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Interesting from Washington.

W NA~iiiHsieN, May y 1911
The receipts of the Post Ofhcc Department for the
quarter ending December 1850 amounted to 81 5J 40
o., increase of s2il s31 SO the corresponding
quarter of the previous year The increased receipts for
the iisal year ending next june. the preceding
year. will be about ls per cent.
circular frrm the Treat ury Department instrtscts
collectors aud ether officers OF customs with reference
~ of handise duly exported to Canada aud
chihuahua thsa such merchandise Imported prior ts
tac passage a the act % 2sth September last entA
- a the drawback privileges conferred by the laws thea
In force. The department contruer the said act i-
gazire the practice previously permitted Of the ekpor
adjoining nritsh provinces without payment Of duti
under the provisions Of the act Of August 1876 aud te
practice thus cEaiizcd viii be continued under the de-
pafia.nt Tn. regulations and previous Instructions
have bee modified o. the foregoing extent.
Samuel stetmus bounty land agent who arreste1
for forging assgnmrnt ~ land warrant, came before
Judge Crawford to-day hsieas corpus After hearing
the the judge held him bail in $1,000 for his Sp
rsaTaDee at the criminal count The alleged ode 10
said 10 have been committed two years ago .
Letters have been received AZ the coast survey once,
from assistant. Cults Davidson and Harrison also fron
acting master Moore Of the Ewing dated California.
March u In which IL stated that the members of the
survey are In good health aud sfr,s and making
tisfaetory progress with their work.
The R.ydc says that the President will leave Wall
ington Monday morning attended by the Secretaries
Cf State and Navy the Postmaster General and the At
torncy General unless unexpected event shotnl
cause e.isnge In the present arrangement
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yrRy Lam FROM CrSrRu. ANrmo.-We have re-
ceivcd news from Guatemala to the ath utlmo. II 10
decided that Congress should meet the lat q ~
August
The mounainccrs appeared TO be troubespme 40 much
that the direct road FROM label 70 Guatemala st
yet open Travellers and traders Obliged to be ,skss
thrt ugh Jatiapa, which i detour of Id miles.
The successful military leader General carrers. y 10
supposed viii be elected President at the neat ccpsu
lie has lately become more moderate.
Many Of the liberals who had been bani.hsd ~
Csrrcra were returning home; among the nunbs~ y
ex-presdcnt Martinck
Our adyces from Salvador to the 1th Of March
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Proceedings or the Southern Rights Con-
vention.

Proceedings OF the Southern Rights Con-
vention.
CHARLEsror, May :, 1851
minority report signed by three Of the Committee Of
Twentyone, was presented
Aresolu,ion by Mr. Orr (smended) was offered p;edg.
ing the convention abide by action Of the Lega.
ture Of the State whether secession place
with without the operation Of the other Southern
States
debate ensued, but phases adduced All
concurred however in the wrongs and the remedy diff
fering to time and manner; nevertheless whatever
the action, they will support H.
Those against the original report Messrs Butler
Orr and Barnwsn The latter considered that II South
Carolina separated from the Southern States would be
final ana detrimental to the institution Of slavery.
The question will be taken to morrow night at o
O'clock and the report will be adopted by large ma
jority.
MIR. Rhet will probably speak tomorrow
CaaRLEsro,, May SPIN
The convention about to the report and
resolutions for separate secession They will pass by
accamation. All moderate counsels are overwhelmed.
Secession i inevitable
CHARLESTON, MAY s--l0 p. VI.
The convention assembled this morning at the usual
hour
The debate presents feature.
The address was unanimously adopted together with
the following resolutions
First-With or without cooperation for secession.
second-That cooperation not worth the sacrifice of
an unanimous submission.
Third and eghthSeccssion essential to sovereignty
Fourth-The convention IL looking 10 the Legislature
to exc II its sovereign power.
The convention formed itself into Central Associs-
tion for the State preserving the present organization Of
deiegates and members until new appointments.
Each association Is entitled to double the State district
representation.
70 form he Mt raj nj d;Stiu al
delegates were appointed
The convention thea adj ourned sine DIE with prayer
The deliberations on the whole, characterized
with the greatest decorum and dignity.
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SHIPPING.

