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HANDSOME COMPLIMENT. - The Charleston
Courier Ofthe 10Th pays the following compliment
to one of our esteemed townsmen, formerly citi-
zen of South Carolina:
PROFESSOR DEBow's ANNIvERsARY GRAFTON
BEFORE THE CLIOsoPHIC SoCIETY-It was our
privilege TO be present on Friday evening when
this lol established and useful association cele-
brated Its anniversary at the College Chapel The
selection OF the orator was a high tribute TO the
merits of our former fellow citizen now resident
oil New Orleans, but who, Notwithstanding the es-
arrangement of absence and new associations has
ever given evidence that the scenes among
which his early career was passed, are still cher
ished In aifectionate remembrance. His effort on
TINS occasion was worthy of the reputation which
ne mas since earned, as a writer of distinguished
AFFINITY, extensive research and good taste. But
his closing remarks, addressed more directly TO
the students of his Alma Mater, and the many IA
mlllar friends of his youth who had assembled to
welcome their old college companion, produced a
marked effect upon the audience. Feelngly al
hiding to the changes which had come over the
spirit of the dreams of their early yOuth-that sea-
sou of hope and promise which had been spent
on the soil of his own native Carolina, he took
occasion TO compliment our gallant State upon her
devotion 10 the great principle of liberty and JUS
ilce, and the unsued integrity of her people.
lhunders Of applause greeted the crater as appeal
alter appeal IN rapid succession, portrayed with all
the enthusiasm OF true Carolina spirit, the wrongs
and rights of her chivalrous sons, and euoaized
the venerated memories of her departed heroes and
statesmen. At the conclusion of the address, The
Speaker received the warm congratulations of nu-
merous friends, and the band very appropriately
struck up the touching air of" Home sweet home.'
Ihe attendance Was good, notwithstanding The
unldNOrable appearance OF the weather.
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TIE GREAT NORTH WEsT.-In Europe, says
Gallagher, Belgium has population of three hun
bred and twenty three persons to the square mile.
Take this ratio, and apply it to the five hundred
thousand square miles Of which the Northwest
consists; and what population will that give for
this region? One hundred and sxty-one millions
five hundred thousand precisely! Or take the much
lower ratio Of France, which is one hundred and
sixty seven persons to the square mile and what
does that give as future population for this region?
Even that gives eighty-three millions FIVE hundred
thousand But farer measure than either, OF
the capacity of the Northwest sustain numbers,
will be found by taking the mean Of Belgium,
France, England, Holland, and Italy. These sew
eral countries have aggregate territorial super
ficies more than four fifth large as that of the
Northwest, and present various points to justify
the taking Of the measure OF their present popula
ton as that of prospective population. The
mean average number of inhabitants to the square
mile, in those five countries, is two hundred and
ffty-two. Taking them thus together, no one will
pretend that they have any natural qualities by
which they can sustain more persons to the square
mile than can be sustained in the several States of
our Northwest taking these all together Meas
uring the population of this region, then, by the
present population Of those countries what is it to
be? One hundred and twenty-six millions Clio
rious and exciting is the prospect of the future
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels =. Nov. 2

