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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23
From the Richmond d spatch.
Tis" Holy ALLIANCE. Locking westward.

The Washington UnIon quotes hr following
from lHIe nrtrcI.- III lh'. l. ndon Times:
IA few years ag" The Am. ricnn~ ~. d pro.
vInc" of III. ir weak ntIghbnr; aIliu nee OF
France and England w,s prt j'crd, wlicb, il ear
red "u'. would have involved The Union in a ng
aid dangerous struggt,. Thr Rn>si"ns occupied
/" similar situated trrrrnry; III. ailinncr com.
ples', Is m">I powerful aud may last to inierlrr''
IN he at rlrs nt trausantIc Turkey"
The uhitn US v rrm,rks, that our people can.
n"t oseri""k such threats these, m d.. hN Lord
Ciar' nd"n and th.. Emperor Napot'on, and nov
rep aird by he Lndrn Tunes and they ehnno,
! ina tn give drcit~d dirtctirn Am .rican sy III
pnthe> ~h Russia. We call The attention nt
those at our own people h" w~r" so readily snt-
ISi' with L'rd Ciarrndon's all. gnd declarations.
that his TIRE :. d not npply to This country, IN The
F'uaTkatir disclosure and manac'. OF ihr London
I'm $. The popular instincts If this country did
Dot err hen they recognized in the allies II
dhngsr"us enemy TO American institutions. and
constqn. nIy to American liberty, than even des-
pnlic Russia.
S" long The issue of The contest at Srbas,opnl
seemed doubtful, The Lnndon Times was over
Rowing nith h"nred aduation of the American
people. II did not hesitate scnf al thr itea Of
any crrt hos'iIr d'>igns "f England towards this
country. But the moment that n partial victory
d'Sp"r-es he gloom which for fear has settled
turr exu'ra"n>: it dIsclns> the fact that nl-
lance tor" ely pref cttd "ga,n>t his country
by France and f gland, and ~ thrt at"ns that the
alliance ill interfere in the aft Irs Of
santic Turkey.
Can bur the wi!tuIly blind longer doubl the
s"nrimens and purposes ol the W"s'rrn allies
w"rd> this roun r, Thy have all The inclin,.
lion, they need hu The ability which decisive sue
c"sses, over Russia would afford, to follow up their
hostile words with corresponding d"ed~. In the
meantime, they Content trmseiv with Intri guirg
with American hhoIlliuniss, most Of whom are
in their councils, and some, no Doubt in their
pay, Ia t"ment The slavery agitation and under.
mine the foundations OF the American Union. -
We here in more danger fr"m this mode Of attack,
! han r"m their open hostility. A war with both,
powerful ns they are, wnuId consnIidate The affrc
lions and strength OF our own people, and would
hr desra hI" han The civil vulson1 which
they arc SO insid!"u>Iy and sHduIousy Ioborng 10
. fleet.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23
From r. o. Dcltar, Sc ,t -.
The Yellow Fever i'm Louisiana.

