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An Army Of More than Fave
Thousand Onice-lI0Idcrs

Are consuming your substance, and host Of
other hungry eNpcctants are gathering like
vulturos, TO banquet upon the Nitals Of pros
trato State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars by
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result.
Your Lunatic Asylum has already COS [ 40.
third more than the original estimate for the
whole, and the iirst wing Is not yet oDmpsts6
At the present rate, more than one million VI
dollars will he consumed In what IL nothing les.
than u stupcndOus fraud Gt which your public
servants are cOnniving.
The Pcnitentiary was expected TO he built fOf
sl6s 900, but through the ineompeteDcy that
planned IL, nearly four times "a much material
will he required as was originally intended, aud
the expense Of the building win b. little short
Of one million dollars. Other operations Of pub.
lie men show similar disregard Of your inter.
eat. Many Of them are mere schemes Of private
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of THO State has
uttered n word Of denunCiatiOn Of these OF aDJ
other public wrOPgs To the REGISTER belongs
almost the exclusive honor Of champioHiBg tbs
popular cause against tho outTsSos Of Oihcal
plunderers. In pursuance Of its purpose ~
hunt down corruption and cyrruptionis;s the
REGISTER will lay before the people many
startliHg facts concerning the outlay NJ STATE
funds upon public works. The most en0TH0Gs
frauds are known 10 have kOeu porpoirated and
every taxpayer has an Interest Ia thcir develop.
ment. We call upon the people 70 second ALd
support Us in our effort
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
ss.'-s> :, -syx--- :. =. .-.-..-
Prices of Clothing,
M. GUTsIAN sslCo,s.
oNAL.
WASHINGTON December 16.
SENATE.

Mr.. Davis introduced resolution to
establish tribunal, to which constitu-
tional questions arising between the
United States and the State Govern
ments may be referred. Tabled.
Mr.. Van Wrinkle introduced bill to
provide for the apportionment of the
National Bank capital among the differ
emit States aud territories, and the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Mr.. Edmunds introduced bill. to
provide mode of taxing the National
Banks.
The bill to repeal the cotton tax was
taken up.
The bill was opposed by Mr. Morrill,,
of Vermont, who moved an amendment
to exempt foreign cotton after April Sd,
1868.
Mr.. Fessenden also opposed the bill,
and ON motion offered an amendent
making the tax one cent per pound,
and advocated the bill and opposed
amendments.
Mr.. Wilson advocated the bill al
length.
/ Mr.. Williams gave notice of Or
amendment that no cotton remaining
unsold shall be taxed, and no tax on cot
ton heretofore levied shall ever be re-
funded.
After the debate Mr.. Conkling moved
to so amend the bill rs to make it ap
plicable only to the year 1868.
Without action the Senate held shor
executive session and adjourned.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New XoriS Market.
New YORK, December lG.


COTTON-Narket &c better and a
good business doing; sales of 2G0O bales
at 159c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts of 1850 barrels;
market a shade iirmcr and very quiet;
sales of BOO barrels 1T 8 55a9 - for SUI
pertne State and western; 9 9OalO 1J
for extra State; 55al2 20 for extra
State; II 4Oal4 80 for good to choice
white wheat extra; 9 90al3 90 for round
hoop Ohio: IL OOal2 60 for common to
good st. Louis; II O0a16 90 for good to
choice, closing quiet; California dull;
sales of 500 sacks at II 2aal3 so. Rye
flour firmer; sales of 200 barrels Mt Z 30
40 80.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts of 403 bushels;
market la2c better, but quiet: sales OF
1900 bushels of fair No. spring at = 80,
also 1000 bushels of white Michigan at
3 IL and 400 bushels of inferior white
Tennessee ut = 20.
RYE-Quiet and firm.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm; sales of
q, 900 bushels at 70al 10 for western;
aud 9Oa2 90 for Canada western.
MALT--Firm.
CORN-Receipts 14i0 bushels; mar
ket 2a3c better; sales of 81 900 bushels
at 39a1 IL for old mixed western in
store, the latter for retail lots, and
4O3a1 IL for new do afloat: 80 fol
small lots of new white western.
OATS-Receipts 1000 bushels; market
firm; sales of IL goo bushels at 2SaSllc
for western in store; 66ic atioat.
RlCE-Quiet.
COFFEE-Nominally unchanged.
SUGAR-Steady; sales of GOO barrels
Cuba and 1000 boxes Havana at Halle.
MOLASSES-NOminal.
PETR0LEUM-Quiet ut ii 1-4al1i c
for crude, and 25c for refined bonded.
HOPS-Quiet and unchan ged.
PORk-Heavy aud lower; sales 1850
barrels at u 05a2l IL for mess, clos ng
at u 10 regular; Is GOALS so for prime,
and 10 75a20 % for prime mess.
BEEF-Quiet; sales Of 135 barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Stcady; sales 10 bar
rels at 80 0Oa32 co.,
BACON-Dui.
CUT MEATS Steady: sales $50 pack
ages at Sa9ic for shoulders, and la
1870 for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Opened steady at
9ia9sc for western and 9tal0c for city.
LARD-Dull and dropping; sales $50
barrels at 12sal3c; small lots at 13sa
l3ic.
BUTTER-Steady at 3sa46c for State.
CHEESE-Heavy at llal5c.
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New York Cattle Market.
NEW YORK. December |

