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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
GENERAL NEWS.

The dock at the foot OF Joralem0n street,
Brooklyn yesterday afternoon WINS the scene OF con
Hagratiou and number Of explosions which in few
hours destroyed goods. buildings ard shiIs to the
amount Of nouiy 81 OoOo0 The origin Of the tire IS AT
present shrouded In mystery but there arc not wanting
rumOrs Of incendiaism TO account for the occurrence
The warehouses which have been burned Contained
large sto-os Of nitrate OF soda, sugar guano hides
wool. and cotton the nitrate OF soda, almost imme-
diaey after the fire discovered exploding blow
ing down the VOLS aad roof Of the warehouse knock
ing about seven persons mostly dremen into The ryer
who however fortunately picked Up without any
loss OF life and doing great damage 10 the surrounding
property for grea, distance. Messrs Roche Bros q
COlfey lose about sll5Oo and number foibers equally
large aiDounts some Of thom entirely uninsured. Sew
ersi vessels lying the wharf caught fire. and one the
Cesar Helena. was burned to the waters Odse
The Turks Island Royal Standard, paper
which furnishes Us with the Dominican accOgaia OF the
progress Of the Santo Domingo. gives, in late
slumber q review Of The war from the latter part of
Marph to the end Of May. According 70 this account
the Spanish cause Is on the wsne. The Spanlards,
Foster Sunday met with a serious repulse at Porto
patA Sau Cristobal wss on the t9th of April taken
possession Of by $3.50 Spanish troops bt after tive days
they were compelled again 10 evacnate the place Ii is
believed that many Of the captured natives are being
sgd BY the Spanish authorities into SsFery In Cuba
A terrible railroad collision occurred yester-
day on the Delaware and Lackawanua Railroad. near
Laokawaxea. Pa. Dy which over hundred persons
were killed aud wounded. train with $50 Rebel
prisoners. Oh the way Elaira, n. ". in coils
fon at a sharp with heavy coal TAIN The pesseH
Ger train being Of course completely crushed.
Six steamboats, were destroyed by fire at st.
IOus yesterday morning. II Is supposed that the loss
will reach half a million OF dollars.
Gold opened at $50, fell to 24, md closes 3JO}.
Stock, been irregular. EsrIy n the day picc were
better and under % idea that the Government would
fAce esrrsuey aud produce expansion tbeTe
dsposono buy The troubles among tbs prodaco people
and holders OF imported goods shake the couadneo Of monty
Lenders aud high rates with Large margins the general rule
large OF stock hss been sod FOR cash raise money
todsy. and there little nclrson 70 buy for s. in any
form. Atihs Second Board prices were o stronger bpl
there wssAo large byins Money In sharp demand on
call the commencing q In Currency aud ending
witbT y cent In gold IN many cssrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

The Nashville dispatch about Sherman tells a
decisive story. Atlanta Is OF this moment
either closely besieged or @ surrendered city.
The long march, the hard fights, the indomi-
table patience the abundant resource, and the
inexhaustibe strategy FISHERMAN are illustrated
and rewarded by his possession ofthe Chattahoo-
chez line. The Rebel works, says our dispatch,
were the strongest yet found, perfectly pro-
tected against assault, the stream impossible,
the intrenehments extending for five miles.
Nothing in the defenses proper Of Atlanta can
offer, such hope Of obstinate resistance as the
position which Johnston has now abandoned.
There may be some sort Of siege or an assault
but We doubt not Gen. Sherman considers his
work as good as done.
The Maryland raid hardly deserves another
word till we know the result of what is called
the pursuit now making in Virginia. But ss it
does not seem to be any longer necessary to
anybodys purpose to misrepresent the Rebel
numbers, they now get reduced to 5000 or there
about III u rrfli ~ a. BOO .."cI...sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
MEXICO.

