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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. February 8.-The
Reconstruction Committee to-day in
strueted their Chairman to report
a universal disability bill, requiring
petition and application to the
courts, and an individual disability
bill, covering about three thousand
names, and including all the persons
who bad been heretofore recommend
ed for clemency.
In view of the action of the House
on the bill of the Committee of Elec-
tions, proposing the selection of jurors
from members of the House, to try
the contested cases, the latter are at
present held in allegiance.
The snow storm commenced last
night aud continued till daylight, the
ground being covered to the depth of
four inches.
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SOME energetic Keutuckian has
been studying the workings of the
New York courts to advantage. He,
therefore. proposes that sundry citi-
zens of the United States shall unite
in a bill in equity, and eDjoin the Sec-
retary of State and Federal authori-
ties from promulgating the Fifteenth
Amendment as a part of the Federal
Constitution, upon the ground that
the Amendment was never submitted
to the President for his approval. By
all means let the Fifteenth Amend.
ment be enjoined. IF injunctions can
be obtained against Railroad corpora
tions, why not against the Amend
ment2
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mOlagseE.
Er BA8RELS NEW ORLEANS
prime article, for 81 per gallon.
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The colored citizens of Indianapo-
lis have called mass meeting at one
of their churches in that city to take
steps for becoming celebration in
honor of the ratification of the Fif-
teenth Amendment. One of the
papers asserts that there are not less
than eight hundred colored voters
in Marion County alone If so, they
hold the balance Of power, and will
prove an important element in the
next election.
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A COUPLE of chaps named BATES
and GAY have been playing a conf
dence game on some of the unsophis-
ticated Indianapolitans. They didn't
get much money, however, before fear
of detection induced them to depart
to some other locality. They made
some large purchases aud forged two
or three checks, yet did not realize
more than forty or fifty dollars in
money from all their transactions.
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hands on December 1, 1869, the sun

PEABODY, MASS, February 8.-The
final obsequies of George Peabody
took place at noon to-day, and were
carried out according to the pro-
gramme. The attendance was large
and the services were solemn and i'm
posing. Mr.. Winthrop occupied
about three fourths of an hour ia his
address. Prince Arthur, Admiral
Farragut. Governor Clafin, Minister
Thornton, Capt. Comerell and Gov.
Cham berlain were among the distin-
guished persous present.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881


TaY O. p @ = H& HEREBY Given.
~ tnat ], john Creek, Collector or the
city OF Evansville, between The hours OF 8
and l- eeiocf A-a., and and O'Clock
PIX, On
WEDNE DAY, MARCH 2, AID. 1870,
viii sen 81 pub &c aocfion. at tna door Of
tbe tourt House ia the city Of EVtngFllle,
1h9lapa the following lots, pana OF lois.
III ana pareels ot real estate, and Improve
t.tenlA t assessed tor the payment OF city
taxes for the year 1862 due from tho own
&c Is ~ neteoi - tho city OF EVanaVilie. said
taAea oslng now Que and unpaid. and for
be continued on the next dav therenfter.
VIZ 4uuI3layi March f, 1870 90 O'Clock
F:M ~ tue door OF tho Court House. Ia
Lsalles Attes lot tne purpose OF selling such
pfoPeFLg as may have been sold on tho
hist cay above named, and not paid for.
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VOL. XXI.

We learn that Professor Cox, State
Geologist, is making collection of
the birds and animals of Indiana, to
be placed in the rooms of the State
Board of Agriculture. He dispatched
his assistant. DIR. LEVETTE, to Leba-
non, on Monday, to purchase a large
collection made by a gentleman resid-
ing there.
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GHoCEREEs.


I8Ds. NEW ORLEAEs-an
rades. A good article, Z lbs. for 81
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-oLFELDER E SEEMANN's
: Dancing Academy,
AZ MASONIN HAI.I.