ST. CHARLES g Gordon, Blbcock, T
ter, Hisler, Y; Key, Cus, n LcBaron Re
Baron, Wilson, Ala Hopkins Miss M Cueler o An
drrson Daniels, o Welsh Mo Filam, L'poo; g
Mitchell Eng DR. " Scott Slaughter, La; latham ?
staples Cartro Mas DR. g Musphy, Lady and child, How
el Frierson, FrisT,on Hope Macon Tenn Col G
Tex s. E Dagnano L Groom and lady Ala.
yERAHDA IF Adam, y; Dansereeu, R Caldwell La ;
q FOrman,J Osum, Mr. Stafford, o Young, W
Mo- l. Fark, w Babco II, ~ Hurd Ohio; Hooper,
Angler, Fla; Guzelsy KY YAnsOn Duff, Jamaica.
HEWLETT'S IA PHyson, Coast Pendleton; Picket
Mo- 0 Hoover t 70 tson Miss Mitchell, Ala; N Moses
Texas.
BANKS ARCADE d Cooke, Ala J. H. Fissee, Ohio;
Wilson, Daley, W Claiborne, Ky II Murray. teGas;
Clarke, PendeTy, Ohio; Bull Miss l. Lufield Green
c; J Wilson, KY J Wooodman, " Moore, Ark
PLANTERS.... IT W Hoover, Miss; o Crookes Ind w +
Foard Ky and lady, Mo- seutres hi Norton
Ala; Mr. Macarthur, Texas; T 8 Wells Ark ] K Randel;
Crawford Ala W H Holland, N o.
LOUISIANA Chas Ballmyer Alex Heer, Welsh N o; M
RothTick, Stedman Ala Gordon Texas Robert Bel
Ala; M Cam, Rome, q Audrey, Tsrbox lady
WIN NeEmsn and lady Gayss.Un Myers, Texas Gus.avGs
Erikson Houston. - -
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COAL.

CITY COAL HARDs-McBEAN, WILLARD 3
~ CO. keep constantly on hand at their ards, No. ~
Gustomhoase street, first d9OE from Royal and Ne SSs
ket supply Of PtsbuTg, Anthracite English and American
Camel Coal All orders left at either yard will bsprOmPyl
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CGmntbais.-The Fort Smith Herald, in giving
an account of recent battle between the Tonke.
ways and Wichetaws, says "The Tonkeways,
we understand, roasted and ate one of their enc
mics, the Wichetaws." We were not previously
sware that any of the Indian tribes Immediately
west of us INDUCED in the horrid practices of can
NH
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Look to your Teeth-They can be saved.

tB- Dr. LACRUE's (of Pars) TOOTH and GUM SPECIFIC
Tor The cure deased aud bleeding Gums removing
arter from the Teeth keeping preventing
ecaJ This preparation only cleanses Teeth
but keeps them clear Of tarr seuryy, and
prevent their becoming decay has need. will
the progress VI decay from the publication
Teeth Il purifiers OF the Breath ever dscov
cred. Warranted purely Vegetable.
EF- For sale by DR.. GILBERT 1873 Poylras
e. Agents will also call upon the a
W. EATON EVANS g. co.
rs I'm 2dp PioprietoTs for Inc United state,
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET,

DRUNES-20 cases fine new Prunes.
l. M A. F. COCHRAN & co. q Tchoupitoulas st.
DECANS-5O bags new Texas
MI A. F. COCHRAN s. co. q TehOupitoulas st
DEPPER-10O bags Black Pepper.
l. MI A. f. COCHRAN 4 co. q TohOupitoulas st.
SARDINES-l5O cases whole, half quarter and
ma A. F. COCHRAN & co. ~ TohoupitOulas st.
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HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. Nov IA. 1870

HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Nov. IA, 1870
Mr.. ". E. EydHS
DEAR SIR-Your favor of the 5th regularly rece ved
and for your attention to my order am much Obliged
wish to know of me in what estimation your TooTH
AND GUM SPECIFIC stands with the people Of this town.
which can answer in few words for there hardly day
passes but hear spoken of by my house. and
have never yet heard single speak of who had
used it. that did not give it high recommendation as res
torer oil diseased teeth and would Judge that is
being used by almost every family town The two bottles
purchased of you is being used by myself and wife We
both have received great benefits gums in relieving
them from the and spOngy condition which they were in
but 10 save our teeth as tod the time, you ought
have introduced some twelve fifteen years sooner II has
been used In five six since left where the gums
and mouth ere much diseased from the of caome and
the doctors had ed wash and gurge they could think
oil without producing good, and then recommended
your Specific and in every the gums and HOS were
healed in the of two three weeks This can be at
tested to by physicians and citizens OF this place. They were
in about the same condition Mr. Caldwell and Mrs Fore
man, whom you treated and cured while here.
(SignedD Respectfully yours. ]. NJ. FARR1NGToN
nS Proprietor Holly Springs Arcade
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JOHN V. CHILDS,
PRACTICAL ENGRAYER AND PRINTER.

