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FOREIGN NEWS.
ROME.
The Dogma of InfaIIibility.

The Dogma of InfaIIibiIity.
ROME, Jan. II.
The Empress Of Austria took leave of
the Pope yesterday. She received u com.
mission from him. Over three hundred
of the fathers have refused to sign the lcti.
tiOn in favor of inihllibility. Many others
have returned evaSive answers. The OPP
Escrs OF the project intend getting up
counter petition, and assert that they are
sure Of athGsions enough TO defeat inialll-
bility.
The London 7aLICf, a Catholic organ,
Sys thcmjOrity in the ECumenical COun-
Gil In favor Of iniallibility will he cn0r-
NOUS
The Times thinks that the presence Of
the French troops may encourage the
Pope to insist on inlillli6ility Of the sylla-
lulS, notwithstanding the reluctance Of the
Council.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Atlantic h GrCRtwcStcrn aud Erie
Railroads.

NEW YUWE. Jan. Il.
The 7riJUnr gives the following facts
in relation Ia the charges mule by the
courts IN the control Ul the Atlantic "
iratwrslrrn Railroad Company, nnl the
relation ni that company 10 the Eric Nun.
ugrrS. In December lSliI, the company
nlSsrh from General Potter, receiver, nnd
ilr road wnS leased hy the Erie Company,
hut Erie Iaid nn rent, and last spring In II
suil in lm promoted by the Fri" people that
COMPANY was protected hy an injunction
nr Judge Barnard. from paying rent nnd
sun Hl)rr that Judge mnllGLay tinuld nnd
nnr O'I)nhrriv Joint receivers Of ilr com.
many. Cn the strength uT that nWminl'
nrnl some persons were made receivers
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, hut tue rrrriv'
rrs mid III earnings 10 the lmnd hnllcrS,
and Il slInrl time since tho diIrOnlrniCd
bond holders investigated and found
that all the suits nnd appointments were
COlIl4ivc Rnl wrrr'CnntrHCiCd by the Erie
managers The hnndhOllrrS appealed tn
the courts and IN Ohio Wnd New York
GOnld md O'DnhCriy have been SIlmrseG'
ri us Receivers. und ltCulWn lliiChrnrk,
Of Ohio, hnI been appointed IN their places
The g,mc result viii follow in Pcnnsylvn.
min. The order removing Could md
ODOhrrly ns Receivers In New York was
entered III Friday last The new lhHTiv.
rr IL now In INSslsSiun collecting the rurn.
inga There Is II Nruling negotiation lw.
tWrun lllr new Receiver md Erie rnmpa
nv lu allow ilIu latter company t0 UTnlr
tic linz under tho supervision III ilIr H..
Ccivrr. Hnd ir llir hlulrnldrrs can mako
themselves sure Of getting their slInr" Of
the earnings il will gn through, hut moi
Otherwise They will insist 0n their avn
! term.
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New York Cattle Market.

NBN lOlBkt bhNnhfy IL.
The stock market war very iAInc thla mlny DAY
AilUT the surplus OfElOcE last week. the weather
has heCn warm and oil kind nf meats wrTO iUFCCGl
upOn the market We have total Of 80 cattle Oi
which 800 wCrU OIL sale tOtay, hut only * 900 could
quality quite common to good, with no extras
Prices varied from gc for bulls 10 I0aiSe for dry
COW. aud Texan stGerE, up to Halle for fair To
good western EtePrE, and l7c fOru d very few prime
cattle. Thu market averaged IiAc, an advance:
lW Texans, cwt, averaged, IlHC: 10 Ken.
lucky cattle, Cwt, brought 1IAlGc, 100 lllinOIs
~ Cwt, l4nl5C; and car Of u Cwt. Ohio. at lIr.
SuEEP-TheFG were 20, 100 On sale to-day, sales
very slOw. many were len over and prlrUr NC
lower, nr 4ita8c for q up TO il2 b EheCp car Oi
n bs brought 4Ac; u cur Of ~ D. state ut &C;
with some Of NJ ms at &c; and deck Of lI9 b.
at HC.
IlOGs-COunt up l6,5OO for the week, with 81
eaFS to-day; trade slow at ihgtc for live: l2ni9Lc
fur city, and llaiIk for western dressed; market
weak
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The Penbody Fleet.
PoIrTLANn, Nix, Jan. II

