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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
Maryland Election.
BALrIMoRy. Oct. 8. 1850.

Baltimore, Oct. 8, 1850
Annexed will be found the result so far as heard
from, Of the election for Governor in Maryland,
Wednesday last, together with the comparative vote
of the last Presidential election -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
The mayoraIty or baltimore

BALriMosE, Oct. Q, 1850.
The Wing City Convention nominated John H. T.
Jerome for Mayor, this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
The Danish and SchIesyvix War.

MORE sKlRluSlIING-ADvANCINu AND RErREATING-
APPEARANCES SLIGHTLY IN FAVOR OF THE sCHLEs-
wlGGERS, ETC.
Adyices from Hamburg state that on the 18th
the Holstein army made forward movement, with
the intention of attacking the fortified bridge across
the Schlye at Wessunde. The Danes were driven
from their unfortfed positions at Koshendorff and
other points, into their entertainments, where they
cannonaded the HOlsteiners for about an hour, but
without effect, when the firing ceased and the Hol-
steiners began TO retire. The Danes then replaced
The bridge, which they had previously removed,
and crossed over with the intention of harrassing
the retreat of the Holsteiners, but found them 80
strong as to render it unadvisable TO press them
closely.
Gen. Willisen took possession of Reke nford, and
established his headquarters at that town, in the
afternoon; but was subsequently forced to retire,
owing to the near proximity of the Danish ships
The army bivouaekeda at night, at points somewhat
in advance of their previous position, and on the
following day the Danes still declined to give them
battle. They re-occupied the positions which they
held previous to the advance, and up to the l4th
no further movement had been made. The Ho-
steiners lost about one hundred and thirty and the
Danes but about one hundred and seventy men.
In Gen Willisen's proclamation he says: we
have offered him battle in the open field, under
the most favorable circumst inces for him. We
have destroyed all his fed works in the east, by
Rehenford, Holm and Hornmolfedt and his camp
at koshendorff, and thus proved that he is not 30
fully master OF Schleswig as he gives himself out
TO be-"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
From the South.

B.LrissHE, Oct 3, 1850.
Two Southern mails have arrived. great Union
meeting held at Jackson, Miss, on the 10th Sep
TENDER, and declared In favor OF the Compromse bills
The call was signed BY 500 citizens.
During the week ending @Tth at New Orleans, there
were 10 deaths from cholera and III from yellow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
Strangers M Cincin nats, &c.

CINCiNNAfi, Oct. o, 100.
ovsr twelve hundred rssssr BY the arrived
here, yesterday, and many more to-day. The city
swarms with rangers some OF whom have GONE to
attend the Episcopal Convention and great number
to visit the Fair ~hich is now beinghsld here.
The Ohio river measures seven feet in the channel
between this place aud LouisylIe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

Ret, Mr.. Strain, Catholic priest Of csbo,viiie hes
that msn named evht whom be had married. vs.
rot quite married. Tfispropsfty, smcuntise 70 esme
malicious prosecution Strain tavnx CON psslseA ~
sviit. tor lsvt ccedust With the woman - vhsm -
hsd wsrisi HIN, Witch eengisist 80 tt-~"sss u
q eosut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
Moysmsn,s OF Di.sinsuishsd People.

r.. Bsrtsr. Ct Loui,, lien Mr Bullock, XII Col.
Crecker. Michigan; Hon. II. Ellsworth, Pa. A. q.
Robert, G W N. Wood, San Fralciseo, sud ieo
others, arrived yesterday at the Irving House.
Lady frcpces and mly RelgiUm c Brooks Fec
J. Anory, fsq Boston; T. Hedges. Esg Esst Homp-
ton; Hen. Mr.. Stewart and lady Phiia, and sixty
seven others hsrs arrived a. the Union Place Hotel
His Excsileney de Ia Rosa, Mexican Minister, aud
family, len TIL. hotel Toufs for Washington city
yesterday mcrninr
Hon. John Adrian, Texas; General N. stoddard
l.; Hon. + v. Clart, HAs Protector Eamss, Mes
York; ". weed Ca; n. u. Rulier Mie A. III
Jones, floilds and thirty eight others arrived yes
terdsy ct this Clinton Hotel.
Hon. Truman Smith, Conn Hon G 3. horeheaj
Ky; Hon. A. X. Hay, N J b; Hon G s,stson Me- IIoa
q. Reynolds, New York; Hon. David I Dsney, Ohio
O. Binrgoid. q. n, and l0+ others arrived Jester
day, snd took rooms At the Astor Houss
7. Pattison, " s.H Rev q. ,. Bsrey, bosion
DR. Dunhsm, Ga and forty .nlcs c'hefs arrived yes
terdsy, and tsck rooms st the American Hotel.
Major General John n. Wool and stan. we're o.
syracsEe, on the Let init They received At tbs
rsllfosd depot By the Mayor Of the city.
Rev. Theotsld Mathew ~ 81 ST. Louis Mo
Hon Henry Clay vss warmly received or bis srriVa
st Msrtipsburg, Va, on Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
France.

