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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-09
ARREST OF THE CAPrOR OF THE sTEAnER
HT. NICHOLAS.

hAIJIMOKE, July 3, 1871.
There is tremendous excitement In town nbort the
a7res' or Captain Colonel Richard rhonas The FfeDea
lsdy who captured tho steamer S. Nicholas Ee s wei
known here, and has many friends among the lIst
families the city Not having letters Of masqoo
from President Davis for bis prctcon be regarded
no other aght than as pira.e pr &c, and viii be
treated by General Banks Thomas On his
Jiva, at Port Mcenyy 'ba be Coiene and expected
10 DO treated az sucb by beiueerepts
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NEWS FROM BALTIMORE.

tknERAL COMMISSIONERS TO RICHMOND, ETC.
BALTIMORE, July 8. 1851.
j 70 wen known bere that Hon. Henry May, the newly
elected Union member Congress from he -Four district
tbs State left tbs city Tuesday last for Richmond
where be IS Previous 10 starting be bad inter-
view with President Lincoln, but fer what pUrpoee 10
lot known. II believed that be invited 10 Rich.
mend by JEFF Davis, and that bc accompanied by
two prominent Ct Pennsylvania both ssyoEg cop
portere Of tbe administration.
BY order Of General Banks o section Of The Bcsscn
artillery under command Of AdjutAnt Foett left Nopu-
mept square for camp 10 The surprise Of many Citizens
who supposed the entire corps going. sufficient
force however, remains 10 maintain The public peace
whenever menaced. Tho change IN the petition Of tbs
section Of artillery be, Perhaps owing both 10 The
newed confidence Of General Barks tho loyalty Of the
city, and also 70 the necessity of little more eapser
a camp.
The Union City Convention met this afternoon. Bnt
twenty ono out Of one hundred members present
No action tahep and the Convention adjourned until
Thursday.
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FAIJyMoRE July 8, leeJ.

fAl1JMoRE July 8, lecJ-
Lieutenant Carmichael, Ct Ptcvost Marshal KenIS p
police, went down The river IN tg, and boarded the
steamer Mary Washington, 10 arrest man named Mem
Green, who was charged with being engaged IN TIE
rot The l9Ih Of April; and who u YVES thought would
come en- beard ht The PshuJCut On coming up The
river be sscertained that Capt Thomas, Of 81 Mary
county, who toos command or the ST. Nichoas aud
headed the pirates, ALEC beard, with Of he
confedera.os; their object, supposed, being 10
another steamer in sm,lar Lieut. Carmichael %
eestnebress CT Of Fort Henry, ordered Tho captain
etop 1t the wharf, where he made known The facts
General Banks who ordered company Of MASSACHUSETTS,
iroope 70 arrest all on beard Seven Of The pirates
found but Captain Thomas bad concealed himself and
after hours search, found hid 10 large bureau
drawer 10 the ladies' cabin.
II win be remembered ne went aboard Tho g. Ncbo,as
disguised n Fl ench j0dy. They ell detained nt
the Fort with several Witnesses who board be
g. Nicholas as The Do OF the eeizoTe, :pclodg Der
captain and eI gIneeYe.
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TIE REBELLION.

TIE REBELLION.
Important News from
Washington.
Arrival Of a Rebel Officer with
Dispatches from jeff. Davis
to the President.
~o~~o~.>>~~~>o~~Dv>>>-
Speculations as to the Nature
Of tho Communication
REPORTEDrIGHT kTEDWARDSFERRY
Operations OF Gen. Patfer-
sons Division.
Brisk Skirmishing Between the
Hostile Pickets.
Twenty-Five Thousand Rebels Between
MartinSbug and Winchester.
Nsws Of a Battle Between Gen. Pat
tsrsOn's and Gen. Jobsston's
Forces Hourly Expected.
>I>o>.>,O>ooooo>oo--o~-
Reported Engagement at
GIenville, Va.
IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS OF CON GREsS.
GREAT EXCITEMENT N BAL TlM0RE.
Arrest Of the Captor Of the Steamer
st. TIieholas,
Asr tss 10
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MASSACHUSETTS, TROOPS EN- ROUTE.

