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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07
Meier AnOll7a to Fail!
DIR. OSCOOD'S
INDIA CHOLAG OGUE,

DIR. OSCOOD'S
INDIA CHOLAG OGUE,
For Fsrer and Rgue, Dumb .ague, Ch'3
fsrer, Intermittent Fever, and tbs
various forms Of tie Bill
ious diseases,
EkEsIGNED especially for those affections d
~ the LIVER, and other internal organs, which
attend diseases of bilious climates.
Those who are suffering from the above diseases
as also those who kave become invaliJs from theft
affects upon the constitution, will find the lsDll
CHoLAeoeuE an invaluable remedy for purifying the
blood, promoting the discharge Of bile and thorough.
ly removing from the system the morbid effects on
bilious climate.
Residents Of bilious climates EMIenANTs, a
persons trovelng through infected districts eoaa'
try will find the Cholagogue an invarable and aS'
soiute PREVENTIVE.
Each bottle of medicine is accompanied with
Pamphlet on the Causes, Treatment, and Cure
with full directions a copy of which may be had
gratis of the undersigned agent in Bloomington.
supply of the above invaluable medicine ju"
received and for sale by the undersigned sole agent
for this vicinity. PLlNY FAY.
August 2, lS45.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

I" the year 1850 a celebrated natusalis, fol.
'o~ed butterfly nine miles before he was able
to catch him.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

THOMAS DARE,
MANUFACTURERS OF COPPER, TIN AND
SHEET IRON WARE, AND DEALER
IN STOVES, HOLLOW-WARE, &c.
CHEsrxur STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW SECOND,
BLOOMINGTON, IOWA.
N EEPS constantly on hand large and select
N assortment of STOVES and HOLLOW
WARE, among which may be found Reesorss Inn
proved Premium Cooking Stoves. of all sizes; Rec
sor's Patent Double Oven Cooking Stoves, super
seding the Queen of the West; Cooks Favorlte
Cooking Stoves; Coal Stoves and Crates. OF all Sc
yes; planished urns Of all kinds also, plain crys.
talized and Japanned work of all kinds-aii OF
which will be sold. at wholesale and retail, as low
as they can be bought in the eastern markets.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

The use Of hair powder is said 10 have been
driven out Of England by famine, because the
no0r used to whissn the heads of the army
would feed $4,000 people:
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07
PLOW" .aGENCr

Flow AGENCY:
TINE justly celebrated "Galesburg'' or Eclipse
l. Plow, manufactured by H. H. Nav. Also
Mays Prairie Plow, for breaking prarie with two
horses, for sale by BRIDGMAN.& WEED.
Bloomington, July 10, 1916
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

II OOKING GLASSES for sale by
IL Sent 81 Bn1pexAS & WrEp.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

III 10 COFFEE, IMPERIAL AND YOUNG
H HYSON TEAS for sale by
Nov 20 j. BENNETT d Go
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

TERRITORY cnpos os OF IOWA }ss.
District Court, Of said county; to the March Tern
A. D. 1876.
Francis Richards,
vs.. > ASsumpsIt 4 Attachment
William Watt.
The said defendant will take notice that process
of attachment issued from the above court on Tue
4th day Of fully, A. D. ls45, against the properly
of said defendant for the sum Of one hundred az.
fourteen dollars. Now, unless the said deienuan'
shall appear, and plead on or before the ne1' @
of said court, judgment will be entered again" :.
property 20 attached, and the same sold 10 '''''
the said plaintiffs demand with costs. =, c.-.
~ Dist. court G 60.
JNo. P. Cox, Atty for Plth
January 2lst 1s46-4w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

VDlEAS! TEAS!!-Gun Powder, Imperial
u Hyson and Black Taas, at NO. ].
nov % Bn1DGMAN & WEED
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07
Fever and Ague cured for Fifty
Gents.

