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MERCIAL.
New orleans Cotton Malket,-March a

COrToN-Our last Wednesdays report repre-
sent the Cotton market as having been eofgpar-
atively inactive in the middle part Of the week,
attributable in some degree to the fEmness Of
holders, and partly also, to tho want Of advices
from the north, which had been kept back BY
repeated failures. The sales Of the past three
days only sum up 10000 bales, making 2O,5OO
bales for the business Of the week, and altho'
purchasers, at least in some instances, may have
obtained someslight advantage in prices on the
lower grade, yet no marked decline has taken
place, calling for a change in our quotations,
which are coptinued as before. English and
French buyers still keep out of market, in a
great measure and the purchases have again
been mostly for the south and north and south
Of Europel and for our northern port.
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Lind pirates.

The wreckers Of New Jersey, at Squam In
let, have been in the habit Of decoying vessels
in storms upon shore, and securing thousands
Of dollars from the wrecks. If the stories told
Of thOm be true, they are very fehds! The an
nails Of crime present nothing more diabolical.
We may imagine something Of their hardened
%villuinfy when the corner Of Mammoth, within
whose jurisdiction The cases fall, has declared,
'hathe darenOt keep The prOperty saued from he
dead bodies Wilhiin fve miles Of the beach 70, his
lJ6 would BE- endangered,
In 1925 the robberies and murders Of these
Land Pirates become so outrageous that the
United States sent a force to break them up.
Some forty Of them, with their leader Squire
Pratt we're arrested the balance fed toathe
woods and escaped. Those taken escaped
with fines, and their leader with two years inn
Prisonment in the Penitentiary. This kept
them quiet for a season, but now they are at
their work ofmurder and robbery again.
The Legislature Of New Jersey have passed
resolutions in relation to this subject since the
loss Of the "'ohn MortOn,n expressing theil
abhorrence Q such acts, requesting the Cover
nor to ascertain the facts and to know IL any
further legislation is necessary to break up the
den. The us Government ought also to take
the matter in hand, and send one Of the REEVE.
nue. Cutters kept for the purpose of protecting
Commerce.-VIck Wing.
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Exciting debate on the oregon question.
In the Senate on Thursday, the 9Th inst, on
molion Of Mr.. johnson Of Louisiana, tie COM
mittee on Post Oaicesand Post Roads was in
strncied 10 inquire into the causes Of the fire.
quent aailgrs sho mails 10 and from New Or
cans.
Ihe Oregon question being resumed, after
some miscellaneous business, Mi. Haywood
resumed and concluded his speech ii favor Of 1
sompFomiss of4s The speech commanded at
tention enough 70 disturb the Senators who are
for SOC, 4O' and particular Mi. Allen, Of Ohio,
and Mr. Hannegan, Of Ia.
The correspondent Of the Baltimore Amerf-
can gives the following brief report Of The
scene which ensued.
Both MI Adams and Mi. flanagan deman.
ded, and ID d manner "a II was pre-emptory, ID
know iftte Senator from North Carolina spok,
for the Executive when he declared that III,
President would compromise the question up
Oh the line of49o.
Mi. Haywood, in reply to Mr.. Allen, sal,
that what he had said he would abide by. Blu
no Senator, with an air Of personal authority,
should dsmand Of him what be had said, an,
whether 81 not he spoke for The Executiy,
lii had written What 10 had spoken before b
uttered II, and bow that bis speech was deliv
ersa ~ should 2fint Il.
aMr. Allen, III great perturbation, went o.
is aemand-T could not hear whas-buthe wa
Immediately called TO order By MI. Westcott
81 Floliaa.
MI Hay wood snid be would save the senq
,or from Ohio q great deal Of tronble BY teilini
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Marshal,s sale.

