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have thef smuseuents ocessionslly and powhsrs -,
they fnd them interesting and chsss 90.
wiina A. ~ re American Museum. here hsf b.,-, ~,
representation Of the Funeral Of Napoleon IL 10 he ese
ted this afternoon and also this evening At ana
O'Clock, when other entertainments axe pizee -
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DIAMOND POINTED GoLD Psss, esKar REDUCTION }.
Y SAVAGE is selling gold pen for 75 een's Also mag
nfcenl pen for g. which is the beat and cheapest pea
the city. Don't mistake the number, % ful'on-st
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" We recommend our friends. and he public gener
ally 10 seec, heir spriug Has and Caps hom he large
and fashionable assortment offered by j. w kALLosS'
ZIG Canal-sL at prices within he reach OF all
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New Publications..

EF "TASCRED. or. the New Crusade A Novel
By B. DlssAELr. NJ. P. Author OF Coningsby, sy.
bill, The Young Duke. &c. &c has just been Issued
BY Carey Hart for IS cts and IL for sale BY w. II.
Graham 1t not half well printed as ii should be.
We want to read this book and readable edition
Of IT,
II" CAPTIVITY or NAPOLEON AT ST.. HELENA;
By General Count MoSTHoLoS Paru " and VI
fairly printed) and
"SrREAKs or SouATTER LIFE, and F ar West
scenes-A Series Of Humorous Sketches descriptive of
Incidents and Character In the Wild West BY join s.
Ross Of ST. Louis With Eight original Designs by
Daiey. very neatly got up for so es have just been
issued by Carey & Hart. and for sale BY W. H. Ora
ham. This strikes a good thing.
The PHONETIC SPEAKER; consisting Of
toe Principles and Exercises in the Authors System Of
Eocution with Additions The whole in the New pha
bet By ASpkEw CoNsrocK. NJ D. &c. "a q substantial
limo OF $50 pages Just Issued by T. II. Batter. Phadel
phia Mr.. com.tocks Alphabet differs somewha; from
that Of Pmsn but the principle il the same. and that
principle will yet commend itself to general approval
Every hour increases the certainty Of this.
~ VIM. Taylor & Co. No. Astor House have
JUS, issued No. V. of The Minor Drama containing
Backstoues farce Of he Dead Shot
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q By this moning's mail we received tho following
conclusive and voluntary testimony 20 the perfect eesey
OF Dr. Tsyors Balsam OF Liverwor 10 curing liver con-
plant and sick headache. This letter wss Forwarded BY
p Mason, ESQ OF somerve, NJ J. who will please Eesps
thanks for conveying this tribute to medicine wsies
has had such unbounded to have relieved some
10000 persons and that caused the mercsnsy TO Initiate
counterfeit, and magn It, But every one should awsy
Dr. LEEDS signature OF the steel plate wrapper Boy
only at SIS Bowery and Of Mrs Hayes, $50 Fulionst
Brooklyn. HILLsBoRoUGH, N. J. March H. 1871
Dear SIR The use of Dr. Tsylors Balssm Of LssrwM
has proved beneficial In restoring my wifss health hs
deem 1t due to the public, and act justice 10 No pro-
prielor, to state tho facts OF the My wife wu, im
eight nine years. afflicted with the sick hssdscAs and
liver complaint For tho greater part OF the time shsv"
attended by regular physician, with hue or no bensft-
From recommendation was induced 10 try DR.. Tsyofs
Basam Of LiyerworL One bottle afforded immediate 10
lief, aud another effected complete cure Vey fuf'
yours, (6igued) PETER J. sTHfhhA
Taylors Bsssm Of Lverwort has recently carsa o's
Of our celebrated practical chemists ofeonhmed eoo
sumption Also, Mr. Bragg, lady Of the principal NO
Hgh-school, Of asthma, after years standing bews"
counterfeiu and limitations.
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Tn. Tr,buue 1. PbIladelphia.

