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Ayg EsEEsge.

On Sunday the 18th INST, near Ligonier,
by Henry Lands, Esq, Mr.. JoHN j.
MILLER, Of Somerset County, to Miss
RosANNA BARRON, of Westmoreland Co.
On Thursday the S;h, by the same,
Mr.. MICHAEL SIPE. of Somerset town.
ship, to Miss MAGDALENA BEAsEcKER, Of
Jenner township.
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Clio Election.

The election in Ohio has resulted in
the election Of Wing Governor, II
Whig Members of Congress, and a Wing
majority in each branch of the State Le-
gislaturc. Particulars next week.
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The official paper, the UNION, inform
ed the public Yesterday that orders woald
be immediately transmitted 10 Gen. Tky-
LoRt0 terminate the asnisiicc, and adj
vance; and we understand that an officer
(Maj. J. GRAHAM will set oai this morn
ing with all speed for Gen. TAYLOR S
headquarters, with the orders alluded to
by the UNION Nat. Int. Oct. IA.
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MOre Glory.

Wing thunder, while it is rolling and
rumbling over our heads, comes boom
ing in from the North and South. Hear
Georgia.:
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e Printing Press, q

We wish 10 purchase secondhand
mtnage press. Any person having one
tor sale, viii please inform Us by let-
Ter, stating the size, price, &c.
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Somerset COuntu. SIS.

Somerset County, SIS.
,>Ss.:.<1< A 4 an adjourned Orphans
:INMs "a Court held at Somerset,
:Sss in and for said county, on the
'%s.'S 7lh day Of September. A.
d. lS46, before the Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion Of Samuel Gather. Esq.
the court confirm the IBquislion on the
Real Estate OF Rosanna Shaver, deed.
and grant rule on the heirs and legal
representatives of said dec d, TO appear
at an adjourned Orphans Court, 10 be
held al Somerset, on the 23G day of No
vember, next, and accept or refuse 10
take the real estate OF said deceased at
the appraised price.
Extract from the records Of said court,
certified this 7Ih day Of September. 1916.
w. II. PICKING,
octl3 Clerk.
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NEW &CHEAPGOODS.

FENEIE subscriber has received lrOnl
.he Eastern cities, and is now ope-
ming at his store North East corner Of
the Diamond. very large and general
assortment of Goods suitable for the
FALL AND WINTER SEASONS. J
among which are French and English
Cloths Of various eoIors. Also Tweeds,
Cassimeres. Salineis and Jeans, TarleIon
and Cecilia Cloths for Ladies dresses.
ALSO, Cashmeres. Alpacas,
Mouslin lie LANES. Caiicoes OF all qnaii-
ties from 10 25 cents per yard. Mus
l;ps from 4 To 10 cts. Silk and Thread
Lace. Silk Gloves Of superior quality
for ladies and gentlemen. together with
fine assortment of HARDWARE,
QneenS1care, Groceries, &c.
Boots and shoes Of all Kinds sad very
low. Weavcrs Reeds Of ssFy superior
quality.
All whieh will be so'd on ss rheap and
accomplishing terms. rs iiey can be had
west Of the Alitghsay aleus'ains.
s. TaEDU ELL.
somsrss,. seP: =, g.
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Somerset County, ss.

M 4 csa,, z" s'jsGi';' S.i1 s' s.ns'.... @5eea";.
ia and for said county. on lho
'S;Sfss seventh day Of September.
1916. before The Honorable Judges
thereof.
On motion Of Simon Gebhart. Esq.
The court grant rule on the Heirs and
Legal Representatives Of Abraham Col
born, deed. 10 appear at an adjourned
Orphans Court. to he held at SomerseI,
on ,he 23d day Of November next. and
show cause, if any they have, why ths
Real estate Of said deceased should not
be sold.
Extract from the records Of said court.
certified the 7Ih day of September. 1916.
w. II. PICKING,
octl3 Clerk.
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CE-The returns for Canal Commis-
sioner are IS yet incomplete. When re-
eeiyed IN fail, we shall spread them before
orr readers Powers majority viii be
ab0m 5000.
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The ensuing court week will afford oP-
portuniiies 10 those indebted to us, 10 dis
charge what they sererally owe. We
viii then have published the HERALD"
yocR YEARS, and such az have been re-
cpiving it all that time without ever pay
ing us a cent, can readily tell the amount
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CoUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED

lOU N l. III Ell l1l(S AhkEIS LII.
The Nashville Union Of the lst instant
SAYS: yesterday morning four men, cal
ling themselves VIM. G. Spencer, VIM.
Brown, James Johnson. ond VIM. Boyd,
were brought before Justice Ferriss on a
charge of having in their possession coun-
terfeit money. On an examination there
was found in one of their saddIebags be-
tween $4,000 and 81, 1000 of counter
felt paper money, on the Bank of Ken
tucky, he Northern Bank of Kentucky,
Yates County Bank at Penyan, New
York, the Planters Bank OF Alabama, mo
such bank in existence and banks in
Virginia. They had also in their posses
sion copper plates and other necessary
implements for engraving money upon all
the above mentioned banks. The engra-
wing for the Planters Bank of Alabama is
the same as the Planters Bank in Ten
nessee, with the exception OF the change
of the name of the State
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Somerset Lyceum. .
Notice.

HNHE Commissioners of Somerset
Il County will receive proposals for
supplying ,he court house, offices and
Jail with fuel. during the ensuing winter.
Proposals 10 be handed in on or before
Monday Of Court.
RI. STEWART.
Oct 81. IS4f,. Clerk.
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pv Divine permission, Rev. Messrs.
STEVENSON and 0aNEN, Pastors Of the
PRESBYTERIAN congregations at Councils
,t'a and Uniontown, viii deliver course
= ssrnoas, in this place anl also in Jen-
,sr commencing on Toesday evening.
Nay TO-, and 10 continue at intervals du-
riry the week.
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

The election of Congress took place on
Monday last, in Georgia.
lst Dist. King, (W) Cohen, IL F.
Chatham 606 395
no doubt, we should say, from this In
dication, that t. B. King, Wing, is re-
elected.
9TH Dist. Stephens, (W) Turner, ~
Taliaferro 42l 81
And this would indicote that A. II.
Stephens w is reelected.
9Th Dis. Toombs, w Turner, (L)
Lincoln 2l0 III
Richmond $50 304
796 42l
Mr.. Toombs has gained in these two
counties % votes. His majority in 1914
was 1865, and he is no doubt reelected.
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TR.7TERSE JURORS.

TR7J'ERSE JURORS.
BroihersvalIey Simon Hay
Hugh Srhr4ck
John p. Brubaker
Conemaugh Peter Heck man
Tobias Levlngslon
Lewis Umburn
Sionycreek John NJ sg
Charles Rehmsn
Conrad MYERS
MichacI Brubaker
Shade Joseph Leasure
Philip Ling
Jnhn Iianer
Samuel SIalIer jf'
Andrew Berkeplils
Milford David d. Miller
Henry Cramer
Jacob Iiumhert
Samuel SNYDER
Somerset ip. Henry Frank
Joseph Smith
Jacob Hanger
Abm. Beam
Christian Waller
phiiip Shsfer
Jenner Nn.liael IIorner
Philip Hoffman
Allegheny iieDrv Poorhaugf
Turkeyfoo. Alex. Cunningham
Aaron S,.hrack
Summit Rudolph l'oose
Southampton Daiel Camp
Paint Solomon Meyers
Wm. Dempsey
Peter Berkey
Berlin Samuel Philson
Qmemshoning Valentine Miller
Somerset br. George Pile
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FARM FOR SALE.

NTlLL he exposed 10 sale on FTi-
w day, the 2oh day ef Nooemher
meat, on the premises, at 2 O'Clock p.
NJ. ,he farm belonging 10 the estate Of
Christian Myers, late of Ligonier town
ship deceased containing
"a S 4 g :. e 8.
or ihereabuuls. The SAID lartn - situa-
ted in said Ligonier township, West
mnrelamd county, aud within 2 miles OF
the borough of Ligoner-adjnining lands
of Joseph Peoples, O'ilarras Heirs.
Michael Myers, Henry Myers and 9th
ers. There are Gn The premises good
DH'ELLING HOUSE.
a log bank Barn. good Spring House,
and never failing Spring. There is
also an excellent apple Orchard. &c..
about l60 acres cleared, SIS of which
are in good meadow. The cleared land
is under good fence, and in high stale
of cultivation. The balance is well tim
bered and Astounding with limestone and
coal. The land is Of first rate quality.
An indisputabe Title will be given.
Any person wishing 10 examine said
farm will call with Henry Myers. The
the terms will be easy and made known
OF the day OF sale.
~ TrC
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BALTIMORE Eiecfian---rar Mayor.

