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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. Two children,
ono aged four and the other three years, a son
and daughter of Rev. Isaac Hunt, pastor of the
NJ. f. church Of Little Falls, N. Y, were suf-
located at the residence of their parents, on
Thursday last. The fire which caused their
death, took in clothes press which stood near
the children's bed.
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EXPEnTTF0US ROUTE,

ingdOn, Bcl-Air, SpCSuHa EarraWs, MictaelsVille
&C, tIdifN'd 10 si.s ~
Inington aud BaIinnre Railroad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore, from
GEfff.A Pratt street Depot, in the Cars al o'clock
FT-5EE5FJ A. NJ for PeHymanstilIe. Ca arrival there
~ .-cGnVey2nces will ba in readiness for The
above nah"d places and nGighbDFAOod BY taking
tins route tc passengers " III arrive or hnnrs N I'd
vance o any 1iher line. 10 Fare from Baltimore 70
Perrymansvile, t2l CONT. snoG
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RoDneR CAUGHT A blacksmith living at
Troy, has been identified as the person who
robbed Mr.. Davidson, of Kingston, of Sl,4Oo
in gold, short time since. He is brother in
law of MIR. D. The money was found in his
house, and on Saturday he was arrested.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

PRoGFEss Or READING. Two hundred and
fifty new bulldogs have been erected in Read
ing since Spring, twice the number ever before
bnilt in one Season.
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The Pork BUSINESS AT TnE Wrsr. Thc
Cincinnati Gazette Of Saturday, has tie col.
Owing paragraph:
Hogs. a sale yesterday Of 800 head in tbs
pens, averaging 100 lbs, not TO be killed till
cooler weather but paid for now, at 81 per 100
log. tlessrs. Davis s. Brothers and Henry
Lewis commenced cutting Yesterday. Each
had in hand lot OF about 200 hoad, bought
on tho hooks at 81. They have other lots to
cut to-day. For one lot of ago head. in the
pens, 81 was offered, hut declined the by ounGr
who will to-day commence packing them on
his own account.
The following ia from tho louisville Courier
OF Friday:
Fork. We understand that the packers it,
this city have already purchased about IS, 900
hogs, and still continue TO contract for al offer
ed at p5. lad 90 nett, and s2. 15a3 90 on foot.
They are represented to be unusually fine and
heavy. 1t is estimated that at least 10000
hogs will be Eillod and packed here this season,
which is double the business of last season. II
rs understood that ii the weather is favorable,
all the houses will be in iull operation on the
18th. Some $50 hogs were killed al the es-
Enlistment OF MesSrs. A. $. White & Co., on
last Tuesday.
a letter from B. merchant in Louisville,
says;
! have made dligont inquiry respecting
the prospects Of pork this season, and fad
by mems opinions that can be relied on, that
the quantity in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and
Tennessee will be one-third greater than last
year. The great excitement owing to forelen
news, has caused them to pay az high as ST.
but they have begun TO hold off, and will not
pay over sS l-2.i The packers at Cincinnati
calculate that there will he packed at that
place 225, 900 hogs, at Madison IS 900, and at
this place 1875 900.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-12