AT MASONIC HALL.
We beg leave 10 iaform our friends and
the public generally that we have just
opened q new Course of Dancing, at greatly
reduced rates.
Parents desirous of having their children
educated in the TerpsichoTean Art would
do well to entrust the same to our care.
. While we spare no efforts in teaching, we
pay especial attention to the goOd be-
vior of all scholars.
Satisfactory references can be given.
Prices are as follows:
For Gentlemen who have al
ready taken one course with
as per CO urse
For Gentlemen not COMPETENT
TO dance per course
For Ladies per course
For per course
5S- Masquerade suits on hand and MADE
to order at reasonable rates.
HOLFELDER d SEEMANN,
ja2O d3ml First ST, opp. National HalI /.
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FENToN. N. Y, February Sin the
lower branch of the Legislature, this
morning. a resolution was passed ask
ing the Representatives in Congress
to urge the acknowledgment of Cuban
independence, and directing them to
demand the liberation of persons i'm
prisoned in England for seeking to
gain the independence of Ireland.
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BOsTcN, Feb 8.-Prince Arthur
leaves Peabody this afternoon, direct
for Montreal.
A severe explosion of gas occurred
last night near the corner of Hanover
and Salem Streets, damaging proper
ty to the extent of $4,000, but doing
no personal injury. The explosion
was caused by leak in the cellar.
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We also issue certificates for 81. 800, bene-
fit, If desired. Forty days grace allowed
for payments of Assessment and Annual
Dues. No restriction on travel on resl-
dence Send for circular Agent Wauled D.
to whom q liberal commission W1H DE
given. Call on or address ~. a. WHITE.
Manager, for Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois,
Iowa. Kansas. Ohice-l9 n. Illinois 81,
Indianapolis, Indiana. j. G.. J EEE Ef.Ess
Ohice-NO. 10 South second Street, Evans
vile, Indiana, agent for the counties of
Vanderburgh, Posey, Gibson, Knox. VI ar-
rick and Spencer. fea
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The Fearful OANCER subdued.

THE CURE HOW DISCOVERED. =
Having been long afflicted with CANCER,
resorted to all the remedies of which
could hear. Among them was one recon-
mending q certain herb to me as a cure.
L las l supposedly procured the herb,
and prepared and applfed 1t, which
made q perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb had used, which had made
a perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
ind a speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe, with full directions for use. Price s..
Address, with registered letter or money
order, GEORGE MORGAN, Box 25l, Port
Jervis, Orange County, New York.
Jazz dam
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HALIFAX, February SIT is ru-
mored that Gen. Doyle will shortly
proceed to Montreal as Commander
in-Chief, to be succeeded as Governor
of Nova Scotia by DR.. Upper.
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SENATE-The Vice President submitted
yesterday the resolutions OF the Iowa
Legislature, ratifying the Fifteenth
A1nendme etlt.........A great variety OF reso-
Iutions were introduced. For the appoint
ment o. a Solicitor of the state Depart
Inent, and for additional clerks In the De-
partment.-..Requesti the President TO
institute correspondence with Great Brit
ain and other foreign powers, with view
TO ADOPT, by legislation. q common stand
ard OF International coinage, and thatsuch
CORES pondence bs submitted to Congress
- (1rantiEg lands to aid the construction
of a railroad from Dakota Territory to
Iowa and many Others
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8..-About
three inches of snow fell before day
light, since which time it has been
raining. The streets are full of slush.
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HoUsE.-In The House, Paine, from lhe
rrer1I1ftteeo ou elections gave notice or his
fntentfon to tptroduce "a resolution pro-
7fdfuf- mat al. eases OF con tested elections
snail 6e tiled separately by q jury drawn
from the members Of lhe HOase, each
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Chicago Items,

CHICAGO, February 8.-The Presi-
dent of the Illinois Constitutional
Convention. to day, presented a com
munication from the State Auditor
relative to the condition of the
Trustees account. In the case of the
State of Illinois VS.. Ex- Governor
Joel A. Mattison, it shows that the
amount of claim against MattisoD,
including interest. was S266.5I5. AT
the sale Of the defendants land the
State bid to the amount Of The judg-
ment and intena-A flha 6 rast4es
nave received from the redemption
and sale of said lands the sum of
s193, ,49I 10. He has paid into the
State Treasury and accounted for the
sum Of S190,333 50, leaving in his
hands on December 1, 1869, the sum
of $31 ,070
The resignation of DIR. Andrew
Mcfarland, Superintendent of the
Illinois Insane Asylum, at Jackson
vile, which was rendered one year
ago, has been accepted by the Trus-
tees of that institution.
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PITTsB URG, Jan. 8.-The Common
Council has passed an ordinance pro-
yiding for the paid Fire Department.
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Commissioners Sale Of Rsal Estate.