Receipts 1904 Beeves; 27,7s5 Sheep
and Lambs: 22,557 Hogs. There is but
a moderate supply of holiday cattle,
with brisk demand, and brought very
high prices, some selling at PIC. Lower
grades are in large supply and in light
demand at about lc lower; about $500
head were offered for sale; extra at 20a
PIC; prime at lSal9e; first quality at l6a
IL Lee; fair to good at IA l-2a15ic; ordi-
nary at u l-2a13 Ice, and inferior at
1lal2c.
The market for Sheep and Lambs is
without material change with a brisk
demand and firm; common dull and
heavy; sales about $500 head; extra lots
of prime at Gao 1-2c, and inferior to COM
mon at 4a5 Lee; extra Lambs att 1-2c,
and inferior to good at 5 l-2a7c..
Swine closed heavy; l07 car loads were
offered on sale; demand moderate at ga
s l-2c for heavy prime corn fed; 7sa75c
for fair to good, and z 1-2a7 &c for COM
mon and rough.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
Prices of Clothing,
- At
M. GUTRIAN & CO.'S.
CIncinnali Market.

CIScIsSATI, December 16.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged at
IL 00a11 so.
WHEAT-Inactiye; receipts light;
No. 1 red held at Q 60; spring held at
2 20; No. and No. 2 at1 Is.
CORN-Firmer aud in good demand;
sale Of ear new at e6aS7c.
OATS-Irregular at 86c.
BARLEY-Unchanged at Goal 70.for
fall.
COTTON-Firmer; lac asked; Isle bid
for middling.
+ TOBACC0-Uncbanged and quiet.
WHISKY-Dull at 25c in bond; cash
29c; Soc on time.
HOGS-Lower but in fair demand;
live 00a6 90; dressed 7 70a8 90; owners
are packing on their own account rather
than at receipt rates; receipts during
the week 81, 900 head.
PROFESSIONALISM and nominal.
MESS P0RK-Quoted at 20 oOa22 w
for old and new.
BULK MEATS-Sales at sia1Oac for
loose.
LARD-Sales at 12a12tc for primo
Kettle rendered, anu l19c Ioi PiihO
steam, including head and gut.
HGREEN HAMS-Are in demand ut
lie for shoulders, and sides are held at
7a9c, but are not saleable at these rates.
BEEF CATTLE-Rather dull, but
prices unchanged; fair to choice 5Oa
6 so.
BUTTER-UnchaHged at 35a4Oc for
choice western.
EGGS-Sales at 35c; supply light.
SEEDS-CIover firm at 12sal3c; tim
othy dull at rs; fax, l 80 for prime.
COFFEE-Dull at 19a25c for common
to prime.
SUGAR-Unchanged but dull; Cuba
12a13c; Porto Rico l2lal5c.
LINSEED OIL-Unchanged; sales IN
the large way at 100 and by retail at
| 02a1 03.
PETROLEUM-Dull at 43al 45 for
refined duty paid.
GOLD-At 1874, buying.
MONEY-Market continues close at
1Oa12 per cent. with the banks, and l5a
Is per cent outside.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS
HIGH, IT IS ACKNowLEDGEp MUST

