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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

News Nsrtco-Dy the arrival last evening Of the
schooner fsustns from Vera Cruz have received
full files q papers from the city Mexico the "a
For some days good deal q excitement was caused
In the city q Mexico ~ reports that party d Amor
cans had landed on the s,hnu. a Tebuantepec, and
taken forcihc possession q III that section 81 country
One Of the paper the SreSa reported that there had
been fight and that hfty had been killed each
side Another rumor bad II that the number a Ameri-
cans vas 1000 and upwards Thee reports originated
IN the landing Of the Gold Hunter 90 Nonton and the
difficulties conssquent thereon An account n All which
have already given in letters from the isthmus The
correspondence u the Tfaf Union ssys chat the Amc
rcsns were treated IN the most shameful manner BY The
Mexican authorities.
some psrsons ~ that By The terms n the concession
70 Garay the Ann ricans bad right land Yentosa
aud that although the senate has annued that grant
ts decision L not Gcnitive. and that the question thus
lseomee national one. On this subject the Tat
4 Urio- remarks
We viii not nov treat the subject in this point q
view but W viii say that the authorities n rehuan
tepcc have acted they ought those a Osaca have
preceded with great want Of and courtesy This
= the result Of the evil coure which for time has
stead n eultiystns tbs friendship or he Tnsa states
apeighborDg republic whose evident interest Il 10
main on tcrms q amy with Mexico the press u which
We speak on the contrary endeavors 70 spread injurious
reports ofa nation which N, treaty ~ Guadalupe i'm.
poses % them the necessity ~ respecting least They
SEX Y cherish among the Mexican people hatred
slitys
The Treasury Department Of Mexico seems 10 be All in
port folio Il the Treasury but none II chem reuld -,
along With the oce At the accounts il was held
~ senior aneE This gentleman about to preeent
his financial scheme 10 the Chambers The princpal
features consist IN doubling all the taxes Imposing sirty
~ cen' aut.s On Al articles passing through the mari
time cert, " LOUISE and forty per cent those going
through the interior lie proposes aiso 10 lew Al
extraordinary tar Tor the payment preferred debts
e. beipa Unconstitutional
The nult which The people n chihuahua and with
Col Canafco u that IN following thp Indian, ho croe
the boundary n his state, sonora and invaded
thths Cotgtess has dsciled thai military commander
trr.f tr,N - tf.Tv., ,nttn~y .r,r..,r. s.,.. r
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eused Of being in league with the coatraban

esed OF being In league with the numerous contraban-
aists of that section.
The celebrated Camanche chief Bojo del Sol has
into chihuahua with party, expressing his desire to
form treaty Of peace with the Mexican Republic 0as
Of the persons accompanying him was Jabapete. VIII,
tho hundred and twelve years still preserves
command Of the tribe.
"he diligence from Mexico for otumba overturned
few days ago, and several Of the passengers severely
injured
An incipient instruction in Tabasco has been sup.
pressed-N. o, Picayuas May ~.
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At 0yfter Bay on Wednesday morning, May 81, by the
Rev Georl Hollis Mr CoLEs W. WHITE Of Oyster Bay,
TO Miss FfEELoyE A. SrLER, daughter of Jacob 5yer,
Esq late If the city Of New York.
In Bro oklyn. on May % by the Rev. Mr. Noyes. Mr..
A. y. kIspBrRc to Miss SARAH ~, daughter of John
Thompson Esq.
In Philadelphia on Thursday May %, by the Rev Dr.
Ducso het EpwARD H. Ball, Of New York to CAROLINE,
daughter Of Henry Farnum, OF Philadelphia
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Marine Affairs.

