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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

WE learn from the Shasta Courier that Homer
jackson, miner residing on Clear Creek. near
the Tower House, had his right leg broken bv a
bedrock slide on the 22d ult.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

AMONG the names of parties who have gone
under F." by the recent panic in New York, ap-
pears that of John Morrissey, NJ. C.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

NEW ARMoRY.-We learn from the Red BlnA
Independent that James C. Roley is building a new
armory for the Bed Bluff Guard. That is one .,
the lire Companies of the 5th Brigade.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

SOMETHING WRoNG.-A Nevada dispatch says
that Forbes, of the Humbt .dt Register has pur-
chased the Virginia Daily Onion. Newspapers
must be cheap in Nevada.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

Coon TIxE-Wm. Tuggle, Red Bluff team
ster, made the trip, loaded, between that place
and Weaverville, in FIVE days, arriving ON We'd
nesday morning of this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

The San Francisco Times is kindly informed
that the Trinity Times ceased to exist ten years
ago, and that there is paper published in this
county known as the TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

RIcH.-so we learn the newly-opened claim Of
Mckinney Co., opposite Junction City, is pro-
wing The yield far exceeds that obtained in the
lower bench claims
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

For the rapid of CoUGHs COLDS INFLUENZA HoARsE
NESS INcIIENT CONSUMPTION, and for the relief of Con-
advanced stages of the disease.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

CDR D9HERTY is skful physician and honorable gen
teman nv statements makes to his patients he is sure
to fulfill That fact great of his eminent success
in his profession 1t is fortunate that the many ad-
yertisinp physicians there who be depended
RerieU.
sDR DOHERTYS reputation as physician is sufficient
guarantee he
DR DOERTY has devoted his study particularly to
chronic specific practice and such is the
physician in San Francisco Press
DR. DOHERTYS reputation is second to no other physi-
clan chronic and specific practice Mirror
Dr. DOTERTY.-Few men in the medical profession have
gaining the confidence of the public in their
skill and Judgment he has.'-EnYufrer
.Da. DOHERTY ranks of our most distinguished
and also Of the most successful which s
the criterion by which the medical practitioner is judged
Echo.
DR. DoHERTY enjoys extensive practice than any
ply sician in this State. e.'-EIprrss.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

NEW SAw-MILL.-Frank Bussell and A. D. 81
monds are putting up a new saw-mill on the site
OF the old Bunker / Wheelwright mill, Big Bar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

So wide is the field of its usefulness and
so numerous are the cases Of is cures. that
almost every section of country abounds in
persons publicly known. who have been re-
Jstored from alarming and even desperate dis
eases Of the lungs by its use. When once
tried, its superiority over every other expec-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

MR. OBERDEESER is thanked for a file of the
Sacramento Enioa during the week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

NORTH FoRk DIrcH.-This work is progressing
As last as possible, weather considered. The in
tenuon Is TO have it completed by early spring.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02
NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC, AND ESPECIALLY ALL PER-
| sons who have heretofore transacted bdsi-
with WELLS, FARGO Il CO., are notiie'
that consolidation of interests and busin IS be-
tween WELLS, FARGO & CO., THE PIONEER
STAGE CO., THE HOLLADAY OVERLAND
MAIL AND EXPRESS CO., THE OVERLAND
NAIL CO., THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS
CO., and THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., has
taken place, and been effected under q Charter
granted by the Territorial Legislature of Colora-
do, and that all the business heretofore done by
either of these Companies west of the Missouri
River, or between New York, San Francisco and
the China Seas, will hereafter be carried on by
WELLS, FARGO & CO.. under the Act of Inco~-
poration referred to- LOUIS McLANE,
President of Wells, Fargo Co.
New York, December 10, 1866 Him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02
Marriaaes:

At Piety Hill, Shasta CO., January 10th, by
Rev. F. Spencer, Mr.. BENZ. SHEPPARD, of Doug
las City, to Mrs. MARY A. RULE, of Pety Hill.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

nA- Hope for the Afiicted.-IN another part of
this paper will advertisement celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j c. Young in 1850 In ago
of deceit and charlaanam it is boon tho suffering
point them where they of obtaining the wish
ell for relief and Under the of the skfu Doctor
the and troubled dves themselves
Of pain and shame lay aside their and health
md happiness. If you sick trouble do hest
tate. Read the advertisement and follow the advice Do
forget the number the of directing letter
cisco. 44.3m.sn
sg- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Disea-
Abuses which PROSTATE the Vital Powers.
of relief Sent free of charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address Dr. j. SKILLIN II0UGHT0N, Howard
Association Philadelphia, Pa 25Iy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