The accounts Of the progress Of the war in
Mexico have been for some time very meager.
Since the defeat of Doblado ct Matahuela, no
engagement Of consequence appears to have
taken place, and neither party has gained
any decisive advantage. Most OF the reports
received from both sides turn out TO DO I'M
founded rumors, and tho situation, on the
whole, appears to have for some time but little
changed
The latest nows which we have receiyed via
Havana respecting the detection Of Doblado and
Uraga from the national cause and their adhe-
sion TO the empire, does not seem TO deserve
much credit. Both these Generals have re-
peatedly, and recently, pronounced themselves
20 strongly in favor Of continuing tho war
against the invasion, that We may doubt the
accuracy Of the reports Of Imperialist
papers concerning their detection, especially
as they have been circulated at least
@ dozen times before, and Just o.
often coatradicted. The report concerning
tUrsga, In particular, must have very little
foundation, as even one of the Imperialist
papers OF the City Of Mexico denies its correct.
ness. There may be some truth In the report
that Dobladp has dissolved the remainder Of
his army and intends to leave the country. 1t il
not ut all unlikely that, in consequence Of his
late signal defeat, the confidence of Juarez ia
Ih;c sl;i;.- o. n o1ora-al NAV haye Loon sl,oior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

II seems rather pity that the Rebel spoilers
Of Maryland were not tempted to extend the
sphere Of their operations so as to embrace the
more intensely Copperbead districts Of southern
Pennsylvania. Had they gone thither and
been charged for every mouthiul they ate or
drank water included) as our boys were last
Summer they must have been thoroughly cured
If all taste for invasion fcr the rest Of their
mortal lives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
Rrbe. Atrocities Anticipated.

AVHI,IA MI, FTIdH!, JWJ 10 I5VF-
The American Coasgl at st. John, n. b., has
not fed Gov Cony that small gang OF Southcrs
emierants nnd sympaihizers ief ST John "Wednesday
night to commit depredatons the frontiers Of Maine
There is possibly some foundation for tue story, but the
raiders arr more likely to get into Jail than anywhere
else II they demonstrate in this section og the United
States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
HorKL ARayArs-AIajor John Hav. PR.

yaie Secretary 10 the President ves expected 10 ar
rive in the city on import mi business last evening hut
Ihe unaccountahe deieton Of tho train from Wash.
ingiop has probably deferred his arrival until cary
hour THIS MOI ming
ES.Sec:etary CLase from Newport Hon. Ex Speaker
q nIusbs a. Grow Penn Hon. & y. ole, Gland Conn
and Jay Cook, Philn. at the ~. Nicholas Hotel
j. Il awynnc Conn; W. Brigham, Ycnn. e.. W.
McCord aud A. j. Mason, -. Lonisi AID j. " Wifi
I'm ut,a are at the Maii"r-'li,sn Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
C,icL~s--ss. G..vrc w. Boston.

10
In the match game of cricket, finished ut East
Cambridge to day the Eleven OF the st George Club o
New York beat the Eleven Of the Boston Club by -
rms ST. George made 100 runs In the first innings,
and b. In the second. Boston medc ~ and 81. The
playing was good. aud there acre many Spectators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

II the late Rebel raid has served no other
good purpose, 1t has at least established beyond
csvil the value Of Confederate currency. The
leaders levied heavy contributions on HagerS-
town, Frederick. 60, and insisted on having
every dollar Of the swag in Uncls Sans green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

A Istter frem Guaymas, Mexico, Of the 29th
uy, says that official information has been received
there OF conspiracy ~ seize one 81 more OF the steam
ers on Che ooas, for privaeers and that party had
beon sent from Seoessia for thai purpose The persons
indicated are said TO be at Guma where steps have
been taken TO check them.
Mr.. J. II. Biswell, recently returned to St.
Iouis from Idaho gives dscouraging eocounts Of gold
miuing affairs at the latter place There was extensive
but unsuccessful prospecting, al the paying diggings
were taken up.
The Invalid Corps, sometimes called Veteran
Reserves who were put Into the skirmsh near ash
ingtou on Tuesday. are said 70 baYe behaved ven
They lost In killed and wounded about seventy.
Mai Zen. Gilmore was thrown rom M
horse on Tuesday last One OF his ankles was seriously
injured. Gen. Emory takes his command Temporarily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