orieE P.ss,Gr FROM SAY FEANcisco.-The brig Samuel
French. Of Eastpor) Captain Brown, arrived this
port yesterday in los days from San Francisco including
i've day detention IN The port Of Albahos. Brazil
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TemperGnce Ceeoa on, etc.
The Temperance demonstration to-day Is worthy Of the
and the good achieved by it, but it is not
celebration Of any anniversary, suitable ason
thai the present should have been selected The marching
Of four Eve thousand and boys through the
day with the mercury at about 30, Is almost
tyrdem to those who induced to participate The
dcples Of the cold water regimen despite the heat and
the length Of the route have stuck to their various dv
sions and rendered the turnout most admirable The
rccais and countless banners add beauty TO the line
and in addition, there many appropriate emblem
that do credit 70 the designers one Is well
water which is served out TO the thirsty tenn
persnce The upper portion is shaded with
trees. sud the old oaken bucket Il used to draw
the water In the days a aud Lang syne" The
head Of the procession will hardly reach the Museum
before O'Clock where addresses 10 b. delivered by
David Pacl Brown and the Rev. John Chambers.
shower Of rain commenced falling before the procession
reached the Museum. and spoiled much Of it beauty.
The iron steamboat, built In krnsngton by Reaney,
Neahe CO. for the navigation Of the San Juan river at
the order OF the New York co about establish the Mica
ragusn route TO the Pacific l. very nearly completed
The hull Is all together and the engine and stern wheel
being fitted e. their places. that there will be
delay it, arrival at the o it, usefulness The
hull made to take apart in four pieces for the purpose
Of shipment G. Vanderbilt ksq Il your city, Il al
present here making arrangements for charerng vessel
20 convey the steamer 10 Nicaragua Two other boats Of
smaller dimensions, built at Wilmington, Del for the
same company are also ready for shipment
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+ snip BALTIC. Capt Joseph J. Comstock. This steam
S eRasf siss sf @ss Pis s4 Ss
q street, No SsTI can be ed iii paid for
FOR freight or passage having unequalled
Tor elegance or ''m''i RanBy COLLINS s. Wall street.
s s ss'f
the Baltic. and sail June 2lst
TUE BRlTIsHAN NORTH AxERIcANR ROYAL MAIL
s on e ana
Ing Halifax land receive psssengers:~
ss ;557;: s$s5Sa :s
These vessels carry shite light at mast head green
on ,1s rom ss S red yo 1s port SGS An
Canada, frcm Boston. .We5nesisy, lin June.
Si,s ,Ss rom New York %sdns:day q July
h aGn ss i 18th
6snSF ra T Ssr I July
from p ssr wwsa.s "a August
Hiss,rs from ~. Boston; vIt WWsddassdsy ,h Aasu.
Asa from New York :wsSnesdsy 10Th ssp.s@e.r
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged on specie beyond an amount for
4 n experienced surgeon on board.
dee. For freight or passssss' sPRly 20 :. .,n
French German. and other foreign goods received and
nsns in eS%%oI wlrs grn eGs' Through bills Of
England in the Royal Mail Steamship are requested to
call at the oce - broadway before believing the reports
that the ships are full.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPASY-FoR
steamship WAshISGToSp C. w. Foyd sSnmsadss si
ss r.! ard nrsn,, o. saturday june "a
% lie fo os 'I sss .r s'SI ns ss
psss,ss OF ,s,ss 'Pgy 7; MoLhEH Sskp REas
coed the Washington on the Eth July.
CoR SOUTHAMPTON AND uAvRE.-NEw YORK
weou Gess
mander will leave for usvre touching At Southampton
sss ss' 1s% PIER spS No. ss Sss
AL Letter, must pas s.pTSh sss fS,s 9ss rssh, o.
- Broadway
NEW YORK AND HAyRE STEAM NAVIGATION
~ Compsny-The United States mail steamship FRANK
Nay sist twelve o'clock. from psT 10 North river
Passengers requested 70 be board at eleven o'clock
aSs not Ts or hppsr. 81 % s1s is
aud e iHf shi Psei ION a.
For NEW ORLEANS. ,pIEEcT1rHE FINE NEW
syr,ssn Captain ks,nsy coSs5d s depart fro. pc,
'''' ''' '' bSSis sRS6ss's Co, as Bs,v,r street
ERIICnT ron NEW. oRIEANs.-THE STEAMER
Il WINFIELD sCoTT, lying at pier ko.t n. r., 70 sail
No freight received after Saturday ssys Bills iadns
s9 e o. board b pI' z fs5ts r 'e Agp board
EeE cHAGREs AND SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA
~ TIE new double engine steamship PROMkTHEUs,
Captain H. W. Johnson viii leave New York for the above
psssEs o. freight Apply At III once d TIE slip battery
place, up stairs.
INDEPENDENT THROUGH LISE.-oPPosiTIoS TO
Il niEh Price fonoToly.-Thc fast steamship PRONE
San Juan Plans q cabin sesn anS 6Sftis secured Il lie
,9rest sMs.' eaTIy srpisaslsn :, BhRioRp Coz
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SHIPPING.