n BHIDGMAN & WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

OLASSES-Plantation and Sugarhouse f
1vl sale by BENNETT & Co
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

N0man-Ia no situation and under
II circumstances dues ihe female chsrae-
zs.fppear 10 such advantage. n when
lrsiln . II Agrs ssa. rs ssd q sickness. The
N1tubrf u 0lsSAse hAas Et~~--s
I, y sonan.s ,henie. We there behold
her in her loYeliesl, most attractive point
of sieu-frm. without being harsh; ten-
der. vel mol weak; active. YET quiet. gen
lie patient, accomplishing. sisilanl. ET-
cry sympathetic feeling that 80 peculiar.
n gracss the feminine character, 10 there
called forth; while The native strength OF
mind lhal had hitherto slumbered in &C.
lisiiy. j. reused TO It's fullest energy
With noisless step she moves about The
chamber Of the invalid; her listening ear
ready To catch the slightest murmur; her
quick. Kind glance, 10 interpret The I'M
uttered wish, and supply the half-forDed
.wani. She smoolhs with careful hand
he uneasy pillow which supports the
aching head, or with cool hand soo.hss
The feYered brow, or proffers TO the glsr-
81 and parched lips the grateful draughl;
happy il she meet one Kind glance in pay
ment for her labor Of love. Here IL the
low whispered voice, that breaihes of life
aud hope-of health in store for happy
dsys 10 come or tells rs Of better and
of heat emily resi-, where neither sorrow
nor disease ean como where The dark
power Of death no more shall have do
minion over the frail, suffering psrishable
clay. Through the dim silent watches
Of The night when all around are hushed,
~ sleep, il is hers to keep lone sigiIs, and
&c hold communion with her God, and 81
Ienlly lilt up her heart in ferveni prayel
for The proloDgmenl Of life, for which
she would cheerfully sacrifice her own
And even when exhausted nature sink:
in brief repose, forgetiulnsss is denied.
Even in sleep she seems 10 awake 10 this
one great object Of her care. She starts
and rises from her slumbers, raising bel
dropping head, with dreamy eyes watch.
izbaAes EAas. sha lafarssh-x rTms-r-riurk,
OF dislan. sound, thai formerly had pass.
ed ufheard, or only served as lullaby u
her sweet sleep.
How lovely does she wife. the mother
the sister, or The friend become to the ey,
of grateful affection administering ease
eomfors--nay, almost life itself, 10 III,
husband, the sou, the brother, or thl
friend. Eng. Mag.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

The whole city wilh - liGlIs danger ofs0il.
lng bis fsss - hls hands. A esrtlsl police
guarded The city. EKtsasiss sssen.l.
gIaa6fies. warehouses. - sviasy fsr he
most beautiful elrds. usaagssiss, hoasss
iof repaalss and ssspents, eoilee ion q
hanan monsters. 6shpnnIs bulb al mar.
be. museums add psblis lihsanss. all 90
Inc mosi sxlsnsiss scale. sdIed her u.
sEseaions 10 ihe great city ol The Axises.
Golgsoos ismglss--in which hnGaa Fic.
tins ~ste sacrificed. aad Ihelr blood lak-
led In bread. or ihslr bodies GrssssC for
food 10 Be dssOsIsd by Ihe people sirsll-
l'Ous iessissls--sssred Itsir pyIamldisl
..lIafs far abese lhs highsss sd.6,es.
Ihausands Of their hsalsI tssn weEs thus
mr. mr. s6ss sQagsally. The .suPls Of M.x-
lhas il great alarm gong. sounding l0Gz:s
lie. reused The valley fsr ,hree Is,guss
around. and cslle.i iarcs hundred thosssnd
armed Azlses for The immsd,a's Ielisi oi
heir monaco.
So sssl sas the eo,leclian Of birds OF
prev, IN building Devoted 10 lhen. that
500 turkeys. The cheapest meat in Mex
lca, we're sllossd &c theH daily sOEsump-
lion. Such were toe 81 Halls Of The Mon.
.ezamasr The senmsr Iss,dsnee of
Tie monarch. on tbs bill az Chapoltspec,
overlooking the city. was Surrounded BY
grsdens Oh sssstsl miles IN sx'ens, aud
here were preserved until The middle Of
the last century. TAO statues Of the En-
perOr and his lalher. The grea, cypress
Iuss. under WHICH the Azlse sovereign
and his associates once held their moon
light fsvsls, sill shade The Isysl gardens.
SONS Of them. ffty feet 10 sireum-
ference, ere several ihonssnd years old,
but are ye, as green a. iB tue dsy . Of Mon
iezams, whose ashes or those Of his On.
csssors, render sacred, 10 ,he eyes oil The
naive .Mex'eans. the bill Of Chspoliepsc.
Natural decay and waning poPulasIou
DOW marx the seal ofpoysr Of The grest
Moniezumss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18
spECTACIEs.

