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the 10 the country nad his suspicious
awakened as 70 ths yenuneucss " the document and
early In tie forenoon communicated the same by tec
graph Washington agent Of iho association ana
thraush rim sn contradieon Of shc pro-
canoa was given 10 the public from the State repart
mciffxl the ear practicable moen. aud M ads ance
oG actual publication M The bogus document by any
paper e tho country, as believed except the World
and journal v Comalsrre oi shis city.
This staasmeus ef The facts IN tha CASE far
this anything do with n; and the public
Judge how htsls credit 70 due 70 the charges and In
situations Of the Cincinnati Commercial and otner West.
papers, that the bogus proclamation stock OBJ
bng Affair." 10 which the general agent of the Associated
Press was eagued with others for tho psrposc Of SWIM
ding the public. D. II. CRAIG.
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Arrival or tho Transport United Statess
The United States steam transport United States Capt.
Share arrived At this port yesterday morning, in fort,
hours from Alexandria She reportssunday, juno 10
the Potomac river and whom or Aquia creek took from
raft nvs Union soldiers, who nad boen wounded and
taken prisoners In tho battles OF the Wilderness, and
escaped from the hospital At Locust Grove They
trying TO reach the Maryland shore. They report being
guarded In very loose manner, the rebels simply hay.
Ing picket line around them, which, after getting
through s easy 70 reach the Potomac. When on the
mouth N Potomac creek picked up three more, who
reported being stopped by rebel scouts They told them
that they were deserters and trying 70 get home
They were then allowed 70 pass, II was i'm.
possible to take them along, they were wounded
and very laue but strange say the rebels
out Of sight their almost entirely dsap
peared. They say that OF the wounded al Locust
Groye we're shot through the legs. +..
Net in tho river, going up, the transport Governor
Chase bound TO Washington and placed the board
Of her. They almost starved. On their way back
they picked up three musksts the battle neld among
which ne Enfield ride Of Engllsh make having the
makers name stamped upon the lock. and LONDON"
Tho following the names OF those picked up-Mark
Thomas Chase, Company A, Twenty fourth Michigan,
Frank Becker Seventh Company, First battalion, New
York Sharpshoosers; Sergeant Joseph r. Yake, Compy
K, One Hundred and Twenty second ohio A. H. Young,
Company @, sixth wisconsin; John n. F. spsier Company
A, Nntsenth Indiana Sergeant Eugene r. Nardin Com.
pany Twenty fourth Michigan; Michael Harnoy, CON-
pauy @, Sixtyseventh New York; Serene Smith, Com
pany =, One Hundred and Twenty second New York
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The Msrrimac and Her Crew.
LErrlR PROM ACTING MASTER ROGERS, COMMANDING
70 1nH HERALD.
UNITED STATES STEAMER MERpfMAC,
NAVY YARD, NEw YoaK, June 4 1854

UNITED STATES STEAMER MERPlMAC, I
NAVY YARD, Nsw YoaK, June 4, 1864.
sceins article your yesterdays issue stating that
mothers and sisters permitted 70 board
this vessel give their and brothers parting adeu
take this trouble reply and wosld state that there has
mothers wives aud babies admitted until II became
nuisance and order to avoid confusion and keep tho
ship in state Of discipline was obliged 10 prohibit H.
many OF these mothers wives and sisters 70 bid
sdieus every day, the vessel should remain here
month And a. 70 tho officers entertaining their
families % board, such has NOT been the case
0nicers In three instances only have had their wives
call on board. The person whom have every reason
70 believe h the author Of the article IN your paper
Of yesterday 10 now deserter, deserving the So
vcress penalty Of the law His we has been admitted
board several times and no takes this way TO show his
loyalty to the get the bounty and desert
10 Wow Of these facts would respectfully ask who the
best judge when to permit visiting, myself or mon who
concsct plans with their friends whom Visiting them on
board 70 desort, and then put them in execution
am, sir, with due respect your obedient servant,
WM p ROGERS, Acting Master Commanding.
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Ship ON Fire ut scs.