The yrsl"w lever is prevailing TO terrible ex-
T., rt a: Tr:uIry and Immediate and Is required by
thr sufferers Al that little village. A co:rrspnn-
d,ni Inlnrms us th n" nighl d! hr 23i. there
we4e deaths and SO cases under tfeaimeu;-a
v.ry large number OF which were hopeless. owing
To the want Of nurses. S vsr'l f.mitirs have eve
~ tn-mber down with The. dlS"as", and no person
pr sent t" GIVE th"m d'sc o mPdIrIn". Three
ph, scianS were in the p.c,. when III" lever con-
r1eursd-nu- has since did and The olher two
are almost prostra ted ',y their cnnst' ut labor
TrinI'y has PoPnlatInn "t III" present time 81
moi more lilru sixty seventy, and our corrsp n
Gem saws:
.Y.u c.n form some idea from the r"Pu latin"
oi the III, hsni;s OF the fever, and HE dFstliuie
coniifnn u: is inhaiilants. The two Phy sicitns,
who are doing GIi they possibly can ior nc SICK
have never had The disease, and "f course may be
taken down at any moment. and have no nur.
ses amoan Us who have evrr had the least txpe-
reGce or perhaps have evfr seen case OF yet
luw fever. The distress here i certainly ne great
as it has been at any iiur IN Norloik. according
to TIE tx tni = t'e pnpDl 'iou.' zese
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4 LOVING MATE-A short time since, the te
male nf !, ,ir al canary BIRDS /" hIch had been
mated for s.veral years. was Iaken suddenly With
a f., and 4 d >oor a;cr 4 few hours before its
d,s,h it7 mate warbed 10 lis ring companion
hve sweet and plantIVe songs, muc1 10 the sur
arise 4 The inma" "f the house in which they
were, nasmuch as IL h-d noi uttered note for
eight w.ekS previous. 1t is no" some fuor weeks
SINCE The occurrence, tnean@ki!e thu canary h"s
noi opened his m6uih TO sing, bu' fnoP"s d Ierf'ng
- iihin il cage. l. ;hs cansl sbie gri~f Tor h
loss of l.s cempanlG ~ha' means irs conduct
New Il sp:J z gister.
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Terms of Advertising

advertisements will be inserted 81 per square me frs,
ana - cents tor each subsequent square c>-
sists oi thirteen lines OF less this letter
reas 'naae deduction will be made those who ac
iise by the year
Double column advertisement will be charged IS per cent
additional on the usual rates.
Advertisements inserted monthly quarterly 81 per square
Tor each Insertion
For announcing candidates for Office SO in advance.
Professional and BIsIuess Ca ds exceeding SIX lines
VII be inserted at 50 year: not exceeding So
cT Subscribers and others who may wish seud .oney
u can do all times, Ly mail aid q our risk.
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Advertising.

Has given many a good business.
Has saved many a falling business.
Has rescued many q h,s, busin-ss.
Has revived many a dull business.
Has "n'arg9d many a small business.
Has preserved many large husin~ss.
Has created many a new business.
iia> secured success Ia every business.
VIII kill OF old fngy business.
And cause many 10 mind Ihrlr business.
So, hereafter, advertise your business.
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Reference.
state OF North Carolina,

