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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-09
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Arctpaes
Store No. III Spruce street.


THOMAS BELL. Aretsoaser
store No. II Spruce street
Regular Sales usual OF Fantare every Wednesday and
Of Dry Goods and all other varetle. every Tuesday
HAs8DSwsARA G. eIHHETTFih Ar sgEs DAMAGED
spring Trad Bardwsrs ss This season " rsse place This
Morning at 10 O'clock The sale. No 81 Plat
en a,s the usual ASSIGNMENT Of Hardware
Also, cases Van Sands norice, rim a'd sliding Door
Also. 6 cases Americ ~ wood Screws, we'll assorted
Also, Tor account OF whom 1t concern, and with which
th sale will commence two Jspanned Tea Trays and
AI.o an invoice Of double and single barrel Guns.
Razors Scissors Shears Sc
Also z easts American sadrons with wrought indies
Grass ses thss Gard Rakes Hs. Forks Parke square
Panne saws white and green shce Thread snd Paper
Also o. gross Taper Files The whole being worthy the
IGNITION OF the trade. no it"m
WM. MCCORMICK. Auctioneer
l WM MCCORMICK co. will sell this day at 10 o'ck.
crn beautiful rosewood and matogany Piano Fortes with
all ths az esSnt Wilton Carpst several Ingram
mshosany Chas VoltaiIe Lamps, Gmncoles Bureaus
BeasoSm ran,Ie nc second hand Guns, Soda Lamps.
rated " are. with snndry other artlcsl m9ltsm
- LEVY sPoONER wi This Monine, at u o'clo. h.
a. ~ az elensye assortment OF choice Plants
many oth,r varietis Sale positive mo Ir-m
HR9H FAXttT Go5bs &c SC
tn MoONEY & Co viii sell Til, Day. at 10 q; lock
and Self Goods fine abii aud PocSs Cutlery together viii
ge eEa ass1msIt OF ''srman an Fencn Goods For par
osus ready aud the goods be examined the hou
VI s-ls: m9 ltem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-09
WYCKOFF'S SALOON, OPPO TIE THE CUSTOM
HOUSE, IN THE BASEMENT,


- passed. Many the majority of our business men,
compelled dinners perfect hurricane ha,t- they can
Gsly If hey should be Inclined spend hour the
table Wyckofs saloon is precisely the place for such gentle
paronize Plstes knives aud rks fly round with
astonishing velocy-hry and like magic This is
because the attend active What sxrence
shilling a su ient meal?-abso utely nothing Go
Z o o Wycko6's. stem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-09

GLORIOUS NEWS Someth ng new resting to al
" casses-yUHN COLLINS from the Skaneateles
Community is in the and will continue, Con-
AL 400 Broadway. Thursday eyqins. May 9TH
half O'Clock precisely Of L.cur.s Social
Science embracing The evils and antagonisms of The present
social arrangement their aud remedy
All PERSONS respectfully invited be present Seats
we'd the ladies' Entrance FIRE mo 3lsrc
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Saturday.
Al.o of Dry Goods and all varieties Tuesday
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CHOICE HAVANA SEGARS


Mr. JOHN J. TAYLOR will sell u a ion through D
Lu G. Il III. PELL co Thursday, May at 10 clock
IL the store No 81 WAL str &c an entire avoice of very
Wolga consisting Of 38 0c0 Rega Panate the gem
raj assortment Of description exactly suited for first
tells and the retail trade nal Ste eodrc
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PA Il + X III NtI | N G. 5
LIZ L. Il GIKR .ENIS g.