NO. Camp street,
p ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public that he prepared engrave Visiting Wedding
and Mercantile Cards, NOaria and other Seals Steamboat
and Forwarding STAN Jewey, SilveTare, Door Plates
and every thing appeaning to Engraving with the utmost
Pate Printing, Visiting and Business Cards Bill Heads Bills
OF Exchange, etc. will be executed with dispatch work.
manlke manner nl2 Sd2w3p2w
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Francis ENb1.e ~ Co.
No 90 Magazine street,
Fashionable Clothing establishments,
Have the pleasure Of infing they
receipt Of eho's selection Of FALL and WINTER GOODS, all
OF the pest materials manufactured in the and
moderate prices. The stock comprises in part
super Black and Blue French Cloth DRESS COATS.
:. Brown, Olive, Green, French co SIl FrocE Coats
Brown, Oiiy:, Green, French Cloth Walking Goats.
brown, Olive, French Clo,h Business Coats.
Black, Blue and Olive French Cloth sses.
Orab French Cashmere Sac Coats
Black Brown and bahia Cloth PALETOTS.
Back, Brown and Daba Cloth sURrOUTs.
EmbTOi IsTed Black and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
embroidered Black and Fancy Silk vests
Embroderel Valencia Vests
embroidered Marselles Vests.
Black Silk an Sa.in Vests.
kieh Black snd eolored Figured Silk Vests.
hlch eoloted ia stmere Vests.
White and Bud baTseIiles Vests
Buff ValeoctasF
Black and Doeskin Cassimere PhNTS
Coiored and Fancy Cashmere Pants
EngIsh and Oxford Mixed CaInimere PantA.
Now Spun Silk UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS
white Calhmere and MeTino undershrts DIavers-
Ribbed Lambs Wool Uni-rahirs md Drawers,
linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
sIE, Mer1no and Cotton HALF HOSE.
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE
Rich Figured Silk andS Satin Crava1s.
Rich White Figured Six and satin Crayatx
Rich colered igured Silk and Satin Crsyats
Rich coiored Silk Satin ssarts
White and colored Linen Camllric HDKFs
While and cOlored snt Hdkfs.
Whne and eolored Eggiish silk suspenders.
Black, colored and White IiGskin Gloves
Black, cooTed and Silk Gloves.
:. Black and colored Silk Umhrellas
Black and colored Scotch Bingham Umbrellas.
~ ALArge assortment OF TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
perior manufacture. $50 lw 2ip 7v 3du. 2u1W
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MEMPHIS, October IS, 1850.

MEMPHIS, October 49, 1850.
Mr.. ". Eaton EUaRs Men OrEe nus
DEAR SIR-ln to your inquiries how liked or
what effect your LACRUEs ToOTH GUM SPECIFIC has
had upon wife, will say that the effects produced upon
the teeth and of wife astonishing 1t not only
brought the teeth clear and peay whs but has fully
restored her to natural and healthy appearance
often it myself for cleansing and whitening my teeth and
cleansing my mouth for which | consider il without 1
parallel.
was also in conversation few days since with Rev. Mr.
Gray, Pastor the Second Presbyterian Church in this place
He told me he using your Specific. and previous to
which his gums had become soft and spungy specially
in the sockets Of his teeth much so that was with diff
Guilty that he could mastcae his food and that it had-o
use his wordsacted like magic upon his gums that
they had now become firm that he could eat with
and that they were rapidly improving and getting rmer
every day that he considered it production that could
not be equaed and that it could be widely made
known II being thoroughly tested here as yet have
heard no who does speak of in terms of atisfao
ton. Yours etc.,
LSlgnedJ E. BRUSH.
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T ITPs cNSgEssRgP9oHTssy,s TSgF e PERa"eEMENT