shp sAsiric. csPs,is : sys. Tsl. .,ssn.sp siil
Way o !. z esesh NJ from her be, 4, Y; ,os.
he
f, s.a
& % X. .sS.. ssc sSs s n's &. r.
and ssii MAY 2s,h
IpoR sALE-rorR WILL SITUATED BERrHs IN ruE
steamer rsShe ier I,srpaei nc lgsh Inst. Arply to
EoR sAtT--As EXCELLENT BERTH IN rue AFTER
il,A Nay Apply 70 BUCHANAN. mARRls = Co.
ID AIRS OF FARE REpUcED-THE ONLY THROUGH
s ss% orssT1 h 's The Ssssns sss aaa
az h ~ a SsSsa u Mrss 'e1,1as & ss,%;hPas NIL
per Ner'h River for Chaues direct Tuesday Nay IS
ss ~ .s .sss's sn.i tss S fssS.
q % iSs. s rss " is;s9s apply at the
INprrrNDrNr uNr-oPPosITGoN TO HIGu
& skoTfS JcNATAS s s.nS a. Ncsf 'Ss saEsIcS
wi sa prvcseiY ~ r. NJ for chsgres Passengers can
rrseurp idiots " either % these srlenad steamers.
resag,y = ~ s,hsr assnts, aad determined to put
BTsToKD Co. As,or House vssey street,
V'NIrrp STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPANY.-
30 9rlssns direct, yis iiays.. q sopa.y Nay
s,ssmsllr CEoRCIA, 3o0 tons barthen d. d. Porter
usNa sommssssr. vii ssn precisely a. o'elock r NJ
s 9sssrs@ss, "a nails. dirss, or aysss and New Orleans
s.S fsrcoS Psss tsssS sas ''Ss1s 2 Sss
sishtts nsysna No bills % lsdinr will he ssned after
80 Ia sailed Tor freight passage apply At the
's'' 'As s'~rany ~ West street. Tnss q sonSsTs wssp
EoR CALIFoRNIA-INDEPENDES LINE TO SAN
lrssssss Va chagres dlrect-Ths srlcndd steamship
stsrSs s .s Sss rari On asS fsgps srip q tSs
kvsr ferssNs in,sudns " embark Caiernis ars
eter odatona Passengers BY this favore
esTs.a reaching Charscs A. least three days
A. esrersntsa will accompany fsnes md
e erpssnT tie sthnus few state and berhs
= hea as sse riat ~ ths lowest prices BY Immediate
tlssfth fiss frum ths tas,eryl
ExrRrss LINZ ron CHAoREs DrRECT-Ar THR
- Lev. ssavesd kstss % rarsThe new and splendid
s,sssss hkoInkh JoNAIiiAN, Leo ton. sgrthen, viii
- sssasy sayn This has been constructed with
vsw = sFsaFh sd Sped has most excellent
vens ~ ass literal wth especial the
fewf - ranssnrr. ana 4 furnished With iron vault
% .ssss sSsrss isr y NJ ss. ,Sss one ,hcusa do
laf Ai tsTersnesd surxeon, whose services
s'''''s'' '"sfi s..f n ssrsI.nS, srEI. "a .r...Sy
Eos san FRANCISCO AND oREooS-ExrRA ram.
~ ktesm-r On 10, Jane. ny the only through iiae
frsm r2nama = Ssn Franslsee The we known snd
80 ssssuss sARAn SANDS lsn tons, having mos.
sss,sse. - 80 rssiss ssl s,ss.sp Company On The
. sss 4 ~. % s, w s % :. s9 1.sIs sTs1s,ss % r
ssve heara mmsastsr 0eir arrival IN rsnsma the
s 80 y :.,ieE Ssg sSrs
sss ,sY vi ssur, ssrt.s,y ssf economy oasrea W
ssssrs~ p.s... - ssa rsasslses IL ~. "a s.sia. sis
sovLAsp AsriSwAIis .sss vs',A 'xs
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Dr.nrratr Assault.