FosroN, June Z, 1894
Tho ship Shannon, arrived at Bombay Apr Il. FROM
Liverpool, reports:-0n January observed ship
re at sea- In latitude 81 54 north longitude 81 ID
Went within twenty yards OF her. Caald traceS
Of her or boats She appeared to be AmericaO
shiD
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TBR GovERNMKRT LOAN


THE oovEsSMEsT LOAN ~'>@~~'o~''~"''''"
o.
soo00.ooo
This loan aa.hori.eA by ss. Of Congress Of March
Isss, which provides for It's REDEMPTION IN COIN, a.
any period than more sAaa forty ysars from
It's date, At the pleasure Of the government
Unsi i,s redemption ave per cssa nssrss h 70 b pA,A
ssmi iannuaily IN COIN.
Subscriptions 70 tAe loan received BY the Hauona,
Banks in United States notes such currency other
funds taken By ,Asm deposit u par
Is e1smp,oa from State looal TAXATION sdds from one
70 shrss Ter osas psr annu. % issv vase.
me ss Of interest ioA. a,shoasA sus ave pes
ssn greater in currency a. The din.rsnss
sss~ssh the market value sf currency and sold.
Asa rule Ne Ave per sss specie securities e IN solvent
ssvsrapsns are always above and surrs.c, now
funded in ,hs national loan viii b worth s fsss in ssd
besides paying regular and liberal per esn,ass % iAs
holder.
The authorized amount o. lhis loan s two hundred NIL
lion dollars The amount u nbseripusns reported V me
Treasury .. Washington, mp to June I, has been
vs76l7.6p
Subscriptions win bs received BY TIE Treasurer Of ,As
Untcd States Of Washington The Assstau, rrsa,ursrs
..xsw York, Bss'eu aud PaIladslpA., and ;, the
Tirs, National Bank Of New York. No wan stree.
ssssnd National Bank ofNsw York. Twenty third street and
Broadway.
Fourth National Bank Of New YORK. n and 20 Pine street
rInh National BANK Of New York. sss Third avenue.
sixth National Banh New York Sixth av and Broadway
Ninth Nations, Bank Of New York, sss Broa dway.
Tenth National Bank Of New Yosh. s4o Broad way.
Central National Bank Of New YORK. n Duane street.
National Exchange Bank OF New YORK. ia Greenwich 81
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANRs
which are dsposi.Aries ef public money, and an
REsPEcrABLR BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country scnr agents Of As National
Depos'ary Banks win furnish f,her informauoa On ap
piioation and
AFFORD EvERr FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
v0IU'rr'H 'GsSSiSss sSsS.' 4 s.sIrr ! AID 'u"D
s:,ss =
:. "s % Is, .sm sgsasd s Ts re' ss E
ssss-ss p%.s sus. :s;s' ss q sss
psssen ~ 1904 and an ae ~ the Legi laups
VI The as.s ol New YORK, raassd March 8, teS3
The sAd boeds wiz bear nj pcr cen
pr eenu Iayaoe rsni annually. The dsy OF May
and " fnss ear and Ss principal wa Be- r.
rhs proposals the ampwnt of bonds Desired asd
the price per hundred dollars persons
sssn .' :" he ss, S se sso.sssS
Bask) thc sums awarded " respectively.
On pre- entps " the Comptvoller the receipts Of bs
Sn,s. fcr rs sa,s deposits hs entitled
bsarpg interest from the dates Of pay ymenia - -
Each rrnprson thould be seaied and indovsed Propo
sas for volstcer soldiers Family Aid Fund Bonds no 90
to lcr.
rpsrshi re.svved 70 reject any or an Of the bids me
Interests of the ClrpOrntOn
MkTTHEw r. EREnNAN Conf psroller
CRY ov NEW ropk-DyrARrnsrr or FINANCE,
ConrrRoIfRR's OtrIcK
Mar 40. 1854 }
WORMS. pUNfONs. RAD HAffssrFNDFP FrEr &C.
~ ssrss wnhovt rair, hy at nlCs, suvsesp Chrcped 4
= nossvy ever NE .CM.sns R.nh Hisss AAaihA ssos
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srouwAl JAusors srrsH a LOYAL WenAr-urs
Arpod sister of ssonevah Jscksca been stopping
n whseline Va, for couple Of veeks. Mrs ArDolds
nusbant asresteA ssmssIms since upoo charges Of
nsloyay, pvsferred BY hh vMs Mrs. A. - sa,d 10 be .
sarcpe suppovteY NJ the federal govern there
f~v very pen1f vssA tss nbssss ~ hss a-ssassa
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me Sanitary Fair practically brought 70 close on
Saturday night Tho managers and others interested IN
have reason 10 congratulate themselves that IL has
proved magnificent success exceeding the expectations
Of the most sangune al tho beginning. 1hs gross 70
osps 70 date from all net less than $S76
and the net proceeds, which will pass into the
hands Of the Sanitary Commission, win bs at least
half . million. The building will be open
during the present week for combination sales Of gold
and silver bars and other articles The Swerser farm
disposed Of by rafne Saturday evening Number
34472 drew the farm. Who the lucky holder Of the
number Is, 10 not At present known. The army sword
awarded amid much enthusiasm TO General Hancock,
no having received 2403 votes. General Mcclellan
ceived the next highest number OF votes.
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8 HI?PlN q NJ E w 8.