EMcRATiNG TO THE Wgsr. About 200
Pennsylvania Germans, frorn Beaver and West
moreland counties, have emigrated to SAelby
county, Mo-, where there is colony Of 5000,
Some 500 more arc to start shortly.
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BY TIE b.4y LINE, C.8RGIIhG TEE GREAT
CENIR8L tHFT"D ST.iii& R.EFL,
IL N0W IN EDHl FhEEE DHDRLh. iih
three hoa)i On The Bay, viz: GUOEGIi, Captain
Cannon, HERALD, Captain Russ, y. and JEW i,SS
Hp'a'n sutton; ami tW" on James Rover. W.: CUR
MS rE' X, Capt ia Davis, ana ALICE, capt. Skin
Har i'i "S which tr1nihnntS not surpassed in thu
Union tor speed, sirGngl IN and comfort
~ tn wei kIu"n, cualogiabr, pleasant sair Hud
popular route. Wa Chesapeake Bay 10 Norfolk, Va,
~ James Mvcr IL Jity pu.at, Va. br steamboats,;
'hcne" Dr Railroad TO i'cierslulg, Va, Wcldra md
wilmington, y. g.. gnd thence by STEAMBOATS, to
ChdFr'nn ., &. (%i,hDgt loss ri sic, e, and ia IN
pheasant ch2gu2 ct rass"u gers and taasaer Through
10 N"'fits'oh III y hours, OF as short ine as any
cth'f route,
SCHEDULE:
ii i-tr-'En leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore,
SA.s i4ttFS 1i'i t"rccpt SUNDAY al c'cnal, r.
:fAS I1'iaiaiSs h the STEAMBOATS, GEORGIA. capt.
cannon, o. HERALD, capt. Russell. Ar.ivinl al Nor
So!| cater good niahi's sltePl by o'cack, AN.
3 aissltX IheElr up Jones River, with its
&I@~'3H.7eitI Steamboats, CURTIS PECK, Cauiaii,
puTis, or ALICE, Cart. Skinner, to Civ Point RAD
Road 20 Petersburg, two hours ahead OF the Gysct
IGU Linz leaving Baltimore rs same :ir,DcnrS
where tbc two lines anial.arnatc 10 the oElh Win :.
continuous line from Charleston. :. G.. to Mobile and
New Orleans, h. ar iA' most c2nUrbi, and sAcit 4,
route SC@ih.
FARE REDUCED,
Through IL, Ike rom Baltimore le Caar,r,t on,
8. G. have always been sold BY !his linr.
Chceriu'i$ fecri'Id, and promptly paid 10 all
'"hcGi'c"' 'of..'''. ....S2i ,N
Through tickets TO ami from Baltimore Nor
felix or Portsmouth, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G,CG
Through tickets 10 and ftnm City Point, Peters
burg and Richmond, observation-disclosures. 6ol
IhIGush tickets 10 and from Weldon, n. ga. 4Gt
" g 10 and iIom Frarkln or Black
wafer, y. C....... Observation-Disclosures. est
The PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD i.
sgi.gFStg running dai!s 10 and iiOnn Weldon, there
tr:5r.slSsS9 connecting with the Passengers going
s&s.SSs-. SOVti > or hours ahead Of the Great
Ho"'arrn diti Line a Weldon, by which line travel
lii TO and rom E!ach Uatcf and Other Plit~ OF North
carolina ave accommodated al the above rates.
W If1yrl!eiE may rely OA tl.e a0Oyc d the truth,
and without deception.
U- TravCiiGrs viii please attend our Soliciting
Agent who hands Won this Bin, lrha piH ,ijiGe tht
a!sdoods Of e Greet Sou'ac.A Ma! line. Ly sntng
the t'nth Hand your checks to him or our Porter
III the depot yard, (N"rtok Line 0u his haIj wl,D will
attend To yohr baggage, ana conduct y,iI 10 the boat
ol' T.SNEPPARn, Agent.
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Chemist and Perfumer, M.

% TUITu NIIttl- Dtll7N JhFNlNI, Fhldd q,
Ana Tor sale m Baltimore by lie following Agent.:
J. Bodry, 2lO BALTIMORE n. ". Robinson, cor Cav
and ShralOga-Sts; Mortimer y MOwl raw BaiO. and
CHARLES sts Thos. p. Harrison, 2i3 BaIlnore-st; F.
tictey n Sons, 2Hk Ba tmore-st; a. Croyeau III
BaIIimNre-si; Coleman & Rogers, I73 Ratnnre- 81; :
Z. Vinchestcr, 1856 BalrmOre-~I; Z. Hail. / > Bajto
ST. j. NJ. laroqnr, Baltic. and Haris0n-St: las r. DE
Lacour, d59 Baltimore 81; NJ. :. Thompson, Howard
aud Fayg''e-sts; =. =. Rogers, Howard AMI Marion
SIS; J. w. Rarry & Co, Bate. Feall .sts
nl IL uNhIhI,lni
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SAD ACCIDENT. A young man named Read,
of Warrick county, Ia, was killed on the a5th
ut, by Mr.. Castle. Read was up tree in
pursuit Of game, and Castle mistook him in
tho morning twilight for a coon.
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.,s.sz FOR ANNAtsstIIW. ..a M