ARO-l6thalf bbls landing ship Yazoo, Tor sale by
IL NV r. X COLLINS u co &c South strrs [.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT
CHILDREN
THOSE Interested will ha an agency i, establish
1 I'd for the sale OF NJ. M. DESCENDANTS Wonderful
Procrsatiye liXir Ccrdis,.
p See advert 'semeat last column of fosrthpage
nniO Jrn, ia on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-09

AK YACHT FOR s iLI- rhe well known aud fast.
Mt&$ s,a,hqg sloop-huilt Yacht LUClLLA ROCK
cemplee maoge WITH b, 9-sail flying jib and gaf top
sail hr chors aud ohancale having fur berths with
best curcd hair ma bedding, d'ms cushions cnrt,ns
&c cooking and cabr stove china, giss &cw be sold on
reasonable loIms f.nque az the Office Of McCOuN <
CLARK, So Wall str ct mi iwis-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-09

xAA tut New Observation-Disclosures AND
MIXH NEW YORK. LINZ 10 sitivey First epuIar
sPacke' 10 sail l5th MyThe fast sail ny pac ke Al ;p
GASIUN, Captain Edrdse, will pos veiy sail as abo We
her regular day. '
Fo freight passage, having han some furnished accommo
taons apply board Orleans What foot ali street
orto n. X, COLLINS n Cd
80 . Sc South street
Agents in New Orlesn.-Messrs. Hulln and Woodruff who
will promptly forward all goods 10 their address ~
shippers by this line dep,id having their goods
correctly measured and that the .hips of this line viii All,
puuctnaliy advertised "a -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-09

ilCTlON NO1ICt-Lsrge sale of auc Gent aud mopern
"A Paptipes by the beat ma,ts's on THURSDAY a. lO1a
ecock, in the sales room, II Spruce street
ms 2t-ec THOS BELL. Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-09
ByJ hEGENAN, Auctioueer

byJ hkGENAN, Auctioueer
FRI Az Way 10.
At 10 clock Rusaps Garden of Henry Pacific
- streets South Ferry, BE- oklvn
best English named go"ssSerr bushes with color Of fruits
$40 red and 200 white $50 Of hs lsrse rid aud
uitsd rasrbeTrics- al III condition for transpanlg Al
choe coicrnn Of geeahODse and plants, (es
imported ship ada tor from his bother. Lo .don
ssrylyz hose, Magnoiis rhododenarons. AzLias, Dab
has, TuberOses &c
Brooklyn. u av 8s 1874 ms 2tsrc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

..osn the right corpus stratum and the rignt
.rsI.,,,,s onticns The extent Of the soitening
Ias;JsntIv Of some standing) was that OF an men
b y length half an inch broad, and quarter OF an
~ 10 ,5;.l It's shape was that OF an elongated
nan.rs sar living under the lower panfs OF the VEN
~ towards the outside. The Soitening
..ss ~ a vellowish color, and on pouring wa ef
~ :, small fakes Of sotened cerebral suoSlshce
saa,ed away, showing q sort of tencer cehuous
n,ah IN which the soltened cerebral substance was
contained. This morbid appearance was ssi, W.
IDENTIFY tie cause OF the paTalyac stroRe %ni''. -.
occurred two years ago, and was prooioiy !hel =.
r,uch Greater extent The ieit hemispatte :, {
sboxed recent softenpg of the centre oi Tue
thaIanus opticus. about the sizs OF small nlot !.
or the tin of the thumb; no injection, only sisn'
yellowish tinge; but here no cellular weo was 70
10 s,en when the fakes of softened cefeofal SUI
stance were washed away by the water poured Vn'
This. ~ it is added, was the cause OF the Pafaiy
=. .,roLe and dumbness which took pace at
G,sefenbery, and was clearly the dsoroef wnich
terminated in death" Thus it appears that mere
was an old "sotcning OF chr substance u '"e
brsio, in the night ventricle, and more rccen,
soften;no of the centre Of the tha!amus ops'cuS
in The left hemishphere-facts which assortoiy
-eor;rc no comment. This it should be remafAeo,
- Tho first death which has occurred mere odt o.
81 patients since the first OF last January; It's
true that another death is reported IN the ronce
list but on inquiry, it appears that the deceased
can me here in the last stsge of illness, having
complication of disorders, and that rressaii5
declined to receive him, and that up to the Perioo
oi his death he continued to be attended by n his
oun NJ Physician who accompanied him here. 10
the FOREGOING statement, the undersigned coun-
tryuen Of the lamented deceased, have oniy 10 70
add, that the melancholy event here recorded mas
in M wise shaken their belief in the superior Ell
6cacy and safety of the Wa'er-Cure
al JONzO DIR ApER FIR. V. GANAHl.,-.
ALEREESVy AISR ESy IN i rfoi.V1N. HORATfO GREENOUGH,
III. D'AVRAlNNlLLE.
Grnffeuhcrs. I'd Oct. 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge DAILY.