sPEETAGl.ES.
Coll, Silver, Blue, and polished Steel Spec,a
eles, TO suit all persons and M ages. Very supe
nor flint glasses. that may b. adjusted ia any
frame Al q moments notice.
SILVER AND PLATED WARES.
Silver Cups, Spoons, Ladies', Sugar Tonss, SalI
and Mustard Spoons, Hullerkuises. cassors, csn.
die Sucks. sauiiers, and Trays Walters, Cake
Baskets, &c.
FANCY GOODS.
Mantel Clocks, Silver Pencils, Patent Steel
Pens, Rogers superior Razors. Razor Ssrops, Con
grcss KNIVES and Scissors. Silk PuIses. Ssesl
Clasps, Sseel Beals, Ladies fine Tostois-shell
Silser.maunled Combs, sllxsT Thmhlcs, Spy
Glasses. Music Boxes. Suspenders, Coral, Hooks
and Eyes Epaule,is, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush.
e., SILK Guafds Steel hey Rings, faney Jewel
Boxes. Knives aud Forks, and Looking Glasses
for Clocks. Also fine assortment Of PeFiumeg
and Shaving Soap; Chewing Tobacco, Sesars
&c. And other articles generally kept in Jew
elley establishment
EfH Clocks and Watches repaired by him will
be warranted for twelve months. Orders from q
distance will be thankfully received, and prompt
ly attended 70.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
April 20. 25-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18
The Halls of the lTonfezumas

the following article, which we cut
from an exchange. will prove Interesting
as.lhis time:
]. Monezuma III. assembled The Mexicao
throne A. ID. 1909, al The age oil %, be-
fore Mexico had been discovered by
Europeans. He d'ed 3osh June, 1890,
in .ps 52j year of his age, oil wounds m
fss:ej by the Spanish dlscoserers whom
lie had iavi.ed to his royal palace. HIS
10 | rs sg,ss 10 admising his character.
Oh ascending Ihs throne. not consent
win the spacious res dsnce Of his father, no
erected anolner, much more magnlncens,
foaung on The plaza mayor oil tue pre-
sent city oil Mexico. So vast was 'n's
gfaa, structure. tnst, as one THE n'sto''-
ans informs u, the space covered by lie
tetracsd roof might nave Afforded FOO"
| FIR .hir.y kaighss 10 run hsir course 10 q
| regular ,ousnas. HIS fsthef's palace
sbnough not 90 high, was so extensive
/ l;,st ihe visitors were too aneh ta'isnsd
! IN wandering through The apartments ever
/ 10 see The whole off.
/ The palaces were built oil red stone,
ofaamensed with marble. the arms oil The
I. Mon.ezuma family Ian eagle bearing
i Tiger in bis tsioos) beng seulplursd owes
i've main entrance. 'Csvstai fountains
fs.i hy. gfaa, resrrsors OH tire neigahoring
ails, played in the yass hsils and grsdens,
t tssn sap II s. ass5loi Of tue psI,ees.-
| cowds OF uobles sad tributary shls''aln'
, sere conuuusuy ssun,enug through w
J. .alls, or !oiseripg away toe'f hours ~ AZ
. ,snaaace on the court. R'ch casv'ngs y
wood sda,ned The ceilings. beautiful % az y,
a ii paIm heal covered ,he floors. The ~al'
o we're hung wnh cotton ri'aly s'a,aso' Va
a .k,os of wild ANIMALS, or gorgeous ut'
}. rwrlss Of feather. works wro"aat'o 'n''.'
:, ION of BIRDS. insecsa and flowers, !
% eiowlng radiance OF soiofs. Cloaos 0, :.
70 tense IRON gold snceasofs diaased 'a'o'
=. iea,,na edors through splendid aps'1m' .
r. occupied BY .he aias hundred a'.a egg" go.
!, wives and Eva thousand slaves OF MUM
ID suma. ,,;,
in He encouraged science and lsatn,n
10 aud public schools were es'ao,'s ~,
ur shroug hou, the greater part Of MS s'hp,'
m The civ of Mexico IN his day. numoel
he twice as many inhabitants as al p'sss'
r. and one Thousand men were daily emP''
gu IN watering and sweeping its '"ss's' hes
. isg III go 20 clean TIA, mas saa'a aaF ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