(WHICH, IT is ACKNOwLEDGEp. MUST
w be the most important Political Campaign
in the history Of our Government. The Skin
mishing preparatory 60 this great fight has al
roady commenced and tue condition OF the
country makes the early and thorough dissent.
nation OF the principles We advocate, a patri.
otic duty. We therefore invoke the aid OF al
true men in extending the circulation Of the
REGISTER. There IL not locality in the coun.
try where Club could not br made up With
slight effort
Notwithstanding the REGISTER Is only In IL,
fifth year, II already, in point of Circulation In
fiuence, Ability and Value, ranks among Ihe
first papers in the land, aud confesScdly Stands
far ahead of any of its contemporaries In West
Virginia II will be the aim Of the Proprietor
not only 10 maintain, but 10 add 10 It's high
reputation.
This paper will not ne surpassed by any pub
LEGATION in the country for lis completeness As a
Family, Business and Political Journal. In na
Tclegraphic News, Domestic ~ well a. 10y the
Atlantic Cable its full and reliable Financial
and Market Reports its Local Intelligence, rs
compilation of News transpring IN the State
and throughout the nation; IN TN FRESHNESS
VIGOR AND HONEST HOLINESS or It's EDITORIALS
and in all the requisites that go 20 make sp
wIDE.AWAKE, FIRSTCLASS NEWSPA
PER II shall not be cxccllcd.
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From 80. Thomas.

NEW YORK, December 16.-The Times
St. Thomas correspondent of the 5th
INST. says: The United.States steamship
Don has buried, five men at Santa
Cruise, and has still some fourteen eases
of yellow fever on hoard.
Captain Banaughs, of the United
States Marine Corps, attached to the
Susquehenna, died on the 18th nit. of
yellow fever. Two officers and a dozen
me Of that vessel have mild forms OF
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Failure .fthe European Conference

NEW YORK, December l6.-The Her
AIDS special of last evening says: 1t
has been definitely ascertained that the
European Conference plan, proposed 10y
the Emperor Napoleon on the Roman
question, has failed.
An assemblage was TO have taken
place in Munich -on>the 9th, but some
difficulty was experienced in the diplo-
matte correspondence before the day
arrived. Paris was then spoken of.
The form of Representation was chang
ed, but the same day vas adhered to.
Subsequently, after the delivery of u
speech by Minister Reauher, on the sub
ject Of the relations between Rome and
Italy, in which be declared that Italy
could never go to Rome by force, the
hesitancy Of the powers assumed the
form ofopen objection, on tho ground
OF inutfiity. 1t has been ascertained
to-day that the Conference or Congress
viii not assemble, as all the great pow
ers have positively refused to attend.
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EN 0RM0US STOCK
CLOTHING,
.---v NAN & co.'s.
STOCK
The AInhamn CIaima.

New YORK, December 16.--The steam-
er City of Boston brings European adj
vices to the 9Th inst, concerning the
Alabama Chains.
The London Daily News remarks that
"the difficulty rsisef,so gratituously by
Mr.. Seward on Lord Stanley's accession
to Office still obstruct, a settlement
and proceeds to sustain Lord Stanley's
position already published. The Daily
News concludes the article by express
ing the hope that the question between
the two countries may be settled before
the Democrats, the bitter enemies OF
England, come into Office at Washing
tnn
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Fire-Dist-essing Case Of Poverty.

New YORK, December 16.-A fire &C.
Cured yesterday morning at No. 4,
South Oxford street, Brooklyn, occu-
pied by Isaac D. McCluskey. Loss $780,
600; insured at $4,000. Three adjoin-
ing dwellings were damaged.
Mrs. Hannah ROone and her four chill
dren, the Oldest aged thirteen years,
We're found in their room at No. %
Amity street, yesterday, suffering from
the effects of laudanum,w which had been
administered by Mrs. Roone herself on
account of her distressing poverty.
Ihey We're taken TO the Bellevue hos
pitai and the physicians despair of saw
ing their lives.
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Prom Havana

NEW York, December 16.-A Havana
special says: The murder of General
hontez at Cape Haytien is confirmed.
The popnlace had become very tu-
maltuous, and were denouncing the
Cacas IN unmeasured terms.
War has been declared against Hayti
BY st. Domingo, on account of the aid
and countenance that Government lent
TO the partizans of Baez, who recently
invaded the Dominican territory at
Monte Christie.
General Cabraba's forces were already
on the march, aud 1t is stated that the
Haytian forces had left the Capitai to
meet the Dominicans.
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Reached,

HAMILTON, c. W., December 1.-THE
schooner c. G. Alvord of Detroit, with
1900 bushels wheat, bound to Oswego,
when near that port, was caught in
the snow storm of Thursday last, sprung
a leak and become unmanageablo and
drifted the entire length of Lake On
tario and beached near this city Friday
morning, and will prove a total loss.
The crew were all saved in frozen and
exhausted condition.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Case of Secretary stanton-Dis-
treas in the South-A Warming.