PnWTLASn, Nix, Jan. II.
MrS. Thomas Shaw nf this city, has re-.
rrivr,l letter from Mrs. George PraIKly
IEnssrll, Of Salem, stating that sIIr Ind r..
rrivr,l cable dispatch from Sir Edward
I.amSn, one Of the executors Of the PEA
lnnIy estate, informing her TINT the Fleet
was ut Mndrirn, january lst, und TINT
George Pcahmly Russell confirmed the r..
part that tlIrr nr the vcSsrls would Cml
ni IIrrmIIdn,
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New York Prodnce Mnrket.

EKw York, January II.
COTTON-OpCncd stCady but ClnseA weak; 81 5OO
bales sold at 9I'sC fur mIddllng uplAndr.
PLOuR-ClOsCtI steady, with moderate de-
mAnd fbr low gndea.
GRAIN-Whrat-QuiCt and steady ut 81 I3aI III
for No. 9EprIng and 81 4laI "a for winter MI and
amber western. Rye-SOmlnal. OAls--Iiathrr
quiet at Satic fnF western. COrn-lHwrr and
dull 1t $lal ~ for old aud 6Oa9OC for new mixed
western.
PROyRIONS-P -POrk-Slcady: SAieE at SOO hhlS.
mess, February and March. at So -. lbrCf-ln
filr rrQurat aud steady. Cut Mcats-Dull and
unchanged BacOn--li fair demand and steady.
LArd-Qulrt ut 1876 bid and 1870 uskctl Tot
hrketl. for Marh.
EGUs-Lnwrr and dull at S4a3Ic for fresh,
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RAILWAY Excursion.

ST, Louis, Jan II.
4 party consisting of railroad and news.
paper men lctl here this morning for
Omaha, cit the Chicago, Burlington nntl
Quincy Railroad and the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad, for the purpose
Of celebrating the opening Of this new
route to Omaha. The party occupied the
sleeping cur MaytlnwGr and the dining
car Cosmopolitan, Of the Pullman Line,
which, in connection with other cars Oi
the same ClISs, will run regularly over the
route from Chicago to Omaha. Th1Imrly
will hc absent several days.
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Chicago Market,

NWeN NNNt NhlNNAly ANt
FInUn The demand II almost exclusively lnt
low grade. al 81 Hhi IS Eir spring extras.
GIAIN Wheat -firmrF and lLhiEC higher:
sHr NJ M. at SbAdh, aud No. 3Hl ISSA1SYC;
closing quiet at itaIHEC; this ailcrnMn the mar.
krt WHa easier, with sellers Vt T1i,aiS cash sell
" january, and BSRIH',r. seller February.
C"ru l'ull aud ~ $RslI,r, Ia"glhg II CIHftSC
hr No. !; rejected At iOE; M gTutlr% ahS1S e;
closing At fiatiEc fnT NJ u this AilrrnUuH No,
was MOmlnAlly lie, uats-Qnlrt aud lriM; No.
2Rl AhlWkT CiUallg al 3lSC. llyG-,NUmlnal At
Nh hW NJ 7 Harley Dull and nominal at sSl
WF ttIr M T.
IlnGa -llrss,d nlNnINi dTmrT at AIn a3ail y,
dividing nn vi Ms; ClnSlHg rRHlW at &ln Va
Ii nv, LlvUe-AcilNG and lUtI6C higher Ut ~ lCGl
SRS C,ir CHmuIun; ~ KiAg IN ilr fAIr tn mNllnm:
20 la,Ia III lur gHh IN ClUrr; ~ Ahg ~ tnr cNim
choice.
CNrrLE Qulri and shade easier at u l9SA
~ mr. mlr 10 medium auh o. HhG q IN lnwl III
extra slTIr
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Great Fire in Indianapolis.