A 5 the Bank of Cape Fear has discontinued
~ its Agency in Hillsborough and transferred
the business ~ Raisis sss 49, .s-- = - -s.ssA
20 the Renewal Of Notes. asd other Bank Busi-
ness for the citizens Of Orange, and others who
nav desire il. for the usual compensation. The
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending to bu-
sincss Of this kind s.
LEOPOLD L. HEARTH
Raleigh, May |. w.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

F,e'ai 70 son your tarnin seed from the
nh 10 he 26lh q Inly. and you will Be-
ssfs . GEL > good crop, provided yOu give
= he sarlh plenty Of manure.
sbacklrheai.-Be sure 10 have q patch
q MS and when yoa are ihreshing out
sae grain, lake care Of tbs straw, - Il
fAkss most sxcrllsns hay fer mich
rDws.
Harvest Io0ls.-Ses that these are in
ne very best order. and where You can
- your HANDS upon them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18
Tur YOU'VE JERSEY HERo WovspEp

Tur YouNo JERSEY HERo "ovspKp.
We regte, to learn IRON me Nsw s.
Advertiser. tia. the gsilsn' yong eiloef'
Dudley. of saa, cisy. who recently d''t'a-
p.i,hed himself by eking captive s~o
Mex,c,n soldiers, s,ngle-bsnded, was
severely wounded in one oil the lave ofll'
tlian. engagements. by s'x pound cannon
nall. winch took out q large piece oil hes'
from hi. high. lis thought he Will 70
coyer. He is only 10 years oil age
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18
8 r r. A Y

su> TAKEN up by Joseph Brad
EIA~ shaw. living fourteen miles west
of Hiilshorough, and entered on
E1 NV the Stray Book Of Orange Coon'
w>sxsss.-ess tv, on the 27th of May, bay
HORSE. seven years old, five feet high, blind in
his left eve, hip-shotten in his rgnt mp anu ht
tie white in his left hind foot. valued ny james
Thompson and John Ray at s27:SO:
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
TaseS..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18
v SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Watches, Jewellery, &c.