Il, ..pa=Ss FOR ANNA colts, "a ~
'.Nsg g@ t;ssagp BRIDGE, AND EASrDN. The fine
sN;'f,al1Sessh Stcnincf MARYLAND will leave Bal
liIHnre on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MOlN-
INC, at o'lock, for the places above named start
ing from inc lower end OF Dugan's wharf, and rrury
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
jyl2 l., G., IAYINR
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Snow. There were ten inches Of snow near
Cumberland on Sunday. On the Sd inst. the
snow was scvera, inches deep on the noun.
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CENSUS OF NAUroc. A census just taker
makes the population Of Nauvoo, ILL.,, the Nor
mon city, OCT.
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New ENGLAND SOCIETY. The New Eng
land residents at Washington have formed a
Society, to be called the New England Society
of tho District OF Columbia.
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VOTERS IN INDIANA. According to the CEN
sgs OF Indiana, Just taken, there are I54, 774
white male citizens in that State over Il years
of age At the Governors election last year
lao, 154 votes were poiled.
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PRoMorEoN. Ex-Presidcnt Lamar, of Tex
az, row resides in Bieolyn, n. Y, and s talked
OF for Mayor.
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Sy-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, * BALTf
al ORE CLIPPER is furnished 20 subscribers, by care
go carriers az only sir and quarter cents per week
sEyabls to the Carriers Only the end of saca week.
The Clipper will also b. sent, Icy mail, to distant
TatscTihera at the rate Of tot Dollars per ycaIpay-
uk,., always, in advance.
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EnR 1EIrls,t,r,utrlll,t,

sNgEtXN FVfA z 4 . W Z
~. q sEssy5szuds CENTEEFlLLE. The steamer MA.
".t'ths&- RYLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at : O'Clock Ior the above
places and return day, leaving Centre>iile al
" O'clock and Ehcste'own at half past 10 O'Clock,
for Baltimore.
ol7 IEMSIEI, G., TAYLOR Master
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NESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER u. 1915.

