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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02
ELECTION NOTICE.

" the first Monday IN September next
~ Qhc Ath day thercoi,) polls will be opened
! all the precincts IN HARRISON county, Texas
|or one Snrtegar for said county, to til tho
!scane,+ eeeasioned by the death OF James a.
|M,
Also, at the same time, in precinct No 9, Tor
be Constable 10 ill the vacancy resulting
fOm a TlE in the late election Between J. Ne
Icllan and John Elrod,
Also, at the same time, in rreeinc, No 3, for
or thee Schooi Trustees Tor School District
No 5.
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LOST
MY DISCHARGES for three months ser.
VI vices rendered on tie Northern Frontier
Of Red River, ia tic wear 1893 under tie CONF
mand of Capt Iloekual. ii uo, found within
the time prescribed by law, | slmil apply 20 tie
proper officers foJ duplicate.
JACOB COOTS
July Is. 1851 5i-nW'
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shreveport Advertisements.

l l.. CARTER. Commission asd Formar-
10 ing VI reliant, and Nhoiesa.e atd Rafdi
D,Gicr IN GrUcries Prorisious, LigRass. mr.,
Corn, Oa's, Baggjag, Rols A. d.. Z e
l'art's Brick Warehouse, corner 81 Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport, IT,
o. Liberal advances made on tousi +ument
Of Cotton AVID Merchandise. Every drscrip
ton Of Goods received ON storage oamoderatc
terms ns-y.
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M,kSiiALl. HOTEL.

rI'llr undersigned would be- leave to IN
1 form his friends and Tie public in gene.
raj that he s now prepared to accommodate
all sho may favor hiIn with their patronage.
His table viii always be supplied " ilh !Ye best
The country can afford and, from long espc-
Hcncc. he flat,et- himself that be can please
The community in general NJ pains VIII be
spafeJ TO leaso his guest.
ATKINS WLGB.
Anil -. 1851. n3o ir
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$500 REV AltlI..!

y = / l. VI II u + Il T. Il
1--WE above reward viii bee given 10y ,he
! uniersgncd Tor the apprehension Of JES-
81 G.. RUSSELL, who murdered W l., Ilar.
per, in Hopkins county, Texas, on the 10Th Of
Mag 1851, without cause OF proYytat'on.
DESCRIPTION.
said Russell {. about fye feet nine or ten
inches high, about ihir,y.fye years Of age, black
hair, and slightly enred Inclined to he bald
the hair being thin on tho top Of the head :
black eyes heavy black beard quick spoken
Dill welgh about io5 pounds. One oil lis
wrists is crooked
The friends Of justice viii look cat for him
The reward IS secured hy responsible parties,
in connection with the undersigned, and be-
sides the county yourhcs for IT, payment.
GEO. W. HARPER.
Iar.-nI ItarL ~ .nllL.iu .l.-Na.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

