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wa NAV SOON look for reaction Seventy is the point
proposed and IN at In rescued there viii be per-
feet stampede among holders Those who have chanco
to sell a. anything above sixty MAE, and do no. avail
Lemrelves CT It, will ia our opinion make greet mis-
take 1t Is pretty certain that those who enter the
market bears ut present s and put ont contracts
time ali the way up the period Of collapse, viii
never regret doing.
At the fret board, today, Delaware and Hudson de-
clined per cent Erie Bonds 1sea g. Reading Railroad
advanced IS per cent; Lcng Island, al Canton Company
q; Norris Csns - Rochester and Syracuse, "a. AT
the second board prices eis Arm and there was
nore activity in the faucies generally. Reading Rail-
road declined 4 per crnt; Erie Railroad y; Delaware
snd Hudson, Q. The total decline in tine las. named
stock to- day reaches four per cent and according to
the report Of sales only shout four hundred shAreg
changed Lands. This decline with such small
tions is about extraordinary as the rapid advance
1t Is raid that the sales Dag show the Gctral state OF
the market that heretofore he operations have been
confined entirely to the clique engaged in the imitation
and that having got prices pretty WE'LL they thought
1. about time to what outsiders would DO They have
made the experiment ana found that outsders ideas
not quite 20 high ~ their own There has been
charge in the weather within the past twenty four hours
ard few cold days rsy Increase tbs consumption and
put up prices for coal Ia inst event. another pull may
be made on Delaware and Hudson, and prices may be
pulled up slightly.
The receipts at the flies Of the Assistant Treasurer o.
this port, to-day, amounted to $'9,o43 CO. payments
$3.50 933 SO. Balance, So l9s514 ~.
The steamship Pacific, from Liverpool, brings four
days later intelligence from all parts of Europe The ad
vice. commercially rather favorable. There had
been more activity in the cotton market. with slight
improvement in quotations. In other markets there
nothing extraordinary, and the financial acounts
present feature TIE demand for American
securities continues the same without any change in
quotations.
The House of Delegates Of Delaware has, by vote of
twelve to seven passed bill re- oharterng the Newcastle
and Frenchtown Railroad. The condition or which this
company is rcchartered for twenty years is the. it is
to pay two hundred thousand dollars, in annual install
ments Of twenty thousand dollars each. or this
hundred and sixtyfve thousand are TO be appro-
pated by the State TO the construction Of railroa
from Dover Landing, near Dover. to Seafcrd, Sussex
county and the balance thirty Thousand, to 80 into
the State treasury.
The annexed statement exhibits the revenue expenses
and working operations Of the Reading Railroad Comps
n.y. In each Of the past pine years. The rise progress
and fluctuations in earnings and traffic, here
clearly shown that they can be easily compared
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G,ntlemen,s Hat.-sprlng Fashion fol

lssThere is part of gentiemans attire in which
much taste he displayed with gre effect regars
the tout ensemble OF thc person, in the Hat NJ Es
pareched, of lot Nassau will introduce the
fashion Saturday Iex tho th inst ADD tor re-feton
rEhnefs durability fabric and
dis.ingude appearance, II most certainly any
Nat hitherto brooght before the New York public Thea
consider that the standard price 10 Three Dn,r and
Hs while hstteIs ia BioAaway oha-ge ienS dO.rs for an
sch cid literally pa.ronizd by disorDinr public
would wish particularly hat the Hat which
he sells at Thee Dollars snd Half comparison
in every way uearcr 10 aay Of the hats sold Bro wsy
for four lie will within reasonable period OF the
of buying, be willing refund the purchase any
dissatisfied. BE would say those who wish favor
him with scal, THAI while bo presents hat which he
sigrs to be the fashion, lie ever 70 satisfy The TASTE
wishes az HE customer and will
any desirable p.tcyn Hat which will BIO 10 the
wearer both in shs pc ard ttyle N. E.PENSCHkiD,
l07 Nassau street. corner ofAnu,
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TOTAL fxrrSsrs.

