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JOHN PATTEN. Jr., Proprietor.

VENHE Pacific Hotel is we'll and widely
l. known to the travelling public. The To-
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The Pacific has liberal accommodation for
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sesses every modern improvement for the
comfort and entertainment of its inmates.
The rooms are spacious and well ventilated
provided with gas and water; the attendance
is prompt and respectful; and the table is
generously provided with every delicacy OF
the season.
The subscriber who, for the past few years,
has been the lessee, is now sole proprietor,
and intends to identify himself thoroughly
with the interests of his house. With long
experience as hotel-keeper, he trusts, by
moderate charges and liberal policy, to
maintain the favorable reputation of the Pa
cifc Hotel. JOHN PATTEN, JR.
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SUSSCRE REFTIoN
1866.

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Adn.imisiraGOr'S NotIce.

WHEREAS. Letters of administration on the es
w tate of NOAH f. McCARN, late of B ngham
township, decd, have been granted to the unaersgn-
ed notice is hereby given to all persons indebted TO
said estate TO MAKE immediate payment and persons
having claims against the estate aforesaid will present
them, duly authenticated for settlement
l.. L. McCARN.
Bingham, Nov. A. 1865. ct
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The Doom Of Slavery.


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the pubic service. Bat y ~ sVt5c emily apparent
that ,lere are reasonable grounds for anticipating
the most de,lsivs -dvauIagcs We tnay not jlIi.
the winter and spring campaigns schisye tie fnd
suppression Of The rebellion, IN the rebels are
determined to bold out 10 the bitter end but We
can. ami probably will occupy all the Atlantic
States as efilctuallJ AMI surely IS we hold the
syuthwes, ami thus narrow the war between the
oiosn and The MisSfspp TO mere petty guerrilla
operations. For the traus.NaJ 'sippi rerior, .
summer and fan canp paizn usy be- necessary. Tao
tctual military condition o' the Southern insur-
gents woull alone invest tie rcsce moyemenW
with credibiIry. Bn even tie obduracy and false
pride Of the rebel lea icrs only postponN with
out avertng their final doom "a case Of continued
resistance
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men 30 fssaipns'Ie attire ctntsringA little ahead,
arc iol ce sgclW; Ms fnid' c-'vcl eeutl"nan 10.
ihg WIN lsd =, some ahv PAGES bellud' another
suaI .nots oi apparent 10 myers are on TIE Waich
along tee ride; and an armed force would stan up
the least sign of suspicion or alarm. When
PAL was gwen to the Emperor and Empress ats
dstinguished embassy, the list Of invits,ions as
carefully revised by the pre'ect or his sub who,
not sstshed with having some OF h people sta.
uoned in the ante-chambcr insisted on cards OF
invitation TO enable others tdressed and dec rated
ior the purpose) to m.nylo with the company.
CHI d by joining shoe .ng party at his chateau,
tne euuro establishment wAs placed under strict
snrt '.Idhes during the prcce1.ug fortnight, and
"1'n Lis Imperial Majesty tcck the h.ld, tie
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LbEATEla.

