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ARRESTS FOR ALLEGED FRAUDS ON THE REvE-
NUE.-Mr. Waddy Thompson. OF this city, against
whom warrant was issued by acting District Attor-
ney ]. w. Gurley. upon afldavits made by Special
Treasury Agent Kinsella, charging him with con-
obtaining the release Of GOODS from bonded ware.
houses, was arrested by the government detectives
District Attorney there, owing to some informality
In the warrant. Before new warrant could be for
warded Mr.. Thompson departed for New York.
name we omit for good reasons. against whom simi-
lar charges were made by Mr. Kinsella was arrested
In ST. Louis aud arrived here yesterday via ne Jack
son Railroad. He was taken before Commissioner
Urban, and waving an examination was held to
bail In the sum OF Sl2,0O0-Netc orleans Picavune,
An0uSt 2S.
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A REMARKABLE PROCEEDING.
Arrest and imprisonment of Two Men
Order Of the Health QGlcer.

Arrest and imprisonment of Two Men by
Order Of the Health OGlcer.
few days since Richard Martin and Matthew
Walsh were arrested bv order of DR.. Swinburne
Health Of1cer Of the PORT charged with q violation
OF the Quarantine laws, the nature OF which offence
has not yet transplred and imprisoned on board the
Quarantine boat. 1t Is further reported that they
ten days.
=, Information OF the matter was yesterday given to
mayor Hal and other members Of the city govern
ment and they instructed Mr.. William Y. Howe TO
sue out writ OF habeas corpus and serve the same
on Dr. Swinburne. The latter claims to act under
autnority vested IN him by a late act OF the state
LEGISLATURE. 1t Is claimed by Mayor Hall and Others
tnat II such authority were granted the Health
Olcer the law In that regard was clearly unconsti-
tutonal Tire present case will no doubt be made
TEST ana the matter will probably be brought before
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THE AIR LINE RAILROAD IN BosTON.

The whole line OF the New Haven, Middetown and
Wimantic Railroad known az the Air Line to
Boston, Is under contract and progressing rapidly.
IL Is proposed 10 have the road open from New Ha-
ven 10 mlddletown next winter or early In the
sprlne Inc road VIII be finished east OF Middletown
next year and when it is completed the distance
IRON new forK TO Boston Will te shortened about
twentyelght miles, saving one hours time between
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Political Notes.