Here Ia food Tor contemplation Every interested in
this road either as bondholaer stockhcder should
carefully examine thc above table. sni govern them
selves accordingly 1t will be that ia 1851 there
transported 40l 4t2 tons OF coal, mer:hsu
disc &C., than in $780, notwthst andlug which the gros
receipts Of the company $e5sll less and the
sl455o le,s in 1856, than in 1850 The company
received during f267 for transporting 1851 507
tons Of coal equal to 81 b3 per ton In 1851 tie COM
pany received s7l for transporting 160270 tons
coal equal tie 81 % per ten. This shows falling eli of
thirty cents per ton AT thi, rate the greater the
quantity Of coal carried the smaller the revea1s This
statement only confirms what asserted las. fail 1t
is impossible to sll fcm tho tariff Ct charger published
at the CONNER cement Of each season, wis. p,es
obtained fer the transportation Of coal We then stated
that the managers Of the company n ade The bss.
rangersents they could with any hsyias coal to
carry, and they will con,iuus to do So II is necessary
for the cempaI to have the appearance O. dorg ags
business, even if it lie not profitable one,
For come time past there has been active specul.
ton in the stock Ct this company An advances Of If
teen FER cont has been realized on the market valus
ard transactions to extent have bsen made
The Of the rise has been attributed various
reasons The hope, rather expectation, that some
disaster would happen TO the schuylkn Canal, which
would incapacitate that work from ranfaerg its regu
lar busires, Of the reasons assigned Another
thst powerful combination formed by large South
street house and extensive linen Pine street
and between them they toe the hair o the bears We
have dtTegarded the reports they may not be
true and either Of them then the rise must
be but temporary and mere sockjcbbing operation,
unworthy OF public attention but TO be laughed st. But
took It for granted that the condition OF the road had
improved and on that ground examined the report
the directors submitted to the stockholders the l2h
Of January and from that CLEAN enough to convince
Us that there may be something in the wsl street re-
ports a, the directors report warranted nc rise IN tho
iock
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Improvement Lard Is aull, the value cu'.e nominal
There stock here. ~ Cs po.hirg Is dong lusssd
Ia 10 p dearsr TIE csrn market r,aintssns the fu
prices advised last but with lsss bao aacy con-
appear 70 want confidence In TIE rapid advance
teing sustained and bay spzrnsly Cotton-siscs tos
sailing 81 the Europa The demand has inc-eased .se
ss in the three days amounting t. bags OF which
fully L 600 either for port speculation but prses
have barely advanced one eight 81 pspoy per ID ex-
ceptipg on qualities below good ndiii1g The tenor o.
NEW az the advices r.ceivea on sunday per Africa
being reduce crop eliminates, aud tho gradual
movement ci prices in AmeT,aa have az las. brought
about much more hopeful feeling here and LEAFS m2uy
&C think that II of dsae exists tbs cthe-
aide there IS mush lees for any here Manchester be-
well supplied With orders at remuusrstivs rates.
MONEY MAREEr.
IoSpcS, Tuesdsy Evening" JsR. 1.-THE market FOR
public securities has been steady this morning Consols
both Cor money and the account having been done az
ses "a The Three per Cent Reduced have bosn sold az
co. ard ST. aud three and a-Qusgt-r per Coats oSs -.
Bank Stock, 2le II. India dis,o $50 and Ezohelusr
bills 55s TO 5ss premium, The slerm which bss existed
for some days past with repee 70 the assumed oscs OF
the French President has evidently been sussd by more
sober reflection, and the announcement made in tue
srsndaId last evening that the consumption .ys'tm
would be aboshctn France In the market for foreign
stocks here has eeen but little movement and In come
instances prices barely so firm as they closed last
evening There has been rather drTner feeling IN the
railway ,bsrs market and prices ira:tonsly mere
N sellers favor tbsnfo- the psss day or two.
