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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-26
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
DISSOLUTION.
THE CO-PARTNERsHIP HERETO

il fore existing between the subscribers, under
the firm Of Thompson Il Garner merchant tailors,
i this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted 10 said firm are hereby no.
tilted and requested TO make payment TO Ambrose
S. Garner, who is alone authorized TO receive and
receipt for the same. And all persons having
claims against il, will please present them to him
for settlement. J. K. THOMPSON,
A. s. GARNER.
The business will be continued by A. S. Garner
at the late stand of Thompson & Garner, Morft's
building, A street.
MAT Intelligencer, eod3w-D Baltimore Ameri-
can and New York Journal Of Commerce times
and send bills TO this office.
Washington, Oct. Ia, lS5l-eod3w
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One Of the most ridiculous Of similar laws
came out the other day, subiecting vessels
going to Coatzacoalcos to an extra tonnage
duty Of one dollar per ton; and though il may
appear ever so ridiculous, still 1t is enforced.
Another law ordains that vessels going TO
the small ports TO land mahogany or lumber
must have permit Of the minister Of Fomen-
TO. Now that may cause some Of them in some
ports detention Of month or more. In fact,
such laws are so manifold, stupid, and contra
dictory, at the same time, that no captain can
feel sure TO proceed to trade with this country
any more.
If government does not look to IL at once, il
will be downright shame; and IL they should
do so at Washington, after time, Il may be
too late, or, at least, great deal Of harm be
done in the meantime. Even England, al
though engaged in formidable war, has sent
orders to her minister, some months ago, Ia
protest against various laws, and say that Eng
land would not submit to them; whereas our
government did not make any objection tc
them.
IL we are to uphold the Monroe doctrine, We
ought not to be the last ones TO speak ou
against such an amount Of arbitrary laws and
downright plunderings Of petty tyrant KEEP
in his seat with our money, and only permitted
TO keep his seat as long as il pleases us. AL
the claims he put forward on account Of Indiar
depredations on the frontiers, said to be pre-
vented by our government as per treaty o
Guadalupe, have been satisfied as included il
the Gadsden treaty. And why should not Mex
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q masfmsat.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Brilliant Success Of the World Renowned
PANo7ANE oF
CREATION AND DELUGE!!
Glorious Triumph Of the Grandest Exhibition
IN the World!!!
TREMENDOUS RUSH!
MeIlowed by time, Revised by the original
Artist, GEORGE HELGE, ESQ,
AND WITH THE NEW SCENES ADDED,
Now attests the grand triumph of American ge-
MUS over the world !!
A Challenge is now given to all tho re-
novned Genius Of Artistic Earth
FOR AN EQUALI
THREE DAYS ONL I'll!
FAIL NOT TO SEE IT NOW OR NEVER.
Exhibition at o'clock and z I-2.
ND-Admission rs cents-no half price.~tisN
Oct 26-tf
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nNHE WALDENsEs; sketches Of the

YJNHE WALDENSES; sketches of the
Evangelical Christians Of The Valleys ofPed-
mont, beautifully illustrated; ST.
Jerusalem and its vicinity by Rev. VIM. H.
Odenheimer, elegantly illustrated. So %, 10
and 81.
Sermons on the Christian Life, by Bishop Bur
CESS. 81.
Sermons for the People, by the Rev I. H. Stock
ton.
synonyms of the New Testament, by H. Z.
French.
Letters the Madia and Visits TO their Pri'
sons, by the Misses Stenhouse.
May Dundas or Passages in Young Life, by
Mrs. Geldart.
Wells of Baca and Religious Maxims.
For sale at the Religious Book Depository OF
GRAY * BALLANTYNE,
Oct 1916 No 49S Seventh street.
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BOARD WANTED, by a gentleman and
Id his wife, in a private family within ten
minutes walk OF the National Hotel. Inquire at
this Office. Oct lift
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-26

