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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FANCY

NEW AND BEAUllt I'll AN
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
JULIUS SYCLF'S
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE,
AIS BROAD STREET,
BErwEEN FouET y FIFTH.
Offers rca! VALESCIENNES and
IIASDKERtHIEFS
MALTESE and GIMPURE COLLARS;
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS:
LADIES' ROMAN SASHES TIES. and BOWS;
Fifty dozen LINEN UNRESTRICTED HAND
LAbbfHEsS' KID GGiovEs, all shades and colors,
GENTS HEEK-TIES, SCARFS, and LINEN
HhNDKERCHIEFS:
GENTS C~OURVOISIER CLOVES;
CENTS BUCK, BEAVER, ind DOGsRlN
LADIFs' andGENT'S UNDERWEAR. 4
In addition to 4 full line Of FANCY GOODS h1
has a com lrt e stock OF :
IRISH POPLIN, MI colors and shades;
DRESS SILKS, solid and figured
DOUBLE and SINGLE BkOCIIE
STRIPED and PLAID SHAWLS;
PLAIN and STRIPED SERGES;
PL POPLINS:
Jet JEWELRY, In large variety;
tOItSETS:
for infants.
WOOLLES ARF
And u large stock of DOMESTIC GOODS.
Be sure and call before purchasing elsewH
ut JULIUS SYCLE'S,B
as Broad street, betweM
de1 Fourth and FL
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GROCERIES, dc.

POTOMAC FAMILY ROE HERRINGS,
: Ne. and MESS MACKEREL,
VIRGINIA BUCKWHEAI,
OLD GOVERNMEET JAVA COFFEE,
pRINE LhGUAYRA COFFEE.
SMOKED BEEF TONGUES.
SMOKED H.ALIBCT and DRIED GOLDFISH.
For Snlc by
de3I SHFlLDS. STEVENS & CO.
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FUEL.

NHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT JOHN II.
~ WALSH'S bookstore, 48 Broad street. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. A complete and
well-selccted stock OF Work-Boxes, Writing
Desks, Portfolios, and Albums. Also, O complete
assortment OF the Poets and other Presentation
Books Juveniles, beautifully Illustrated and CO.
lored Games OF all kinds and many other artl-
| Giles suitable for the holidays. at marvellously low
nrirrs. Cal! aud examine. de 90
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BANKISG-DOUSE OF
WILLIAM Il. lsAACS u Co.

RICHMOND, VA, December 81, 1860.
nUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED
Z pTo MORROW New Years day., and par
.ios bayinv notes or acseptances due on that day
or SUNDAY viii please attend to them TOPAZ;
" IA ~ WILLIAM II. lSAACS CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nT A LARGE STOCK.
r ASSORTMENT.
LOTS OF GOODS FOE A LITTLE MONEY

Low PRICES.
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ICELAND MOSS PASrE.-Another sup
NV lust received and for sale by
f' POWHATAS Z. DUPUf,
,ie o, Apothecary, .:7 Broad Strcet.
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 27.-The tobacco
merchants held another meeting to-
day. and perfected their organization
of association. j. w. Dickinson was
elected President. An address to the
planters is to be issued, and the to-
bacco trade revived and developed.
John Durivage. au old actor and
newspaper man, died here to- day lie
was one Of the founders of the AitG
CqlfoTnjdn, at San Francisco.
Ex President johnson arrived this
forenoon on his way to Red Sulphur
Springs. He will remain In Nash
vile several days.
Horace Maynard, and II. Hamilton.
of Shelby, Thornbury, OF Jefferson
and other leading Radical RepTescn'
tatives arrived this forenoon. They
held meeting this afternoon, and
adjourned till tomorrow. The OBJ
I iect of the meeting has not transpired
Various surmises are a6oat, one that
thew are to take steps for a thorough
reorganization of the Republican
party, and as a necessary Incident
+ thereto, to demand the removal OF al
/ of Senters Federal oficeholders II
the State; another is that they cen
template, during Senter's absence
seizing the State Government. The
latter is hardly probable. The ma
iority of those present are member
of the late Legislature
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Washing;O on News,