Our friends In Philadelphia who wisn % ~ ,srdr
regularly with The Tribune, viii please save 80
names and residences with Zieber 81 Co. bSssS
Building, Third-st below Chestnut, who VIII dsas 80
paper 70 them Immediately after the arrival o. "s -
senger line from Hew.York. at ~ cent? r. ,.S -
single copies price cents, may always 90 9es~s~
sbovv. or from he PhilsdslphiA nswsboy2
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sg- Ali arrangements OF the stomach removed. and
the excavations restored to beautiful natural condition
by the moderate use of Dr. BxkKaASs srsvr and IA
sESrIAL PILLS. ONCE 49i Cortlsnast
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ASSEMBLY

Bills passed to provide for the compensation oil
Jurors in New.York To provide for the opening
ofWashington Park in Fort Greene, Brooklyn To
reduce the number of foreign jurors.
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II" TIE RosE OF PERSIA or, Giafsr al Bar.
n,ski Tale Of tbs East; By SAMUEL sFaIEs," hes
just been chsspy issued N two vopnss By hs HsPsD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

DR HoLIicx-we are happy TO learn that this ia
nguished lecturer s shortly to again visit this city h
lectures in the South have attracted the most married
attention ard we feel sure that he win again meet wih
a hearty welcome here
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NEw-YoRK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE .ALsASr April 49, P. w.
The debate on the various motions on the judicial
District bill was continued to the adjournment with
out any question being taken. The prospect at
present that the Legislative recess viii arrive be
fore the State is Distracted
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T"THr AMERICAN JOURNAL OF IssAsrr

THE AMERICAN Journal OF lssAsIrY,"
for April contains its usua' yesy the leading article
of great eagh is on shAkspeAres Delineatons OF In
sanity, by J. RAY, NJ D. Of Providence K. l. This is
followed by an Essay the Illustrations Of Insanity
Suicides In this State in s45 and G. and various articles
Of minor dimensions This work Is edited By the off.
GERS Of the Lunatc Asylum at Utica and Is there pub
ishsd
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~ Mr.. BsApsvsy's slsekSs requested to be pane.
,ua at their rehearsal preparatory the Farewell Festival
OF the zlst-
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ASSESSORS AND coNsTABLEs ELECTED.

ASSESSORS AND CONsIAbLbS fLbCl I'D.
Hhyds assessors. Constable'.
j. CItz Morrison, Asel Freeman,
Ira Brown Richard Whitaker.
II..Alexsnoer Welsh Benjamin T. Pease,
Aus. F. Cammcyer. Emerald Wheeler.
ILL., James Y. Wood George Wetsen,
William s. Shardlow George W. Chedlc
w.. James q. Smith, Emanhe Joseph,
Mills Chambers Robert Leicis.
V..Isaac b. Bachelor, Joseph jenkins,
William Scott Charles Van Blarcom,
W.. Thomas Thompson, Wiiliam Barb0,
John Gerakty Patrick Barns.
VII George Adams, Thos ii. Kelland,
Luther Richards. Thomas Chase.
VIII. John w Blauvelt Morris De Camp
James Webb. WIN. b Jones'
lX..H Howard Cargil, Par Westerueh,
William Wells VIM. ii. Rich.
X Edmpad Anderson Bernard Maria
Darius Ferry. HIN. Parker.
XII eris Diasee Lloyd Bryant,
John NJ. Milliken. ma. w. NJ. Hunniiord.
XII. JOHN OKeets, James POLhomus,
John p Dodge. .IOkHHehHes
Kill Wn. Jenkins John NJ Rue
John Fem John W. SonHindyke.
XIV. PGrick Nc Eiroy Nathaniel Ftnoh
Charles Campbell Francis Flynn
XV-.Ezrs Ludlow James Hosun,
John Lslor. Joseph Mason
XVI James Ncol Joseph Russell
Henry f. Jollie. Cornelius Chichester.
XVII. Isaac Ward Benjamin r Garabie
Adm Van Boskerk. George Bush
XVIII Collins SIsped Edoard Nc Cormiok
William s. Johnston. James vsn Tassel
Locos In Hdlics-l3 Assessors TO % Wings
Is Constabes TO 20 Wings.
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r Persons wishing The Tribune LEFT ct their resid
ence or at their places Of business viii please send
note through the Post Office leave word at The desk Of
he publshiny once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