II ANsAs AND NEBRASKA; the History
IN and Geography ofthose Territories, with
account Of the Native Tribes, &c, E. IL. Hail. with
a new map; price IS cents.
The lnebriate's Hut or The First Fruits Of the
Maine Law, by Mrs. Southworth.
Isabel Carrolton, a Personal Retrospect, by
Kneler Glen price IS cents.
Encyclopedia Americana, latest edition, IL vol
umes bound in sheep. For sale low at
GRAY a. BALLANTYNES,
Oct 2i-3t Bookstore, nh street.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Es-owing to tho great amount of space
taken up by railroad matters in this weeks
paper, we are necessarily compelled to
leave out an editorial on the tax question
which we had prepared for this number oil
our Weekly, AS nearly all our readers
are deeply interested in railroad improve
ments we. have felt it u duty to lay be-
fore them all the information we. can OBJ
tain on this subject. The subject VI taxa
ton, however, is of equal importance and
shall receive our attention in due season.
Meanwhile we would exhort our readers to
be jealous Of their rights-watch closely
the manevering of the party in power, as
many attempts will be made by the ruling
spirits of the party to plaster over and COW
er up the corruption and unjust Legislation
of the party since the birth ofthe new con
stitution.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
GEOnGE ID. sHOUKLEY q CO.,

TUAVE just received and are now opening at their
II extensive establishment, the largest and most gem
n eral assortment of Boots 81 ShOesk
"a ever brought to this city, d being egolu- NESA
"a SiUely in this line, can and mill sen at ~
prices iOper than any other house ia OrOut Of this market.
Said stock consists in part Of
900 cascs Mems, Youths and Boys wear, such as Patent
Leather, Frenchca If, Oak tanned calf, Kip and coarse
boots,
Mems Patent Leather and Congress CATERS,
Oxford and Kossuth Ties, Pumps and slippers.
A very large stock of Goat, Enamellcd, calf, Kip and
coarse brogans from 80 cents TO Sl,40 per pair,
Youths and Boys fine and coarse boots,
Patent Leather, calf, Monterey and Enamelied Leather
brogans from 40 cents to 81 per pair.
The Ladies', Misses aud Little Ones are largely proyid-
ed for In their line:
900 cases, comprising Ladies' Caters of all colors, al
from 81 to $3.50 per pair,
Morocco buskins from 20 cents to 81 so per pair,
Slippers from 80 cents to 81 per pair,& all other kind:
in endless variety and proportionably low prices,
Misses Caters, Fancy Jenny Lind, Goat, Enamclled
Leather and calf bootoes,
thousand of pairs children's boots and shoes, all kinds
aud at all prices, at from 12S cents to IS cts per pair
GEORGE ID. d co. intend neither t.
blow nor brag, but mark what they say: they are tho
largest dealers, have the largest stock in the market
and will sell ut rates dcfying all competition.
II FC0me see and try and buy.
In addition to the above, we will manufacture to or
der any article that can be wanting in our line, and re-
pairing done in the shortest possible notice.
boot and Shoe Finding.
We have also a large assortment of Shoemaker
Kits and Finding Of all kinds, which we Will sell low
or than any other house In the city.
GEORGE d. SHOCKLEY c 60.
Lancaster, june Z, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
MAGAZIN
FamiIyGrocerlcs, Queenswaro, &c. ,&c.