Below.
Barb Trieste, from Currocoa.
Bark ] Godfrey. from Moateyideo.
Bark Ann, from Havana.
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Presentation to Mrs. General Meade.
PHrLADELPHiA, juno I, 1854.
An elegant house and sruure at the corner OF Nine
eenth street and Deiancey place. this day presented
Mrs. General Meade. Tho money purchase was con-
tributcd by citizens OF Philadelphia.
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Tho Asia,a NIails.


The mails per tho steamship Asia, for Liverpool, via
Halifax, will close at eight O'Clock (wednes
day. morning. but she will not sail until about eleven
O'Clock.
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News from Caltf0rnta.
DHFgAT OF The APACHe IsDIANs.
n.

Mining ssocks ere !.awsss S'ua aea Vq!Fy sold ia
$500 and $s,75o per foot saturday. .-day shey
we're low ~ S26, and other stocks 10 proportion.
This heavy depreciation is mainly attributable 70 n
evident conspiracy bear The market for speculative
purposes. fhs leading mines never In better con
dition.
The produce market Is nat Late impora,ions OF pig
iron are excessive.
The Union State Convention 70 nominate Presidential
electors win be called for August so.
The California volunteers In Arzino, Arizona, fought
two hundred Apsches on the Sd Of May, and routed
them. Thirty Indians were killed. One soldier Was
killed and several wounded Another expedition has been
planned
Several Russian and British merchant vessels have
rived at this port within day or two
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The Bogus PROCLAIM stiOn Again.
TO THE XDIrOR OF rHB HERALp.
OTDcx OF rHn ASSOCIATED PRkss
NEW Yong, June G, 1864.