WASHINGTON, August 27.-Secre-
tdry Rawlins had recovered suff-
cient tly this morning to visit the War
Department for a short time
From present appearances the
forthcoming monthly statement will
make very favorable showing, not
withstanding the heavy payments of
the Government during the current
mouth. 1t is now thought the re-
duction will reach at least s. 900 600.
WASHINGTON, August 27.-Parties
direct from Fort Smith, Arkansas.
report the Indian tribes in that yicin
ity very quiet and industrially en-
g9ged in farming operations.
Generally, the crops in that section
Of the State are in most fourishing
condition. The cotton is promising
an unusually large yield.
The Indians on the Fort Smith
reservation are said to be well pleased
with the substitution of military for
civil officers to conduct the business
of the Government with them.
The Comptroller of the Currency
has prepared a circular to the cash
iers of national banks, requesting de.
tailed statements Of the items which
their coin or specie accounts Is com
/ posed. The information is desired
for general or statistical purposes, and
not with any reference to the condl'
ton Of the banks in this respect. ThC
/ statement is required from the morn
4 ing of September St..
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From the Chicago Republican,
The Republic and It's Enemies.

Just now there Is prevailing IN GER
tain insurance circles an active state
ol war against one of our home in
surance companies. Every man has
the right to his own quarrel, certainly
to his business quarrel. But if it can
be made TO appear from a study of
the assailants ard their tactics that
there is In this attack something be-
yond @ zeal for hightoned undeTwrit-
ing the quarrel becomes a general
one IN proportion as it Is shown that
it is really our local interests that are
assailed. If it can be found to be
true that there Is a banded conspiracy
of the Eastern insurance companies
The West has made rich and powerful,
with the intent that no new Western
company shall successfully enter the
field against them; if these companies
have taken a solemn oath not TO eat
nor drink. nor pay any of their prof
It's to stockholders until they have
slain Paul, simply because they de-
mand the entire field for themselves,
then manifestly such quarrel becomes
a public concern. 1t looks to US as
if this very nearly describes the mat
ter at issue between the National
/ Board ofJnderwriters and the Repub-
lie Insurance Co. of this city. 1t is
this that has opened upon community
d food Of handbills, circulars and ex-
tras of venal insurance sheets, order
ed by the hundred thousand, all
aiming to show that the Republic
is too worthless and untrustwortby to
survive, but all of them attestiug even
more strongly the fear that the Re-
/ public will survive, and with its
neighboring Western companies, that
/ do not ask the National Board Of I'm
derwTiters for permission to exist
/ will intercept and detain in the West
/ the profits that go TO make Insurance
dividends tits edifying to note that
4 these coDspiTat0rs disayow all care fo1
stockholders. The American Board
/ of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions is a selfish, worldly concern in
/ comparison with these companies
who never thought of stockholders al
all, but only of the protection of the
public, IN the whole course of their
business. We repeat that it i
the evident animus of the
assailants that weakens their at.
| tack in the mind Of every
Western man, not an agent, or one OF
their whippers in. Our best locaI
companies share this feeling, and be-
lieve themselves assailed in this
quarrel. which can have but one re
suit. The Northwest Of to-day is noi
the region in which these Eastern
corporations first began their bust
ness hereaWay. It has reached
comfortable state of capital, and IN.
surance is recognized as a legitimate
direction for its employment. 1t vii
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VOI. XXX

There is douht about the law. " hen
nc get mn to four per cent, and then
lew ono more for Straight Line, all
the gich, siingy men, that can fee
Il evers. VIII try 10 get out or paying
t6e Straight Line tax, and
fbere will be great many
law suits. Every man who
can fee a lawyer, can keep from
paying his taxes if the Straight Line
Railroad lawyers are wrong, but the
poor will have to pay, because they
can't afford to law 1t out with these
rich Eastern men.
And then again, tfige per cent. is a
mighty high tao, and if the law don {
authorize it, there are a great many
people who will not be willing to pay
so much, and [ think even nlinorttles
have some rights, and this railroad law
intended the limitation for the pro-
lection Of minorities. But it looks to
a countryman as though 1t would be
better for the Commissioner 20 take
the advice of their own lawyers, and
if tho Railroad lawyers are right,
they can, By one suit, settle the whole
question In good time for the next
years levy of taxes.
.IOHS HIGGINS.
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Henderson, =. Z
REPLY or THE COMMISSIONERS.