ME Executive Board of Managers appoiut
L cd by Marshall lodge No. ~, announce 10
the public that the slh session Of the ln.,jtote
commenced on tho Thisl MONDAY In S,p,sn,.
Der aud Mil continue ten months, embracing
two, -essions-bat ne vacation T.. The close Of
Tue h''t--nndsr the direction cf Tho following
FACULTY.
Rev. Tho. 3. WmsOs, d. H., President
Miss MARTHA liTrLErFLD, Wee Principal
Miss SUSAN II. fosTrR, English Literature.
Miss J.. toHSELn JuSE, Ornamental Depart.
naclu and feash.
Miss EtiZA Bunroa, Primary DEPARTMENT
Miss ARAHErLA JENEErT JuSE, h''sic, Piano
and Guitar.
Miss L. CoRSgLfA Jess, Masic, Organ.
u DAs.on1H, Professor n Iocai Nus'r
Course Of Study, and Charges per ses-
sion. Twenty Woess.
Primary DEPAHrNENr.-Jdhaa
Roading,and writing,pes session Of
FIVE months, $40 oa
SEcosp JusioR CIAss.--Elemeniary les.
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar. Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, phiai-
olcEy, and History STA 30
FiGsr JusioR CLAss.-English Gram.
mar, Geography, Arithmetic contin-
ued, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind Botany, Geology, Mythol
ogy, and History. Sl5 00
MrnpLE CLAss--cbemisiry Rhetoric,
Logic, moral Science Mental Phi.
losophy, Evidences of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced $40 90
SLstUR CLAss--hncleHi and Modern
Languages completed Geometry.
Trgogomciry. land arotiew offoFm-
or studies S15 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
Per sessica 81 90
Drawing and Painting, each $40 90
Embroidery and Wax Worn, each 90
Instrumental Music. $40 90
Use Of Piano extra 81 90
Vocal Muse per Session. 90
Tnition payable at the end of each session
Pupils viii be charged from the time of On
trance, until the close Of the session. Dcdue
tons made for proitacted sickness
~ Board can be obtained in respectable
private families for all those who NAV wish 10
send TO The Institute.
Aupust >, ISAIAH
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New Spring and sumner Goods.

ME nre now receiving large md vel Sc.
w lcciei stock OF goods Tor the spring
aai summer trade, consisting In part Of
Ladies Dress Goods.
Silks, berages, tissues, lawns, jacono,a, plain
book aad swiss muslus, figured nnd plain
gnglams, assorted.
Boo,s. Shoes. Ucts, Caps, Bonnet.
and ready made clothing Of the latest styles.
Those wishing 10 purchase summer clothing,
or summer goods, wiz lind 1t 70 their adsan-
tsgc 10 give as a call.
THETFpRD * WILSON.
iptil 80. 1851. ~
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LMNA ". BONFUNY, FTW lVa
August >, 1854. ~ |
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PLANTERS HOUSE,

BY j Wright, jefferson. 7orGs.
-. TIE Proprietor having leased this
n,'. ,sell known house from MAJOR b Fig
-...lA ur,s, would most respectfully beg leave
10 inform his friends, aud the public generally,
that he is prepared 10 render the best sccom
melations, upon very moderate terms, and
hoF-s to rhcei,e liberal share OF patronage.
H. has also the best Of arrangements for
providing roF traselers' horses.
jefferson. July ! p. 1881. ~ IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

BAKERY ANU CONFECTIONERY.
TINE subscriber has opened Bakery aud
i Confectionery establishment in TIVE town
Of Marshall, IN q new building on the North
side pf the public sauarc, one door west Of
Mephails shop, whore he will bee happy 10
serve all who may favor him with their Gus.
tom. He viii keep on hand, light C5akcr's)
bread, crackers, cie He has also hued az
neat
SODA FODNT
where this cooling beverage can bc obtained
In It's purity. He hopes 10 receive liberal
patronage from the ladies and gentlemen Of
Marshall, from the families of tlc town, and
the travelling public
PHILIP HEINRICH.
July /, lsJ1. 5m
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Ne 90 Ons.