ENEILX G. ~BARBENCHON has become proprietor.
u by purchase, of the Grocery Store OF b. Hunter
IL Co., to which he has just added n large and superfne
variety OF Family Groceries, now arriving and to arrive
from Cincinnati, and other marts. In making his pur-
chase he has had in view the accommodation of his
friends and discriminating public, for all seasons. Ho
commends to their attention, among other articles. at
prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
CoNFECTloNARlES of all kinds, for families and
parties.
Candies, TarraSonia Almonds, English Walnits and
Brazilian Nuts, Figs and dates.
JeHies, and Gelatine for Jellies, Prunes, &c.
OF Fanlils Groceries he will only mention Phil. now
dered and crushed SUGAR, New Orleans do, TEAS.
Rio and Java COFFEE Spices, Molasses, Golden Syr-
up, French Chocolate, Mushroom Walnuts, Tomato
Catsup, a splendid lot of English Diary Cheese, and
other articles TO numerous to put down here.
Motto forget, also, Liquors, Brandy for the sick and
cOnvalescent, CIGARS years old, smoking and chewing.
TOBACCO, Powder and Shot for the Sportsman.
He will keep on hand u variety ofPaints, Parrish
Not least, a large and full assortment of QHeenspare,
EGrthea mare, French 'oare aud English Glassware, al
so, Wooden Dare, Tabs, Buckets, &c.
" PHe hopes to obtain a fair shair of the public favor
in his new undertaking, and looks for the appreciation
and patronage ofhis friends. Having been compelled
to r|elinquish his former business as Injurious to health,
he will make a fair trial Ofthis, to see If it will not froft
his purse, as well as his health. If the experiment, Ito
which he will devote his undivided attention) does not
succeed, he will be able he trusts, TO serve the public in
some other useful capacity.
May 5 ls5i. FELIX G. BARBENCHoN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

ES-The following new subscribers to
the Weekly Gazette have been sent us by
a gentleman IN Amanda, who modestly re-
fuses to give his name. Favors ofthis kind
are thankfully received, particularly as the
money accompanied the names. Anony-
nous communications of this character arc
duly appreciated and can at "al times and
under all circumstances" have a place in
our columns and book:
Robt. Campbell, Saml. Hammel, Chris.
tan Bechtell, Henry Nigh, Geo. Peters,
Jacob A~ltenderfer, David Doner, William
Dixon, Michael Peters, Enoch Gluck.
All right, gentlemen, Your m arc
on the roll of honor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
SEARLE's BOOK STORE,
DnnOsifp Sk 10 TarSs HofaI onoasfar nh


VOHN respectfully invites the attention Of
~ tho public to the recent additions to his stock of
Books, Stationery, &c. Having made arrangements
with H.. W. Derby & Co., Publishers, to forward all
new publications, thus placing the reading commune
t. of this city, and vicinity on an equal footing with Gin
cincinnati readers.
A large stock Of School Books always on hand and
for sale wholesale or retail.
The following comprises u portion of tho miscellan-
eous works just received:
Every mans own Business Book,
Blank Books Of all kinds, for sale al wholesale and
retail.
Family Bibles of all kinds and at all prices.
Fine assortment of Novels, latest publications.
A splendid LOT of Portmonies of all kinds.
Pocket Wallets, Pcnsknives, Tooth Bruslies and Card
Cases.
Hot Corn, the Lamp Lighter of New York,
Bleak House, by Dickens, Shady Side & Sunny Side
The Flush Times a Alabama and Mississippi,
= Christian Purity, by Foster, 3years in California.
The Second War with England, by Headley,
Prescott's Peru and Mexico.
New York, its Upper Ten and Lower Million.
WOmen's Medical Guide,
Swans Revised Statutes of Ohio,
Downing's Works on Architecture.
Downing's Fruits and Fruit Trees and n great yarip-
ty which NIL are requested to call and see for themselyes,
May 9, 1854 JOHN SEARLES.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