UsHE subscriber, having removed % ihs house
u which be has recently purchased and had
EIled Up, n tew doors above lis Cd stand would
respectfully inform his friends and The public &C.
ncEally, that lie has Just resolved from The Noslh
one u tie largest and haEdsomesi asSoEsments Il
articles in his line which has ever been brought
- Ibis market They were purchased By himself,
were selected with great care. and will Be sid on
reasonable trims His assortment i eomprised,
IN paIs, u ths following. xiz:
WATCHES.
Gold ami Silver Levers, ii dilIsEen, pricss and
qualities. -
JEWELLERY.
4 general assortment Of Gold Guards and Fob
Chains. seals, Keys, Breast Pms Finger Rings.
Ear Rings, Gold Pencils, Pens, Thimhles, Studs
Bracelets, MedaliOns, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

Friendship hath the skill and ' obses's.
lion Of The be., physician. the d'l'genss
and vigilance Of Tho bes. nurse inc 'e"'
lsrnsss and patience Of the BEST neshsf'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

A Rich Scene.-'rhs following rich
scene recently occurred 10 one ut our
court. Of justice. between he judge and
Du,ch witness all The way isou Roier-
dam.
Judge. What's your native lsns"sse'
UItness. | pc no naive; Is a Dooeh'
man.
1 ]. What's your mnthes-ionguee
~. o, fatles say she be- all tongue.
J. 10 an irritable ,ens.l What Ian,
YOU speak n the cradle! =.
U | did not speak no LANGUAGE IN "
cradle a. all; / ONLY cried in Doofch.
Then there was . general 's"sn' u
! VI HIGH he Judge. jury and aud'saee to'n
ID. The witness was in'erfogased ~
farther abou, naive language.
N, O. Piedya'as.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18

A Washington letter to the n. Y.
Jnurnsl oil Commerce. says
Arscent b',sf inspection Of The nysie-
riss oil the Dead Letter Office. shoas that
The business OF thai branch Of the Deparl-
ment il constsnily Incessing. Fifty dol-
lars ger day on 40 average 10 The su,ouns
Of money discovered in letters. Tue
sum tsken oat Of letters on one day re-
Gently was $3.50. I'm such case. when
10 vur-russ russrsr, ~. w1IUTs vi<sssr
money was mailed. IN these words:
"Slr, there ls IN This otiiee letter con-
Etainiog property oil value, written by -
al - and addressed 10 - al -.
The number OF The lsner Oh our register
is Do ether of the parties reside
in you town or vie.nl,yi Piease direct
your answer 70 Dead Letter Office. .
and name The address of the letter in your
ans wer, aud The Register samber." When
small sums are found, they are sent 10 The
post office where they were originally
nailed with instructions If The writer
csnnot be found, nor she person addressed
in 40 dav., 10 return il with the Iaeiosvre,
accom- panied with any information that
may be Obtained concerning the parties.
If no claimants are found. the money al
length goes INTO The United STATES Tres-
sury. The most accurate registers are
lie pt. so that whenever ,he owner can
"a prove property" he can sske isawsy."
P,les of bank no,ss are slowed away In
The iron chest. Sundry articles. giItss
ribands, book marks. and even photog.a,
ohio likenesses in frame, are among the
dead deposits. These are shrswn into
commoa mass. Tue miniature ola hsnd'
some youth, thus drawn from the sun. II
seot 10 Miss -,.wnh postage OF nearly
two do!lafs---unpai.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-18
Notice.

VSHE subscriber hereby gives notice that be .
Il really to settle with the Heirs Of THOMAS
REDING, Senr. deceased, rs he does not intend
10 pay any interest.
JOHN REDING, Senr.. Ex'r,
May IS. '"p
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-30

II is impossible for to compress into our mar
row limits even brief alluson to all of the nu-
merous cures that have been effected by DR.. Wiz
tar's Balsam. We can only refer to a very few as
specimens of its generl efficacy.
A few days ago, a lady called at the office in fine
health, and looking robust as though she never
knew what sickness was. To our surprise she sta
ted that until recently, she had been sick for be.
tween three and four years with what was supposed
to be Consumption--that she had violent cou oh
night sweats, with alternate chills and fever and
every usual symptom of confirmed Consumption
The result was, that she became so emaciated as to
present more the appearance of a skeleton than a
living being. Prov identially, she, at this time
heard of the wonderful cures performed by DR.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and commenced
using it herself The effect was that she began to
get better at once By degrees, the Ugh left her
the chilis and fever disappeared and in two months
she again found herself in perfect health
Be careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by !. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FoWLE, Boston, Mass
60 For particulars see DR.. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had OF the agent
Agents-Portsmouth, C. H. HEINITSH, AGENT ::
Norfolk, VI. A. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-30
AMERICAN MINISTER'S ABROAD

