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NASHVILLE.
Personal Rencounters.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 5.-A personal
reDcounter took place this morning
at the capitol, between Golnptroller
Blackburn and Representative Brown,
who introduced resolution ,the filay
before In the House rejecting upon
the Comptroller for tte imisap aropri-
alton of the Agricultural Gellegs
fuods. The charge was withoat 10 y
dation. BroWn WIS soundly thrash u
4 Another personal difficulty occurred
between Mr.. Mullery, reporter OF the
Press and Times, and MIR Coeie OF the
House OF Representatives. C0sle was
the assailant, bat came of second
best.
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By CabIe.I LONDON, Feb. 5.
CoIlsOls closed at. 931k for money, and
a3Isa9l14 for account. Five twentieS 7g15
SHOCKS quiet; Erie 24l1, illinois Central
rssS AtiAntTc & Great Wesl ern 3glz
LIVERPOOL., Feb. . To-day the market
for Cotton i easier, hut - not quOtabIy
lower; nliddling uplands I214d Orleans
l2lxd: receipts 1000 bales: sales OF the
week I40,tO0 bales; prices of American aLd-
vauced I@1sd.: OF the sales IS 000 bales
were for Sp. culaLion; exporters took 1870
bales; stock estimated at 257 coo bales, OF
which $500 bales are American. Bread-
stuffs-W heat lis. sd. % lis 81. for Califor-
mia white and 9s. 9d. 0s o.. lOd. for No. 2
red Western: Flour 2is. for com mon. 32s.
Cd for old mixed Western, and Bis. for new
DO; Oats Sos. 3D.; Peas 44s. Provisions =
Pork g7s. 6e 97s. Cd; Beei l02s Cd: Lard
1854. Cheese 76-. Bacon sos. Cd. Petroleum
unchanged. TallOw 46s. Cd. Turpentine
firmer, bat not higher.
PARIS, Feb. 5.-The weekly statement OF
the Bank OF France shows decrease IN
bullion of 500 OOO francs.
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Cincinnati Market

By Telegraph CINoINNArf. Feb. s.
FLOUR AND GRAIN - Unchanged and
dull.
CoTTog-Quiet; middIlng 2S5zc.
WHISKY-Dull a. &c.
. MISS PoRK-StroLg and rather higher;
sales at S33, cash, and for buyers this
month at same rate.
LARD-Quiet aud firm at 2012c.
BULK MEATs-QuIet NJ but firm; sales of
10000 pounds at l31zc and la54c. delivered
aG Lafayette. lad, and lg00JJ pounds 81
1870 ana i51zc, here.
BACoN-LO0se firm sales of 90 hogsheads
at I454c for shoulders, and Ike and I8c for
clear rib and clear sides. Sugar cured
hams in demand at I99I9%c.
At BUTTES-Unchanged aud quiet az 280
33c. @@Aa h@M - sas =
EGGS-Firmer and have advanced to 2Ic.
e OIIs-No change. W# feaB
GRoCERIE -Firm and In good emand.
GOLD -I3i54 buying.
- MISUNDERSTANDING. w ~
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merly of the Confederate navy. has
demonstrated that the Ucaragita
River is the true source of the ANA
zon, and not the Maconon, as former
ly supposed.
A serious row occurred at Aspin-
wall on the I'D of January, between
some United States soldiers, from. the
steamer Tallahassee, and some two
hundred Jamaica negroes. One OF
the sailors was killed.
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CHICAGO.
Governor Palmer YetOes the Railroad
$50 Bill. M as&f

CHICAGO, February ;. - To- day
Governor Palmer vetoed Fuller's bill
fOregulate fares on railroaus in llli-
nejs. Tits likely to be sustained. $500.
The joint Canvassiug Committee
reported that at the. last election In
this State a majority Of 526 votes-in
favor of Constitutional Convention,
were cast. ~
Jonathan Burr. wealthy citizen
aud sex banker of Chicago, died last
evening, aged seventy five. go p
Mrs Stanton, Miss Ahthony. Miss
Lucy Stone, Olympia Brown aud Miss
Chaplin are to address the Woman
Suffrage Convention, to BE- held IN
Library Halt. on the 1lth and-l2th
insts. and Miss Dickinson is toad
dress the SOfOsis CoRve tlOn, which
meets at the same time. 3a ~.
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ALBANY, Feb. BIN the assembly
to-day bill was introduced for the
appointment of Commissioners to.
have charge OF the proposed change
Of the eastern boundary of New York
City above Fortieth Street, by cutting
a new river from the point through
Long Island to the Sound. No ac.
tion was taken.
A bill was also introduced looking
to thelreduction of way freight on the
N. Y Central, Hudson, Harlem and
Erie Railroads. ---
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New York Gold and stock Market.