HAl-TAsT Nwo.-Consols Cox Account, Feb 10, ee'4
The IRISH LINEN TRADE
From tie Banner OF Ulster
Considerably more business has been done 10 yam
during the past week than during the entire previous
month On. house ia tosn, and that not the arst Is
said to have sold Tuesd the extsnt OF II 0ao
and others be set down having Effected proper
siepaby large sales 10 cloths fair husiness lad been
done though prices have somewhat reseded Msuufae
alarmed at the recent failures ana very
ehary about selling time Trade Is net 40 had from
scfus oyerttock OF goods from the wan. OF
which has prevailed for time Al this time lest
year there far manufactured goods on hand
Than at present and trade then brisk Tue want Of
in the stability Of many the United States
houses hes csused ackness in o1r business with the
etaer and late accounts mention that there no spring
trade worth speaking Of expected as there is supera
sequence The lvce received from aio d. Jsnsro and
Bahia very unsatisfactory both as regards Gales aud
prices and 81 Vera Cruz and Tsupico trads Was doll
Xne Mexican government likely 20 put duty OF %
per all lines and cotton goods according TO tter
value This duty Ct rs per cent do
good 70. goods but VII weigh We heavily on fne
hkrjce
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THE TBMPERA' CT MOVEMENT AND ITS GREAT
GuNs-aSoTEER MEETING ToNleHr-To- night
there il 70 DO another Temperance meeting. It
will be held ct the Tabernacle, and John Hawkins,
the Baltimore o. ato-, vii hold forth in his pecu
liar style, If he gets chance, and Ia not put at the
fsg end of the proceedings, when the people all
want 10 60 home. The candidate for the dictator
chip Of the Alliance was treated rather shabbily on
the last two or three occas ons, and We trust the
com mittee of arrangements will make amends by
letting him have the frst shot to night. 1t is not
fair to the orator, nor justice to the cause to keep
such cannon OF teetotali m in the background.
are the other leaders jealous Of him, and do they,
too, aspire to the dictatorship! Perhaps the clergy
want to have he mansgeae az IN their own
hands; probably they want to reserve the fire Of
. the ~ eat gum, till the opposition becomes more
form dsble, and the enemy are so close that /" the
white of their eye" can be distins uished. That
would be the time TO give IL TO them "hot and
heavy" and no doubt the Reformed D-unkard''
viii then be charged to he muzzle, and blow
the rum party to pieces. But meantime it
would BIO 10 harm to give them ca taste OF
his quality even at distance. The German
grocers, led on by the German newspapers, are
pressing on in flank movement, and perhaps q
suOt II tAot oiIeosion Ia kue nv DC dWlse
Meantime that "soa Of q gun," the Tribune,
is blazing away With great fury 1t was out yester.
day in tremendous article, breathing threatennzs
and slaughter against the politicians and the rum
sellers I'll quite dissatisfied with the bill brought
into the Legislature-it must have the whole Maine
law and nothing else. Greeley viii not consent to
the regulation Of the liquor traffic. He must have
its total destruction. As for tho breaking down
Of the wing party this year by the temperance
movement, he comforts them with the assurance
that it will be broken down at all events by the
choice Of the next Legislature, and the Gala nifty
may as well ceme now as at another time. It is
quite evident that the Fourioite philosopher is the
most formidable rival Of Hawkins for the dictator
ship.
In common with large number Of our readers,
we are sgog to know whst the Baltimorean will
say to night. At present Whitscoa. is ahead of
him, and stands the best chance Of being COM
mandcr-in. chief.
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THURSDAY, Feb 12-6P. NJ.
