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Produce and other Markets.

Aug. 2o-Four queti Western Extra sia 5o9sl3; super
1oa7sc White Corn a.; yellow, ssaeoc Oats fs Gf9c
Provisions steady Pork s3 - for western Lard ZIG
Croceries firm. Coffee scarce SEEDS Hcad! fah' " d.
Whisky scarce; Western, e. 30dss Jo'
AT osHEGo.
On r,o,- ged. sales of 200 bbls at $40 20 for
hns rom No Spng ne for Red Winter sl3 for White.
and s4ds 20 for Doute Extra from Prime wmts Wheel
hv The veV. of buvcrs 900 bush New Amber state sold
., s. 90 and 200 ba,a Waite Michigan on pr' ate terms
t.rgri flour iJc Whca, .).. Cora SO, 10 AeN iciA
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Nelson's Flatbushavs Second Assembly District p Kes,
mans Columbia all Pscifc.,s Ihir! Assembly Dis
sat White House corner jay aDt coneords; Fourth As
semby District flrrels, corner Union and Water ste;
Fifth AssemSF District Il. Comm corner Washington.ave.
and Pacfcs sixth Assemble District Gisesons. ooroer
Grand and Syt1sts seventh Assembly District Snei1s
No 10 Grand 81 Zoe SJ1t Second Fourth and Sixth A..
ssmby pi.cs % b. hsd 81 o'clock p ~. lie lbrc.
Firh aGd Seventh A. q m
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TIKI JOHNSON NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
AN ORGANIZATION EXPECTED.

WASHINGTON Wednesday. Aug. y, 1850.
The National Union Executive Committee appointed by
the Philadelphia Convention. met in this city by appoint
men today There present. Hon. j. T. Crowell, OF
New jersey chairman Col. j. f. Babcock, OF Counecti-
cut: Gen s. NJ Zuck Of Pennsylvania; Gov. Thomas
G. Pratt, of Maryland: Hon. j. O. Morton, OF Illinois
Gov w. l.. Sha kew, of Mississippi.
The committee was duly Organized by the appoin meut
of Gen Zuch TO be Recording Secretary and the appoint
mcn of committees for tho operations OF the campaigns
in the States where electors TO come OIL An
other meeting Of the Committee will be held IN about two
weeks from thi, time.
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE.-The steamer
CITY Of Norwich been raised and is now on Dry Dock
foot Of Cntons receiving repairs preparatory
TO being placed the again tetween this city and Nor
wch Connecticut. She will remain there probably al tlls
week The Company have an able steamer chartered 70 I'll
49, .lnrirn Iorl ,.nl.l
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NE w.XORk.

THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR.
The New FORK CITY correspondent Of The BggHO
ErDrcss declares that Gen. Dix has notion of going TO
the Hague but has the inside track for the Democratic
nomination for Governor. Senator Murphy has been
thrown overheard for eXpcdiency's sake. Abram j.
Denhoeicr SAID tobc popular with the Germans, 10
nnmel a. q Candidate for Llent. -GOyernol.
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An u ANSAs.

D .e,.l phyrch to Tb. y. Y. Tribune
, prEL BETWEEN PARTY OF UNION MEN AND REB-
IIs-THRsg KILLED AND FIVE WOUNDED.
CHICAGO Wednesday. Aug. -, 1866
III, BellrHe Arkansas Ner' publishes the statement
Las, week that four Union men accepted challenge from
iour late Rebels to fight duel with rne distance one
essct three being killed outright, and the other five more
or less wounded.
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RHODE ISLAND.

DELEGATES To THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
Providence, X. l.. "Wednesday Aug. y. loo.
Tho National Union State Central Committee OF khode
Island met this morning and elected the following eie
gates to the Southern Union Convention: Mal.-Gea
Burnside Senators Anthony aud Spague and Roposen'
tativos Jenckes and Dixon ,eand Leut-tioy. william
Greene the Rev DR.. Barnes Lears, President OF Brown
JIniversity the Hon. James Y. Smith, Ex-Goy.; hve
Delegates from Providence county and three from each Of
the other counties in the state also appointed They
we're selected from among the leading men OF The STATE
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WiIhnnIihr Len.i EniiRne.