Boston, July g. 1851,
The Second Massachusetts regiment, Ccl. Gudon efa
al three O'Clock this afternoon by special train 10 Toton
where they take the gteamor for New York The regi
meat has been in camp Two months 10 CT excellent ma
teral well drilled The uniform Is that worn In the
regular servce One hundred horses and Necessary
MURDER OF CAPT. HOWELL, u. 9. A.
ILLINOIS raooPS LEAVE QUINCY FOR THE SCENE
OF EXCITEMENT,
Especial despatch TO the Chicago Democrat
QUIsCy, ILL.,. July 5, 1891
Canton, Mo-, tcanten is poor village OF Lews county
No the Mieessipp river, 1e1 miles above st. LOUIS
and few miles from Quincy, Ill the oppoaits side OF
the river OF the dissemination OF Capt Howell OF tho
there yesterday the eecessonsts hoised flag which
Captain Howell ordered taken down This ptar sreoce
with their flag caused very bitter feeling Some words
passed between eome members Of the party among
whom was Richard Seward, hotel keeper and Captap
Howell The latter started TO 90 home and when pass-
ing the hotel Seward out, calling upon Howell 10
defend himsef and Immediately shot him dead.
Fhe Germans surro nded the murdereI's house to
guard against his escape I'LL legal could be made
messengers TO lagrange where they chartered
ferry boat back 70 take assistance from Lagrange.
Col. Palmer OF the Eleventh regiment, left here at
seven O'Clock this morning with four hundred men, all
MED by Quartermaser General Wood and Adutsnt Gene
ral Maiher for the scene Of and voy time
was anticipated.
] hear that Senator Green's brother has a company
by the seceeeion party Can't learn what strength
they muster but Canton had the reputation Of beng
the hottest secession hole In Northwestern Missouri.
The celebration Of the Fourth passed OH finely, with
Two companies Of cavalry, IN the regular 1erve passed
through here yesterday, bound east
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THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.


The ereatest secrecy prevails relative 10 the object
Lieutenant Colonel rayoss mission with the flag OF
The fact that The Colonel has reached here with flag
common property, consequently the greatest excitement
prevails - 70 the object Of bis mission
Great indignation expressed by the people Whenever
i minated in crowd that there 10 any purpose 10
compromise with the rehele.
Al about eleven O'Clock tonight, General Van HeEsae-
lar, one Of General SCOTS aids despatched 10 Tie
White BOuse 10 confer with The President The latter
wss IN bed, but WINS called up and interview had
but the result is profound eecIet, which would not
veal for ihe sele,
lnformatiou received hero tonight, is 30 TIE
effect that General Bark, UPON lesypir
from different that the Mary Washington
lying 81 Of the wbarves To Baltimore about leav
ing for Point lookout, contained quite lumber rebos
several Of whom tie rlngleadeys 10 SEEING the
steamer st. Nicholas ordered her to DO aeized four
rebel prieoners were taken, one Of whom was a maa
named Thomas. They were conveyed 10 .bo guard
house.
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NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA,
OPERATIONS OF GEN. PArpEEsoH'3 d..
VISION.

tiolONs
BALTIMORE July 3, 1861.
letter 70 the Americcs, dated Mlr;'usbusg oh mt
announces tho arrival of Major poubeays bsIery md
the Rhode Island battery says tina, General Pater-
foas entire army lie encarped in am around Marins.
burg, and that no forward movement hsd taken pa.e
General Johnston had been reinforced by 1900 men -oz
Manassas and mad taken his stand fight 1t Buskr
Eli, seven miles distant, with 10 eco sto,ps Largo
numbers Of troops passed through Baltimore yesor,I,y
and last night to strengthen Patteons column Tho re-
smenis that parsed early yesterday morning expected
to cross the Potomac this morning at wilarnsport.
REPORTED SKIRMIaH AT CHENILLE, va.
BUcHaArNoN, Va, July 8, 1851.
courier who has arrived here from Webster reports
four companies Of the Nineteenth Ohio regiment a, Glen
vle about forty miles distant to southwest aro be.
rieged by picked regiments OF vrgrians and LEO i-
lta under o. Jennings whe Colonel Tyler, Of tho
Seventh regiment has marched 20 thor relief nom
Weston, and the Tenth regiment Colonel Iybe uss
gone forward to their re.cue from this place.
NEWS FROH MARTyNsBrRG.
BALTIMORE, July 8, 1851.
Three letters from tho correspondent Of tho press At
kartnsburg have just beer received r,s
dated Saturday evening. There has been no movement
% yet towards Winchester, and hosss advance
enemy.
Firing was exchanged between the pckos CT the So.
venih regiment and Captain Grind company yeser day,
which resulted in the retreat Of tbe rebels, and 10 tho
belief that some Of them were wounded.
Two Union pickes cApturei this morning at tho
house Of man named Small two and a half miles below
here They were surrounded by ten rebel cavalry Tho
capture was entirely owing to the mprudepoe Of Tho
pckets In venturng beyond their posts.
Under false report the Eighth, Sixteenth and Ninth
Ponnsyvania regiments, the Scott Legion Captain
Royals company OF Second cavalry were turned out
and marched two miles souhward. Today AT rocu there
firing the extreme right at scattering troop
ers, but there caausltIee.
General Johnston 10 said 70 have 26 900 tnen between
this point and Winchester, and twenty Two pieces Of
cannon.
In the affair 10 day General Cadwssder led sbo troors
in person, with the Scott Legion the column
In the affair at EAinesviie General Patcrson com
mauded the troops in person, and gavo Ill orders.
General Paiserson's despatch 30 tee Toysranent waa
erroueously elegrapaed. II should have read "taor
instead Of stem" thcusand tie extent Of Genera,
Jackson's routed force
The Rhode Ihand battery reached WiliauspoIt on The
4th inst.
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AFFAIRS AT ALEXANDRIA.