tSnINNuInI.Is, jim, Il.
The fir which broke ont in MOrriSnns
Opera Hall about Q O'Clock Is still raging,
Murri<nnS entire block Of buildings Is
destroyed and fears are entertained that
the block adjoining will also lm burned.
Albert Talbot Il Co, wholesale tirWccrs;
palrrl. Moore a. I'alhnt, wholesale Drug,
giSt4; j. W. Copeland, ~ ca, wholesale
MilIinrrS, and II. y. West ~ Co, whole
sale Crmkcry stores, are entirely destroy
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Iowa fills the Senatorial vacancy, rirt
Grimes, with Mr.. Howell, editor Of the
Krnkuk G"h CHy, for the short term, and
Judge Wright, Of its Supreme Court, fnr
the full prriml
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SAM. CARY is rrvcling in England III
the Top nrhis bent. The papers nrc giving
linn first class pulls 0nr Of them speaks
Of him aS ~ celebrated American General
"who, though wealthy man, hHS devoted
"himsrlrto the work Of improving til
condition Of the lower CLASSES" SAM
always has been pretty industrious sdma'
gngur, hut tlw "impr"ving" process has
generally had n single object.
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Homicide in Northern Indiana.

CHICAGO, Jan. II.
At Elkhart, Ind, at 10 o'clock this
morning, Edward Russell entered the of.
flee Of tile milrnad blacksmith shop and
shot Vim. 4. Williams, foreman, killing
him almost instantly. Russell proceeded
Immediately To Justice Of the Peace,
and delivered himself up. Illicit inter.
course between Williams aud RuSsellS
wife Is the cause Of the tragedy.
John PuCkcrtOn, dOOr keeper Of the
B,npl OrTrIlc Rooms, committed snicidC
Sunday aNcrn0nn, by taking lAudanum.
lie hNs been much undcr the influence OI
liquor during the week.
There was Il thunder storm last night.
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TmE great cattle king" Of Illinois, jus,
T.. Alexander who owns nhnul m,mI
arrrs orland in TINT SIutc, and ships about
0nr thousand rHtilr cnrh week in illr year
Inihc eastern cites, waShnrn in Wrllshurg,
West Va, and in the same year li1 parents
removed Ia this city, where they with
their son resided until 1910, when they rc'
moved Ia Illinois IT, went In llllnnls
In0r, and IL now one Of the wTIlthicSI
mrn in the country. 80 much for energy
und perseverance,. rr.--!SirHlThTM GG:riif.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-18

TmE Massachusetts Legislature haS
adopted II new rule, which provides TINT
nllrr the expiration Of the ilrst lurty days
nl the s+~iOn, new business shall hr r..
lrrrrd Ia the next Legislature, md alsp,
that the rules shall nNl hc suspended cV.
rent hy II iva third vote nf hath liuII-IsI,
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FRANCE.

Anxiety about the Rochefort Verdict.
PARIS, Jun. II,
The city Is Tranquil, though there
is considerable excitement and anxiety
manifested in the mntter 0r Mr.. Ruclclnrt,
which will he decided in the Corps Lcgis.
latilF to-day.
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Cinelnnnii Mnrket.

CINCINNATI, January II.
FLnuR-UnChAngCd: family At Is G6A5 50.
0RAIN-W STEADY; red winter ut 81 To-
u. COn-Dull; supply largo at 15aIGc. Oats
steady At 6Oa58C. BarlCy-In moderate demand
spring at 81 lOaI %; country at 81 2SaIS0 Ryt
Dull ht 9OC.
COTToN-Firm: mIddllngs at 9tEc.
TOBACcO-unchAlged and arm.
WHIsEY-Pim at Csc.
HoGs-2sc higher al " SOaO 80. Receipts
2GO0
PnOVBIoNS- Mrats-Flm At 10, i9K
and IlHC. Ness POrE-lIeld at 50 70. no sales,
Bulk Aeats-Qulet At i4Aai4Hc loose, and AC
higher packed. BaCOn-Qlirt but held hFmly al
i5c for shoulder, aud 1SEai6C for clear rib and
clear sides: sugar CURED hams At i9a9Oc. Lard
Inactive; steam at lS[c; kettle At l6{C; no sales,
BUTTER-Dull at 9SlSOc.
Euus-25c and dull.
CHEHER-UnchAngCd at l7aiSc.
0uS--NO change.
GROCEnIEs-SugAr-Fl and In good demand;
New Orleans at lSal4Nc, CoaeC-Firm at iSa9tc.
MOlRRAeS-Plrin at 7Sd76C
GOLD-l2lA \ buying.
EXCHANGE-StCady al par buying. .
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money mud stock Market.