Mas
U. S. Circuit COarI-tO May tenn, i'd
Officers of Court, pr.
W. L. Wilson, u :.
VS.. Y WY
Edward Anderson,
Same, pr. J. Vardemanl
vs.. Same md sanl
Same.
Same, pr. G. ?. sni,h,i
Same.
10y virtue Of the above stated (
- to me directed BY The honor
Circuit Court Of the United States
the Southern District Of Mississip
will sell at public auction TO The BIZ
bidder, for cash, before the COurti
door, in the town Of Canton, MAJ
county, on the
3rd Monday the 2Oh day Of April
"M "NNW HN# M
The following described property
The southeast quarter, section w
two; south hall, section twentyiI
northeast quarter section tWsnly
east hall, southeast quarter and I
half, wost half, southeast quarter
ton tw~enty-six, all in township :
range one, east,
Sale to take place within lhe
prescribed by law.
Levied on as The propsr q e
ant and will be- sod 10 satisfy 49,
stated cases and all cost.
T. FLETCHER, M!Isl
For the Southern Disiat y W
By R. FLETCHER, "
March 81, 1846,-27.Sl--lH Y
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NorHiNe IN 4 TiTLR.-Cist, the editor Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, does not appear TO .hink
60 much Of the tile Of HEsq.D as some, and
asks correspondents to refrain from lacking ii
at the end IF his name for the following rea-
son:
"lt is inePPlicable 10 me. Esquire is deriv-
ed from the French Eeayer, a stable boy or
%osller. have not cleaned a stable for Jorty
gear.
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A WARE Of the fact thai some indivi-
a duals look upon the singing system
of Geography as being 4 humbug, or to
use their own language, a Yankee trick,
the subscriber would respectfully invite
such, especially, and the Ladies and Cen
tlemen Of Canton and vicinity, to call
any time during the progress Of the
school, and Judge for themselves. Lee.
,ure room, Female Academy. Hours
from 4 to 6 t'clock, r, M.
F. TENOUR
March 81, 1846, 27-1w
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MARbHAr5.

2. s. c,sqa ooua-s w.
Henderson Taylor, S'"l ia,
John shroeh & suhdosl i'a,Rh
BY virtue Of the abov.
g me directed from n 'sa
ihe Southern District II ssals'
glll sell q. public auction i n.
bidder, for cash, before ihs 49, " hl
door, IN the town Of Csn,o s'p lo
county, on the Aa3
First MOnda heSR das Of
The following named Negro.
Sale to take place With,
prescribed BY law. Ky
Levied % as The propeay n
ant Barnabas Herrod, and sms !.
satisfy The above stated NJ.
cost. IVY aAa
T. FLETCHER. n..
For Tie Southern Dr. 4sfssql
By R. FLRTrss
March 81, l846.-g7-a-tp.
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LosT oR MIsLAlp.

ENHREE or fou packages Of the notes
Of the Citizens Bank, Union Bank,
and ommercial Rail Road Bank Of
Vicksburg; amount between seven and
ten thousand dollars. Any information
Of the same thankfully received and
properly rewarded,
4 S. HAMBLEN.
March IA, 1916. 26-5w
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rAT9ur readers will excuse tie want Of ed
i~toriatin this number Of our ppperS--the editor
being troubled with d gone arm. lie promises
the amcnde honorable ~ s,on as be is again
sing rec after this look out for atouch Of cleo
tricity.
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Marshal,a 81.