The only fancy the list TO- day in which thers was
any great activity Reading Railroad and the sales
Of that stock were unusually large An advance was
realized prices current at the close yesterday but a.
the close to day the market not 30 buoysn All tb.
other ances were comparatively quiet About the usual
number Of shares Of Delaware and Hudson were sold TO-
day At the FIRST board but prices gave way under even
the email amount offered. Erie Harlem. Long Island
and others were hardly noticed oday BY SPECTATORS
Reading 10 the srsst corner Of the day; and - II hes
nesfJ reached re Iein. fxsd uron ~ tlSss sAx.xsa
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mar Brrfhes ty ths Thousand Fourteen Of
IN America. The most ynaoent Hair dressing establish
nent IN the world. gsAknres thl unheard of hev
ystsrs-now sylcs-a new IN H.routtingl Yonttscr
lrseure unsurpassed In tho world always On Abe
we tSa.and lhs saloon is IS ;picnad tho anteroon
e Esih instant. Every gentlemen fess himself ia his
seen he moment he enter9 tho doors Tho rtyIe Of Cut
o. IN Rev yoIk In fact .. Phalon Crystal Psiaco w
nfosuwAy serner OF are clustered COM
lori. Injuries boveitcs and ever
slhsred within tho four wsls Of any tensor.i esabh
net upon o. the earth SO a who ~ Hair
Dy,pg-flsions Magic Hsir Dye 50 COLOR the hair or
Snsters he nomcnb ~ "a applied without injury so the
nAn or hn ~ esn DO washed Immediately wshoat disturb
rg tie ooor, snj bas no bad odor II applied or sold
fhAlon's Wig and Torsce manrf,etory.
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Kelisf fer Kessuth,s Comn.nions.

The undermined committee appointed for tie purpose
leave sstly TO invoke the attention Of the pc
men who ompanied kossuth ghorcs-n.y not
enabled bospitahle shoresl In
these gentlemen BY their iamilies and
Of them there exists degree OF and distress
which we equally lament blush for Some temporary
provisiop these BILE and smsoe martyrs OF patriot
lsm nations guests until they can have time
iy needed them TO regret the Tarkish pr
where they NJ least literally en- erained We
Invited them away thcra and brought them 20
land ofequal liberty and abundance have PLAIN duty
coming mpalees Of generosity and sympathy IL tho go-
rous military AMI civil chiefs of revolution had
well country liberty had fsund themselves in the
situation these most worthy and suffering gentle
men, in foreign land such ours, what woud mob
own history now write Of those Who should have
we'll as physical suffering OF srch destu,onl We
iure fcllowcitizeps and Of mode.s
well ae Of opnlep mesns for tie honor Of the country
not 10 permit this thing to be.
These gentlemen sre sill extremely anxious TO nd
mode other Of Honorable empoyment however lshsreHs
humble Whoever can on anything Of the kind
sups accomplishments as well IS modost merit;
and Sey learn enough of language,
not G to find tnring to account their talon sud
education. But, meanwhile, they mnss 30 ssssed snd let
10 be done In and niggsrdy epirt This Ia
matter for governmental influence though In Europo il is
uncommon practice for the Slate 70 furnish manten
the people who aoi and who, when properly np
peaed to- surely will fsil by individual libersy.
perform this urgent DUTY Of natonal boBpitaty To this
Kind Of Intervention sarcy objects and above
ANY one Of the undersigned will be happy to receive
trbutons for this purpose or they may be handed To Hr
c. W. sANbEoRD. ITO Chambers street.
CT. r. CRoHELL, 68 Wall street.
JOHN W. EDxoNpS City Hail.
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THE yERY LATEST.

TELEGRArHIc FROM LONDON re IIvERrooL.
lFron the Third Edition Of the London Herald Jan IS
PARIS BouRsE.
The depression which weighed on the market, yestcr
day somewhat TO day in consequence Of The
report that the President intended TO submit The
sderation Of the decree relative 10 the Orleans family
properly 70 the senste and the Legislature. lt j. re-
ported that the newly made Senator's only :epted the
hcpore that condition
THE oRLEAEs PROPERTY.
Tie Lndon Chrc5ce states that the Is ng OK the BEL
gsps husband Of the Of Louis Philippe
has protected against the decree concerning the Orleans
property /. il thought that similar protests VII be
node by Spain, Sspler the Bra7A. and SAKE Ccslrg.
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John W. EDaoSDS City Hall.
February 1852.
