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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-15
Monday Nor. II.
NEW YORK ELECTION-THE
WHlGS AHEAD!

We have few more returns from New
York. The Wings have, beyond all doubt,
elected a part Of their State Ticket and
probably the whole Of it, The Albany Ar
gus has returns from AZ counties, which
show a Wing majority Of 5000. The Ar
gus thinks ihLi II part of the Loco ticket is
elected That paper makes the Wing ma
Jori,y in New York city to e only 1000
The official vote, however, shows the high
est Wing over the highest Loco candidate To
be 260o making thousaId d difference IN
one county. Many Of the returns differ
irom the returns in the Tribune.
The Tribune gives returns from 80 coun-
tics, and the Wing State Ticket is 6,5l3
ahead. The Tribune says:
"Tha, don't look bea,able, but the tick
cts run rather ragged, and it may be tha,
the Loso Focos on the Anti-Reni ticket, or
part of them, are elected"
Tux SENATE The Albany Argus o.
c') Il inks it probable tina, the Locos will
nave majority of TWO IN te senate IL
admits, however, the election Of l5 Wings
certain, to 10 Locos. The whole number
Is 32. The Journal Of Commerce says the
Senate is Wing, our friends having elected
II out of 80. This is, also. the aim OF
the Tribune. II is a clear majority.
The HoUsE-Thc Argus admits the
House to be very doubtful. The Tribune
has returns of the election Of SO Wings,
and 43 Locos 80 to hear from.
Among lhe members elected To the As
semb!y is II. J. Raymoni, ESQ, the able.
edi, ,r Of the New York Courier and En-
qu;ror. ii. b. Stanton is one Of The Loco
Senators elected.
We believe tha, the Wings have caiIied
the State licke. entire, and have given a
handsome popular majority,
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DEATHS FROM CBLoRoroRN.-Tho Lon
don Medical Times states that DR.. Adams,
resident physician to the Clyde street Hos
pital, Glasgow, having occasion recently to
use chloroiorm, inhaled it himself TO lry its
strength. but without any serious conse
qucnces but incau,iously increasing the
dose, tie effect was fatal; he fell back and
Immediately expired. L'Union Medcae
of September Slh, says tina, on the 23d Of
August, Mdme Labrune, healthy married
woman residing at Langres, France, died
from the effects of Chloroform vapor. She
wished 10 have a tooth extracted, and in
hailed the vJpor, which was given 10 her at
her own desire. Complete insensIbllty
was not produced at first; more chlcroform
was placed on the handkerchief, aud sho
drew full Inspiration. Her countcnance
immeIially became pallid hcr features
were visibly altered /, there as dila,ation
of the pupils, with convulsiye rolling Of
the eyes, and no pulse could be felt. Ev-
cry attempt was made to restore LIE, bu,
without success. She died as IL struck Ivy
Lightning.
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must be found for whom The horn OF plen'
ty has been in vain poured out, and that
sickness and dcs,itution are the inevitable
10; Of numbers in:ihe rest constituted com
monw eal,hs, let not not the hand Of charity y
be unopened, but, obeying the divine
precept as to higher bene(ac,ion, freely
having received, lei it freely give"
Given under my hand and seal Of said State,
,~ this seventh day Of November, in
l.. S. the year Of our Lord one thousand
t~~> eight hundred and for,y-nine, and
of Independence the seventy fourth
HENRY B. ANTHONY.
BY the Governor
Chris. f.. RoBBlss, Secretary OF State.
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ARRAY BETWEEN THE FIREMEN AND
WATcHMES. During the progress of the
fire last evening, several Of the hremen
went into a Rcstaurator adjoining tie Mu-
scum Building, where row commenced
and the watchmen interfered A member
of No. Engine Co. famiiary known by
the appelation dad" among the iremcn
bu, whose name is Daniel Groves, was
struck several severe blows with heavy
weapon, which cut aud bruised his head in
a most shocking manner. This enraged
the fremen-the watchmen were attacked
and Mr.. Chambers received several blows
which knocked him down and injured him.
A rush was then made by some of the en-
ragged frsmen towards the wa,chouse 10 a
yengo themselves Of the hows OF their
comrade but they were met by High Sher-
if Potter, who persuaded them TO abandon
their purpose and peacefully retire.
Mr.. Groves was taken to the Hotel OF
Mr.. Copeland and DR.. Miller sent for, and
the rumor this morning at one ocock was
that he was not expected TO recover. MIR.
Chambers was taken to tho watch house
and it was hoped he was not dangerously
injured.
We are Of the opinion that if it had not
been for the timely Interference Of Sheriff
Potter general attack would have been
made on the night police,-Proc. Mirror.
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, No,

