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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-21
DISEASES OF CHILDREN.


against the~i Whole armies thus sent to their
from pouring their powerful drugs ply
ses II to such that the Al Healing Ointment tenders
peasant ana harmless cure sneh cases a. Go I Choe Cho
Iera InanIum Worms and all summer Complaints by
many children d- the onunen viii speedily ami surely
that physician will be needed Mothers.
this land somhy and acreiy declare you that the All
Healing Ointment viii children from early Il
you Will use We acuaied by the desire
g'n but knowing do that vast bodies of infants and children
whole word.
CHILDREN NEED NOT DIE MORE THAN OTHERS 70
Bot iSifom the want of Boulnen and the
durgns they undergo which mo~s them down the rank
| falls bsf,ie the seyhc.
Mothers repeat and n they the last words
were ever To utter and of the reach II
would ny "use the Az Healing Ointment for sickness among
children
EuErNGrrsu
removes almost Immediately The inhamation and swelling,
when the pain of eourse eeasss
IN al cases offeyer the deuy pore. being locked
nP 90 that the heat and perspton cannot OF the
moisture could started er has seed and the dancer oyer
The Al Healing Ointment will al scsof
unlock the skn aud bring forth the Precipitation
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Iniimaon Of the kidney 81 tire womb and falling down.
weakness aud neguAhy short all hose difficulties which
had aged ladies tell could live without
But To females about become moer
SONS which attend them that period felt ought
| 10 be known the word
HEAD.
We have cured cases that actually dshed everything known
ven a. ts ability Of fifteen oreny doctors One man to ~ he
Il
| boxes Of the Ointment cured them
CIRSs.
People need b. troubled n they use a.
Asa FAMILY MEDICINE, = 70
long the stars ool along the tread.
the earth subject an the infrmcs the hessO long
ease ani knownust long widths Oisnst h. used
AMI esteemed When from Oh the
maud VII cease, and not ur then.
To ay an approximations Of INGREDIENT
sTssinE such powerful properties will composed
II o The and harmless herbs o1cncs
There msfouy be from the fact does
not inuc the shin particle, while Will pass through ply
| &c The bowels.
| JAMES McALtSTER n CO.,
i65 south rfeoi, ~ YORK,
so'c proprstors n the above Medicine,
ions must be addressed post paid rnee IS and so
VI CAUTION. Ia
Ash, Az Healing Ointment greatly eountcrted we
public Ointment viii be-
unless the ~ James beAte james AHaer
Co, written pen upon every label The label
steel engraving with the figure u "InsensibIs Pcprsion
/ face.
hereby a $500, paid on conviction
IN any United states Of any int
vidua counterfeiunz our and Ointment
~
Atry nrvsL Co, Richmond;
RoaEE a AspsE-oS, Petersburg
~ a Santos, Norfolk;
/ " Wars, Charlottesville,
| r. Evss1 LynehbUfE
JHsaE. Lexington.
a. - WRgs, staunton.
| SHacEtErr A. Co, HauisonbuTg;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-21

MORE NEW GOODS, ra1e.p.S al NJ. a. yHaia st.s,t
1Nl October I3Ih Is45 -
Edging unprecedented prices
I4s Pc Thread Bobbin Laees equally cheap.
2 doz Coronation Robes
REVERE do
Paris Trimmed Collars
Long black hnE'd Mis
whit
hid
Blk and Polka Net
AMI many other notions TO BE- had by calling upon
EDRs BERKIEY, Cheap Cash Store.
oeI3 Under MANSON House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-21

TOBACCO BOXES AND LINING NAILS.
WE manufacture these nails and will supply
Tobacco Manufacturers and others. suprr,oi
quaiy-and will ell them any OF Northern
manufacture be sod Also NAH ~ and
improved quail ~. Is-eoIm mo " 1RiPLEIr a son
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20
LATE FROM TEXAS.

The Tex n c'nenss has pss.ed bill
10 submit The selection Of site for the
Capitol Of The Republic, 10 the people in
lsi7. P,e'idrn, Jones approved il.
Prrs's claims, scme Of ,hem Cor ,ery
heasv amounts. continue 70 be pressed
upon The ahnlion cf Conarss.. We on.
derst nd iha' one gepilsmsn has asked an
allowance s3O0.eln.
A letter IRON Red River comfy, 10 tie
editor # The Ns,ionsl Register. say:
There i By far the lareest in mierauon
This fall ,hai we have ever hsd. moi less
than one thousand wagons having cto.s.
ed Red River in The last six weeks
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20
SINGULAR FATALITY.