\NErrc nov receiving and opening n, our
w New Stand. iroIner store. uiJoa.ing
Young q Jchnson's Drug Sioe) tfge ~
aurucut VI
SIipLE 4 VI FANCY G0ODS.
Our Stock, which il entirely Nsie. has been
carefully selected IN the best Northern marke,-.
We VII he IN daily receipt OF additions 10
ont assortment during the neal twenty dasg
and our stock when complete, VIII hot be -as-
passed ,y any "a this market.
We ask h. favor 81 orr Old friends and The
public generally, to give us a share Of tier
patronage.
II t r. ~ kEi.
Nsrshal, March %, 81. Att
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summer
staple dnd rance Goods.
10 which they iusile the after Of their Old
customers and lhc public
Their .iooh cousis,s in part o. ,h- follow ing
ARTICLES
Beages, plain and fancy schallcy. rlain t,
musings embroidered, dotted. aud ,afl,oh
jaconei, plain striped, and painted ch,u~
settles, with sleescs sleeves separate. ragrs
collars cuffs. maniias, tonrcts,
IRE Iafcsl Bipemsr Uifs.
parasols, fans, artificial flowers, a humber Of
bridal wrcath-, and c,neral assortment Of
ribbons, dc. Also bot If
READY MADE tLOTHING
Black elo,i, seats. black drsp d'e,e coats, linen
and alpaca toais, NFsTs-bia,l satin fancy
sIk Hhiit fHey narcotics vests PAWS
hiiet doe shin. dn.p & et., Wnite linen, and
g0ttouade. Linen bosom. sh.ris, fancy All
plain, Hans -- Fashionable moleskiu, drab
HEAVIER and outer, .eahor,l, sad l,auama
We haze likewise @ choke A-surilnent -
boots a:.3 s3aes china and glassware croek-
cry hardware hoiioWafc, and castings
Also q iiue seleel,ou II sadilerl gnsnc bags
guns, sod bo~ia.kuA IS. pruning kAres, &c
IL iue, use hate almost EVERY article us,Allv
found ~ ldr} eupls store t',9e " a call. and
~c scla.-ufeA lhai ae alli be enabled to ,,ae
sat slaci'9H.
EEENEE * ADAMS.
April -. 1851. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02
THE MAMMOTH STABLE,
ANp
u h0lesd'e and Retail Saddle and Harness

tiis "a \ " wv ! u - tItsi-,
sNp
Wholesale and Retail Saddle and Harness
SHOP.
A Large saddle and harness shop
<2yS has bcen waited for long line
SisH>E- in Marshall. The Subscribers
aware Of this, have recently visited New Or
b.aus, and returned eth large aud well Sc.
lceted stock OF every thing in the ~
above Zine which the} will seli on more l,~
favorable trfm, tlan has ever been
offered in lhis market, either for ash or corn
and fodder It yuu want any thing Of the Kind.
dent send a,road. or put yoursclf ia the
trouble 81 hunting around, hut call down aad
lock 80 our stock, and price our goods.
Shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square.
The ~ p subj "a handsomely Cited up,
AVID Is acluoW lodged 10 hr enc of the largest
aud best regulated estahl'~hm utsn The State.
Persons ptrouiline this stable may rest assur.
cd that their horses will receive every attention.
We Keep plenty Of prosepder and iaith'ul host
icga.
&. t. ~ NSO\ Il Go
d. We have horsc~, buesios, h..sks and
carriages 10 hire, sell, nr trade.
Apul, 2nih, ls5f l.
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Ot.soiuttOlp.

-rHE DPARrNERSlilp heretofore ex.
| sizing between the undersigned, il this
ily dissolved by mutual consent.
q n WILLIAMS
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e. 4 X ID y. T. TIC.

~ s. JENNINGS g. X. n. STAINS
~ BURY, AHgrnegs al Lar, Marshall
Texas. v5n32-ly
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BREWER AND ADAMS.

Nest Side Of N, Public Square.
IlANE just received, and are nov oy.niae
! carefully selected stock Of srrine ani
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DENTAL. SURGEON.

=
ss~>. }. \. JORDAN having pcrma.
~ - uently located in Marshall res.
AIly peetially tenders his services n
The various branches II hls profession TO hc
citizens and VICINITY Al operations entrusted
to him are warranted TO be- eone Ia the latest
improved, and most hyperion manner,
oc;obeg 10, 1883 lS-G
J. y. MORGAN,
Hlt 81 CARPENTER AND JOINER.
DEspECrFDLl,N oiicrs bis services to tho
II public aad w,ll be prepared al short uo-
tee, 10 uudcriakcapy work with Wh,eA be- may
be favored Tie feels assured Of being able %
give satisfaction
Persons desiring bis services vill fad him ai
Nidcrs NH An communication promptly
attended TO-
January 1854 n2i-ly.
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PROCLAMATION.