An fsfrANisr rTOr DiscovKRED-NovfNESrs OF
LOUIS FhrOLEON--Eh1NN>NE EAoRArioN 10
cAIIFoRsiA, VIC.
The ony in,portan, political incident Of the week
has been the discovery Of an Orlesnist plot, the
documents connected with which. whilst they do
no, sppesr 10 impcate any person, afforded the
PARIS and London press food forvrry long editorials
The Presideat returned to Paris on Thursday,
The Ieh, aud his tour 10 said TO have been attended
with brilliant success. some Of his fneads have
commenced to sgi,sie the question Of allowing him
another 1000 90 francs for his personal exPend-
urrs; bu, the Prop osioa meets with l,e favor and
N consequence, he has, IL is said, come TO the de-
termination Of making no further progress this
season.
OF the Whole number Of IS provincial councils,
~ passed resolutions in favor Of the revision Of the
constitution. with the view, as Is understood, Of
prolouging the powers Of the President. OF the
rs Others II only passed resolutions decidedly ad-
verse to the proposed change. The government
Journal contend that the great majority OF these
councils having admitted the principle Of necessity
of REVISION is proper to undertake such revision
according 10 what may be deemed most advisable
for the interests Of the country. The doctrine,
however, meets with no favor from the opposition
iourrals, inssmuch ss q large majority Of the
councils have accompanied their resolutions with
ENUMERATION ia favor 81 the Legislative Assembly,
and with stipulsiions that nothing should be done
without the consent Of the representatives Of the
xsoa, NJ, smirranf., chiefly belonging 10 the old
Guard Mobile. arc sbout 10 leave for California:
The rryorsd changes IN the ministry are said to
~ wholly unicupded.
The increase Of the reverse, daring the hrst
.ehi rnosths over Las, yesr h s,ated II ~ 90" 900
raps-. o. ne Bcurse. on rhurs<sy, Ewes crcned
A ~ ~. ed cs-cd Of W ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

RRcKpTros or GyN PAEI, ~ PHrADELriuA.-
This Distinguish peraonsRe was received by the
authorities Of pbilsdelplis, on "Wednesday lsst,
and escorted to Independence Hall, where he made
the following speech in reply to the Mayor, who
rendered him the hospitalties of the city
"SESoH MsYoR-I appear 10 day in this Hall, 90
sacred 10 liberty aad 10 history, and particularly
sacred 10 the history az this republic-as repre-.
sentative of q new south American republic aud
the honor receive si your hands, is an honor UNI
deserved by me, but which | attribute 70 the
Kindness Of the city and its authoriues IL ac-
quires double value, because II Is offered TO
TO me for my services in the cause 81 freedom.
though feel that, perhaps, IL Is not fully merited
may, however, protect that have never drawn
my sword AZ any time, except n support the liber-
ties OF the peopleliberties based on the principles
proclaimed by the United Staies. intend to re-
main for few days IN philadelphia, and - era
mine the many public institutions for which you
are so Justly hmed-institutions celehraied alike
for the benefits they confer on mankind, and for
the sdrnirsble manner in which they are conduct.
ed. Accept, Mr. Mayor, fos yourself, for the au.
tboritiss, and the citizens, mr. sincere sni heart
felt thanks for the distnguished honor ysu have
conferred upon me-for the very high honor Won
have added, by receiving me IN this Hsll-tLe " ~
az Wsshn9 ton--eo dear TO liberty, whether Il b.
IN the United States ~ North Arsrcs or IN any
oskes part q the globe"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

Burlxsss, October 3 1850 y
ssievs riot occurred on the poist last sisht esd
sew - ave pessous vere isnserousy wounded b. pis
VI shet1.
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Coart OF Appeals.