Mr. J. y. Nswconb q Esn llwho Tor years Wa Hhncl
advocate Double thread Mlhins-wres that be no"
Gibbg yrtsHtl atty nat Ai'
rh. fie gif houkoid dnt fah 80 - ~,
IftoT Gibb machine Gad 90 CrtG amount Of to'H-Nlhool
Thy Last It'd cf'fitmcHL
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MAINR.

DELEGATES To The PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
At Large--GOy. COny, Gen. Chamberlain, the Hon.
Samuel T. Spring and OK Gov. Abner COburn
First Dstrict-Nathsn Dane and Gen. George T. Shepey
Second Dstrict-Gen. w. Kimbal and j. Parker Morse
Third Dstct-,Iudgc Tcnney and Edwin Noyes
Fourth Disirict-Gen. John A. Hill aDd Isaiah Steison
Tinh Dstrici-Geo. John C. Caldwell and Nathan a. tsf'
ali
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ing aons the friend. OF e .c,Decive candidates. The
representation IS based upon tho vote for Mcclellan n
1854 and If r0arse the old party regimes in brought into
rcgri.,on CNl T. Lyle Dckey Of Ordana, william
o rion Of Peoria I'D Thos J. Turner Of Frecpor are
candidates for Congress, at large Tho Indications are
tbIt col Dckcv viii be n,>wnaied. Nearly an the oil
line Democrats axe hero sue. Is ex-senator Richardson
James Robinson, Samuel Mar,'ull, samuel BucAmasie
5. y Hayes =. Corning Judd, JOIN L. Lindsay, Samuel
Casay and Lew Ross sc. For safe Treasurer Alex
Starne and Col Jesse j. Philips Of Montgomery have
been mentioned If the latter name is presented he VIII
u. MN fuaf
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political .trug rare importance intensity hss
been on the country eschsy Anisw Joba-
son end pens sdheren. to the .sa, and
patriotic PARTY BY which they iutrused with
lie aim PIT the stesd loysss OF ,bS
the the WHIPPED but net ubdued" Rebels soh
able the their the former whom they
and responsible for the most unexpected overthrow" o
thet darling "Con.ederacy'
The recent msssAeres at Memphis New Orleans w~rs
con'pcuoa, manifestations Of tie spirit now rampant Ia ths'
wheeofh proRebe triumph in Kentucky hs more ressf
example The soldiers Lee B.sursgd Johnston and Hood u
the Potomac the Rio Grandei they
oce in preference to ssyshome Rsee.;
,hey .gpplaned nearly al Others policemen Of Southern
cities hey gained and oteeed a. state militia and they
ruth crush every Of LOYAL Whites oya Bscks
IN assertion of,he EQUAL RIGHTS of AMERICAN FREEAEN
sehooou the sck' are burned aud their White ssehsf
ard Outrage by unchanged Rebels who rsisvs
aud arson by cheers for Andy johnson and On
&c siions Of Congress
e pupo.. Of forcing Rsbs States into Con
e. defAuc. the loyal cath by PIesdentiss h and Ml,sy<
move 1. openly with threat. that those who resist shall
s,eG e thus AHdlsd ihr0ush0as the No'tat
ard West.
hs. thu. imperative that those who stand r LIBERTY
LOYALTyfre right fine UNION to exist and Of MAN ta
/. FREE-oud ss and strengthen The hands Of con-
GREsS ior the inevitable cou,s,t before e.. A
must convince the SOUTH ard the coPPERHEADs ths
revolutions tsckw6-thA Emancipation sn onehansssss
thst the soTou, CIVIL RIGHTS ACT be rsPesisd ~
th,i right. henbe, AMERICAN hsneeorh sasrsa-
tee. tad shielded the FEDERAL CONSTITUTION ssd maa ess
snst oil ganaye-thst the days wherein bLAo~S
i.e hit which WHITES boune respect have Pssse
forever. ., 49,. l., y
". hold today IN. rowe al TIE FREE STATES i~e
wysT vIRG INA ard MISSOURI beside We no' hold Theses
-. .,.c,,p. ard add 10 them MARYLAND and DELA%
waAEh. one through ese5sy otherwise 'eaas'a
ian W, mast sect xLth Congress overwhelming msjos'sSI
d.,e Loyalty Nsionaiy' ard the the 'nhsn'oe Hss'
Mar
To ard lot Lg. aud Truth De systematically aasssA 10 sses
,.,stbefhood .,ey srs,6s hfesshout bread reaaIy
Tohserd we propose issue Of fHs Wssxr TafssSD
dsnie. in sire with the regular edition. which 80
,urpt to al sub,er received prior September ~ 20
terms the pars TO be seq, and saO,epssoas 70 ooa
ra.uee on receipt ofthe money;
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DAILY TRIBUNE.
tl0per annum; o. for SIX months.
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Mail subscribers copy. yearl0i numbers "
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Mail subscribers scopes. over for each copy W
Pepons RENTING for 10 60 Will receive an eKira copy
for months.
Persons renting for Is s viii receive al extra copy
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers. SINGLE copy. yesr52 nunihers-.'
Mad subscribers, clubs Of FIVE. ...--...'.'- 70
Ten copies addressed names Of subscribers ~
Twenty copies addressed 10 names OF tnoscrlOets- -
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An extra copy will be teLt tor each elnb OF ten
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CINCINNATI.

