtin. Williams. er0ytaence
BFLow
Al u h,uaeF. from I,ndon
>f1 EfU tate " r. "a rverroJ for -hlsscrhia-
Both ~ plot httf Woes Grirses
Ahir Mavret, rom Lsys-rsc Ne Oh e.
Wac n s1r8a nv.
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The principal feature of the market last week
was dulness. Prices fuctuated freely on the war
rumors which reached the city from Baltimore and
the South; yesterday they closed better on more
favorable news, but there was very little real bus.
ness done. The stocks OF tile border slave States
are no lower than they were week ago; virginas
are better. 1t is not little surprising that PEG
pie should be found willing to give forty cents on
the dollar for the stocks of State like Virginia,
which, however the present contest may end, will
be certain TO be ruined by it. The destruction of
the Norfolk Navy Yard and the Harpers Ferry
Arsenal, which establishments, between them,
gave support to many thousand Virginia families,
Is an indication of the ruin and devastation which
war brings in its train. In a few days we shall
begin to hear of wholesale stampedes of slaves
from all parts Of the State. If the war lasts many
months, as it promises to do, the $3.50 900 900
worth of slaves, which are entered in the
census as the leading item Of property owned
by citizens of Virginia, will not be worth
much. As to haryests and agricultural and
industrial operations, they are of course sus-
pended, and will be neglected until peace is
restored. To expect that under these circum-
stances, the State of Virginia pay her interest,
is absurd The probability is that no more interest
win be paid on the bonds Of any border slave
State, and that such bonds are absolutely and
wholly worthless. The Governor Of Missouri is
said 10 have " diverted" the money set aside for
the payment of interest on Missouri bonds to the
arming Of rebel force. The State government
Of Tennessee is suspected Of flooding our market
with bonds issued for a similar purpose and
authorized by the Legislature in secret session.
Owners Of Kentuckies, North Carolinas, &C., resid-
ing in those States are sending them here for sale
at any price, in the belief that the secession move
ment has rendered them vaueless. These con.
siderations induced the Board Of Brokers, day or
two since, to consider the propriety Of striking from
the list the stocks of rebel States. The propo-
siton was laid over, on the ground that there are
too many outstanding contracts in these stocks;
that their exclusion from the list would cause grea
confusion It may be questioned, however, wheth
or retaining them on the list may not some day
cause at least equal confusion. In the desperate
condition of the political leaders Of such States as
Missouri and Virginia, there is no guarantee tina,
they may not issue fraudulent bonds and send
them for sale here. They are quite likely to re
pudiate all bonds held at the North. Is il right IN
der these circumstances, for the Board of Broker:
to continue to be the instrument Of possible frauds
of this character! Could not day be fixed after
which no dealings in border slave State stock:
shall be allowed? Meanwhile we caution the pub
lie against buying these stocks at any price. 81
far as we can Judge they are absolutely without
any value whatever.
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NEW YORK HERALD.


Married,
GcsaAx-BAuxy in Brooklyn, L. T., on THURSDAY
April as by Rev. John A. Paddoc& Gscx.s H. GoszAx 10
LOUISE eldest daughter Of Montgomery J. Bailey, n d.
all OF Brooklyn.
Western and Long Island papers Please copy.
LOT-0AKIEy-0n Saturday, April 2T by the Rev
Moses Ballou, Mr. EIAM l.. LzsT to Sllss virginia IL
daughter Of Charles Oakley, Esq AL OF tnis city.
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S HIP PIN q NEW s 4.
Port Of New York, April -, 1851.

ALMANAC Yo2 INV rcES-Trfs DAT.
suS Risss............... OF NOON HIsrs. ncru
sd " hGA sAzKa l. -
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THE FIREniEN.