RY Office is hereby given that the un-
Az dsrs1gned Commissioner appointed by
the Circuit Court OF VanderbuTgh County
State OF Indiana, by virtue of an order OF
said Court, made at its October term, 1863,
offers for sale at Private SdIe upon the
terms hereinafter mentioned until March
l9th, 1870, and If not so sold, win sell at
Eubttc <4uctto1l at the Court House door
In the city of Evansville, In said county,
on said
Thursday, the 10th day Of March,
1870, at 2 O'CLOCK r. H.,
The following described real estate sItu-
ated In said county, to-wit: Lots number
twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen,
seventeen, eighteen and nineteen, (l2. 49,
IA, 10, l6 II, Is and l9), in Block No.
Evansville.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth OF the pur-
chase money il cash, and the residue In
tnree equal payments at six. twelve and
eighteen months, respectively. with inter-
est' Without relief from valuation or ap-
pra sement laws, and with approved free
hold surety. JESSE w. WALKER,
Com mi ssioner
r. A. HILL, Attorney. fe9-dlt&w4w
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VIENNA, Jan. 8.-Conyoy, recently
Minister of Finance for Hungary,
comes to this city as Financial Minis
ter of the Empire.
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= z LIE G. R A 2 q
Late Washington Items.
Late New York News.
Virginia Legislative Pro
ceedings.
The Governors Message.
News By Atlantic Cable.
Great Excitement in Paris.
The Arrest of Rochefort.
Serious Trouble Expected.
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)Olsy's Baking Powder.
As 80 EQUAL-EVERYR0
IL, For sale at
FICKERYS' STORES
fr 10 and 76 Main St
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DIVISION G.
Persons from 81 to 60, inclusive.
Admission fee......... OF
Annual que
Ass essment on death of a NJ ember..- D %
In these Divisions the family o. heirs or
a deceased member receive IS for every
Certificate in force in the Division al the
time the death occurs. II the Division Is
full they receive IS 900.
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August schultze, William Hoppe, Charles
III. Truman. Peter Braun, Ferdfnand
Holtz, Michael Becker, Alexander Jacr
aud John Ihuman, composing the firm
of SchulZe, Truman q Co., John 4
Reitz, Howard G. Woodrow, John n
Haney and Anton Helbling. VS.. May
Ann Bolus, Alfred II. Boius, Penelope
Bolus, Mary Ann Boius, Jr., Edwin
B0Ius. Theodore Sondermann and So
pbia Gilman.
In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, Az
Tenn 1870.
" AFEEAH en- AEETWAW U
- - &c ln HLe otliee OF the Clerk of se ri
lus, Penelope bDAl#. Mu1 Mary ANN Bolt
Jr., defendants ln the above entitled cauE
are ngl-r residents OF the state OF Indian
and that they are necessary partiea % tho
above entitled cause which IS cOucerniU
real estate.
Notice is hereby given to said nou-refi-
dent defendants, Alfred r. BOIus, Mar
Ann Bolus, Penelope BoluS, and Mary Ann
Bolus, Jr., of the pendency of this action
and that the same will stand for trial at
the next term Of said Circuit Court, at the
Court House, in the CITY of Evansville,
Vanderburgh County, State OF Indiana, 0u
the second Monday In April. 1870.
Witness, SOren SOreDsOn, Clerk of eaia
Court, at Evansville, this Sth day of Feb.
Tuary, 1870. IS. SORENSON, CLERK
Thomas +. Gervin and asa Igleheart q
Son, Atorneys for PLAINTIFF.
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ARRELs JUST RECEIVED
N ON the North, fOI sale IN quanti-
t-c 1T purchasers. by
VICKERY BROS,
faI 73 and rs Main ST
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RAHsDELL,s NORWAY O,

or busheIi also,
RAMSDELL,S NORWAY OATS
at 81 per busheI. Our stock CT
FIELD, GARDEN and B,LO W-EIe SEEDS
Is now completed, priced catalogues of
which we VIII send on application. Adj
dress b. H. STAIR & CO..
Cleveland Seed Store,
fe9-dlm Cleveland, Ohio.
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: mpagne Oider. from Ohio.