SrANLY CuUATY.
C1vrt OF Pleas and Quarter SestIons-Auz. Term 1855
Sophia Little
Oluis,ead Little,
Jamea NJ. iImnycut, aEd wife
Carlda,
May f.. Long,
lanes Love and wife NsTcissa, PelItion for sale Of
Negrues.
Lorenzo NJ. Little
J. T. Austin, Qua dan of IsTHel
r sud James IL,
Jlo :; William A, aid Martha
hun Little.
r an,o ring t. the sosf ction Of the Cont ta' the
= 4tcrl.uts in Ii~ reside beyond The limits of
,t;. S,- IL Is IIeI, are ordered by the C"u:t that
f;an nc mace tur SIN weeks in the Western Dem
ocrai ewsyapyf paLlishcd in the town ~ Charlotte
,-;qr tks, .nd defendants bc and appear at Tie
next t,rl Of oar said Court b. hcio fnr the County of
=, !r 1T The Court Il use in Aibcniarie on tie 2nn.
EI ~ ~ S,rcIbcr next t. and tncrc, o pltad an
cr OF dcmur Or iIt :cInuut pro coat will bc iaHsn
l-Iiryt them.
E::.,css Il. Harris CI,k fcr sid Court at fEc 2td
Monday in august A d. 1855 aid liz, shh year ol
AN r.csu Indcp-rLSHcc.
II. HARRIS, c. = c.
Oct. .. pr. fee s6,l 1916.
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slutI"ns and their lows pro'sc their rights indI.
vrdually, AID recognize Their practical equality.
Ia thus consist th- strength and the beauty Of ous
form Of & ,vernment-
DEN OF Know NurHINos-The Morris
county Democratic B,nner snysi "A 6pn Of
! Know No,hIng~ is hk~ coop fnll Of chickens
shut up for market. When the :iH1c comes tho
coop is ,hut up--M President covers The top en-.
iiteiy ov.r-le leaves an air hole in The bottom
takes his dark lanicrn-goes sum-times 10 the
nraresi ard sometme- The highest market, 40
dspos"s oi them alt"gether When the bargain
- complete, the money counted aud pockried, then.
il chickens, thy are brought Ia ligh', counted oRa
turned into possession of the purchaser; If Know
Nulh.ngs then Mr.. President says--"Bre,hrep.
III" good Of the order and the obligations you have
taken r'Qurc you 10 vote far Mr.-,(the pur.
ch"srr.) To keep your obligations you must no,
go from this, your place of cnncenlmeni Unit
hoac,l men arc in lhesr beds, and until nights
sab" mantle will screen YOU from detection 10
mixing yopr retreat. Take The tickets | give 700.
and clrciIon day 60 to The polls, vote them and
OTHERS. q" sIngy and noisrIessly. Let M
The tickets | now give you, nor must you
tell any one ihnt you going 10 vote this ticket.
II yuur former political friends. not members Oi
this ordor, offer you their tickets, receive theu
and by your conduc il not by your words InGuca
them 10 believe you are going 10 vote as you
formerly voted. Il they draw you into CONVERSE.
rInn upon hat subjecr. calm and put to rest any
suspicious they may huve as to your fidelity 70
your former party. Remembering, as trust you
will that IN 40 way can your sUIen'n obligations
b. observed and kept without voting this tickeI
without keeping all, not oui Of our order, en-.
trely ignorant and without suspicion Of our obIectS
and movements. | now dismiss you until Friday
evening, next after election, when you wlt again
meet here to consider the result Of the election.
and To Impose proper punishment upon such mem.
b"rs may so tar n~glec; my present Instructions
as not 10 vote this ticket" The brethren, Of
course. obey instructions. The purchaser gets
the votes he paid for, and mir. Manager has the
quid pro quo--or feels satisfied he will get it,
This is the way the order has been, can be-, and
wi! be used. All those Americans who wish to
make merchandise Of themselves. and TO have
their votes sold, !or tho benefit Of olhers, like
calves in the shambIe, had better JON tbs order
at once"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23
EoD HJD
, RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE CELEBRATED
GDLLyn1' 'ROM D33'3&O3s'h{inS z ( h{nS,
A Purely Vegetable Preparation,
AND \ SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
NJ rgSPEPSIA

- - e. -SGG.~ - Las
.I HESE B!TTERS purely Vegetable omPound.
aud are offered TO the public under the fullest con-
yIctou that they will be found safe and sovereign
EeUe !ur Dyspepsia
They have been riumP Phanty tested not only by nu-
a.erous families and physicians the South, " no
have furnished ample testimony their decided
celIence also by the Proprietor, who years.
suffered all the gloom incident that stubborn and
distressing disease.
EXTRACT
IL do hereby certify that have known and used
Your celebrated compound COLLETON BlTTERS in
my family for more than fifteen years, and 60 verify
believe II be of the most vaiuab Family and
Plantation Medicines in use, having witnessed their
beneficial effects many Instances that with truth
II may be affirmed they we'll deserve the high eHco-
niums which they have received from the afflicted no
have partaken OF their invigoratng aha health resto
risg properties.
Sigued, CHARLES G. CAPEES,
Planter, 81. Helena, :. c.
The undersign gned, sole agents for the above Med
cues take pleasure in stating that they intimate
" acquainted with tn Tnznufacta OF tAe olIeton
Bters hence they do not hesitate 10 commend the
arre as possessing virtues, and well calculated
10 aford relief in
DYSPEPSIA AND ITS KlNDRED DISEASES.
Retail price, SO cents Bottle!
For which sum an iGcaltutable amount of suffering
may be arrested. The trade Will b. supplied on iee-
ri terms. HAVILAND, HARRAL S co,
Druggists, Charleston, 5. c.
~ This Medicine can be obtained of Scarr & Co.,
Charlotte, Reid& Grsr, Fcllwoo5 and other respecta
re Druggists ard Merchants throughout the State.
FeS 10, 1875. .,.as E5c4y
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23
FLORIDA LAND AGENCY.