work already done on this division amount
to over 100000 which leaves 1895, 900
yetto be provided for.
Tomeetthis $685. 600, the Com
pany has funcolleetedindivid-
ual subscriptions, S125,OOO.
Stock and bonds to be taken at
par by Contractors, lit, 500
Second mortgage bonds, $4,000
$801, 500
With these resources, it is believed that
the necessary means can be provided to Sc
cure the completion of the road to Zanes-
vile during the year.
The Treasurer's Report will give you a
full statement Of the subscriptions to the
capital stock, and the receipts and disburse-
ments of the Company up to the LIST inst.
The receipts from passengers and freight
show thai a creditable business has already
commenced. Tho larger portion of the
road now in operation was opened at the
most uufavorable season of the year. AS
soon as the road shall secure the full a.
mount of travel and freight, which musti in
evitably be furnished by the populous and
fertile country traversed by it, it is believ-
ed that its local business will be equal to
that of any other road of equal length in
the West, A very large and profitable
freight will be added on the completion Of
the road to the coalields of Perry county.
Nothing has occurred to diminish the
confidence ofthe Board in the value and
importance Of our road. lis location.
through a beautiful and well populated
country-a country of i~nexhaustible agri-
cultural and mineral resources, must ever
secure for it a large, reliable, and remuner-
alive local business. Connected at its west
ern terminus with all the lines of travel and
trade diverging from Cincinnati to the
South and West, and at til; eastern termi-
nus, with all the great routes of travel to
the East-0rming an important link in the
shortest railroad line between Cincinnati
and Philadelphia and New York-and be-
ing, in all respects, a iirst-class road, OF
easy grades and curvature, fully equipped
with the best machinery, it must command
q full share of the immense trade and trav-
cl which will pass between the East and
West.
, With such prospects in the future, the
citiiizcns of the counties through which our
+ road passes, to whose liberality and enter
prise The Company is indebted for the sub
. scrip.ions 10 its stock, may justly congrat.
ulate themselves upon havingaccomHished
, a great public improvement, which will, in
return, yield them a large remuneration ir
the value of its stock, and the extent Of it,
!. dividends. We hope your highest expec.
%tations of public and individual benefits
from It's construction may be fully realized
The following statement of the account.
+ of the Company, as respects its f~inancia
condition on the ist inst, is respectful,
submitted for presentation to the Stock
holders at their Annual Meeting, on tn
18Th instant, as taken from the Treasurer
+ Report:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

RyWe are pleased to learn that our
citizens are to be favored with a concert
on Friday evening, from the celebrated
artists WOODRUFF & K%L1NoUNTHER. The
former has been very justly placed beside
the first yiolinists who have visited this
country, and the latter, who is a native Of
Leipsic, was styled "The Young Lizt,'
and is undoubtedly one of the best pianists
in the United States. We hope our citi'
zens will give them an overlooking house
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
esaes9eEsa
CINCINNATTI, wILmTNGToN Ann
EVANSVILLE RAILRoAn

EVANSVILLE RAIL ROAD.
TO LANCASTER.-Two daily .rrn,ns &C..
ODday excepted;) between Circleviil6 and Cineinna,g
and one daily train between Lancaster aud CIncinnai
On and amer "Wednesday, June 9Th, 1854, until further
notice, Trains will run Us foilowsi
Upward train for Lancaster, Leaves Cincinnati ATT m
A.. NJ, and arrives at Lancaster, at p. M.
Upward train for Clrclevllle leaves Cincinnati nj 3.0s
p. M. and arrive ut Crclevtlle at 9.95 7. NJ.
Downward train leaves Lancaster, at 1905 A. N. ana
arrive at Cincinnati 1910 p. M. -vr~
Downward train from Circleyile leaves al IN.
and arrives at Cincinnati at IL rs a. M.
Trains will stop for passengers as follow: Al Amanda.
Stouts, CircleViler W~tlliamspOrt, -Four Corners, New
Holland, Washington, Rattlesnake, Sabina, Gross Road.
Wilmington, Sligo, Clarksyille and Morrow, aud ON
ter Station, Lovelnndr MEANWHILE, Milford and Plain
Vile, and'On proper notice by flag or to Conductor, at
Branch Hill and Linwood, tat ~turnpike.)
The downward trains connect at Morrow with the
trains on the Little MAMA Road for Columbus.
Lines ofOmnibusesa and Packets will run between
Circlevilleand Chillieothe, and Stages and Packets be-.
tween Lancaster, Logan, Jacksonville, Athens and Pom
ROY; and Stages between Lancaster, Somerset, and
GAINESVILLE, connecting with the morning Train from,
and evening train TO Cincinnati.
Fare from Cincinnati to Washington, 1895
" " [" - Circleyille 800
% q" {" :" Lancaster 800
{" q" {" 6" Chillieothe 400
For other information and tickets, apply at Ticket Of
fee, CORNER of and Front streets, and ut tho
Little Miami Depot, or to the Station Agents on the line
E. w. WOODWARD.
Engineer and Superintendent.
| II TThe Omnibus Line will call for and deliver pas
sengers to and from the trains in any part off.e city.
HE RUGGLES, Conductor.
PT Company will not be responsible for bag.
gage exceeding $50 in value, unless the same be re-
turned to the Conductor or Agent, and freight paid at
therrnte ofa passage for every $5OOi in value above that
amount. june 10, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
Erysipelas attacking the Face and Hands,