Guy verrzrL REPORTED TO BE APPOINTED COLLECT.
On OF THE PoRT-Ay EXCITEMENT ~ REGARD TO
STREET CARS.
sf,c, D,J,ichito Tie y. J. fdbn9s On ,o,e
Gan wctzc il il said has received the appointment
Of oc,tor II this port, vice Stephenson, removed
Tho street rilIoad excitement here runs high. Nearly
az hr,s were blocked up last night by conductors who
rcfscd ,o prceed until obstinate passengers yielded IN
he demand Of - tickc tor 1913 cents ln one case the
driver and conductor were hnsed OIL the car, and the
or ,ook POSSESSION and drove on Suits against
if, conuauie, have oeen instituted aud will be heard
carl, iu sfu;emDcT.
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isl ID spalch TO The n. Y. Tribune -.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. August p. ls6e.
BOGUS ENDORSEMENTS on The CALL.

Il is well known here that number of the names OF
officers attached the call for johnson soldiers 10 the
Cleveland Convention are unauthorized The Committee
here are daily receiving letters from the parties whose
names are wronguly used asking that they be erased
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MINNESOTA.
. UNION POSTMASTER REMOVED.

sreisl Dispatch The n. Y Tribune: ~ ,.os
CHICAGO Wednesday. Aug ~ 1860.
Gen. A. Mitchell Postmaster at 81. Cloud, MIMI has
been removed and Reuben Richardson appointed 10 hs
stead. Reuben Richardson is Democrat. Edwin Cark,
the Chippewa Postmaster has been removed His success
sor's name has not yet been made public.
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Specii Unpatch % ms N 7, IrIuu5
CHICAGO Wednesdsy August %. 1866.
Galveston dispatch dated at noon to-day states that
Tupelo was captured by the Liberals last Thursday with
the entire garrison OF 700 men, No lives were lost on
either side the place surprised by night and the
garrison oyerpowered before resistance could BIO made.
Beside the prisoners eight rfed guns captured and
100 small arms with a large amount Of baggage and
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The Democratic State Convention OF Illr6as to-day,
nominated r. Lyle Dckey OF Altoona for Congressman at
large Gen Jesse L. Philips OF Montgomery County for
tie Treasurer and Col Crebbs for Superintendent of
Public Instruction The Convention passed resolutions Of
the usual sort endorsing johnson and all political nqusty
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NAE ME ID.