We regret 10 state, that Mr.. Eli Parker
OF this rouniy, received severe beating
about FIVE weeks Stree. A few days at.
forwards he was attacked with disease
in the head, termed by some ST. Aniho-
ny's FIRE, and BY others, tic black tongue;
and on the seventeenth day from The time
he received the bcaiirg he died. Mr..
Parker lived with Mt. James Ellincr,
about three miles from this place; and
Mrs. Ellino-. in attending upon Mr. Par
ker, imbihed The disease in a small scraich
on hor hand--her arm iniiamed, and i'll
a few days she died. Mr.. Edward G.
Thomson. shoemaker, working for Mr..
Ellinor. attended upon Mr.. Parker, and
shortly after his death he was attacked
with the disease and died in a few days.
During The Inflammation OF Mrs. Eilinors
arm, Mr.. Ellinor's shaving brush was US
ed 10 put some ointment on il, and AFTER
wards he used the brush in shaving him
seli-Eis neck and head infamed, and in
a few days he died. The wife of MIR.
Benjamin Anderson visited Mrs. Ellinor
she took the disease, and now lies dan
gcsously i'll; her husband and -four or five
children are also i'll with the same disease.
The wife of Mr.. Parker, Mr.. Josiah
Eil'n"r. and other persons, white and co.
l"red, have been attacked with the same
disease but are recovering. Mr.. Thomp-
son lied in this place. which is the only
case we have hal here.
These sudden deaths have spread con-
sterna'lon through the surrounding c"un-
Try; bnl as il is confidently belie,ed that
ms fatal disease has bern arrested, we
trust tie alarm will soon snhsidc.
JarborO' ". {. Press.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20

liunss Mlins ifn millinRE. FauE hnEdTsd
nd ny-rne Ihpuslnd pounls RI ilsisrra
weEs saissd il Fsnnsylssnia. assnir.six
lhansand pnunds ofsllk. rish.ern hrndrrd
and sereniy-eighl li,oussnd pannds oI -
Gar. and hineirea 'honssnd gsllpns or = Inc
made. The lulal pf0d1rss III he Ehele
roaniry re - iullaus:- Wheat, IOo.slO.
$50 bn,hsls; barley. lao. 72I; oals les.
$40 ec6; rye. 2l.2s0.27l: hurkwhrst. =.
95e.4l0 indian corn. 40s .6ls.s ale. nrsa-
toes. iC5.7o0.I3s. hay. rs ale .eO7: eax
nd hemp. l67.o07 tons; lnhacro. Is5.
73i .55s pounfsS cotton. 7s7.6G0. Oe0
pounds; re. s9.s79.Is5 Toulds; silk.
3I5.T65 pounds; sugar. I26. 40O.slO
pounds; wine. 1890 cal ons.
Bah. tLTFtr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20

INTERESTING S.ATrMENT.--Mr. ELL
worth, commissioner OF Patents, in his re-
cent report To Congress. give. some int.
resting facts. The population of the Unit.
ell States is estimated al 10. 81, 900. The
number oi bushels Of v heat raised in 1919.
was lO0.3l0,s56. Twelve millions and
a lla.f bushels by New York State, twelve
millions and quarter by Pennsylvania.
and nearly nineteen millions By Ohio. The
Stale which raises The greatest amount Of
oats is N. York--nearly twenty-five mil.
lions; Pennsylvania il next--i,early nine.
teen millions. The largest amount ofycis
raised IN Pennsylyania--nine mil ions and
half bushels; bnrkwhear, also, Two and
hall millions. Fifteen millions of Indian
corn were raised in Pennsy lvania; IN Ten.
nessec. sixty-seyen millions. Nine mil
lions bushes 4 potatoes were RAISED IN
Pennsylvania; New York twenty.six mil.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20