o.. =. ~,. .s..,r.x.a p.,
NEW Yong, june G. 1864
Tho CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL OF she 10th uitlme has been
forwarded this ocs and IS found 70 contain an sdI.
tora article which embodies several charges against the
general agent of tho New York Associated Press no
.,,..,w ,.,~sA Ia .b.,. n.....~- A.. =. 80 -
" $500 -s.'s "o ''0S 0on
eo 70 nosce 'nem ana place upon sncm the brand cf
falsehood, 70 which they are fully amensbic me
charges ref.rrsd N b.vs rsssr.nca a IN. ...n ho
- - '"' o'e1'
Procamatoo, ana tnoy amount IN substance, 70 this
pamely:-That, acting under the impulse Of fraudful
r,o1vas ana Tan. sf,s, tho s.~, =, a. f.,.u,
= ...'~ " S ."
10 THIS c the agent OF the Associated Press bad sent
proclamation over The wires the country
and b.d tbr. made h,r..,, .,~t;~r. .~.,,. ,,h ~
So ~ ~ ~ ~ P~@Ps '''"''"'s ""1 'no
scoundrel who wrote u. in order TO give some little
color OF truth 10 his charges the edi,,r of the Cam
.~.., .v.. s...,., .u.roa ,..,. o,o a. a.. :, s,.s
"T'~' 49, ~ = w " "'e"
happen 70 % essentially true, tnouan tncy are wholly
ir,roaterial 10 move ~ ~H---. hand while all
. 80. s-v ~'-'sv ----, ;, - =. spv
ones are utterly false e. ara Also tbe ufeeuces drawn
- - = ...S,s .,.... =. =
sne Conm:Scsos hom snoss wnrn are aomiueo W W
true.
-, s.... .onr..s.a .-n ,n.. -....,.s,on - "a.
-. - = ' - . - -
the general agent sne Assochtod Press or any Of mis-
assstants had thing u do with u, theseA about
,hro. o,c,oct az ,hs r,o,,,, =, n,.s IN. 49, nro.,.
.,. = ~ 80 50 " 800
manon appeared IN IN World messenger came TO this
once from the night editor Of the fsm ascertain whs
'De' 'a' ~" ~ 'sn''A, p'oc'a"a'0n wn'cn 'na'
journal mad then Just received had been sent from this
ocs To this the reply person shen in charge was
an emphatic "No with tho additional .,nrs..on a,
pelie' tnas the document WS S'fse IS hei" Here the
matter endod ne far A tne Assoc,ed psess h.a
), 4. I'm un,u .,gh. o,c,ocr thu s.,. morn,nr -.
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CONSTRUCTION on A Rry, cAsP
ne condition Of ~ r 10 ths vicinity and throughout
Me entire district quietude, unvsrsd by the slightest
OF cutsnant Gerard Chief Quar-
tsrDsster q the sub district u Bssufort i mpoyed
ssastructips camp the bsnns Of tts refugee families
Dsaihs among them frsquep measles and pneumopis
prevailing to alarming The surgeons
has measles 10 this climate a least amongst native
ueftn CArsiniaDs, takes such . viruent bold as 70
esneray terminate 10 pneumonia, which other
Sodas death for whom poeumonia sets In, naturally
Seahy constituted these people are. and further
eeetAea ~ exposure and paired by mental anxiety,
about oy loss Of home and property death gene
Ba, few Wilmington socs.dsrs now make their appear.
hossusAD Cny, June 8, 1854.
~ vuEERAI or oo~sIssAsy sxasyArr rssxvxs
Yesterday, AZ four NJ, the remains Of Cow,u,srary
sergeant Ensever, Of the One Hundred and Fjy eighth
New York voustssrs-oDe Of the victims Of the lass
kagedy Bacbsors cyeek- inferred with b,gh mn,
MARY bcnors. The corpse borne TO ,ns grave On
sss~ssa drawn by borsss suitable ana subsmasio
bses for The gallant soldier s entire resim n, follow
-, corteEs u mournsrv. LisuteBaps Colonel Mcvary
80 AL the oncers likewise attended, the ceremouies
eeing conducted according 70 the prescribed form.
Inh honor " an unusual ore 10 mon commissioned
sHoer, Ne Law providing such gYsss simple
raak was ignored and the merits of The deceaked
Danded Spontaneous tribute and acknow leAs went, he
gsversine the words Of Anthesy yTns good n Of io
aesred With thsr bonssn
svcuwAI JAusor's srrrs a LoYAI wsnAS.--urs
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s,cs fra. publicly acknowledged Tho great benefits which
ved from the ,snifu treatment OF Dr. Lishth in regard
to NY hearing letters Of inquiry hsv, necessarily poured upon
me from all parts tho country from parties desiring to learn
the particulars Of my case and am Indeed surprised at The
number Of individuals who affected similar to the manner
in which have been and therefore feel /. and more
ryod duty which owe 10 those sufferers TO direct them to
uroper and reliable obn the benefit they 80 much
y and which 80 msny afflicted have hithorto sought
IN vain Jus, o. had previous to applying to Dr. Light
hill
had from infancy very deaf which always dis
charmed more or less offensive matter and was the source oil
III. greatest annoyance and discomfort to Last year tbs
other ear also diseased and both ears discharged yo
low matter very pofnso and highly Offensive Ny hearing
became very impaired and the dchsrg" produced The
creates. debility Of body and depression OF spirits spPed
to y family physician and other practitioner whoa; derV
ina any benefit and almost despaired Of being restored 10
health when psovidentialy applied to Dr. Lshhil Under
Nj. treatment my improve at once and continued
To do 90 until In comparatively short time both cars were
.d iLs discharge removed and my hearing restored NJ
frrt
oppa-s Of discharge Of long standing might prove de'
IN nv general health fear which find great many
in regard the removal OF discharge from tho ear
Nv .,peenc however, has proved conelusvey that my ap
were entirely groundes In both respects iof bo
ears se a, we'll and my hearing good at present AZ e Gay
len off treatment the soppase Of discharge, instead q
o-oviar detrimental my hesih has given the highest o''
civ and ygor to my body and dow oil spirits not eaPe
encsd for long time previous. II,
wish that the above might .erve general answer 10 Inv
,,d hat should one OF the other desire to apply to mo
personally or by letter will cheeruy satisfy reasonable 10
mands upon my time.
laval vsef Of this opportunity Of again pnbicy express
inc NV deeply felt gratitude to Dr. Lightn, whom esteem
a. gentleman and OF science in whom the highest con
| g, - r. ,,.c.d JOHN NOTE
References. to parties Of the hshe. responsibility residing
In the city, who have been cured Of Deains' Caa'r" NC
may be had application
OFFICE No. "a ST MARKsPLAcE
(gta.s, between ~ snd ID a7@'
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No. i1i ALLss.sr., Nxw.YosK, Feb. ., 1863.
Harlem. l2Gths e.we-n 81 and asyI