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Nov. 0.
In the Cd District, Lowndes County, for
Governor, General Quitman, Loco, has 1888.
Luke Lea, Wing, has 6sl. For Congress
Fcathcrston, Loco, has 73i; Harris, Whig
736. Oktibbeha County gives Qnilman
472; Lea, $40 Feaherston, 40; ami
Harris, 1868.
No doubt of Quitman's and Feathorston s
election.
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OF TE TIME NEWPORT R. THURSDAY S

veyed to the criminal prison. His arrest
took place in consequence of,hc accusations
Of DR.. Fischof.
petition has been presented to tho En-
peror by the chief magnaies, praying his
Majrsiy for paldon for those Hunearians
who have been amenabe TO the laws.
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The LATE MAJOR GArEs.-Capt. Darl.
ing, OF New York, arrived here this morn
ing on the steamship Palmetto, from Gal
weston, with the remains OF the amen,ed
Gates, which, with those of The gallant Gen.
Worth and Col. Duncan, will be forthwith
conveyed to their native state of New York
pursuant TO resolutions Of the Council of
the Litter namedci,y o. Delta.
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o.; In consequence OF the severity Of the
storm, Thursday night, the steamer State
Of Maine, after proceeding as far as Point
Judith, returned and anchored under Fort
Adams until Friday morning, when she
returned to Fall River.
The Empire State arrived from New
York about half past SIX o'clock.
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BALTIMoRE, Nov. 7ih-9 I. VI

Henry Clay has arrived in town accom-
pan led by his son. They came on in the
Western train Their destination is un-
known, but supposed North. The stage in
which they were passengers upset near
Cumberland but fortunately no damage vas
sustained.
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1000 Gases of Palsy and PARALYSIS

have been reported tn DR tHRtsrp and his Agents within
the last two years which have been entirely restored
o. CAr ASuREw J. +. ToM,s Of Brooklyn y. Y, had
not been able to walk step for four years and
helpless that he had to be fed The most celebrated
yscisns gave him up In five day after he commenced
wearing the GALyANiC BELT NrCELACE .sU BEtci'srs
he walked the room and IN three weeks he had pea
fectly recovered his health Captain Tones Is seventy
~ nl NO
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WASHINGTON, Nov. IA. NJ.

The Iniel'igencer Of this morning states
ida, the War Department havs received
dispatches from Col. Washington, in New
Mexico, informing the Department ,ha, ho
has concluded treaty OF peace with the
Nayajoe Indians.
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head,
such AS Bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat Nervous
aud sick Headache Dizziness OF the Head, Neuralgia in
the Face Bulzng Roaring IN the Ears, Deafness which
is generally Scn aud that distressed complaint, called
Ic Dploreux
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DR.. c HRiSTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are lound of vast service IN eases oi COnyu BIT
spasnodc Complaints aud general Nervous Affections q
tie Head and upper eNtemcs Also ~ Palsy and faral,
sis, aud all diseases caused by deficiency OF rowe
Nervous Energy IA the limbs OF other organs OF th
tpdy
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusivey proves that
Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
ETMiTISM. BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA
Rev. DR.. Landis, a Clergyman