Baltimore EieCfien---For Mayor
The election for Mayor and city coun.
Gil in Baltimore was heldun "Wednesday
last, and resulted in the election of the
Loeofoco Candidate by majority of Ice
votes:
The American says:
The largest vote ever cast in Baltimore
was that of yesterday, the aggregate be-
ing l7,70l. At the State election held
last week the whole vote was 1860, be-
ing 1882 less than yesterday. At the Pre-
sidential election in 1874, the aggregate
vote was 1891.
The City Council will stand in the
First Branch ii Democrats, and 0 Wings.
In the Second Branch, to 5.
Last year the First Branch consisted OF
II Democrats and Wings, and the Sec
ond Branch Of 8 Democrats and Wing.
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TB p4LReR Esq. of philadelphia al his
~ l,sgaie aia Ccof Office, Is our authorized
sl5 fr oj;aiane advertisements and SUB
.,-,j.os f., The HERALD" and is clothed
,;,h li,H power 10 receipt for any monies paid
'fr, ~. ,hcse objects. His agency includes
~ following cilies. z:-Philadelphia, New
yorL. Baltimore and Boston.
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Those marked thus are elected a:
independent candidates.
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JURY LIST.
For November Term 1916

.gEJEsY LIST.
For November Term 1916
CuaAgxCIAo on THE l6rH DAT OF TIE
MONTH
GRIND JURORS.
Milford Wni. Henry
Henry Long
John lnield
WIN. Moors
Jacob knaSis,
Thomas Mason
David Phlippi Jr.
Summit Martin B. 10y
Peter Walker
Sioysiown George Fny
Southampton " &. CSppeller
Juhn Bowman
Addison David Campbell
Jenner Jacob Caver
joseph Haynes
Somerset r. Lauehion
Peter Frie,lIlne Jr.
David AnkeHy Of J.
Berlin Charles krssingsr
BroliersvalIey John kne2per
Turkey looi Jonathan Bnrnworlh
David Crossing
John Cramer oil 8.
Thomas Hanna
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18th daV of November,

Administrator. with The will annex j
October %, 1876,
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{ ;heir ARREARAGEs.
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30 SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TIME undersigned returns his respectful thanks
to he friends AMI the public for the great extent OF patron
arc h. be. received IN past years and sSgs leave 20 inform them
Tat his present, Arrangements Tot manufacturing CtscSs ~. most
nmph., and that those who deal with him will ht him 10 ready as
ever Co srloa the cheapest. nifcr, and most honorable terms, and
q ryuts the most ngid attention to their Interests
Having been excessively engaged in manufacturing Clocks for
more than twenty years past, i've believes he has had sufficient op-
portunnies for becoming acquainted with the wants OF Clock deal
.u a.a he would hereby respectfully inform all who maize their
parehasss of hnm. that they shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot be surpassed in point OF workmanship or hnish.
MS a well Known fact that several manufactures and dealers
1, constantly selling n worthless and article, abciedls
the genuine "Jerone Clock" which fact is an unwilling aehnow
.,dsment iron thrm) Of their superiority. fie trusts that purehas
srs viii appreciate the advantage Of buying direct from tie factory
In which case they will not be the subjects OF this imposition. Al
orders, ifaccnmpan MED with the cash, viii he promptly and faithful
yausnisAIo Strangers who send their orders by mail nuy rely
upon receiving thu aucnion as on personal application. Clocks in
tended fot Foreign Countries will be carefully selected and paesed
with reference 1. the various markets. Al Clocks purchased a
Tn. establishment are warranted 10 perform well, and the SAM
VIII be delivered on board boats or vessels free OF transportation
rhar-e. With assurances that every possible attention shall be
laid To the Interests Of his friends and patrons, he respectfully 90
eei,s the patronsg &c ofal.
Warehouse IN Philadelphia. nj 20 North Third Street
Warehouse in baltimore, at &c South Charles Street
FAcroAy In New Haven, on 81. Johns Street. between Hanhl
ION aud Market. oe a3-ly CHAUNCEY JEROME.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

