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The total amount Of gold received from Califor-
ma since the first arrival $780, 1919, Of which
@lS,I5O0O0 was received at the Mint, Philadel-
Phia, and the remainder at New Orleans. OF this
amount, over $l7,000,000 ha We been received in
ten months, being at the rate of more than
2O,OO0,0OO per annum. Since January the re-
cepts have been at the rate of $26 600 900 per an
mum, and for the last quar- ter at the rate of
S32 900, 900 per annum
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-14

The American Pathological Congress will m eel
at Cincinnati on the 11th, 18th and 18th of Sen
tember next, the time Of holding the Ohio s tate
FAR. Ample arrangements are said to be in pro-
gress OF preparation for the occasion, and fruit
growers will be afforded excellent opportr tnitv
for exhibiting specimens of their productions
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could be found. Previously to having given il ,for
lnatlon 10 the watchman, the inhabitants had ex
tingulshed the fire with but little damage.
Ann DwEer, Mrs Loughaby; and Mrs. wi, slv
s wv, II VIII DC recolecled, were brought up on 4
charge of stealing $500 from under The mattrss NJ
a dying woman whore last moments they were prs.
lending TO console, had their case attended to- Irs
wisely was discharged, but the testimony Was
found ample % send her associates or friends OF
companions, the said Mrs. Loughaby and mn
Dryer to the First District Court
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The Locusts in Monmouth county, N. j. ap-
pear 10 be creating considerable excitement among
the farmers. The Hightstown Record says they
have already commenced their ravages on the forest
trees; the twigs in many instances look as though
they had been nipped by an early frost. Fears are
entertained that they will extend their ravages to
the peach orchards, which, if realized will be Of Sc
rious consequence. The sting is said to be a dead
ly one, and on Monday boy, aged IL years, was
stung by locust, and died in few hours after
wards
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The number of Churches in Boston is 90. viz
Unitarian %; Orthodox 10; Baptist 10; Meiho-
dist II Roman Catholic 10; Episcopal s. Uni
versalist 9; and one Of each of the following. de-
nominations, viz: Free Will Baptist, Christian,
Swedenborgian, Lutheran, Evangelical German
Protestant, Second Advent, Quaker and Jewish.
The Oldest Unitarian church is that in Chauncy
Place, founded in 1880. The Old South ORTHODOXY
dates back far 1869, and is the Oldest church
of the denomination.
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CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS. - Alfred
Hunter was arrested yesterday and placed in the
Second Municipality watch house, charged with
carrying concealed weapons, which were found on
his person after he had been making some very
tensIYe threats. He will be heard todaY.
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ANOTHER FRE.-A fire was discovered by the
Waterman on duty on Gironde street, between Ora
vier and Common streets, about O'Clock yester-
day morning. The damage was not severe, the fire
having yielded to the energy and skill the firemen
present, and other citizens, after having destroyed
three or four wooden buildings.
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REcoRpER's CoURr-iSecond Municipality.
Antonio Jourdan, who was arrested for swindling
and passing worthless money Francois Tachoir,
in ST. Mary's Market, on the 9Th of this month,
was sent to the First District Court on bail oil
5000 In default of bail he has been committed
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SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE, Simon
O'Driscoll yesterday surrendered hmsel at the
Second Nun cipality watch house, C barge of
selling liquor by the glass, without license, at his
house, corner Of Camp and Grod streets.
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The NEW BASIN AND THE CANAL-We learn
that the water has now become stagnant and often
sve. Fish, once that were, now fish no more, are
strewed over large portion of the canal This
ought to be looked to on the instant.
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SUPPOSED RUEAwAY.-Cath, Tlne, girl
saying that she belongs to Mrs Fer nandez, was
arrested on the Levee yesterday mo ming at o
o'clock. She had neither pass me dal and is
snpposed to be a runaway
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Frst Muntctpalitu,-
Ghza =, charged with stealing dress from
Catharlne Holman, while the latter was sick in the
Charity Hospital was released with consent of the
prosecutor on restoring the stolen property.
Raymond Housty Inade an affidavit stating that
eau es'ise, tenaht, occupying room in atlantis
PREMISES Is ihsare, and that there is danger unless
ne Is put under restraint, that he will set fire to the
PssnliseS OF Commit some other depredations His
at'udVt Vas for the purpose, therefore, of having
me Sa't! Jean Legse arrested, and locked up un-
"a provision can be made to send him to the asy-
ium at Jackson.
