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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13
FINANCIAL AND CONNER iAL.
SATURDAY, Nov. 1915 P. M.

SATURDAY, Nov. l2-6 r. M.
The markets for both gold and stocks were I'M
settled to-day Speculation in the former is so
active that operators for rise find great difficulty
in carving heavy loads the supply OF capital at
their command for this purpose being unequal TO
the demand. one quarter Of one per cent has fire.
oueptly been paid for holding gold over one day,
and al much as a half per cent has been paid in
the case Of weak holders. The difference between
cash and regular sales has at the same time been
about quarter per cent. There is strong un-
derourrent both in the gold market AVID the Stock
Exchange, indicating that manipulation for a rise
is going on. Cash sales are made TO depress the
market by the same parties who simultaneously
buy freely on short options.
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At the first session Of the stock board the
transact ions were light and the market showed q
tendency towards lower prices.
The closing sales at the first board exhibited the
following variations from those of the second
board yesterday:-E advanced u, New York
Central q, Cleveland and Pittsburg 4, Michigan
Southern u; Chicago and Rock Island IA. Fort
Wayne advanced a. Marposa z. Quicksilver l.
Chicago and Northwestern was steady.
Government securities were firm. Coupon
skies Of 1881 advanced 4, coupon fve-twentes
A. coupon ten-forties sold at 9414, one year
certificates 95L, Z $40 Treasury notes
1927 "a ITO.
State stocks were dull, railroad bonds active
and bank stocks quiet.
At the open board at one O'Clock, the market
was stronger and prices fraction higher
Afterwards on the street the market was heavy.
There was no second board
The shipments of gold to-day amounted to
$l,lS6 ,0O0 and for the week TO than
$l,270. 900.
Foreign exchange is dull notwithstanding which
drawers are making strong efforts to keep up the
price, partly in view of the high rate of interest
and the scarcity of money abroad. 1897 u is
asked for bankers bills at sixty days, and ll0A
lily for bills at three days. Merchants bills
are 0nered AT lOo q "a. Blils on farlS are OHered
at5.l714 5.24 on Hamburg at 5.35 $50; on
Amsterdam at 40 a Al on Bremen at 771I q 1871;
Prussian thaers are quoted at 10 a ~.
The money market is easy to stock houses at
seven per cent on call, but in the discount line
it continues close at eight to twelve per cent for
good names.
rumor was circulated to-day to the effect that
Sherman was marching Danville, south of
Lynchburg, Virginia; but this was correctly sup.
posed to be merely a conjecture, and it exercised
little or no influence upon the course of specula-
ton.
Baring's circular, dated 2sth October, reports
American stocks quiet. United States $40 bonds
have been sold at AZ, and are now Al AZ. Some
Virginia 5's, sterling bonds, with arreared divi.
dehds have fetched 81. Illinois Central shares 81.
New York and Erie Al. Other quotations NOM
insl.
The Assistant Treasurer in this city reports to.
day as follows
IotQ receips.. so3, COS
IAneuts 1,olIUSs
bAiAnco ................. .............So lO4,5S3
The following comparative table exhibits the
receipts and shipments of -four and grain at Mil
Mlykee during the week ending November s, in
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From the lst Of January to the LIST Of November,
In the years indicated, the receipts of -four and
Grain At Ruffalo were as follows

The following is statement Of the earnings Of
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
during the month Of October, compared with the
same period last year
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EU p E..

EU r o Pc.
Arrival OF the Nova ScOtian
Off Cape Race.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
Our London, Paris and Berlin
Correspondence.
WRECK OF THE STEAMSHIP JuRA.
Safety OF Her Passengers and
The Canadian CONGRATULATIONS
and Plans of Its 0riginators.
Name and Military Strength Of tho
New Nsrth American Nation.
Tho Rebels I'm England ON
Their Last Legs.
The Financial Crisis Extending
from England to India.
NapoleOn's Plans to Secure His
Dynasty.
Diplomatic Complications Of the
Dans-German Question.
FRANZ MULLER'S TRIAL.
~
| An Indian Spiritualist.-The Predecessor Of
the DaVsnports,
h. II. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
Loss OF tho British Schooner Vintor from
Turks IsInnd-neatb from II Exposure.