EoR LIvERP0oL.-ENITED STATES MAIL STEAM
snip BALTIC. Cspt; Joseph J. Comstock This steam
ship will depart with the mails for Europe positively
Saturday Th Of June at IL clock M from her berth
ft Of Canal street No berth be secured till paid for
All letters and papers must through the Post Once
For freight passage having unequaed
for elegance or comfort, apply to
EDWD X. COLLINS, IS Wall street.
Positively freight will be received
day evening June s. The steauahip PACIFIC will succeed
the Baltic. and sail June 2lst.
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pHll.peLpiuA, May 20, 1851

PHILADFLPIuh, May 20 Ib5I.
ss Of seqmsip fcr he Boston and Liverpool Lns--Ths
Nee FORK and Richmond Linz.
Bessrs Harnden 4 Co, Of Boston, have purchased .
propeller steamship Of the largest class the stocks
In Remington the pioneer Of their propeller line
between Bo-ton and Liverpool shs commenced
six months since for Capt r. y Lopez and y. Lin
coin Co q this city speculation and has been
disposed of by these gentlemen In model subtantia
build and power q machinery. she exceeds any vessel
previously built here She vii b. launched about the
10th II June and be ready to start for Boston early IN
July The principal portions Of her engine all on
beard.
Messrs MAILER a Lord. ~ New York have contracted
Nth Cspt Lcper for two steamships inten dd for the
line between your port and Rich and Norfolk
Tie first will b. launched the 18th proxmo and the keel
n the second viii he laid Immediately and finished with
The greatest despatch The engines progress for
the latter and those for the former have already been
completed At the Penn works u Nesrs Eeaney Nta6e
a Co.
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nActrIc nArL srr,usuIp coup,Nv =,

ID a CIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-ONLY
thrutgh line fer San fraRooa. Havana and Cha yrus
Fare hduced-On Wednesday, June llth ats u. NJ
The spiet did dou steamship CEORGtA 5000
d. y. Porter, Y, :. n, Csnmandsr Siil sail on Wed
ntst June llth, ~ precisely ecotk r. NJ, from her
pier a. the foot q Warren ~ r. with the
malls for Chsrres via Havana
Of Havana 20 the splendid double CINE steamship fall
con PASSENGERS leaving ~ tho Ceors will connect with
the fevcrite United states mail steamship CALIFORNIA,
q A from Panama about the Let July. For freight
rstsaEc arpy At tho oce, Nc 81 and 60 South street.
81 No. w West street. corner % Warren street..
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIvArU

diseases, in few hours, BY yesstsbs applieAson.
without pain In debility brought by improper hA5
and constitutional affections he combines medicines VIII
the local remedy and show there
years duration from the other In all he
ties permanent He has structures daily he
without caustc which others caused their sxps
ling the former disease enough His diploma, wsh
theee the hundreds Of certcte mona can
equal it. You cured me in one dsy-D. N Corbyn. One
local sppc cured hours anothe. doc
tor tried long timeC. Derond. paid over $40 in ave
to be cured of weakness from abuse without
A. you cured by local and general treatment In
short time-Jn Evans. You cured me of the q
sYphc ulcers nay body and face short time after
had been under three phycans for year besdss usse
quack madeline could hear ofWm Ferguson PERTH
Amboy Nj Those Mt distance caa by enclosing fee, b
treated BY mail Once hours from A. ~ TO- p r. AL
to NJ NJ LARk0NT n. d.. - Resds street, we
doors from Broadway, not In the store.
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u ELIEf IN TEN MlNUTES.-CURE IN FEW DAYS
~ insured by the great foreign remedy Dr. Lococks Pull
monte WATERS for the cure II colds coughs asthma bron
ohtis. pulmonary consumption. and al Affections Of the
breast and lungs Manufactured by Taylor Rochester
n T. the only and genuine proprietor and
the continent Of America by assignment Of right from
James Johnson c. " Clickener Co., 81 Barclay street.
tie general agents for New York vicinity sold
by A. B. D. Sands 100 Fulton street. Retail price, wen-
ty-fve cents per box.
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G500 REWARD.-JEFFRIEy ANTIDOTH. A sPs-
pOOO cine mixture tor the ofprvAse disorders.
makes speedy cure without the least restrictions Of d
drink exposure or change In application TO business Tia
proprietor challenges single which the mixture viii
not cure under the forfeiture Of fvs hundred dollars
put up in bottles with full directions at 81 One bess
issts weetmany are cured in two days For sale By G.
II. RING, ls2 Broadway and l4 Bayard street. N.Y;W.
Little, Ion Hanover street. Boston; Wright O.. Nsv
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INDEPENDENT THROUGH LfNE.-oPPosfTtoN TO
u righ Price NonoIoly.-Thc fast steamship PRONE.
THUS. will leave friday June 18th for Chsgres and
San Juan. Plans a cabin and bertls secured The
lowest rates ~ early application 10 BERfORD Co.,
AakaN htreet. Astnr MnMe. Thronsh teL for .ala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

MEDICAL LECTURES ON SEMINAL DISEASES.-
vl The first number. fifty pages by r. Glover. D. gives
tho symptoms class of diseases
little understood by medical men Illustrated by ossss
and engraving which bring within the d
is introduced which has been found emnenty successful
restoring debitated and breaking that morbid
association established early youth sale By the
author IL Ann street. where consulted this class e
Diseases Price, IS cents
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DR. COSyER'S INyIGORATING CORDIAL. THE
- remedy for weakness and debility Of the
and the prostraon of body ard mind for
business or matrmony caused by early sell abuse Avoid
quacks and their vile few bottles of this cee
brated cordial will restore to manly Cordial ~
botte three bottles for So with important advice the
married and single Forwarded to the country Letters
post paid Once IS Third avenue Hours of consultation
from A. NJ to Il. N. Avoid certain DOCTORS who make
rretensons to extort exorant fees Try this cordial
word to the wise is sufficient, &c.
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DAcIrIc YAM srrAxsnlP corPANv-,o0I