~ The Native vote Of our City is about aOOO
for Msyor-perhaps little more on the Charter
Tickets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

HArs HAS HATS KNOX, with his seeus,onsd
brevty would call the attention Of his friends to hsnsw
styles of Spring FASHIONS which are now ready he
Store lbs Futon-st He would. with bis usual Pehsn.
thropy invite strangers to his establishment where 'hsy
can obtsn Hats of an equal quality and at lower prices
than at any other store in the city. slo TuIhSs@u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17
Whia Principles.

Hon. d. 8. GIKeoRY. Mem Der of Congress- elect
presented to Mr. w Harrington yesterday ig splendid
torchlighu which will be used. understand some
svening next week In procession In honor of the ne
csas Bssaa piss victory Of the wings in this City.
lCourier and Enquirer
" We omost earnestly hope that no triumphal
Procession on account Of the result Of our recent
Charter Election will be had. 1t would be certain
to work great injury to the Wing Cause. All know
that our victory was given to to us by Political OPP
ponents not ct all for the sake of principles,
bat for the citys good and ultimately their Partys.
Their idea 10 to heal up their divisions and efface
the popular reprobston Of the misrals OF those to
whom they entrusted power. Such Procession as
10 uggssted above would powerfully aid them to
do this. Can it be wise or prudent on our part to
saunt them into IN oblivion Of their own feuds and
their leaders corruptions Should we not rather
strive to win them over by good order, cleaner
streets, lower salaries and general reform Who
that tbinks can doubt i'll
II We were to have any kind Of celebration we
would prefer To see each Wing appear with good
ssiif broom instead Of torch, having first tho
roughly swept the street streets in front OF his
o,~n premises. Both literally and metsphorcally,
. broom in each Wing hand woud be far prefera-
bic 70 Q torch Of any celebration We may have. A
genuine party.victory may be celebrated party
wise, bat this il another thing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

Santa AsYAs RETREAT.-The Union publishes
the following extract of letter received by the Pay
master.Gereral of the United States at Washington
from gentlemen Of the army
"MATAMoRos, March IS.
letter from Mexican at Tula dated the lth inst
10 Mexican of this place, states that santa Anna win
one division of his army arrived at san Luis on the h
the retreat disastrous 70 the last degree lar exceed
ing that which took place after the battles OF the stn and
9th Of May last the soldiers absolutely hghung Tor
outhfu of bread lie says that the Mexican loss at
least LOCO in killed and wounded and the army COM
pletey routed and dispired The first acting battalion
was annlhiAted the colonel commanding Col berrs)
was killed and all the other officers either killed or
wounded His letter gives the names of many officers
killed aud wounded in addition to those given by santa
Anna"
NJ Mr.. FoRD WING war on Monday reelected
Mayor OF the City OF Augusta in Georgia, by majority
of upward of hundred votes.
BARNS BURNT BY LIoHTSISG.-During the storm
Of Tuesday morning asst the barn on the farm occupied
by MIR Rover near Uniontown Md. was struck by light
ming and consumed Eight head OF cattle and TWO
horses were burnt up in the barn
on the same morning barn on the Hollywell pro
perty near Chambersburg, Pa was struck by lightning
and burnt together with two horses COW and CALI and
10 or Is barrels of -four.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

q GogKAuD's ITALIAN INDICATED soar ~ ,.ssSsa :
;sura2ds Poudre Snbtus for eradicatng 81 No..
HAIR Go1ra.ds iy uA.ie liquid rouge &C s,s;s n
stanisn<ou, Ltgs,d Hour Dig, Daiisy's Mhssea -
Tractor. Wy<t4; Crsass Of Ls.ses, Bssif Hsg ksr q
Pensade for tAe hair SiaeE brs.n sAa ya 80 nus
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Business Notices.