BY Tciegraph.l NEW YORK, Feb. 5.
8 AI0NE EY-Easy at .697 per cent, with fu-
ldicatiohs mat a IoSeF figure will be the
geIltrai Iaie. Banks ARE begtnning To in
vest ~ eeiy IN Government bonds, as they
cannot employ all their Surplus funds on
calls. There are sigus of still greater ease
ia LIE Immediate future. The Assistant
Treasurer is receiving large amounts OF
currency daily IN exchange for three per
cerl certificates, and it ~ now semt-Cff1-
ctallY announced that sales of gold aud
honds ire likely TO take place during the
next four weeks.
The Philade phiR firm of Rocker, Sharp
& TO, " nose failure Is announced, propose
10 compromise at seventy-fiVe cents on
the dollar. Ia one year, which Will prol';s-
bly, be accepted.
3 rERI4ISG Weak at 91s995k
4 GOLD - Quiet aud steady within the
FaIag of E39l8514 closing at l3l9l351s
- GOV yEIsHMENTS Strong; the recent lib
erLt shipments and the fact that large
amounts of coupon bonds have been taken
OF tAe market mly investors and turned
Into rcgisi cred stocks, are beginning 10
ersAance prices. Floating stocks have Deen
maternity reeiwced, aud the tendency is
upward. Coupons of 81 ll21S11lI2I5; do. TO-
ll3t "a lI3lS do. 6i l0yi5ali0; new, lu57a "a 1909
do. 67. iI9 tl0914 do. '6S, l09lSgIO95s 10 40s
lOS15@l0S5z.
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New York Dry GOODS Market.

By Tetcgraph.l NEW YORK, Feb 8.
There was an improved inquiry for all
staples of cottOns, and prices were well
maintained, being in sympathy with raw
material. We quote Atlantic A i. Appleton
A and heavy Brown SheetIng at lie: At
lantie fine do. at l4bac; Laconla Ac; Great
Fails = l3c; do. NJ 1879; do. lie; Pepperell
h have risen TO Ice; r 3 bring Ijc; . lac
ali fine brands l3c; Bay Mills bleached
muSlius 1910: Arkwrisht Water Twist zoe
LOnsdale lSc; Lyman L l51ze; New Y. rk
Mills n 1ac; Peppereil lOAc; Wide sheetings
571sc; Utica 0-4 40, 65;S do lOe4 zoe; cotton
bagstend upward; AndToscoggin, Ameri-
can, aud Lew 1Ston A 4oc.
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Memphis Market.
By TeIegraph.l i

by TelagrHph.I MEMPHIS. Feb 3.
CoTTON-Quiet, firm, aud nOminaIly 29e:
buyers operate cautiously; receipts $50
baiess exports ,329 bales; weeks receipt :
10, I0i bales; exports ,59i bales; stock n SIS
bHlfs.
prices are unchanged,
CoRR-72lz zGe73c.
/ I GAT5-!5c.
HAY-S25 %. sar-A .fass rt
Z BRAN- s246e25.
BULK NJ MEAFs-Flrm; shoulders lie; sides
I7s4 4@lSe.
y PoRK Sss3al3 50.
I4ARD-2tes2se. q rr
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LnnIRYIIlA Market.

BY Tele2raph.I LOUISVILLE. Feb. 5.
TnIsACCb SALES of ~ IIttls new lugs 20
nletnum Leaf 81 50gl3.
EUTrON-At pc
MESS PoRK-S32 5OIS3 90.
LAID -:1Isz92Ic.
BULK MEAIs-AsSiloTIlders at I4c: clear rib
sides l7l4c, and clear sides l7s4c
BACON shoulders at i454Gel5c, clear lib
sides lSc, and clear sides lS1s-an pac ed.
FlOUt-siuPernn s5 55as6 D.
WHE ArEssl 70ssl Ia = E - trHtgg Il
COi:N -Goa65c. A+Ps+- t' 'fft
Oars 6la UIc.
RNE-Sl 40al IS
w HISKY-At 956s95c
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SCRANTON, Pa, February 5.-The'
passenger train on the Lackawanna &
Bloomington Railroad ran off the
track at Beach Haven, this morning.
Many persons were injured, but none.
fatally. Hon. g. M. Blow was severe
IL burned.
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FireLoss Sa5 cOo.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 5-The Hiawatha
House, W. McMullen, owner, at Me-
KeespOrt, near this city, was burned
this morning. loss $25, 900; no in
surance
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might move his amendment, and that 1t
be printed. Consent given.
The House then took recess.
The evening session was allotted for gem
eral debate only.
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rr,mr Mosr sEn,ous n1rrrculIL.,r1Yl ~

