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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

SUDDEN DEATH OF DR.. FoYE.-Dr. NJ Eyre Foye,
Surgeon of the 3Sth Regiment New-York Volunteers,
Col j. II. Hobart Ward, died suddenly at East New
York on Sunday morning. Tie deceased was widely
known throughout this city and State as an eloquent
and able speaker devoting large portion of his time
during the late campaign in advocating the principles
Of the Republican party. lie was of genius and
extensive experience, having travelled in all parts Of
the world. He rendered much service as q surgeon in
the Crmean war, and was also with Garibaldi at
Rome. His sudden demise will be deeply felt by O
large number of friends and associates. The Sixteenth
Ward Republican Association requested TO attend
his funeral, at East New-York, on Tuesday at p. NJ
COLUMBIA COLLEGE ExAArsArIoSs.-Yesterday
afternoon the yearly examinations of the classes of this
college, preparatory TO the Annual Commencement,
began at / O'Clock. The attendance Of students was
large. In accordance with the programme, one of the
senior classes examined by Professor Peck on
Astronomy and the proficiency of the second division
of the same class in the science of Chemistry as ap-
piled to the Arts was tested by Professor Joy. The
senior classes will be examined during the week in the
following order: Tuesday, llth-School of Letters,
Greek-do urisprudence-Poltical Economy. We'd
nesday, l2th-History. Thursday, l3th-Physics.
Latin.
NUIsAycEs, DISEASED MEAT, &c.-The work Of
the Sanitary Inspector last week embraced the receipt
Of 234 complaints Of nusances the abatement Of $50
nuisances Of which 263 under notice. the closing
of $50 waterclosets and sinks and the removal from
the city Of 522 loads of night SOIL 4S dead horses
cows hogs $50 dogs and S75 barrels Of oal. There
were also $50 pounds of unsound beef, 400 of veal,
500 Of mutton, 1900 Of fish, 800 Of poultry, 295 Of
pork 800 Of trpe 200 Of sausages $50 Of cheese and
$50 of green turtle removed from the city.
CUsroM-HopsE.-There were about forty arrivals at
the Custom House yesterday. Several vessels came
in ballast but the aggregate receipts were than
double those of most days during last week.
Forsn DRowsED.--C Coroner Jackman held an In
yesterdsy the dock at Burns SIP Decess3
bad sandy hair and ~hsler and was dressed In Sed
pants mnslD shirt with fancy bosom Verdict 'Dssh by
drowning ....It .-f :,
SUICIDE By HASGIsG.-An inquest was held by
Coroner Jsckmsn In the Of Esmund kunth the Ps-
who hanged himself E while in h, s~ss:' Rs,ssn'y
q and q formerly captain Of svs-
E,rII AccInvsT.--Mr. Abraham Merritt. late a
eymsster ne jaime. Slip Ferry died Sunday the N
be.a upon him while he standing upon pier in The
cnity Of the alp He native OF Island 50
age Coroner held inquest upon the body ana YER
dict Of Accidental Death" rendered 49,
SUFrocATED.-Joseph Meyer a night scayenper.
suocsted Saturday night while cleaning vsu IN h
inquest upon his body
DROWNED WHILE BATHISG.-Wm. N~aly a how
10 years Of age while bathing on Sunday In trench mAe
for the croon pipes In Central Pk which there Wa about
hye feet Of water drowned His bod, and
n.s "a s...' g! II Sssca ssgasz n s'sAVA&S
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

-TIVHNy
We undeAnd that the Supreme Court has decided ths the
Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad Company bad no legal ~
i,t.ue. and AZ cou.eauenc. pe.ume I'll its act, void
II 40 hI. relieve, the City Jefe3nve from tie heavy debt
behalf that road and gives bsct iheH property
10 those " ho subscribed farms and lands
Annexed the aggregates of the statements of the
I39 MASSACHUSETTS banks Of Boston, made on the ls
inst:
apal.....a2ss OF sOo Ofwhich on demand e3!te ~
Loan, and discounts t63l5iO9 Due baAhs.... .2?e
17l0t23 Deposits, hl9' slb
Due by bani, ..... 3ts OB Circu,tion....... J1soS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

SUrrocATED.-JosePh Meyer, night scavenRer.
was suocsted Saturday nisht while cleanins ysnh
inquest upon bis body.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

DRowsED WHILE BArHlse.-Wm. Msaly, boy
for the crton ppe In Central Puk in which there va sbout
hye feet Of water wS drowned His bod; recovered and
r.s5 :. t:s...' g! f. UssSa ssyasT n GssaaV,AtS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
The quantity of flour, wheat corn and barley, LETT al
tide-waer during the first week in June, in the years