SEw iORK, january II.
MOSEr-Quirt and easy at 'AG par cent. OH
call; iimr hAlIA wcr' offered tA1 pIr cent; snI.
ply VI capital abundant. The EEiHSn says that
II IrItlnn i- circulating Amung the hanks herr
rnr thu Secretary OT the Treasury tU issue hOna
bearing n same nate " Interest," which they eau
obtain by drpnalllmE the currency at the Sub,
Treasury, the sdid hnnhs To hr convertible Inin
currency by hanks nu demand. Il II pruInscl
TINT these NII,l- will l the EATIJr III legal UuduTE
~ far M counting In legal reserve Vt hanks The
accumulation u national hank nHIrE Il hcrln.
ming tn he very Oppressive. II stated that next
time thu Assistant TREASURER hny- lMnds h. viii
h. TnrWl III lay rur thun largely In national
hhhk nnIrr, probably ~ thu extent NJ IS IFr rent,
this will trnd IN diminish lhr amount UT hOnda ui.
lrrt In this connection. sUmr hank men have
started project To seal up these national hank
nuirr In packages 0f 6,OH or l0,0D and deposit
the aaInr IN snmc one hank, aud then let that
bank Issue certificates, which shall pArs ut the
Clearing llnnar IN the settlement ii daily hal.
nncrE, This arrangement would rally hr great
initiation, Hnd In this light 1t Is nplOscd by rImc
mHnAgrr-
SrRILISU-Qulri At ICSI,aICR';.
tiOLD-OprIIrd at l9IAs, ClrannCCs, &al,OOO..
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NTNCKE ,WrElrm VnInn TrlrgFAnh, NV ;AlAmH
RXprra-, nav; Wells FArgu \ CO.. 9IS; Amer
lean Hi%; United States. SS; Pacific Mall, NJ;
New York Central, NV; Erie, 2IS; Harlem, iS1;
Hudson .crip TS; RcHdlnE, siS Michigan Cen.
iiIT; Pittsburgh, NJ: Northwestern, ~; do.
preferred, Hi'I ltuCk Island. iOiS: 81, Paul, ~;
WRlRsh, Si4; f. Wayne. H1's; TCrrc llNut" ";
Chicago 4 Alton, l4lS; Ohio & Mississippi, y
Cleveland. Columbus s ImlIAHa Central Is&,
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TORNADO IN KENTUCKY.
Destruction Of Life nnd Property
Eight Persons Instantly Killed
Rt CnVG City.
FrightrII HRilSiOrm iu LOuiSviIIC-
IInilStOnCS Large nv WRInutS,

l.OuIavIIL.E, Jun. II.
\ terrible tornado visited Cave City
Station, nn llIr Huntsville md Nashville
Railroad, at nm early hour this mnrning,
rsulting IN tie destruction Of life an,l
property. Seven Ur eight persons wcrr
instantly kilIw!; including ,ir tarkmnn
nnd ihmily, consisting Of his wife and two
children Nnd ulwut eighteen persons were
m0rr nr lrsS injured, Quite number Of
buildings were blown ,lnWn UUd tho tim.
lmr SrallrrWl In all 1iNVllWA. How far
tho hurricane extended VIC np unAlllc tn
ascertain Tho storm llSSWl 0vOr u lMr.
tim ur tins city accompanied by hNil the
slGo 0f wAlnulH, stripping trVT completely
NJ snall limbs, Several lITln pipes
mrslwl leaving large h0lrS IN tho STREETS.
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TmE hell Of StorCr college. belonging 10
the trrrwill IIapti>lS at IIarprr's Ferry, il
heard in three States, Maryland, NirginiH
and West Yirginla.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