WHO Is mr.. Pick :,-The proprietors

of New York Posyune notice. with regret several public
statements involving che above question: They would ss
ssas during Mr. ens.semsns with the paper
the title o" hr ick Mr. sOoville being purely ina
enary tnd rot confined TO individual far from
nesest Of duty .tterly its Circulation and
proof that his dismissal she circulation of tho paper
has greatly increased and necessary show that the
msority Of articles claimed Mr. s. written by
another copied by kr sooye and published as original
by him. disappointed feeling aud piifu hf
prompted ION the part OF Mr. Scove the and
dastsrdIy attacks upon tho New ork Pcsy une
WOODWARD & CO., Pr0pristors,
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Pa l2-.4rYssis --lhsses Williams. charged With
frusl nd unusual punishment beard The snip Goa.
nec.icut Capt James JeaHet: charged With larceny
board the 5rr RFdus (a-rest.d BY Deputy ~ -shal
aashe) Henry Martin solder Governors bland
nhsrge3 vh stealing 80 geld pencil cases belonging 70
Major Rsipes person named sbuftl (l.o ,ed by
chi WGife charged With forging papers 10 procure
lsrd ard extra pay due 20 lie administrator OF
= declared s9lGier,-WeTe sl held 10 snsEeg,
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Company Charleston. s. c. February 7, ls52-This Com
sons usual They slsS deliver goods a their depot
rates heretofore the drayage and addiona
toll the bridge Augusta being borne the Company
p and 20 arrive a. Hamburg A. next morning from
gle Railroad and the Day Express by the passenger tn
full operation Shippers rely upon unprecedented
Carolina. Georgia. Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi
JSO. KING, Jr, agent.
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ISrsrrs1Se FROM BcEyos ArKrs.-We learn from
Capt Lsugstop CT the chip Parsns from Bueros Ayre
Inst three days previous TO his sailing, General ao.a
AAa issued decree allowing vessels that he'd entered
Mon'eyideo proceed to Bueaos Ayre, TO iozd priv
lsee which hiss rot been Above, for several years
We also learn that urquisa rad concentrated his
3orcsc a. Entire Rios spd thst the pesple OF Suepos
Ayret making all military preparations e oppose
Rim
The United States sloor o. Jsmes.ovn cEq.lin T.
Downing. was il the port CT Buenos Ayres when Capt.
Langstep rallied.
We have received by the a pamphlet with the ;i,le
81 Official documents relative to tie ooatipus ti5n of
s.e excellent General y. juan Manuel dc Ross in the
CT the province Of Buenos Ayres and in the
supreme command q the republic Tais pamphlet,
published ct Buencs hyrss az the su1 q 1851 has s
xrst page, the three following expressive sentences
'vivst TIE Argentine Confederation = Death 20 the
sewage Unitsries y Death TO the tcr! savsgs unltay
traitor, urquiza - The docUme contained in tia.
small book al Official, and, o. IN favor OF
Rosa and intended to excite the people in his fave
and against bis enemies, who unier the command
81 UrQuEa They 81! Eigncd by the members Of the
Junts IL il uees. 70 sd5 thst Brazil Co-risntss Para
quay ursgusy, and the other states, hofe 20 the 20
hey Of Rosss. spoken Of in these documents, with
sQpttmtt,
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sye 70 cs ihe asteneon of Western and Southern
chants vetEg city fo- purchases to stock
Spring hummer Clothing which was never so large Of
20 vsred as our manufacture OF ths embrsces
every and defable style, manufactured with sill tho
taste and elegance for which establish swe thin
so justly celebrated and prcos strictly low uni
fern. d. & ]. DEVLIN
80 and IS John, ccrnor OF N ,sssu street,
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TrE DAVIS LArER FROM BEAziL.-We hsve received si-
vcee from Perusrlbuco 10 the ri ult The political
sn.eIjsence is Of little moment Everything q1iet
IN that quarter. Business generally was inactive
ewing The Christmas holidays, one Of the latest
mercal circulars issued a. PernGmbuoo contains the fol-
iovipg brief review Of brsire. sfsir,.-
The occurrence Of the Christmas holidays has partially
business Igrstons tic only ehsvgs heny
szohAase which owing 20 the rdyces q decline in no.