The schooner Viator Of Bridgewater, Nova
Scotia, Capt J.. q. Robbins from Salt Cay 9th inst.
With cargo of 900 bushels Of salt consigned 70 OAR
rel & Co., and the vessel TO Daniel Start Yves totally
lost yesterday morning on Romer shool'. Tie captain
and crew. eight In a were taken of after great ehe''
tons by the pilot boats Moses II. Grinnel No. J. ana
Fannie No. j.. and brought 70 This city. Inc MOSES
H. Grinnell makes the following report: wednesday
JIM 90 1864. Commenced with a gele IRON w. W.
W; left the city ut II with four rli0s as Ivno" -
Messrs Conner CARER Rush and MOriey, ana Wneh Oh
Romer Shoals ut D. In. saw vessel bottom up on tbe
shoais, which proved 20 be the Vator from lufA
Island bound 70 NcwYork, loaded win sait oonsigheu
10 Daniel SCarr The were saved by the jaws Vi
the Moses H. Grinntl No. !, and lannie NO. i1'
The following are the names OF the peTfons saye1
Captsin h. a. Robbins, lsE ofteri Lambert iodolh, 20
oucer. William CLARK liead Searisu VIM herei JAMES
Iobn, Andrew q. Foster, isicrs lsricson. - -
They iator YVES new vessel o months Old lJl tuLs
and owned at DrilgeWaer y. s., BY G1t.n Wet ana
| the captain. il partially insured ia Ha.iflf.
Capt Robbins reports thai he had very weather
during the passage. and the 10Th Inst ~ Il p H..
of sandy HOOK, encountered a yery heavy gale from
| ". y. W., and whilo lacking, missiayed ana went
ashore on Romer Shoals close TO The some Beacon al
At g. M the SCHOONER capsized While Ashore. an ln-
known schooner ran into as knocking large hole III
tho side After remaining on the Vessol lntb p ~.
we were taken of by tho pilot boats Moses n bilnieA
and Fannie, the pilots and crews Of bcth boats using
their utmost erieayors 20 ALL Ster BONG trans
| Gerred OF board " the Grnnell Mr.. VIM. Clark q
native OF Nantucket Who shipped Gt Turks Island for
tie run died mnedistsy lom exhaustion.
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1.niesf ship News.

Il
Steamship E'se hdi.ns rag,na Jan &c. 7. li- tdse.
and p.fl b. sposord TeteiS c.. jon j.; 4 D. ~ Fraes
s'cisl.p 400, heoce ios NoW-Ohcan Experienced sory
st,sasr Fanny a. $ transport gaeob4d. Hilton Head
lith n... troops % .. :. ocareIl asior
BuS Hry Booth, DRAKE, .iassrAs Jan. i, sugar aud
ueado o. james T.. Wsid Go.
Bar1 .ier If Ausrl Gibraltar 90 dry' nie. 20 Pee'z.
g-r Del Itr .ed need tc'sy ge sid Ta!ny weatncr
va rpn INTO log ne orig G. ". buc, AN, who carried away
the ya,d broke la alt bllwaTss. The &. w H. Loaf
RsrE ihncts (H,nj Uacioop Rotterdam 81 day, md'e.
~ gufrl BIO. iiad very heavy weather.
pgr.eutnA iva (Brl, Oare, Maa,a5o Jan. 2 hides and
''ss s, iSn.on Newo.sarssth sW Pass 7,h is
cotton m. rsar .r,sA Deabo, Gao 70 aachos of
' 8as pc Gi T. Ka,), Peterson s.. M'r'iu' lg dsys.
81. 20 Jont, 4 Lorss.
Hdr No Hon DR., Nelson, Bueaos Ayre. Nov 80 and
Ris III, lBr s4ackror Per, Do, p ssi tte River siA,
t,dso. 20 Blfi,; : tve'ut-
SIR Eliza scran,on, -, virg'uia fos Rev Haven, win
s,Ts JOHN No-.,up ga, Laird 0.ud e. yuaa u days,
loswood aa mahogany Goo 90 E jan. r. let. % -
o6 II ~ Jo baah wa. Knocked % the raaaboou
seif. Lily, Francis, Por Royal b,f..b
solr. A. :. Chapman, tarow, how0en Is dayr, naval
stores g. s'or.
schr, Ocean Wave. Foster. yir.,ai, wood.
schr. o. L. C. (Bl) flllon, CVTa 2 day. potatoes 20
ID. X. Dew al.
BELoW-ono bark and one bss Unknown.
w%D--sunsc., w, Hight
SPOKEN
Dec. %, lat. q N, Ion. 80 W. Sip Milo twhiorlsn
Jap 3 -yis'n Pasrgc schr james, OF sppc.n tom
Philad.iYh's-eu well.
Jan H. lat. g. lon 90 a., bark Dunket, ilom Boston Tor
Asysi4A
steamer Fanny which arrived his port bit evcrug
pofts having spoken the Eth irs, Cspc Look, A.
gunboat Connecticut, which pcltcd having captured that
morning. hoekade.rurn,r
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NEW york DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 2l 1854