TIE Mr"PHts CoNyENrloN This body,
composed Of some OF the most talented men in
The cocn;Ty, will assemble at Memphis, Tenn,
to-day. Asits deliberations arc looked to with
some interest, we may state ,aat the following
subjects will engage its attention:
/. The Military and Naval resources Of the
Mississippi Valley, and its ability to create and
sustain steam Military marine.
.. The improvement Of the Ohio river, and
the subject oi' 6. free Canal 1T the Falls Of the
Chic.
s. The Improvement Of the Mississippi river,
and its tributaries.
4. A Western Nationa! Armory.
.. A National Ship Canal, 10 connect the
Mississippi with the Northern Lakes
6. Mail routes to the Western rivers
:. \ military road through the Public Lands
in the Southwest.
s. The reclaiung the submerged grounds
along the margin of the Western rivers.
Q. The growth of Cotton.
10. Manufacturing 10 the South.
II. The completion of the Railroad from
Charleston to Memphis.
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WINTER. The snow was three inc es deep
at Utica on Sunday morning.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL. Miss Bramson
is giving concerts in New York.--lhe Slo-
mans have been on Western tour.-Iem
pleton is still at Boston, as is also Jim Crow
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell, and Mr.. Crisp
and Mrs. Mowatt. keans are announC-
ed to appear at the Park theatre, New York,
for three nights, and then proceed to Boston,
]. K. Scott is at the Bowery, with Blanchard,
the Rivers Family, and othors.--Mr. Wal
colt is at the New York Olympic, DIR. Valen-
tine and The Anglesa Singers at the Alhanl-
bra, and the Acrobat Family at the Chat
ham. Mrs. Cole is among the prominent per-
formers at the Bowery Circus. In fact the the.
atrical and musical profession in New York arc
doing an excellent business, no less than five
theatres and one circus being open at present,
which, with the numerous concerts, cause an
outlay Of about $40, 900 weekly. man
aver of the st. Charles theatre at New Orleans,
has engaged for Il limited period, Mr. Booth,
Dan Marble, Mr.. Conner, MIR. J. M. Field, MIR.
Crisp, Mrs. Mowatt, MIR. II Placlde, Miss Ju-
liza Tutnbul, Miss Clara Ellis, Mr.. w. Fl.
Chippendale, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. J. NJ. Field,
Mr. and Mrs. Skerrett, Miss Mcbride aud 9TH
ers,-Mrs. n. Hunt is at the Albany Muse
um.---The Charleston theatre has been open
cd by MI. Forbes, with Oxley and MISS Ellis
as stars, --Mr Brougham is to mako Soc
thern tour this season.
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THE BRITISH Navy IN OCTOBER, ls45.-
We learn from the London limited Service Ca
zettc, that the number of British National YES
sells in commission on the It'll of October last,
were: Steamcrs-S9, of which IS carry eco
guns; the balance, 81, are unafmed. Sailing
Vcssels--235, Of which 2lS carry 27s2 guns;
the balance, II, are unarmed. OF the sailing
vessels, % are ships Of the line, carrying from
- to 1870 guns each. OF the steamers two ara
of Iron. Ofthe unarmed Sailing vessels, (fri-
gates and ships Of the line, used as troop ships
and for guard and hospital ships, others trans
ports, store ships, &c. The gins OH board the
Steamers are generally Of heavy calibre, and
modern construction. This number does not
include the Post-OIiicc Steamers, or Sailing
vessels Of any kind, nor does itnclude any part
Of l!lo East India Company's Marine force,
which is not uncomfortable.
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HEALTH OF New YoRK. In the city Of
New York, there were but 1876 deaths last
waok---sa men, 80 women, d boys ami 81
girls. Deaths from consumption Sc, dropsy l,
fevers ., inflammation AZ, small pox 6.
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=; rxs1.ss GlTEXETS' ISI3n E6@S5
5!sE5goE7sSos@ TO PHILADELPHIA, ay (h- ,nss1i
IHoipSAflsSZ did and well known SEA. qa,7, 'YlFs
SilTuTi0N and GEORGE WhSHlhtg7ug. ii .
fIenchfown and Newcastle R,jlroal, i.,so liiyfH'.
~ WHARF, (foGt OF IoGih street .!lr9nr1i:..
DAlLG, Except Sundays at * O'ciO.A Pr.
W. Fare through to PHILADELPHIA ..... az.
SUPPER provided on board.
az. RETURNING superior S,s.7-lh>si ., =
bhHi M'tkia leaNts Dock street whsgs t1li4.;,.,.
Fhia Il! - O'clock, l.. NJ Dolly, SUNDAYS tr.,.r;A
as tFRi y. CRAWFORD, Glega
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EIHuR ANNAPOLIS.
Mf rtS-TDa ,~t f,.,-,r,r-..-


III EASFON AND CAMBRIDGE
u esg~1s The steamer OSIRIS Can't i0Fgry
Ieyf s!sssss, d. TURNER, VIII leave Cos,nere- "a.
'Nns'', ''~s''ss wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING.
at 'c'och, i"t the above places and yrgtn nayf a,
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY N1BNrME'
at 0'cl"eh, and Eason al q O'Clock, lo1 Annapolis
aud Baltimore, Wv
P'atiso to A"napo''i,'.. ...:.......T5 CESTE..
" 10 EnStOD or CaH!h:itgc....&F,EO
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, we Ln,4
ing, 81 Niclael,s aHd hpson via Miles E.ycr F,Yr-
20 ruSinn.l VIII leave toEIm'rc -. " are e.ery
MONDAY MORNING, n O'Clock: am r ,g,,rs nsyi
DAY, leaving Miles River Ferry very r. aisy NJ ,y-
my at O'Clock; 1t MiCEacl's, =! Wye Itl,jnr l,I
"Cst k"cr i !, Tor Annapolis ana Baiii,aoU.
Passage i1 Annapolis. rs C|.n,s.
To west RiVCr.,...............Ail
TO Wye, st NIich8cl's, or Ferry $50
FOR GENTEEFlLLE AND CHESTER.,OW
ntaVtS Lulnmerct street wharf every HEDisESnAM
MORNING, at O'Clock, and rttutH lie sat7, Js-,
touching at Corsica at 10! O'Clock, aud Chester A. ~
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage Sl
FOX ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Le3yp.
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY hfOEE-
INC, at O'Clock, and returns day leaving peal
River at ~ O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baitimc,.
Passage TO Annapolis - cts. To West River al.
JOHN ID. TURNER,
ap29- "a office lower end Commercial. Ro,,
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IMPORTANT TO TIE BLIND. The hoston
Medical Journal proposes to transplant the
transparent cornea from young animals to the
eyes of blind persons who have had their
clouded corIeas dissected out. This has been
done by DR.. Pauviez, of Lille. He took one
from dog and placed it upon the eye Of a
girl who had lost her sight by the small pox,
and she was thereby enabled to perceive light,
but not objects.
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY

1saLsass - -, sz.r> ~ hH,' VI LAW hH0F-
EESItitH Ell IA TON AND Il AhTihQ
sss1cs.isss3 bkAAisFsS, RAIL ROAD. via Hayrr q.
Gtace Eik,on, Htmingtan
and Chester
THE MORNING TRAIN Leaves the Dcpot. Pat,
street palhl except sundays al o'c.ocd 4. ~.
Passengers arrive at Phiadripla in full lrrie IA Gov,
tinuc on by the Mail Train for New Yort rrachi,-
tIatcIiy by 10y O'Clock the same evening! FARF as
SUNDAY EVENING MAIL TRAIN, the or,v
M 'hat departs from baltimore sundays Cor Phf-
adeipha, is the NAL train which leaves brstf d..
Depot, Baltimore, at O'Clock, 2. NJ; and !oaVeo phi
ladeiphia at i O'Clock, p. ii, for Baltimore. fARp a.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATING TRAIN
rare sl.5o. through to Phndephia. Tie Pas.a-
ger cars o Philadelphia, attached TO VIC rre w rf,,r
%lll rave the Pratt street Depot On EVERY hFTEp
NOON (rHcer Sundays at ,! o'clo, l. and asivr i,
fhiladephia the came night. WV 10
NC, Tickets for the freight aud accomns.d,,oo 1r,,,
hIsl De procured at The office beloe skne seats 10
me cars, otherwise full fare As CHARGED h he rerusr
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Use BALTIMORE MARKET. The last Blooms,
boro' Odd Fellow has this paragraph:
Baltimore. The merchants of this city have
done an unexampled fall business, ard all
owing to thoir very liberal disposition and
chcopness Of their goods. Country merchants
have aseertained the fact that going to New
York or Philadelphia and paying SUCH eaor-
NOUS tre'ghts on their goods, is all nonsense,
and have wisely concluded to make their pur-
chases in the Monumental City, and they now
flock in from East TO West and from Moth to
South. 1t is right they should do So
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PLUMP AND PLAIN. A Southern Editor
makes the following frank announcement:
Eve shall not support any man for Office
short Of Ten Dollars, besides his annuuciaton
fee. That's whattho lawyers charge for attend
ing TO an assault and battery case, which is a
light and lovely occupation compared with
that Of ed,toriaIiy attending to candidates
case, to say nothing Of the awful wear and
tear of conscience IN this peculiar branch of
our business"
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1E9DE COLOREG THiBEC stXAWf.s.
WI An assortment Of mode colored ThibstShRWis
with ard without silk friuges
Also, rich Tnrkerl ssuAWLS, Just received.
HENRY W. COOKE,
oSo corner Hanover and !, anIuard sts.
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TO he had Of J. p. Williamson. Cnrn5E Of Gay
a@d Zig" streets G. X. Tyler, corner Ct H.gh and
BGitit1NrC-Sts; Cooper, conner OF Oglen& end Ej"N
streets WiSeman Wroth, Lig!t,St., opposite DIV 4
EoFgs; }. A. Sawyer, conner OF P!att and PScs~,s
y. Perkins, corner OF Baltimore and Green stca,s,
Kramer, Frat street; 4. Fischer PenEsl ,Inia &c
nue.; or of the General Agent,
w. X. DRRfCK, Druggistand ApO'aac9y.
aS-tt Corner buIdW and f. -sf.. la
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EWAs F0UND--h Hair Br,crlft, with Gold
w Clasn, which the 1-sner can have by anpiyiHg
TO JAMES NJ. HAlG, 1911 BaltiEore St,
hJ VI above South.
4nLAhh BOON S-Dt eyvry Aescfpti II con
a9 stauuY on h nd for sale or made r. order AZ
PARSONS, pRESrON * KUkTZ'5
Cheap Book S'nre. 81 Pratt t.,
next to the Railroad d. pot.
NIB. Books. MAGAZINES, Pamphlcts Sc, bourd
or Tehound III Tive neates, style AMI ia the shortesl
possible une, as
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SELLERS GREAT NEMHDY