or GExrLxnxSs HATS, style for Spring iss1 vu
be introduced on Wednesday, March Shy
LEARY a. co. Hatters Aston House. Broadway
Circulars descriptive Of our style viii DO Forwarded
By addressing US post paid. mid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

PoRT BYRos, April 12.-Oar village has been
The scans Of great excl during the day In
usnes Of the breaking away Of the large dam across the
wssco Greek 1t this place. For time all that part OF
he village adjacent 70 the creek inundated while
everything was swept before It. Messrs- Beach 4 Kiog
are tho principal suffers Tho whole OF the fat and low
lssds for miles below, perfectly covered with water
snd have the appearance Vi GA immense lake.
fAubum Advertiser
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O. A fine heed Of dark, clean hair, 10 be ~
cents This fact HUNDREDS IN this city can prove Il
forces The hair 70 grow stops iu falling OF, cure SS
or dandruf makes the hair beautifully DARK soe s.,S
aud keeps II thrice long any other pre- TsSs
81 Cha,ham-sl
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OpISros OF A REGULAR PHyncIAs-Er<tsr, Ne. sTf
So lg&5-Ths certihes that have recommends inc ose
OF Wistsr's Balsam Of Wild Cherry for diseases " Wv
lungs for two years past, and many bottles 20 my
ledge have been used by my patients, all WIN oens''.
results. In cases. where IL was thoasht connfms'
consumption had taken place, tho Wild Cherry eneeo'
cure. BOYDEN Physician at Exeter Corner
No Cluackery No Deception All Published ststsms1"
Of cures performed by this medicine In every esps'
true Beware Of counterfeits and limitations The unpsf.
sleled and astonishing efficacy Of Dr. wisaTs Balssm
Wild Cherry In all the diseases for which Il, 10 recommend
ed curing msny aer the skill Of the beet physeans
was unavailng, has effected large and increasing DE-
mand for It. This fact has csasei several unprncpled
counteeiie and imitato 10 palm of spurious mixtures
of similar name and appearance for the genuine Basap
Be careful and get the genuine Dr. Wistars balssm
Wild Cherry. None genuine unless sgned l. BUTTS
For sale by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fultoost
corner OF William agents for this city also Al Z73 Brood
way, and II East Broadway, and by Duggsu genefshy
,hroughou, the United States Beware ofcounser!eia
sasps's sARsAPARILLA-An eminent Physician. IN one
Of The valuable works he has published says Ths doc
time Of the absorption Of medicinal substances Into 20
blood generally received for II capable Of p'y
Biological chemical and herspeutcs demonstrslou'
is by is immediate operation the vital stream us'
Sands sarssp4s has performed such sstonisnps cue,
Of alcerous ep,iye and gsndulsr diseases. and boz
other mslsdes Of which infected blood 10 The fosnna'
The detergent elements Of his extraordinary prepsDu
are transmitted through The communication beiveS
digestive apparatus and the veins into the cfeuhn"
thereby its neuuslizog and purifying properties
lha, 10 foreign to he composition OF healthy bood'
rapidly with which the various indications Of dpes
removed by this medicine, and he Uniform ssces~'
established by multitude Of sIsested facts
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail. bJ =
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 fulsonsl 90 =
wilism-sl rs Broadway, md n Eass Brosdv.y, =.
| York. Sold also by Dpggss generally throses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

III Mr. FoRD WING was on Monday reelecte
Mayor OF the City Of Augusta in Georgia oy mSo'''
of upward of hundred votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

DEATH BY DISEASE oF The HEART, &c.-An In
quest held yesterday at the house OF Isaac n eo
years native of New Jersey. On postmortem exani'
nation the heart and left lung found to be diseased
and from the appearance OF the stomach ana hvei me
deceased had lived an Incorporate life. Verdict death
by disease Of the heart and lung
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