NIkNAHUFIA, o, Ib0I
Eec', rom oil the camps and ouiposts represent Sd
quiet to-day, AID 10 mcveme nj whatever Jet made.
Tho weather IL extremely hot
Locomotive No. 1eo which was sunk In tho Potomac
some wssse ego, has been success uJly raised AID
brought asawa VI slishtly lonsasd soDsttop
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NEW SERIES=zNO. 1929

unjust War on our part, which, whatever its
issue, would stain the, reputation of this
country, and expose us to the just reproach-
es of the Americans in after time. Such
acts, we feel sure, England win not com.
init, even to save her greatest manufacture
Whenever the Northerners have estab-
hshed an effectual blockade they will be
free to keep it up without Interference ON
our part.
But here another consideration arises -
LIS the blockade everywhere effectual It
certainly is not. As might be expected,
when few frigstes and corvettes undertake
to seal up three thousand miles of coast,
there is in the great majority of places no
blockade at all Few only of the American
vessels are steamers, and these are not the
fastest class The consequence is that yes
sells are running the blockade every day
The Federal authorities are just now in a
great passion because steamer, the Ber-
muda, has got inte Savannah with large
cargo of munitions of war. That such a
thing can be done at one of the principal
Atlantic ports shows how Intellectual must be
the general blockade ofthe coast. We would
therefore, remind the Government of Wash
ington that it is only real blockade that
foreign nations are bound TO recognize
But we must also remind our Lancashire
friends that the event also shows that the
cutting off of the cotton supplies is the
work of the South as much as of the North
IL ships can get in, they can also get out !;
and, if the South desired to send us cotton
it has not lacked the opportunity. But it
seems to be true that all cotton expectation
has been forbidden by the Confederate Gov
ernment, in order that foreign nations may
be forced to take side in the quarrel II
would i'll become England to make herself
the toel of such Vaccinations.
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Young, Frederick, Hearn's company.

Young, Frederick, Hearn's company,
wounded in the shoulder.
Wiley Doyle, of Wilkinson's company,
died on the way down. Lieut.. JAS Walker,
SON of A. j. Walker, Esq, of this city, was
taken home and died soon after reaching
there's; he will be buried. from Calvery
Church at II o'clock this morning. Dr.
Keller last evening reported the patients in
hospital at the 0verton Hotel to be gener-
ally doing WELL no deaths had occurred.
Charles Taylor, who had a canister shot
pass through his right side, breaking two or
tnree RIBS IN its passage, was able to walk
which was found under the skin in the
back. -
Mr. John Saffarrans was cheerful and able
10 converse yesterday; his wound is q seri-
GUS one. Mr.. John G.. Finnie was progress
ing fayorably. In addition TO the arrivals
py the Hill, few patients came in yester-
day by the Yszoo. We learn, TO our sur
prise, that the patients were put on the Hill,
for trip that lasted from 8 o'clock on Sat-
urday night until O'Clock yesterday morn
ing without single medical attendant to
see to them during the trip. If surgeons
were scarce and wanted at Columbus, any
number required could have been got from
this city if they had been telegraphed for
Not only was this omission made but not 8
morsel OF food was placed on board for their
sustenanee during the "trip. All that the
boat could do from its own stores was to
provide breakfast. Esq. Richards, John
Newcombe, and Ben. Morgan, Esqs, who
were on board, put all the money they had
together, and the boat landed twice TO ena-
BILE 1t to purchase provisions. The zeal and
attention of these gentlemen do them in
finite credit. They went ashore resolved if
any body who had provisions should refuse
| TO sell. to steall them and foreibly seize
what the suffering soldiers required.
On Sunday David Vollmer, of Stokes
company, who was killed in the battle, was
buried; large number of military and cit
izens attended. The body Of Major Butler,
of the l1th Louisiana, who died on Sunday
morning, was brought down by the Yazoo,
and was taken down for Louisiana last even
ing by the Ferd. Kennett.
At the hospital at the 0verton Hotel, the
ladies we're sewing all day on Sunday pre-
pairing bed clothes for the men. They at
tended in sufficient numbers yesterday to
perform all the services required of them
Old linen and other necessary articles were
sent.in freely. No amputations were found
necessary yesterday, but several shots we're
extracted Contributions of money and nee-
sssaries have come in freely; the sympathies
of our citizens are strongly aroused, and
nothing will be left undone that may be re-
quired for the comfort and solace of the suf-
fering soldiers sl.aT
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Loss OF Col. Tappan's Arkansas
Regiment. Na