THE CASE OF CRONAiELIN.
AIf,aJ C.,,n,oG ~ J.n.hJ raa-Bcla
Sio'i''nI"n ". 80 1ni,op La y. .o,tr,s
iot Slahuef' damages aid nj *io,cD Ihs case wa'
Georpe W. Bruce sworn - Resides 10 the CIV
"a S,oa, Ia,a,, -, dc ,9h tyr.d haId ,Ja a;.e soct f
%ta. L. - . % % !, % .Ia az ~ ~ 81 WI Coan il
iu' nse' mus Piehs ~ iI f. au o.n Nh,u r. Pa5
nst on complaint oi te Cospolaton against o. oh;,
Mr Summons was Attorney Tor Corporation de,eJ a,x
no counsel Wneh n,l u vas gv1ng ms tes,ino, sun , ts !.
stpou La ore 70 sny 10 Judge sVelns bnt af Nn
VINO murdered MarY T. Rogers, ana that ne hah oea M A
ior III OF exnnined on ihe charge or something 70 NC
was on The stand at the time rs wltnes' there sSs n
persons ln Court II WIS uttered Loudly u insssS
JInge @ o, Ge, h nun 70 o1ie, nnd lie repeated
Cas- sInmined II Sas s,onaio, obo, three feet nc
Cromen nnd seven or eight feet from La Forge; The rn
rather nearer 10 La Forge than was sure d -
that is the man that murdered Mary c. Rogers and h0
that he had been srcted on the charge He iDe.up.a
tra the Judge called hm la order and he nte'ruen n
ond me saying that stolen clothes Ind been found % w.
possession cannot ncoect whether he repeated. sn s
second interruptions what he frs; said about Mar tn t
CroDrclln proceeded with hi, testimony after The bf
rption: La Forge then said he ind been arrested OF ~
clnthnr had heen tourd an hs nrrms., or something o.
know Of wns wIess against Nr La Forge az ihe T.
he is in the truck business engaged 10 carrying tesr ~
and ,nch he hus n family Mr. Crommcin trst SPOKE
about tins tr,nl he a,I ed me in the 4b ami 9Th Wn ~
after the words had hem snoken o hear them 10 mnd
James r. Gedn1y sworn-Is SireIi lnsprcios
the 9Th Ward was present in the 4h and 9Th Wsfd CS
the time spoken of was witness 10 another case
Crommeln for 10 or Is years was not acquainted Tn VI
Forge While Mr.. c. was giving his evidence, h L1I,Sg
ntimaied that Mr. c. was accessory IN, knew s ~
about the murder of Mary Rogers he farther SAID
of stolen clothing had been found in CrommeIn: pq,s
and believe he said he had been arrested for -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

A TEMPERANCE TowN.-In Marion, ala h
Temperance Society numbers 500 members. lsel
is no person licensed to retail ardent spirits. y
man can sell glass, without license, under peri
~ of One Thousani Dollars.
WHITE NATIVE STRAwBERRY.-A. GGcdsn
Ashield, Mass, describes kind of strasS.ry
which he thinks is native of the Berkshire Hl'
He says: at is larger than the common hediu,'
berry, very hardy, and yields great quantity !
fruit, producing in succession three or four waH
When ripe, it il Of yellowish white, contrasts,
beautifully with the red strawberry. Il hass BIZ
flavor, and when picked cleaves from the hull
[Albany Cullivaior.
POPULATION OF ST. LouIs.-rhe counlyci &
Louis has population OF Az, 668 souls; The cp'
94,14O. In the city, there are l7,24o free VIE
males and 1889 free white females. The nlcas
of free persons ofcolor in the county is 6V3; th'e
tai number Of slaves is 4,5l2.
e The Governors Proclamation for Tha;u
giving was read on Sunday in The churches. la
of them was Revolutionary patriot, who, wheIa
minister concluded with God SAGE the Conisa
reoith Of Massachusetts" ejtculated IN an az
BILE voice, He did that last Monday.
[Greenfield tMass.) Gazette
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