the cause the existence OF such corporation unless
defendant shall have pleaded IN abatement or In par
that the plaintiffs or defendants. az the may
b., not q corporation.
Mr. Mattooo's bin to regulate enlstments provides
that 1t shall not be ayn for any person 10 enrst OF re-
crut any man or boy in the volunteer service OF this
State or tho United 5ate5 for the naval service
without having previously obtained pormis ZION from the
Adutant General Of the State. Any persons recruiting
in this State shall make u report Of their proceedings
every month to the Adutant General stating their To-
cation the names Of persons enlisted, their ages, ne
date Of enlistment, their birthplace, and residence Tor
In tie service and il tho regiment and company ~
which he belonged, and also when. where. and the
names Of all persons sent during the preceding month
por, shall also be flied with the Town OF City Clerk In
which the said persons enlisted. Any person SO
authorized to obtain recruits. who shall knowingly or
wfally make false report shall forfeit his authoriza-
ton and if an officer be- deprived Of bis commission.
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strong steamer is 10 mount guns which she IL sad 70
oarry ia her hold and to become Rebel yryateer ny
virtue of commission sho is said TO hold from the So
called Confleracy The presence Of the De Soto may
have prevented her departure thus far. -.
Yesterday there was quite q conliooton III ohcios
street. Mr. Decver who has been quite aciSe ia ship
merits 10 the South via matamoras. @ce was srfeseu
owing TO information having been furnished tho Gov
eminent Of 200 Kegs OF gunpowder which he care
lessly had in lis store. Ills is strictly against the law
which makes him amenabe 10 at lea, largo ines BE-
sides this powder had been smuggcd tbrogh the Gus
tom House kegs of Das Of tho public safety.
heying been 80 fcarully menacod in this cigar
smoking community, it will 20 hard with Deeyer.
am informed that he has been fined 500 the first
count beside the conscaticn of the goods and VIII be
tried on tho second. The De Soto will probably leave
on a cYuse to-day. Al well on board
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County TREASURER ARNOLD. - Oliver A.