CoLUNBus, KY, Nov. 9.
EDITORS APPEAL: knowing that you are
desirous of getting all the information you
cen in relation to the recent fight on the
other side of the river, and being desirous
of relieving the minds of many of the
friends and relatives of the members of my
regiment, who live in your vicinity, have
prepared q fell and complete list of all the
killed, wounded and missing of my regiment,
which you viii find enclosed herein. You
will oblige me greatly by publishing ii.
s Yours, very respectfully, -
- a J. C. TAPPAN, - 49,.
Col. 18th Reg't Ark. Vols.
List Of KILLED, Missing and Wounded of the
18Th Regiment of the Arkansas Volunteers,
battle of the 1h iastaat, opposite Columbus,
Kentucky.
COMPANY A-cAPT. LAMBERT.
Killed-R.J j. Lanford. Mortslly wounded
Il. d. Hackleman and Charles Flynn,
(since desd.) Slightly wounded-H. e.
Hilton, Ser ct Heshsll, G.. b. Phillips and
Andrew Drusnusky and w. j. Wilkins.
COMPANY B-cAPT. SHELTON.
Killed a J. Fulkerson. Badly wounded
Lieut. T. r. Shelton, A. W. Yerst, A. N.
Allen and Jas. Welsh. Slightly wounded
]. L. Moore. a.sis&s
COMPANY c-cAPT- HARRIS. &
Killed-C. A Hames. Slightly wounded
Lieut.. Jas. Hall, Robt- Ellis, Geo. Browne,
Tillmsn Peck, James Peck, P. Fl. Brad
shaw, Wm. Reams and VIM. Goferth- Miss
ing-L d. Hood, Al. Hydrick, William
Goodwin, Jno. Henderson and NJ. Hogan.
COMPANY D-cAPr. RALrouR.
Kined-David Lamb. Missing -Ser'gt
Davidson, j. B. Bingham, j. N. Stevens
and Jno. NJ. West. zf
COMPANY E.-cAPT. TRNNIsos.
Slightly wounded-w. H. Gamble, G. w.
Heron, F. Noble, ]. L. Robertson and
S. W. Cook. Missing. B. Davis, G. b.
Dickson and j. NJ. jackson.
COMPANY F-c.Pr. wILDs.
Badly wounded-D. C. Wilkinson, E. c..
Hill, j. A. Cummings. Slightly Wounded
L. P Hide, H. Dacus, w. M. Smith, Miss
ing-G. NJ. Berton, Daniel Howard, Martin
Evans. 1aasess sa rsssia
COMPANY G-cAPT. DUNN & ae3
+. Killed-A. r. Rose, John Wagner. Bad.
Iy younded-B w. James. Missing-Ste-
phen Furquay, John NJ. Price:
COMPANY H-CAPT. CRUMP.
Badly wounded-Chas. Smith, Jno. Heg
land M. Bismus, Alexander Sands, -
McKaglsnd- sB as
COMPANY I-cAPT. POLLARD. lss5
Killed-Sergeant A. j. Morgan, Miller
Watkins, M. b. FGppin. Badly wounded
Thomas. Penix, Lieut.. J. NJ. Moody. Slight
ly wounded-Sergeant j. 8. Hughes. VII
liam Hawkins, John Busby- Missing-Hi-
ram SCOTS, Thomas Parker.
COMPANY R--cAPT- @. b. HUNT, OF MISS
Eilled-Tim. 0'Gars. Morris corrigan. :
Missing-James Hamiin. Wounded-Jas.
Bongler, VIM. Bongier, Peter Dalton, Cole
man Leon.
The regimenfal eelors were struck seven
times by balls during the engagement. z.
~ REcAPITULATIoS.s ss-ss a4ist
Killed. IL; mortally wounded, 2; badly
wounded, 10; slightly wounded, %; missing,
23 Total, 79.
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RDWARDS, HARRIS &W
Successors to Edwards. Gilkerson & Co..
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Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
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CORNER cHURcH AND COLLEGE STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn,
WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
ss,ssssa stock Of Gaocs1les TosascSs Leaors
spectfuliy invite the attention Of the Trade.
SUGAR, MoLAssEs AND SYRUP.
rs hhds Louisiana Sugar; 60 bbls Lovering's pow.
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90 bbls Coffee; 20 boxes Loaf Sugar;
100 6sls Plantation Moas 50 half sOa Refined No,
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60 IBIS Ee6ed Molasses 50 pEa sa New Orleans sOl
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100 bags Baltimore Rio SO bags Old Col, Java cof.
100 bags New Orleans Rio so bags LAguira Coffee; s
WHISKY. s
100 bbs Rectihed Whisky; 80 6bIs Robertson county
100 100 Tenn White 50 Saistx S1ls Smiths ola Re-
100 packages Old Rye Whis- serve Whisky;
Ky; pancheons Of Irish and Scotch whisky.
BRANDIEs. WINES. &C.
10 quarter casks A seig- 10 casks Madeira Wine;
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20 or casks Rochelle Bran 10 Dry 50
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100 pks American Brandy 2s pks Lemon cordiaii
SO u Cherry so boxes Bitters;
Blackberry ss Is pks Holland GIN
rs Raspberry IS 10 casks Rum:
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TObacco-varOus brands;
IS kegs a smiths Pancake Tobacco;
SO 600 Superior Havana Cigars-various brands,
iSS 90 ,oOS SOS :. Gegman 6emestio
CANDLES AND SOAP,
400 boxes Star Candles; 50 boxes Stearine Candles
$50 $50 ar ar $50 boxes cap, various
kind
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour.
100 Superfne =
100 bags Pennsylvania Buekwheat Flour.
sUHDRIEs.
Salt; Black Teas;
500 bbls Kanawha Salt: 100 dozen Buckets;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes, 80 nest Tubs
500 boxes Glass Ware; % sacks Almonds;
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 80 bbls Pecans and FIJI
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500 bags Shot, assorted 100 dozen Broom;
sizes; 100 doz Zinc Wash Boards
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oys- 500 reams Wrapping Pa.
rs cases sardines, and SO bags Pepper;
4 boxes 20 ss1 Allspice; ~
SO bxs Lemon Syrup; so bxs Ground Mustard
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oecuplsa by she x.n-.