AN ATFRAY. - Thomas Patterson, Michael
Burke, Margaret Highland, Mary Ann Highland
ana katharine O'Donnell, were arrested for an af-
Tray IN house at the corner of ROYAL and Barrack
streets Michael Burke was SO badly wounded that
he was sent to the Hospital. All the other parties
have been committed to prison to await the result
OF wounds inflicted on Burke
The docket showed not less than an AVERAGE list
OF assault and battery cases, but not one of them
was worthy OF mention.
William Ennis, arrested by O'NeiI. Police Of
a1cer tor assaulting and beating a woman in Ma
rals Street. was brought forward Ennis was
seemingly a positive fellow, and accordno 10
" Nells statement must be so in truth as we'll az
seeming, for he offered desperate resistance and
threatened the Watchman' life. The Watcbman
made affidavit that he knew Enns's dangerous
character, and believed that he would nut his
threats into execution He therefore, claimed the
protection of the law; that protection was extend
ed to him by Ennis being bound over to keep the
peace,
Raphael Ponsoulano, made complaint and aft
davlt that woman glorying in the romantic name
OF Adele Seafde had assaulted him with a knife,
and that he was afraid of his life Adele was ar
rested toanswer the charge Poor Ponsolano's head
seemed to have been badly used and gave too good
Prt"'a tacte evidence that his complaint was too
true Had no such impression, however, been
made on the minds of those present, a stronger
ground OF belief in Ponsoulanos story was furnish
ed by the mlen and wrathy gesticulations and fn-
rious language of the fair (Ponsoulano thought
unair) Adele herself Ponsoulano seemed uneasy
IN Adeles presence, yet he sought neither revenge
nor redress. All that he asked was the protection
OF the court-he got it, and Adele was bound over
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DOUBTFUL CASE OF ASSAULT. An ex.
animation that was alternately serious and humo-
rous throughout, arrested the attention of the
ihrong in Court yesterday, for nearly an hour. Il
arose on charge of assault The persons charged
were Thomas Barlow, as President. and James
Curly, as Vice President of the assauIting party
Barlow denied being drunk, and Immediately made
blow at Waterman Murphy, wko charged him
with being in that tranquil condition. Murphy
returned the compliment with his club, when
Curly interposed his valuable aid in behalf of his
friend Barlow, by curling himself into an attitude
OF violence on Mr.. Pat Murphys person.
All this is Mr.. Murphy's version of the affair
but the accused parties were determined to " show
nigh, IN Court, whether they had done so before
or not They led evidence to show that even Muir.
ply himself was in the habit of taxing a dron
or two on N, Sunday night or So" They went
jartheF. They reached sort of half proof that
Murphy was drunk on the occasion, as well as
themselves. Their counsellor, L. u. Gaiennie
followed the evidence with a long speech, demon.
Strating the wickedness of Watchmen being even
" How come you SO ?" on duty. Alderman Hale
followed the councillor, by showing that his elo-
quenee had all been wasted, and holding Barlow
and Curly to bail in $500.
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-Third W,,n;c;noJ;t,,- Su-
pernumerary Waterman Delery reported that some
~ The inhabitants near Mr.. Sanberent's stable in
St Bernard Street, had pointed out to him M ,
nclooH, the place where fire had been kindled bv
so"le ihcehalary OF whose whereabouts no trace
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AFFIDAVIT 4, on Account.J

The STATE or LOUISIANA
faflsh Of orleans, City of New Orleans (
,oBe e repembeyed That on the 18th day Of JnIv h
oo before me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace Il al
oI ae cly Aforesaid personally Appeared CHARLES
@ Secretary. ec, who being duly sworn according 10
& % uepose ana says that the within account i ust and
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans ~ OieScent
=. (Signed) a. I M.vso,
sworn TO. and subscribed before me- the dav and n
above written. (SieDed) T. w., joy anu year
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of S,ls.D
The Trustees have this day declared dividend Of rtv
Tee and onettrd per cent. the earned premiums
me past year, payable in scrip and after the second Mon
day in August next. "
The Company would also give notice tina, thew ro
commenced writing LtEE Risks and hereafter will cor,i
10 make LIFE FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER INsuRAEovs
ihey ofler TINS community all the advantages Of hone
whose profits are invested in their midst and the
security of real and substantial capita of ThreS H.
dred and Sixty Thousand Dollars.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
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Dsyis,s sErHg6 Had CAesrg aad Te.--Ee vou.d cad
a1tenfon 70 the advertisement Of this valuable medicine
other column Several cas Of m sanitary effects have come
under personal observation and therefore Confidently
recommend Il 70 the afceed-Ed. ~. j. Keskls Y7rifsr
and temperance SeAtinel, t7rsntsn.) Fsb. q IBf.