U1tfoN, Nay \. INHI-
ror the PET 10y ~ two therc has been considerable
excitement among the coorrd people here relative 70
the conduct a ~ their number, named 4. I.
smith who had opposed. before the committee ~ the
Ieuislsturr tho project ~ doing away IN this city
With tho separate aehoos fsr culored children last
night. ~ smith passing through Second street,
~ the c.t fnd H. suddenly ~eiKcd by three CO
ssd rstscus q whom struck him caspcd him about
tn usck ana attempted 20 pat plaster On his mouth
Snith struggled and managed a. attract The attention y
waifhmrn. whase approach the thrtT assahn's
iuu Ted into tarfiage standing Onc 81 them va.
however captured and another hss been arrested thl.
narnlne In thr Court ltsusc Ipon the man arrested
lat nlgla va bound + fcNpiycf, loaded ant capped
Their nasaas ar MsKea ani nrown smith l. native
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rfnr rpoN C.Mrmvr.-on Wednesday night a frs
broke in the basement ofhousc No. i50 broadway.
occupied by A N. Nichols oyster saloon the up-
per part by Isaac Mix Son, cssriage repssiscsy
The FIRE caused by the explosion % camphlne lamp,
which burned through the plaster of the ceiling and "
nted the laths and beams. The damage was trs2sng.
fot~piISo.--0n Tuesday night last, abost eleven
o'clock infant was LEFT in the AREA of No - Wecckrr
street II taken in by the occupants kspttil morn
ing. and sent TO the Aims House
A. AeYp wsNrrrrR-An old man n2met ssmes
Brisco found by Officer Mead, ut the NIItn wsIa,
wandering In the streets At late ho.r on WEDNESDAY
night lie IL stranger in the city having arrived nVs
from Albany, and IL unable 70 hnd his friends
NV ions NoltNrrras.-The rcnainng men'1i~ -
the gallant New Anrk regiment held meeting leN.,
iay ana resolved &, attend the funeral of theil la"
rale. George " NrFaiien ~ noon 20 iay lap" f'Ns
,tssms ~ n sasth cOiula) W. trasi shgFs s.s "
tea stlgslatse,
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

tNRNiSG. n J.. May 5, lSSa.
The fright train going West as, night stoppeA
about half past eight O'Clock, 10y some impsdment
the track four miles this side Of Hornesyie The
gnccr having stopped the train found that they had
over and completely cut In two walking upon the
track. having severed his head. nrck and shocAdess
from his body the remains of whom taken tO ths
above named place but have not yet been recognized y
any one, One hundred and sixty Ave pennies were
found his person also paper, stating that he
deaf dumb ant idiot aud requesting charity to
him to better quarters. A. IL after night,
blame ~ he attributed 10 the engineer The
passenger train coming tast la.t cveunS also
from depot
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Wing Convention nj Rome.