The undersigned, commissioners 10 man
age the Henderson Land Sale, regret TO
announee To the public that sunicient
number OF ticzets have not been disposed
OF TO lastUy the proprietor Ia allowing a
transfer of the property on the lst Of sep
tender, and they have concluded to pust-
pOne the drawing until the 18th day OF De-
Cember, 1859
A large number OF tickets have been
sold, and we entertain but little doubt that
all viii be disposed OF by the time fixed
above. We think we are acting ia the in
terests of ticket holders in seeking TO have
none others than those who have pur-
chased Tickets share in the drawing.
Should the drawing take place now, the
proprietor would Ds compelled, in order to
save himself from loss, to take his chance
IN the drawing with the unsold tickets.
This he does Z DOt desire 10 do, nor would we
desire he should do Il.
The postponement is for a short time
only, al d as the possession Of the farms
cannCt be surrendered-being rented out
for the present yeaI-nOr the rent collected
until the Ist OF January next, II can make
but 4llLle difference with those VINO are 50
fortunate as 10 win whether they succeed
on the lst Of september Of The 25th day Of
December, 1863.
The owner OF the property VIII hold no
tickets, and we trust those VINO have them
will wait cheeffully for the Time fixed b.
us-f0E there will positively ne uO
further pOsfpoueEnent.
The money arising from the sale oi iich-
cts IS IN the bank, TO our credit and Ing
owner Of the property cannot IN any way
and the transfer OF the property. inc lti-
/ creastDg interest in the scheme, aud the
confidence manifested throughout inc
country in its fairness, justify us Ia ne me
/ opinion that the drawing VIII Ger fanny
/ come off at the appointed time.
ID. BANKS,
wa. s. HOLLOWAY,
IiO. Il. GLASS
W $. ELAN
GRANT GREES,
Commissioners.
Henderson, KY, Augqis5t "a "a lsg''
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Letter fr0Ha VIM. Blaikee, Secretary
Of the Harvard Club, In Relation
fO the Race.

Letter from VIM. Blaikee, Secretary
Of the Harvard Club, In Relation
TO the Race.
NEW York. August 27.-The ri
6uae's London special says the follow
ing letter has been sent to the Times,
aud will appear in tomorrow publi-
cation:
SIR: After it has been asserted for
the last three weeks that the Harvard
! Four are endeavorIrg to conform
their style of rowing TO that Of the
gentlemen they hope TO meet on the
river. will you permit me to say IN
advance of the contest that the asseT-
ton is groundless. We believe our
style is exactly that adopted by US IN
each of our last annual races against
Yale. Our stroke oar is aware OF no
change, and the men who follow
stroke are aware of none, nor has
there been any variation of our moth
cd of training or instructions. 1t IS
said also that the Americans will row
in an English boat. That is equally
incorrect. They will row in a boat
built of Spanish cedar, the frame OF
which we brought from home, and the
lines Of which are identical with
those on which the boat we rowed
in last year was constructed. 1t
we may judge by the stress laid
on these latter points 10
English journals, they are deemed as
Chey appear TO us-of home impor-
tance. We ask to place ourselves
right In respect to them, so that
whether we are to win or lose, the
merit of our victory or blame of our
defeat may fall where it belongs.
/ (Signed) WM. BLAIKEE,
Secretary Harvard Club.
The crews did but little work to.
day, both resting for to-morro W {
struggle. II has been finally decided
not to leave the White House
Loring. droading a change Of eli
mate and diet The referee ques'
/ ton has been settled. Hughes is re.
/ tanned. Chitty consents to serve the
Oxfords as Umpire, aud GalstaQ. oI
the London Moving Club, Will act tol
the Harvards. This is considered a
good choice. All the preliminaries
are settled. The Harvards have car
ried all their points. They look, to
day, perhaps trife overturned, OF
account of the intensely hot weather.
Tomorrow promises to be q clear day
and the water smooth. The poles
arrangements are perfect for a laii
race. May the best men win.
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Late Washington It ms.
Arrest OF 4. s. SDFOuIe for C0nsplr-
ae. 20 Deffaud the Government.

Arrest OF g s. SDF0uI3 for C0nsplr-
aGs 20 DefFaud the Government.
Especial to ths Journal.I
INDLANAPoLIs, August 27.--The
United States Detectives at this point
received orders some days since to
arrest r. S. Sproule, would-be lead
ing Democrat OF this State, FOR con-
spring with Perry Fuller and others
to defraud the Government, at New
Orleans, last winter They have been
on his track for some time. and last
night arrested him at his residence in
this city, He was started for New
Orleans today, in charge of two
United States officers. Sproulc was
formerly editor of the Evansville
Courier, and during the last canvass
wos d writer upon the Sentinel in this
oity. He was especially bitter in his
denunciations of all Republicans
whom he regarded as unsafe TO en-.
trust with the administration of the
Governments. He is now under in
dietment in New Orleans.
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Dedication Of Jewish sys : agegue.