VA ask the attention Of merchants making their purchases in
~ this market 10 our stock Of Fancy Goods, now in store, be
hsying shat they VIII hnd as large and varied assortment Of RICH
FANCY GOODS, as IN aEy one establishment in thus city: andOur
disposition and Denomination - 10 sell as cheap as similar goods
can be bought IA tins market We have recently Opensd all the
late styles Of
Dress silks, some yey nelE Laees, Shawls
Cashmere, deLains, Eobss Of every fabric and quality
Back Alpaca Robes
Cord and Blk Apaeca- great variety
Gro cs'Oneans Pads, California Checks
Emhrodenes for Wedin. and evening dfeass
Very rich embd white silks for wedding dresses
Gloves. Mus, Velvet CUFFS
French worked Capes AMI Collars
Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Ladies and Chidr-ns Hoods
Ladies and irf1nt' Dress Caps
Trimmings of every description
Fine green Berages
Bs and cord Cares Corft-
Bonnet ard Neck Ribands
Satin and Inserting do, &c.
Together with q large assortment Of STAPLE GOODS, such as
Btaehed and brown nomesues
Negro and Bed Blankets
Jeans aud EersCys. Saunsts
Paid Lirseys, Piigts. Cotton Bats
Ek aud white Wadding
Coils, Cashmere, and erelt variety or VI sings, &c.
To those who buy for cash, or 10 puuctuai customers W. will
offer great Inducements IN the above goods
81 ~ HAwls, VAN DEUREEN l. WARD
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WADE ". WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Frst Door hlSr tao ofy Bsi~l,
OFFERS for sllc-
~ 200 bugs Rio and Lasuayra Cod,e
100 do : Domingn do
100 do lava ard Manila do
20 hhds 2. Rico and ". Orleans Sugars
S 60 Cuba Clarified do
90 bMs y. Orleans do
20 boIes w. n ". Loaf do
DO Mol 90 Go
5 DO Purveried do
20 bha, Mchsses
20 bbs n. o. Mo,assrs
10 tons Tredegar Iron, ASSORTED sEss
5 do County do
l do BlHtrrei Steel
I do German do
goo kegs Mas
100 sidss sole Leather
100 boxes soap
so DO spern and TarOw CAME,
100 Wam. wrapping Paper
so do Cap and LeueT Paper
7 Ceroons Indigo
20 p~aekAgesG. P aud imPrTeA
5 do Bla-k 90
so sss. Po~der
800 bags Shot
10 Eess bar Lead
uerees Rice
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns. Manchester and other faetOrie.
5000 Ibs. DO Seine Twlne, Nos. 10 and 30
10000 lbs Bug.s Penny Bacon
10000 los Western Sides do
100 bh, y. {. Cut Herings
. puneheOns superior old lava Rum
TO bSs ne. do
? pipe. sup. Holland Gin
= half pipes sup. old Brandy, J Tennessee
do 90 DO DO o. DSpuy q Co
10 bbls Imitation do
} do sup old Peach do
10 do do do Apple do, 3ysas old
30 do Ri hsrdson's No. ! Whisky
so do Tuscaloon 90
IS do Monongabea Rye Spinis
loo do Cinennlu Reeuhed whiskey
: bids do
. pipes old l. ?. NJ. Wine
! pipe choice do 90
I do DO do
10 or pipes :. ". do
) do Bro Sherydo
! piPe q. l. Port do
Z Of pipes pure Juice do
10 bbls Sweet Malaga DO
20 ba,ket- Champagne, Anchor and other brands
DetnIchns, Spanish Segar~ Mustard
Starch. Coppens Alum. Alspiee
PEPPER Ginger Lamp Oh, Lard, and Shoe Thread
Wan a small bot OF n. Bumiey's sup. Family FIouT-aI
Of which will be sod al the lowest prices for cash, OF 10 pubctua
customers on the usual time. seq
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BALTIMORE LOCK lNFlRMARY.
b. E.PrattStrcet, near the Bridgc,
UNDER TRE sKILFUL CHARGE OF
DR. HARRIS,