At the close Of the late national politico-temper-
ance pow-wow in Chicago the following sentiment
was offered by the Rev. J. +. Rutledge Of Illinois,
KnS and Sn4y sm Live old
Geyes nns hin up again to curse mankind and here in
tom ~ p
Beneath this sketch
There lies wretch
And And when WssS' he seSs died aS breath
Creation cried,
We're tckled most To death.
Drunk standing with all the honors
Some republican papers are making many
scrupes against swallowing DR.. Gerrit Smiths
antdram shop DOSE But 1t don't make a grain
Of difference. Is not slavery abolished9 Are there
not 2O00 600 drunkards In the country And is not
the blood OF the great apostle of all the Smiths
arousedf What is the weight OF all the republican
press when weighed against that of the vast Smith
familyf That Of a pennyweght against a Green
Mountain boulder.
E. G. Delavan, OF Albany, who has grown gray
and bald In the temperance cause In this country,
opposes Gerrit Smiths anti-dram-atlcal dodge. He
thinks 1t Will do more harm than good to the cause.
The Utica Observer thinks the report Of the ap.
pontment Of George wilkes as Minister to China
mere "horse talk" But Grant may say 'Neigh r'
The Penn Yan Democrat, taking 1t for granted that
the Democratic State Convention will renominate
the present democratic State Officers suggests that
Judge Robert Earl, Of herkimer. be renomina
for Judge OF the Court OF Appeals. He graduated
at Union College IN the class Of ls43 Of which Gov
ernor Hoffman was member, and mas filled various
judicial Offices with much acceptance.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 4th says Governor
Walker Will be installed at once, and that General
Candy will Immediately Issue a proclamation an.
nouncing the result OF the election. The Enquirer
congratulates itself that the people OF Virginia are
out OF the woods; that they can, at least see 'hoe
III the sky" The Legislature, according to act OF
Congress, will meet on the fourth Tuesday after the
commanding Generai's proclamation.
Ihe Following are among the Southern papers that
urge the southern people to abandon their af,lia.
tons VIII the democratic party party they aIlege,
whose name Is synonym OF disaster:r-The
Richmond WIG Richmond Enquirer, Savannah
Republican, Memphis Avalanche, Atlanta Consutu
ttora, &c. Southern democrats have been 80 often
deceived by the promises made to them by the lead.
ing democrats OF the North that they have become
disgusted with the entire Northern party.
The Nashville Union b authority for the statement
that General Grant declared the other day to some
ysppseseaap thas ne y p0p Ataia Of AnaIsv John.
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Sch Wines HARPER PrOvdsnos lem for Philadelphia
sr sssr y,l pt; shoti BreoEhayen en- for New York.
schr I'm KissaIn, Reed, Stony Point Tor New York
e ~ York.
sS scSr Mary PTsdmore Hart Hartford for Philadelphia
ss scsr Haze , Mcdindley Nddstown' c. for Trenton
SIR Rsy Psrsisnd FOR New New YORK. Ysrf
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schr Fashion: Csrberry, New Haven for New York.
chsrd Morrill, Se New Mavsn Se New Yos
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sOhr Middleton Nickerson. New Haven for Phladel
schr s Terry, Raynor. New Haven for Philadelphia.
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s%. fS5 for Nss1 Ns~
schr Thomas Smith Bowman Cold Spring for New York
sSr Por '1l albany YORK
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Yacht Eva, Hawkins Newport for New York.
Yacht Calypso, -, Newport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
9chr Sarah Hovt, Cranmer, Alexandria for New Haven.
River.
schr CAIN Simpson, Georgetown, DC, for New
Haven.
schr James Jones, Jones, Georgetown, De- for Provi
dence
schr r Edwards, Edwards, Baltimore for Pawtucket
Ral r Tam
schr Onrust, Hearh, Baltimore for Fan River.
Schr Julia Wlets Bavey, Philadelphia for New Bedford
@ schr H Miihin Lewis, Elizabehpor for Fall River.
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Ehzabethport for Stamford
Schr Eagle, Chase, Elzabethport for Plymouth.
Schr Cornela, Carroll Newburg for Hartford.
schr + Robbins, Bunce Newburg for Pawtucket
Schr Niagara, =, Fort Lee for Westchester
s schr y Freeman, Ryder New York for Providence.
Schr Jackson Abrams New York for Whtestone, Ii.
schr viglan, Dickinson, New York for Boston.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER Z, 1863.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving port will
please deliver ali packages intended HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who Steam
Yacht fleet The New York Press do not now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery packages
will be by the following extract from proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 1865
Resolved, That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press win discontinue the collection of ship news In the
harbor OF New York Passed unanimously
~ The Office of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANNETTB is at Whitehall slip All communications from
and consianees the of inward bound YES
sells will be forwarded free of charge.
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RACING AT LEXINGTON. KY.

LEXINGTON, sept. Z, 1860.
The track was heavy and the audience small to-
day on account Of the rain. The race was for the
Jockey Club purse Of $4,000 two mile heats, for an
ages The following is the summarp =
+. Bissicks 9. m. Maggie Hunter, S Years.
A. Bufords b. c. Grassland years. ....... q
george Cadwaiders G. I. Emma Maratta, 4
Time, 5:Q6A-4:0V,
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CITY POLITICS.
THE SUPERVISORSHIP.

Another Meeting for Jacob Cohen In the
Nineteenth Ward.
well attended meeting Of the Jacob Cohen Dem
Ocratic Association OF the Nineteenth ward was
held last evening at their headquarters, Breevort
Hall, East Fifty-fourth street, near Third avenue.
DIR. Frederick Frech delivered an address, IN the
course Of which he assured his hearers that their
cause was never stronger than now. The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved That committee Of FIVE appointed canvass
each and election district p the Nineteenth
ward In the interest of candidate, Jacob Cohen.
Resolved That copy of this resolution the diff
feren organizations In the wards who declared
In favor Of our candidate, to take the same action
Daniel B. NOrthrup was the next speaker, and the
meeting then adjourned
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CUBA.