9. s. Circuit couri-b Nss u,
Officers Of Court, pr. ss''
W. w. Hendricks,
II. L. C%rutcher,
Same, pr. Jesse Alsop,l
Same. s''ns ~ sane
QY virtue Of the above ,t,l.a !.
ID to me directed from tbs Sso. u
Circuit Court Of tho United S SVa.I'I
the Southern District of NAM. \,
will sell at public auction otSs X
bidder, for cash, before ND c@I sisl'
door, in the town Of Canton, 9,%.
county, on the IVY
3rd Monday The 2Oth day Of 4yrl. \,
The following described properly !,
The south halt, southwest ouslts' ,
west hall, southeast quarter, auj !
half, southeast quarter, section Y
seven; west half, southwest M,
and south half, east hall, sCoIb /,
quarter, and south half, west haII. N
east quarter, section twentysr
half, southeast quarter, section ny
township nine, range one, west
Sale to take place within ths /,
prescribed by law.
Levied on as the properly d al
ant and will be sold to satisfy lie Il
stated cases and all cost.
I. FLETCHER, Mdra,
For The Southern Distnd 81 .,
By R. FLErcHER, Dy
March FL, 1846,--27.3l--TFfss
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Its said that in Illinois the Circuit Judges
are 90 poorly paid that they are compelled,
when on the Circuit, to swOp horses and gam
ble-all the same in Dutch-in order to sup
port their famiiss.
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AaENoY-George Pratt, Esq, office Of the
(New York; Morning Telegraph, is our author
lied agent, TO receive advertisements and sub
scriptions, and receipt for the same.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTIcE

T E Of administrator
~ been granted TO ihe undsI''sa|
the March Term, ls46, of lhs M
county Probate court, On the Ss'S
Abram 7. Huestin, deceased
sons indebted to said estate az "
to come forward and make lIe,
payment, and those having S N.
gainst said estate, will pfesen' w, y.
galIy authenticated within " v !. w Y
scribed by law or they Wlll
barred. .tWsO|
Admiai
Q6.|
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March "A, 1916.
-n.-1Z77sTp .TnR,s notice

ADMANASAAAA II
" ETTERS Of Administrator
~ been granted 10 the una ~
the March Term 1e46, q W
court Of Madison county, Al y ! N
the estate 0: E. B. H. Meledlll, Y.
persons indebted 70 said esIs' \,
tiled to come forward sna l., ssr
mediate payment, and all sslaI
ing claims against the s' Sials IN
present them legally ap's "
within the time Prescflpss
they will be forever barred .Ws|
Admin
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A. G. BRowN.
Approved March 4th 1916.


An Act supplemental to an act entitled 0an ACT
to establish a system of Common Schools, and
for other purposes"
SECTION /. Be IL enacted BY he Legislature
IF he Stale Of mississippi, That so much of"an
act establishing a system Of common schools,
and for other purposes,'' as relates to keepers
Of billiard tables and retailers OF vinous and
spurious liquors, shall moi be SO construed as
to repeal, or in any way conflict, with an act
granting to the Female Academy Of Canton,
Madison county, the monies a%ccruing from the
licenses on billiard tables and retailers Of vim
Gus and spi1tous liquors in said town Of Can
ton.
ssc. 2, find be Il further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from its passage, and con,
|tinue so in force undLit expires by the limita,
tons fixed to the act Incorporating the Cantor
Female Academy
Approved 9Th March, 1846.
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March IA, 1915,
-1nmINIaTRAToRg NOT

AT the April Term; KIM !
Mississippi, / VIII present ~ N w y
count as Administrator fo,slIs'
Henry Andrews deceased NV til
to DO 50 may file their eS''p
think proper + ~LIPsCoMB' =
March u, 1916.
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ooTroN
q GEOGRAPHY.

eek on hand not cleared 1855
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-28
TENO THE LADIES OF BALTIMORE!
= A NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS,


