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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-10

IN the DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED
Il STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW.fORk 10
t matter Of ADAM CARLEY aBsnkupEIS BASKRuPrcYThe
said bankrupt having applied the Court for discharge from his debts
by onier Of Court hereby all creditors who have
proved deb and other 10 interest appear on the
day December D. 1867 IL O'clock the fore
hsmrsof the said District Court before Dayton
tho Registers Of said Court BnkfuPy at his oee No. 200 Broad
City ofNewYok Room No aud show why the
the said petition OF the Bankrupt should not be granted and
Why discharge should not be granted TO the said Bankrupt Add
given that the second and third meetings Of
Creditors oisd Bankrupt required BY hs 2h and 2sth sections Of the
Congress Of March 1867 known the Bankrupt act will be
before said Register the day that be shown
Gns the discharge of the said Bankrupt at the same hour and place
Dated Hew.York, Nov 80 1861
Do law3wTu GRO. F. BELTS Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-10

"A No 739 Brosdusy, opposite AItor place.
.,,, ,.t fsnbToder,d Yoie ehsmss ard night Esvs
French Lingerie for ladies and ehidren . . ,
and honogams 70 ords on .sdfr
ebs table liner bsdelothe all kinds d kubrcdsnN azd eArp
isa nAdt II order; siaRpsd goods
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
IREiAHp.
Death 81 /. Great P.slic Works Man.

Death 81 = Great Public Works Man.
I0sDos Feb ., 1867
William Dsrgan, ihe Irish railway contractor. who
lAiiea short time ago and whose liabilities were vary
tAeasy, IL dead. Mr. Daresn had been aiing during Tho
sst days Of tho past year and confined bed by ~
Aess since the I'd Of January His hte failure involved
. largo sum Of money-soms ay . million and = half
aMiing-and the occurrence pvsyed heavily hs mind
- ssifmads man. born u huDAss parents In ne
ssansy Carlow. Endowed with clear business per-
ssptiop, untiring industry and great energy, he
aade his way from the position Of small subcontracor
res land drainage and other local works be the
moth public and government works contractor of the
Island, building docks and quays railroads bridges,
nonuments, and deepening and dredging rivers and
eaimng waste lands profitable ell the country.
Ills overseers engineers and workmen met with
every side Mr. Darsans example Get forth by the
xnglsh government worthy OF limitation by his
eountrymen, and his efforts spoken OF likely 10
really benefit the country than those OF all tho leading
political has produced. from Brian
Beyomhe TO Grattan, and from O'Connell to James
Stephens. When Queen Victoria In Ireland she
nonorcd Mr.. Dargan by making special visit TO the
Aumbie cottage in which he and taking seat
In the chair which had belonged 70 his mother The
deceased gentleman was . very shrewd 6nancier bat
regarded liberal IN his encouragement rewards
% faithful employees He enjoyed means Of learning
me exact social and political condition OF Ireland almost
Aaily, and his sudden money failure and nding up
Shc most alarming crisis Of the Fenps revolutionary
agitation proclaimed by the Stephens party in
ireland and America positive, solid evidence Of the
ssai alarm created by their aud the belief
satsrsaned At the time in well informed qusrters that
they would make good their words by deeds
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
Amending me charter Of the Germans Life Insurance
Company Adjourned
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. a, 1897.

Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb a 1897.
ny Mr. SsHur-To amend the charter OF lhe susque-
hanna Bridge Company, at Binghamton-
By Mr.. ARHER--To make tho common schools OF the
State free; for free schools in distr a. No. s. Rome
BY d. ?. WcoD-ro reofganizs the 81 Aa Idiot Asylum
and provide for the gov @ & Of .s same also %
BY MK HAvESs-fo facilitate the construction of the
Pattsbarg and Whitehall Railroad
By Mr.. ASTo incorpor de the Atlantic Dock
Savings Bank In Now York.
BY Mr.. RosKRTs--Rclaliye 70 common schools in
BY Mr. HscocK-To amend. the Revised Statutes rsla-
tive'to assessments on raro Sd real estate
By Mr. KrABALLTo ena Sle national banking ass0cia-
By Mr. vAsDEksuRG- Relative to the contested olec-
ton in New York in tAs Eighth Aldormanc district;
also 70 change the time Of she annual meeting Of the
BY h. snra-To Incorporate the National Teleeraphic
Union Associao, also for an appropriation Of 100000
TOT the erectiCa Of . new capitol
BY Mr. Hsfr- To amend the charter Of the New York
Union Loatue Club.
BY Mr. BAxER-To amend the charter OF the village Of
Little Falls; also to amend Niagara Falls village charter.
BY M. GuRLEy-To amend the charter OF the Aer-
charts' Exchange and Newsroom Of No. York
BY Mr. CRiBsEx-To incorporate the American Trade
By Mr. TARBox-Authorizng tho city Of Rochester 70
borrow money for the erection OF school buhding
BY Mr. srnEs-To provide for settling up the affairs Of
BY Mr. wrEIa--To incorporate the oswego Historical
By Mr. JuIlAsD-Relaave to surplus funds Of savings
banks. =
By Mr. SANyoRp--ro authorize saVings institution fcs
merchants clerks 70 accumulate = surplus,
BY Mr.. HrSsDAIxro close portion d the Second ave.
nue., Brooklyn.
By Mr.. A. wooo-ro amend the charter OF Green
wood Cemetery.
BY Mr.. GmEs.-To incorporate the Fifst Methodist
Episcopal church, Utica
PASSED.
Providing for the Of the property OF the
Fonda, Johnstown and Gloversve Railroad.
To authorize the consolidation Of the State Line Rail-
road Company with the Erie and Northeast Railroad
Company.
To prevent the execution OF criminals In Tho Court
House, Orange county.
To authorize tho town Of Cour,iandvic raise money
Tor the erection Of q normal school at Cortland.
So amend the charter Of Penn Yam.
To incorporate the German Mission Association OF the
port OF New York.
To authorize the Fayetteville and Syracuse Plank
Road Company TO lay railroad tracks on their route
To particularly define the duties Of Of
| highways
1oNG IsrAHD RAILROAD.
The bill TO authorize the Long Island Railroad Com
pany TO increase IT'S capital stock lost On motion
OF Mr.. WAcsrArg Il reconsidered and laid on the
table. Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

General Ice for Governor sf Virginia Pro-
posed state Cosvention.
Ric1xosp, Feb 7, 1857.
The nma Of to-dsy IN cuiogissic editorial upon
General H. Lee, nominating him tor the Govcrnorship
OF THE State, concludes a. follcws:-
,There was time when bis splendid genius had
buried army after army of federal invaders broken de-
featcd and demorsIzed, from the soil of his mother
state, and when our success seemed assured rumor
ne crayed no higher honor than 70 be the Governor of
Virginia Until he speaks we trust that no Inferior
viii dare 20 outrage public opinion IN virginia by
turing to solicit once which Lee may NOT feel author
lied 10 decline"
An excited debate took place In the senate day ever
tbe proposition 10 call STATE Convsnten Cor the purpose
N stenna and amending the Aienandris constitution
The proposition lost by vote of ~ nays 70 yeas
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7-Evening.
The steamship The Queen, Captain Grogan which left
New Yorh January 2o arrived a. this port this after
Disasters Mt S0a.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6-Evening
The chip Charlotte Mcdonald, from New York, has
been lost near Brest.
SoUrnAxProH, Feb. 8. 1867
The steamship Hsvaria from this port for New York,
already reported lost her rndder in the gale Of the S0h
Of January. she passed by the steamship Bremen
the I'd Of February the evening" bearing up FOO shs
Rpglinh Channel All on beard we'll
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Greece Prepared for War.
LONDON, Sch. 9, 1897
1he Greek government, In a to the foreign
nOwsr declare that the crisis OF at hasd;
and though their desire for peace they deem proper
- propose An increase Of the army and navy.
Alarming Conditisu In Servia.
LONDON, Feb. .. 1857
mo latest intelligence from sea represents that the
sondition Of Affairs has become threatening that the
eDAssilcs Of ihs Turks fleeing from the country
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

Lospor Deb. D 1907
Dsspslobes from China Stale that srrnrsmen. hnvs
bssa nads for the cstsbiehmeOt Of Eurcpsan college
~ PShin with the consent Of shs Chinese government
sThis nsasurs, carried out win place all shs other
ussi6s Great Powers % equal footing with Russia In
I've capital % shs Central FIowery Land. and s neSo
ss Non bss oss probably besn bronshs about BY France
r.s Nnd end Puss. NE rulers and statesmen Of which
sson ~ have long Jealous Of the vas influence
wkch W cxam Welded through the existence OF the
Rsrseu vcclesssucsi Coessccmposed o. sight o. ten
,nsabeu- vblsb pssa Tolerated ~ pssis 'cs ssy
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
Kelly q I.een,. NEinetrels.