Arnold who hns filed the position Of Comfy treasurer
fr tfs Iast three years Iei.es from Office at noon to-
morrow We do not think there Is taxpayer IN Mr..
Arrolds constituency who fails To accord 10 him the
be,i wshes 0r his fuiure lie las been most
pnuat skiug officer faithful ia the discharge Of his du.
,,os courteous 10 all having business with him. aud
v equal % the aruOg1 lab0rs thrown upon bun by me
bounty efd enlistment matters No County Treasurer
has b>en placed IN similar position 81 heavy re-
spor rilts ard no chicsr has discharged the duties
more sati. lac;orily than NJ. Arnold.
BY As report, which was presented u the bard OF
Super isors s morning, it appears tha there IS b..
ance du, 10 n OF 20 COS M the ordinary business or
year closing; and the bounty fund the-e IS
credit IN his favor which mhses tho entre AMOUNT due
10 NJ. Arnold not less than S-n0n Thus bonoraoly
and successfully VI Arnold retin.s rom Giice. Sue
c.ss ~ him IN private lie
The subseau.nt action ~ the Board ~ Supervisors
with yO. Of thanks and appropriation Of II COO -
hardA0Iac recos, milton OF NJ. A.I4c(is services.
Troy Times.
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SIR: In a complimentary notice OF " Inc Rose'
Hil Ladies' soldiers Relief Association" in The IRB
UNE OF Monday. which, douht not II wei. deserved
M Nichols thank the ladies ior proyid.rg Lin with on
arri6ci1l arm only wish 10 say that the Government
provide. each soldier who loses arm, or eg. or an
eve IN tho scrS Ice with another Jres q ERNIE 20
tho ,odier b,sil. taxing OF hin Willie the liub s
being nitoi have seen several soldiers chou. the e!
begging for funds a. supply themselves with ARTIFICIAL
llah- There IS no reason for this, Arms, legs, aud
.yes are furnished by the Medical Director Of the De-
partincrt Of the Fnst uuder orders nom tho surgeon
iienerars once Washington. H. &. The Medical D
rcctors office is T.: No 4js BgooEle street. heT-lorE
LEM.
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to-day against the Soldiers Voting bilthe one vetoed
last yeas.
The TrsL9H RIIJ.
Mr. Benedict gave notice to-day Of tho Introduction OF
health bill This is understood to be an old acquain-
lance which has several previous occasions been
pressed upon Tie Legislature.
HIP FOR SOLDIERS.
The members Of both Houses as they ought 10 De-
unit the subject of taking all proper care OF the re-
turning soldiers and OF those who suffer from disease or
wounds in camp Mr.. Ames's resolutions placing
s5 at the disposal Of The Government to DO expehd
ed for this purpose passed in the Senate to-day
and IN the Assembly Mr.. Reed offered series OF resou
tons fepgly setting forth tho snderngs OF wounded
men ON tle 6altle field arising from want OF prompt
succor and instrucng Senator'S and representatives III
Congress 10 vote for a Uniform ambulance corps as
recommended by the SurgeOn4eneraL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-21
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
PARTICULARS or THE BATTLE OF hoaEIla
Reported Flight Of President 5uarez

The British mail-steamer Clyde has arrlVei at
x,.vana. with Vera Cruz dates 10 the I'd inst.
Tho news from Mexico is important. 1T is assci~a
,,a The army Of uarez been dispersed and that ne
~, lean President bmsolfhss sought refuge in tSit
t;s runored that JuaIos has escaped to Monterey.
In the battle fought on the Eth nit. at Morcl. OF
which brief account has been publishe The principal
o,iefs OF the Liberal party slain end over LOO
were taken prisoners II Is considered that ths defeat
cu,s an end 10 oil armed resistance IN the int .ioT
against the French.
At the bate OF Morela the french took eleven pieces
Of artillery. They were attacked at O'Clock in the
morning by 5000 Mexicsns who were Tcpu,ed and
routed after two hours fight.
Juarez escaped in diligence. while all the public
offices at his head quarters were kept open usca The
senncs we're at their posts before hi. house, aud but
few knew he had lc tin he was far on his Journey E'
Ted on The 18th ulthno, the day after the battle o.
Eorela.
The French deem this defeat as the finishing blow tC
the Mexican cause.
On the o9th Of December the Marquis Monholon, thc
new French Minister to Mexico, arrived at Vera Cruz
and after short rest proceeded his way 10 the CT
of Mexico. NJ saIgny, the predecessor Of Monthclon
has returned 70 France.
found on the field and burned rs dead snd conveyed
Ie9 wornded TO the hospitals. The prisoners take
amounted to coo The French party lost seTera! oil
GERS principally NexcaDs who had entered their vice
Gen. Uraga led the Liberals 70 the attack Ct Moreiia
which defended by 900 infantry, 800 cavalry. sn
ten pieces Of artiicry. The soldiers Were Ne2icans
though the rcpulse OF the attacking part! is considered
triumph for the French.
SAY FRANCISCO Tuesday, Jan. 70, 1904.
Three MeXicans of this city have news non
the City of Mexco up 10 Dec % OTizaba 10 Dec. %
and 6usdalasra 70 Jan. &.
Their eoccua.s say that on The 18th Gen. Dio' at
Tackled Orizatss occupied by the French aud traitc
Nexiesas, captured the city and garrison by "a
saut The traitors taken prisoners were all SHOT
This is considered an important achlc1,leit a.
Crizaba commands the French communications vii
Vera Cruz
The Franeo-MeNieau papers published IN the City o
Mexico Gluso Minister COrgin account a. DE- avOWeC
sympathy with the Juar,z Government. Some French
meu and their Mexican s.mpathizels had cier'ssTieo
him.
Guadelalsla ives occupied by the French without op
pos.Sjon jan.
The MeXioaDs were making all possible efforts 70 re-
stst the French on tVhina, Cen ragua having t-rN
assembled the road which the French must pass
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Rntertmipmrmt. This Day nna Evening.