NoMt. N. =. Way 3 1911.
The wings OF this county held their convention this
day for the purpose Of nominating candidate for State
Senator in the place OF Mr. &, A. Mann. Palmer v.
Kellogg, Of Utcs appointed President assisted by
four Vice Presidents; Secretary, James McQuadc.
Benjamin NJ Huntington. 81 Rome nominated 40
the car al candidate they did not make il party
vote
Strong resolutions passed endorsing the Canaf
b also reprubratiug the a. Senator Mann, and
stating that the interest os the whole State demanded
the enlargement Of the canal.
The meeting was addressed Wy Erasfas Clark EDITOR o.
the Utica GcSeffe; Richard IT, Sherman, Clerk Of the As
senbly George BYayton Lorenzo Rouse member Of A.
sembly for this coanty; J. p Fitch, Of Rore; G. M 500
ncd. Of hitestown and Others The best - feeling
manfested hy those present and az agreed that Chasss
A Mann used-up man in the Nineteenth district
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FRou rnr B,to,s-By the arrival q the nrst&
schooner Atlantic have received ies q Sass.
n r.. papers TO the o3d ut but the news thsnce has
been anticipated by previous arrival Accounts ~
ceivcd that place from Turks Islands say chat the salt
ralng prospect. appear TO be favorable large gs&n-
tty of rain had fallen but the proprcars ot ponds wSs
not spirited on that account and expect ia aicw Scs
to be- gathering In their harvest.
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Election of stats 0mcers In eennecticus.

u
Thomas IL Seymour, (jemocrat), has baen elected
Governor 10y majority 0rs democratic 1ote grea-
for Charles H. Pond whics intended Cor Seymour.
which makes his majority Z.
Green Iicndrck (whig) elected Lieutenant
Governor by majority. ant Thomas Clark, also whg.
Treasurer by the majority in consequence Of tenn
perance votes
John J.. O Msther, democrat, chosen Sccretasr
of stale by majority and kuus q Pinney densocrstt,
le.npl oll,r By the same.
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TfILNuIiFlIIt, Nay r,
young man. respectfully dressed pAssrng~w GcaA
New York la tile night Tine attempted 10 put cud 70
his life reaching Tscony, ~ jumping oyssbs.rf IA.
rescued sai brought 20 this city
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N, r,rtoS ~ Aaa,srANr ENofNtrR.-Iast fvonln1 me
canvagnr az the votes taken by the various IRE comps
nics ast Monday and Tuesday for the election % an
tsst.n, Engineer al the Fire Department took pscc a.
Frcmen's Inl in Mercer street Moecs jackson, fos~.
man AZ engine Id appears have been the chosen car
,hoye MI the other candidates Mr. jackson u srd 20
le the Carson candidate.
uy.a - he NOt
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N WS BY L e l. + q r. APH.
e.sas.-.ss4--sssN~a>ss~,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
s--s..sa.,-s.eses-,.->-.,~.~
THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS CONVENTION
AT CHARLEsToN ). G.
e-.e-.,e>---,e...>r--, --,-->-~
sHCHssIoM 1HCo16n6HNDnD.
Nry-rter-.<--<s~-y~.->o~
THE ABOLITION CONVENTION
AT SYRACUSE, ". Y.
THE UNION TO BIZ DISSOLVED, If POSSIBLE.
INTERESTING FROM ALL QUARTERS,
&C., &c.. sc.
N,..N.v-ss~s.s....--e-s
TELEoRAPH OFFICES.
Bdins Chemical Telegraph ODc,s No. - Uar street.
Me- al n.
lIE UNION TO BIZ DISSOLVED, If POSSIBLE.

TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
Bdn's Chemical Telegraph Ohc,s No. - WsH street.
Magnetic Telegraph ONCE cor. Hanorer and Bearer sts
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, Sc.