DEAD "!oHx."-A Chiaaman vas killed in his
mining claim near McGiilivray's on the 2sth ult.
BY caving bank
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

ROAD ovkRssERs Read the notice over the
signature Of county Clerk Loomis, elsewhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-02

General Bidwell is announced candidate for Governo
We will support his nomination.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May =.
FLOUR-i'nchang:d and quiet.
WHEAT-Unchanged and onirt;
sales of white ut 365.
CORN-Dull, with sales mt O6al ".
OATS-F'iTm at -.
REALISTICALLY at 20.
BARLEY-Unchanged and quiet.
WHISKY-Firm ut 26i.
MESS PORK-Unchanged and dull;
it il held at % 80. ~
BULK MEATS-Quiet and unehang'
ell; holders ask the previous prices;
shoulders aud sides 10.
BACON-In moderate demand: shout
ders ~; sides l0f.
LARD-Bouyant: sales ut l2i; ladders
ask l3.
BUTTER-unchanged and quiet.
CHEESE-Unrhanged and quiet.
GROCERIES-Steady and quiet, anu
in moderate demand.
GOLD-Closed at l 36l buying, and
1871 selling.
EXCHANGE-Steady, at from par to
so per cent. premium. and lilo per cent
premium selling. to-.
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Pittsburg Oil Trade.
PITTsBURG, May 9, lsi7

PITTSBuRG, May y, lS"'.
Business yesterday was more active.
The sales were larger than for some
days past, amounting i'll the aggregate
TO 3. 400 barrels of Crude. Prices, how
ever, have undergone no change. The
rates that were current some days since
would answer Oh the present occasion.
We quote as follows: Gfa7c for bulk,
with the usual advance, barrels incl nd
cd. The receipts since our last we're
lO,4U7 barrels. Among the sales of
crude we note the following: loo
barrels bulk at &c; 400 barrels bulk Mt
&c; 2OOO barrels do at &c; 1000 barrels do
Mt &c; 1900 do at &c; 1000 barrels do at
6sc, and 300 barrels do, packages re-
turned, mt lOlc.
REFINED OH.-The sales as reported
reach 1000 barrels, in the following or
der and condition.: 800 barrels bonded ,
standard white, Philadelphia delivery,
from June LIST to June 18th, 27c; 50obar-
rels do, standard white, July ID. o., 33c;
sales 500 barrels do, June B. o., &c;
500 barrels do, July, same conditions,
2sc: sales 1000 barrels standard white,
ION calr during 1867, PHILADELPHIA,
2sto, with 81 per barrel paid, as bonus
to secure the contract for the privileges
of call; sales 1000 barrels bonded. the
terms were not made public.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

The advance in the gold premium ut
- time when grave deliberations by the
London Peace Congress. affecting the
peace of Europe, are in progress. causes
an uneasiness in financial and com.
mercial circles.
A new bank with fnll paid up cap
ital has commenced business in Pitts
burg during the past week, under the
corporate name of "Westeri, Savings
Bank" Ii was chartered in Iati6 rs n
bank of savings as well ~ o. discount
and deposit.
The May interest on the Il per cent
bonds of 1868 of the State of Tennessee
due on Monday last, are being paid in
New York, and active arrangements are
already entered upon ut Nashville to
ensure the prompt payment Of the July
interest on the general on railway debt
of the State.
The April earnings of the New York
Central road, it is stated, exceed the
large traffic of the same month last year
by nearly $4,000, u result quite Hnex.
pected. The figures are: April. lSS1
81, 2:R.00O; April, 1866. l,l9s ,6e0.
The earnings of the Ma rietta and
Cincinnati RAILROAD for the fe .urth week
of April were S30,O9l, au ;incrsase OF
50, 6Ss on the same week last year. To.
tai for the fiscal year, comu ,encing the
LIST of January, $3.50, $50, an increase o
Sl0.J11 ON same time 1866,
The Third National Bank, of Balti
more, has declared divide nd of 5 pei
cent. on the capital stock for the past
six months, payable 0n and after til,
2lst inst. National and Cit y taxes pait
by the Bank.
The National Bank Of ID elaware ha'
declared dividend Of so per share fo
the last six months. The Bank o
Smy rn, Della ware, has declared dis
dend OF Per cent. per share for the las
sis, mouths. 30 -caE -
The Savings Banks of New York are
said to be suffering from he disturb.
ances among the lnboring classes il
that city. SxAlllsr amounts of none,
were derosisea in them during Apri
than previously, and in some cases Inc
chanics ont ct work were obliged t
draw moneE frm the ssyinga banks.
The statement Of the averages of tn
Philadelphia b nks for the past weel
shows an insrs.& Sc in every item exoep
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FROM NEW YORK.