ST. LOUIS, August 27-The new
and costly Jewish Synagogue, situated
on the corner Of Pine and Seven
teenth Streets, was dedicated this
evening, with very imposing ceremo-
MES. The edifce is Que of the most
costly IN the country, aud the society
to whom it belongs, known as the
Gates of Truth, have adopted all
the latest changes aud innovations IN
their forms of worship. Family pews
are introduced, and the men sit with
uncovered heads.
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uE PARTNERSEEfP EsERET
EI lore existing under the htm name o
S1n1Dnrey, Patrick & Co., Forwarding
and Com mission Merchants and Wharf,
boat Proprtetors, was dissolved By mutual
consent on the 18th inst, f.. W. Patrick
retiring from the firm. The business Will
be continued by +. 81. Humphrey, Georae
J. Lewis, and Charles W. Kerney. under
tho firm name or humphrey, Lewis g. Co..
Dv whom the busLaas rHs ala H.Hn e-lI#
be seJlled.
fy29 dtf HUMP
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Glendale FemaIe College

FgtIIE sIXTEENEEt Ctls;tss 2, =
H. 9axroTaJIe location of this Institution,
- fscitffIes 10 offers in the solid ana Orua-
TneniaI branches, the long experience OI
ne undersigned ia It's management, ana
he stroug hOld it has had for years upon
me public confidence, invite attention TO
ite claims. Tts aim Is not TO pander to the
frfvoIfies or the hour, buW to furnish
home and the best adVantakes in AL de-
sartuepts on female education, aud 10 see
thaf evefv pupil makes q faithful use OF
them ast year every available room
was occupied, and application should be
mace early. OF catalogues and iufOrma-
ton address
REV. L. d. POTTER, President,
Glendale, Hamilton County, q.
au15 Dat, u WEN, s-W lt, wit
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Henders on Land Sale!
POslponcmonl of Drawing 20 De-. 2,
CORE RESPONDE DENCE BET TVEER MR.
VIZ. NICOLA IN IND THE 90 II
MT&SIOWEhS

Messrs. Banks and others, Comm ioners
appointed by act 0i kentucky LegisIa-
ture:
q ENTL LEAfEN: I regret that j am COM
PEELED to ask at your hands a postpone
ment of the drawing OF prizes IN the Hen
derson County lky.) Land sale.
Although great many tickets have
been sold, p sufficient number nave not
been disposed OF to Justify a sale OF my
property without loss 70 me, unless hold
the unsOld tickets, which do not intend
TO DO.
II You V III give me until the s8-h day Of
DeceIn Der, 1869, feel confident OF dispOs-
ing OF ali the tickets by that time. / am,
eentlenen, very respectfully,
VA. MCCIlAIN.
Henderson, Ky, Aug. 2f 1859.
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The Americans then tried to squirt,
but found the effort Intellectual, and
/ the Oxtords getting more of a lead
eventually won the race by four
lengths, easing on the last few strokes,
and pulling up fresh. The Oxfords
arrived at the ship at thirty-six min
utes and forty y-seYen seconds past FIVE
o'clock, making the four and one
quarter miles in twenty-five minutes
forty and ore half seconds. The
Americans were well received at the
finish, and returning landed at
+ Barnes. The race was a good one.
and excited degree of enthusiasm
along the banks OF the river, utterly
unknown IN any foreign race.
LONDON. August 27-The Times, in
an article on the Erie Railroad scan
dals, says We need not point out
the darkest side of the story; the
prostitution OF justice, the utter con-
tempt for its administration, it is
plain, would be impossible, if the vio-
laters had not have had good reason
to- believe, from past experience, that
the Legislature is as amenable to cor
rupt influences as the Judiciary.
These facts are we'll known In the
States. We are not without the hope
that the consciousness of the existing
evils will lead to the only way Of cor
reeting them.
The mail steamer from Rio Janiero.
brought as passengers, the Duke of
SAKE and wife, and the Princess Leo
poldiDa and family.
Latest adVices from Paraguay show
that battle is imminent. The land
and naval forces of the allies were in
motion.
Official dispatches received at the
Brazilian War Department, announe-
es that General Porinho had COM
menced his march on Villa Rica, and
that the Brazilian iron clad feet was
steamiug in the Tibicura River to
support the army AID assist in the
attack on Villa Rica.
News has been received from Tri-
poll that Miss Tim and attendants
were murdered by their own camel
drivers while travelling in the Abour-
groush road, between Mousgrah and
Hagat.
FRANCE.
PARIS, August 27.-0ficial jour
nails den0unce as falsehoods the re-
pOINa tAub tut uGdltB VI AHe Amp6IOt
is worse. On the contrary, it is much
improved, though not completely re-
stored.
The Empress embarked at Toulon
to-day for the East.
Gen. Prim has arrived in Paris.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, August 27.-The session
of the Portuguese Cortez closed yes
terday. The King in his speech as
sIred the members that the Govern
ment was making every effort to
restore financial equilibrium and re-
vive public credit. The Ministers
are considering how to augment the
revenues from imports, and diminish
the expenditures of the administra-
ton. He concluded with the declar
alton that the independence Of Por-
tueal would be zealously preserved.
BELGIUM.
ANTWERP, August 27.-Mr. Henry
Legs, the artist died to-day, aged
"a years.
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LANCASTER, Pa, August p. -Gold-
smith Maid and American Girl will
arrive here next Monday, and go into
training Tor the trOt on September
1st, for 50. 600.
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Sold by druggists and dealers every
where. Beware OF cOunterfcits. Ask for
Helubold's. Take no Otder. Price el .
per bottle, or bottles for 90 so. Delivered
to any address. Describe symptoms in all
communications.
Address II. 4. HELMBgLD, Drug ana
Chemical Warehouse, 5gi Broadway, N. Y.
ZT TDGE ARE GENUINE MLEG y
IN done up in steel-engraved wrapper,
with fac-simile OF my Chemical Ware
mouse, and signed II. Il. HELbBoLD.
jyis d2ml
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HALIFAX, August %. - Prince
Arthur was entertained to day, on
board the French frigate GemiranIis,
by Rear Admiral Megate and officers.
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PORTUGAL
Man Stabbed In Clark County, In,