OFFICE or GREGORY'S ExPRESS-PER ERsNN s
~ shout cmharing for California will do well 70 call at
this office before engaging their passages where plans
tie different be and berths
prices. THOMPSON HITCHCOCK.
ltg Pearl street, cor wall street.
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EREGoRis CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE,
~ and Parcel Express steamer EMPIRE CITY direct
Tuesday May l5-By the above steamer next En-
press will be forwarded to Chagrcs aud Pa
nama who have the certain arrangements for
speedy TRANSMISSION Of freight over the Ishnu Of
psnies 10 the business Shippers rely eli
goods shipped through being delivered in Panana ad
Il all Others which port facilities tor reship
goods all this be surpassed
cells received until the morning o. steamers day Of sailing
and letters I'll half pase clock NJ Packages which
In all be made perfectly water proo must be
left at the office the day Custom House charges
made. THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents i49 Pearl ST. corner Of Wax
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h. MILLER co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
n per North America Tuesday, 18th instant
rvrulary shipped from Panama within fifteen
70 day from New York bills q iadng in
returned by every Goods cleared ut Gus
House Of charge Rates reduced Refer TO Aor
Muual Insurance Company &c. Once, No Wall street
DAMS co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT.
"A Package and Parcel Express steamer Empire City
Tuescay May 18th. Speed increased Rates reduced
Special freight agent and special throughDur
California via Chagres
will be despatched steamer Empire City captany d.
son Tuesday 18th instant, at three o'clock, r. NJ
charge Of special freight ana through
destination As arrangements the Isthmus
the speedy and safe TRANSMISSION Of freight
c0nssncrs BY this rely their goods going
thUuxh Panama In time for corresponding
the Pacific and reduction from former rates All
freight forward the 18th instant must be delivered
with before the 18th. Small parcels
will be received until twelve o'clock the day Of sailing
No charge made shippers BY for Custom House
consular certihses Every package be
rendered strictly water proof and should not exceed Is lbs
weight. All frclxht must invariably be pre-praid.
ADAMS 4 CO, 10 and ~ Wall strcet.
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WASTED-BY RESPECTABLE ENGLIsHwoMAS
w situation as Cook, Washer, and Ironer would a,
Third avenue, corner Of Twelfth street.
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IoR SALE-rorR WE'LL SITUATED BFRTHs IN THE
steamer Paddle for Liverpool the 10Th inst. Apply
u. 4. RICE ~ Wall street, "a door.
EoR sAIT-AS EXCELLENT BERTH IN TuE AFTER
raltn u tie Niagara leaving Boston Wednesday,
18th Nay. Apply 70 BUCHANAN, HARRIS 4 co,
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WANTED-A SITUATION. by A RESPECTABLE
W young woman, Chambermnid and Waiter, or would
80 as Nurse and Seamsres and would be willing 10 make
herself generally useful in private family The
references given and be for days Please
ply at No. 6 Mulberry street. second nocr In the back
rnom
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH
w woman, situation Cook. The best city refer
given. Please call Twelfth street betweea First
and Second avenues.
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- AIRS or FARE REDUCED-THE ONLY THROUGH
IN Line for California and Oregon ys Chagrcs direct and
~ tie lnitsd states Nail steamers In the Paehc-On Tues
day, hay ~ At o'clock. H. M-Ths splendid steamshpEM
fIkf CITY, 20 tons j. ID. Mison will leave
per Ner'h River for Chaues direct Tuesday Nay 13
~ oeuck precisely Passengers BY this vessel will
With ths faserte TENNESSEE 20 leave Panama
eN4e~. "a nrd IS So-th street. III West street
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"ANIED-A SITUATION ny RESPECTABLE
yg1ng gr as chambsrmaid and 70 In washing:
Or a. ahambermsid Nurse. Has objection 10 90 a
abort asfsaee In the country and has good
ffase ta AZ ll0 Tsclfh street between Fifth aud Sixth
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER. ANUIRoSER
" English or Scotch preferred Good references
from her last place Apply between aud Y o'clock At 80
Southern shield., 1851-06-28
WHOLESALE and RETAIL s T Q E E..
FRESH HRRTT4LS