beatty On Tucsday morning. 3lsi ul,., william
Icury, Nolngtst chud Of Luke and Bridget Baatty,
a. ed yeaIs, month"; and ~ days.
he ultuds u ule family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. this w ednesdAyJ afternoon,
~ O'Clock, tom the residence ut has INTeutA 10
sprinS IT, Ban Francisco papers piearo copy lij
BlSllOP--Ou Monday, the Both inst Of severe
Illness, Marx Bishop In the I0th year Of hie age.
fully invited 10 attend ths iuuotal on W Odnes esdaY
afternoon, FEB ls, II o'clock. tIom his late rect
deuce, 90 Charlton without further Invitation. 40
CLIFFORD At hia rer.denee, 394 Water st, \. Y ,
81, ult, James H. G. lord, in the 5lst year OF his
age, nHti'e Of Cork, Ireland,
Toe turerA s,A tlAe place from his late resi-
dCh'o On lhulrdhy afternoon Feb "a, a. y O'Clock.
IhS Iends OF the deceased ArO respectfully invited
10 atteud. llS
ClpLlPP-On Monday, Jan. 9Vth, after long and
PAINFUL Illness Anna Mafu~ toe youngest dENsL L,eI
VI Ds'ld Iuri4pp In the S4d year OF her aSe.
sieler, thou Grt gone TO redt,
my iois Hui cares ate Ger;
AND s1rioN, pain and Fuhcrine nov
cHtu ht'cr uaIess tnte moIe.
The iopds and relatives Of tho family respect
ron, l. at o'c ock, T. NJ, from the residence hoT
..ytIer -. We,t a1h II. The remains wiz he taken
% limit. tt tuttrry Tor InteTmcut 2SJ
POpPF-In BROOKLYN, on Monday, soth ult, Herr.
mann fOIp" IN me IS year OF his ace,
ne 20 atlVe- AMI iloudg OF the family gre respcct
tuly nVltl " alruQ the luneIA al, from hL1 lntS r1
deEcs, L-An ~, co.. VI Pear, hTeVkIyn, on ThnrsdAy
- 49, Pat 9GiOck. lss
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The receipts Of cattle At the various markets In this
CITY DUNE tie past escS, were ~ follows
BeeyeA 4isa Cows and Calves, II. Neds 5l9;
Sheep and LaIntG 1879; swine, ltET.
BstrtI.-Nlth Nury Limited supply Of cattle In the
ards In this CITY, prices stt continue to rule
very hirh, the very poorest cattle selling to-day
hlgh ~ llllt per pound. As Tor the better gIn.cs,
p.ICCs scIcry aYer before reached high point
that NJ vhi"h they nov rule; EUC pound lcug the
lowest quo alton. and many butchers have paid as
hiEh ga. sud thlH Or only ruoi hfHtgRss cattle
This sAto OF affair /, attributable 10 the suoW block
ade which .Nisla the railroads West thirty forty
uads long since due, having been detained IN Tho
route 10 this cay.
Ai,h C,'r'- rhis branch Of the market Is alAo
lillNy supplied, aud prices are consequently hrm.
We quote rAtia good oovs sSOaSl 10; gOod, S5Oas7J
conn on, iUASt'.
Veal CLItss.- hiI market is firm with artve do
mAnu fOs Punr veal calves We quote prime calves
Iaalic good do l2Aljc COMMON, luallc per pound.
Ca iAkins, / tIJc.
Sh.ep.-Ftou the sJno causo tho sheep market 10
also htly supple anu prices are consequently ig
er. TAuEigr ftwn ll'pal3c per pound.
N'une.--NO esange ia taken place In this depart
myut OF the market during the put weck prices sun
being quoted at ljai4c y, r nound live weight.
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!, another column we have rgniorA and ere.
halle Information" ~ obtained IN the usual stock
iobDing manner, that three distinguished Confed.
suous for ps.ce on conditions that will be concur
red in by majority Of the Northern people. Of
course We cannot place much reliance Ia this new
"Posco rIuor,' son after the Aotua failure Of
Mr.. HLAIh's miH'ion, unless We take into conslorA-
1iou ths conditions under which tho Rshel Commits
siorers approach ths city OF Washington. Nearly
oil the rebel Journals printed IN Richmond have
recently unrceer vedly condemned tho scts of their
ru ors, and otherwise shown US that q very large
part Of the Southern poop's arc tired Of the way
tho war has been conducted. This has
d"uhu,m induced the leaders Of the "corn-
proHiiSe" party Mt the south to iniri ,ue
azainSi Jrrr DAVE, and when lis negotiations
with BLNE had 'slod, they seek by an indcpend-
ent movement TO prepare tho Southern public for
a change ~ programme that will either dcpose
that arch traitor OF concentrate in his hands more
power tuAn ho has hitherto welded. The COuiedo-
rate President may have consented 10 = new mic
sion fot political reasons, relying upon subsequent
events 70 rave bis reputation iu cAsc Il s success;
sure iu Of failure, that ho would still be mas
ter of the situation. Under an the circumstsuces
j; seems quite hkely that bet,cr understanding
will lie eprono;ed by encouraging thoso volunteer
or authorized "Poace Commissioners - and then n
The war must continue, We shall he more reconcileI
TO tho sacrifices will require, and more earnesily
ontcr into The work Of speedily subduing the rotol.
lion by svory means We can mako available.
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Fin.neisI News, MARKETS. &c.