reputation - -
Siprty, New Jersey, July IL, lSIs.
On. \. III. CHmsrIE--Desr Sir: You wish To kno" oi
what has been the result in of the s;p'
catCn of TIE GAi.V.iSlC BELT AND NECKLACE.
Wy reply is as follows:
For about ireny years had been suffering from Dys.
,euss Every wear the symptoms became worse, nol
could ohtain permanent reei from any course OF med
ca treatment whatevor About fourteen years since, IN
consequence frequent to the weather IN the
discharge of my pastoral duties, became subject to
severe Chronic Rheumatism which Tor year after yeaI
caused me ndescrb anguish. Farther IN the winter
nf as and 10 in consequence of preaching great deal
in my own and various other churches in this region
was attacked by the Bronchitis which soon became So
require immediate suspension OF my pas
tial labOrs Ny nervous system UGS H0W thoroughly pos
frdisd and Bronchitis became worse, so also dad my
Dyspepsia and Rheumatic atcctiOn-thus eSlnclng that
these disorders connected with each other through
the medium OF the Nervous system Ia the whole phdl
macoppil there seemed to be no remedial agent which
could reach and recuperac my Nervous system every
thing that had tried Tor this purpose had completely
failed At last led by my friends to examine your
n entions and uhough with very sanguine hopes of
their effcicncyD determined 20 try the effect OF the
application of the GALVANlC BELT AND NECKLACE b.
with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This was IN June, 1916
TO My AsToNIsHMtNT, IN TWO DAYS ~ DYSPEPSIA
nan GoSr; I, FIGHr DAYS | WAS ENABLED 10 RESUME
sly PASTORAL LaBoRs HayE SINCE OMITTED sNGLL
SERVICE aCcoU,r OF THE BRONCHITis; AND MY RHEu'
M.rtC ArrpCrIos mas ENrIRELY CEASED TO TROUBLE nv
Such the wonderful and happy results of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
tons They have tried them, harry RESULTS,
BELIEVE, IN EvERY CASE
am, dearssir very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. Lands
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

Thee i-~-y g yonDing complaints are ,mue
daisig rehs.. - Ne application of the GsL,,Ntc Btir
NFcHt,tr .Np Ftrp The Belt dnuscs the flcctrcity
through the system the Necklace has local effect aud
the tlud acts directly upon the affected nerves In
these distressing Affections the application NEVER
FAILS
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FITS AND CONCLUSIONS.

These sinrming aud terrible complaint, Away,
caused by y deranrsmenf Of ne Mares The BELr
Bras,Llfs ASp Fttip will cufc nearly eyery case.
u. G. MOREnEAD, M. ID. General hrer
or the United States.
lJ2 Broadway, New York
H. X HAZARD, Agent Tor Newport,
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For Sale.

Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces,
MAY ALWAYS be found at the subscribers
Ivl of most approved patterns, and set win M
care. and warranted TO work well. Also, Tin
and Sheet Iron Ware on hand with other aTtl
cles usually Kept at such a store. Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron work made TO order. Orders
solicited opposite X. !. Union Bank:
WIN BROWNELL.
lS18 d&wtf.
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Farm to Let.

VGIE Farm now occupied by Joseph Batcman,
/ containing about 4S acres Of excellent land
with privilege of Sea Weed, and the right OF
selling stones and gravel a large and colnmo-
dious dwelling house, which will accommodate
10 boardcrs. a small h use for the tenant, with
suitable apparatus for coo king; two large barn
and crib, with all other out buildings Foterm
appyto THOMAS ). PEChhAM'
| Jan. 25 t.
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READ THE AFFIDAVIT.
CITY and County Of NeO' York,

City and County g New'Iork, -
william Armstrong, of the said City, being duly
Druggist and Chemist That some time in the latter
part of May, or first of June, leas, man by the
name Of Jacob Townsend who at that time was q
book and pamphlet peddler, called upon deponen.'
at the house Of MIR Thompson No. ~ Hudson'street,
where deponent boarded, and requested dePonent
to write him recipe by which to make syrup
Of sarsaparilla Deponent further says that he be-
came acquainted with said Townsend at the office
of Theodore Foster, Esqr Book Publisher with
whom said Townsend dealt That said Townsend
had had frequent conve versations with deponent re-
specting the manufacture Of an article OF Sarsspa-
rilla TO be sold under the name OF Dr. JACOB
Townsend. -
That said Townsend stated he was an old man. and
poor, and was not fit for hard s6or-and wished @ 20 70
make some money, in order to live easy In his OLD
days and that il sarapsrilla under the name of
Townsend sold so WELL and so much money was
made by it, he could see no reason why he might
not make something out of 1t too, (his name being
Townsend) IL he could get capable person to pre-
pare recipe, and manufacture 1t for him. Depo
nent in one Of the conversations asked said Towns
end if he was related to DR.. 3. r. Townsend, to
which he replied, that he knew DR.. s. p. Townsend
would be down on him after he should commence
But that he did not care for him, as he had formed
co.partne rship with men who could furnish the re-
ousite amount Of capital-and was we'll prepared to
defend himself against any attack that might DO
made on him.
Deponent further says, that pursuant to the re-.
quest Of said Jacob Townsend, he wrote a recipe
for the manufacture Of Syrup OF sarsaparilla, and
gave il TO him Said Townsend observed that he
wanted to make specimen to exhibit to his part
ners for their approval he wished to crafty them
in every thing as they furnished all the capital
said Townsend also told deponent that the bottles
they were to use were to be OF the same size and
shape as Dr. s. p. Townsends and deponent, at the
request of said Jacob Townsend went to the Office
of br 8 r. Townsend, and procured one of his labels.
And deponent further says, that he has been In
formed and verify believes the Syrup of Sarsapa.
rilla sold as Old Jacob Townsend's. is made after
fine recipe furnished by deponent, to Jacob Towns
end, as aforesaid.
And further doponent saith not.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
sworn to before me, this oath day OF May, ls49.
e. y. wOODHULL,
Maunr off he City of NeNy York
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Palsy and Paralysis.