'ota.x lens Orssnixasisns-A New Or.
-KnoxviiIc Convcntiea.
New YORK, May 9.-Thc Times gives
probsinence to the following statement:
We have received direct from the police
authorities of the city, information OF
recent organizations which are now IN
progress tor the purpose of resisting, py
violence and bloodshed if necessary, .no
execution. and enforcement OF the e.-
else and other laws, which are op"oA'-
ous 10 large class OF onr citl.ens.
The World says: superintendent
kanneav has issued orders to the police
A aotify ali storekeepers, cigar stands,
&C. TO open their places OF business on
Sunday hereafter. rls y.
The Herald's New Orleans special
announces the failure of the City Bank,
a private concern. Liverpool and New
York houses are mainly affected. The
cause is said to be the decline In cotton.
The Times Knoxville, Tennessee, spe-
eial says: The Knoxville convention in,
structs its delegates to support General
Cooper for Congress Phe race in the
convention between Messrs. Cooper anu
MAYNARD will be close. Colonei John
Baxter opened the campaign IN East
Tennessee for Ethcridge yesterday. Inc
meeting was very large. -r
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gp,,' Teelegr;aph.
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TO qnE REGIsTEB.-
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

Loxpox, May 9.-The demands OF the
Prussian Cabinet in regard to 'Lnxem-
burg are assuming amenacins tone.
ST. PErEHsBgRs, May 9;-Thes Em-
p-ror Alexander will visit Paris in
June.
BERLIN, May 1.-The Prussian Diet
yesterday accepted the new Constitu'
ton for the north German confeder''-
ton.
Gsyernor Wright, the American M'n,
istsr. ia better. AMI will go to Carlsbeid
for the restoration of his health.
InSpoS. May 9.-Consols opened ut
advance: ouotcd 9l4; 5-2Ts III; Illinois
Central 759; Erie'dlt:. ST3
LIyERIooI, May Cotton market
opens easier at declme of 1 on mid
ding uplands; estimated sales $4,000 OF
miadling uplands ut l0sd; Orleans lid
Breadstuffs-Corn declined Sd, sales
at AS 81 per quarter for mixed western;
Wheat, No. Milwaukee red lbs va;
white California 14s cd per GENITAL. Bar
ley a. I'd per 90 pounds.
Oats 3s 1d per IL pounds; peas AS;
Bacon-Cnmberland cut middles 39s
per cwt. Lard 52s; American pork I1s
!. Cd; Beef l2as per Dbl; Cheese "s per
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, May 9. superintendent
Of Police Kennedy, has ordered the en-
forcemest of almost absolute Sunday
law, which prohibits the sale OF, or
exposure for sale of any goods on Sun
day. except by Jews, whose business
is closed Saturday. All restaurants,
cigar stores, barber shops, drug stores
&c. are to be closed.
John Gray and James Wilson, two
Western confidence men, were arrested
to-day while attempting to swindle an
old gentleman from Railway. Several
bogus checks and bonds were found OH
them. -
w. Il. Davis, an engineer on the
steamer Mississippi, was mnrderously
assaulted last night, Oh Broome street,
by gang Of rowdies and is not expect
ed to live.
The National Railroad Convention
adjourned to-day. Resolutions were
adopted against the nse OF private
agencies in the sales of tickets, ana ap'
pointiup a committee to carry 1t ont.
The resolution relative to the Increased
rates for mail matter was reported on,
but after debate it was referred to the
committee. 4 report was read proPos-
inc the establishment OF u permanent
bureau or association, fixing SOU Us the
limitation of value OH transportation oil
through baggage, and suggesting nine
classes Of fare, embracing over 1oo dit-
ferent articles, and charging. only ny
weight, and recommended that fair and
ren9merative rates be charged, and
that no attempts be made coinpe Hing
the lines against each others interest.
They were accepted, and the Conveu-
tion meets at Altoona OH the 18th oi
July.
The Equal Rights Association held
meeting to-day, which was addressed
by Loretta Nett, Miss Anthony, Eliza
beth Cady Stanton and Others, IN farer
of the ballot for woman.
The American Bible Society celebrat-
ell their 5Osh anniversary to-day. The
receipts for the year were s1'4 ,oOo.
About a million and quarter books
have been printed, and since its forIna,
ton upwards, Of twenty two and a hall
millions. 4 number of interesting adj
dresses were made.
The Radical Peace Society held their
annual convention to-day, listened To
number of speeches, and passed reso,
luton thanking Queen Victoria for hel
efforts to prevent a war between France
and Prussia.
A large delegation of German citizens
presented the Mayor with a petition
askin. aid of the Mayor and Common
Council in procuring modification o'
the excise law.
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Rexis,rntieu In New OrIemns-tolo
rnd0.