THE undersigned has established an agency in the
| town of Alligator, Columbia County, Fla, for the
,urehase sale location OF Land Warrants the pur-
chase and oil lands generally, improved and uni-
proved. The fact now heng established that Rail
Road TO be constructed immediately, connecting the
Atlantis and Gulf of Mexico running through the entire
length Of the county, East and West, in view of
e great fertility OF our the unusually fine growth
,f pine timber the land he heaIthfu ness of the
climate and the reasonab terms which ands can
now be obtained, there is perhaps section of the
Onion which affords equa, inducements 10 tn emigrant
,ron the older States. Having had experience
farming on the different kinds OF land and acquired
npra knowledse OF them throug hout the county and
T,inp ACQUIRED unusual ABILITIES for point out such
os are for sale either of public private lands he
eeIs very confident f making il the interest of all
srSons wishing inform alton, who may have deter
Ioirad 20 set, e in Florida TO cal on him.
W. 0. JEFFREYS.
References.
Hon E. c. CABEL.
HnN. A. E. MAXWELL .ru.I.,.o I'll,
Hon. d. S. WALKER,
STATE Register. }
H. Il: c; 5 Hs+sas, C! Rs,ss ESQ car'h.s~, Nc.
Bsr Re- na,s.4T g. MsHH"r. Fayetteville. NC.
ME>sRs. w. NJ. LAwr"N & Co.. Charleston. S. e
Alligator, Fla, Jun" 30. 1856. 49ly
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23

THAT Is B,r | CAN rRusr.-"I orco Vi,r.
ed" eaysu gentleman IN large pubic sen Di.-
At recess a IlfIe leIlIw c,me up and spoke 10 th.
master; aud as he turned /" 20 down The plIl(orrn
The master said, That is n boy | can trust. Ao
never failed me-" | followed him with ms eve,
and looked At him when he took hIs seal atsE ~,
cess. He had fne, ,oreH manly fneR. thought
good deal boa, :hr mhster's remarh. What y
character had that boy earned J. lio had alseady
got wha, would be worth to him more than a for
:une. II would be pAsspori to the best Office il
this city, and what Is better, TO the confidence Of
the whole community. | wonder II the boys know
how soon they ra'ed by elder people. Every
boy IN the n~ighoorbood 10 known. opinions form
- of him, and he has character either faVoratAo
or unf.vorabe. A boy Of whom the master eau
say, IL can trust him he never failed ne, wit
never wait employ m-n,. The fidelity, pronpI
ness. and industry which be has shown at schooi
are priced everywhere. lie who 10 lshhfu 10
Ii tie will be- faithful 10 much"
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will give you two three good rules WHICH may
help you 10 becUms happier than you would be
without knowing them; bu' ns to being complete
Iy happy, that yoo can never be TIL you g." 10
hrattn:
The first is 'try your bes. to mah" others hap.
Py.' j meyer was happy said certain king.
'ti began to take pleasure in the welfare OF my
people but ever since then, ia the darkest day.
have h I'd sunshine my heart
NV second rule il, Be content ~nh little Ther~
many good reasons tor this rule. VIZ deServa
but Eue, rtquIr" but iIitIe and better 10 little,
with the fear "i God, than great treasures and
trouble Herewith Two men were driermincd 10
be rIch, but they set about il IN different ways
for he "ne siroys TO rIse up his IN 'ans TO hi" de-
sir s while ihe other did his hesi 10 bring down
his desires TO his means. Tho result was, the ons
who cnveted much was always repiEing, while bO
who desired but liue was always coniented.
My 'hIrd role is, look 90 the sunny s4d0 oF
,hing-.'
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Look up With hopeful eyes.
Though all things Iorlorn;
The SON that sets o.nigh; will Yiss
Again tomorrow morn.