THE FI.EMET.
LXEMPT rIREhEN.--TO CARLISLE NORWOOD, ESQ,
~ Chairman Of meeting Of Exempt tiremen.
meeting held April 20 nstant) request that you win call
meeting of the Exempt members for Monday evening next
April - AZ O'clock to hear and take action report Of
said committee.
JOIN g. STORM,
VIVA. WOoDHtLL,t
C1IAS McDOUGAL, }c.,,n,,,..
JOHN LVNFS, SeN""seeS'
JOHN GAaCfA
JOHN DECKER, Chief Engineer
In accordance vita the foregoing the Exempt
OF the city OF New York requested 10 meet 1T Fire
mems Hall Monday evening, April -. at O'Clock.
CARLISLE NORWOOD Chairman.
JoHS T. ROLLINS, Secretary.
L,IRE DEPARTMENT Ar A SPECIAL MEEiIRG OF
Niagara kpgiue Company No. 4, held at the Engine
House. the follow ing preamble and resolutions were adopt
cd
Whereas, has pleased Divine Providence remove from
our MIDST our sle brother member Mr. James Ravens
croft: therefore, be 1T
Resolved That 10 his loss the company deeply feel the sd
bce ycment aud deem mia the last tribute of respect that
pay 10 his memory and to who know him living
and well and cherished his acquaintance,
boh solemn and aecngt Is like scveling the Last bright
link IL the chain of friendship vast circle of his friends
his loss geve is olspeLgston which It'll
drawn him at the dawn Of his ulnes from the
OF life and from the society Of kindred
Kind aud affect onae In his dspo nton hearted and
generous impulse, he won the friendship Of all Who wer
brought within the circle OF his acquaintance deeply
shsn We eheri1h his memory: and that the
bpdre III mourning for thirty DAYS.
Resolved That OF the above resolutions be
| YoRN uWR,Lp, sunday Leader ard SUNDAY Mercury
JOSEPH r. READY,
JASES ROGERS, Committee.
EDWARD j. HOGAN.
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. lSAAt u. Ia tbh, n. d.,
Presiden; " Bellevue oospItai Medical college

NOTICE TO TAXPANERS.--GFrTOr or THE COW
IN mifs0ners Taxes and Assessments - Chambers
street, New York January J. EaONce Ia hereby gwen
IN tie Assessment Rolls Of Real and Personal Estate
city and county Of New oTk for TIE 1891 VIII
opened on Monday the lith instant for public nspecon
sive All taxpayers earnestly requested snd eY
annie the in that Gny in the assessments
sy DC ccrrects Also all panons entitled b. Law 10
ion their sessmeus BY of being c.rgymen
for misry services and ~ raGy aud chartabe nsttu
tons by exempt from Sxlt rslueSisd 9e
rpprs for such reduction exemption previous
closing oi the rJl.s on the alih day cf april.
The following section cf the act Oi 2 H. 1880 is pub
lished FOR the Information 81 taxgsy are
Section ~ Daring he time the books sh7l for pub
Inc Inspection, heretofore prov de application may be nnlo
~ pcfop consid ring ems eggrieved BY the
valuation OF s cal personal estate the
rccted IT such APPLICATION be .Lad6 IN relation
scss.d yauE;n 81 real estate be made writing
stating the grounds Of elton tere1 ard tfcrfnpan
Commiss shan examine into the complaint ard IL
their Judgment the ssent = erroneous IN dian
TIE came 10 be corrected II such arpcIlos made
a0n 70 tho assessed vHuarion OF pctsnA estate
cant shan be examined under call b. the said Commission
Who ths b. authoazed 70 admnsto such Data any
of them and u 10 h' nignen. the assessment y
os, they fba cause tie % BE- corrected aad is
amCuct Of nent they believe o. be ius
ard declare their decision her3Ca within thirty days
such arrlc alton shall have been made them rc1uc
ton shall be msde by he BOARD of Supervisors Of
reel md personal estate imposed undc-
~ agWered unable attend within the period PIE
scrbed for tho cton Of taxes By OF sickness
ahsenre from the CITY, q gf0 chapter ne,tlon VI
A. =. WILLIAMSON, commissioners
wv SEowS. Gss assar a..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

UELLEyUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL CoLhEGE
ID FRANK Il HAMILTON, 81 D. Professor or yu.,rv
Surgery Pathology and Accidents Bones c,nlnu- his
courre Monday Wednesday md Friday In the amphthca
re Of Bellevue nc spital Al l2;Uf NJ. James r. Wood
II Professor of Operative Surgery and Surgical Pathology
vii lecture Operative Surgery directly after PROBES or
iiamcns lectures Medical ocS of the Army and Navy
all no intend TO the service applying ro
sor Weed viii lie furnished With material FOR operations.
There VIII be 10 charge made The medical profession
all Tho are intergstt d are i.ylted 70 attend
ISAAC e. TAILOR, D.
Presden; " Bellevue 0ospltai Medical college
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