No i1i ALLEysr, Nxw-YosK, Feb. . 1853
ih.,. been completely deafn and partially 50 in
ths oer for above seventeen years with dssioeo'o u
eh.s.c from both carr, combined with continual rom0'hs
noise In the head ff which have been treated BY most
eminent practitioner h the city wiihou, the slightest relief
leoansd Dr. Won Eionber. bu, must candidy say that
had faith in his success when did, 40 H"'he''0'e quo
to Dr. Won Ei,snbof;o sknowedge that am entirely cured
al.o tia, he displayed skill ani knowledge which have
procured fos ha, suc unhyed reputation As have had
an opportunity comparing bis mode Of treatment with that
q, oh,r can truly state ,ha, It is no, only superior but
tho principles which direct his mode oil restoring The nearing
arc in M opinion, certain JOHN iAiLoh
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Bnsinfss Notifies.

To MILITARY MEs-From Milton 2. Pierce,
80 Co,amandn, Pieroe's shsrP'hoo,er'' Buffalo, N y
EVERY OF officer who drill. his men, suffers to
ass suffered severely, especially when actsd With cold
20 common to camp lie. few weeks since wai suffering
o ssrs Throat and Excessive HOaseness when friend Of
nine e olsrgymsn) advised to your BRONCHIAL
CnooHss tried them and found the relief almost instAnts
,eoa. Keep them in my poke, when drill! and fnd
etn sure relief No officer should be without BROWNS
ssoscHiar TnocBEs cannot forber TO record, unso'
scted my handle testimonial in favor Of your BRONCHIAL
rRocHEs.'"
To M,ssrs John Z Brown 4 Son, Boston, Mass.
Sold BY al dealer. In Medicine everywhere.
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MoRros's GOLD PENS are now sold at the