RIadfsonyille Occupied by the Van.
KEGS. = - 4
We learn that on Sunday morning last,
Madisonville, Hopkins county, xas occupi-
ed by 200 infantry from Ashbysburg. and
800 Of Col Jim Jackson's cavalry. Anun-
Der Of Southern men rers forced 10 3y in
order 90 avoid arrest or being shot. This
inroad Of The Hessisns breasted great alarm
among the quiet snd peaceahle citizens Of
Hopkins county, who win not be robbed
without mercy and insulted and msltrestsd
In every way 3 s..sss.-s - III
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FIGURING Mill for Rent.

U.HE City FIGURING NH, situated on the Cumberland
RIVER ust below the city, is offered for rent the
remsiucer Of the present year. with the privilege 81
next year Apply TO fUzzn 5 fosIyk, CasTry Street,
..sas st the Nh.
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RENEWABLE PLEASURE.
One sqnare year, s3o-each additional square sio
Written notice must be given TO take out and ST
embellishments of yearly advertisers before the year
expires. otherwise shall charge till done. .es
No contract Of yearly advertisements Will be discon-
tiuaed without previous notice TO US, nor Will any
charge be made less than year at the yearly
rates.
1- Advertisers exceeding the space con-
tracted for will be charged for the excess. a.
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From fhe GdEeffc, DdecnPo5f, losed
Mr. spaiding would not connect his name with an
article he did not kaos0 10 possess read merit
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From tie Advertiser, frop>dence, r. 4.
Ths testimony ia thsrfaver is ssrans ftsm the most
respectable quarters. ssssss - - -
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SPALDING'S
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they afford anquestiona5Ie proof Of the efficacy
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hR. sPALDIse. - - 80 ~re
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As srAIDIsa HAvEKyoRD, Pa. Feb. 9, 1851.
wish You to send me one more box Of your csphali0
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From Tie .Ssatherz Pad Finder, Ness Orleans, La.
Try them you that are afflicted, and We are sure
that your testimony can be added 70 the already M
merous Inst that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
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Prom TIE 81. Louis DemOerat. fsx
is rapidly increasing