ALsANr, October J, 1870
No. 1, concluded. No. 63, submitted. No 9 argued
No. g. passed No. 4, argued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

TIM Bor-~rT I.aSD BnL. - We are requested
IN s.,, that enpIicanons for bounty land, under the
recent act Congress, or any other act, AZ well a.
ali ,nouiries relative TO such claims or TO persona
supposed be entitled to land, should bc addressed
IN Inc Secretary Of the Interior, or the Comfnis-
sionrr Of Pensions, and not to the Secretary at
War little attention 10 this matter will prevent
much trouble in the rresIendence to both parties.
can't and inc = National fsteli,senoo, on. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

In the esse q aosdyssr against Day the tss.i ~ony
e'es~d, sad eernsa VII sur vp husrro~
morning.
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n.uan.I R.form ConrentIon .t Als.ny.

hLbAff VCE I0FVt
The national rtiormsrs held . Convention to day,
and adopted resolution appointing cormittee con
sisting Of Mesns Evans, Keyser and Young to ascer
tain whether the Hounty Lsnd III hal become is~,
and In that event, to employ q. Tftsdvell OF PhA-
dslphis to test Its onstitutionality.
The Convention then adjourned, to meet In New
York OF the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

tftAcCsg, Oct y, lsss
A drssSfal seeidsnt happened last night ct sesecs
Fall. ty collision Of the Western mall train vthths
Bsss>rs -Four cf the passenger ears we're compese'r
broken % pie, e. but express train escaped Without
Injury. One man, vbs stsndi ne on the pistform
Of the sstcrs trsiu -ss simo.t tustsptly Killed ss
vefsl othevs ov less injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04
HoAsO Ca ssol,

The Londen press, of Friday, publish later news
The cholera had broken out in China, and the
Governor of Macao had died of IT, Commercial
affairs at Bombay were improving The same re-
marks apply TO Madras, but at Calcutta trade was
lees active. The prospects of the indigo crop are
said to be very encouraging.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23
0biD 6efetsgebmna.

5m Saufe III unfer riibmlidif betanrter
0irprdientant 9einrid, N5fter gum prdf1s
briitsn Der 1inanSccmnittee eruannt. Get
ner giti9en 3ufenbung perbanfeit mir fcls
selIcen bon ibm semahten geriht, ben mir
in lleberiesnn9 inittheilcn: as. f.''.'i's
Der arbeiteiiOe Gheil unieres @cnieius
pelens jene brapen ilnO fiibnen Mdnner,
Deren Gapferfeit i'm Rrie9 mir Die grbalsi
tuiis Der Gtrs auo ilnabldnoisfeit nnieres
eanbeS Detbanfen, iito beren psrfonlide
gctriebfansfsit nnb Nueoancr in 3eiten beg
Triebelte alien QGcblItanb uno aae gebaesl
lihfeit srfdaffea bat, bic iris ale Snbipibneit
iirO Nation 70 reihliA Senieeeu, bat 90 itsts
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23

85af5{ Oletben llcd1 !. -. !. .1.1 .. $50.
tuefd,e lld) iest IN Der Mnhait befirseeu. 81.
Die Nrbeten am neaen Gtaat5@6iare
,purnea init greeem @ifer uuo Grfslg betriee
ben, pbsleid, beoeutsuo oer;60ert sarat cen
8erinf Der Gfrdfingsarbeit fir keifahe bic
Ndlfte Der 3eit, in 6clse Der ourd, sie @bcs
lera perarfftsdtten SterHihteit in aar Srafs
atffalta @s tyiro se9lanbt, bne eits grEgerer
8etrag, afs bic getpiaisang BON IsHtrts ccsaf,e
re, NIT mebr 0ortbeil fit bas Giesaube umbp
sr5Berer gparfanlfeit fhr be.; Skaut tudtS
sene bes fcnirnenoen SatreS oertsenoet turrs
ben fam. Ger @eridJt Der @cmuri{0I11re spirc
ben SefftnttnnHgeH oes erieses ee1nig mlsa
seferfigt fperben. ]A
DaS Na'lsDifsm biefss Staatea lj1f inter
benz @efes, ,peld'es es rrsulirt feairir 3ipef
70 qdu,lid, perfetlt, baB es fd,taiern1 eirt
,pirbe III irgenb eii,em gheile bes Shaatrs
cine hitireid,enbe 9rurprumadit at fllbeu.
AM @na1tfe at unterorlfen ctcr bic Gipila
@efese anfredt ia tatten. Die 5fenaid,eln
Maffen, fpefdle an bic perfdicoenen EpilIos
nen rertbeiit ipiirbetL iInc III pieEaa sSallep
nernahldfIgt unb Serifreut in Mrtbsbd.ls
fern nnb anoeril pldeen nne gdnslicA Yeroors
ben. Oidh ben beten Tahriebten, oie eiii,us,
sieben llnb, ereiebt es lidb, bag is, I67 sWliss
feten, Z, 7,732 SiifIen, Ii ,48S pi(tcGu. ,,t,o,
1854 Sdbel NIT 9iiiitunaen unb gEshraua.
pefd,e III 0iesierungsprfilsu etipo5 iber
$685., 900 fcifeu, an Die Mais pes Gtaates
ertteilt nerbeu. Giefer Befraa ar Ganeus
/ tbnm tcllte iiidt Der 3erlfOrung preis tsaes
Sen iperben. Ger @eueralsa auartie nsei(ier
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23
0rmDeracmrs 0ptfcbaft.
Sin ben Gepat unb Soaus Der Ncpr6.
fentantfr. s..9

