The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-30

ID HEUMATIsM.-This is of the very prevalent
among the painful and agonizng g which humanity
is subject, Many the remedies offered for its
though few such in reality. But it is believed that
cure 10, rheumatism exist and that Of thousands
suffering, and desparng OF relief might obtain posi-
permanent exemption from this dreadful disease
The following certificate, which has lately been received
viii enable the afflicted to Judge for themseyes i is an
ous, has been attesed before the mayor of the city
81 hereby certify, that for the past thirteen years have
been severely afflicted with attacks OF rheumatism, prnc
pally in the hands and limbs, accompanied with great
stiffness OF all the joints Sometimes the pain has been
so gea, that have been unable to move and my
troubled with low Spirits my brain was seriously affect
sd and the paa od haa osn
ings by death. think no human being imagine my
%en to- the doe In the aons aope
which sailed, sought medical advice and was for con-
clan in Liverpool but he did good On my arrival
in New York last September, obliged TO leave my
and in other was in dreadful situation with the
renewed attacks was taken to the City Hospital and put
physicians OF the hospital for the space weeks
but only got worse, was taken to the Seaman's Hos
p,a Staten Island where was severa! weeks undergo
ing process of mercury This nearly killed me and the
doctors told die. AS had read the adver.
that said be made by his savanc as
determined last hope, to send to the office and get
limbs, and the magnetic fluid were recommended The peo-
pie the hospital laughed at for geuing them. and told
used the hnd For the first few hours felt no change
but the morning the stiffness in my limbs had de-
every respect, and in less than two weeks e the hosp
tai entirely cured. Since that time, which than
year. have been to tho West Indies and thence Ant
werp in Holland, and during all that time have had
attack whatever of rheumatism any other pain, my
health has been perfect in respect though have
been exposed To all vicssitudes of climate From being
weak that could hardly stand, have become strong
and healthy period of my life, and firmly believe
happy and wonderful results have been accom-
pshed solely BY the OF Dr. Christies Galvanic Bands
| $3.50 HENRY JOHNSON, at 1876 Pearl st., MY.
On this tenth day of November. thousand eight hun
Henry Johnson and made solemn oath the ,Ss the sbov
statement is substantially in each and every parcu
lar. A. II. MICKLE,
Mayor OF the city of New York.
Every column of this paper might be filled Nth similar
of which, together with explanatory pamphlets
may be had gratis OF the agent
! CAUTION.
The great celebrity and success Of Dr. CHRISTIE'S gal
vanic articles has caused them be counerteted by
nePsa s N S gHld hs P1ss against asesp
can be obtained All sold elsewhere are spurious ane
count, be employed.
All applications requesting further Information, regard
! ing business with Dr. Christie should be addressed to
D. G. MOORHEAD, Agent-CieneraI for the U. s.,
| No. lS2 Broadway. New York.
Only agent wfiA'sFf'sSS r No . Brown. Ho,.
March 25-ThS&Mif
DLAID striped Muslins, tsc-We have 800 piece,
L white musins-in
| Plaid muslins ut l2a cents
Do do 10 and 49, cents
| Do do ~, 25, 81, and 81 cents
Satin stripes and cord, a all prices
| Do plaids, very fine
Plain cambrics
Jaconets Null, Nansook, Book, and sacharia muslins
With variety Of other styles of goods which will be of
fersd great bargains. ID. CLAGETT q co.
March 2l-6uf
TN d. MOsELY, United States Attorney, wan attend
the several States and federal held at Nash
vile.
Particular attention paid the collection of claims
Office in the courthouse Nashville. Tennesses.
| Nnglish WosAan In America, By Mrs Maury
"A author Of the "satesmcn of Amerca,"l VOL London,
1913. F. TAYLOR.