P0LIcE.-We noticed in yesterdays paper
the arrest BY officers Reyes and Cummings, OF tho
Lower Police Court OF Geo. NJ Niles and Oliver Wood,
charged with purchasing goods to considerable
amount and paming Oft in payment worthless paper,
purporting be one, three and five dollar notes OF
the City Trust Banking Co. On searching Woods, 500
in the description Of worthless bills were found In
his poss ssion. Also. gold watch and silver watch,
beside number OF receipts dated Pieremont Ohsyle,
Honesdsle, BinghsmtoD Brighton Owego, Ithaca Cay.
uga Bridge Auburn Syracuse, Schenectady and Troy,
where 1t Is presumed that he has succeeded In swnd
ling numerous persons Those who may have suffered
in this line should give information to the officers.
James Conroy was yesterday arrested on charge of
having short time since, burslariously entered the
house of Emily Freed, 100 Thirdsvenue. and stolen
therefrom a ring and bresstpin valued at SO He was
committed for examination. Mary Selling and Mary
Jeroleman yesterday arrested by officers Rice,
Deige and Perry charged with having the l4sh inst
robbed Joseph Mason Of $50 in house corner of Do
YER and Water su. Committed 10 answer. 0Hcers
Coakey and Code Of the Fourth Ward last evening
rested In 3i Orangest Charlotte Fitzgerald for grsnd
larceny In stealing trunk containing eight half
and ten dollars in silver from Ann Wolf Of IL Roosevelt
st. Also the night to the value of twenty Ave
dollars in clothing the property OF Mary Mcdonald oil
the same place. The property was recovered BY the
aboye-named officers. Committed for examination
DEATH BY DISEASE oF THE HART, &c.-An In
quest held yesterday at the house OF Isaac ID cot
10 Southst- upon the body OF John k Kelly Agea 1-
years a native of Eew-Jerse On post lem exaul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

ARRIVAL FROM CHIsA.--We learn from the
Commercial that Rev. 8. r. Brown, lady and two chill
dren with three Chinese young men, arrived on Thurs
day in the ship Huntress from China after very pleas
an, voyage of nnetyeig days. Mr.. Brown was for
several years Professor in the Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb in this City, and appointed in 1888 to
take charge Of the school for Chinese youth hsn esab
shed at Macao bat since removed to Hong Kong under
the direction of the Morrison Education Society which
is composed mainly of foreign residents in China.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

~ Rome PAPAL, as Portrayed by Prophecy
and History By s. R. L. GAussEs" has just been ssu-
Cd BY John 8. Taylor, Isl Nasssust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17

VIOLATING THE AUCTION LAws.-Daniel Field
Auctoneer of l7st Pesrst yesterday arrested by
officers Norris On bench warrant issued by the Court
of Sessions being indicted for having the 29th Of
March last sold bill Of goods at auction to Ira Morse OF
Bridgeport Conn which goods were liable To duty, be
not having rendered any account thereof paid over
the auction dues. he was held 20 bail In the sum Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
tfIom the N. o Pc ayunr, -
LATER FROM GEN. sCOTr's ARMY.
March on Puebla---Arrival OF yoluu-
teers--Return OF Gen. Patterson. A..