~$%US%As&bt%Vffs ffs@AxAkAv&DWEAei i#
.sasilaa, ln ben SsHat unb jpdus Der 9lcprd4
.vsgs. lsntantfr-l aiaoss & ri rs 4sulo;)
Sn llebereinltimmuna NIT Der @cn(i;,utipa
niefes Sfaates, iiab sic abermals ais be
GReprdlenfanten bes gclfss perfammeIf, un
Ole bchea nnb uerantsportliden pfihten ocs
@eifeseban9 fltr bic Noblfahrt Sbrer gee
meinld)aftliden Gcnifitnenten aussuilben.
Mdbreuo bee serfoGsnen Sabres ,po eins
heimiiebe Serfplitteruu9en unb Sariese anSere
fdHoer sstnnGteil Dcrpiifeten nno oerEampf
oss geifssf fur 5rriheit, alsenleine gsfird,s
tuns nnc geitnrnhieuns unter esu arilfo-
traten Der alten Welt, spe9sn Der Gaaerbafs
tiafeit ihrer He9iernngen perbreitet bat, bats
ten mir lrfade uns Slid SO winfheI, tos
es eurd efn rebItbatisen Ginfiue un(erer
freita Snifitnticnen nub Die scsnuussn Ger
Sotfiden 8criebnns, bisier Iaticn .popon
rnier Staat eiaen linbetridtlidxaGbeil Bill
net. srlanbt mar, fcrt,uihreiten auf itrem
9Se9e Der hiirserlid,eE religi6iem, intern
ano alien auoerH 8erbe1srunsen, suefd,e sur
uotionaien @ladstisfeit McbIfabrt nnb
@erar0eernns fabren. '.aA Y 's'a''' '',5.a
r:Sea ibrer 8ertasune bat bic Sd)redlid,e
eeade, Die Gbcfera, !, iwe grfdejnuus ia
nislen uileren D6rfsrn uuo Stabtca &C.
madt, .bieietben inTrauer baaenb, uno in it-
rem eaufe Ga9eneine Bstribnie uno Nurc1t
rerbreiteae iino ecd bateii mir ercec llrs
fade @ctt 80 fanfen fir Die Mieeerberfels
hing BEG @efuncteissufanbes innerbalb.
nnisrea @renssn Hnb fur nn(ern aasemeinew
gDcblifano oils Staot. Die @efesc, wefd,e
iur eeitung aRsr StaatS-D Departemeate err
rittet tparoen, ftno trabreae bes lettcnSahs
res nit Greue uno init fhuloissr Hiffdt
anfs Die StaatsintsreGen pcl;osen pcreen.
Gtn DOllitdnciser uuo cetallirter 8erid,t,
iiter ben 3nftanb eines jeesn DeparRmeuts
,rirb sar red,tei, 3eit bon ben 8eamten, ces
men eiss bic 8eiese sur pfiht MAIDEN, ppre
seleat nerben. aa7a q i.s'9 aaf''' q" ''''
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'i.to bic gilans, tpeldye 3ur Deduna Der
Stnatslhnlo permeubet miro. sseh
&innabmen bon Staafstaren nit Ginfhfus
bon perfhieoenenStsms sIOO, ,27O, 500 6s
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gebniiie bon ausaesebeuen i,sqe 9a,s 1nli
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
Severe Deafness ured.