"o'ernmen' Reports Of Insursent Losses
Markets.
HAVANA, Sept T. 1859.
lug ,overnment returns show that in the Skin
'''' es which have occurred in the jurisdiction Of
v" Clnco villas during the month OF August 300 in
surgents were killed. The loss Of the Spanish troops
was much less.
8 q Sh premium; on the United States, sixty days,
gold 5H premium; short sight, gold, tx pre-
MUM; sixty days. sight, currency, 81 discount;
short sight, currency, 20 discount.
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Steamships City of London for Lverpool saxonia Ham,
burg; Leo, Savannah James Adger Chareston Rebecca
Richmond. ~
Wind
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dered happy during the balance OF their natural
existence by having his Royal hiRhness for part

dered happy during the balance OF their natural
existence BY having his Royal hiehness for part
ner.
his series OF enjOymens consequent upon the hearty
welcoming spirit OF the Dominion people. He leaves
days OF moose hunting, and when he
has sent fatal bullet through one OF those
noble and in0ffensive animals he VIII again
become public guest HIS first visit will be TO ST.
John n b.; then to Fredericton; from there TO
Quebec, and from thence to Montreal, where he VIII
Niagara Fails. and II is not impossible that he Will
also visit some OF the principal cities OF the United
States, although this Is not definitely decided upon
The Journey to St. John, N. B.-Grand Ball
at the Skating Rink.
ST. JOHN, N. b., Sept. 7, 1869.
minutes past eight O'Clock where the special tram
was waiting to convey him 10 this city. Stops were
made at Petitcodiac, MonctOn and Sussex,
where addresses were delivered, salutes were
fired and great enthusiasm was manifested
He arrived at st. Johns at one O'Clock, and was re-
ceived at the station by Lieutenant Governor Will
mot and sta the Corporation Of the city and vari-
Gus societies. Addresses OF welcome were mace oy
the city authorities ana the justices OF the peace 10
which the Prince returned written replies An I'M
mense crowd was present at the station Inc
Prince was driven around the city ana nen
to the Wayerley Hotel. In the evening he was es-
corted by q 1remen's t0rchlignt procession TO the
Victoria Skating Rink. which was most eleganhy
decorated grand ball being IN progress at which
5000 persons were present. He danced first with
the Hon. Mrs. s. l.. Tllley. He leaves Tor Frederic-
ton at ten O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
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Fourteenth Ward Walter Roche AssOcia.

There was large meeting Of the Tammany de-
mocracy Of the Fourteenth ward last evening at Cor
neus Haggerty's, in Grand street, for the purpose
Of organizing a Walter Roche Association. Mr..
owen Rooney was elected chairman, and Mr.. Charles
Clancy secretary. Mr.. Rooney, on taking the chair,
addressed the meeting in terms highly euOgistc OF
the gentleman after whom the association was
called. Resolutions were offered and adopted en-
dorsing Mr.. Roche for Supervisor ana pledgng him
the unanimous support Of the association.
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Association-Disgraceful Interruption.
A meeting Of the Jacob Cohen Democratic Associa-
ton Of the Thirteenth ward was held last evening at
Clinton Gardens, 1856 and 1873 Clinton street, for the
purpose Of ratlfying the nomination OF MIR. Jacob
Cohen for the Office of Supervisor. Mr. Ellis Silber-
stein, president OF the association. occupied the
chair. series OF resolutions approving of
the canddature OF Mr.. Cohen were submitted to
the meeting, which was addressed by Mr.. p
OReley 1t was evident that the majority were in
favor Of Mr.. Cohen. During Mr.. O'Reiley's speech
several persons interrupted him, and when ne sat
down Deputy Sheriff NOV ed that the name of Wal
ter Roche should be substituted for that Mr.. Jacob
Cohen. Mr.. O'Reiley rose and stated that the
Deputy Sheriff was sent by Tammany Hall to dis
turb the meeting, and moved the previous question.
scene OF in6escrbable confusion followed, the
END OF which was general fight, during which the
found near the place. The friends OF Mr.. Cohen re.
treated amid the turmoil, and thus the meeting
ended.
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The Old Democratic FOrty-Tammany Seeks
Peace with the Germans.

The regular meeting OF this organization was held
last evening at Armenia Hall, Second street. In the
absence OF the president the vice president Mr.. c.
Fleske, occupied the chair. After the usual routine
business had been transacted the chairman stated
that the executive committee had made thorough
canvass OF the ward the Seventeenth) and that the
result was most gratifying. They were determined
as an association to vote the straight Tammany
ticket, and relied upon the promise OF Mr.. Charles
@. Cornell that Tammany would allow them to nom-
mate their own candidates. The remarks OF the
chairman were received with considerable applause.
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The Sixteenth Assembly District-NOmina.
ton OF NJ. Lambert the WOrkinRmen's
Candidate for Assembly.