MoRTOS's GOLD PENS are now sold at the
cane prcs. before the Of tho war this Is
entirely owing the Manufacturers improvements IN ma
chnsry his proseatsIge Retail Business and
System; for, until he commenced sd1eTtsins h'
done on Credit and s;rie;ly viiA the Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold a. old prices
the makers Of all other gold pens chsrehe Premium on the
Gold Government Tax &c but Morton has IN noes-e changed
bis prices Wholesale or Retail.
Ofes great numbers SEM by mail 10 al parts Of the world
urss the past ow years not one in sthoussnd has isd 70
reach u. destination in ,af.y showing that the Morton Gold
Pen can 30 obtained by any one in every part OF the world
the price, postage only excepted
Rsadsr you have enduring always ready and rssss
Gold Pen exactly adapted to your band and style Of writing
whh do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens sne
at present almost universal HghPressure Price Of every
ching you can have Morton Gold Pen chssps In proportion
60 tho labor spent upon and material used than any other
Gold Pen In the World II you want oDr, see Tie Zen Il.
MightisI than the Sword" in another column.
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Egv YORK, July 10, 1862.

Egw.YoRk, July Ia, 1862
TIL. eertae. that my mother has been for some tims
afflicted with partial deafness suffering from pain and rum
bin. noise. In tho head together with oher indications OF
,o,a lo. Of hearing: Dr. Won E.snbes removed from her
ears ea, quantity Of matter together with eoasua'ed blood
relieving her in.sntsneou.y and al without pain III with
grateful ,hsnks ,hs, give this testimony to hi. .sil
CARROLL j. POST No. % ssuihsL
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fldyertisement.i

DgM0REsT's NEw-YoRK ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
new candidate for public favor is journal OF iastrs
sens on al subjects Of life and interest and asaDss
and family newspaper in It's most m vc v
The /, tsf fashions with Illustrations, VIII ne given ny
Nine DEMonEsr. with valuable supplementary sheets
The reading matter is original and Of an excellent ehar
.ntcr TERMS 81 per year, with valuable premiums 10
snisorIbers Address ". j. DBsoREsT, NO. ~ Beck
5nan,st. New.York. Do MT fail to sec this weeks NO
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
An soldiers who have been discharged by reason OF
wounds receiyed in any battle and who have not re
ceiyed the 500 bounty receive The same AZ once G
snnyi, by letter or in person al the Military and
Naval Agency, No. Az Walnut 81. Philadelphia.
JOSEPH f. DEWITT & CoMPAsY.
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MARRIR ID.

On Thursday. May 5. At Trinity
Church, Brooklyn. by the Rev Dr. Liteohn, g. y" Co
n.n Of New.York 10 Frances A. Hemingway VI Auburn
No csIds.
HaRT-HrSDE-In Cuynhoga Falls Ohio. on Tuetaay, May
b. the Rev J. T. ChsPn Mr.. A. II. Hart OF Ne" iok
TO Miss Mary H., dAugh.r Of John Hndo, ESQ, OF tho
mis-
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DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.
No. slo eth-ay. NEw YoRE. Dec. , 1919.
I've, deaf for several years and hearing Of the grea, cures
perormedby Dr. Won Heabes wa.iaduoei to place my
self under bis and iappy to state that my hear
ing entirely restored aer short treatment Iwss also
suffering non chronic essrh, Of which alss cured by
tie skial treatment Of Dr. Won Eisenbers do but justice
the Doctor BY stating 'hAi in treating he dhPayed ,hs
i aud snywods- which have already procured for him such
deserved reputation and the, the principles which drec. his
system VI curing Des. and Cssb are such as to render
.uece. certain IN my opinion Many mouths have passed
aimee d. Won E.eubeTs restored NY hearing and continues
a. sooa - ever. u HoPAiNs