THE UNICORN DISCOVERED. A recent
number II The 4" journal Aslaiique" (puh-
iished IN Paris states that Mr.. FresneI'
the prn'onnd Orienialist, now Frerch Con-
sui nj Jedda, in Arabia, has published a
notice Of The existence Of The real unicorn
IN the wilds Of IIadramant. This strange
Beast has single horn attached TO its he'd
ny JOINT. through which il canelerate OF
depress iis horn al pleasure; remarkably
Confirming Psalms 90, 10, where il speaks
OF The "horn being eaatted Ike the horn
81 the unicorn" This will throw great
lightrnoiher passages of scripture, which
ignorance ofAgabia prevented our comrre'
llenj.ng, E5rum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20
From lie Nrw oslosns Piesyune. ofc:h in.ssrt
nIE lsB nRekfisf TRCN KEKICc.
Santa Anna CaPTuRKD,

SANTA ANNA GAPTrREDs
The Schooner Water Witch arrived
last night from Vera Cruz. witch place
she hlt 90 he 26lh ull.
col. VIM. Bosrdaan care passenger
in her. with dsspaiehss FROM Mr. Shannon
10 The United States Government.
By his arrival ne are in possession cf
The fact Of Santa Ahna's esplure. S.see
aur lat sdsicss. he had made several =.
temps pron ihs eily Of Puebl.: st askrg
il 81 The head I fonr ll.oussnd troops, ors
half Of whirh acre essslry. 10 lhese en-.
deasor be sss repslssd ~ilh eOnsids-
rsbls loss.
Soon Afterwards he lefi he amy, abeut
lsur lesgnes below Psebla. with an esrer,
ofsevsral hundied mrn. and proceeded 10.
wsrds Jalsps. B.fare arising Of Tia,
city lie paired With his esror,. and anemF-
Ted 10 make his sse pc 10 lhe mannlsihs
on fnoi, and IN he di.lUise u lrisr.
On The 18th Of January ne vas d,scr-
ssred 10 barsrea (favlne) near . lille
Indian s,ll,gs called Jllo. snms Leagues
IRON JalsIa. ty couple ri Indians Who
were hunting. Tie dogs belonging 10
The lndlans became resuye and 70 nous,
the Indians followed The direction rIlhr,r
baking and i,und The Dictator. who offer.
ed lhem his w,leh and sueh money - he
had shout him if they would guide lin
10 HE haciends. This they refused 70
dn. bot gave The alarm and he vas iakea
prisoner.
When he wss captured he had lsksn
OF bis cork leg on secouni Of tie infam-
nation produced by waking upon j., and
was carried by bis ser,snis.
On ,he 2Osh 81 January he was PM in
the prison - P,raie. where he nov il.
Col. Boardmsn. mt Psradrs on The
road between Mexico end Puehls, msreh-
ing Al the head Of the Government iolees.
% give Ssnis Anna battle; but The FORTUNES
Of The Despo, became go dssparsie tina,
he DESERTED The army and ives captured
before Paisdes c,me up 90 him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20

The Cincinnati Chronicle says that the
production Of Wheat in the State of Ohio
Is about eighteen millions of, bushels an
nnally, of which nearly one-half is export
ed; and II to this were TO be added the
pork and corn exported, il would be found
that Ohio, as producing State, exports
bread and meat enough TO support a DO.
pulatlon larger than her own. The ave.
rage production of every family is more
than double enough for its own support.
This speaks volume for fertile soil and
an industrious people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20

;.et a, FrAEFly expressed ~ msny olh.l
srs uhase ia3gmsnl . eaiislsd . rssPsei.
The bsll CT Teturisg he price q NE
Pubic Lads. ailer undergoing e0asi6rFs-
&c discsssion some seeks ego. being ss.in
t,ksn % 10 he House Of Representatives.
wss % Wednesday last Ofdsrrd 20 lie mp
On Inc lahls By N aPpareEily dfeisiys
.osr. A motion has indeed heen made
10 rec0nsidrF he voss; 5ul. looking q The
advanced period Of the session. and ths
improbabilily ofgetiing bill Of such con-
sesoenee through both Houses, ihebelief
i justified lh.t The subject will not Be re-
sumed.
Much inlhe crrhiof the House Of Rep
resenia.ives, Friday and Saturday lssi
were given upio The consideration Of bills
nlaling 10 individual claims. az whieh.
with few exceptions. lhs House suereeded
IN CLEARING lis caleadar. Had this duty
10 our own citizens earlier occupied The
attention Of The House. there would have
been more certainty Of the Scnaie's ability
20 arl npon this mass OF bills. in addition
10 The many Others 81 more general cha
raeIer which the House is prone Ia della,
The passing az until loo late . J-y in The
session. We hope much. however. for
The claimants from The hahilnal readiness,
consiJerateness. and assiduousness Of Sc
majors in The performances Of iheir public
duties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20
FWm the New otIeans ricsyuns. January %.
Afkanas-DtbIs-Bank Circulation.