Ner York, Tlesdsv, Jan. 81, p k.-RepOrts 10
the effect that Mobile lad teen evacus,ed aud the
febl Peace Commissioners had arrived at Annapolis
created much oHci,ement in Wall street to-day, aud
tumbled down prices TO . considerable extent. The
fluctuations in gold have been follows AT 80
A. 2ll 1888, 2io',. 1910 2iOA; 1913, eo9% ;
lOb5 2yI& II. 2Cs5.; il.iG 1sE; 1l.2n eos, u;
1i.2t, Sax; ll,50 2cG&; ll5l, goO ii.3s aeA ;
il4A 2.jA liza 2ob,, llJo, 2o5% y, So6S (;
ls.i1 2lGa l22t, .o5'. I2.lO YJ6%; l96a 9oS', {;
Los, 3oS l.lt, 2o5's l.3o, 2l6t; 10 3As; i.S5,
2'4% i.b', 2o3,; 9.ic 2O1; 2i2 eoqH, S.1j, 2c2 I;
,, 10 $40 s6 ais, 9ol',; S3G. 2oe 3.So. 9ctA. I;
4, 2,iN 430 2OiA. The s'oct market open ned fever
ish, followed BY deohno which, At the olose Of the
daJ's business, reached 4 to per cent. Govern
rpen,s held their own. lie loan market cary at
per cent, with an nerearins volume Of bWns, At 8.
First-class names pastcd freely atsa9<
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING By
Broadway, on Wednesdsy, Pe6' l. stTs P.N spoak.
ms by M, Miller lld Hamilton. Snglns BY X, Aus
TN and othen Come and see us- q. bAeSsiE
fres J. V ulsroA, soa. ~
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Personal NOTICES.

A MAN NAMED PHILIP MURTHA LFP;
AAis home On saturday evening, and has not L.,,
heard ON sinoo Any Information Of MIN J.ouid h.
~ nkfully received b. bis wife, KOsAkNA Hl-Es
TIA. lo9 Goeiek H. uear Houston. s5s
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU GIVRa
a hoSltil HId yigoE 70 gLe frame and hoou 10 ths
ln- syuptomS, and II no treatment a 90 M ttel h.
eansnI.ptiot. insanity " sD4epts ia sasus, SO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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A surc remedy for Chilis and Fever.
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tfuiy You're. k " Flint No. 81. Marks PLe.
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A TTENTION, LADlES-THR OLD ES
n tablished y. Y, Fur Manufacturing Co SO Chat.
ham st. opposite Crooks hlts Ma. bic Hota 1. .,lL
ing single sets at their factory wholesale pr.cc, II
early and get choloc and great bargain. sas sA5A
nluits and collars f2aJ oaehi and upwards; sybenas
los. Altering and rupairing 10 the latest stvles
e. aI " new, receipt gyen 10 pulc chAsers nariIs
gAInst moths, Look lor the mammoth 49, FIEX
lHh' hhhhSeI 8l
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sorss.rg N0T3:E..