NEW York, May 9.-The Times
Washington special says: The Presi-
dent has informed ex-MayOr Monroe
and others that he has directed General
Sheridan not to close the registration
in New Orleans until the opinion of the
Attorney General on the DISTINGUISHING
clause is announced. Monroe expressed
the opinion that this will keep the reg
istry open until September.
The Worlds special says the decision
in the Injunction case will not he deliv-
cred until December.
Mr.. Cummings has resigned the posi-
ton of Governor of Colorado for the
Assessorship of the fourth Pemsylva-
MIA district. A. &. Hunt will probably
he appointed Governor of Colorado.
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N,,v Y.,r MssAs.i .

mgyryn-gar ~ New York May ",
CoTTON-Firm, sales 1000 bales at
q for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 152o Dds market
lOa2O better on medium graues
All other kinds no decided mango; FLY
hills at II 35a12 80 for lstiperfine sfafc
and western; u 45a14a3O for extra ives
tern: IA 4sa15 IS for choice do; l3 1Uat4
az for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio and ia 75al6 00, for trade brands;
market closing steady. California -four
active, 1900 bbls and sacks at l6 e5af1
20: Rye flonr $50 bbls ut 9 66a9 70. q
WHISKY-Quiet aud unchanged,
WHEAT-Receipts 1885; market
quiet and prices tend upwards; sales
81 500 bushels ut 2 7sa2 so for No. z Mil
wankee and 2 20 for No. chicago
spring; 8 65 for white Michigan, aud re-
jected steady ut 2 As. 80 -
RYE-lc better sales IA, 200 bushels at
l 67al 90 for western and l 75for Canada.
&c BARLEY-Duil.
MALT-Dull.
CORN--Receipls lGOO bushels; market
2a3c lower; sales of $4,000 bushels at
goal n for new r.ixed western, ga
% for new western yellow, l 26al S6t
for " hite western; and IS for western
mixed delivered. :,
OATS-Receipt. 1850 bushels, and lc
better: sales of 66, 900 bushels ut St'aSo
for western, and S9a90 for State.
RICE-Dull Mt 10i.
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Dull; sales Of 500 hogshea,ls
ut 1Olall for Cuba, and III for Porto
Rico.
MOLASSES-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Dull; l6alfii for Grade
and PSI for refined in bond.
HOPS-Quiet.
PORK-Heavy; sales of 800 dds al
% OOa23 l2l for new mess; closing at
% 90 for cash; ~ on for old mess, l? ooa
10 % for prime and ~ 90 for prime
mess.
BEEF-Firm, sales of 400 tierces at
previous prices. ,-o
bbls ut 40 OOa41 80. 100
BACON-Quiet aud firm; sales OF :'O0
boxes ut ia fer short ribbed, l2ial2a
for short clear, and Cumberland cut on
private terms. 90
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales of $50
packages ut Sfal0 for shoulders, and
l2Ial4t for hams. $500
LARD-In good demand; sales OF 23O
bb!s at 12jal3f for new.
BUTTER-Quiet ut llal4 for ohio.
CHEESE-Firm. :
LATEST MARKETs-5P.M VI.
FIOUR-Firm and shade higher Tor
medium grades.
WHEAT-Firm for spring, aud firm
and advancing for winter; No. 2 spring
2 7Oa2 as; No. 2.95a3 o.; winter red
3 3Oa3 80.
RYE-vcry firm at Gal 60 for west
ern.
BARLEY-Steady.
CORN-Dull at 30 in store and ! 80
afioat for old shipping western, and
l GOAL 26 for new, at railroad depot and
delivered.
OATS-Quiet and firm at S6as7! Tor
western.
PORK-Firmer; sales IF $50 bbls new
mess Mt % 15a23 ls9 cash, and regular
closing ut 23 1si,
BEEF-Firm and moderate demand.
CUT MEATS-Active.
BACON-12sal22 for short clear, los
for Cumberland cut.
LARD-Steady at 13al4s for fair to
prime and l3s for kettle rendered.
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From Havana