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COMPOUND KXTNACT DE COPAVIA AMI

NOMPOuND EXTRACT OF COPAVIA AND
~ Gu BS-F For DiSsasssQf the Urinary Organs.
CITY, dunns which period has rarely failed to effect per.
feet cure, where the simple directions which accompany
have been faithfully observed, the best evidence Of las
and uneQualled excellence. Being free from all nau.
seating properties acceptable the delicate stomach
GT Put in jars of convenient and portable size, and
for sale only al
E. MACPHERSON'S Drug and Chemical Store
do 6m3p No ~ Camp street. New Clpesn g.
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EXCHANGE On .NEWYORK-In Bills al short
u sight and 80 and 60 DAYS, BY
IA BARELiI 4 co, q ComnOa 4.
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MAYORS CouRT.-This Court opened in the
recorder Court OF the Second Municipality, this
day, pursuant to adjournment from YESTERDAY
here was considerable sprinkling Of fun during
MS session OF the hour, but as we anticipated very
Little business, the only case being the old one Of
Burns, alias Chips, which has figured SO largely
70 the later records of this Court. The evidence
have been arrested and accordingly the arger mart
o. the Jury, nearly the whole of them, in fact were
Ior dlseharging him at once After staying out
upwards OF half an hour, the jury returned with
me report that they could not agree. Whereupon
Distfiet Attorney Reese moved that if Mr. Burns,
eIlas Mr.; chips, had no objections, he would
move Ior ms discharge. Burns, alias Chips, as
suFeu nun IN the most modest and graceful STYLE
una naginaoF, that he would be happy to leave the
uock Jus soon as his honor pleased. He left
stragb tway. The Court then adjourned until the
scoop d Monday in September NEXT
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY,
Tuesday Evening, August 10, 1850.
Arrived to-day per Palmetto S. Texas Beeyes and
l5i Calves; per steamer Dove, l56 Hogs.
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 34GD55ic y ID net Hogs, Ga
63ae b net; Sheep, 81 75D2 rs y head; Mich Cons
sl6@s99 v head CakUes, a5@ss Y head
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LAr1rupE aso5T aOn N.-IoNerrrpr aos W.-nT Time. 81

Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Georges, Falls, Marseilles, LHGale
Bark Marcia, Sishy, Boston, Chas Deake & 20
Sehr Bradford, TAYLOR. Mobile, Faui Nv
Steamer Gen Hamer, Route, Pensacola, JnO Hurley
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Palmetto, Smith, from Lavacca Bay via Calves
ton, llth inst, TO Harris & Morgan-A my
STEAMBOATS,.
Dove. Box, from Louisvie-J7S bales cotton.
Lexington, Mather, from LouiHvile-lSS bales cotton.
tIipsy, Ure, from Bayou sara-I bales cotton.
Anna. Johnston, from ppelousas.
Exit, Sweeney, from Shreveport.
ID Il Mosby, kercheyal. from Grand River.
Gen Taylor, Hyde, from Doualdsonyille.
Jas L Day, GlbensOn. from Mobile.
Towboat Swan, Shuitz. from the Passes.
Memoranda.
TOwboat Swan lowed down to sea, the 18th inst
ship Sultana and bark Maria Eugenia.
The steamer Lexington left Louisville the 9Th inst-re-
ports feet inches water Treodwater bar and falling
Passengers.
Per steamship PalmettO-AIs McCloud Mis- Chalmers,
Major Hutter USA, Mrs Mason MORGAN lady child and
servant Mr. Simmons and lady, Capt Wilson and lady Mrs
Lawrence Mrs Bruno, Mrs Gnfn, Mrs Rayena, Ms Cor
Nash, child and servant, Messrs Newcomb Davie w
Foster, Dwyer. Dean, Judge Duy, Major Bena Captain
WALKER Col w X Montgomery USA, John Price, Jr r M
Campbell Braeht, o Phelps Brakeman, Brown, Master
CrOzier, and 10 on deck
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BIZ SMITH, Dentists. G. T. BoARDMAN
GMITH & BOARDNAN, Office North conner of La.