Isr .mt " sg o., acrri, .i - of.r co ss;
q isif payrr.
hCxpEnY " ~ tcl-c IN Creet sll lrv,
p.acs-isrnA1lsse feHfrll
SfHo. sAEeos Bsoao~ " grove Prince r'rce'-Bohenh
tlrl
wnr,cxs Ts..rE, corncr Of Ba5ld's-y sni 1tirteesh
s'.lc.-ffseite.
wrTra G.,pr7, Broadway oreos, Bopi s,seericsc'oi
Leave Mau.
Orrxric THEi-rs. Broadway, shove Houston STREE
Bal in o C.irs Shop--NsrsPY- (off.soael.
B.RSrss Mrf-Us broatsnvtir.lt --act 6inu'. Giant
On Giant Roy Two bwcrfs. &r et a. rrsricke 70 II
L@are-Iho gyrolcsn Mh3sler-Als. noon lud EFsnr :.
raoosLYS Aos3sxr hrslc, horsUs Count s.rsei
--liic.rI.sH-
81 NICHOLAS H,tL Broadway shove Piece s.sce.aiiros
%, ll- Reese lon, 81.
luPH CssPaL Broadway, shove foIfth efeet-lho Morn
roth Sfsffos aDfrun.
Nis ASsrRor Nss,ceErr Br,ad0 ~, as,ve Spring
--Grsn4 asE7su o. Wild fnils,'
HroADvAG tspurnfsrK Brood rHv. Brooic s.lee.-
equestrian AID Athletic P~r.oru sucef
us~rs CKcr' Nos. ls9 .nd -Qi Howc l-rW Ood sauil
fsr.. 4.
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AIBASr, Jan. IL, 1861.
THE POLICE ELL.
The Senators who sustain the Administration
held secret session this morning Immediately after the
adjournment They were closcted together more than
an hour and although the subject Of their deliberations
IS generally understood to have been the Police bn
nothing has yet been permitted to uanspre as to The
result.
There are number Of patriotic gentlemen hero from
New York and Brooklyn, WHO are firmly convinced OF
their sby 10 serve the community as members oil the
new Commission. and who are using considerable
pressure to persuade tho Legislature to include iheiI
names in the bill or there is no, room for them
all but IL looks now as II the number 81 Commissioner
would be increased by one name at least.
TIE MILITARY u COUNCIL.
The city is alive to-day with uniforms, large delegs
ton Of officers from the National Guard being now here
In attendance on the Convention in session. The
use Of the Assembly chamber has been granted 10 then
for this afternoon
UNION IrAGuE CLUB.
Senator I.aimheer noticed bill this morning 20 IN
corporate the Union League Club OF the City Of New
York.
RETURNING soID1rEs.
The reports prevalent Of suffering and neglect among
returning soldiers have excited iuuch among
members If the ,slaue and Others. and the resolu
lions Of Senator Ames intended 30 provide against re
cUTence Of the evils complained o. and placing In The
hands Of the Governor S-OO0O0 be expended in the
premises were made the special order Tor tomorrow
evening
nopSTIrs 70 yoLUSTr "a.
Tie Senate this morning passed the bil 10 prevent
stments this State for the military forces OF Other
STATES. with an amendment which Tcpeas the clause 81
the &C; Of 1865 Prohibiting The payment OK bounties BY
individuals or local Authorities.
Mr. Fields offered "a series IL resolutions ills morning
calling for detailed report from overy coEnty.in this
State concerning the smoant u bounes pad and ti'
ebiilie, incurred th,r,ior. Tie resolutions lie oye..
CHAETEE AsTSDNTyIs.
Mr. Olvany noticed hin this morning in reference Il
Charter sne ndueats In kcw-lork.
soLDIRs VOTING.
TIE b'l ordering special election in February u
take the Of tie pope the subject OF Coustitn
tionnl ndments s hangs hrc IN tho Judiciary Com
mtee whose report l. delayed Tor tho purpose OF M
plying The provisions Of the Registry act, without th
Labor of new registry IL j. considered desirable ala
that the judiciary Committees Of both Houses shpul,
meet Jointly this and Other Oi 10, moro i'm
portant bills in order that delay nav through
differences between the Scla.e aud tie Assembly nn'
the Senate judiciary Committee have .ot yet organised
ia consequence Of the absence Of two 81 is osdnl
members. Mes-rI Toger and Bailey. TIC contcs.os
| case In the IAth District.
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News from NcbiIc--AngIo-Eebefs tenrpers
Arrest OF n Rebel sympathizer.