brought the 81 December. business hAs
aopc the amount Of bout 500 - tsenyerh psres
sailing has not ser further oIeraions
frcghs the Ayrebi.e Lass Fixed 20 load
the cham 3ls ana five with FIVE shipg
sxtrs continental port. Tor the Uni ed Sltes, tie
John ercd had teen tsteu ~ sars Tho
tran6pred shout aity named The ccm.nd
for ect.on only limited s'es q Gst cua hsd teen
nsde o. 46u 30 0 and iO 20 4V for secondary
The enre. Of cotton 81 pernthuco icon The lch 70 the
$50 bales. Tie Fsles OF small. first
yusty II white hsd char I'd hands a. s - second. -.
"a thds 22e 3d. ourthE rs ID ts 2s Gl:hs and xths
oay nominal the former 81 Ia 3D. 20 ss ID the
ICE "a TO LIS 81 gone acs had taken uiaee Nus
eevato selected. st lis 70 1Ss I'd cv The
char nominal gsl Sterling Discounts varied from
IL q - PER cent moath according to time Few tran
,seons tOok place Is reights tne Battle G. tie MeG
Offering Gotten 20 LyCyroc! had teep
taken 81 7.ltths. Per 10. and h7e rer cent.
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Cssrs Calendar ror This Nav

q. DIsrEIcr CouRT.-Nos n to 90.
rRksE SouRr.-Gencral Term.-Non enumerated
n otoDs
Ognmos PLrAs.-Part 1--Nos. 247, 2e7 ass, 2s7, 49,
203 to 9(9, all odd numbers Part 2-Nos 1874 l60 49,
1856 no. 1885, IA 2i4 2lo 200 to $50 49, oil even num-
beYs
strrNron CouRr-Crws branches. )-Nos. n, ~, a2s,
23s 247 2o SIS 2S0 3a2 833 334 S36 340 Sal, "a 345
sSe !s at1 st2 ats st4 ZOO 800, 90, sse, 8, 3sl eS
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Ma FuihohI ~ KEsrre ,--tne wings CT Ken.on
county. Ky ut late meeting, recommended vr I'm
more % the mex. ~hig candidate for the Presidency
PprrsyLvlSiA WnfG S1lIr CONVENTION The who's ~
p.nrsyvAns will hold their stse Convention at Har
risbug on the 25tb y Ssreh when they vii form an
,icrs' Convention.
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N w YURLIOATIO1.---

PUSL.6SmasII,. rhas ACKNOWLEDGMENT IN
. ssy y Ssv Ch,pn II yeans isms Price
nsrea-Tss asnsuslisA III. Thsnss -. SSsnsss.
~ SpMe-The Aa % the wrvlA v Nssasw~sprr1,,-
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Hstter No. l56 Broadway solcs the alton
Tssban for s,a yh;ss tssy Viii oS
Saturday the l4h dsy Of February b. Co. feel assured
that this style will itself to the has wearing
munity will insure the liberal patronage which
su The moot fssdious VII be furnished 81 the shsrten
notice.
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nractured by AGATE, 2G Broadway are superior in TT
and style 10 those cut BY other rule and eusi If
superior in workmanthip and material Peroons lesving
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Genin's Spllng style OF Hats will be Ia
trcduced Satr,dAy the nth inst Gentlemen in
ofa hat SUPERIOR styls and quality. nsited 20 call
GENIN, No. ia Broadway.
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Electrical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ana

pupils OF this wonderful science place the
subject under perfect control by administering ono
tseroonfu TO one bottetul tho electrical fluid
conyrssnt with the mighty truths of that divine
VIII fehoiy conceive the caus of ling such
curs by the use OF Dr. Watts Nervous Antdotc BY ita
Immediately placing abe patient In electro
state Price 81 por bote 50 peg dozen; Sg per
Depot, lc2 Natfsu street.