No. 100 Broadway seems to no great attraction
as the nearly similar number In Uncle Sans Treasury
notes. hundreds Of coupons collected nightly at
Kelly Il Lson's charming little hail. Every evening
during the present week the hall has been crowded.
that by very select class Of people II Is often
one meets such number OF ladies congrcgated In
minstrel hall; bat the Efforts OF the management and
troupe to elevate the minstrel profession TO refined
standard have crowded the house night after night
crnolncs and waterfalls of the approved fashion
Az 9:30anoher cabestlc number in their dark roper
fcirs-the demon dance OF dusky coryphees COM
menccs and the terminating agony Of the fary OF the
silver spoon and the red are and tabcanx
nerous to mention received with applause by the
patrons OF the ball The variety part OF the
programme Ia also very kteresting well selected and
we'll performed.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
EN- aLAN N D..
FRA n cE.

PANS Feb Evening.
1he Emperor 60 Make Important Announce
meats.
Tho Emperor Napoleon. his address on the Assem-
bling Of the Corps L@gislaif will the ANAL dis
s0n and close OF the Eastern and Mexican questions
The Exposition.
Prince Napoleon win be the Director Of shs Paris Ex-
ySGsion
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

IfWnG9VsNs
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The London Money Market. 4
LONDON. Feb T--Evening. I
coesols for money have advanced u and clOss At
~ lo-ld aE@Ss s..s
AnsnIcAs sscrRInRs
ssSsed A. folows-
United States nss-,wsnsy bonds. llio
Erie Railway shares
Illinois Central shares.
LONDON, Feb s<-Saoa.
conscls for money open At soA
AAgalcAx sEcydfifS
United States nve-twenty bsnds. 10
hre kaiiwsy... ..............,..'....'.'- 4oH
LoSpos, Feb. s>-Eyening
ConsOs closed ct COX for money.
ANBRcAs eEcuRirIEs
The following were the last quotat ons:-
United States nve-twenties ............... l2I
Illinois Central shares. ......................... 81
Erie Railway shares 40
The Paris Reurse.
PARr, Feb Evening.
United States Eye-twenty bonds have advanced y.
PARIS Feb s-Eyening.
United States bends closed a S23<
The Frankfort Bomrse.
FRAsgroar THE MAIN, Feb 7--Eveniug.
unlted States 6ve-twenty bonds closed at 7c,< this
FR.sEronr, Feb s-Evsning.
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 5--Evening.
The cotton market closed dull WIN days sale Of
n,ddiins uplands have declined to lA,Sd l4xd per-
pound
IlyERpoo1, Feb 8-Noon.
The Brokers' Circular reports the tOtaSales Of cotton
for the week ending last eveang at % bales The
market has had downward tendency and mdding up
lands have declined fully I'd during tho week. 1ne
market to-day is unchanged with prospective days
sales Of about I, 900 bales hddlng upands 141{d.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. s. Evening
The cotton rarket was more active this afternoon and
prices showed an upward tendency. The sales OF tho
day vera IL 600 bales Adding upands closed at l4d
lAeSd. per pound.
Trade Report.
MANCHESTER, Feb. S-Eveniny
The market for goods and yarns has been fiat, but
closes steadier.
Liverpool Brcadstu1k Market.
LyRPooI, Feb. 8--Evening.
Flour and wheat steady Corn sold At 40s per quarter
LiveFpoel Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 7-Evening.
The market tor allow s nrm. American is salable at
AS 45s. per hundred weight Spirits OF turpentine is
quiet but nrm ut 37s 3d. per hundred weight
Livcrpool Provision Market.
Beef extra prime mess, advancing. Pork and bacon
closed arm. Lard dull at o1R per cwt Talow
easier At 43s I'd. l5s per liz ibs for American.
The Petroleum Trade.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8-Evening.
Pennsylvania refined and Canada white petroleum
were selling during the day At Is Cd. Q Ia 6Kd.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
BELGIUM

The Food Rlsts-- Contradictory Reports.
Baussrus, Feb :, 1861
The disturbances among the aborng population In tho
southern provinces Of Belgium have subsidized and
guiihsy nas pesn restored.
LONDON. Feb. s-Eveplng.
Notwishsssndng tho positive sdyicss 10 the contrary
ssosivcd from brussels this morning reports have
reached here tonighs that the troubles lower Bel
gsum are the increase.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
RIsrual N MEMPHIS.

MxxPHr, Tenn, Feb. s, 1867.
Kiston Uo=ed hsr engagement tonight. The large
opera house crowded last night 10 witness her rcndi
ton of Elizabeth and tonight Lady Macbeth. The
press here extrayagant IN her praise She leaves
per Crescent City to-morroweO hll another engage
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

A DisaxrceabIc Tas In Prospect.
BKRiIS. Feb =, 1857
s ssid that Bismarck will propose, In the Parlia
Of The North German States, tax ~ pe evsd
The PrussiaB Negotiations.
BxRLr, Feb 3, 1867.
Toe negotiations bstwees tho North German states
sid pTussa we're concluded 70 dag.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

Loss Estimated ar Over Two Hnndred Thsm.
sand Dollars.