Inc.... 64s3 Inc. 1885 CTS De-. .242 200 Inc 4Z1o
The aggregate quantity the articles len al TOE "a-f
from the Of navigation to the h OF June ineu
,yr during the 1860 and li6l, Is a. follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

The Paterson (N j. Guardian learns that the long
dormant but extensive iron works at Pompton formerly
opera,ed by Peter NJ Ryerson and closed by the tariff
OF 1916, are about to be remodeed and modernzed by
the Mes4rs. Horper from New-York City, who, under
promise of n. benefits likely to arise from the new
tariff, will oommcpre operations during the Summer,
or as soon as they can ga the works in complete order
The Hon. VIM. Hamilton Merritt is energetcay
urging his scheme for the creation "a direct trade
route via the Welland Canal, Lake Ontario, snd the
St. Lawrence. He is preaching up the project AZ
Quebec.
The v,Iton arrived to-day from Liverpool brings
$ga. 80 in specie. The Cotton market was STEADY
f. r. ae,iYe. B!sadsl4gs Hsse asl. sua ""es,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

FATAL AccIpvsT.-Mr. Abraham Merritt. late a
James Slip Ferry died on Sunday Al the
T. Ao,p-I IOm nlge. received the 2sth u when lsss
be.- e upon him while be standing upon pier In t6e
cinity of the .ip He native of Long Island yea d
age Coroner held inquest upon the body and YER
Dict Of Accidental Death" was rendered w.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

Custom M-HorsK.-Thers were about forty arrivals at
the Custom House yesterday. Several vessels came
in ballast but the aggregate receipts were more than
double those of most days during last week.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

SUICIDE BY HAsoIso.-An inquest was held by
Jsckmsn In the Of Essmund j. kunth the Pru
sian who hanged himself Of temporary insanity, on
Sunday morning to pot % the Noh River piers
Deceased 50 years Of and "a" formerly captain Of
eel A verdict Of Suicide vss rendered. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

Fousp DRowSED.--Coroner Jackman held an In
que, upon body Of an unknown man about Of ss
nS Yesterday IN the dock at Burng Sp Deceased
had sandy ~hske and dressed gray r.iIed
pants muslin shirt with fancy bosom Verdict aDsssh b.
l =
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THE LATEST NEWS
TEL EG RAPHIO.
Virginia LestsIature

RICHMOND, Jan. 1.-THE Senate Committee On
Federal Relations to-day reported series Of roo
buttons setting forth that, In the opinion az N.
General Assembly Of Virginia, the proposition
embraced In Senator Crittendens resolutions con.
sutute such basis Of adjustment az would be &c
copied by the people Of this Commonwealth; that
Commissioners be appointed 10 the General Gov
eminent, and also 20 South Carolina and other &C.
ceoing states, with Instructions respectfully 20
request the President and the suthorifies OF such
states TO agree TO abstain, pending the proceed
ings contemplated by the action Of this General
Assembly, from all scts calculated 20 produce |.
collision Of arms between the States and the Gen
eral Government
The resolutions were made the order Of the dsy
Tor Tomorrow. Considerable oppositloo wa,
manifested and a substitute was offered
The Governor communicated the resolutions az
the Legislature Of New York, with a special
message, expressing the utmost disdain FOE the
sentiments therein contained Closing, he saws
" The threat conveyed can inspire no terror win
neemen" Tabled and ordered TO be printed
The House adopted the resolutions reported by
the Committee on Federal Relations contem ola.
ung the holding Of a National Convention st
washington, on the 4th Of February, with an
amendment that the Commissioners appel nted be
subject at all times to the control Of the General
Assembly, or IL In session, TO that Of the q. ate
convention. This embraces an approval Of the
Crittenden resolutions
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Great Unisn Meeting

CuNBERLAND, MD, Jan. Ito A. M-The
Union meeting to be held here 20 day promises %
De the greatest popular demonstration that has evt
taken place In Western Maryland. The clrcula-
non OF disunion documents by Senator McKaie
nas had the effect Of rousing the patriotism Of the
miners and workingmen In favor Of the Union
the Constitution and the laws
The morning train from the mining regions was
Iull ne-third OF mile In length, and our city 10
warming with strangers. The nrst train brouR hi
nineteen hundred men, and another is coming Of
equal length.
The whole sentiment Of Western MARYLAND Ia
tor the Union, without acknowledging the right
OF secession or any contingency that would war
CUMBERLAND, ND, Jan. 1.-THE people of
AIlegeny county, without distinction Of party.
Assem- oled In Convention to-day, at this place 10
tne number OF from three 90 four thousand. Great
enthusiasm prevailed, the universal sentiment be.
ing IN favor OF the preservation Of the Union. A
series OF resolution were also universally adopts
endorsing Msjor Anderson, favoring the Critten>
den resolutions, or any other that may tend 20 the
preservation Of the Union.
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Important from New Orleans.