Ngw IOHK, January Il.
Tho demand for cotton fabrics II still extreme.
" small aud trade has not freely Opencd u yet,
hut prices meantime r1llp steady. WNlenE arr
rather lEttrr and quiet, ~ Arr linen CRASHES anil
LsHIdS Of the class adapted Tur the clothing trade
but prices generally rule low. The foreign gOOdS
market Is also quiet and prices arr not yet c-tah.
lIrlN1I
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TlIE DAILY INTEII,IORyCrp

THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER, established
more than seventeen years ago, hiss been rrcog.
nIEed for years as one Of the beat and mOat lnfu.
cHtIAl Journals OF It's class.
1t Is published every morning Sunday cS.
c"pted) aud mailed to Eubscrib,rS at the following
rates:
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I'INCINNATI, Tnn, T.
Weather clear in part; thermometer ~
degrees. There was II very heavy llIun,
der storm Inst evening, anil this muruing
some hnil; nvcr litW lnrlIt~ nj water Ii'll III
six hours
lrTrrnunHm, JIM II.
There was II heavy rain storm with
thunder nnl lightning At nn0n in,lny
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,uNpOWDER! GUNpOWDER!'

4 " .NlNlN lITsN w 'NI -" pl'N o.
VI Having III" exclusive Agrnry IN this city
HnT the "IIn FOni Powder Mill, have Al"Hys "I
hand 10 magazine large supply NJ NIL klnl- NJ
uIwdrT manufactured NJ the HlHv" nainrti mlll'
III. RInr Powder, la whole, half aud quarter
metallic kegs. SpHting, In rNnnlsirT.; nls" Hast
lng and Mining Powder In metal k"gS: Pnirhl
aud Water Proot SAFETY FH'r inr HarllhH F"I
valr at luWrsl market pfirr'
4 liberal di.rnuni will h given n IFrs"nS "F'l
VTing powder by the quantity
Delivered lfrr ~ -lrlmbuii- aud raFs
mars " HRfIIY
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Further accounts from the storm report
TINT Hll the streams Rrc overlooking lW.
y0nd precedent, md the rushing il0Nl eur.
rirl away fences, ilnNl gates. anil in some
cases backed up anil ruined portions nrthc
rily. The water llllu,l the tlrSt ilunns tO the
depth Or over two feet und forced the ~.
IpAntS mwHy.
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This section Of the country wns visited
Inst night by n storm Or wind and rain,
accompanied by thunder nnd lightning.
Considerable damage WINS done.
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H. T. .HELMB0LDS
CONCENTRATED
Fluid Extract Buchu.
II H Il
GREAT DIURETTC.