TRVEEE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
- experienced by those who use steam
power IL the formation In their bOilc s. of
wnat Is known "a engfneors as J" SCALE b.
or " "lNCSUSfAIlON' IA hard Substance
formed out OF the eaI1hy salts contained
In the water. which attaches Itself firmly
10 the whole inner surface of the boiler.
In TINS city this difficulty Is peculiarly ag-
gravaied by the lar o quantity of Inagne-
sia and lime found Ia the wa er, which,
besides forming scales ON the boiler, OBJ
StructS the pipes and OccasiOns the most
annoy ing delays in cleaning, as well AZ
actually endangering the safety OF tie
boiler
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-The preparations
for the meeting of Parliament are
nearly complete. In the House Henry
II. Clafer will move, and Mr.. Mudala
will second, an address to the Queen.
Lord Clarendoh's health Is much
impaired, and it is expected, that he
viii soon be obliged to retire from
the foreign Office. - e -, 49,. -
The powers participating in the
Paris Conference, have been granted
a brief space of time. for Greece 70
decide on their proposals., 80.
King George bas returned to
Athens. and Is engaged In forming a
new cabinet. He finds great difficulty
In forming a Minister, owing to the
hostility of the Greeks 70 the Con
ference, but it is announced that See
amis has consented to act as Premier.
and Delajannies as Minister Of For
eign Affairs, and that the other seats
In the Cabinet have also been filed
with Ministers who will consent to-
sign the protocal. Great excitement
prevails in Athens. M. Bulg0s, the
retiring Prime Minister Is immensely
and extensive dumonstra-
tIons of sympathy are made in his
favor by the citizens. aA +.
81 ts=f 80 ttaH .at asa
FRANCE anftnfnr ~ y
PARIS, February 5.-M Marquis Man
5 hier, late Minister CT Foreign Af-.
fairs, died to-day.
Dispatches from Algeria announce
that the insurgents were met BY the
troops, and after a brief, engagement
were routed and dispersed. 1sI1y ssla
r4rs -4n.ta -, 81 "A cf(3t. 1fta
MADRID. February 5.-The erection
of a synagogue in this 7cityAhas been
licensed By the authorities. ~ - &c
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OARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IE5IIa

REgEHE sUnssRIBER GONTTMUa:A
.& the Lumber Business Rt his old stand
at the corner of Main and seventh StrHela
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock Is large and second to none
In the assortments, embracing Pine OF
lhlcknessses and quality, from the nioS.
Third Common Saginaw Board up
Three-lnch First Clear Plank.
Also, 800 DOORS OF various thlcknost
and styles, and VII gC aHlu f.IFrna
10000 LIGHTS. f .s4 M
window sash, Pine and Poplar 5hIneiA
3 and A. feet Lath, MOuIdfngs Casing
Quarter-Round,t tzc., &c. rrN7' -rIfrT'-.-.
Orders from the country, river or RAJ
filed promptly. iF Hlt
SEA d3m JOHN r. GLOVER.
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SliIIweII,s Patent Heater

Removes all this difficulty. Sending the
water into the boiler free from any sedi-
ment Whatever, and pure as n distnled
AilwhO Use what are known as the drive
wells " for their supply OF Nsttor cannot
save Them much money in the purchase of
fuel, To say nothing OF the annoyance aud
delay ia cleansing boilers. The Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cieansed.
One has beeIl tn OpefHtfon az 4 gleheart's
FIGURING NJ III for many months, and given
entire satisfaction. Another Us tn opera
ton in Heilman' X Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining.
Orders tor StiIlW ellis II eater will receive
prompt attention III LETT with
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mo. - Firsf street,

We feel assured, we have facilities 20 cQm-
pete with any house IN the country.
We receive OuF QneBnaware direct from
the PoiterIes Of stahoulshira, England,
via. New Orleans nfid New York hence
pay no second hand profits whlcn right
fully belong TO our ensiomers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEARIN bros. & co, ~ ssiahsJfdshire,
England, for the leXGLUsIVECOHTH
for this market Of their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE. we arc now prspar Cd
supply the trade.
eS- Consult your own interest BY exam-
lining our- stock before purchasing else.
" here. llanl
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CUTLERY
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
Farming 6 Mechanics Tools