Loss Estimated ar Over Two Hnudred Then.
sand Dollars.
BALnxoRy. Feb 9, 1861
One Of the most destructive res that occurred for
many years broke about Ave O'Clock this afternoon
At No . Commerce street, occupied by Messn @. q.
Ross 4 Co. q rectifying and liquor establishment,
which was entirely destroyed with property TO tho value
OF S15o000 The flames communicated TO the store OF
William D. Shultz Co., nsh Dealers and the store Of
Adsms Davidson, No IL The former lost $4,000
the the amount Of $4,000 on s.ocS-si in saituoro 70
onces and $40, 900 ON their building. The Fremcn's
COMPANY lose Ss
Ihe. Union, $4,000 the Howard, 10000; the
q smaller amount. Adams Davidson have policy OF
$4,000 In tho Safety Company OF New York Shuliz Is
Company Of this city and tie inssrnasionsi Of New
York.
The entire iors rs estimated a. over 100000 The
property Destroyed s of value ai losses By
Ore during any one OF several years past
MArrnws.-- Suddenly, Friday, February s. at No.
ls3 West Eighteenth street. OF diseaso Of ths heart
JAsE, wife Of Lewis Matthew'S, aged 81 years.
Notice NJ the funeral hereafter.
Tfw Othsr Deaths See Ssre,sA Pag.l
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AhkR .sS ssh R rAfIs sssurryss
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MILK. FELTCIrA vEsrvALI
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'''' NILE NILE. ssosfsN sosHis bE xARausRrrEs
80, !. .orrn, MRS. EMMA WALLER
NSs nEr.ES WESTERN.
MSS AGNES rEaay. n'ss lVol A's" 80
ard many istev fe wndorse JNrrds Email De
fsrn'ss a< decsts which rrnovss
rrckic en bsck tcks smallpox marks and all rough-
nsss and r.dnsss Of "a. sin ying ne ssure ana hus
all ty class druggists reriuners and iadcs hair dresssrs
General Agents. a
--rEEBys FAMILY OINTMENT is CURING HUN.
"a. dre6r dsy - Burns Scsids 0athered bressf sos
Nipples. Piles, RheunstIsln. gones Chilbnins Corns
Chsprs1 Hands kc Price 25 cents Sold " all druSEn&
Depot l5T Chatham street. Try this invaluable cure
tlEANs.--vANTLIsA. VANILLA. VANILLA, VANILLA,
- Vanilla, Vanilla, Vanilla Vanilla. NAuia tsnues
Vanilla Beans Bcsna Besns Bcana For saie ~ TAFT
TYLER, Drug lmporssrs - Cedar strsst
roPNs. BUNroSs BAD NAILS. ENLARGED
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The New York herald., 1867-02-09

Locrsvrrrs Ky, Feb. ., 1857.
Recd WhNsatce, who murdered Mr. smith, on the JEFF
htuonvs ferfybcst, in December last, hes besn con-
scso Of Ansacsh,sr ana ssnt 70 The psnitertayy for
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
4 RIA.

Asssher Change In the Cabinet.
ynssx, reb. 8. 1897
Charles Baron Won Hook has been appointed Minister
= Finance IA ths Imperial cabincI
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

Vet Claiming u Victory.
- PrrwnsbuKo, Feb. s--EventoG
sss RsSsAs government oncislly dcnias the truth Of
sAs report of victory In Bckhara
The japanese Rusbssey.
~ PuDaBrRa, Feo. 4, 1885,.
Ths 1aysnes Emfs~y kAs snivsd 10 his ooupiry. "
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

many years by the Emseron Of China 70 The exclusion
OF other foreigners
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
THE CANADIAN QUESTION.

The Cosfcderasisn Blli Prepared.
LONDON, Feb. 9, 1857.
Ead CamArvon win nsxt week introduce In Pariia-
-snsn, bill for the or thr Canadian provinces
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
The Bunyan TabIeanx.