New YORK, May 9.-The steamer
Eagle brings advices of the 4th. The
case of the bark Ocean Home is still
unsettled. The Spanish authorities
continued to detain her at an expense
of fifty dollars per diem. They also
claim fine of Sl7, 800. Onr Consul
General has energetieally protested
against this, and cndeavored to have
the matter settled. but Ihc Captain
General continues i'll during business
hours. hut is seen ont daily riding.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Peace Cengress-The 1.axesa
bsrg Qsessien-Prespect ETA Speedy
se,tlesne.t - Csuut Bisnsartk-lsus-


bsrg Qsessien-Pres eta Speedy
Settlement -Csunt Bisns"rsk-fsus-
els.
NEW YORK, MAY 9.-The Herald's
special. dated London. 9Th, says: The
first session of the Peace Congress, after
its organization in this city yesterday,
was not merely formal meeting of the
great powers representatives, but one
at which the Luxembourg question was
discussed, with desire to bring. the
difficulty between France aLa Prussia
TO a speedy close. The names of the
are: England. Lord
Stanley, President; France, Prince DE
La Tour Dauvergne; Prussia, Count
Benstroff: Austria, Count AppOinyers;
Russia, Baron BrnnnOw; Italy, Marquis
Dazzils, Luxemburg. Baron DE Fornaco;
Belgium, NJ. Van De Myer; Netherlands,
Baron Bentinell.
The proceedings are to he kept secret
till the close of the Congress. This
much, however, is known, that France
is willing to accept the neutrality of
Luxemburg and the dismantling and
rIzing Of the fortress, so that it may not
remain as a menace.
Prussia is not disposed to submit tn
this, unless all the great powers now
represented in the Congress give guar
antee Of the settlement. The giving of
this guarantee would lead them 10 ell
gage in war against the future designs
uf either France or Prussia, seeking az
yrandisement in their directions. Eng
] land hesirates to give such u guarantee
Ia. i1.a of thn tanr.la an
Luxembourg for annexation to Belgium.
The session was adjourned to Thurs
day to enable the representatives to
have telegraphic communication with
their respective governments. Mean
time, pending the issue of the debates
of the Peace Congress, great war prep
arations are going on OH both sides, not
withstanding the official denial 10 the
contrary. France is huymg arms both
in England and Spain, and Prussian
troops of the regular army are being
held in readiness TO support the garri-
ron In Luxembourg.
The Herald's special dated Berlin,
yesterday, Sth. says: Count Bismarck,
in conversation on the aspect of affairs
on Tuesday, declared that the situation
is now mere secure than ever before.
Russia is looking out for her chances
NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT i'm the east of Pc
land by the Opportunity of general
war. Muskets are being converted into
hreech-loa,lrrS for all the Russian army.
The general opinion on the continent is
that the maintenance of peace depends
on the action of the London Confer
rncr. Fears are entertained that the
failure of the Representatives there AN
seinbled may bring on u general Euro
pean war, in which each country, car
ing little for the Luxembourg question
or the future position of the people of
The great duchy, but will forward their
own particular ,irsi gus by force of arms.
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= a.. an.- - hanks. In which there is

of that due Il, banks, In which there 10
n small decrease. The loans and depos-
;ts ave increased over o million each,
and there has also been an increase of
aLout half million in legal tenders
and specie. The capital shows an in
crease of S2S7 900. The business of the
week has been Elarge.g The elearings
show an Increase of E,i7LlO0, and the
balances of 1907 ,657.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announce sem. annual dividend of >
per cent. payable in cash, free of tax
on the 3Oth inst. Also, an extra divi-
dend Of 5 per cent, basel npon INC
profits earned prior to January Is''
1851. clear or Natiousl anil State ta nnss
payaLle in stock, on and after May JUN
Mt its mar value of fifty dollars per
share. Scrip certificates VIII oe isS Sn;a
for fractional parts OF snares. sa,u
scrip, will not be entitled to any inter
est or dividend, but will he convertible
into stock when presented IN sums OF
fifty dollars.
The New York markets present lit
Il: more animation. The demand for
money from speculative borrowers has
somewhat increased, but with the
amount ofsurplus capital offering there
is no advance in rates OF interest. CAL
loans are readily obtained ON good col
latcrals ut Sac per cent, anu upon
government securities Mt 4a5 per cent.
Strictly first class commercial paper at
short date is in request at 6a7 per cent;
per annum discount, and other good
signatures are taken ut ea9 per cent.
American silver sells at 4fa5f cents be-
low the price ofgold. Mexican dollars
are quoted at lo3ialo4 in gold.
The quotations of ACHIEVEMENTS in the
New York market are AZ follows:
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MENTALLY-The fearful effect on the mind
are much to he dreahed-LOss of Memory, Con.
fusion of IDEAS, Depression OF Spirits, Evil
Love of Solitude, Timidity, &c, aro some Of the
evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now
Judge what Is the cause of their declining health,
losing their vigor becoming woaA pale, ner.
yous and cmaciated, having singular appear.
~,