The steamship Fashion, Capt Ivy sriyed Tn, mo,oin,
~ oI anu nan Gay, from Vera Cruz BY this srvsl
nave letters from Mr. Kendall to the th inst Owing q,
thc iaeness OF the hour 90 give even ~
nopss OF their coneuts We inter that the return OF @.
mary OF the twelve months has seriously inerfe,d
with Gen SCOTS Plans we expected would be m. r,.,
we notice tie return Of Maj Gen Patterson in the Fashion
ana learn that several regiments Of volunteers At Vera
Cruz on their way home Many them ad et bark ed be-
fore the Fa,hon left.
Gen worth expected enter Pueba on tho I7 inst.
@ les''anee was anticipated at that place. There
"ue expectation mat the army would upon
tai but With diminished humber Tue Losses sustaip. IN
inc army by tho return OF volunteers, and necessary
ohnene TO guard the cities Of Jalapa Perotc and Paeb
xoud 'esve Cen Scott force amounting scarcely SIX
thousand to advance upo the city Of VI x,co
oshti Anna's whereabouts yet yelled in mysety-
ne camp was ul OF rumots always case OF the
purposes ot tho Mercans and the movement. OF polc,T
'd military parties. These W II more closely at
our leisure. -
The guerrilas do not give our troous sn,,cb ,,, -
was anticipated They are probsb doing their ofce OF
robbery ana massacre upon the Mexican. themselves
we annex a lust OF the passengers by the Fashion
PAssEssERs.-Msl. Gen. Patterson H. 3 A -, RI
Abercrombe, lst Inf, and Lieut. Williams Ads 4, MAJ
Gen. Patterson Lieut. Derby. Corps Top. Engineer,
Ward, I'd Inf (wounded Cerro Cordo y Iieu,. Rn,cb
er. Frederick, and Kloz. Cd Pa Res't Lieut. T. R,guet
Mounted X hemen Capt Shaw. U. s. N; Capts Moore
fckens, Jones and Coleman, Ala Vols CAMS Brooks ard
secrest. and DIR. DAYS. S. c. Vols; p H. Moor oa,r
iermasers Department; Messr. Kerrison wyse and Mum,
ford. - - ~ ~
The Fashion brings many of the trophies of Csrra
ards, Sc. ' ~
We notice with sincere rs,,p,. ,L., C.. cL,,,.,
proving an,r. ord ,h., ~ ma oen She'us u I'M
We subjoin letter from Mr. Knnd.Ii ~ ,hs
Editorial Correspondence OF tie Pieayuns1
JALArA, Mexico May IL, ls47.
isen' spaniaios mere, men who have ample means
- j;, 'ei he 'na, matters at the city Of Mexico
80; ' sHE ~orse ana "oise-'l Is anarchy and con-
'us'o"' ~ cannot wen De Otherwise. Confidence u all
So money - i gone nope mas vanished, and in their
posei5 ha despair reign supreme The only chance
bscu UpposTs u -enefeans Is To raise frenzy
,b ,I, - 1 ~ t, mar 10 that planted IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26
SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

dausheT OF Mr. Hiram Booth residing IN wnlam,butsb
J. was acrd with mai Affection becoming Al
most helpless from was considered be
Eond cure By physicians As Gavau;c Belt and
STRENGTHENING Plser ed months from the
Application OF the articles physicians pronounced her IN
Per-t health The ady has been hurried and Tema
quite Zee from all symptoms Of her former eompainL
Every column in thus paper might with similar
mas In all Nervous complaints chronic or severe
they may be- the efficacy OF Dr. genuine Galyanic Ant
eles - truly wonderful
2z- Only agents for Richmond
DUVAL & PURCELL. Druggists, I47 Main ST
FOR sale IN Wythevle, only by WV. II. sPLLEE
Explanatory pamphlets may had gratis milf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

truly wonderful
NEw YoRE, July 81, 1916.
This so certify thai for the past year ae ed
with the dIsea ead the Hip Compliant during
ATTENDED by rs Carter and Watson Of
any relief The severity that was obi
sed 10 give up my business and have often
without being able 10 my only made me
~ose and vas daily and helpless Early
Ninel procured Dr. Chr,ue Gayanie Bet Bands
the Magnetic FIah and from wearing the
began TO improve in beahh.
previous To sickness and recovered TINT can
sahe any fatigue would ako that com
meneing he use of the GaSan Belt Fluid the ole
Of the umeers Of three dwelling CONSIDER Dr. Chrsie
1avanle and Magnetic remedies Blessing have
made the above statement voluntarily duty To
the afflicted. GEORGE e ATTEs