nUT of which we are now offering great NT bargains in the following articles:
 A great variety of Prints of every price and quality; Ladies Dress Goods, suitable for the approaching season; Staple Goods at lowest prices; Fancy Silk Bornets; Child's Caps &c.; Shoes & Boots, a superior and large supply, at reduced prices, for all persons.
 Hard Ware, Queens Ware; Cutlery; Sad dery; Ready Made Clothing; Cloths and Gas smers-together with every other article usually kept in Dry Goods House-to which we are now preparing to add a Wholesale and Retail Grocery of Family and Plantation supplies, all of which we will sell as low as we can pOssl- bv afford, as we are in favor of brisk trade Ii It only yields small profit.
 Our large and commodious Cotton-Shed IS now ready for storing Cotton, and we are pre- pared to make liberal Cash advances on Cotton, on shipment to R. H. FRASER & Co.,, of New Orleans We will barter for any amount of Dru Hides, or Cotton al the best prices the market will allow.
 Our old Friends will please receive our best respects for past favors, and remember us in the approaching season, and as many of the community in general as will favor us with a call, shall see how well we can supply their wants, for very small amount of money, oI on time to the punctual.
 Very spectfully,
 MYRTLE & FRASER.
 Front R0U, Helena, ArkS
Southern shield., 1851-06-28
To Bounty Land Claimants.

SOLDIERS, Volunteers, Drafted Men, and S the widows and children, fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters, of those who served in the Army of the United States.
 By the late act of Congress, the officers and privatcs, or their heirs, of the war of 1872, h. dian wars, Florida and Mexican wars, and all who have been engaged in the service of the United States, are entitled to bounty land, ac- cording to the term of service.
 All who served in the war of 1872, or any h. dian war since l790, nine months, are entitled to l6O acres of land; four months, 80 acres; one month, 40 acres. If they have died, leav- ing widow, or child under age, they are ent tied: no other relative is entitled, Those who enlisted to serve for twelve months, or during the war with Mexico, are entitled to l60 acres of land; six months, 40 acres; and if they ser we'd in Mexico, three months extra pay.9 If they be dead, the widow and children, if any, are entitled; if no widow or children, the father; If neither, the mother; and if all be dead, the brothers and sisters are entitled. The friends of all who have died at any time in service are entitled to the soldiers pay.
 The undersigned is in possession of all the necessary papers and information requisite to obtain these land warrants. The land and pay due soldiers or their friends will be procured by writing to me. Terms moderate. F1~ All let ters must be postpaid.
 tS Pension claims promptly attended to. Address. VIM. H. HAMILTON,
 Washington city, D. c.
 June ', 1851.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, , COUNTY OF VAN BUREN.

Probate Court, April term, A. D. 1851 NOW on this day come J. B. LEWIS, Attor- AS ney, into Court, and motioned the Court for an alias citation against Washington B. Sil- livan, Administrator of the Estate of James Hemby, deceased;-and the Court after being sufficiently advised in the premlses--itis is there fore ordered that the aforesaid Washington B. Sullivan be and appear before the Judge Pro bate, in and for the county of Van Buren, on the first day of the next term thereof, to an- swer and show cause, if any he can, why judg ment shall not be entered against him, for failing to settle with said Court, as required by law; which Court will be begun and held at the Courthouse, in the town of Clinton, on the SC cond Monday of July, A. D. l651;--and it is further ordered, that this citation be published in the Southern Shield, newspaper published in the town of Helena, in this State.
 THOS. w. GUTHRIE, Clerk.
 A true copy.
 Attest: THOS. w. GUTHRIE,
 June 12, lS5l.7 Clerk.
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Severe Deafness Cured,

The following is extract from letter lately received from distinguished physician in the State Of Virginia:
 A. II. CHRISTIE NJ. D.-Dear Sir: One of my patients unknown to obtained your GdUaRic Belt and Necklace With the Magnetic Fluid for serious affection of Deafness
 The case was that of lady whose Nervous system much dsordeTed and her general health poor Much was doIs previously o the application of the Belt but with very @ success and feel only right to tell you that since she ce menced wearing the Belt and using the Fluid but flew wee ago, she has ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER HEAflNU and her general health better than for several years
 G- Every of Deafness if be Nervous generally $, can be cured by this wonderful remedy.