The Legislature Of Arksosss. adjourned
on The 10Th Jan. The monetary condi-
ton OF the State is about as discoursgirg
% thar Of ihe least favored" nation.
Amongst The acts passed MAS one that
squinIed 81 fepvdlallon. u wss snscied
that The paper OF The Bank Of the Sisis
should no longer be taken in payment Of
Tsxes. The Bank j. purely Stale In
siilDiion, and IL we mistake DOT. the char.
Ger contains q pledge tina, IL paper would
be received % payment Of all debts due 10
The Ststs.
A, the meeting Of lhe eg;slaiure there
was s36 .Oc0 IN specie 10 the Bank. MIR.
Bertrand introduced bill 10 sppropIls,e
this SON 10 The payment Of the interest
on The Stsie debt, which was lost on the
second reading, by vote Of SO TO IL.
Towards the close Of the session. Mr..
Trspnsll brought IN bill 10 apply the in
iernsl Improvement fund 10 The redemption
Of The State bonds, and 10 make the bonds
80 redeemed an improvement fund. This
bill vas also Lost.
The Governor sent special message
TO the Legislature 10 the effect tina, the
current expenditures n the yesr would
exceed The current revenue BY $4,000 /;
but no provision wss made for he def
cheney, becsusei, would require addition
al taxation 10 DO 50.
The Legislature appropriated The s25,
900 in species which they. found 10 The
o'ate Dsnh, so ,Ls F-y 80 .f... mssi.-s
and The contingent expenses Of the ses-
zion, and adjourned. All ibis looks very
bad. ~. ...m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20

as.As. .sss ~ sassla.ly hsskalsI i
her pssseai Psssissn. tAss sssy fss ess
81 gtest ns1bes 4 aesssaeers. eosld
F-srh cLssi.aisoaa IN ths hegsnsiag Of
OfinAer. - eve laaslllgssns ~ Fsrgu.
spn's sslssliee.@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20
From the New Yolk Tribune.
THE ELOQUENcE OF FACT.

THE EI.0QUENCE OF FACT.
A short time since, for the sake. proba-
bly,, Of shilling or less. . rum-.ellsI fur
nlshed a man 10 Pili.fieId. tive father OF
40 interesting family. With means Of in
toxicatinn; and when thus deprived ofhis
senses. 10 the evening helay dow on The
Railroad, and was crushed TO desib. The
citizens, reused 10 indignation. at once
called public meeting 10 sdopl measures
more eflte'ually to prevent tie sale Of
such liquors.
We learn from The Pi,tsieIi papers
tha, Governor Buggs, with the accu.-
toned philanthropy, warmly sympa,hiz-
ed with the Afflicted family; and al The
mettisg, after alluding 10 moe, touching
manner 10 the shocking death aud 10 The
destiiution oi those Who were thus de-
prived OF their only means Of support,
said. iha, from the monen, he had fret
beard Of the dreadful casually The quts-
lion had been forcing itseIfnpen him with
irsurportsbls weight, "Hho did the
deed!"
On the Monday morniog before III.
death, said he, NEEDED Pomeroy rose early
for the lsbors Of the week. his wife had
prepared breakfast, and himself awoke
the children, to breakfast with their faith
er. intimsting that a whole week would
pass before be should eat with them
again. On Saturday evening ,bs sane
table was again spread, and The wife and
children were waning TO greet the return
Of husband and father 10 their little cir.
Gle. The sound Of approaching foot, ,sps
vas hailed by the cheerful cry Of /" Fa,ll.
er has come!'' when. instead Of father,
there came The oserwhtl lining inieIlige pce
OF bis awful death; and from tha, hour
sleep departed from the wre,ched wife,
and the voice even OF childhood's glaGness
was hnshed in that de~ola,e home.
Bur who did tie deed? Who made
those childten orphans!--and ihsi wife
widow-perhsps a srelched maniac!
II was not The ponderous rushing engine
lit, was one. having the form Of man,
uho. in defiance Of I'll right. scate,s
around him The seeds Of misery aud ,leslh.
For Ill The uesl,h such liquors ever pur-
chased, said the eloquent Chief Maeis-
irste, | would not stand in l..la, mans
place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20