80 tsel bHa .R
laoE ~ ha1.fa gItss
q We have removed. since the destruction
OF onf'slosk byfire on tho 2Ist Of Decem-
Der, to tlso old Loewehthal stand. at Tie
corner OF First anal fast. fstfaefs ana s,o.,
now in store one Of the faoat corni.ie
stocEa qf goods in our lih5 that can be
found ih The West, purchaaed on dun
rnarha4 a. tff aHf M
'''r'NrF rF7' ~ raf .ss.s..ss..4 ass.
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aE a. H #aa
T e L e G. R AP II.
Gen. Grant in New York.
SHAW --.4s< 50 sa,4fs
Arrival of Bark America.
MF Aa4FH
AdVices from Valparaiso.
Personal Renoontres in
Nashville.
Governor Palmer, of Illi-
nois, Vetoes the Rail-
road Bill.
Congressional Proceedings.

News by Atlantic Cable.
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QUEENS WARE,
@ II 4 N "a,
lamps, looking -Glasses,

JAMES M. wARREN, having re.pur-
chhsed his former interest Of -. Henhing,
ESD, and as we have sold our in'prest In
theCAlRO HOUSE, and also removed our
stock from The old stand No. - Main sts,
thus nscpncentratiDgo our entire resources An
the coniihodioas Nj ARBLE FRONT
= = 'tANNN'h aafns H58 ~
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ETAMSVILLE. 1ND1ANA.
IMMENSE STOCK.

And you can get all your wants snnD,ta5
Ihey propose to furnish eycrytbfnR "a,
qulred in Building, just as your fancy dIc-
,,ates, rom common 10 the most elaborate
" W lnooW and Door Frsmesf Flooring
Sh1ngles. lath, Sash PrfIned and CSlazed
Turpentine and Varnisies. Paint Varnfsb
anu " w NMflte-wash Brushes, Lime, Cement,
Nails and Builders Hardware. ia
Oi every description. Roofing Slate, with
double strength. -'TT'
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MADRID. February 5.-The erection.
of a synagogue in this city has been
licensed By the authorities. ~ ngAtaf
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CLTY AFFAIRS,


In CITY Council, May IL 1869. Geo Q. Bailey was
elected City Marshal Ezra Biekford was elected City
Tax Collector James E. burgess c was chosen suT H
tender John Stephenson had been employed at
per year, accepted. OF Com; on BY Laws Reporting
CITY Police Ordinance read and passed. OF Com. to
contract support of paupe That they had contract
Read and accepted. OF Com. to widen Front street.
Recommitted to Com roads. OF Com to call on Con
of making the Point road. Recommitted. PETITIONS
H. o. Russell and 81 others, that the side walk east
side be repaired Read and Surveyor instructed to repair
the same II. O. Russell and others, for repairs on
side walk upon Park street. Surveyor instructed to
way districts last year. and fixing price of labor
at twenty cents per hour until Sept lst; No p author
ing compen sation of Tax Collector at scysn and one
fourth mills No. 2 assigning to the 9nper Fund N ron
Committee Mossrs Ferguson Alard and Moore to wait
uoon Railroad Contractors and request them 10 keep the
Point road in condition for travel were read and passed.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES.-District of Maine.-IN BANKRUPT
CY. In the matter of SAMUEL G. THURLOW, Bank
rupt.
The second general meeting of the creditors of said
Bankrupt. will be held at Belfast in said District, on
p NJ at the office Of Peter Thatcher, Esq, of the
Registers in Bankruptcy in said District to Wit at the
Office of the Register of Probate for the purposes named
March I'd, 1867. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, Assignee.
Belfast Nav H. 1869, owls
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DESPAIR NOT. YOU ARE NOT YET
INCUH3AEEE. RELIEF Is AT HAND!