"The dstillers " Cincinnati and NJ northern Ohio
threw Chase into sopoihc state, and be VoI made
I leust effort 70 tar whisky hand. Per eoHsre.
Fernando Wood. fuY the nonce "a 'CoppcriCad). was
the chief champion On that law
SO far as Mr.. Chase is concerned, we leave
the votes of his friends in Congress especially
Of the Republicans from Ohio, TO refute the
above calumny. But the ease is quite other
wise with Per contra. Fernando Wood" That
distinguished 'CoPqeThead' made The first mo-
ton for taxing Whisky on hand, which was gus
tanned by the votes Of a majority Of the Demo-
Gratis. But both he aud they turned very
short corner, and thereafter repeatedly voted
against any such tax. There is vague, unau-
thenticated report that Femando's individual
profit by this change wa' $50 900, and that the
rest Of them were seen" also. Csnthe NJ. G.
of The Erpress cast any light on these " fair
business transactionsf"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
Rntai Heller Explosion.

PROylDENcE. Il. l.. FRIDAY, July 10, .ooS
The boier of the steem-tug American Eagfo
exploded this afternoon IN the haIbor killing the re
Inn fatally sosldEg the engineer and badly sesiains
four others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
T,, Linn, sr,r vision spoken.

iosrOS friday, jul! IL. l56i
The little brig Vision from New YorS fo-
london, wus SPOKEN JAY 6 rho nnrih easr r.st 81
Georges Bank. by fishsnnnR VI 6ioucesi<i. ibo
captain 81 the fshennp s;stcS toa she VA ~ a-lt !,
vessel he gycr spokp With.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16

FrRy IN RIDGE sTRsHT.-The stable. in the
rear al No. 81 Ridge street. owned by Mrs Catherihs
Fnr,ey. as yes,erds, destroyed by tse Less so'Ns
500 No insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
Military Sfair~.
MILITIA MONUMENTS.

The IN Regiment (artincy) arc expected to
,g,r their Ata.oiy % v a..s and ta streets
tEs nffeFnoon for Washington. Tie hed and stan
officers oi the regiment ire;
Coon,l Daniel w Teller; Lieu, Colonel, John = Diehi :
SURGEON Fnrnan ss.staat lr;.on, iieors" Bnr.eh Aga-
ars LsLni; Ousr aTnaser. T. MEstsdt Chaplain, BED
EuaureF. Lcmoybe.
The 93d Regiment Is announced TO leave tomorrow.
The officers are; ,
Colonel ". H. w. Chamber Major Peter Is. bGvs
snrgop Dr. RoAcrt D. MAtorougyi Adj1snt Lieut }. IA.
nsrrso; Ouaftcrnas.sr, - bsOrA-hi EngnnseI sp Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-16
nETuRN or TIE SECOND REGIMENT KxosLsloE
BRIGADE.

The list Regiment New-YOrk Volunteers,
well known o. The I'd Regiment, Excelsior Brisads v
expected ~ rtIgrn to this city tomorrow aitcr n,1h
,e.nrp with ahout Ico men. under the command 81
Lent Col Rafferty, formerly Captain Of Company n
vino Ls sery I'd with honor and credit 10 his rSSea|
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-04