consists in the fact that they and by gntvdrd
GgpedfO in place Of the usual mode of and phys
licking the patient I'LL exhausted Natuesins h0pely under
the nicon. They strengthen the t1h0le sBste eqGrs
the circulation OF the blood, promote The sereteRs, aud
neDer do the Sghtest INJURY under eiyeNmstdnees-
since their introduction INTO the United States, only three
years since, than 60 600 persons including all ages
ladies, who peculiarly subject Nervous Complaints
nave been tiiely and Permanently Cured
when all hoPeof relief had been given and thing
else been tried in vain!
Tolustrate the use of the G.4LYANIC BELT, suppose
the of person afflicted with that bane of civilization,
DfSPEPSIA, other Chronic or Nervous Disorder.
In ordinary smuans taken, weh, by Their action
on the nerves and muscles of the stomach afford temporary
relief but which leaves the patient in lower state and with
injured faculties, after the action thus excited has ceased
Now this with the effect resulting fo the action OF
the GALVANIC BELT. Take Dyspepsic sufferer, even
IN the worse symptoms Of attack, and simply tie the BELT
around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid directed In
short period the sentibe Precipitation will act the positive
element Of the Belt thereby causing GaVanic ciFrulaOn
Which viii TO the negative, and thence back again to
me thus keepng up aconlnuous Gafvanc CIRCULATION
thT0u ghout the system
EY Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED. a fen days Is often amply
| snkclent % eradicate the Disease of years.
~ In Nervous Complaints, drugs and medicines
eae dlseGse for they weaken the vital energies OF the already
vtizlng influences Of Gavanim, applied by this beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
sufferer Is restored to former health, strength elasticity and
F1goE The great pecrliarty and excellencs Of
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
. OF the Most UndOubted Character
FFon all parts of the Country, could be given sufficient to
hll column OF this
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Catalogue and Credit sale 90. of 80. Dry Goods.
BY j. ID. BLACHE e. CO.
"WEDNESDAY November "a at 10 o'clock-Wi aOld their
w auction room, No. II Charities
l25 packages and lots Seasonale GOODS, such
Turkey red Caieoe Tweeds Indigo blue San Curtain Cscoes
ribbed Hose, Satin and Dsmask CaVhs "a and 10 Tartan
Shaws Linz Cambria HandkeI Flannes Prints
Bed BLANKETS, American English Blankets Drapees and
Musins, Merno undershir Apacas fouad Handkerchief
Terms liberal
Catalogues viii ready goods early
o the morning Of sale ms
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PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.


MONSIEUR DEVOTl respectfully informs the heads NS5TO
ll of Families, his Pupils, and also the Ladies and IN
Gentlemen OF New Orleans hst he will open his Acal y8
in the perfect style art, by ru es ~
used the best academies Of Europe the indispensable art nj Eli
quee Education BY this the pupil the graceful
manners, eegance Of Department. accomplishment
o ball etc. the fashionable socst1 m
Europe and America. He teaches all the fashionable
Wazes, the new Pas Quadres, Scottish Alamand etc
Slide Waltz, CeNrus, Two Steps aud Spanish a and Ctpn
Temps, etc the latter of which The no
onab Saloons Of Paris He teaches also Old dances VIZ
Fancy Dances, viz Sphe CracOvenne Tarantua Cchucba
Jaleo, ' '
N. BAs facts be depended upon than vebs nrD
written pTetenEons Mons D. parens he nresnt
the lessons. order that they Judge capacity and mar
the difference between the and method Of nr
back They will thus viii their that his nnnS are
instructed tho elements Of the CbOTegrapbic art and III
their will be rapid and He hm.ef that his
pupils will not he INTERIOR OF dancing graceful
America. ' " P' anu
The number f pupils will be limited.
The will
punctualy in regard to decorum silence. ~ ~
There will be two classes during
Tuesdays 81 O'Clock P. on Sntisvs AZ al
O'Clock A. M The other Wednesdays 81 O'Clock ana
Saturdays at O'Clock NJ for young and little Master
The two cesses will be strictly private formed OF the btst
society. " ''N ''''
P. NJ. '' ~ y 'oeA'
He will receive subscribers and hal two lesson,
week. eaCn' $50 On
Private classes residence
Notice will of
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I IRUUhS-
- l5 casks London and Dublin Porter;
10 do Scotch Ale;
~ do. Amontillado Sherry Wine:
puncheons Old Irish Whisky. in bond and entitled
TO debenture:
l puncheon Old Jamaica Rum, also in bond and
entitled TO debenure;
~ Also Old COgnac Brandy and Irish Whisky in
demijOhns For sale by
n23 If JOHN TOOLE, No. % Bank Place.
"ETHERILLS PHILADELPHIA WHITE
w LEAD-Havng been made the A gents for the sale
Of the celebrated White Lead by WeherI 4
BrntheT we shall have constantly hand supply of the
different qualities AMI in the various sized packages which
invite the attention of the trade
n32 If E. J. HART 81 co. 70 Tchou las street
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TEN AZ TONIC AGsENCY-NO, 50 Camp street.
A CERTAIN anudoe against Constipation OF the Bow.
els, Torpor of the Liver, indigestion, PalptaoR OF
the cart Termination of Blood the Brain, Nervous Head
aches, Chills and Fever, etc.
r, m an, ,,,,, RECOMMENDED By
Il. r. w. Hill, Eco. President II. B. BascOmbe.
Matthew Watson, ESQ. Gen. Sam Houston,
DR.. VI NJ. GWip CAPT w s. Fuller,
Dr.. w. b. Keene. and others aDO IySp
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Portwardens saIe............. POrtw ardens Sale.
BY A. BLACHE.
THURSDAY, Nov mber hafpast o'clock-Wi be
No 10 POydas under Inspection
the Port for account Of whom may concern
100 boxes CANDLES.
from Boston. ~
Terms cash. n2s
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SHEER MANS
PATENT PREMIUM
A 3 y O M I N A L
SUPPER TER