Tue new steamship COLUMBIA viii riy between sss
AEd ror8 IN OrgOn, awaiting ~ chs former ron
Ne nrya II the mails and from Panama sne
Stunning without delay With The ss tad passengers fee aa
steamer frvm San Francisco.
regular Inns Of prnpeers will be kept up for the
portstion @ freight sud ,a0sens pAseongsfs between Ia
hamA aud san rtsueieco.
The well knowa steamship SARAH SANDS. et 100 ,ops
kurthen under tharter 70 toe company and peculiarly
sonnodious IN Der cata arrsngnsn. v be teTt running
tn extra family beat
One ofthe above v seer .hs councillor 30
tween Acspnico and che other Mesic.n ports.
Tho connecticn in tie Atsnc will be maintained By Ne
sEosera. y. !. 5000 toass CRESCENT CITY lsu
OHIO. ..,.,.,. 5000 teas. CHERoKEE, - 200 to1k
EhPfRG Cf1- 2p0 tons. PHILADELPHIA 100 tona
Leaving New York fot Chasros the m and 10Th Of eAaA
month. 1855
The ncu steamships III DORADO and FALCON viu
fern direct line between New Orleans aad Chsxrcs lesv
Ing o. such periods viii insure little deten ton
shie the tsthmur sud forming With the Pacific steam
sips through line y and from Rev Orleans and ports IL
keaco. California and Oregon Passages from New Orleans
ssb BE secured from Armstrong Lavrsson Co. sxsss ~
Mat place.
TIE srs for shrousa ,otss from ssp reFs W sss yps
faeo s.s been reduced from
Esf1. IN state rooms, 70 fsF.
Eks, IN lower cabin; TO fIn.
$40. IN steerAEe, 70 el66
fhs from New fork Cssetr VII ss s,ths tsvss
sdcrted ty saft sea steamer between Aose porte
For choice 4 herths Apply ~ ths once % te CsmpsnyA
Ard aeub street and ., their sssacy LIT West ssrsea
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DERsoNS INTENDING TO TAKE PASSAGE TO
Engsnd in the Royal Mail Steamships requested to
call at the Office 81 broadway before believing the reports
hat he Sims e full
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the nature and trsatmsnt Of decas diseases
and all the Kindred Observation-Disclosures by great
Der OF beautifully colored plates Large by nonaa
bostvick NJ d. lecturer surgery and diseases OF the
above named nature 1t large cuaroUg pages
edition price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical 4al
Surgical Journal may sad, fesrlessy DO eonaS
TO Records or Actions works the family Of diseases.
n 20 81 tne na eyer published
cent? Author OF work selfA b1se and is dspis-
rable effects So &c. sixth edition. fourteen plates pfes
81 forsale at the publishers sTRINGEkS T0WNSkNN
- Broadway. and by the author. S4 Broadway.
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HR MORRISON is CONSULTED coNrIDEsTIALLx
~ certain diseases which be treats without srcury
Recent cured IN lev days Thrty-one years paos
srAhes him 70 tebty. Gc anx from se,f-
abuse See his London diploma his private once D<k
rulton strseA ~. B.-No fee tli eursA-
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ERnIcnT ron NEW. oRIEANs,-THE STEAMER
WINFIELD SCOTT lying az pier No. T. N, r., to sail
for New Orleans on June a. now ready 10 receive freight
No freight received after saturday Hay3 Bills Of aing
signed board FREIGHT ~ cents foot Apply board
or 70 DAVIS BROOKS x CO, ~ Beaver 81.
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MEDICAL.

NoTICE.-YIELDING TO THE EARNEST soLIcIrA-
IN tions who have treat.
ed By certain ndyidgas the undersigned wiz
structures mpediments to marriage Sc Those who
ignoranty injured themselves by destructive habit Of
youth also apply with certainty Treatment
by letter. In English French German.
y. DE LANEY. N. d.. 81 Lispenard ct Broadway.
vTNo FEMALES.-DR. LAFONT's CELEBRATED PILLS.
These Pills safe in their Effects and are highly
priced female medicine to be used in Of rresu.r
ties distractions etc Full an explicit directions
For sale corner of Broadway and John street. Price, %
cents and 81 per box.
nR. CoNyER's INyIGoRATING CoRDIAL-ruR
II only remedy for weakness Of the aud
disorder Of body and mind caused by selfpoution. BE
cautious where apply for aid Avoid quAoks and thev
vile nostrums few bottles OF this old remedy will
20 manly vsor ioa need not pay
botte three bottles for So Forwarded the country
Letters post paid. Once 90 Third avenue N. Y. N. b.
Persons about to marry should use this cordial.
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FOE tHAGkEs AVID SAN JUAN De hICARAGuA-
~ TIE new double engine steamship PROMkTHEUS,
Captain IL W johnson. will leave New York for the above
ports Friday, 18th June next at o'clock r. NJ. For
passage o. freight apply at tk, Office Of the ship Battery
place, up stairs.
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No ZEE TILL cURED;-DR. coRRITT. OF 10 DUANE
street be consulted eonndentslLy the treat
ment of delicate diseases From practice Of twentyors
years. DR.. G. enabled to guaranty
out mercury, Dr. CO specific box bottle, doax
never failed In efeeting
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Tafsaee from New York Boston 70 liverpool, SD.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will BE- charged specie beyond amount for
personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon on board
All letters and newspapers must through the Post Of
tce For freight or passage, apply TO
n. CUSARD, Jr, 80 Broadway.
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought in with British goods Through bills of
ladng given in Havre for New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-08