The Case of Secretary stanton-Dis-
treas in the South-A Warming.
New York, December 16.-The Her
AIDS Washington special says: The
case of Secretary Stanton will be taken
up tomorrow by the Senate committee
on Military Affairs. His restoration to
the Office of Secretary of War is now
past all likelihood. A majority OF the
Radical members were determined on
his reinstatement until the appearance
of the impeachment testimony, but
finding that he expressed himself there
as believing the President had been
faithfully performing his duty in the es-
tablishment of provisional governments
in the South, together with admitting
in many places that lie acted in ac-
cordance with tho President while leav-
ing Congress under the impression that
he opposed him at every step, his
former friends in the Radical party have
Lost all interest IN his case, aud feel in
different whether he be consigned to
oblivion or not.
The Herald's Washington special says;
There is some distress among the whites
and negroes of the South, especially
the latter, and it is anticipated that
during the winter, the freedmen who
are being discharged in large numbers
by their employers on account of q
scarcity of food and means, and starva-
ton in many instances is actually at
the dools of both whites and blacks.
The FErald's special says: Governor
Humphrey Of Mississippi, has received
such information relative to the pro-
iected outbreaks among the negroes III
January, that he has deemed it necessary
to issue proclamation warning all
combinations for such purpose, that
their intentions are known, aud they
can't succeed, aud if the black race be-
lieves the lands will be distributed
among them. they are greatly deceived.
There is little doubt but that the
Senate viii restore Stanton to the posi-
ton of Secretary Of War, but ii is UNI
derstoOd that Mr.. Stanton asked only
a vindication of the law, and does not
desire the Office.
Secretary Seward will soon furnish
additional Alabama claim corresponds
euce, and will take no further steps in
the matter until he has an expression
from Congress on the subject.
The Tribune's special says: The de,
ficiency bill which called for sixteen mil
lion dollars has been reduced materially
and the committee think they can re-
duce Secretary McCuiloch's call for
three hundred and seventy-two millions
of dollars to meet the expenses next
year to three hundred millions of dol
lars.
Tba. ran,rtaI rasi,rnotinn Or Mr.
Theaker, Commissioner of Patents, has
not vet reached the President.
1t is expected that the Senate will
press the bill to repeal the tax on raw
cotton with but five or six dissenting
votes.
The Worlds special says: The friends
of tho administration are urging the re
moval of General Pope and substituting
General Meade, owing to the formers re-
moval of judicial officers.
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50. Louis IEarke,.

ST. LOUIS, December 16.
Flour, very little doing, the demand
is entirely local, and prices are I'M
changed. Wheat 2 65a275 for prime
TO choice fall; 2 10 for choice Illinois
spring. Corn unchanged, 9Sa1 90.
Oats steady, at 77a79c. Ryesnd barley
unchanged. Pork, sales at % OOa2 25.
Bacon sides at 14a14tc; shoulders LEILA
lie. Lard l2fe for choice kettle. Hogs
duh ut 6a6ic for good to choice. ,e
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From, RuGal0

BUFFALO, December ia fire broke
out at Kurtzman & Sons piano factory
early on Sunday morning. The loss is
estimated at twenty-five thousand dol
lars; insured for ten thousand dollars
in the Western and IEtna offices. Forty
five workmen are thrown ont of en-
ployment.
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: BY THE CABLE.
tBy Telegraph to the Regi.ser.l

& LONDON, December i6.-The excite
ment occasioned by the recent opera
tions of the Fenians has not abated.
The press continues to denounce the out
RACES, and demands rigorous measures
for their prevention in the future. The
Times, in On article on the subject, says:
Fenianisrn must certainly tend to the
repetition of such acts as the Manches-
ter riots and the Clerkenwell explosion.
Open war on.the part of Feniansis out
ofthe question. Arson and secret mur-
Z der are their only weapons of success.
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Nrw Yong March anth 1sG

MessrS. Geo. o. HubJel d Co., Hudson, n. Y.
Gents My family having been the recipient
of marked benefit in health by the use of your
Golden BitterS, am induced to acknowledge my
sense of gratitude in this letter, which yOu are
privileged TO use as you desire. 1 can conf.
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle of your
Biters entered my house / have heard of 10
complaints of dyspepsia. My wife had been
troubled with the malady for years, and had
well. Other members of my family endorse the
good qualities of your article, and can only
say, in conclusion, that should be happy to give
verbal evidence to the doubling at any time they
may call on me. With much regard, / am,
Yours truly,
U.A. GRAHAM
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December Is.
Flour firmly held. Wheat unsettled,
at gal 90. Corn firm, at SIC. Oats
55gaJ6c. Rye nominal, at 50a1 81.
Barley neglected and nominal. Pork
lower, at 20 90. Lard dull, at llallfc.
Green Hams, sales at 10!c. Shoulders
lower, at 6ia6fc. Dressed Hogs, 3Oa
30 for light, and 75a9 90 for heavy.
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Closed.