REC LIVED, 10 BARRELS A
I Cider, N iron bound barrels; an
article, made from russell apples,
ended especially for bOttiing. For
O. Nv az good common cider, by the
e - gallon, at
VICKERX BEOS.,
73 and rs Main st.
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8ucTzwheat FIOur.

3AHEELS, wholesale and retail
C the NEW ORK GROCERY.
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Vegetables.

IEIPs, ,TURNIPs, POTATOES,
Ons, Beets, and Sweet Potatoes, for
VICKERYS' STORES,
IE 70 and 76 Main st.
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Persons from 36 To so, inclusive.
DIVISION C.

Admission
Annual due e ~
Assessm ent on death of n member.-.
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5AGS, OF EVERY GRADE AND
VARIETY.
liF prinne.......... ........f pounds for 81 90
.r- 30 mmOn pounds for 81 co
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Teas! Teas !
EaR Raenn Hams.

& 400 WORTH OF EVER Y
BVO kind and quality, from
pound to 81 % for best GunpoWder
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Vinegar Pickles

EHE DOZEN CIR HUNDRED.
-r -Zceilent quality, at
VICKERY BROS
% and 70 Main st.
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R-CURED, AND VERY NICE;
1. New Breakfast Bacon, Dried Beef,
.eef Tongues, at the
NEW YORK GROCERY.
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70 DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS.
EARLY BOSE POTATO

EgYE OFFER this truly excellent pota
or bushel; also,
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JOINT GLASN

Benefit s5,0OO-Limit coo members.
DIVISION A.
Persons from 20 to 35, inclusive.
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Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.

The following described real estate situ-
ated / a said county, to.wit: Lot number
six, (6), Subdivision Of Lot number one
hundred and nine, Q0g, in the Original
Plan of said city OF Evansville
TERMS OF SALE: One third OF the mr.
chase money In cash, and the residue in
two equal payments at one and two years.
respectively, with interest, without RELIEF
from valuation or appraiseinent laws. and
with approved freehold surety.
JESSE w. WALKER,
Com mm issloner.
BLYTHE HYHES, Atty. fe9-d1t&W4W
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GRRPR.

BARRELS PURE SWEET AM
? barrels Boiled, by the barrel o
alton, at rs MAIN STREET.
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BAKERS ENLAR0EMENr.
ELLIOrT's ENLAHaEAIEHT.

HUBBAHDis ADDITION.
Cox, James T-......----.----- i7 "a "
ORR q aARBIsON'5
oliver. Edsvarl 4 8a0
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gAREELS CHOICE WESCCE.
IN, wholesale and retail, by
SONS. SCOVILLE & MOFFETT.
The New York herald., 1870-09-17