ON MONDAY, MIR CHI Both, at
No. IS N. CHARLES STREET.
When the subscriber would respectfully invite the
Ladies to examine large and extensive assortment
of RICH PARIS GOODS, which have been selected
with much care, from the latest Spring ImportaOns,
of the richest and most fashionable Goods that have
been manufactured for the Paris, London and New
York markets,
~ is the intention of the undersigned, TO keep a
lMge and well selected stock of such goods as are
suited to the most fashionable city trade; and shall
add TO his assortment, new and desirable goods as
fast as they appear in the New York market.
Also, full assortment of such goods as are want
ed for family use. Below have enumerated few
articles, to which would call particular attention
RICH DRESS SILKS-Rich Silks, new styles;
wide blk. Watered Silks; blk Silks; lining Silks, &c.
BARAGES-Rich Ombre striped Barages; do do do
Balzarines; Trovereinnes Lawns; Paris Marquesans;
do 'Jaconets; French and Scotch Ginglams Light
Prints, &c.
SHAWLS-Rich Barage Shawls do Hernanna do;
Printed Cashmere Shawls; Canton Grape do; fancy
Scarfs for the neck, &C., Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
LINENS, &c.-4 4 Irish Linens; Linen Damask
Table Cloths; Damask Napkins.
FANCY ARTICL ES-IIernanna Shawls; do Scarfs;
beautiful Paris scars; Gloves, Hosiery, Swiss Insert
ngs, SC. sc.
90 The above, with many styles nat mentioned,
will be sold at the lowest market prices.
mh36-2w B, WOOD, JR,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
%MOWES' NEW YORK CIRCUS.
KH FROM PALMO'S OPERA HOITS

10 The public are respectfully informed that this
splendid Equestrian Company will again perform al
the Front street Theatre on
THIS SATURDAY, ET'ENLNG, March %, =
on which occasion the great Female Equestrian,
Madam MARIE MACARTE will have the honor of
making her 18th appearance in this city, in one of
her iavorte principal acts, leaping l6 Carriers
and through four Balloons.
The fdvOrite Clown, DAN RICE, will also appear,
together with the following celebrated performers:
Messrs. N b. Turner, J. S. Whitaker, Sweet, Nix
on and Son, Stickney, Macarte, Dan Emmitt and
Serenaders; Mrs. II. Messenger and Mrs. S. Miller
0g~ There will be an AFTERNOON Performance
commencing at O'Clock, TODAY.
R3- PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-FiIst Tier or Dress
Circle so cents 2nd and Sd Tier 25 cts; Pit l2a CENTS
Gallery Boy 2j; Gallery l2I. Ii
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-28
SEVERE REEUM ATISM.

;s7- Mrs. Emz. MILLER, No. W Poplar street, be-
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia, has
been completely cured of the severe attacks OF
Rheumatism for which she had tried every thing in
vain. The extreme pain would often compel her tc
rise ten times in ngat, and her salds were drawn
Nd so as to be completely useless. After using the
Rings and Fluid for only % hours, the pains entirely
left and she has nc, had the slightest attack for pc
Rod of several moaths.
DR.. CHRISTIE IS in possession of nearly cns tAo"-
sand testimonials, received from persons who have
been entirely cured of the most rheumatism.
both Chronic and Inaammat9ry, for which every 9th
er sTemedy'' was useless. The Rings and Fluid,
when properly applied, have never beSa known 10
fail in any cf these cases.
f3- Beware of spurious iahGtions These articles,
The onlg place in Baltimore 10 obtain :ac CEN 3 l.
Rings and Fluid is at the Drug Store CTS. s. HANG
l0s BALTIMORE sPRBET, ana cosaer CHARLES
and PRATT SITS.
AN articles Of the kind sold elsewhere in The city
are xoTthIess contsyfeis, without he les, GaiVan
influence or beneficial eject. mil
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BALTIMORE IRON FOUNDRY.
HhRID ENRA UGH ALLEY ENTR ANC

-hD FROM SARATOGA-ST., BETWEEN GAY
AND HOLLlDAY-KNOWN AS THE GOLD
LAUNDRY" The undersigned would respectfully
inform the community, that at considerable expense
he has commenced the FOUNDRY business at the
above named place, where he will furnish castings
LIGHT and HEAVY, of n superior quality. He
ings-such as LOCKS, ORNAMENTAL WORK,
&C., generally obtained from the North,) as SMOOTH
and SOFT as is required by those who procure them
from abroad. He wishes persons who do, or may
need any of the above named castings, or of any 9th
er description, 10 obtain specimens. OF his work for
examination, and decide for themselves in regard to
their merits All orders will be punctuay filled as
fe20-d s. SWEETMAN.
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BENEFIT OF MR., OWENS