TaE OaruoDox PEEAcAES.-This is thenss,
of monthly periodical published at cincinas
q few numecrs of which have been received +,
this Office. We infer that its Editors bel,n,
the sect known at the West az Campb.lE.
though tits 70, so stated in the paSlicasiOa |,
contents are almost exclusively OF ,heoogs
cast. Among other things NC notice ,eras
letters addressed to Bishop Hughes, in which Il
cbars cter and claims Of Catholicism are i.es,
canyassei.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

IMPORTANT CASE DEcIDED.-ln my last in.
formed you Of the pending of suit in this county
for the recovery, to the language of the plain
lifts lawyers, the recapture " Of 60 negroes
mauumitted in this State seventeen years ago.
have now the pleasure to inform you that justice has
riumphed, and the % inmates of the county Jail are
set free. The disclosures made upon this trial, of
ses, threats and money spent, when fully reported
will altogether exhibit of the most bold and dar
ing schemes to triumph over law and justice
through professed legal means, upon record.
Corr. Gin. Atlas.
FAvAL.-The U. s. Steamer Princeton, Captain
Stockton, arrived here yesterday.
Norfolk Beacon, 9th
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
By This Mornings Mail.

LoaD's DAY CosvEsrIos.-The proc.ss,.. ).
this body on Thursday appear in tn. B,l6s.
papers OF yesterday. Speeches in favor Of IL. =
seyarce of the Sabbith were made By y.r;cr. :
tinsuished gentlemen, several soiutons ..,, -
ed and an official addrsssseporied by DR.. E5s,.'
was unanimously adopted. Mr.. Adsms vae,,,s i,
chair and took his leave of the body on Thur
morning, and subsequently departed for w,,s;..
ION. There are 6S5 foreign delegates 10 al,.rd,,1
and I'LL from the city Of Baltiinore-in all l7s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
From the Allegany County Advocate, Apselea

%, We predic. perfect rush to the Aaencan Museum
tins afternoon and evening" the appearance of Prof
hodges and beneficiary he will offer Of ex
perlments which established his fame Philadelphia Carlne
and zzy will put their sweetest smiles, and the Westerns
and Mlnses give touch upon the occasion Take
ysur children tbther al 3 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

The WOMEN OF THE CouNTSY.-The Lf,
of Richmond meet today at - o'clock, at L
Exchange Hotel, TO consult upon the mode ua
the means or paying the tribute OF won,u,
heart to Henry Clay. What commentary DO
the late election. What triumph 10 that su,
man. Who would not rather be en- hruned i
tho generous esteem, in tho pure and nr,aiS
sffecIion of the women of his country, than haii
even the highest official station in the verdi
IRichmond Wing Of THURSDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

VOCAL MusIc.-We learn that Mr. WARyER':
new Class for beginners in learning to sing, &c is
to open on Monday evening, Dec. ..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

THE HIsroRY OF CaimE.-At the Nov. tend
the Municipal Court lBoston) Two young msu W.
tried and So sentenced TO the State Prison for sh7.
lifting, one for five years. aud tine other for siI ssa
These were the brothers Bredley, who were pgte.l
ed out at the lime &C a,r. Lipcoln's murder L.
Massachusetts State Prison, as witnesses sniu
Abner Rodgers. oae Of these brothers is eslt,e;
tho other twenty five years Of age, very inely,,
capable, and respectable to all appearance, YET a.
ed with an astonishing eagerness 10 pursue disN,
est. rather than viituous means OF obtaining l5,
hood. la the Rodgers case, Chief Justice Sllv
complimented these young men upon Their ir.a!.
eence, lamenring thar such capacity had been aas
Ted 10 so great degree of moral turpiude. lky
are now sentenced again as common and ro,aoa
thieves Are our Prisons conlrived as asreeaa,n
sorts tor the wicked, or do they acquire there rs'
incentives TO vice, or why is it we find so manys
nals almost running back again, TO serve out l:asr
terms Of imprisonment, who have scarcely escape
from beneath the shadow Of their gloomy wallil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

w Mr.. SAMUEL SMITH, the unfonuna,, ,,.
whose he ad was broken by The fall ct an ash nj.
the ire ON Tue .day evening, fingered insenslS, :,
nj Yesterday afternoon, when he expired lesyi,,,
depepdept family. He was, we believe, a aat;T. !.
Sussex County. Newark Daily Al,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