Orleans military arrived this morning from the
arsenal Of Baton Rouge, leaving the barracks gar.
risoned by State troops
Major Haskin, with the United States forces
has left for st. Louis. A regiment Of regular
state infantry is being rapidly formed TO garrison
the Notifications
The reported seizure Of the cutter Washington.
at Algiers, 10 incorrect No seizure 10 contem-
plated.
The Fire Department are forming into military
companies.
No coercion is anticipated here against seeding
States.
Preparations and plans for the organization Of a
Southern Republic are proceeding quietly. -
The volunteers here are daily drilling, and re-
Inducements are surrounding the forts.
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From South Carolina

CHARLEsToN, Jan. Fin the South Carolina
Senate to-day report was made by the Military
committee providing for the raising Of four COM
ponies OF artillery, saying that the exigencies OF
the times demand that South Carolins be placed
on war footing 10 meet opposition from any
quarter; that the State should have a permanen,
mlhtary esaolishment for garrison purposes In
the State Notifications. This establishment the
committee recommend to consist of regiment of
infantry, and battalion Of artillery of four com
Panies, which will form a nucleus around which
the volunteers and militia oan rally IL will be-
sides, also be a peace establishment or furnish
south Cardinals quota In the army Of the South
ern Confederacy.
The Senate went into secret session 20 -day on a
proposition to lay submarine telegraph line be-
tween Charleston, Morris Island, Forts Moultrie
and johnson, and Castle Pinckney.
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Georgia Convention.

MLLEDsKvILLE, Jan 1.-THE Sovereign Con-
venton Of Georgis assembled this morning az 10
O'Clock. The only business transacted to-day was
the reception Of the Commissioners from South
Carolina and Alabama
Commissioner Orr, Of South Carolina, addressed
the Convention, urging prompt and decisive sc-
ton, and was followed by Judge shorter, the
Commissioner from Alabama, in a brilliant and
eloquent speech in favor Of immediate secession.
The Importance OF Georgia az the keystone Of the
southern Confederacy was urged at great length
by both Of the Commissioners.
On the conclusion Of the addresses the Conven-
ton adjourned to L. O'Clock tomorrow morning
IL b reported that test vote having bearing
on the ordinance Of secession, will be taken on
tomorrow.
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Approval Of the Course of Goyerper H,cL.

HARRISBURG, Jau. The House to-day uuan
imously passed a series Of resolutions approving
the course Of Major Anderson and Governor
Hicks, and pledging TO Maryland the fellowship
and support Of Pennsylvania.
IL 10 certain that Governor Curtin will send an
Speaker Of the Senate, and Gideon J. Ball Of Erie,
from the House, have been selected for the mis-
sion. They are to visit Governor Hicks, and 70
express to him the allegiance Of Pennsylvania %
the Union, and will offer him every q ance Of
this State TO sustain him in the national course
WHICH he has been pursuing TO defeat secession
sch INES. This has already caused discussion here
and more will follow IL. Some persons have sd-
vanced the opinion that Governor Curtin had
better leave Maryland 10 the Marylsnders, and
have Pennsylvanla taken care Of by Pennsyl-
vanians, while others sustain the course that the
Governor has decided 70 adopt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-18

IT Is COMMON OBSERVATION that there are more
sufferers from debility, among Americans, than car
be found among any other civil zed nation. The
reason is obvious. We take too little exercise, and
forget the wants of the body in the absorbing pur-
suits of bus ness: In all such cases, ordinary med
lolnes can do little good. What is required just
suoh tonic and invgorator as DIR ]. Hostetter has
gwen to the world, in his celebrated Bitts,s. The
weak and nervous denlzen of the connting house
the ex hausted tot upon the shop board, and the
prostrs ted student of the mdng ut lamp have found
wonderful regeneration in the Ritters, and prefer
1t to more pretentious, but less efficacious medi
cines. Butt should not be forgotten that the az
which Is SO magical in Its influence upon q frame
which Is merely debilitated, Is equally powerful in
assisting nature to e3pel the most terrible forms
disease. Who wOnld not give it a trial
Sold by druggists and dealers every where.
ia Is cost
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TIMELY CAUTION,