THE STOMACH OF BIHD-. TAi. o--,a
fno-o a. The giErard. !, endowed -iiA
immense poser sOr eru.sisg and grinSinS
a. "a Aa0ss' -holly made up 81 two s-sni-
globeiar masses q dense muscle. the two
opposing fAoes Of wAicA ars coated usA /.
lAysr oftA'ct lssthsry stia. Bet-eea th..-
ne .egst.Sis Substances 70 Be ground A.
drofPsd tro1 the crop. last as corn a.
dropped from The hopper. between the
'Ai1i-stoees. an The forue s1ert~.l -h~a
these ioross work On each Other. 10 I'M
msnse and Alasos; irr-sist.bls. Tn. f..;g-
- 18th Wash sgbsiAnees he r,o,, h.,,i
angular. and evSa acute are ground DON
and that With Psrtecs Inpsnify a. the coat.
Of ~ giEEard. !. proved bv the -~,e.-rbs.
o. flAier. ksasaar. Rcd .ad sparanr.ai
The experiments Of the l.ss name nhile,o.
Pser 20 sees. the higb-ss interest be i-,-o-
a7oed TN flutes. ,sriou.lv ss-~nrth,,es
VIA wiz. INTO the stomach. of ,v,ts,.
AAa Invariably fond tAsa crushed. A.r,,,-
ed' oroksn- All Sari0usls dssiortsd. Thick
balls Of glAs, -ere 5roksn. grossI do-n.
and m se~ hours coupl~s.ly rul,,r;x.B
I'eos' o. glass ~ith sharp aged edges.
'a4rec the sane fate. without IN ths I,.,t
-oandiag The ealiOo- shin % The eixrs-l
Needles ~ers cast IN a ball q lead. 80
That The points projected q quarter Of a
'Hsh. and. bsing sneassd IN |. sOft .al..s..c,
-hsr- thra'i do-n tie throat ofshs tsr.,v
IN t-enty-foar h0urs the poiut. Ven,
sroken OF close or ribbed down. a. ~.
siIari aninjured- - Finally. savs sal
ianrani. - ! fEsd twelve su.aIl Ianoet.. ,,r,
'A1Tp both At the Poiais AMI EDGES. +. T.
''ss'iAr bal Of cad They wcrs .seh a. I
nse ior the dsssection q small animal.
ise ball -as gwen 10 a tsrksy-cocE. ss4
len eightess h0urs IN the stomach AZ ,h.
e1Piraiion q -hich time dat ora, -,
opened. bat nSthing EPpesrcd e1cep, n.
the NAKED ball. The twelve lancet, L.,is,
oeen broken 20 pieces discovered g.
% The args intes'ihs'. poiHiless saJ rui..l
Win he Other eonteus, tbe Other nise
-ers missing add had probabIy Less ,oti.
ed The ssoussA -as. a. soura .ns e-,i-.
" ihsa -hieh hst received re nec.IIes
Mr. Co.'S IN ''Oar O-n Fire.id,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-04
Notice 20 Invalids

psrr t-ss t--frsS ft-str-f iaEs-s 80 $40 20
s-is1lsas quasA. anau-iiy. ia ~ Esrl.us
inaF. ~h1rh 30 --rsr thna fhro-a ssus To-.
os-~s tfv1 frusitaE ~ i-i.e so fro~rs.~ q.
'rrifsr-eeufs ~ ne csflag thera.r 80 ta--rass
= - haze 81 arfaCsI ~is~tft.1 saf 49, - :
frcpur-~uatIea % -hst -h~v 49, 81 49, -.
Ad'srtsslng rhy.srraas ia aia- GO. 80 81 80
afs t-fpsrrf. nnf ~ osh 80 -. 20 g. r. ID,
49, rsg.isr frs1f.ssr rAy-srs. 49, - 49,. 90
q - rrafrr % cusssI- 80 80 nrks- 49, r..~
rr<nsifs. - sur- 49, a. b. . rk.ssea.s - -
pr9~~<s-. 80 yaa ~tu kav- 1890 f. r~rr-s %.
" hstiison - - -uif r-f-isr rhssrlsa - Frss
- -, 80 - w. E=gs.i. - .fssrt -.
1880 sr~rraHT - rrfsete ra.tssL~.. - ~
fss-s $4,000 fssfi-..1fs fr-a sa-- - -. -
srrinrsf rttsrlsus srrEr1ss srf esfirras u - i.
80 49, ~fatss- fsri..r 80 sra--p 60 r-sss.r-
- 49, - ft--a, -tfh ras,rhirf %. -PFCIaI.
bl>tA-t- So DISEASES 90 WoNEN
$3.50 - lr n o. rsraiarlr siur.f~t Saver
ea-a a t---IF F~ar.' szr-ru--c~ So 81 81 sr'-a-
sfss g---rfI rfsrfr0- astil l-~iiarar ks.hh s.as-
f-f,ef 80 ta r-iful sast 49, 80 49, ~ 81 -
f-Fsctr-. tfsaflsT 80 tl.ra.es - tik-uif--. 81 .
pf'"sts aztufs ia tafh ssts. 4srrt.i 10 s.sri~
gfFisE th~m - -hai- sf-ufsua Afss-- o. ~
-. So, ~ ~u~r. 81 Wrfts vo-r 49, 49,.
49, -t-ts. risfais. SO -frret a. ia 49, y.
", ffgsst-uc- Fast o. ~ g. DR NATL
-ON.
No. , Usios ~. PrOvfaesce. RI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-04