Thi, 10 the case OF a dying who y~ hsw Ne sss
cyy,d uf worse case OF SCROFULA, by only 's1ss 30
ne, Of Branrs Purf1r than ever was cured by ths aso
of the best Sdys1poiHo that ~ss ovst "'Sh
str.apur liza sufficient rsdiss pose W oaset NE es
nf such y tsroitinyiy hoieIs,s ensr. - .
MA E,y voUs-wns confined 10 his bed the 70" tss~ ~
wa. 90 much ,su.ed aud debiatrd as 10 bs uasss "
r Sc IA, hand To his head He hal the b~f ~sS<as $500
had used Att Of tue bat SarsoTdrl las to NO goes sFssi
80, rsoe and gor,s and was considered to 10 eys1
commenced usiD. BRANTS PURlPlEh. HIS 500 sas
e1fca nea,Iy cH from sdr 70 ear h"ls va. s'~. ~.ss
IN. ho [. his en- around that eould be lss
up ~ is place, II on holding by ""n s'ss ns 80
th. ann a. lar a nan, hand had nearly sats~ hyesA
hi, ride into hi, body Thus s was an eisd WIN Ssssss
such putrid r1id ogsnsys sissvs ysrisas pars u
person FOR further and hll pafus1lars, sss wv A.
PULFTS, .,... -, Ina, -
nr THOMAS WILLIAMS. one Of the mos ssnhl ~
.icUn, of Rome, called " srs hssts Ne sst 49,
I,. commenced using Brsnts PuTtsr. Dr. w slan. .AsS
nm and then told HIM that all hs ssese-sSs ~ ~ s~s@
him IllaI n laa v A.
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NERVOUS COMPLAINTS

a.d in these diseases medicine 10 OF avail what
ever. 1t never does good and il often does harm
syrups, Extracts Balms, Balsams, Elixirs, Bitters
Pills Powders and Potions Of every kind are alike
worthless for they weaken the vital energies of the
already prostrated system while under the strength
sninE life giving, vitalizing influence of Galyansm
- applied BY this beautiful discovery, the exhausted
patient and weakened sufferer is restored to former
health, strength, elasticity and vigor
These remarks relate to such diseases as NEU.
RALGIA, TIC DOLOREUx, BRONCHITIS, PAL.
PITATlOS Of the HEART, WEAKNESS and all
FEMALE DISORDERS, such as NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE LASSITUDE and DESP0NDENCY, which
are only other names for Nervous Derangement
EPILEPTIC FITS and COMMISSIONS which are
now known to result from . nOn.equilibrum Of
Electric influence NERVOUS TREMORS DEAF.
MSS which is nearly always caused by torpdity
Of the Auditory Nerves, and can always be perfectly
cured by Gslyansm when the organ not destroye ed
Di SPEPSlA, in its worst forms PALSY and PARA.
LYSlS uniformly caused by deficiency of Nervous
influence CHRONIC RHEUMATISM TORPlDlTY
Of the LIVER, PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR
CULATlON, SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS
DEFICIENCY Of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL IN.
ERGY, and all those distressing complaints result
ing from . DERANGEMENT Of the NERVOUS
SYSTEM.
In the above prevalent and terrible class Of dis
sasss-Nsrvous Complaints are much more numsr.
sus than 10 generally imagined
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$1,000 REWARD +!

Some patent medicine men, who are envious OF tho
Immense success of Dr. 5. 2. Townsends Sarsaparla,
have said that he published fictitious certificates DR..
Townsend will pay any of these men 900 for each
fictitious certificate they can produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases that
flesh is heir to- than any other ever offered
to the public
Hardly day passes without our receiving
a large number of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects Of DIR. s. z. Townsend's
Extract Of Sarsaparilla in curing different dis
eases.
Read the following wonderful cure Of