WARp-sr ,RT-In this city Tuesday August rs by Rev
Geo. H. Houshton DID,, the Hon EiJeh "s'u 70 r'isN - SWAN
both Of New. York
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ELI,sN OBs.

MEETING or THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Sprcsl Dispatch to ite \. Y fibnue
Chicago. Wedpesday aug. -, rio.
The Ilnoi, Democratic state Convention assembled to-
dav in tho He'll ~ Reprcs ntriyc. Tfcrc l. prct fur
li,e1Jan,o 81 d""o.s al ,brrr q Siderable CAUCUS,
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CANA OA.
HE LAMfRAyDE CASE.

QUEEN EMMAS MOvENBNrS-THE LAMiRASDE CASE.
OTTAWA Wednesday Aug. 81, le66.
Queen Emma of the Sandwich Islands gave the capital
the 20 BY last evening" and coming To Montreal took
the boat for Quebec the same evening she may go on
TO The Saguenay the Islanders having seaikc fondness
for the II is said Queen Enma will return to
Montreal in three four DAYS, and II is unlikely that she
will deign 10 visit the Backwood capital.
is reported that cavalry Likely two regiments,
will along with the troops called for by the Gov
eminent.
The carving OF Of Lamirande Is not vet decided by
legal men as right wrong, The Judge side aud
the Attorney General the other, each having Their
friends The Government influence back up the Attorney
Genera.
A CONCENTRATION OF TROOPS--A NEWSPAPER OPINION
or Az IMPORTANT COMMITTEE
Special Dispatch 10 The y. Y. Tribune. ...
There is to be this week concentration Of regular
froops from east TO west ANY fresh troops that came
ont I'M answer the oyernorenerals call viii take the
place of those removed from the east.
T G05e saws of the Government committee appointed
10 look into the beechoadne rifle matter that they know
as much of rifle as Of sanscrit.
MUTINY OF TROOPs--A FENIAN ARRESTED.
OTTAWA Wednesday. Aug. ~. isdG
The volunteers ia the vicinity oil 81 johns are almost
IN state Of mutiny whole companies officers and men
have unanimously sent in their designations, spreading
tbtnr the military IN nearly all the large district known
A. the Easicin townships. The earse OF the iumut H.
alleged be the dissatisfaction with the rate and mode OF
payment. . %,
fine conviction grows that the Feuans will resume
I,st,es in tu O or three weeks. FenGn named Hop
krs who was ono Of O'NclPs party az Rdgeway, ana
Who vas Gmofg those left behind during the retreat,
wandering through the country in disguise was arrested
near bi- city to-day aud marched by the police Ia the
or The rarty were followed through the streets by
large crowd.
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THE CLEVELAND SOLDIERS CONvEN-
TON.

TIKI PREPARATIONS FOR ATTENDING DELEGATES.
WAsHSCToS. Wednesday Aug. -. 1866.
The Executive Committee of the Conservative Soldiers
and Sailors Convention meet at Cleveland, Sept. H.
have appointed VIM. Prescott Smith, formerly Supern
tendent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, to make ar
rangement for the transportation of the delegates AM
Others desrous of attending Railroad managers wiln
to make reductions of fare viii communicate with him OF
Baltimore
Special Dispatch to The n Y. Trions -, ,..e
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Special Notices.
The Great California Wine Depes
OF RNER & Co., No On Cedar a.. New.YO-k
sr.i,snenf tn another column.