The Excelsior Campaign Club held regular meet.
ing last night at their rooms, No. 2s2 First avenue
Mr.. John Ryan in the cnair, Mr.. p. A. McAnister
acting as Secretary. series OF resolutions was
inRfnen's candidate for the Assembly from the SIX
teenth district. being "himself workingman,
qualifications which command the respect Of al
good citizens" The meeting pledged It's support to
him IN preference to any and all candidates that
may be run against him, and recommended him to
the Tammany General Committee.
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Seventeenth Ward Demo cratic Germans
Captain Mount Placed in the Field for Po-
lice Justice.
last evening at 134 East Seventh street. the presi
dent Mr. Hess, in the chair. Captain Mount was
nominated Tor Police Justice and Jacob HetZel for
Assembly. Resolutions were adopted calling upon
the Tammany Conventions to endorse the nomi-
nations.
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The German Republicans Of the Twentieth
third Street.
The German republicans Of the Twentieth Assem-
bly, district met last evening at the Nineteenth Ward
Hail. No. 157 East Fifty third street. for the purpose
OF organizing Mr. John Schneider was elected
president. Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the Old Twenty third Street Republican General
Committee, OF which Mr. John v. Gridley is Presi-
dent,
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IT'S the British soil on which you tread,
Ana British hearts are beating
WIN loy to give their sovereig's son
hearty British greeting

The sovereign son made tour OF the grave and
then S4 uoWn 10 royal banquet In which some
300 OF tne principal citizens OF Halifax participated.
IN conrenoADie contrast with American dinners,
at It, the party discussed and devoured the eaabIes
and drinlSaDles, and when they were throuUh
this pleasing and principal feature OF the davis
cises the queen was toasted and drank amid vocal
cheers and the instrumental strains of the national
anthem. The remainder OF the afternoon was spent
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schr A Brown, Mcclure, New York for Cow Bay, IL
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HIPPIN NE W s.
Almanac for New York-ThIs Day.
Weather Along the Coast.

SEPTEMBER TO A. N.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December o. Vice
Admiral Porter was before the House
Committee on Navigation yesterday,
aad gave bis views at length on the
causes Of the decay of American ship
ping. He favored tie repeal of duties
on articles entering into saip-bpilding,
Endorsed subsidies for ocean mail lines
and urged that Congress allow the pur-
chase of thirty Clyde-buili vessels and to
furnish them With American registers.
He thought that with Legislation in these
directions, it would take only three OF
four years to revive the American carry.
ing trade.
The Ways and Aesbs Committee re-
sumo their sessions on Mondsy, and will
Get daily during TIE recess so that they
may be able TO report the tariff bill the
day the House reassembles.
The Democratic members Of the House
had an informal meeting last night, Ia
consult ybat course they should pursue
on certain matters Of legislation, bui
nothing was determined on i,
The nomination OF Judge Hear for AZ
sooiate Justice of the Supreme Court has
not been considered in executive session
The temper Of the Senate is ust favor
sble 10 his confirmation.
/; is reliably ascerisined that yester.
days debate in secret session, on the res
olutiops asking the President for recon.
meadaiions 90 which Circuit Courl
judges were noaineted, WAS conducted
in spirit altogether friendly 70 the Pres
ident
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22

the Convention is proper one, and viii
meet the full approval OF oil classes.
Mr.. Felix Robertson is the fortunate
gentleman complimeuted by the nomina-
ton, aud deserves forty offices for the
gallant manner 10 which he bore himself
during the war. He vas not only q brave
soldier, but is on honest, heightened,
Christian gentleman; and IT elected
las he will be) will discharge the
duties Of Tax Collector with satis-
faction to the Taxpayers of Memphis.
We give him our hearty endorsement
The next office for which nominations
were made, was that of Wharfmaster.
Mr.. Robert Good was nominates on
the twelfth ballot as the choice OF the
party for that position. There is not a
more clever aud competent gentleman TO
be found anywhere for Wharfmaster
than is Robert Good. the nominee. DE
has filled the place already for some
wears, and did the duties well. On the
day Of election the Democrats, his
friends, will not forget to elect him by a
large majority.
And now, since our ticket is in the field
let every man 60 to work aud elect 1t.
The Radicals and negroes have been con-
trolling this city long enough, to Inc
nreiudice of the peoples interest. We
have the power now to manage our own
affairs; then, in Gods namf will we not
do so?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22
An Atreelons murder.