AMI, In testimony whereof h4ve
,XEsE hcnuuto set my hand, and causcl
NJ C. the great .cal OF the State To be-
-yx affixed, "a; the city Of Austin, this
'T7sssaN the llib dns of July, An 1851
aui 90 the Independence of icAss the nine
iccntA Year
L. NJ. pEASn
~ the Governor
EpWAEn CLARs. Secretary of State
SAID Cimcr alias Gilmore. is about 80 wears
old, has dsrh skin, black eyes and hair, and a
down lnok Is stou, aud heavy built, weigh.
about 100 pounds; IS about . feet or ten
inches heb, aud cannot .peah plain in con.e.
tacnec of para'ytt stroke which injured his
articulation Tie nary erdeasos 10 Pes. himself
SIS an IDIOT ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-01
DR. HATS Celebrated Puinonic Eliri1

oR the permanent oil coughs, colds, CONSUMPTION
bronchitis, asthma Influenza, cronp, whoon ng cough
inflammation ofthe brOEcea aud oarsencss caused by pub
&c speaking; and all affections CT the organs resira
iCn. - =
Warranted the pleasantcstan medicine for dfseas.
cs thelmlgs sold in America. fl'lTlElIE--U
In presenting this medicine to the public have the
ton 10 know that not only them with
an Invaluable atiOte for the class diseases
ses TO cure but one wlchis perfectly harmless Units CT
iects upon the constitution be administered with
out any fear OF mineral poisons, contains none
throughout country is caused by disease orthe orgas
ofreSpration consequent exposure cold hasir
duccd US to put 1t within the every individual
able. '-t' atfi't' i.s '5's-u saf ~ 7EfI'-
This medicine is result of long experience and
our changes bic climates aud claim 1t to be III advace
OF all ever before discovered those peculiar
compl nts Improvement ALL and consequently
superiorto all others.s. ~ =. ~ i5lts
I'VE shall make extravagant assertions oft efficacy
IN curing Ike the vendors many Eost runs
who deceive all who trust thcn shall hold
Inducements which experience docs not justify. ~
lfpaients will rerscvere in the of this medicine,
and use IL dincted they will be cured every
numerous persons now blessings OF health
as 1t were who otherwise would have long
since been In their grave but for the timely and
ring use OF this Invaluable remedy. It's not pretended
that ~ is noble III every stage of consumption, but
Know II TO bs better adapted TO the various diseases othc
TssPl organs than other Medicine
the public al we ask IS trial. and III every instance il
Ssca freely the directions and perfect salts
faction Is not given, the money will be returned.
Genuine signed <, HALL &c co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughoutt the country. an9-Iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-01
2 Dig Todd.s Pills {

l.j4i,-'71l III. Il OuusSl P1IIS -ilalgeail =
be had fresh and genuine at the following niaees IN
stores Of Baker: Kells q Cadwelli Bfentinser K
Logan q 20; sIea,s Yaliriing VIM Mckee
he Shoe store Of Todd & Devol market square ana at
Fifth treets. ~ - fs3 y = y te' ~"
riley can also be had at Dumps 7,s-
dlllonss and Jacob Rent NJ
Alexa ndria Wilson vsest Seef
ingi and Ely Lpqnan Be dgeports Ohio. 81 - -
These pills need reco ~,
they have nov been more than
nna y only them chance they
dozf $50 pei Efoss4 3an a. 8
ogfAN, CA HI & &c: have just received no boyes
tobacco; In additio I'd fIei ~ 3
round at No s aud see specimen OF tie s caiilorni
thing large lot OF Imported Scar oil ami
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-01
'MEDICINA Az.