In tho al ,,.l a
- w ~ auic.eu 'he most certain
chronic ,Tss,'oa. 80 = :. y IN particular disease and
T1s.S ny, . the Union
havinx for the ian o., :.
,rI., ,h. H., - - w aohshh'en IN Baltimore, been
up,n ,anbhe eon6d,n, 80 Wy suA pn.s oners a claim
eight years eIpeneue. could aad,r, y - '. ing pa'
ono a., ., ,.rs -" w. -le eshmory OF so,-
CIutE n .,D I, ~, .u'.sa sn' iron ms, once.
in from ~ to 4s hours IN mild ta,m.' ana = ast.h,
case, ,r.edly rr,,n,ra r. ,r,,"nn ~ Wy %o'' asgtavaIei
the beat nan Of his he N the .,UJs |, - - W. aesoieu
DR. Harris bic ns ptaet iea ob,. rv,,ion I'm -. -
and assure. thr ,s,,,,r, ~ -, =, ~ Aho~ieuse'
out e,aav.n,ion 4 y .,o,.o 90 - A"' anu aa'iee' Win
MARI rIIIst
DR.. II. has been CHASED IN n nor ,,,sr,,y.
tee han nny Other nsy.ei,n in ~ 10 Prse
The great suee,,s attending his praeue. has b,.n x.u ,r,.,.a
BY the aporoyaI az a Ji-r,rrin, nnh,. - 80 Neh sues'ed
ncnarkable for their ,ueesy and rs,,ir g. .~u . MN
arr-eable I'm t,,tr a, saInb,on. IN inana..s - ae a MIA .
manent cure in A, m,py bopr, !. /, E.n.,r ~, - q ~
weeks. F"1
Tho treaimen fDr. n r,o.l,..n n ,,.uo
Functions. !" not I%US1ss no y. ~ benign sSi, orerauon the digestive
are prod. eed by his mrd,eine.
DIR. u. aburs the pencous compound. Of Ms,eu,x R.i.,u,
Turpentne, Harlem OH. aud other disgu.tinR mixtures. me- eommon
resort Of the ignorant; but through sweet and purifying vegetable
remedies, drives out disras-, instead OF throwing Il back upon the
constitution; cleansing the blood, restoring v gor to The organs and
strength to the system.
l. THE: READE REMEMBER,
these important renedIrsare The result OF close application and Ell.
.hasu elpenshe,, inc genuine Offspring OF science. Their sam
i've influence has been felt and Acknowledged by untold numbers
omGo'th,s ouih East and ~e't-fum the lofty mOuntain' top to tho
n ~. nre, .o'' u Ii SaHe'-aH is made vocal BY the voice Ofeeho-
Dc H. may well congratulate himself upon the benefit aeeruins
nom 'oi'' " nloiee 'h he isihif perm tied TO dspense
. noanhs oaNn lome ahlilsd' a position n"re e"vtabe than The
s"''a"'Ohe Of e""n pt"liss, monaish.
IhAE iEbN TINE.
ie, ue unto',unl,' de'oer. D, false pleasure beat In mind when
s",on - nn'n, uA, Jun sno y . o',n at,n aPph
e es % n,'sen PHysetaS, a. IheJ MOI ohy OBTAIN feleI from
pnn = !. - ~ a" e'uoe yea hs'nnuo hluIy' out
!. q 1n",IS hr H. 49, ~, "ae "a N sena'ses a
"PHas nav % 'OLh,neo " inc
rn,ias &C. ~ 1c,sI.n, a. 80 '" us u
:" - ~ ,h" VI, uoN.' 4 "s
Ji.rolorEng hlnt,hs. ILL ,.st,ns - 80 80 -.
-. 80 a. a a. -n 80 Pn"., 80 w VA upn.p
~ ~ ns .iW"t "en ID 70 ''
- sh,,ta" e., 80, ~ 80 - ~" D" - ~ "nme " " -
49, ~ LIS. ~, ~ -, ~ - =, y, .ns
uis 'l"L % no, oe Iu,souSn ma meIe se
.s "Vus 49, ~"
,1 ms-u w ~. NV me- 20 y. voAy OF q
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4 DON TO YOUR INTEREST," The

IL .enbsr- would nc specially inform their erstomers, and the
public rrnrfaIy. that they have r.eeiv.dtheir usual large suppy Of
the most m -hlonable aud other kiBa. NJ ready made CLOTHING, tor
wister wear aRdto which they are making constant additions scui
weekly, .stng Of evefy variety cfd,arabic C1oakH CoauSveys
Pants. drawers. sh.rs. Conau Ro-oms. Stocks. soeks, ldkfs.
su.p+rds- &C. Sc-~ih whics they will be pleased to at them
u the hca style ard upon the most reasonable terms.
Thu pains they hsv. nkcn In the selection OF their materials to
secure goodness and beauty, As well as the care they have taken IN
having thsn made up under thct own supervision To secure dura
hnty aud nsatneS VI IT, makes their as~orn,nt one peculiarly
desirable to select from. to alpcrSnns. Can and see for yourselves
ct HOOPER a CRAFTS Virginia Clothing store.
roT-tf No. a.. MAN 1t
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PHILIP NJ. TABB & son,
ExEEyAI. AGENTS. AND o