The following letter from q gentleman in Phila-
delphia, who came near being imposed upon by a
worthless article, and who, knowing by experiences
The virtues OF the genuine Wtstdr's Balsass Of
Wtid Cherry, wishes to caution the public against
similar lmposltlons
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 50, 1850.
Msssrs. Seth w. Fetcle Z Co Boston =
MY wife. having been afflicted with yerv severe
cough for nearly two years, WAS induced by afriend
to try Wistsr's Bslssm of Wild Cherry, and, find
ing great relief in il, she persevered its with
the most beneficial results.
My object in writing is to inform you that you
would advance your own interest, rs well that
OF the suffering community, By advertising such
retail druggists as keep it for sale. Being one
occasion out of the Bssam, called At drug store
In this city to purchase q bottle. when q spurious
and worthless imitation was offered me as the gem
ufne. BY advertslng in this manner, GU will pro-
teot the public from imposition and advance 20 ur
own interests. as q medicine having the Inestima-
bic virtues Of Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
should never suffer in reputation by coming In COM
petition with worthless and deleterlous mixtures,
With respect. yours truly, :,
Prepared BY Seth w. Fowle l. Co., Boston, and
Tor sale IN Washington city G. Stott, 3. B. Waite.
y. ID. Gilman, John Schwartz, Nairn & Pa mer
I q Wiley. J Moore, and h. d: MOP heT:on;
IN Georgetown by X. ); II. Ciss.ll, and 6. M. & J.
Southron. and by druggists every where. ja II IwI
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Nerth Carolina Lesislature.

RALEIGH, Jan. 1.-THE aspect Of the debate In
the Legislature on federal affairs has not varied
to-day. No votes were taken excepting one on an
unimportant amendment In the Senate
The times look perhaps a little more squslly
Messrs. Outlaw and Morehead spoke in the Sensi q
fer general Convention, and there were many
strong speeches for secession.
The House 10 holding night sessions
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The Arkansas Convention Questien Submit
ted TO the People

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan 16.-The Arkansas Legit-
lature has unanimously passed a bill submitting
the question Of State Convention directly TO the
people, who are to vote on IL on the 18th Of Feb
ruary. IL majority is found to favor the calling
OF Convention, the Governor 10 empowered TO
appoint day for its meeting.
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CoueHs:l:The sudden changes Of our climate are

CoUaHs.-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and 4sthrqdtie
A.fections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken In the early STAGES of the disease, recourse
should at once Be had to B,oten's Bronchial
1roehes," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, IT.
ritatlOn of the Throat be slight, by this
precaution more serious attack may be effeotuslly
warded of. Public Speakers and Sinners will find
them efectual for clearing and streng thenlns the
voice. See advertisement. del-ly
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HOMEOPATHIC RKNKprRs

All Of DR.. Humphreys Co.'s specific Ho-
msopishe Remedies . put up expressly for family
IN cases, containing. 20 walls, from 81 to Ss
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
Il. u. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald, $50 north F street;
also by F. b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and Sixth street. Also Ponds Extract Of Witch
Haxa, for internal and external lndammations Of
oil kinds. Sold as above. ma s-ly
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The Louisiana fore-rrlumphsl n zee ptieu
of the Militrry

CHARLESTON, Jan. 1.-THE Courier has des-
patches from New Orleans, dated the 10th inst
which state that the troops which took the Baton
Rouge Arsenal have returned, and were greeted
with grand and uiumphal reception.
The Arsenal and Fort Pike are now earrisoned
by Louisiana troops. The prompt action Of Gov
ernor Moore In relation TO ths occupancy Of the
fort and arsenal, lie viewed there as a peaceful
measure, and generally sustained az patriotic and
timely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-18

THE THRATRR.-The attractive performances
Of the Zouaves at the theatef are drawing TO q
close, and should be improved by all who like
the wit and infinite vivacity Of brilliant French
vaudevilles, enacted with such spirit by their
world-renowned soldiers. The bill tonight an
immense one See advertisement.
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Arrival Of the Mariep frem Chayl

NKw YoEK, Jan. is The steamship Marion,
Of the New York and Charleston lIne-heretofore
reported to have been detained for war purposes
at Charleston-arrived here this morning. She
brings several laborers from Fort sumter an pas
sengsrs. These report the troops IN good spirit,
with plenty Of provisions except market truck.
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kumsr Csutrnd,eted

ST. Louis, Jan. 1s.-The reported seizure OF
the powder belonging TO 81. Louis merchant.
by Louisiana, is simply untrue. The powder
has not vet arrived at New ORLEANS. Negoia-
tons are still In progress for the purchase Of the
poWder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-18