- ayette Square and st. Charles street, would call the al
eniOn Of suffering humanity their superior operations in
the preservation OF the TEETH The of preserving uer
manenty Teeth that too lew practitioners have
yet attained, calling forth, does ali the skill Of The
those VINO viii prompt ard certain preservation OF those
vaua Bile auxiares health take the earesl oppornny
in having them cared for In the insertion OF ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, especially full sets take especial pride md care
constructing Them defy the scrutiny and
guaranty all instances etc satisfaction In diseases
the Gums and Teeth general, all can ind cheerful and
candid advice, gratis. Num-Iou who have tested
their practice in all is branches both the city and country
for the last years, viii rieeHy bear wines lher
favor iylS ual IS
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IDIANO FORTES REPAIRED-In the hes, manney.
Il and reasonable charges, by experienced
knen from our best manufacturers. The
public may rely this branch of the bust ~ ~ - 81
ness heng faithfully conducted. For sale, v II
a heavy stock of PIANOS from Mans Il Clark and j.
GhiekTtRg. Az Tuning done short notice.
jyl0is HENRY PARSONS. 10 Camp
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CAPTAIN FoRNo-All of the city papers yes
terday made mention of curious feature in a
recent pleasure excursion of some OF our citizens to
Biloxi The chief of the Second Municipality
Police was OF the party, and, may be supposed
not the most obscure retiring member of it.
AT least so said those who brought to New Orleans
from Biloxi, the daguerTeotype Of the interesting
feature referred to, which did less than exhibit
the Captain as an active participant in the game Of
lynching a gambler who had the pleasure
partys money, and had been supposed to hav
PLAYED foul game The report of the case bror
here, left the Captain enjoying the otiHm CIR 1gh
g,itate in one of the best cells in the f. M Dig
Biloxi. Ast jail o
The throng in Recorder Hale's r
morning. were somewhat surpr' Jourt, yesterday
tain in the active discharP, sed TO see the Cap
office andlooking as fresl - OF the duties of his
il appears that whe- A. sa new caught salmon
BiiaYi The report the Captain returned from
,be Ivncbing every where current, here, about
nar,vs do; part of his and the whole pleasure
IA y,;. .ngs was heard by him for the first time
d;g an no small degree of establishment and in.
cation. He accordingly addressed a letter forth.
9th, to the Mayor, requesting his Honor to bro.
cure an investigation Of the case The reoues,
has been granted, and the case in all of its merit,
and dement's, at least far as Captain Forno i
concerned, will come Off in the Recorders Court o
the Second Municipality, this day at ~ o'clock.
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THK GALvANIo BELT. THREE DOLLARS.
The GALvANIC NECKLACE.........TwO DOLLARS.
IHk GALvANlo BRACELETS. ........ ONE DOLLAR EACH,
The MAGNETIC FLUID .,............O ONE DOLLAR.
~ The articles accompanied by full and plain deo
lions Pamphlets with full particulars may be had of the
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In THE FIELD AGAIN!
u PkA a q never known the COMPOUND ASIATIC
o. b;ALSAM Of Or Nj. G, Kerr & Bertole two eminent
is o Of Norrstown all in the treatment Of
% Cs OF diseases for which alone they recommend it, II
peyon1 any doubt the most valuable addition 10 The Ma
% ed 6 ha has ever been introduced not excepting
Sumle thal al controlling preparation in Fever and Agus
Ana as the ognator make pretence TO secresy bnt dis
close It's prep araon to all Physicians who desire know It's
component paris nave not scupled use and recommend
IN my private practice in which have found il 10 possess
uncommon curative pro eres Under use cases recover
than under ans combination OF remedies that have ever
probation of il and advise all 10 Try IL ny e "p
Signed, @. A. PECK, M. D. New York
we do not claim the Basam univtrsal cure ali
equal as many in this place testify. w ~
Prepared only by Dr. NJ G. Kerr Bertoet Druggists and
chemists, NOrfsown, and sol on agency by G N NOR
auI3I ''
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WKLEsyILLE Ohio January a. I897-Ths ss4inls Of wild
Chsny and Tar find to be valuable medicns and
considerably my practice have cod ul nearly ~
that have forwarded, and would be pasd % have you
ssnd smother supply ~ soon as the Of transportation
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LlaoMER, July %. 84 Wild fhsITy and Tar yTuI
gives seEEa Satisfaction. We have besn Of Il bf
ume and thought would order any; but aImoa
daily inquired for. and thought perhaps, Il would be bss
order
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KTTsBUk0, Jan ~, tl-Ihs Syrup 81 Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great saracai0n 70 hus who nave s
t. know Of one instances 81 81 Asthns
gentleman Of Ohio. tak shall Be nbs1 10 s n s1-
sir q year. -
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re n Il r U IL ~ n.