Tho Bolivar Bulletin Of the 18Th, has
the followiBgl
A most foul and atrocious murder vas
committed in the town OF Salisbury, on
the line Of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, in this county, on the night Of
the llth inst, about the hour Of nine
o'clock, on unmarried gentleman BY the
name Of John Wood, clerk in the employ
Of Robinson 4 Bro. being the victim
As Mr. Wood was stepping from tho
door Of the house in which he Was
engaged a. clerk. some Que unknown
hred two shots ~ him with what is
supposed to have been a double-bsr-
rel shot-gur. The 6rst charge barely
missed It's mark 10 q moment the next
sss fred, taking effect in bis left side,
which caused death almost instantly. Il
is G mystery 10 al as 10 Who committed
the dsmuable deed, 70 the unfortunate
gentleman wss not known 10 have any
personal enemies in the place. The
tragedy. surrounded as tits With 80 much
mystery, caused the greatest excitement
10 the usually quie; sDd thrifty town,
sod many we're the expressions Of lsnen-
fsiions for the sad fate Of him Who had
faller from the psths Of social and cam
msreisl iife b. The dastsrdly act Of az
unknown Assassin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-22
BY TELE G R A P q
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association.
NEW YORK.

Nsw YoRK, December 22.-The Cuban
expedition which. left this city on Friday
last to intercepuAhd destroy the Spanish
flotilla at sea is failure. The fillibusteri
have returned.
Heavy railway robberies during sew
ersl months past, on the line of the q art
ford and New Haven and Erie and New
York roads, have come to light. The
besviest losses have been Oh the New
York Central. Among the victims on
that read was Baroness Olegs De Nal.
tuts, of Twenty-third street, in this city,
who. on the 4th of last November, ives
robbed Of over fifty thousand dollars
worth of lace and jewelry from her trunks
between Albany and Niagara Falls. Elk
pert detectives are now Engaged In feth'
oming the mystery.
Nelson, President of the New York
Stock Exchange, writes that ms PROPOSE
ton has been entertained in that BODY tc
buy St. Paui's church; and that the idea
of pervertisg to any secular purpose the
ground on which stands the sacred edfice
is as repugpsnt 10 the feelings of the
brokers as to those of the Rev. DR.. Dix,
who wrote the indignant letter that sp-
peared yesterday.
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Special Notices.

Positively No Cure. No Pay.-The follow
ing diseases are warranted cured BY the use OF
" DR.. Forrest & Co.'s Juniper Tar:" Cough.
Group. Hoarseness. Sore Throat. Splitting OF
Blood. Asthma. Bronchitis. Lung Diseases
scrofula, Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipelss. Pains
and Soreness in the Breast. Back or Limbs
Absccsses, Burns md Wounds. Piles. Itch
Sore Feet or JciRts. letter. Scald Head. Milk
crust, Earachc, Toothache, Catarrh In the Eyes
or Head, ordinary Deafness and Gathering In
the Ears.
N.B.-The only genuine and original article
has yellow labels. with white imprinted wrap
per. such as has been in use for six years. Take
no other. Try 1t; If not satisfied return the
empty bottles and your money will be re-
funded-ffty cents.
GOODYEAR Il FALLS.
Is@t Wholesale Agents. 2Sl Main st.
No Cure. No Pay !-stone's Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold by NJ. ROSE. 81 Main street, and GOOD
YEAR & FALLS. 2sl Main street. lss-f
Words Of Chesr-0n tho Errors of Youth
and the Follies of Age. in relation to Marriage
anu Social ENllss WIN u hUtfihb manu- ava sA~~
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ASSOCIATION, Box p. Philadelphia; Penn
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great eminencc. discovered. while in the East
Indies, certain cure for Consumption. Asthma.
Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds. and General Debit
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his only child, daughter, was given up to die.
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DESTROYS of benef.ing his fellow mortals, he
will send to these who wish it the recipe. con-
tanning full directions for making and success
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names, with two stamps 70 pay expenses.
There is not single symptom OF Confumption
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the nerves, failure of memory. difficult expsc
toration, sharp pains in the lusgs. sore throat,
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ton of the bowels. wasting away of the mus
Giles.
The writer will please state the name CT The
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