In THE CIRCUIT CouRr, to-day, application was
made by MIR. Carlisle for a writ Of execution
against Henry Addison, Mayor Of Georgetown,
TO Dust kim from his Office.
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HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT

=, Facts for the Million.-By q recent enaotment O
the French government. these medicines are ad
United free of duty into all ports of France. They
are extensively employed in all the public ant
military hospitals throughout the Empire. The
virtues in an autograph letter, to DR.. Holloway
during The late Campaign in Italy, large qpsntitie
chieIo. gold by all Druggists, at Is OTIS, 81 cts.
ana u per box or pot. ia9-lw-
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Missouri Legislature

passed the Convention bill 40 amended, referrin
the action Of the Convention 10 a vote Of the PEG
ple.
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hnInnsrs lkIarLsta

sALrrnoRI. Jan. ls.-Flour dull Howard st.
and Ohio IS 81 Wheat dull; red 81 2saI 80; white
81 .S0al IS Corn firm; white 66e7U; yellow 6ss6r
Provisions active; mess pork sis. Lard active az
1oK Coffee steady at 12al3c. Whisky dull st
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.


RESOLUTION authorizing the Clerk 10 settle an
account due for rent.
hesoirsd by the Board of Atdersnen and Board OF
Corr1os Council Of ths Cooperation Of Gsorsstc,rr
That the Clerk be, and be 10 hereby, authorized
TO settle with Mr.. Joseph REYNOLDS for amount
rent due this Corporation, by receiving his note
payable July ist 1861, with interest from Novem.
Der LIST, 1850, with an indorser 20 be approved by
the Recorder. tApproved January S, 1851.
A RESOLUTION authorizing the issue of notes in
payment Of debts due for lighting the streets
with gas.
Resolred By the Board Of Aldsrusn and Board OF
Common Council ofthe Corporation Of Georgetotra
That the Mayor and Clerk be, and they are
hereby authorized and requested 10 settle the
claim Of the Georgetown Gas Company a. Der
Dill rendered, amounting to three thousand two
hundred dollars and eighty cehts, for gas fur
nlshed up TO April LIST, 1900 and also the bill of
four hundred and ffty-one dollars and seventy.
nve cents, for balance due said company for erect,
Ing lamp posts by giving therefor the note Of THU
corporation, bearing interest from the LIST day Of
April, 1850, and payable out Of the gas light tax
And they are hereby authorized and requested TO
settle the claim Of Mr.. T. w. Duvall, as per bill
rendered, for balance due him for making gas
posts, amounting to i've hundred and eig hty-si
dollars and forty-four cents, by giving therefor
the note Of this Corporation bearing interest from
the LIST day Of January, 1859, payable out Of the
gas light tax, ard subject 70 a reduction for any
claim the Corporation may have against him.
And De ~ further resolved, That be the duty of
the Clerk and he is hereby directed TO curtal the
Aforesaid notes, whenever he shall be in funds
from surplus Of gas tax receipts.
Approved January S, 1861.
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NEw YoRK, Jan. rs -stcchs higher; Chicago
and Rock Island So, Inn oils Cerusl shares IS ~
do. bonds o5k; Michigan southern 35k; New
York Central S0X; Reading as Hudson Rive,
r. r. feMoyes egk; Treasury twtlyes l02k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-18

JOSEPH JEFFERSON, the favorite American
comedian, has been positively engaged for a
season Of six nights at the Theater, to begin on
next Monday night
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IL POVERTY INDEED. :
Read and see if DR.. Ayers Medicines do not do
SOM thing 10 enrich mankind.

CHICAGO, 18th November 1879
DR. J. G. AVER Respected SIR: should be
Wanting in common gratitude il I did not acknowl-
your ExTRAcr OF SARsAPARILLA has done for my
wife. Che has been for some ears afflicted with
tumn and winter with such insufferable itching as
70 renders life mostIntolerabe H has never "a led
edial aid been able TO hasten its departure before
aRring or to ct all alleviate her sueGings from it.
violence. By the advice Of our celebrated Sur
Eeon. DR.: kimbsli, gave her your SaIssparilla.
In week IL bad brought the hun or out upon her
skin worse than We had ever il before; but il
soon began to disappear The itching hiss cessed
completely cured, but stall continues taking the
sersApaIilla, TO insure complete pulsIon Of the
disease from the system. Yours, respectfully.
xP.spssrd By d.. J. g. AVER & Coz Lowell.
Wese 70 10 colin
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Ssw -. marksta

NEW YoRK, Jan. IS Flour IL more active, b. 9
the market is generally unchanged Wheat Ia
dull, prices are weak with but little inquiry.
Corn 10 quiet Provisions quiet. whisky dRll.