ma s.v ais O<s, 10 81 cAarss Sssfs sYpestas Balsa.
The highest most elastic and comfortable instrument ussf
the cure the complanthe bearing down feeling al
the ofhe stomach, lungs side and back
the whites, In pregnancy its prevents miscarriage
lin fact Indispensable the cOmtnFt of delicate
female II any doubt the efficacy of this supporter, they
be referred to the wife OF celebrated physician OF this
city, who using with perfect satisfaction, after Try.
several other patent supporters without relief Phys
clans respectfully invited call and examine the nstT.
ment at the pTopretor's, 10 ST. Charles street.
In practice have had apply u
boasted Abdominal Supporter aud have found
sdsnted mpaIt resl and comfort othe afflicted
Philadelphia, Aug. Is, 1919 Wh. ANDERSGE, -. ..
For three afflicted with eompant-raTt
TIE time confined bed. My suhehgs great No.
fns relieved until Of MIR Ssrmsp' Abdominal Sup
porters enabled 10 about house. regain for
ner health and ehsertUlnsss hrs VII KiNsHN
II ;. COKE d. CO., DRUesIsTs. Corner Of yMasa
Ii Ene and POgdTds Streets prepared 20 sxe- u
lies Every article warranted genuine. Dr. T. J.
CoXk's Preparations extensively used tor ten -
recommending themselves by their effects;
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRuP-An UpeQnaiied remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Influenza. etc. "
~Y EXTRACT OF COPAVIA, SARSAPARlILA
AkN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable Gun.
N~A~ superior the Capsules any otheI exslena.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIII4A AND
t TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can
De maae ss proved BY the effect produced.
BAL,SAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR, LlVERWORT, etc.
. For the cure OF Consqmpsqe and Branehits
roSi e;r AeuE SYRUP and PILLS.
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II II. s. begs to inform his friends and the public
that they can have Visiting and BusnessCa Cards, NOtaral
and other Seals, Door Plates Steamboat lamps, and
thing connected with engraving executed in the neaest
N. B.Visiting and Business Cards. and every kind of
Coper Plate Printing executed at the shortest notice. NIL I'm
FASHIONABLE MUSIC. HENRY PAR
u SONS, No IL Camp street respectfully informs NSs7s
The public that q con1ecGn with his superior glSz
sortment Of PIANO FoRTEs, he ha. opened an
able MUSIC; and will at all times be supplied with Ez
the latest publications, and soil its share of he public pa
trOnage. MS lW
PHILADELPHIA SADDLERY AND TRUNK
n WAREHOUSE, No so Gravier street. CSSM
Ihe subscribers are now opening general esE=A=LSH
stock OF New Goods IN their line, manufao- Ia AGM
tuTed and imported for tn Southern mark I,
ca consisting Of $ Adde's and BRIDLES in great
IF an descriptlons, heavy and light; sABBGERy
ST HARDWARE. comprising new styles of Bits and
Snrups, Coach Furniture and Trimmings, Sadders and
Trunkmakes Tools and Materials; Leather, OIL Varnish
Trunks, Nalises Travelling Bags, etc etc, general
sortment Of INDIA RUkBER GOODS. Als0-A fine
stock of BUFFALO ROBES, a very convenient Bed for
Travellers 10 Planters and dealers would do well to give
US a call. nI3 lmis = RORR q Cd
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THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING!"
At the COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE HALL,
MONDAY EVENING November as and Every Evening during
WI the Week.-MURPHY, WEST g. PEELS celebrated Bur
lcsque Opera Troupe, the original Campbell Minstres,
authors Of their Music Dances whose Concerts at the So
cey Library New York three hundred successive nights
aud through the principal the Union, during the last
-a received pat unparalleled in the 40,
6fIlS history ri Elhopiln entertainments and from 141A&a
WA IVB class OF citizens that seldom frequent such
the ladies
and gentlemen Of NeWOTeaus of their uBk ES
&c fashionable MUSICAL SOlREES, the HA
above Hail. commencing above, continuing every evening
during the
The Company comprise versatile OF talented
who will their celebrated including
the Burqne Shakers, Buresque Fling Pas de Africa, Virginia
Breakdown Dutch Drill Tamhoune Dance Cschuca Bone Solos,
Pas de K and their celebrated Buesque ITALIAN OPERA
with huTlesque limitations Lind, Madame Bishop,
t95 For iul particulars Programme
E8T Cards Of admission, so ceuts.
JAMES NORRIS, Manager
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