F Oar philadelphia correspondent, uads,a.,
of Yesterday, writes that There is no,hiny CT =,
est stirring. Stocks are down. Nothing new IN ;,
ripe news. The weather 10 dull and gloSmy.r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

% rich treat at the New-York Museum this afternoon
Beautiful singing by Kavannah Murphy Miss Ada;r and
Mrs Phillips The Southern Scngs.crs and Lady Mnsircs
danges. All for one shilling.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

THE POLISH CELEBRATIoS.-The Ceieoranon o.
ths Polish Revelation of 1880, a, the Stuy'esan'
Institute last evening, was nunerouily ATTENDED
The Hall was decorated with flags, and The iesu'ei
eulivened by some excellent music The meeting
was opened by Theodore Sedgwick, Esq. 10 oIiei
bu, eloquent speech. He said it was 10 Dc L 'ea''
OF many languages, and introduced 10 the suc,eice
Mr.. Kalusowski, the Secretary OF the Poiisn ass'-
ciation. This gentleman made an eloquent ADDRESS
in his native tongue, and was followed by mf'
Stalhknect, Secretary OF the scandinavian Society
Dir. Foreati and other speakers; and among others
by DR.. Howe, the Superintendent OF the Massachn-
sets Asylum for the Blind distinguished for MS
efforts in the cause OF liberty. most iervent en-
thusissm characterized the meeting, and the inter-
est of the audience was, throughout deep and sus'
iaiced.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

THE CATHOLIC QUESTION IL New HAaPsHlu
The majority in New Hampshire against perni
ting Roman Catholics TO hold Office in that Suni
9634.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

suAwSEsrowS. ILL., Nuv. Ill
HoMlclpE-At Hooksett, IN H. Esther Dan.
10, was killed in drunken brawl, in conseqoer
OF blows inflicted by her husband, and her scA.
Such are the results of the terrible vice Of nts
porauca
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

x HENY PHILLIPS gave his final Concert for
the season at Nblo's last evening The audience
was large, though not as numerous as it would have
been but for the bad walking. His singing gave
great satisfaction. He announced his intention, az
ter professional tour the Soath TO make his next
appearance among US on the sisge
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

NovEL LAND BEAUTIFUL EsrERrAINYEsT.-TheC Coliseum.
~ Boadway oers me greatest combination Of attractions
9f FHy Land Battle Of North Psnt CITY Of Lowell Deains
companLed BY HnmbEdge. The jastiy ceebrnted Pansi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
Our Champion, Henry Clay.

FLUSHING. Nov ., lsii.
To the Editor Of The Trt6aae:
perceive proposition is made IN your paper
of the 23d inst. to raise $4,000 and present it
to the Hon. Henry Clay. Now, sir, as 10 the
raising that sum or a much greater one, am in
favor OF 1t, and although my means are mited,
will myself subscribe Sl00, and more ii neces-
sary. Not, however, for Inc purpose uf pies nj
ing to Henry Clay tribute in paltry lucfc, there
by indicating that appreciation OF MS merits
can be estimated by dollars and cents; but for Inc
more appropriate purpose of erecting 20 the CON-
memoraton of his disling uishei services, the
noblest monument ever yet dedicated to man, to
be located at Washington as spontaneous trib-
ute OF the regard, the vcneration, and the iore,
his countrymen feel for his name and its attend
ant merits-a name that will brighten even the
present dark page of our country's history, and
which will she'd light upon the age in which
we live, capable cnly Of being heightened by con
trasting it with the base and black ingratitude OF
his vile calumnietors.
A VOICE FROM LONG ISLAND.
\. B-I have no objection that the excess
beyond the amount requisite for the monument
should be presented ss proposed, and doubt not
that such excess would exceed 100000.
WATERPROOF On BLAcKINe.-Frank Miller,
of Warsaw, n. Y. who has followed the Tanning
and ShoeinakiDs business for many years, has IN
vented Leather Preservatve and Water-Prooi
Oil Backing which is highly recommended by
those who have uied its effects. II has been used
by 100000 persons in Western New-York, and is
said TO combine many e1cellen, qualities. /, is no,
intended to produce polish, but TO render the
leather at once soft and pliable and imperSious to
water. Those who wish TO keep dry ieet should
give ii rial.
n The population OF the city Of Cincinnati, i,
now estimated at 7Q,655.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