efFalminF. Ths rforsfs u uhicb o.
3 .erosrlshrdis ssIy tiopis. seAslsi.nl
,nsfslr Il "a sis-<bssi. uhirh % shs'gd
|. ia sis " fsses-pDmp ecsi'gseas %
sls rkssG Nhes re ehrsais ssfhrifnl
" chsrrsS y IN ar. ne Isilsf o. FasIsss
: nlseed Il he feeder. and Is imnsdislF-
" discharged shrpssh he PIE Win sfs.,
ssloeily. snd psffsci sslsiy. Col. ksse'
shs lnssnlo,, Is Of opinion that an ouilsy
81 eco 600 would inssrs the nsnsmisfson
af lstsrs snd paeksgsx bslxfsn bosien
ssd Ns~ fcsk. wild psrfsei ssieiy, % ihe
space q half an he1Ei"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20

The GROWTH OF THE NORTHWEST
The Territory Of Wisconsin was set of
from Michigan and organized into Ter
rItorial Government in 1896. Its Who'll,
surface is estimated al AZ. 100000 arres,
oil which a liiile more ihan 10000. 900
has been surveyed. Tie first sales OF
public lands took place in 1895; the
amour, sold from tina, time till J.nuar, ,
1912, was 2,003,4ls acres, Tor the sum
OF s2.76i,762. The lead mines Of the
Territory will be an inexhauslihle source
OF wealth. According TO The census o.
1910, the whole amount Of le d pro,luc.
ed IN The United States and Territories
was 81 .236.i53 rounds, and the capilal
invested was sl,3i6,756. Of,his amour,
Wisconsin produced nearly one half, or
10, IFS $50 pounds; and The capital EN-.
ployed By her was 1864, 800. The as.
sessed valuation Of the real and person.
al proper y Of all its counties in the year
1919 amounted TO s8.O77.3G0.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20

ANOTHER New INVENTION. Bns-
ton Pos, Of Saturday gives this account of
an Invention, which. il successful, is ike
ly TO be formidable compe,itn to Mr..
Morse's magnetic telegraph:
We were highly entertained yes,er.
day afternoon by an exhibition of an in
ven ion for transmitting substances through
inbes or pipes. with great'yelocity. Iii.
the purpose Of this invention 10 irsnsmi,
letters or packages any distance which
may be desired win. The r,piduy almost
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-27
FOR SALE.
TOHN COOKE 81 Co, have iU.I rrceivcd

TOHN COOKE 81 %. have lust received
- per schr Leroy from New York, add are now
opening a fine assortment of FALL WINTER
DRY GOODS, to which they invite the attention of
purchasers. both Wholesale and retail. The Stock
is we'll ass 'rtcd an consists in part "a follows
lo"4, ll4 and l24 Ribbond Bound Whitney
Blankets Point, Dufae, and Saddle do; White,
Red, yellow and Green lanncls Green Btize ::
Brown, Bleached and Coloured Canton Flaunels !;
Dress aud Furniture Calicoes; Table Diaper, "a
and 10 4. wide; Ru>si, do; Birds Eye do Huchrr-
back do; Colored End Towels; Long Lawn and
Linen Cambr G; Linen Cambria HSndkerchiets .
Shccting, three vars wide Cation do, sane width =;
Black, Blue, Mixed and Fancy Sattincts 4; Tweeds
tnr Sack Goats Superior Buckskin Cassinets, Plaid
Cioaking; Black, Blue, Green, Clarot, and other
meres; BIackston Tweeds sNoolen Vestingi; Va
lencia do Superior Cashmere do Mixed Doe
skins; 1874 White Marscills Quilts paper Cam.
brio Furniture Checks; Br ,wn Holland; French
briggs Turkey Red Cniton, for Stripping; Gum Sus-
%p"nders; Cotton do Cashmere Slawls Imitation
Cashmere do; Datnask do; Shaded Giogharns;
Black Silk finish Tabbv Velvet do Sabine finish
do; Rich ALDER t Cords; Irish Linens Brown FIR. nch
do; Green Barrage. Embroidered De Lain Sha wis;
rolka Gimp Black Love Wells Black Italian Ora.
watts; Fancy do; Worsted Caps Donna Maria do :
Cnah.nere do; Pckin Hoods; Ladies' Silk and Kid
Gloves; Mems do Blcachcd and Brown Shirtings {;
Heavy Woolicn Kcrseys; Canvass and Pa iding ;
Black and white Virgins Cord ROY Furniture
Dimity do Fringcs; Watcred and Damask Mo.
rccns; Merino, Lambs Wool, Cotton, and Blu, k
skin shirts; Merino, Lambs WOOL and Cotton
Draws; White Lace Muslins Jackonet do; Null
d.; Cambria do Swiss do Fig'd and Plain do ;
Taricton do; Wash Blends; b Ibinets Thread La
ccs; E.'gings and lnsertings, Isle dc; Needles,
Pins, Cord, Tape, and many other articles too tcdi-
Also one thousand pounds Gill Nett Thread, in
] pound skcins. JOHN COOKE & CO..
sep 10 High ST., Portsmouth, Va.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-27
R,S SALE.-Purs,