CURED ny DR.. S. A. wEAVER's MEDICINE.
NEw YoRK, November 1s, ls52.-Dr. S. a. Weaver
Dear Sira-l have been sorely afflicted for the last five
years, with a disease called Eryslpelas. 1t so ragged
about my head aud face, that much of the time l have
had to carry with mo a most unfortunate looking face.
l have had the advice Of many physicians, and used all
sorts of medicines which skill could suggest, but all to
no purpose. l am seventy-hve years of age, aud all
persons who knew me, considered at my time Of life, a
cure most difficult, and extremelydoubtnul. Within a
few months pust, my worthy friend, Abraham M. La
tham, ESQ, recommended me to DR.. S. A. Woaver's
Canker and Rheum Syrup and Ceratc. l used these
medicines faithfully, according to directions, and now,
praised be the Lord, my head, face and skin arc fair,
fresh and clear. Such a result | believe 1t my duty to
make known, and assure all that the aforesaid mcdi-
cine is no humbug. Given under my hand, at the city
of New York. WILLIAM MALCOLM.
l. N. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, general agent for
the South and West. Soldin Lancaster, Wholesale and
retail by KAUFMAN & co.
And Druggists generally in the State. Juno /, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
NEW BOOKS
ust received at Boston Book store

Just received at thc Boston Book Store.
YNCH'S Pacific and Dead Sea Expeditions, l Vol.
Octave, HerOinos fthe C~rusades, l Vol. Octave.
do " History ] " I"
The Napoleon Dynasty, with twenty-five Portraits.
Natures Divine Revelations, by A. j. Davis, in 3 parts
/ Vol. Octave.
Spirtualism, by Judge Edmonds and Doctor Dexter
l Vol. Octave. 8
Combe's System Of PhrcnologY, Boston Edition, l Vol,
Octave.
Count Struenzeo, the Sceptic and the christian.
A Translation by Mrs. J. II. Wilson, l6 mo.
Beatrice, by Catherine Sinclair, 10 mo.
Combes' Constitution of Man, 10 mo.
One Set Waverlcy Novels 10 Vols, Muslin, Abbotts
ford, Ed.
Lancaster, June 10, 1854. ID. b. NUDGE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
DOCTOR WAGENMALS
RECEIVED THIS MORNING
AT THE
BOSTONBOOK o

Tho following Instruction Books for the Piano.
GTANBRIDGE's Plano Instructor; Fred. Beyer's do.
i Professor Fenollosa do, Hinoten'sdo.
Whites without a Master) do.
Aiso-The following Note Books furnished single, or
by the Dozen al 1.-THE lowest prices:
The Christian Minstrel, Juvenile do. e
Presbyterian Psalmodist, Dulclmer,
Southern Harmony, Missouri do
Mason's Sacred Harp. Ohio Harmonist,
Millions Glee Book by Woodbury..
In addition to the above, we have received the
Life of j. C. Calhoun Pearl Fishing by Dickens,
This, That, and the other, Panorama of Nations,
American Fruit Growers Guide,
Great Cities ofthe World, Lives of the WesIey's
Autographs for Freedom, Masonic Chart,
Masonic Monitor, Free Mason's Guide s.
Young Peoples Library, 70 vol.
Kriss Kringle' do R"
Miniatures lgiltl
Song, Dream and Fortune Telling Books,
Fancy Goods, P~erfumcry, &c.
IT FThe Depository of the American Sunday School
Union Books, will be established here, and we shall
keep constantly on hand an assortment of Library aud
Instruction Books, to be sold low at Mem York prices.
Lancaster, june II, ls54-1wd ID. Is. NUDGE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
LANCASTER MACIrINE FOUNDRy.