New YORK, December 16.-The Her
AIDS Poughkeepsic special says: The
entire length of the Hudson river, from
its source to its mouth, is filled and
choked with heavy ice. A dispatch
from Rhine creek says that passengers
cross the river there on foot, and that
to-day the ice is strong enough for teams
to cross,
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Lfire.

New YORK, December 16.-A fire &C.
CURED early this morning in the tene'
ment house. 56S Second avenue. The
building was very little damaged, but
seven persons were suffocated to death
and six badly injured by suffiocating and
jumping from the windows. The fire
took place in bakery, on the first
floor, and it is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE,
pr Telegraph 70 the ReGisser.l

HAVANA, December ia royal order
has been telegraphed from Spain allow
ing flour, rice, beef, corn and other ne
oessary- provisions, including, machin-
cry, fertilizers, &C., to enter the port of
Porto Rico free of duty, inspection of
flag or country proceeding.
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Murdered by Negroes.

, MEMPHIS, December 16.-Walter Ed
monds, a young merchant, while riding
in the Pigeon Roost road near the city,
Saturday evening, was met by two ne
groes with muskets. One leveled his
musket without word and fired, shoot
ing Edmonds in the forehead inficting
a fatal wound. No arrests. 1t is sup
posed they mistook him for another as
no attempt was made to rob him.
An unknown man was found murder
ed yesterday near Higgins plantation,
twelve miles below here. He Is sup
posed to have been flatboatman.
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New York Dry Goods Mnrket.

NEW 1ORk, DtCcmDer To.
The market remains quiet, and prices
without notable change. The Ameri-
can print works at Fall river, which
was destroyed by fire, was the third
largest mill in the country, and its de-
struction must have a sensible effect
upon the print market.
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Died.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, December a.
Reverend DIR. Chester Dewey, Profes-
sor of Chemistry in the University of
this city, died last night, aged "a years.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
OF
THE PEOPLE

As involved in Governmental Adminlatrltioa.
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought The
land TO the verge Of Bankruptcy aud Rub.
Taxation already strips the clothes from tho
backs Of many people, and robs their children of
bread. Additional extravaganza threatens 10
reduce the richest 10 poverty, aud all the labor
ing classes to beggary.
In addition 10 gigantic national frauds, the
taxpayer of West Virginia arc suffering from
domestic knaves and homemade scOundFols.
From summit 81 base your official system
marked by corruption and fraud.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, December l6.
Flour quiet. Wheat SC better; amber
at 81; white Michigan at 2 10. Corn,
old quiet; new &c better: sales of old
No. , at &c; new at DIAL 03. Oats
quiet. Rye, sales of No. at 30, and
No. = at IS. Barley at 90 for State.
Dressed Hogs shade better at SaSsc.
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ie,r York Money Mlnrkct.
NEW YORK, December Ii

NEW YORK, December Is.
GOLD-Market firmer, opening at
134 and closing at l34S.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-A shade
easier: coupons 81, lllgalll!; do 'G2,
1O7al07S; do '6l, 1O4!al044; do rs,
1O5alO5!; do new, 1U7Sa1U73; do 'G7,
lO-40s, l00SalOO5; 7-30s, 1O4S.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.

NEW YORK, April 23d, lf6i.
Geo. C. HlJjel d. Co.-Gentlemen: We have
analyLed your Golden Bitters, and find that its
component parts entitle it to the notice of the
medical profession. Since our analysis we have
used II i'm orr practice with very satisfactory re-
snIts and find it particularly well calculated to
correct arrangement of the digestive organs,
such az dyspepsia, diarrhHa, sick headache,
cholc, &C.. 60, and is IA superior tonic for daily
use In moderate quantities for aged persons, and
also those of delicate constitutions. Yours, &C.,
Doctors j. +. & T. 5. NORBURY,
No. 1877 East 32d street.