The lnlauiug Is an oNiiacl from letter lately received
from Distinguished physician IN the State oi Virginia
"A H. Christie NJ D Ded Sir: one of my pa
lirnis unknown me. nhlancd your GaVanc Belt and
Necklace with the Magnetic FLUID tot serious alice
iiun Of Deafness. Ine that Ola lady, whose
nervous system much dSordered, and her gen"ral
health poar Much was done pfe1io' ,y In the aprlIca
linn IT thu Belt with very lnle success aud irrl It
only rph tell YOU. llmi SINCE she commenced wearing
he lie and u,iog the Foid hat few wetkS aga. she
Ia. entoey tccorercd her hearing and her general health
Is bette than iaf several Yeats
" Every case II Deafness, iii be Nervous as II gen
erally Is ran he cured 10y lh~ wonderful remedy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
Tom IIstSNtOnPY'S .sDfiCP.

TIA Circuit Superior Court u Law aud thanccry, CON
n nucd and held lo the county ol Nppomatox, at the
tnutE thereof the lh day 81 October, lSi9
ting as count OF Chanccry, present, Hon DAM Wilson,
Judge.
Merry Webb and Nancy NJ his vile, formerly Nancy NJ
Watkins, plaintiffs,
against
Nathaniel Watkins, joel Watkins, II, Andrew Il. Baker,
admir- oi Edward Watkins, deed, Philip Watkins, Thomas
W fhomill and Mattha h,s wife, formerly Watkins Rob
ert IL Watkins the aid Andrew b Baker and ouisa c.
his wife, " lam L. Patterson and Martha J. T. his vile,
which said Louisa c and Martha j f. children OF Rob
crt Webb and Poll, Webb, decd late Polly atkins and
David Anderson, il. 4 Co. Def's.
IN CIANCERY.
appear ne TO TIA, Co that the subpoena awarded To the
plaintiffs against the defendant Andrew H. Baker, the admir-
Edw ard Watkins, decd has been duly executed and
than two months Ia wing elapsed the return day oi the
subpoena, aud the fling OF the plaintiffs blon motion OF
the paIns the eaut doth take IN, hill tor confessed,
that d LIANT, and thu coming tins day o be heard
upon the hi, taken confessed doth adludge
order and decree that the said Andrew Baker do render
account 81 his administration ct the estate 81 the said Ed
Maid Watkins, decd upon oath, before tomt oil this
court, who hereby required to examine and settle
the and make report thereof this eourt together
with any matter specially stated, deemed pertinent by him
self which be required TO be stated by any OF the
parties. \ cupy-leste,
IL +. BOCOCK, CPk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
DR.. KUHL'S MEDICINE.

A u = " a vi \ Il u
ENOR Cods influenza, Co-uveness, Piles Affection of he
1 Kidney aud bladder, Gravel sc Fuor Albus, Weak
ness, md oher Female Complaints
REFERENCES kuhi's numerous Agents have
Transmitted him. the gratifying testimonials, all in
cou surpasses all other medicines. DIR kuh refers to
the communications which have recently been published
from who have been Agents Tor number OF years
In North Carolina: ph,icr x Noke, Concord; A. Il ID. w
Honeycutt, Gold Hill; Major Dueald Mci'ugad, Moore
county; Col J. NJ A Drake, Ashcboro'; G. {, Pugh, Gas
tom JONES' Watson Y Co.. Chapel lill lr James r. Cal
lum. Druggist Milton. Wooen 4 Brannock, Wentworth
Dt j. II Iawlcy, Hiwtcys Store = O, sampson county
In Virginia: Col C. u Bennett Pttsylvania {. H. Kirby
Anderson, Laurel Grove, ptsy lvana county George
Bar, p NJ, Abingdon; DIR. Tn J. obenrhain Buchanan
wihnn x Williams CharlotteC II. nr w. II. iiaseltine,
Marinsburg; Saml. Dinkle Orange {. H.; f. H. Atkn-
son, ynrhburg, Sc.
Extract Of communication reccred from Col {. ID
Beunett. at PntSu'pand e. H.. Ia.
The Ab,ssnia Mixture has long since been disposed OF
and the patients had procure it from other agencies
has unrivaled acon and not one relapse ha
occurred ihc cured persons recommend IT not only IN the
hes, other PATIENTS but warrant 1T to them, II
rec mt cases. that would them four days II they
kept strictly To the directions
3y-Price per bottle 10 cents 81 %, and " 80.
AGENTS:
T. II. Atkinson, iynrhhurg
Major VIM. lelw,ch, otter Bridge.
A plerson Y Co., Stoner's Store.
Elmuni White, Big Lick.
Geo. w Shanks, salem.
NJ Phelps, New Market.
r. Schrader, Appomattox {. ii.
WIN. ~ Jones, New store.
w. II. Middleton, Druggist, Farmyille
Haul wi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
CERTIFICATES & TESTIMONIALS
An Extraordinary Case,
The most unidentified cha, dcirr.
WNIfI U ITTTTHNTNFTN TTW''T 7TT'' .
aTruth IL stranger than Fiction.