n
See Ad.er.ens1i Ia anof er column
Fourteenth Assembly Di,nic, tnon A..eeia.i.s.
.boys Association vii DO ted iieadqu,e esae1 a
sTo1 Ss s,s aa t y . P g. and e
Union State Conves2a to Be seit Se $50 70 sTss d.
% be beds, Phai-Pa sept The different A.,ensy D.s
the Philadelphia c0u'eso" rs %Ofa T%p
Tenth assembly D.tre. Union Assscation;4a ss,-
cn, on he 81 d,y of Seoeb, ne1t Wi tsSe ps at the ow,
Hotel No asS Sixth onthe Bis, DAY eAos<
f0' open ''0" - oEoaaE srErsBksSSeR Pr,.asa
VIZ H. FALcoSER secrssry.
sixth Assembly District to,on Associnion.-lo e.s.
s SS q o. G eaf s on FRIDAY ESRsS
Aug 81. 1866, elect Delegates to tho STATE Cong.gssn Pc will
be open from 7itos O'Clock siDNEf s esi.,
Twentieth Ward, Eleventh. Assembly Di.,rtct-A
meeting Of ~ raiqn As'oc.oa Of his Dse VA. 2, nd M
FRIDAY EyESNG Aq. 81 from to oeoc 3, at s s.'
se ting gaze Aerns,. the Union state Coz
coTdancs with recommendation Of the !nion Central So@9s'
GnrAD g. NASH Secretary.
Eighth Assembly District Inon associsti TIE
DAY VFNING Aug g. 1900 TO elect De stes AID Atruss.
the Union onvmioo whici meets Syracuse sepeoe'
'0"' '''' NUN = JAMES mcLAREN, Pre.dsas.
RSS, N A. M %i 1aTs' }secrst,de..
Union League CInb.-In conformity With law,
' G q H5 % ia boS .S on TaRsDAY EvESSG
T s 49, S csGs .. ins ppS .S
New Yos b The members Of the syaeo,e u1''s
NV YORK. AUs. 90 1865
Fourth Assembly Dstrrt nion A-.eeia'ion-ia our
; .Ss1ss No cb we st. on FRIDAY EVESISG Aug d. q
d.; e. Tsnsa ro o''" from hsdhD HALL prs
A Meeting of the Third Assembly District Uulsa Re-
P RbS9 % 81 s65 ,s 70 elect dsa
miftes JAMES ". TCTHLL. Prsdi'n.>
W. =. s R.,ss1' seerstnis.
Fih Assembly District Assoc r.sas, gssX
a. 40 Spng. the purpose eectng delegates 10 tie Stss
'0D'0n'''n iO'' AZ DREW BLEAKLEY. Pros,o..
E. uALock Corresponding Secretary
Assembly Disric, upien Rspahliean A.,os,s,
Delegates 10 the Inoa State ConyenSn 20 oe ed
syssa' wi" be held at No y "'n Hsst G Ff.s,, ~
The Round Table. -,
A SATURDAY Rsvsw OF LI1EEATUaE SociaIr aso Asr
The public have been literary papers Of high
aims is in this the question 10 constantly tsked
How is that HE ROUND TABLE is n every ones mouth 'ns
EouSp dal written by writers Of na' 'csoss
snd brilliant tsenis and always c's'
something TO WAKE e c0 1sHh MS OF NO 81.
OsIeISlL RrrcLss-
lie United states Eoz and and tie Cable
American Criticism.
Lii. Assurance Il Hazard. aud Benefits
American Humor In ing and
SPECIAL CoRxzsPoSpsScs-
Boston
LETTERS EoroR-
The Education Question.
Respecting Bishop cOIe
The New Life ofReyuold..
SIX MOnl, at he White House
4 Woman. Thought. About wonnp.
Art NGFs' F SF%s Sss '
xVa,f
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NE W-OREEAfs.

SHERIDAN STILL HOLDING HIS GRIP or THs REBELS
HE THREATENS TO BRING MORE TROOPS DOWN.
specia! Dispatch 70 n. y. Tribune.
CulC 400, Wednesday, Aug. 20. 1860.
NewOrleans advces say Gen. Sheridan still holds his
grp with undated force upon the city officials and Plug
Ughes The General last night stated that more troops
would be sent to this department unless matters soon as
sumed different aspect He has ordered two companies
of regulars on duty at Baton Rouge to report immedl'
atey.
UNION MEN OBLIGED TO LEAVE THE CITY.
NV ORLEANS. Wednesday. Aug - 1896
AP Field lately in Congress, X. King Cutler, Radi-
cal United States Senator elect and Mr. Ferris revenue
Office holder have determined to leave the State per-
maueuty.
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UNION MEr OBLIGED TO LEAVE THE {
N X xICO.