Who has not read the quaint story which old John
Bunyan tells about the man who LEFT the city of De-
structon go the Celestial cty9 Whoever wishes
the suppression made him in bis youth by this IA
mIar tale renewed and decpencd should visit the pano
rama now on exhibition at the corner Of Broad.
way and Twenty-third street. Painted by some
OF the most prominent American artists, In the
beanty and warmth OF coiorng OF its landscapes,
the depth and clearness Of perspective the vivid
ception of Tile Gegogca meaning Of the story, and the
truth and vlgor with which that conception has been
made TO live upon the canvas far exccis anything OF
the kind before the public There few ways in
which an hour can be more pleasantly and probably
passed than In visiting this excellent panorama
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
A M U s & M E NJ T s

The Broadway THEATRE
Last evening Miss Sophie Worre took her last benefit
At this establishment presenting for the occasion the
great double burlesque bill which has for the greater
part Of the time of the Sisters engagement held the
boards this theatre successfully. Notwthstand-
ing tho the house quite good and the recep-
ton Of the 6sn6fciars most cordial applause and
floral tributes being literally bestowed her throughout
the evenings performance Missos Jennie and Irene
also well received and made their "ponts with
the usual sc tnat results from their efforts the stage
The Worre Sisters engagement will be concluded in
the coming fortnight They will be succeeded by Bar
ney Williams, who then begins i've wesks' engagement
as this house.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

IMPORTANT CURES EFFRCTRD BY
i DR. j. II. sCHENCk
by rdE CsE OF HIS CELEBRATED PuLM0SIC
SYRUP SEAWEED TONIC AND
MANDRAKE PILLS.

u DR.. j. H. sCHEnCh
SYRUP sEAwEED TONIC AND
rxrRAofs shsPssEEc Ps5s EcsERl1FIISicArss El1Isi
Mn Bartholomew, q sixth avenue q and rosty na
% Ssm on 4 her She
sas sss q r nns
sss a1 and stupid and ss 70 1 over
fourteen ysars .ola her could cure her and and % Ssve
There were Two hoss n the the I.tssr began
run fresr .hsa ever on me "no,s ,s hsr One a1
she 09o' g ses'i sSssaea saying had
aa s' .ss so
would death soi her that her dr.
nature had healed The ulcers up sne we has
brought me moro patients than any that have ever
!, Mr.. bartholomew brought V my rooms friend, M.s
q Consumption. szamned her lungs Ihs middle loDe u
S ~ss ss sa aaa the " as
ssvs I @ % -, M. BARI oioas~ s.s
could and really and ,hs she had other
~ % y ssd or than ns New
York and ook the syrup Tonic and Pills. and has got we'll
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always calls Ut say ng really feels uch
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. those no S psssn,. % who waiting and advises all % do
has allowed r sSs faction or q PATIENTS % ss
gone, sns yoaas iasn Ri
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peen su1erins Nm pulmonary consumption during the
WINTER o. ol lis physicians said he could not be cured
He nn3ecd uny spring sometimes able 70 be about and
han again conyned 70 the house. One very pleasant
ieenng nstg better he took walk TO Franklin square TO
irvh and while sitting down for few minutes
ne began 70 cough violently and broke blood vessel
and assistance could be obtained he nearly bled
70 oean Some of those who Witnessed think ne passed
nearly gallon Of blood. lie carried 70 Mr. Bowers
drug sre Sixth and Vine Streets and his physician sent
but we must get him home" Having been known for 20
the family Tor found the patient mis-
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afraid 10 fearing he might bleed 10 death. He had
taken astrngen stop the bleeding and constpato the
bowels, for fear that movement would start the bleeding
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After taking thorough view Of the prescribed
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circulation II had done this he would certainly have
had another hcmorrhage and have bed TO DEATH then
him the Pumonc Syrup and the seaweed tonic freely
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Patients can consult me professionally my rooms No.
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The New York herald., 1867-02-09

Tho rertss OF William Tell at the Olympic theatre last
night brought ont the opening night Of the Cor
opera the fun strength Of Mr. Growers excellent
company, Mles Naddi, Frederick and Rottsr, and
NesvA Hermanns, Slimm@, Tormes, Chandon, Groschel
and Armand There was marked Improvement in
many places the FIRST night and the srsssbs IN
every chorus and concerted piece admirable In
every respect This opera should certainly be repeated
by M Grover DUNG the season, the music b grand
yet or the popular kind ana the company enter into It's
spirit fully. The choruscs last night rendered In
style superior to anything given in opera this season.
and the orchestra under Neundor much improved.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

Died.
MArrmws : Suddenly, ON Friday, February s. at No.
1S3 West Eighteenth street, OF disass OF The heart,
JANE wife of Lewis Matthews, aged 81 years
Notice II the funeral hereafter.
lfw Ohy Deaths See &rrsA Pag.l
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
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The New York herald., 1867-02-09

fNATARRH-PAIN AND NOISES IN THE HEAD
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The New York herald., 1867-02-09

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