All ply scans acknowlcdge that these terrible diseases
caused by deficiency II Ne'ronn Energy in the
affected limbs. DE. CHRsTn's GalN anic Articles will
supply tins deficient power and complete aud entire
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TURKEY.

There is no doubt, says letter from
Malta Of the 10th lust, that the English
squadron has left the Adriatic for the neigh
borhood Of the Dardanellos, at the request
of S.r Suattord Canning. Having despatch
ed a steamer 10 Cephalonia. where order
was re.cstablished, Rear Admiral Sir w.
Parker doubled Cape Maea with the Queen,
tho Prince Rcgen,, the Howe, tic Caledon-
10, tho Bsllerophon, tho Vengeance, the
Powcsful, and the steamers Oberon and
Porcupine.
The Austrian fleet, consisting of frigates
and briggs, is under sail for the Dardanelles.
AT Sebastapol there was Russian fleet
Of twenty-slx vessels, only four hours sail
from the mouth Of the Bosphorus.
The Turkish feet is anchored across The
Bosphorus at the narrowest parts, Gheuz-
Soyou and Arnaout Ken, to defend the
passage.
The Turkish army in Wal'achia, com
manded by Omer Pacha, has been ordered
back to Constantinople.
The French feet consisting Of siN ves-
sells Of the line, two frigates and steamers,
with 5000 men and 600 guns, is under
way for the Dardanelles.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Emperor has granted to the officers
Of the Pe,erwardein garrison, who surren-
dercd uncondiio- ally, the Same privilege
which was accorded to the officers Of the
Comom garrison. Those persons only arc
excepted agains, whom proceedings are to
be adopted for special misdemeanors.
Baron PillersdorfT, the ey minister, was
arrested on the ilth a, Rcsllre, and con.
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BADEN.

A letter from Constance OF the 18th,
SAYS, that on the Sd the frs, sentence was
pronounced by the tribunal Of the Lake dis
trict on certain individuals implicated in tile
recent instruction. Fourteen persons were
condemned to different punshments, the
mos, severe falling on Charles Boble, who
is sentenced to Imprisonment for six years,
with hard labor.
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pROOE!! PROOF!!!

Hero is proof conclusive that DR.. g. P. Towns
ends sarsaparlla is the original The following 10
from some Of the most respectable papers in this
State.
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DR.. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,

consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
ging and sticking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessy under the nhicton
They strengthen e whoie system sqndfEs me circulation
Of m. bood yrOmO. The ssceii0n and nsrcf do TIE shf
est iuu,V under any circumstances Since Their INTRO
due ton in the United States only three years SINCE more
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having moved his Soap and
| Candle establishment from the stone build
ng on Broad street, to the building on Shel
man street, formerly the old meeting house,
fitted and used for a shof time as Soap
house, by Sanford Fell. where he has on
hand hard and soft Soap, mould and dipped
Candles Of equal quality TO any made IN The
State or elsewhere. All StorckeePers furnish
ed at the lowest prices and sent 10 them free OF
expense. olLAS w Aho'
Newport, Dec. IL, lS4S. dNw II
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10000 Persons