TUPRLo TAKgs By THg LiBEgALS-SEvES HUNDRED
MEN AND LARGg QUANTITY or sPOILs CAP
TURgD.
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PITTSBURGH Pa. Wednesday Aug. %. 1906.
The Republican County Executive Committee completed
their arrangements for sending to the coming Convention
at Philadelphia large delegation with Thomas Marshal
chairman Excursion tickets will be issued and other
adopted for securing large representation from
hafc
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PRNNsYGvANIA.

CONGREGATIONAL NOMINATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA "Wednesday. Aug. %. 1865.
The Republican Congressional Conventions Of this city
met today and nominated the following candidates First
District, Joseph X. Lynda Second District. the Hon.
Charles ONe Third District, the Hon. Leonard Myers
Fourth District the Hon W. ID. Kelley
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Ap'sS"~
The papers to be sent addfsis
Al friend. Of he are invited 70 Tor n GODS
Adde's, THC TRlGuNE.
NJ l5a Nssfsa>.
s~Yssk-
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INIfhNAL NV kNIE HttbIFIS'
Receipts irosn Internal Revenue to-day amounted TO
al 1882 Is
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The Extra Tribune for the Political Campaign.

Clothes Wringers OF all kiud. REPAIRED BY the BAILEY
WASHING AND WRlNGlNG MACHINE COMPANY, No. -
Courtsudi.s,. Nes-loTs.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHNGroS, wednesday. August %. 1860.
LR1rKR PROM GENERAL GRANT.

Genera. Grant has addressed the following commun-
i % IA. Chairman OF the soldiers and Sailors Union
IsIsls u this city.
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES or THE UNITED STATES.
Saturday. August %, looO.
HAS SIR. The invitation Of the Committee OF which you
ar, he aifman me- 10 be present and participate IN tho
cr Of the first anniversary Of that body TO be held
iOih is received II am TX the city that dav It
% afford great pleasure TO JOIN your union on that 0cca
snn Previous TO receiving your invitation however had
aosp another invitation which keep will take out OF
doe ,y al that time All say now Is that 1t viii afford
,sa pleasure 10 be with the 10th Of September II IL
3, ~ hat can
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DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

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whole nervous system shSws its vase and vital import
snoe e 49, T., ~ -. mnsn e liver = :sriously
ofthe Indy. hut exercises powerful influence over
the mind and it, operations, which cannot easily be
described. hAe closs connection with other d.
eases. and manifesto itfelf by great variety Of
eympt0ms Oi most doubtful Character thna Il mis-.
leads more physicians, even Of CREST emncnee, than
any other vital organ The ntimate counecti0a tAal
exis between the liver and the brain. md the great
dominion which am persuaded Il exercises over te
passlous u mankind oonvincs me that many unfOrtu.
NATE helngs have committed ,rs Of deep nd criminal
IRON ne simple ret Of deeased state ii lhe livss
have long been tonvtpced that more tan oue half u
the complaints vhch occur Ia this county ere to Be
considered ~ ving their essir In dseassd state Of
The liver. will enumeraie Some Of them: INuspu-
floN, DgRAx0np sTAfg OF fHB DoWK1A, lnax1Apa8 AM
vixpiCrIvE r1nixes AND PASSIONS, from trihlng and
inadequate esases, Of which We Afterwards feel
ashamed; lasl though not least. more than 4nnsa-
vOURrns Of IT, dscares enumerated under the head u
CuNsunl1loh have their seat In diseased liver This
b truly hith;ful catalogue.