been diseoserss. sus Have net hoard q
any such discovery among the AassAgunti-
cooks
In tAeir graves vere asPosited their
weapons and whatever hey -ere Supposed
70 -.at IN .nosAsr World In some IN
st.soss sheets % copper have been iosnd.
-hich -ers PLACED over the bad A fe-
years srDce. skeletons we're pl0ved Up IN
Harps-sH. vitA which -sre found tabs, Of
eoPPerNsry ee.rssly -rooght. as Il they
hsd os,aiBed The metal from some vessel
and rudsiy shaped Il 10 tbeT 0-n liking.
The Indians around Lake Superior OBJ
tsioed nztiss copper from the mines therc.
bot Il !. very dOsb;fsl II ths Indian, ever
zsds any use Of IL AL they we're VISITED
By EzrePe.ss-
Borial places have been discovered n;
Csntoo Point. on . be.utifsl isiAad IN
ws,-s Pons. c.lled Morris Is.sad. .Bd Al
Aabsrs. Indian rsrnsias have also beea
found on the i.iznd between B-uaswick
sad TspsAsn- ssags skslstnas have
been dug 81 81 Bethel ssd other place.
Aher the intr0doctioa Of the Catholie ~
Egion snoag then. they -e~ very oa-Ofal
to have their dead buried according 10 The
rites % tie Csihoke Church. TIE Indian.
At Bethel CARVED their dead 60 Canton
Point. and IL 70 said that an Indian hauled
his child On . hxsasled % Caa.dA. Tor The
purpose Of obtaining The hunsral rites Of
The chsrch
ls Is probable thai The Aa.s.sunsioesk.
Asd burial places % The seasAors -hsro
they -ers -Ost 20 r-.ort IN -ini.re-periai-
~ Tor feed. Cns oftlese MS On Lane.
I'land at tie mouth Of Royal, River.
tAroass q 10 more rstios.l 10 bsKe.r dat
this -as the burial Plsr. % tie Aarcei.co
tr'eS that inhabited he territory between
The saeO and Androseoggin Rivers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-04

otvosp ss--tt Cert - PruAats h.ld a
faris. ~l:hi- 49, g. he C..-s-i, 81 O,t.~f =.
the thlft fs---t-s ~ Fetrssr, 4. n lisa
'PhRAis W fARWEiL g.srss.s q ~.
IL v Far-cu. .isos chiH as1 hsir ofHsissA
f.f-~ti isi~ - er-~--oct issstt Coo-fv si-r-...
- hs'ias prr---fed 80 krss 80 s..i seossui -
gusftss..A'p - ..it -.r1 for sls-.-cr.
c-ssref. TAst sell fu.rsi.a rf., - 81. -, a
- 800 set~restec - caustngs eops oftki. .rs.,
o. - pu'llsh~t tarec ~-~ss .aoc~s.ts.i, d. a..
oNinrd h-ancrsf. priced az Pave. tGafts.,
~-s appesf "a . fFe.-ts Cosrt 90 ~ Asle "a Pa.
90 s-ta tosnts. 80 ~ tAHe Tue..--y 81 NJ.
-~Nf. 90 80 - th- rL-~k - 80 G-r--.-. a.
sA-- case a 49, thss k.,s. ~ a. ..s-
sAosid 80 - $780,
~ WOODBURY. J-ts-.
trss cogy-.rterf
Is. HOBRS. R.s..s.-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-04