Ii is said that Mr.. McLane thinks to re,urn IN
the United States in September and after The
very efficient service he has rendered to his coun
try in London. we should think him entitled to
consult his own wishes.
We understand. also, that Mr.. King, our ex
celent minister in Paris. wishes to return to the
United States. We regret to see that his health
has been delicate. A Paris correspondent of the
p" Charleston Courier says. that" Mr. King has
been suffering much of late from chronic disease
to which he is subject, but is now better, and
does not mean to abandon his post temporarily
until the latter part of Union.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-30
AWFUL FIRE AT ST. JOHNS. N. F.
FIFTY LIVES LOST

.. FIFTY LIVES LOST. N
Ihe New York Herald of Sunday last, gives
the following extract from the Quebec Gazette of
the Oath inst. $3.50
Capt. Scarrow. of the brig Butcher. which
arrived here this morning from Harbor Grace
Newfoundland. brings information of the destruc
tion, by fire, Of the city of ST. Johns. The car.
tain reports that the fire commenced ON the 9Th
inst. and was still burning ON the 18th inst, the
day he sailed.
report was current when he left Harbor
Trace, that the whole city, except two stores, had
been destroyed; that about fifteen vessels in the
port had been consumed, and that fifiy soldiers
had persisted in blowing up houses to arrest the
progress of the flames; but as regards the truth az
those latter particulars, Can tain Scarrow cannot
vouch. not having been able to procure correct in
formation before his departure
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-30
ABoLTloNISTs AND WINGS.

Col Greene of the Boston Post has the follow.
ing hit. at the amagamating wings and abolition
lists of New Hampshire The same two parties.
the abolitonists and wings, that whiIom held such
sweet council together in Faneui Hall, when
second Hartford Convention was on the tspis, are
now in New Hampshire hand and glove-bound
fast together by the bonds Of victory and spoils
Their forces have been well drilled, and the re-
suit is before the country. They made Colby
Governor, and he gives a message abolition to the
core. Texas" says the Governor, " has been
annexed to the United States for no higher object
than TO perpetuate an institution which degrades
the human race, and oishonors the God Of Heav.
en-. For doing this there is no excuse that will
avail for our country before righteous Judge"
For no higher object. he says again, than 80
increase The sum of human niserylp' The
allies next elect John P. Hale Senator. and then
Col. Ciley, both sboliionsts. The allies next
ire guns and rejoice Z" Glorious :" exclsins the
Ensncpstor; " Glorious" echo the wings eve
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-30
MAGNETISM AND pHRENoLoGy-

w The subscriber would respectfully inform the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Portsmouth, that he will
deliver COURSE OF LECTURES Comprising
six) TO private Class. on the science of Animal
Magnetism and Phrenology, commencing on Mon
day night, June 29th, i'm the Masonic Hall and that
he will during the course Of the lectures show the
termination Of all the nerves, from the organs on
the head TO the hands feet and face together with
arms, legs, &c Experiments, Of the most extra,
ordinary aud facinating character, will be made
every evening, TO prove the reality of the magnet
&c phenomens also the character Of individuals
VIII be described in connection with the tenpera-
ments' to establish The iroth Of Phrcnology.
Terms will be Two Dollars in advance for the
Course Of Lectures.
Citizens who do not wish 70 attend the entire
course, will be admitted the fret NIGHT only, bv
paying 25 cents at the door. WIN WHITE
fund Git