EEe FOR CALIFORNIA. via ChaRres-
XINAkA United States Mai Steamship C0mpaHu-The
- new and magnificent steamship OHIO. Lieut.
Fina!ay Schencks commanding, viii leave on THU Rs
DAY the 10th OF August O'Clock, A. M punctually,
with The california and Oregon Mails -
ElR Passenger Chagres will be transferred Al Ha
vana to the splendid steamship Georgia
RATES PASSAGE,
To Oh gres-In saloons aSO
5lanoee bertils.s 6A
In Steerags, lmess as crew d.. "A
No passage secured until paid for and al passare
tickets must be procured from the office of the agents.
PARADISE, LAWRAS0N Il CO.. Agents
N B-A surgeon always attached 70 ships Of tbs com
~
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DR.. Christie,s GALvANIC BRACELETs

~ No trouble Inconvenience attends the use of DR.
CHRlSTIES GALVANIC ARTICLES, and they may
be worn by the feeble and delicate with perfect and
safety In cases the sensation attending their use
nghy pleasant and agreeable They be any par
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e. NICARAGUA ROUTE FUR CALIFOR-
StAE M1A-The fine and very fast sailing schooner
- HOME, Capt. Benson uiarlered Tor Ibis yoyaTe
to precede the Thorn will Tor san Juan Nicaragua
on honday the 18th instant.
From san Juan 10 Realo the Pacific the route i BY
the nv San Juan and Lake Nicaragua with about twelve
miles OF land carriage and all through exceedingly inter
eslng and healthy ReaIo considerable,
note on the Pacific which there constant opportunt
o. reaching San Francisco by sailing vessels This route is
about IVY miles shorter than Operation, San Juan
beng 4O miles this side Chagre and Reaio only 800
miles above Panama For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM DEWEY, 81 Gravier street,
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TO MOTHERs Ann MARRIEn LAnIRs

In all of Female Diseases the Gavanc Belt Is OF IN
estlmabe value II would take many columns were we To
give the numerous testimonials which have received from
the highest and most respectable Ladies in all parts of the
Union weakness, irregularities low spirits, pain in the
breast and SIDE chooss uOr abns pioapsns uteT or falling
general proalon Of the SYSTEM and all affections of similar
character are Immediately and permanently relieved this
simple and beautiful invention The enervang nature Of our
climate renders natural suldpt necessary for The
preservation Of female health, aud surely nothing can be so
safe OF as the smuant which Nature herself
provided This Is e3alUanism, and its application by the
Gavanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid in every respect pleasant
and agreeable No inconvenience attends its use, and the
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nMELLING HOUSES AND OFFICES FOR
y hhNT-The story Brick Dwelling House. No Is
achez Street containing IL good rooms-wel suited for
boarding House Possession given Immediately.
shop. ~ ~ A't :
The Office No. q in Banks Arcade and
several othces and Lodging Rooms Banks Arcade.
REM Tree on all the above premises I'LL 1t Octoberprovi.
ae that Assse es taksp fz and security given
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II ACE BOAT FOH sAIE-A very IaSt boat q
Ia feet long, feet 10 breadth, eight -
oars, In fine order, copper fastened. -
This boat v az built in tins city, and is
known to be very fast and viii be sold it
very low. May be Mr. j. Russe's corner of Su.
zette street and Front Levee. " ~ - -
jy1I WILLIAM i DEWEY 81 f.,.vi., =,
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t In Nervous Complaints dru Is and medicines
the disease for they weaken the vital energies of ne already
Frustrated system while under the strengthening
vltqzng influence OF Galyanm, applied by this beautiful
ana wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened
sufferer Is restored TO former heah strength elasticity and
vlgoT. The great pecGliarty and excellence Of