bENEFTT OF MIX. OWENS,
YHNHIS EVENING, March o. will be performed
u CURE FOR THE HEARTACHE. Frank Oat-
LUDLOW.
Dancing-By Miss ST. CLAIR.
To conclude with Mr.. & MRS. WHITE, Mr.
White, Mr. OWENS. Mrs. White, Miss LUDLOW.
H3- SATURDAY AFTERNOON ENTERTAIN
MENTS, commencing at O'Clock, EACH WEEK,
for the especial accommodation of Families and
strangers, TO which Schools, in body, will be ad-
mitted at 10 cents each.
90 Programmes to be had at the Museum.
R- Abundance 25 cts, children under 10 years OF
age, l2t cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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FREE EXHIBITION.

WDLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
ID LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
tablished in le40 and awarded the Medal Four First
Premiums, and Two Highest Honers by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
spectivey, for the most beautiful coloTed DuguerTeo-
types, and best apparatus exhibited.
2o5 BALTIMORE ST, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewery Store.
PENNSYLVANlAA AVENUE, Washington city.
No. PSI Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
1876 Chesnutstreet, Philadelphia.
n5-PoRTRAITs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
09- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
nished.
ANY editor disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do so. ol4-tf
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EPILEPSY AND FERTILIZATION or THE
HEART,

The following case relates to a Clergyman tss son-
in-law of Mr.. JOHN JAc0B AsToE, OF New YcFS'
Rev'd joan BRIsTEAD, Minister of ehn Episcopal
Church at Bristol, R. l., residing In Mais street, mas
long been subject 10 distressing atackS7f EPsepsy,
often falling down insensible. The dlSelse has been
accompanied with violent Pa.Pitatior Of the Heart
and rush of blood TO the head. For tree years n
has been unable to preach or attend 10 his oeher du-
ties. Mr.. Brstead has found he moi valuable bene
fit from the Rings Bands and Fluid IS better in every
respect than he has been his lin ess, ard is
rapidly recovering his health All sy mp,oms Of Ept-
lepsy have LETT him.
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CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS,
hATTINCS 4 a.


SPRING Ass ORTMENT.
The subsc riber is now receiving his Spring supply
of CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, Sc, to which he
invites the examination of purchasers His stock
consists Of
Rich Brussels and Imperial three ply CARPETING
Double superfne and fine Ingram do. ma
nutacttTed ertrd heavy, for city retail sales.
Superfne twilled and plain Hall and Stair do.
Painted CARPETS, or Floor OIL CLOTHS, all
widths and qualities.
Chenec and Tufted Hearth and Door RUGS
Adelaide Door MATS; Manila do Sheep Skin do.
Japanned and Bronzed Lattice Stair RODS, new
and beautiful article.
Piano and Table COVERS, Wine Cloths, SC, &c.
CANTON MATTING-6-4, 5-4, and "A White,
Cheek and Fancy Matlngs, full assortment, at the
PAINTED WINDOW sHADEs-A large assort-
ment very rich patterns superior to any thing
before offered in this market. Also, low priced
Shades, suitable for chamber windows.
COMMON CARPETING-Al kinds of low priced
Carpeting ranging in price from Is TO so cents per
yard, always on hand
The subscriber will sell the above mentioned goods
at prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory.
T. NJ CONRADT,
No. IS Baltimore street,
mhl9-lm between Gay and South SIS.
NEW Sick HOUSE. ]. a. FIELD & Co.,
~ IMPORTERS and JOBBERS of STAPLE and
FANCY SILK GOODS,
NO. IaN0YER STREET,
VIII open this morning beautiful assortment Of new
BONNET RIBBONS
CAP do
English THREAD LACES
Cambria CI EDGINGS and INsERTINGs
Shaded and fig'd MOUSELINE de LAME
French CHINTZES
Do Jac9net LAWNS
DO Bingham do-to which they in
vite the especial attention of dealers. mhl2
CHEWING TOBACCO AT rs CENTS
u PER POUND. A large lot of this superior To
bacco, which has given such great satisfaction to al
who have tried it, has just been received and is noH
on sale by II. +. kERNER,
mh25 No. 1874 Lexington Market Space.
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H5-FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED. That Con-
sumption is almost always produced by n cold that
might easily be cured. That WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY will cure any Cough or Cold,
no matter of how long standing That the mider form
of Consumption itselfis also cured by this Basam-
That IT is conceded by many lawyers clergymen and
physicians that this BaSam has never been equallcd
for efciencyin all affections of the Lungs and Liver.
That scores now rejoice in the possession OF good
health who, but for this Basam, would have been in
their graves-hasng been given up by their friends
and physicians. Above all, remember that this nva-
liable medicine has been initiated under various
names, and that DR. WISTAR'S GEN UINE BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY only can be relied to
CURE. II has been warranted to Asthma in eve
ry stage-whatno physician has achieved-and
has never been known to fail. For delicate heath in
young females ii stands unrvalledas it does for all
diseases of this climate.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER 4 CANDY, $50 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, AZ E. Baltimore street;
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. F.
Perkins Brother, Green and franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thamesst; elisha H. Per-
kins, corner Market and Green-sts George II. Keer,
No. 1873 Baltimore street; ~ N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. mh23 lw
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POSITIVELY IN ONE MINUTE. AN