sAFtKDAI, April ~ + N
Asirs The marke. was quiet and prices uraltered.
READHrtfs--Flour-Thc receipts being light, the
market WAS again irmer, and closed at an advance Of
Be. ioc. per Dbl The transactions embraced about
200 bis closing within tie following ranged prices
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ErAETrD.- c.MAT-ca CBV GEE ggIEsc- RE-
w reading In SuEqusagrra county pa IS eesred of
Mary Bush widow a. Themes S,;8l vic rla-d
poi' twenty i've years aus trsassced the wno'ees
bcnT sraiEeV ~ = hrc strtet ~ III Tie res-edso1c
in Bsccklyn. Address Bush box JIG Rroos7n Poet
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VAchT gEsEcoA Ycs sALE. SKI cAA Ell sE1N
D A. lrstnrl4r.
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GRAND HorrL prs TRoIe TvPrRErRs.
" ho r - &c slyoli Pia~p du niss 'tnyG, Paris
Tls magnificent hcte c1nigf ~ '4rr4 a1i sina c'r or
arc Apartments Tsere nru rate table dAcic o. ucl ce
uiArers n csgte ~ a1td price
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C0pARTNFRsHIP EOfICrs.

4E ono 10 Sl0Un-A GENTLEMAN or EXrg
go VVU renee would IKE TO invest from $500 70
8htDe IN and give his individual attention % rsspast bl
business already ea,ablished and fair profits Address
Union, boz ll5 u efald Office
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Wheeler d Wilson's Impr0vod Sewing
Machines st reduced prices Office COS Broadway.
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GAs FIXTURES, &C
Vt s1bfHEN PFTLRN, 70Y Broadway
Offers for sale at reduced prices
tPLNNDfD ASSORTMENT or GAS rIXTEEgB.
FRENCH B2ON2Es. DIRECT IkPORrATICN
Consisting Of Mattel Ornament Sisue.es Groups
stands &c.
PLUMBING AND GAS E--TrNG
Attended 70 az usual at Nd 81 Fourth street and No Astse
House, Barclay STREE
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. ny xA6B agNEsE Gf Bill IaED ThRLNs vI1H
n ~ = shsgps Cusdiors, pstsued Soy. 10, loss, pre-
roa1nead best iva igfr 81 b. t1Ary ye III al
VIII be- rof heap Ter csh AZ hs rsnuacory i8 Fulta-
street.. Few ssccnd mend abbs
JyfLAlshDs -TR8E AG~LGa rtsTi.I ~ osYayF<
ID ksctlnc II cbsllener any, IL $40 whose sishisa.
tsurst Hngca, bresng hsik 'runl forty
pievera cu1tsstaais Invited NY se tssi,.
Piaying saler tnoms 40 luin Hrd ~ sAn~ Ngss 10
tnepufactuc Cor rsle $50 tsuo A~y 90 aa,sa
maze tqual Cor An2lig nntaisrf NcdcN snd
ENsEge nRis w R@asf5 q, Sr, Utr3eates - ~ re
A. "a s.~9A>.
a. sA&t--B'bLtA-D rsrLs. Lis r.hS. yft9
f ~ plWt NJ slo = flak FL oa. pc 49, Hr-aa,
mrd~ ~ SUISSE FHt4A tha atUv 70 - 500
rstK4 tul1 uhty Car b. - Uto RI tpt scfres
G. 'lau 10y street Prouslyt.
DheyANs Fti1s.-ED Ab.se Ay3
y 81 ta.t ~ re Cca prices. Z = $50 I'LL ~
.---as- = S-h-.. D., & ~t,-.! t.,.sL !. 4
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THE END.