Y listen TO THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE. ONE
IL WORD TO THE DYING should arrest the attention
and wake the alarm o: Young Men in our community,
where many sinking under that long array of evils
that arise from that dreadful scourge, solitary vice ana
other ndiscretons and youthful indugences. Listen,
Young Men, is too late and suffering in encryated
youth premature oldage, arising from that secret habit
which undermines the bodily health and the mental pow
Remember and seek the true physician, DR. FRED
Do not procrastinate, but earlygo when unerring
symptoms tell you your condition. when you sensible
OF eancss in the Back and Limbs, Loss and Prostra
ton of the Animal Functions and Muscular Power, De
rangement of the Digestive Organs, Dyspeptic Ailments
General Debility, and the common symptoms of Lung
Diseases well the most terrible mental effects, such
Weakness of Mind, Alienation and Loss of Memory,
escsness in Sleep, Confusion OF Ideas, Depression Of
Spirits abtuai Sadness and Disquetude, Longing for
Change Evil Forcbodng Avoidance Of Society and Love
Of Solitude and retirement, Timdity, Mental Uneasi-
ness, Headache and degree OF Insanity almost ernin
aing in absolute madness. Co. young man, when nature
bends beneath the abuse hcapcd upon her. and let
no false deIicacy deter you the wise Go
Dr.. Morrill,, and he will give you restored health when
the body is ovcrthrown and the mind wrecked; he can
and other terrible infections from this fruitful cause OF
disease. -
In cases. too, of Gonorrhea Syphilis, Venereal Com
plants and others OF similar nature have fears OF
the result if place yourself under his Charge his is
the voice of experience, and he has cured more
than any other living physicanhe has administered to
every form of Private Disease and his remedies sure
safe speedy and infable perfect cure is guaranteed
and a radical cure is always effected.
The Doctors Female Monthly Drops the only sure
cure all Suppression and Irregularities that
offered for sale this city. These Drops acknow
edged to be the best in the world for removing obstruc
lions and producing regularity in all cases of Female IT.
regularity, Suppressions, &c. &C., whether originating
from cold any other They remarkably mild
safe and sure and the most convincing proofs of their
the benefits which have been realized by the
afflicted in their The Drops be obtained at my
office No. 4S Howard Street. Boston, with directions for
use. All letters attended to- and medicines directions
&c, forwarded Immediately. lyf5sp
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At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for the
County of Waldo on the second Tuesday OF May, in
NANCY HOLMES, widow of George Holmes, late of
~ Belmont, in said County of Waldo, deceased hav-
ing presented petition for allowance from the per
sona estate of said deceased.
Ordered That the said Nancy give notice to all persons
interested by causing copy OF this order to be published
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Republican Journal,
printed at Belfast that they may appear at Probate
Court to be held at Belfast within and for said County
on the second Tuesday OF June next at ten of the clock
before noo and shew cause, any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
true copy. Attest-B, p. FIELD, Register 10
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED In BAxxr,rrrcx

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED In R.xKr1rrrcx
STATES District of Maine. - nANANori'f'
In the matter of LEWELIN EMERY, Copartner of
the firm of EMERY NEWTON, Bankr upts.
YINHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that Petition has
i been presented to the Court this second day Feb
ruary, A. b. 1869, by LEWELIN EMERY of Frankfort,
in said District Bankrupt, praying that he may be de-
creed to have full discharge from all his debts provable
under the Bankrupt act both individual and as
coparner in the firm of Emery Newton, cons listing OF
the Petitioner and David b. Newton, and upon
ing said Petition
Ir IS ORDERED by the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same on the first Monday Of July, A. d.,
ooek p NJ and that notice. thereof su be pubsid
in the Republican Journal, and the Rockland Free
Press newspapers printed in said District,
proved their debts and other persons in interest may ap
pear said time and place and show cause any they
have, why the prayer of said Petition should not be
granted VIM. =. PREBLE,
3wii Clerk of District Court for said District.
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CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA

EEADICATES KtlUPTIvE & ULCERATED DISEASES
THG0IT, NOSE EYES, EYELIDs, SCAR, and
SKIN,
Which dislisures the appearance, PURGING the
evil of mercury and removing all taints the rem.
nants Of DISEASES, hereditary or otherwise and is
taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect
SAFETY.
TWO TABLE SPOONFULS of the Extract of Sarsa-
para, added to pint of water is equal to the Lisbon
Dict Drink, and one bottle is equal to gallon of the
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in the
Medico Chirugical Review the subject of the extract
f. X. s., &c. Speaking of those diseases, and dis
arising from the Of mercury he states that
ren,ey is equai to the Extract OF Sarsapara its
porer is extraordinary, more so than any other drug
acquainted rIh 1t Is in the strictest sense, tonic
rh this inyalua6ie attribute, that is applicable to
state the system suahe and yet so irritable rend
other substances Of the tonic class 'naauadle in