NUMMISSION SALE.-Pursuant to a
" decree of the Conrty Court IF Norfnlk County.
pronounced on the 18th day of July, lS45. in a suit
he"cin pending, IN which
Joanna o'Brien and others are Plaintiffs,
and
Charles r. O'Brien is Defendant
We shall sell at public auction for cash, before Inc
Court House of said County, on MONDAY, the 9th
day OF October next, at ! o'clnck, p. NJ the LAND
and its Improvements in the sail decree mentioned
and desc lied az "a lot, piece or parcel of Land
with the improvements thereon, IN the Town of
Portsmouth, beginning on Queen street, twcnty-two
AMI a half feet west of the west line of Lot. NJ. OF
and running west on Queen street twenty-five and
n half feet, thence south one hundred and thirteen
ieet, thence east twcnty.onc and a half fcrt, thence
north to the beginning one hundred and thirteen
feet"
Sep ll-3tawtd II On NISSIONERs
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-27
THE PATENT GALVANIC RINGS. &
= Az Ell Ell ILn I'll. r...a.L.-LL- l.

~ FLUID.-Thi$ remarkable. dis
covcry has received the universal appreciation of
the Medical Profession of Great Britain. AMI has
been sufficiently long before the American public
PATENT GALVANIC RINGS have been found to
answer all the purposes for which oriinaiy GaIvan.
&c Battery or Electric and Magnetic Machines are
used, but are without any of The injurious SHOCKS
which accompany the applications by those in5tru.
IRrnts. aud in many other respects are more SAFE
and CERTAIN in accomplishing the desired object.
The Galvanic Rings have been used with perfect
success in all cases OF Rheumatism, acute or chron-
ic, applying to the head, face or limbs Govt, Tic
Dolorcux. Toothache, Bronchitis, Vertigo. Nervous
or Sick Headache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy,
Epilepsy, Fits, CraInp, Palpitation of the Heart.
hpoplcxy, Stiffness of joints, LuInba go. Neuralgia,
General Debility, Deficiency Of Nervous Energy.
and all Nervous Disorders. In cases of confirmed
Dyspepsia they have been successful. Their extra
ordinary effects upon the system must be Witnessed
TO be believed; and as a certain PREVENTIVE for
the above complaints they are equally to he recon-
mcndch. The Galvanic Rings are in every way
perfectly harmless, and are sold at prices TO be
within the reach of all. CRIsTfE's MAGNETfc FLuts
is used in connection with the Rings, to render
their 'fhcient action certain, and to direct the Cal
vanic influence to the particular poI tious which arc
affected.
For numerous certificates Of the highest charac.
ter regarding the efficacy of the GdIvanic Rings
and Magnetic Fluid, reference is made to former
Advertisements, or they may be seen Mt the office.
Only Agency in New. York, 1874 Fulton street, (Sun
Builoing)
TO guard against fraud, DR.. CRIsTrE appoints
but one Agency IN each Of the Cities of the United
States. The only Agency for the City of Norfolk
Is M: a. SANTOS for Portsmouth,, Va, CHAS. H..
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