LAA GAh IA4ACAhANG tOUN NlG n -
DEVoLi prepared TO f~urnfshull kinds of STEAM
NJ ENGINES, upon short notice and ut Cincinnati
and Pittsburg prices.
Also, all kinda of Mill Gearing, Hosting Screw,
Regulating Screws, Jack Screws; Fuller's Screws and
Cider Screws. r
Mill Spindles Of cast iron or wrought.
Bales and DRYERS, &c, &c.
He will also furnish the PARKER WHEEL to suit
any head of water, and with either iron or wood shaft.
Also the ATKINSON WHEEL fit up as above. The
patent on the Parker Wheel has expired and conse-
quently they con be had much cheaper.
He also continues to make DEV0L'S IT RSHING
MACHlNES, and keeps q tot constantly on hand; war
ranied the best in Ohio
All the above articles will be made with especial care
and by the best %workmen, and will he warranted.
All kinds of repairing done upon the Shortest notice.
He also keeps constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in a Foundry. He has COM
pleted his front shop, so that those who call can exam
inc his work,
The known quality fthe work done at this estah-
nshlnent for many years past, is the best guarantee that
in future, the subscriber will labor to desire the pat
ronage of the public. He invites examination.
Lancaster, May 10, 1854. G.. DEVOL.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

Eg-In compliance with an ordinance
passed at the late meeting of the City Coun-
Gil, the citizens of Broadway are making
the necessary arrangements to extend the
width of their side walks. We notice thai
JAMES RICE, Esq, has already set hands tc
work in front of his residence. This i'm.
provemont will add greatly to the appear.
ancc of the street and give strangers who
visit us by r%ailoard a very favorable opin.
ion of the good taste of IL citizens.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

''TELL CHAPMAN TO CRow."-Mr. Chap
man, editor of the Chanticleer, at Indianap-
oils, Ind, the same who in 1910 was told
to crow-oAers himself as an independent
candidate for Congress in the Indianapolis
district, subject to the votes Of the people,
on election day, On the Nebraska aud
slave question, he stands on the platform
with Houston and Benton.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15
Ey~The Locofoco primary election OF
Saturday last resulted as follows:

Eg-The Locofoco primary election on
Saturday last resulted as follows:
Probate Judge, JESSE LEouNER; Clerk,
MARTIN KAGY; Auditor, A. j. DILDINE;
Sheriff, JAMES WEAVER; Commissioner,
HENRY BERCHEss; Pros, Attorney, ABRA-
HAM SYFERT; Intirmary Director, JAMES
LANTz; Surveyor, JESSE 7. YANDEMAEK;
Coroner, WIN. MIToHELL.
"A biographical sketch of the above named
patriots will doubtless make up the leading
feature in next weeks Eagle, Meanwhile
hold your breath and listen! Oh GODDESS o
Liberty! "Hearken" to theappeals of self
sacrificing patriots, who magnanimously
and voluntarily step forward to serve theil
country!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-15

CURH ron PALPIrAuoN.-A lady, about
forty years old, says the Journal of Health,
who has suffered severely from periodical
attacks Of palpitation Of the heart, from the
age of twelve years, has found immediate
and permanent relief from the use of sods
water. 1t appears from experiments since
Faae that carbonic acid gas is the active
curative agent,