In all of Female Diseases the GaIvane Bell Is Or In
estmabe value 1t would take many columns, were we
the highest and respectable Ladies in all parts of the
Union. Weakness, irregularities, low spirits, pain in tbs
of the womb eostvene obstructed or difficult
general prOsaon of the system, and all affections OF similar
simple and beautiful invention The enerVsiing nature Of oUs
climate renders natural StimidHt necessary for It's
preseIv atom Of female health and surely Rqthng can Be
provided This ldtudnis, and its application by the
Galvane Belt and Magnetic uid in every pleasant
and agreeable no inconvenience attends its and the
most feeble and delicate with and safety
DIR. ChrIstIe's GALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for all Complaints affecting the Throat or Head such
bronchitis inflammation OF the throat nervous and SICK
headache, dizziness OF the head neuralgia the face buzz
roaring the deafness which generally called
nervous and that distressing complaint called tic douOueux.
DIR. Oh rIstIe's GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of in cases of commissions or ts
spasmoc complaints general affections Of the
head and upper exemltes Also, Palsy and Paralysis.
and all diseases caused by deficiency OF power
energy in the limbs or other organs of the body.
G Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the eouu-
uy Of the most extraordinary character be given,
~ No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use OF Dr.
CHRlSTlES GAIVANlC ARTICLES, and they may
safety In many eases the sensation attending their use 10
Mighty pleasant and agreeable They be sent to part
Of the country.
LIE GALvANo THREE DOLLARS
THR GALvAHIC NECKLACE. Two DOLLARS.
LIE SNALvAE0 bHRA06LErs'' 9sE DoLLAR EACH
f1 The articles are accompanied BY full and plain diree
tons Pamphlets, with full particulars, be had Of the
eR- For sale in NEW ORLEANS by the
GUINNESS a. HILL,
81 yeod sdp IL Camp street
TEN < AZ 4. g. TONIC AGENCY-No. 80 Camp street