HAVANA, Jan. lC. leC4.
Since the departure OF the Morning Star little
or nothing has traDspired Of interest. The AngoRebe
steamer Isabel come in from Mobile in four days The
papers from that port brought by her are only The 9Th
They express fear Of an immediate attack from tho
Unionsts. who, they say. TO land at Pascaeoua.
The u D steamer Dc SOLO came in on the lith from
Key West Just as she was rounding the Moro from the
northward Rebel schooner loaded with 1877 bales Of
cotton ond ~ barrels tDrpentne from Mobile came in
The AngloConfedcra,s steamers Cumberland and Laura
have been cleared by Mr.. Crawford. her British
Ma'estys Nice-Con suGenera They both carry large
quantities u poGdcr in legscloared NJ kegs o; mill
II 10 Rough ly some tat he tgmbersud loyl, rf
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We have received our Havana files Is the
tsth instant.
serious accident happened at Matsnzas on he 18th
Instant Al IL H. OF that date the United ststcs
stesmooryeto Pow hatan entered the port OF ntanzas
and was received with military sslu.es ron to spanish
var vessel Cruz and rom the Castle OF oan scveiino.
During the firing from tie Castle quantity OF der
and ammunition igDitet( and an explosion took
place by which officer and six OF the garrison
were wonnded-two % them dangerously. AID was in.
staaty for to she hospital Of Saint Isabella IN the
vicinity OF the Castle, ald tie wounded mcl were
cared for.
Soldiers dolly arriving st Havana their way TO
81 Domingo ~ iog the Reinforcement o. tie Spanish
Gmy.
The opera troupe AZ Havana had appeared in Nor
ma" "Puriisni" and "1royatore" IL which Viz.
gipia Whiting Lorim and Adelaide Plli2s-both
kerican vonen-Inade the greafest successes.
g. glia the tenor, wei received, bat young Ano-
die was frightened snd did not sing Vel be can
There was quite a musical excitement ~ tie city be-
TWEEN the partzans Of 1orini and GueI-shela, both
prima donnas having warm friends IN tho icllc
Harry SaudersoB the pianist, continues to give cue
oessial concerts in Havana.
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|DYSPEPSIA,

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DYSPEPSIA
n ss. AND AZ, 49, n 4
DISEASES assuuAmo sxos
DISORDERS OF THE IrvrE
HeEsrIvE oRoANe
BoosLANDs
GERMAN BITTERs
The rssa Strengthening
TONIC.
Those Bitters hsSe performed more Cord
Have aud do give better satis,sc.ios'
Have msso testimony!
Rave moro respectable people to vouch sor unny
Than any other article in tho market.
wsdsty any enssO contradict this s.sr.cs.
AND WILL PAY sI,oe
70 any that viii produce csrtisc.ts ,uosf.s b, NJ
that il not Genuine
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BI1TEas,
VII cure ovcry ~.a
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, UJsfAss
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DIsoR,
DERED STOMACH
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING sYyu1oas
INSULTING yEcx DISORDERS OF TIE DIsknIIs OreAMs
Conspaion, Inward Piles, Fuhso Of Blood 10 The Hes&
Aciiity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, DsCa
for Food, Fulness or Weigh. IN the somsch
Sour Eruc,stions, Sinking or Rlst,er
ing at the Pit ofthe Stomsch
Swimming Of the Head,
Hurried and
Difficult Breathing
Fluiterns at tie Heart
Choking or sgfoca,ing Sensations Stss
in lying posture, Dime" oi
Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain in tho Head
Deficiency Of Precipitation, YellowDs"c o.
tie Skin and yes Pain in the Side, Bah, CSe.',
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