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
Y. LINZ NJ EN- T.,
BY H. H.. CARR & Co, FROM
g A PRESCRlPTIONrF FURNISHED BY DIR.
:. WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING.
LATE OF MORGANToWN.
q BASED upon he broad principle any remedy ,eich
ao'L relieve e<isT3al PAIN tpil If properly com
pounded Be equally stecessii in removing inter
q II "Gt GCeettons; a Po'esr Irhich is beautifully
fr.H derelgped in Gtul peculiar to the Isl.
AClNfdREIL IINIAIENT1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-01
Notice to Aousekeepersg-=- :

NEW CARFIsTS AT REDUCEDI R ECEea
16 f000 YARDS OF Carpets al NO. i43 Main street
The Subscriber respectfully Informs his chs
toners and the pubs generally, that lie has lust
fonthe east and Is now The largest best and
most beautiful stock of Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths cir
ever offered IN this city, embracing almost every VARIETY
style and quality that can be found the Eastern
pct This stock has been selected with great care and mr.
chased under the most fayora Bile
Goods were ever sold IL this goSds
yards with 100 different var
rom t2c.t to 81 per yard. ffi3 si'ssSi iGst .
scnt4 ], c. HARBOUR. no. f4s MAR. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-01
CAUTION TO THE PUBL1c.
DR. ]. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
For the relief and cure .fSnfering Females!

1t stands pre.eminent
for the curative power.
in all the diseases for
which IL is recommend
ed usually called Female
Complaints: or these
are ProIapsus, UteIi, or
Falling of the Womb;
Flour Albus, or Whites,
Chronic Inflammation
AMI liberation of the
Womb; Incidental Hem.
orrhage, or Flooding;
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular Menstruation,
&C., with all their ac-
companyingevils, (Can.
ceI excepted, )uo matter
how severe or OF how
iong standing. I{i
The Catholicon far
other rene.
400 z~.HAHas-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-01
UNION HOTEI.

is. -1s.a 4s.{ GEoRGEToNN, ID. C. 49,,
THIS large and convenient house, wing been thorosh
ty repaired, and reted with entirely new furniture Of
handsome and style Is open Tor the &C
commoiation of guests. - . +! - ~ -
The invites the patronage the public; and
those who favor him with their company may be
off reception, the best fare ana such comforts
and attentions as WIN make his house compare vorably
with the best kept hotels in the District
Omnibus es constantly pass to and from the Cau,o
running until eleven O'Clock at night
AT-.FITZTJTTcu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-01
? .! DR.. DYES REI,IEF7

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis and
s LII, Tncipirnt Consumption. 80
EIFTEEN years success in the use OF this SYRUP, in
IL private practice, for the various affections OF the
Bro.ehia and Lungs is deemed sufficient
,feacy. yta
There is nothing in this Syrup that will auscate
be danger in wing the youngest
use in any quantity under circumstances pleas
ant mild and e1ectual 5sf.s. ~
Price so cts. per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. J. s., DYE, Hartford, Con! tsi'
% For sale by f9lt . hkLLS & CALDWELL
i dec3O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-01