ARMY MEETlSG-A MEETING FOB
gion IN th- rr1uy viii be held this tvenine, st tbs
Epeopsl ChsreiS In 31st ~ wea Of ID ave o.
A q. H., LONG ISLAND, NO. ALL
n. the member. in debt toloaEinr N ue sbovy
mamie sTe requested 20 ssent on thslr pen
Don,hi, ineeiins 70 ts he'd On " hssos, ,s en
of The loozs. by ordef Of JOHN GORNAS, Pre-
HCHAAL kEAkNEf, Sec. 5si
DRANCH No. ! FATHER MATHEW 7. A.
- T. scciety-A spacil Mectins q The abc7e 50,
clety win te he'd itis WeIeedsy bvening, ut ~
O'Clock, 4 he nes Hall 81 Hdlson 8, rear 5grin.
New Cons;itution. Members ill al b. p escnt If
orSsr 9,, 90, q he society. b. GALLAC lLF- tTe,, r.
EFNTAN SfSTFRHOOD-THE TTIlsT PUD-
4 &c riee.ns Of the tenisn s1,erhooi viii be bek
at the han Of fNnlt Dspanssry. ID sv ard "a
2, On ~, eveu,ns le1. lot, at ?. n. Al ladIes
Ne G'sHkA, i. NJ. H. f}DY. %v''' Sec. ~
EATHER MATHEW I. A. r. SOCIETY, No.
= G, Of y, viii bold spcclal neeLne this eye1
sdspsins Constitution and BY laws Members are
pn,rcu!Mb requested TO attend. HFNRY B. NIL
JAIL ihet. lHOs. CONCANON, Sc. 10
FEhlAS BROTHERHOOD - DEPART.
1 incn' Of Manhatten.-A. sr.eh ueetn., Of ~
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Centrs. DAVID RORri Corresponding secrs-
tar. los
! EATHER MATHEW I. A. b. SOCIETY,",
evening being tie rulsfiv Quarterly vi ths soclo,
their Ill be 40 public meeting. y. She memb,n
,ase pl,ce at ~ hno. ior n0n;et'ens ,nce vim
| L. NCkLOr Nj kplIf, Rec Sec. 80
| EATHER MATHEW T. A. Is. SOCIETY,
= NO. o. ON. \, between a';h and jiih .is and 5A
syyennc' III. evening Ar. siioid s.ld i'eany viu
ell rfS.t THOMAS a&BEEi- Rec Sc; Sec p,
| GRAND DEMONSTRATION OF LAW.
~ rsuce section No. Q, e. es Of Temperance this
| evening, at7 80 PN., at Clinton uLl. stei by
| =. T B.rnuin Geo. CiAir, ths co,eorsteI reader,
| sWctW. A hotssn, ths bcy pianist, MeEfs, I. and
other' icECa 10 Gems. 10
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~ ctety No will hold the REGULAR weekly mrstina
lhir hNen. .us, ~ Father Nshes Hall, 46 f.irhth Ay,
| At o'eo1k. speaking hy NJ. George Can ptoL JohH
Dunh and M Scton. singing b. Nj. tsisn, aI
htoker, Mis- urus aud otkuia. 1e puuuc invited
| X. !. JktfLksUN Pres. TIMOTHY NJ EPHf,
| re-. 1u3
MAsONlC-THE MEMBERS OF IONIC
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| ed IN attend special conn. unl ,tion to BE- hod Y
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a. II O'clock precisely, for the purpose Of PAYNE he
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| sMITH, sees 1B
| NOTlCt-1HE MEMBERS OF THE 81.
NiatricIs 1otsI Abstinence Beneficial 50, iety are
hereby noud'd 70 attend tho annual meeting " tie
| eociety' to te held on "wednesday evenins, February
| l. 1906 At their mostns room, IN Mulberry o.. ~
order VI The Nice-pfc Idcat, JNAEs kAlS. 2s5
TUE FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. Society,
Il No. 4 ot Brookl,n, r. H., will hold their regular
| MONTH, Meeting This Even NJ, ut Temperance Hal
| corner Of t'I nd and Ith -. MeuucT- ho are 70
DEBT for dues, &C. tequctted 70 paw the t4ina
THOMAS BOlLAN. Pres. r. J. MI LLIGAN
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GRAND DEMONSTRATION OF LAW
~ rruce section No. Q, G.. e;s Of Temperance, ths
evening, NJ JlP.N., al Clinton uIl, stei By
p r B.rnutn, Geo. CiAif, ths osDrateI resdsS
hWtcf ". Al hofssn, the boy pianist, MeLsfs. I. and
y. JsbonnCs celebrated hutiniss, anu host of
otfaars irlgfs %. tauta
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w. Furniture ue 4le = stuck a. auction this dAyaz
10 oclock At 40 Eiehth av leng the stock Of Joha
Dlnne- retiring. Rosewood and mahognny parion
chaEher and dining foouI furniture, teddlny, uss
tros-r gss chandelier, stoves, carpets tables 40
the hole lof poTempiory sale, and No.hy the Asn-
tiun OF dealer. 1873
The sun., 1865-02-01

DAWNBROKER'N SALE-G. LEWIS, Auct,
wul sell on THURSDAY next, a. lsl BoWery, by or
der OF ". SIMPSON co, large Juan ity OF goSsa
shI~ls remnants quilts blankets, &c. Sale 10 com.
r1cnce nj lU's o'CLocE. lA
The sun., 1865-02-01

- eteiy No viii hold the REGULAR weekly mestinl
1hs h,erus, ~ rather Nsihes Hall. .,0 t.irhth AV,
At o'e.o1k, speaking by NJ George Cam ptoL jobs
Dunn and M Sctton. singing b. Nj. iassn, sI,
X. 4. JktfLksUS, PIss. TIMOTHY NJ EPHY,
a. ..
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Ats2 u Ye0r. or 20 Cents n So.-TaLe
the Illustrated chronological journal. Fosler l.
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FATHER MATHEW r. A. Is. SOCIETY,
y NC. D. of n. \, between a.th and 55th ts aud 81
ayeuuo. lhi.syonlne Ar. " afford aHd l'e.any uiu
adde's the mrttug. Sinring by Nessy Holmes
Taylor sullivan and Dayil bVsNng. b H. W Il.
CELL rresI THOMAS MABkEil Rec. sec. Prs
lem. 10
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- HERMAN & CO., AUCTS., SELL THIS
oe dav, Wednesday, Feb. I, At II o'clock. by ordes
Of Gustsvus Lmoenmullor, E@q., the eltru furniture
spoos and tXluEes contained in AIntary Hall, ~
Eighth ave, w. Chairs, thblel, u.ltrou, engraV.
incs, paintings, splendid bar fixtures and shelving l
marble hod billiard table ihelsn maker also laTss
lot Of Winss, liquors brnncics, gin, hiskee se,Ars
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EATHER MArHFw I. A. h. SOCIETY.