CHRISTIAN IsRAELIrEs.-An excellent opportu-
nifty will offer on Sunday afternoon and evening at
Military Hall, 1873 Bowery, for the Development oil
their tenes, on the restoration of Israel the second
coming of the Saviour, &c. as a public speaker is
expected from Boston. j. L. Bishop, M. L. Bishop
and other public speakers will be present. Seals
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

T The New Hampshire House of Reprcssua'
tiyes hare passed resolution, mem. con. equ.it;i
their Representatives in Congress, and ins'rrclei
their Senators, to use their exertons to reduce .
present e1orbitant rates Of postage
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
FRIDAY.

United States Circuit Court.
Before Judge Belts.
Several individusls, against whom bills CT lnft
nent hnve been found, By the Grand Jury were arays
the charge, and plead guilty They VIII probably 70
next week
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

RArrLEsNAKE We can hardly credit il, bqta
see u certificate in q Georgia paper stating th,l
Raltesnake has been killed in Evansville, seven i
eleven inches in length, fifteen inches 10 cusus
ference, and with tusks one inch and half lOug!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

u. s. SsSAroR.-We understand that the resig.
nsiion Of Mr. Tallmadge of his seat in the United
States Senate has been procured, and ls now IN the
hands of the State Executive. Alb. Atlas
BuRoLARY.-The house occupied by Charles
Cla.k, corner Of Smith and Livingston streets,
Brooklyp, was entered night before last. Several
things Of email value were taken.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

T AT THE LORDS DAY CONVENTION, the closk
of Rev. John A. Collins was stolen. The pockets
OF Mr. Mon,ell and OF Rev. John r. Mitchell were
nicknd.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

@ Merchants generally reducing their prices hoping
thereby TO reduce their stocks. Mes,s. BARKER TowLE II
are of this clu We have doubt but such
call ut their we'll Known establishment will have thei, g.
pectations realized il IeGnfds cheap goods
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

U BENJAMIN WHITE, Loco-Foco, has been
elected to the 2Sth Congress from the Fifth Dis
trct OF Maine by majority of two votes only.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30

g The Nashville Wing announces the death Of
tbs Hon. ROBERT T. WHYTE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-30
rn. w.,sr-oure in Germany.

As the virtues and success OF tne treatment u
mos, forms of Disease by Water, as P7acticed by
Pr:essui,z in Germany. have been recently drawn
into controversy in some of our journals, we are
happy in having Just received from wen-knOwn
merchant of this City Mr.. AloDzo Draper, no"
a patient at Piessai,z's establishment) The fol-
loving decisive testimonial on The subject. 1t
ought TO be repubhshed by those who have gwen
currency to imputstions on the Water-CuIe
treatment founded On an utter Misrepresentation
and misquotation of work recently published IN
London By Dr.. Graham. In private letter
accompanying the following testimonials MI
Draper says:
Tell Mr. that l say he can, without any
doubt. regain bis health by coming mere and dong
as L ari doing. Live, complaints are quite as Ger
taialv cured here as any other. Tell him my iai d,
If possibIe, erors stronger at is g strong and
well-auested document, snd. viii, l hope, be the
means OF doing much good. You see there are slgn-
ers from almos, all the nations of Europe, and those
occupying some of the most responsible stations:
think this document, respectable, cannot fail 10
arrest the attention OF the public" The document
has more than one hundred signatures, which we
think Just as strong az though il hsd more, Tor we
could have had almost any number II We mad taken
pains 10 swell the number"
[Sisnedl ALoNZO DRAPER.
(Forne,y Of the hrm OF Thos Hgnt & 20