The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies, from the
fact of being advertised, may not be classed as Pa
tent Medicines.
BUCHU, in one form or other, has been presented
by every educated Physician for more than
TWO HUNDRED YEARS.
II. I. IlELMBOLD claims a superior mode OF
extracting its virtues. The experiments were made
while engaged in the DRUG business in the city of
Philadelphia, nineteen years ago, prompted by the
alarming increase of diseases of the Bladder Kid
neys, Gravel and Urinary Organs, exist g in both
sexes. These diseases justly attracting as
much attention as diseases of the Liver, or any
other vital organs of the body Upon the sound and
healthy condition of these important organs, the
healthy and harmonious action of the nervous sys-
TEN and Liver, and consequently the happiness of
the entire human family, depends. That Buchu
should act upon both Liver and Kidneys, to pre-
pare that would retain its strength and active
principle, was his aim. 1t must not be made, as
bousekeepers make tea by boiling. 1t is delicate
Leaf and its active principle would be destroyed
by such process. it must be prepared in NACUO
and from the Long-leaf fresh and carefully
lectcd.
THE SUPERIORITY OF MY MODE OF PRE-.
PARATION BEING ACKNOWLEDGED, / now
ship even 10 the point CAPE OF GOOD HOPPE
where the leaves are gathered. large quantities of
MY FLUID EXTRACT.
IN FACT, THE ARTICLE STANDS PRE- EAii
NENT AND Is KNOWN IN ALL PARrS OF TIE
WORLD.
The first and most important object was to Offer
to the afflicted a remedy that perfectly safe,
and could be taken by adults and children. Igno-
rant persons, who pay attention to dose, direc.
ton, or advice, might reason, That if a teaspoon
ful, taken occasionally, did good, two would do
better, and perhaps bottle would cure in q day"
Many have broken down their health by dissipa
ton, and his principle; but they had been years
in doing So
What would have understood is, that no injury
of food; but patients must not expect any medicine
to rebuild wrecked or shattered constitution i'll Il
few days.
This truth is SO selt.evident that it would seem
unnecessary repeat it. it for the fact that
thousands of persons who are intelligent in all other
matters, seem to think unreasonably, that a cura-
tive agent must exhibit its specific effects immedi-
ately when the fact is, that time is often an impor
tant element in the progress of safe and thorough
cure, even when the medicine is working the best
results These same persons would eXpend HUN
DREDS, yes, THOU SANDS of DOLLARS, in
articles of LUXURY and DISSIPATION, and think
! less of it than they would of FIFTY DOLLARS in
medicine to rebuild BROKEN DOWN and WORN
| OUT CONSTITUTION.
| Notwithstanding the number of years have been
engaged in business there may be those located At
| distance that may not be aware Of all the facts.
| and would like to be satisfied all the points.
Having been educated druggist, append the fol-
| lowing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-11-09
Daily Nenuebec Somual.
AClLIFORyIA GLACIER.

In yonder mountain valley is a vast body
of ice, slowly seeking a lower level and
warmer climate, and grinding to atoms
the huge ramparts of rock on either side
of it. Centuries pass, and though its pro-
gress has been but little, its work has been
wonderful. On and on it marches, till the
warm winds of the plain sweep up to II.
Here the hot sun greets it. 1t eats INTO
the bold front Of the glacier, untli II
changes its form and pace. Meanwhile
river is making, which feeds the speed OF
the huge monster that formed 1t. Lower
and lower the glacier creeps; higher ana
higher the river rises. 1t grows with the
day; it grows with the night, 1t becomes
n stranger to all manner of decorum. 1t
springs again and again at the rocky SEN
tinels above it, and finally crumbles them
into its bosom. 1t up-roots the trees that
stands in its pathway. 1t sears the breast
of the mountains with its terrible iceberg
batteries. 1t licks up the soil OF the
smaller valleys, and deepens that OF the
larger ones. 1t dashes through the mar
row gorges, changing into boulders the
huge rocks that oppose its progress. 1t Is
everywhere power for new and radical
changes. -Orerland Monthly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-11-09

JoTPNAI OF PHARMACY.

SEE JOURNAL OF PHARMACY.
SEE REMARKS MADE By DIR. EPIIRIAM Nc
DOWELL, A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN AND
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR
GEONS, IRELAND, AND PUBLISHED IN THE
TRANSACTIONS OF THE KING AND QUEENS
JOURNAL.
SEE MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL REVIEW, PUB
LISHED BY BENJAMIN TRAINERS, FELLOW
OF ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, LONDON,
SEE PROF DEWESS' VALUABLE WORKS ON
THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC.
SEE REMARKS MADE BY TIE LATE CELE
DRAFTED DIR. PHYSICk, PHILADELPHIA.
And most of the late Standard Works on Medi'
cine
SEE Medical Properties contained in DISPENSE
tory of the United States of which the following is
q correct copy -
BUCIIU.-Its odor is strong, dihusive, and some
what aromatic; its taste is biterish and analogous
TO that of mint II is given chiefly IN complains Oh
the Urinary Organs, such as Gravel, chrome
Catarlh of the Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the
Bladder and Urethra, diseases of the PROSTATE
Gland and Retention or the lncontinence OF Urine,
from n loss of tone in the parts concerned in Its
evacuation. IL has also been recommended IN Dys-
pepsia Chronic Rheumatisin Cutaneous Affections
aud Dropsy.