Wing the %
proof from the most respec able sources, OF the beneficial
eneeH PHYSICIANS WHO have used ii pi aciiee ana
eSE oTn 0 PseEam D.
~ ro 5's, B. 3, a ssssss.sr NJ
5 PfSt qaS.1; y b 1,l nSimsrs Ma Nd
" " Reese, NJ =, New YORK City.
Rev C Beard, Glenn Springs, S c.
GRENF isis 81 Err RI { s aEMsrRoNG, Asts.
EaRa S s sgs Va Ia
NEST oithe leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
letter addressed TO care oflIr. Curtis Hutch Aye,t at
troubled with Female sesH ae .Gn
and all tho attending dicues at times rendering my Lie
best but s asees
eoa do was to relieve cure was out the question
had not been able 10 PERFORM any labor could walk but
short, was completely prostlsted. both in body and
mind. and expected 10 drag the rest my days
so Ute
rim. ssOs The last It had not . used it
three bottles was enabled the labor for six
etehborhoad Without injury Sothg but sense Of m
duty 10 to the aieted, my
case TO the public safely recommend the prerara
ton to all those suffering like myself.
.u..sa, MARlalsl Sc g., proprietc5s
vs. ~ T.
ERUPTIVEi DISEASES.
has now become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians ofour city that in the
Tetter and many other diseases, BRESrttSoERs FLuID
EXTRACT os SARsAfARlLLA AND DANpHLlos, is decidedly
above all other prerarations 1speaks
nse and we have taken the pains hav
thr9gsh the papers appointing agents
dsrs from Vermont New York, Ohio, Kentucky other
states by persons who by have heard
otls wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman of Vermont few days since who used II FIR
very serious disease:-14 al --1t-
DEAR DocToR:
The two bottles ofmedicire i got from Won
whentn Wheeling, have nearly me; please send me
some more by Express. 7 y - ' .si
aa5, Yours Respectfully -
now rTesc rbed by nearya the Phyaiciana OF o,r
city rot as quack medicine orwe have made them az
quaEtet with the componant parts; now saw 10
such as we have not the opportunity of making it known
that entirely free from all minerals, is NOT
tile least Incompatible with any ofIo
dine, Fowler solution, other properties. -
To be had at Paxton6 Lake and Yahrne md sod
, ~ BRENTLlNGERe ARMSTRONG;
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, wheeling
July 81. s52 q g assFl slsf3.sss
r4ssss Cod Liver Oil.
JUST received sc boxes Samuel Shines, manufacture:
~ OF pure Medicinal Cod Liver oth best article the
kind brought to this any other market S6s fif3E q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-01

MAY be tally consulted at his Lock lniirnia ry
1tL MOB south Gay st, between Lombard and second
SIS ppostG tie Exchange BudtIgs, and City Post OF
icc iialtinre Nd This iue,licat institute bslc
over hNeeny IN this city Thy regular Physicians
refuge ON is widely celebrated speedy AMI
eeeltre Of classes diseases but especially
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-01

These chains were first introduced in the city of New
70 ysSr since s Ssr being helm
ed by Drs Valentine Mott, Post, carnoehan,
wonderful power in the leef and cure OF The above
class OF diseases, aud their SALE and has
Previous their Introduction into this country they
ss used y hospital in Europe and are secured
"THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL
The PRINCIPLES which ii is claimed that the chains
produce their vellous rstthat ali
nervous fluid, and agent that closely electric.
Ivy or electro mashesm and second-tat The electro
organ diseased furnish 10 the exased nervous Eys.
te by Its powerful stimulating effects, the fluid
ete aow sHG o he
ken while using the claims but rigid obser OF the
the part diseased adds much the effect of the chains by
ipS' EASING ONE On 3" THo6ss SAM: DOLLARS
Wi, Wi. DC fays to any person will oe4ce SO many
ieeted by the use Of Pulvermacher's Electric Ghatns-
and no Ferso has been dissatisfied who has given
IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than hutd ed permanent Cures Prulapsus
ute have been effected within be list year by the
~ e s sess s
above the hip tie Usual severe symptoms incident to that
MODE OF USE.
Tie chain 81 onid be moist ened before use with common
directly to the seat Of he pain dsease and The other
end opposite to it, = ,iili NJ - !
BE NOT DECEIVED The Electric Chains are. not
to cure all diseases; hut Nervous Diseases it is claim
ed that NO Medicinal gent in the world has produced
many cn es In the last year the Electric chain
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain. is pro-
dSssa at The O. much me eecaay
Call and obtain pamphlet Cgratls)
ONE WORD MORE
These Chains are the same which havclatey been sent
over TO the emperor the French, by
physicians In cases OF cholera and which proved
SO eminently successful. J. STElNERT, sole Agent
corner PIince BROAD WAY
wv. BAKER, and Brentlinger & Armstrong,
.Mheehng agents. =. dct7-tyr