Ds. HELMBoLp:-
DEAR SIR
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time. than osSer. Tue complaint VA. the Sidnsy and
bladder" have been sometimes from twelve 70 four
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know gave SR and Went r.. 70 Hartford on s.surday ,s
Of the bladder and should have to undergo an opera
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taken any OF hi. medicine but return continued
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4 Va: s ana
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30 remain your s''' won EDWARD L. HOWARD.
Paper Maker. Burnside, Hartford county. Coma
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@. a. WHEELER, No. iIs Cherry street.
G. N. CRIrTENToN. No. Sixth avenue.
TESTIMONY
TESTIMONY.
TESTIMONY.
TESTIMONY
PERMANENT CURE OF DIABETES WITH FOUR
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BOTTLES.
BorrLEa
BOTTLES
BOTTLES
BOTTLES.
HAokEnsAoK. BEasru COUNTY. N. j..
April 49, 1870.
DR. H. 7. HELhB0LD:-
DEAR SIR
had been suffering for long time from Diabetes
and had been under treatment BY 90
of the mos. emnsn. physician. ot this plaooviu, Drs.
Hasbrook Hall and Smith, without any apparent beneficial
result Having heard your "Flud Extract Buchu"
eluded to try IT, although had bu. little faith
properties am happy tosate that after having taken four
bottles Of your BucAu" Lam entirely cured, deem
but my duty and the community at large 10 inform
you Of the fact have permanently cured By
medicine after having been informed BY the O three ply
.icans above named thA. my disease was inourAbls.
Truly yours, JOHN Ii. wYoANr.
Respectfully refer to any citizen Of Hacksn.aok.
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK, ss.--
John H. wygant. being of tho village Of Hackeusaek.
county Of Bergen of New jersey being duly sworn.
deposss and says that the foregoing his knowledge
JOHN H. wYoANT.
Sworn to before me this 9Th day of April Is7oJoHH
KrAnNrr Commissioner Of Deeds. New York city and
county. Is Chambers street. New York.
PERMANENT OUKR
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DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS
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rhl. to certify tina. in the year 1850 ono Of our Gus
TONER'S gentleman aged years, who had .mo.et
for fifteen years with disease Kidneys called on u o
Hembolds Extract Buchu having eight bot
ties stated to US that permanently
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benefit from the use Hembods Buchu than from
the treatment Of various eminent physicians during the time
above stated and the I'll who may bs
suffering from any originating from disordered
state of the kdneya Statements similar above have
been received by during the past
| four years Yours truly,
PEARCE FRIENN, Marietta. Ohio
| THESE are the leading druggi.ts of Marietta.I
FROM THE PRINCIPAL PHYSICIANS
FROM THE PRINCIPAL PHYSICIANS
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OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
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PARISH La FOURoHE, La, April q, 1870
H. T. HBLMBoLD, ESQ.,
DEAR Str
have In my practice used Tin the majority of cases
where diseases OF the urinary organs exsted) Helm
boldI Extract Of Buchu and confidently say have
be used without the greatest beneficial r.
suits have consulted patients after paraking of and
The New York herald., 1870-09-17
HELMBOLD,s BUCHU.
II ELMBOLD'5
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT
THE GREAT DiIiREl

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IRON THE LARGEST MANUFAorURINa CHEMIST
IN THE WORLD.
acquainted with Mr.. II. T. HELMBoLD. He
pupsd tho drug opposite my residence
..sfu in conducting had not been
equally so before him. have been f.vor.bly impressed
with his character and enterprise.
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Firm Powers wsghtnaan.
Manufacturing Chemists.
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadepha. Nov. Is, 1854
FOR MEDICAL PKoPERTIEs
No offer tho following evidenco:-
SEE JOURNAL or PHARMACY.
sER REMARKS MADE BY DR. EPHRArx Mo-
DowELL, A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN, AND
MEMBER CT THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR
uEoNs, IRELAND. AND PUBLISHED IN THE
TRANSACTIONS OF THE KING AND QUEENS
JOURNAL
sER MEDIco-cHlRURGIcA REVIEW, PUB.
,GrsHED BY BENJAMIN TRAvERs, FELLOW OF
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. LONDON.
SEE PROFESSOR DEVICES VALUABLE WORKS ON
THE PRACTICE OF PHYsIC.
SEE RExARKs MADE BY THE. LATE CELEBRATED
spR rHYsICK. PHILADELPHIA
And most Of the late Standard Works or Medicine.
See Medical Properties contained in
DIsPRNsAToRY OF THE UNITED STATES,
,,of which tho following is correct oopys-
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given chiefly in complaint; ;s Of The Urinary Organ.
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been dy.pepsa, chronic rheumatism,
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refer to the following prominent
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
WHOLESALE DRUaaIsr1
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
most OF whom have engaged in business since en-
ssrked In the Fluid Exusets and who
viii attest to their growing popularity
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