r n HIF WI INV T. II. II. NV7 III T.
L No 4, New York. HAL ss5 iAst izth u, publs
notice !, hereby eiveu that IN conse, ,ueace n 'hs
evening being tie gulsfiy quarterly Vi ths sOc,.yt
their Vii be uO public meeting. 4. She membsu
An requested TO attend. ~ election ior officers VIZ
take plce At J.. ". Fints ior non-atteud ance win
be strictly enloirCd. GHJkGE FLEMING, Prva
L. NCfigOf MI kPlIl, Rec. Sec. $50
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L tncn' Of Manhsttsn.-A srscid meeting OF ~
ofhosrs and mcu'ets of TIE Brothorhooj viu lo hei
81 No. ol4 BfcaiSay, y. Y, on Nednesda. evening.
FEB. Let. At ~ oClUck. JAMES =. kOGE Frs, StaA
Centre. DAVID RORIl, Corresponding secrs-
ay. los
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-12
OBITUARY..

Mrs. ELIZABETH DIMMIrr, wife Of Rev. J. G..
DIMMITT, of this place. departed this lite on the
4th instant, at p O'Clock in the morning.
Mrs. D. was a heightened christian LADY, loved
and admired by all who knew her. Her unobtru.
sive virtues shed halo around her during life.
and now that she has passed away they will lend
a sweet perfume to embalm her memory
In view OF her character and in coincidence
with the bereaved fomily. the Faculty Of Cornell
Colleg e have passed the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to take
to Himself our beloved sister, ELIZABETH D1n.
NIT, and
WHEREAS, We, the Faculty of Cornell College,
by years Of intimate acquaintance, have learned
to love her for her many virtues, and to admire
her true christian spirit; therefore,
Resolved, !, That we emulate her noble exam.
pie in meekly bowling to the will Of him who do.
eth all things we'll
Resoiced 2, That We tender to our beloved
Pastor our heartfelt sympathy, for the loss Of q
loving and faithful companion, and Of Z true
help meet in all the responsibilities of the fami-
ly and the church; and we commend him most
earnestly to the tender mercies Of kind Hesv.
emily Father.
ResoireG 3, That we tender to the surviving
children our deep coincidence for the loss Of
kind and atIectionate mother; and We trust that
her precepts aud example may bs instrumental
in drawing them upward to herself.
Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa, Oct. 5, IS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-12
D@W VIM. n. Bysrs, FORMERLY q real

DTWm. N. Bysrs, formerly . resi-.
dent of Muscatine county, but now edit.
or Of the Ne,os, and postmaster ~ Don
yer, Colorado, was brutally assaulted on
the morning Of tho 18th ult., by Fred j.
Stanton, editor of the Denver Gazsste,
formerly of Dubuque, who struck him
over the head with hickory cane, sew
ering the left temporal artery aud inAict.
ing a severe wound. The provoca.ion
was the publication of a stateme nt in the
Nc'cs that Stanton's children had alb
stracted letters from the postoffics din
stigatcd by 90 older head" Great ex.
citement was caused by the event. The
Mayor convened the city council, which
promptly rescinded its vote electing
Stanton the city printer, aud assigned
the city printing to the News This &C.
ton Of the council is officially certified
in note published. The Nevs gives q
formal agreement 81 gncd by some ninety.
Eve business houses of Denver, transfer.
ring their patronage from the Gazette to
the News. Also the action Of tho Typo
graphical Union e1pellipg Stanton from
its membership.
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I
~The Emperor OF Brszil has ap-
pointed "Board of Health" to investi.
gate and decide what proprietary rene
dies should be admitted into the country
and what excluded After some months
session they have reported condemnipg
them all except Dr.. j. G. Aver g. Co. .
preparations. Three of those they 70.
commended tho Emperor to admit for the
benefit of tho public health, while they
hold the fourth, Cherry Pectoral under
advisement for further information re.
specting one Of its ipgredients-mor-
phine, which, while so extensively en-
ployed and so highly esteemed ss rem
edy in this country, is scarcely known
in that. Of all the other medicines be-
fore them, tho Imperial commission cay,
emo one OF them merits any favor shat.
ever, or protection from this Govern.
ment, as they contain nothing new nor
any specific virtues not fully known and
used by our own physicians" The I'm.
pcrial Government has accordingly pro.
hibited them all from admission through
the custom house, except the remedies of
our distinguished countrynen above
mentioned-a determination by their
learned men, very like that to which cx-
periencc has led the American people
Boston Herald.