odee. on Main street, opposite Exchange Bank.
A TTEND To THE COLLECTION OF CLAIMS Of ever
N description; Renung oLt, receiving the rents and selling res
p,operty IN town OF the adjacent county; Hiring out NegroeA col
Getting their hires, and dsposing OF them Al public or private sale
su3 ~
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w ~Ath Ch q q Nnendaa n he public. Al Olr
au Us BROOKS. BEI.I. n HUDSON.
DIR. CHRIsTIE,s
GALVANIC N
MAGNETIC FLUID.
'INHlS remarkable invention, which has re-
ecivcd The almost univer.ai appreciation OF the medical pro
GaTsnsn.. a |. remedial agent. ;, % n sS.'s s2 ns,s, Application Y sn Of
Gaisanc Batteries, Electric and Magnetic MACHINE. &c me- en-.
Piled without any OF the objection. which are in-parasIe rrom nm,
general mode now in use. The sIonx doss. and at irregular inter
ncunect' amer a fair and impartial trial. To be pEuDrpLy isJuslor..
and II was TO remcdy this radical defect that ti. new Application
was projected which, amer unccasinE toll and perscv, rance. Ia,
been brought to its present state OF perfection. The GAlvAsic Rlsa.
othrf fcspec's ire mote sATE and ckRrAis In accomplish NJ the
d,sirrd object
Tn, G.LvANr Riso. u.d In connection with the M.osrre
IRON A. EsTEEntrp GA usuE.ITHy srarr o. Inn NERVOUS o. VI
rat sYsrEs. and ,hese complaints are among the most painfuI and
universsito which We III subject. They arise, ~i'hou, exception,
frou one silnPc eausc-a arrangement Of the HevousI ~ st.n-and
IL was In these cases that other zen, dies having so o ten lail,d.
new agent was wanted whieh IL 10 confidently believed. h. bees
found m the proper aud ISiieIous application OF csIvapism.
The G.Lv,stc Rises have been used with entire success In an
care. OF Rheumatism, acute or chronic. applying To tn. head, fac.
or iinb.; Gout, Tic DOsorvuI, TOOthaehe, Bronehiu,. Vertigo, nervous
OF siek Headache, INDIGESTION, PARALYSIS Palsy, Epilepsy, Pits.
Cramps. falritaiion OF The Heart Appopicr, sunhsss OF Joints,
spinal Complaints: Lumeaso, Neuralgia. Neryoa. rtvno-, Dir,i
ness OF the Head, Pains In the Chest and Side, Gunersl Debility, liz
heieney OF Nervous and Physical Energy. AMI an Nervous Disorders.
In case. OF confirmed Drsrrrsi.. which b, simply a nervous de-
rangenent OF the digestive organs, they have bccu found equally sue
eessfni Their crtraorinary effects upon the system uud be wit
messed to be believed, and a eeuainr EryEsuvK Tor the preceding
eonnpia,n,s Tie, are equally recommended The Rrse. arc OF different
Prices. beng mad OF all stEe-, and OF vanoa. Ornamental patterns,
and nbe worn by The u,ost delicate female without the slirhtrs,
inconvenience In fact the SENSATION srather aetecsbc than other
Necklaces, &c.-in som- cases NJ n very .sye,e eharaeterand
OF long standing. the power as applied BY the Gaivanie Ring, 4 not
heahh The improved modification IN the G,Lv.sc BKLrs, BH.or
tfrs' &C, entirely remedies this objection; any degree Of power that
mysterious agent of Galvanhsm can effect will fail To be permanen MT
v shr,a. These article, are adapted to the waist arms, wrists.
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IIAvING been al great expense and trouble, l have al last sue
coded in procuring Faint thai will keep WHITE, and shin
,ouaI To the best polished white doors And l can oder Il to M
friend. Mt A muehIess charge than the old plan Of polished work
Specimens can be seen Of the work, at my shop.
Ro. MOTT, Painter,
Et,A. G,u.r