LOUISVILLE. August 27.-While a
party of three men were engaged Ia a
quarrel at picnic, near st. Joseph's S
Church, Clark county, Ind, yester-
day, an Irishman named Cuddy step
ped up 70 one J. Helbig IA German,
ard stabbed him IN he RI h. side, be-
levy ne rib II Hicting = wound which
may prove fatal. Cuddy made his es-
cape.
A man named Stout killed one
Crawfot with an ice pick, at Bloom
ington Ind, on Tuesday last Disa-
greement at card playing brought
about the tragedy.
The Haymakers, Of Lansing burg,
New York, will play a game of base
ball to morrow evening, with the
Eagles, of Louisville.
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NEw YoRK, Aug. 57,-Privato dis
patches from London say that the
weather is glorious, with a light
breeze. Lering is suffering from
boil ;another OF the Harvards has the
diarrhea slightly. Great excitement
and large crowds on the river.
The betting on the race was heavy
10 Wall Street day.
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Cuban News.

HAVANA, August 27.-During July
aud August no vessel Of war Of the
United States has touched at Havana.
Intelligence has been received here
from Los Tunas that Colonel Bene-
gazi, with his convey, had reached
that town in safety,
L schooner in the service Of the in
surgents, recently landed cargo OF
arms at Seville Bay, in the southern
part OF the Eastern Department The
Spanish troops soon after captured
the schooner, and at last account.
were hunting for arms, which hac
been taken into the Sayitla Noun
tains. adiacent 10 the bay.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 27.-
Mountain Boy was beaten In the trot
yesterday, by George Palmer; time
. :2SI. 2:28. 2:29 and 2:29.
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This mcdiciEe increases the power OF
ulgeelloat and e&ciLes the absOrDCnts into
healthy exercise, by which the Watery or
calcareous dispositions, and all unnatural
enlargeIneuts, as wei as pain and infam-
mati0ns are reduced, ana 40 is taken by
men, women, and children. Directions for
uEeand diet accompany.
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Should any doubt Mr.. MeCornlck's
statement, he refers to the following gem
tiemen:
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Dissolution Notice.

Henderson. KY, August a, lo05'
- ~ - = raIg26 2Wd 2sW
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The Inter national Boat
Race.
The Oxf0Tds the Victors.
Beating the EarVaTds six
Seconds.
The Banks Of the River
Lined With Spectators.
Letter fcoTn VIM. Blalkee,
Secretary Of the Har-
ward Club.
Arrest of z. S. ssprcule at
Indian apolis.

News by Atlantic Cable.
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DROPsY is "A collection of water IN some
parts OF the body, and bears different
names, according to the parts affected, A.,
body H. Is called Anasarca; when OF the
abdomen. Ascites; when or the chest. Hy-
dIOthorax.
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The reader must also be made aware.
thar, however slight may be the attack.
10 Is sure 10 affect the bodily health and
mental powers, as our flesh and blood are
supported from these sources.
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GoUT, OK RHEUMATIsM.-Pain occurring
in the lOtns IS indicative of the above dis
eases. They occur In persons disposed TO
acid stomach and challEy concretions.