CURE Of tttc,,nat,sn. bronchitis a,id Dgsprp@a.
Rer. d. l.. LNDTS, n CLERGI.MLN, Of .Ntio Jersey,
ii distinguished afialnmenl- and exalted ffpn",lm -
Sidney. New Jersey. July l., 1878
DIR A H. Christie Dear Slf You wish To know
Of me what has been the result in my own case. d the
applcaiion of the GaIyanle Belt and Necklace. NV ne
ply Is as follows:
Forab nj hccafg uems had been suffering from Dys-
pep.ia Every war The SYMPTOMS berame worse, nor
cmld obaln permanent relief from any course OF med
cal Treatment whatever Aboul fourteen years sInee ~
consequence Of frequent exposure Il, The weather.. III The
discharge Of my paslora duties. becama SUBJECT 10
severe Chronic Rheumatism, Which ft year at er year.
caused me Understandable anguish. Farther: In the win
ter of Is and i6, qucuce ot preaching great
deal In my own aud eihrf churches IN ils region
was attacked by the Bronchus. which sum became 50
severe rs H. require an immediate suspension of my pms
tptal abHs. M Herrom system 1rdS Hoir Thoroughly
prsiraiei aud as my lIfonchS became worse, n,o
did NY Dyspepsia aud Rheumatic afclll-thnS evlhclns
that these dis tders were connected with each other
through The medium Of The Nrtyons System. In the
whole pafmacui lhee seemed 10 be- remedial agent
which could AMI teenprfile nv Nervous System
every hag that had ed lor this pnrp 81 hldconplehly
faltd A last was led ny my friend, 10 examine your
Inventions, aud <hon1h wlth ~ very sanelne hopes Il"
thfl cfIieercy) Determined Try the ELECT If the ap
nlfratmn al the Galtnac |, II aud Necklace. wh the
magnetic Fluid ! IN, vns in June 1910. To my great
asfonishmtnt in tiro dags my Dyspepsia had gone. IN
q III days itcus ndblod 10 rcUme my pastoral dbors
nor hare sinre omitted u shglc @rrcc on dcco"i ~
tie Btoarht,s and By Mfumaiif affection has ehioe-
IN ccasei Il trouble me Such The wonderful aud happy
Iesul ol lhe experiment
have recommended the Belt and Fluid to many who
have been likewise sui nne lfom Neuralgia I'll etons.
Trey have tired them, with happy results ! believe. IN
every r1se.
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours
ROBERT " lands
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DIB ELLIS HOT Ell,
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,IiIE would respectfully inform the public that
he Is well prepared to accommodate day, transient and
bnarcts, reasonable terms From expert
70 years and uwcarcd cndeavouts 10 please he
hopes to obtain the snpP" Of his old friends and that OF ra
Ills house enently located and contains excel,
lcn for families Gentlemen, arriving in their own
wil find excellent stable and carriage house.
CHAS. l.. DlBREii., Proprietor.
Passengers in he Canal Packets intending To take the
stage tor my point, promptly called Tor.
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AppoMArrox Corar HOUSE, I

ArPoMArTox CorRT HousE,)
Feh's !, 1880.
The parties interested in the foregoing Decree will take
notice, that the 18th day OF March the Office of
Lewis II sbll, Esq in this place shall proceed TO take
the rrqed by said Decree when and where thew
and especially the said drew r. Baker, administrator of
Edward Watkins, deed, will appear, with all proper evil
dcncc and vouchers to enable do, and who
hold debts claims against the estate o the said Edward
Watkins decd, Will appear before at the time and
place, prepared TO establish their said debts CLAIMS
Feb ll-MtW Il 4 CHENIH WI, Cnm'r.