OsEosp. ss-sia Cas- 81 fssi-is IA o. Pa
- -akia s..f g. the Cossfs "a pstutt. 81 IN
tAira T---.i.s 81 Fsb~s-Fs. A. y. i-sa
DsEBE WARREN essS-ss's 81 A. t.-s ~
ed t-.fs-.s.s q D-sst MsfF-- 1ts - Hsft-
90 10 49, C-s-ty are---~d, hssi,s prss~us-a
-, ST. - 49, .~~.--f - sasa.issr.t,sa II a.
"a, - 81 sasl d-u~a--a - .is-.-r~s
fA~fs-.f. Th-t the SD st.s's gs.s .stsc- -
. N u~r..as sss~s~.s-d. ~ ~ss.sag e-ps 81 thss
os.,-~ a. - puhli-ked thr-~ -e~s. s--s..,.~ls -
ths oxG-si D--r--rsat rrtst-t "a f.ft.. th.t 80.
u.ss as.-.-.r 81 Fruhsts 1-.rt ~ ~ h~la 81 t.r
% 10 $40 eousfs. - 80 thssd tu~-dss 81 hsrck
-. a. t-s o'rLsck ~ ~ is---oss 80 49,
es---. ~ %, tksy have. -, ths 49, sAs.hi
- ~ aiio-cs
E-w WOODBURY.. JsAx..
tt.s cury-att-sts
s. HOBRs. E.s.e-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-04

tosN AND RoOTs Toa Farrr~e Hoes
In feeding dry corn. 70 f,t,eninr bor.. I
ha's i'and tbs mos; beneficial result from
g''ihs one 90 too leeds a DAY o. roots-
'ofn'P' 90 'ogsr Scets. IL serves thern 10
ne pace % -aier. readers The corn IL.
hsAi'hg. Ahd fsd n ia. -.y q bu.hel o.
rooi' are fail' s4ai.aleut or f.tterirv A.,
= susbel q corn I'D slone.
Albany Csltiv.t,-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-04
Alternative Syrup

y Nssssaary Sy--Al.s. Es.usr--s = - Sfr- -.
~. ~ - No.. L-.s II Hssr. o. N~s.
S-s4s-Fss f-a>s - a. 49, - 81 49, 49,
- Asr--1@rg bsss-sal Nssssss Ns r~-u-zis s.~r
da-os..rsl ~. 49, -Azi as 49, $780, q.
this- L uder 20 es-rv t-rua ~ co-st,ssl -
sypathtsr tains .t--i.y car-a 49, d q 49,
tssl< - saft- f-aa-as e,-aapistrl, e. catsl
Eun a. ss-s~u. 80 h--sh - .tr--gtA 80 80.
u---ruiis r~-tor-i. u -as as r~u-e1y tA.i CO..
- -cutl~u..a iru-s th- ~-.ih Ike .ia-ppt,x a.
N--por. 49, - -kseh b pss.estsa ~ Y -
: 40 a-.-l~s b.. ~. surf hs.taz h-ss $500 -
trv-t--uf Ola a--st enss~sf phs..crsa. - nshi-
49,. isia.l~l rhsa 80 ~ lurk - Etss
tt.ss- o. l-rE- t.it< 81. s-,.sA .--lsre-
sic. hsii sirs. IS 50. -e.f - stgr~.. IL 500
- pacs-rs. --c-rx fFs. sl-srs.ile- o. t-c-ses
"a prses ., -s.d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-04
Diuretic Compound

- G~.sT-Asa. Gi--f Nf-,sf.~s. - 81 As.ss.. =
a. Ds-srs o-rs-s. Tks 49, r~u.-tf cealas-.
n~starr hsf-sss C-p.ss.. Spifsts 81 Nlfrs. CO
h-hs. IsrI-astsas. 49, 49,.
80 - .. ~t-x.st --g~s-hs> i.ssss. PL---ss ths
ts-,e 80 s@-sl. "a ei-.s-s.E. 49, - 80
=. opsrsf -. sr~tiis .lsst.g - h--l 49, ~
t-ts-a 81 - srusafs p-<s.Es-. IL. tber-tsr~
-hs ha.s h-~a s-.lls-t.x do-a H.isa- Cspa-ss
sslhsr - cap-a =. % sasstsrss So SD. -aAsst
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