SPLENDID FrsHSG.--We saw, the
l4th, the most splendid lot Of trout that ev-
or gladdened an epicure's eyes. They
were caught ID The Equinox Trout Pond,
by three gentlemen, George I. Rogers,
Esq, Samuel A. Warner, Esq, and Chas.
+. orvis, Esq. The number Of trout tax
ca was fory-,wo; the smalles, was little
short OF half pound, and the largest
(caught by Mr.. Rogers weighed about
Two pounds. Mr. Charles +. 0rvis Is the
most accomplished and scientific angler We
know Of. Mr.. Rogers proved TO the big
,rout's discontinue il.ai he had IN cniic
ing turn Of mind and Mr.. Warner warnes
the fishes with a vengeance. The party
vas cut little more than an hour. Th,
largest iwc-round trout was safely landes
on terra frma with . nd weighing oni1
six oonccs. II this Is nc, fine fishing. "
o. no knaN wlat is-
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'ilis hshds above bis head be tossd,
And be wildly murmurel ~ Lost Lost iosti''
Halter Se0H.
There i nothing so sad in human his
tory as the loss Of good and true woman.
Let Cnsar's go,--let Napoleon's lade-let
all the Conquerors "bile the dust, but,
my brother men, who may read these
lircs, you, hope, will agree with me,
that il Is shameful and wicked thing
TO trea, woman unkindly.
We left Chylena--or rather she left her
cottagc-mysteriously. She bad eloped,
And where is she now !
Its bleak night in Broadway. A girl,
with faded dress, and far more faded
face, is coldly walking through that heart
less thoroughfare ALI whittier is gone
the Beauty Of the Battenkills Could she
recognize her own face, which IN her days
Of purity was mirrored in the translucent
stream a sad, solemn girl; and be-
licve that more solemn sermons are
preached on the stones Of great cities by
females, than ever were preached by Mr.
Kalloch or DIR. Pomeroy. Ii is dismal
night poor girl she fancied she had
friends, but the worst Of it is that friend:
are terribly scarce-and where is Mr.
Parker Pipps z
Thinking Of him clinging to his mem
ory--weeping, despairing, goes on the
Beauty Of the Battcnkill-loving him L
the last. Ali poor deserted Chylena
Fancy, reader, the river that runs no
far from Mount Equinox ;--imagine I
young girl coming back TO her early home
deserted and despairing. just think 0
the cottage with roses round the porch
and Chylena, with her sweet voice talking
TO the bird that in its carefully kept cage
hangs among the flowers and then, lool
at the Beauty Of the Battenkill as sh,
stands shivering on the brink of tn
river which TO her is no Jordan-stream
Sailors are familiar with that illusioi
named the Calenture. Far from home
the mariner looks with intensely cage
eyes into the sea, and fancies he behold
there, his home and its surroundings ii
jumps overheard and 10 drowned.
So with Chylena. She beheld all til
scenes Of her girlhood-her pure, innocer
childhood what other pictures sh
beheld, God and the Angels only know
There was futtering Of white robe o
the Baticnkill--a sob on its banks; an
then, silence wen, hand in hand wi.
Death
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4 Good thing that Everybody
should Have.
Humphreys Specific Homcc-
palaic cmcdies.
Lhi oc Haaphfeys Specific Homeopathic Rem
cfies

Lii or Hamphfeg's Specific Homeopathic Rea-
ciies
Retail price Of single Box, crSrs
No. 4. For Fever, Congestion aud
inflammation, heat, pau, iestlcssncss, 20
For Worm Fever. Worn Collie,
Voraeuus appetite, Wctting the bed, 70
3.-Eor collie. toetl,ng, crying, and
aakeiuness, slow growth, and iccbucss Of
iufnts, 70
&. For DiarFhca, Of children - ad-
ulis. cholera infantum, and summer COM
plant, 20
J.-Tor Dyscntery, or Bloody fluS,
Collie, Grpugs, Bilious Collie, ialldS sculcry, "a
G.-Eor Cholera, cholera morhus, uau-
sea aud vomiting, asthmatic breathing, "a
a. For toughx, colds, hoarsncss, brou-
chits, influenza and sore throat, 20
s.-FOf EooIhaclic, facc-aehc, ner-
/ sons paius, neuralgia, aud tic doloreux, 81
/ 0.-Eor Headache, sickheadaehcs,
/ vertigo, rush Of blood 70 the head, -
/ no. Tor dyspepsia, weak, acid or
/ deranged stomach, constipation, liver CONE
/ plant, ~
iI.-Eor Suppressed WcnScs. or
seanty, o. painful o. delaying, Green sick.
| ness, "a
~. For Lcucorrhca or Whites, or
I bearing down, leo lftlhhc niehhtt, It
M. For CRorp hoarsc, cruupy cough, DIFF
| heult and oppressed breathing, -
ia Foa san RubuN ,etusiy pruptions, cry
4 sipclas, scald head, BARRIERS itch, ~
B5.--Fop RHEUMATISM, pain, lamencsa, on
soreness Id TIE chest, baek, sides 81 limbs, ~
/ f1. foR fEyLR AND AGuE, intermittent
1 fever, -
/ I7.-FoR PftEs, internal and external,
! blind, or bleeding, recent or obstinate, 80
aS.-F0R OrfiALAf1, weak on lhtmel Eyes
| or ElysipclAs, falling or weak sight, %
t0.--Fon CATABun, acute o. hronic, dry
or flowing, cold il the head, influenza, u
/ 90.-FoR WnooPfNG CouGH, shortening and
| palliatiug it, OF spasnodic cough, u
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99.-Fon Fan DISCHARGES, noise ia the
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2l.-foR GESrnM DEnIur, physical o.
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20, nausea, vomiting bt
27.-URINAuY DISEASES, Gravel Renal
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! 2S.--Fon SEMINAL EMISSIONS, and conse-
queni prostration and debility, %
20.--FaR SoRE Mourn on CANKEn, u
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