EFFECTUAL CURE OF ALL TOOTHACHE
4 be performed by the application of WHEEL
rs TEABERRY TOOTH WASH, and it will al
! ys protect the Tooth entirely from decay. Also,
d Soreness Of the Gums is effectually cured by il.
fitness of the Gums is cured Bleeding of the Gums
thoroughly and permanently stopped by il, and
zeps them ever pleasant, and always in the best
Fte of health.
zWheeer's TeaberrY Tooth Wash having cured a
Ehcerous scurf that was on my gums-and as il
zw, by occasional use, keeps the teeth, gums and
HSuth pleasant, and entirely healthy, take great
sasure in stating that, in my belief, all who suffer
Pm scurf Oh the gums, and will use it for preserv-
h the teeth and gums, will be very much gratifed
Eth it. JOHN DE FORIA.
Sold at No. l2l BALTIMORE STREET,
Fnh28 above South.
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CHRIsTFE,s MAGNETIC FLTT,D,
CHRIsTIE'S CAL.VANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTER.
@HOME CERTIFICATEs.-es,

These testimonials, all of which are from the mos,
respectable sources have been selected from seyera;
hundred of similar character, which have beea pro
cured during the short time the discovery has 5eer
before the American public.
SPINAL COMPLAINTS AND DYSPEPSIA.
To DR.. A. CHRIsrru."
My Dear Sir-Several years since, while residing nc
the South, was severely attacked with the bilious
fever. After my recovery, found my whole system
much debilitated; was unable TO take necessary ex-
ercse, general lasstude seemed to come over me
which the prescriptions of the best physicians failed
to relieve During the intervening time, now nearly
seven years, ! have beena constant sufferer, being
afflicted with severe pains in nay head, extending
down my spine, and my powers ofdigestion SO
impaired that was always in agony for some hoars
after the simplest meal. | could sleep but little a;
night and was reducedto Pitiful object from my
disease which had now settled iato the Spinal Com,
plant and Dyspepsia, both of the most severe kind.
was induced 10 make trial of the Galvanic Rings
and Fluid and rejoice to tell you the result has been
more happy than dared TO hope for. have now
worn them five weeks and think | may say, tina!
from the second day pat the Rings and used the
Fluid, my health has been steadily improving. Ny
appearance has changed, attend 10 business regu-
larry, take daily eXeTcse and have good appetite
The pains in my head and spine almost TO have
left me-in short, am an altered person II is 6u:
right to tell you of this, and DO it with gratitude and
pleasure.
am, dear sir, very respectfully,
FAN