including all ages classes and conditions among which
were large number of ladies' who peculiarly subject
to Neryous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up, and every
thing else been tried IN vain !
To illustrate the of the GhLVANiC BELL,
suppose the Of person afflicted with that hane OF
civilization. DYSPEPSIA or any other chrome or
Nervous Disorder In ordinary cases, sumulants are
taken which nv their action on the nerves and muscles
of the stomach afford temporary relief but which leave
the patient a lower state and with injured faculties
alter the action thus excited has ceased Sow compare
tins with the effect resulting from the apple alton of the
0ALVANlC BELT. Take q DyspcPuc sufferer even
the vost mitOns of attack, and SIMPLY lie the
Belt around the hody using the Magnetic Fluid as
ineced In short peryd the uscnSihle peispltation
will act the positive element of the Belt thereby
causing GalN duic circulation which will pass to the
negative, and thence back again TO the Ioitye thus
Keeping up continuous lN auIc ejaculation thf ghout
the Thus the most ol Dl SPtPSlA
are PERMANENTLY CURED FEW DAYS IL
lFfEN AMPLY NuFtI IGNr TO ERADICATE TIE
DISEASE OF YEARS.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or the M ost UndOu cd Character,
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Dictctics for the Sick, sc.

Dictctics for the Sick, &c.
Such as-Bcst Bermuda Arrowroot,
Superior Russian lsinglass,
Cooper's lsinglass,
Irish Dat meal, kiln dried
Irish Moss,
Fine white Tapioca,
Pearl Sago,
Pearl Barley,
Robinson Patent Barley, DC &c at
X X. HAZARDS,
Sign ofGolden Mortar, near the Court Hon
y22.
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MICHIGAN ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 0, lSi9.
John S. Barry, the Democratic candidate
for Governor of Michigan, has received the
annexed majori,es in tho counties named
Wayne 700 Monroe 300
Oakland 200 Sinclair 200
Livingston 400 Macombc 300
Kalamazoo 900 lngham 100
Flavius J. Liitlejohn, the whig gub,rna-
torial candidate, received rs majority in
Washtenau county, aud 24O in Calhoun.
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PARIS, Thursday.
1t wa. reported in Paris to day, tha, the
French Ambassador at St. Petersburg, had
forwarded dispatches to his Government,
in,maling a change in the hostile de,erm.
nations of Russia in its disagreement with
Turkey, upon the subject Of the ex'radl,on.
So far from forcing matters t. extrem tles'
Russia expressed Itself anxious to settle the
difference quietly. provided no warIike In
reference was threatened on the par, Of
England. The same rumor was prevalent
at Vienna on the 2lst inst
MIR. Lawrence has had an audience with
heI Majesty.
PRUSSIA.
The Convention between the courts OF
Prussia and Austria was ratified on tho l2th
inst. at Viennl.
I6O Hungarian officers are expected to
ship themselves at Brennan for n. Orleans.
The Schleswig insurrec,lon, and tho re-
bellions Of Germany have cost the lives OF
40 officers, and 34S non ncomm' ssioncd and
rank and file, with 100 of the former, and
1909 Of the latter wounded, giving total
Of 2O97 killed and wounded. So that the
total number of persons who have lost their
lives in these conflicts may be set down as
li,,ie short of 1000, independent Of deaths
\ from disease.
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A Derangement of the Nervous System.

| M In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and MedL
cnes increase ne disease for they weaken the vital ener
ges of the already prostracd stem while under the
strengthenng life giving vitaIilng influence of Gavan
ism as applied by this beautiful and wonderful discovery
the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer restored
to former health strength elasticity and yigor
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Where the world rebukelh, thcrs look
thou for the excellent.
7DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamship Cambria arrived at Bos
ton Saturday morning.
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BREMEN.

The chief item Of the weeks new, from
this city is the arrival of klapka, the late
commandant of Coinorn, and other Hunga-
ran officers, who have all been received
with most Welcome honors.
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DR., CHRISTiE'S GALVANIC BELT
Nj & N T. TIC FL u I'D,

GENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone TO the
various organs and nyigorating the entire system Also
Sli or ISDIGESTION RHEUMATISM, ACUTE and
CHRONIC. GOuT EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAF,
MSS NERVOUS TREMORS, PALPlTAllON or
TIIE HEART APOrLEXY, NEURALGIA, PAlNS IN
the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, sIlNAL
COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE of the silNE, iiii
DISEASES Of the KIDNEYS, DEL
CIENCY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY,
and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or the IN ost Un,ioubtc cd Character,

from all parts ui the Country could lie given, sufi
a mn rN,i\ columu iu this u1uCri