IVF IlTfT I01ENT0tNJ, n NtINNl F10tt COl',
h WTEATEOA is asked TO The following htatn-
IA. ineAt of Sam'l McHord, Esq. q WtlIsturg, 4:
NEIsBrRG, Va, VIA! 26tl', 1875.
hereby ccrty ih:.l was afflicted Wi'h the Llsrr
Compliant and fhthsic for loUg 'i:nr, being
than year under The Of a Ihyscian thai ths
disease instead ii being relieved hy The Wedicrrs
took, kept gradually getting worse NJ body sssctisI
so that was unable To si0np low Cgh 60 tie TT
shoe When the disease VA at the NoEt, WAR;
commended to Try scilCrs' Liver Pilis did 80, and
was relieved ert all! by tie use I'll Tho 'at box, sgA
cOmptCteIy cMTe& BY The sCcond.
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next her, with one small hand clasped IN he!
own, sat her mother. Her staining gaze, was
fixed upon tho palld couhtenance OF her, who
was her earthly ido--wth the calmncss OF des-
pair, she listened to the hoaving breath Of her
,;,,,, Il:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29
GALVANIC RINGS.

THE PATENT GALYANIC RINGS-DR Il n.
CHRISTIE respectfully in;onn, the American pablIc
ia hc a;eiy arrived from England fox purrcs, ..
Introducing tth. country, he Bosel application %. FEC
d-c0f cred by MS greur Prot Herman Cr--
% Of London. In October asi This discovery a, received
s universal appro6aOn Of the medical proiess % Great
Baia who hcye pronounced II elnong the important
Of modem scientific inventions. Tie PArEar G.LYANIc
Rises have been found 70 al The puTc-.s bicl,
The OrGipy rgac battery, e.sc;Tlc aEd magnetic
cres used, but without any OF te injurious
which sv .accompay the application by these nstF'-
eni and IN many ohef respects more safe and certain
IN accomplishing the desired obcc'.
The Gayanc rings bay been several rontEs before
tie Ems sh public and the universal reputation they hay,
acquired sufficient evidence OF fer extraordinary power
in prevention and cre OF the diseases for which they
recommended They bcca Used with perfect success
IN MI cgSes vi Rheumatism Gogi, Tic Duerrsix, Sick Head
achc Ind g--ton Paralysis Suh Joints, General Debility.
Deficiency of Nervous Energy and nj Nervous Di-DdeT
The avuni- which they pcsse-- gradual and coii
s,sil aud the beneficial ehec- they produce upon the
len, must bc be believed The Cavanie Rings
are in every perfectly harmless sold prices
10 be within the reach Of all desiFous ottesng their eescy
Dr. Crsic ;le American public from III, beginning.
70 bryy Of SPURIOUS .IsUns TIE only Agency al pre-
s.nf in the United states Is ~ l3i FULTON->IhEEI,N
few doors from Broadway, in s C.t and from the secret
process hy which the metals prepared ip be redsTtS
sensitive nd efficient ell limitations mus, he enrey devoid
Of any gavanic eject CgisrtEs MiGNEliS fLgip ,
Ia connection with the Rngs, more cScn.c ts0fde'-a
and 10 accelerate the gaivac scuon u only 70 n
Ut the came place H-0'