The skipping lamb, the singing lark and th-
lrapng FISH tell US that happiness is NOT con6aed
to- one place. 6 ID in his goodn"ss has spread u
abroad the earth. 10 the air, and in the ~a.ers.
Two aged women lived in the sam" cottage; ons
always fe"ring storm. and the other was o..
ways looking for sunshine. Hardly need I cay
which it Was wore a forbidden frown, or wtLeb 81
whose face was lighsued up with y.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23

SOMETHING NEw USDER THE SUs.--The IL.
dies riding macirs whIch have lately taken
pisce al several State and county iairs arc really
refreshing novelties. No less than thirty-eigln
Of these exhibitions Of female eqaestria nshp have
been made the riou. fairs IN the Union within
the last month. Young Ansrica gets vory murk
EXCITED about these m ,t'ers. aud We see ihIi Al n
county lair last week. where fais e9Gcsttlcap4
was ruled of the course because sal did not
side ~ rhe county. the lady rode "on her oro
henk.' and fhs juy"niIA population made u7 a
purse pf seventy dollars for her as ioktH of
Spontaneous pecuniary and unaffected a3craiien,
They are yer, intervening and h'rnIess anus
snens. these matches. and ovg.t 10 10 enQOus,
aged.
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NO. I3

on our lak.s aud Fnrrs--aIt o these whIls they
c"n>liu'e the strength of our confederacy have,
IN their Vtrl"us pursuits, ih"ir ow1 peculiar cus-
toms, habits. manners AID tasts yet, their COO.
s'ituu"ns and their laws protect their rights indi
vrdualiy, "Ld recognizes Their pracicai equality.
Ia tins consist th- strength and the beauty Of ous
form Of g,vernment.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23

STANLT CUUNTY.
Carat Of Ji.,4s aod QU.irt"r ScSSioHS-L"snS IS
Tenn. 1855.
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SrANLY CuUATY.
ovrt OF Pleas and Quarter Sestlons-Au. Term, 1853
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08
n q A r. ID

nOCTOR GEO. VI. TIGHE, A STUDENT
- under Sir Ashley Cooper, late Of the City of
London, England, has taken up hi. abode in Rut-
land, Vermont, and is now prepared to practice
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers; Scrofula, Salt
Rheum, Venerea Diseases, whether acute or chronic
and III Cutaneous Diseases Of the skin. He pledges
himself not to take any person under treatment
whom lac cannot cure, and makes charge where
there is effected. Persons bringing certif.
GATES from the Minister of their Religion, of their
inability to pay, he will without charge, and
will forfeit hundred dollars in every case of fail.
ure This he feels assured will be sufficient to con-
vince the public, that he does not belong to that
class of persons called charlatans, or quacks who
live upon the uferngs and credulity of their fellow
creatures
in the form of Pimples, Warts, Scales, Horny Pro-
tuberances Preternatural engagements, and Tuber.
cular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat, and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by twtching,
and sensation felt as ii there were fly or spider
crawling over the part, and at intervals darling.
shooting pain, which becomes more frequent as the
disease progresses.
1t also originates from blows, bruises and the
ordinary causes and states of Inflammation produce
Cancer grief and anxiety are also its causes
Sorrow for the loss Of relatives also, often produces
it. 1t is favourcd by age and by the unmarried
state in women when it occurs in the married tho
mense. almost always cease nrst, showing a connec-
tion between them it a so apears very commonly
at tho period when tbs secretion disappears Ii
even in subjects young a. five years, but
most common in advanced life, and scrotua predis.
poses to il.
The Doctor will attend patients in the country
if called to do so, 10 inform them of his where
abouts. that they may avail themselves of his
vices His address ia " DR.. GEORGE NJ TIGHE
corner of Mechanics and Force. streets, Rutland Vt
GEORGE NJ. TIGHE,
P,aet'eai Cancer Doctor.
May, 1885. wifi
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Merchants Gargling Oil

HAS BEEN BEFORE THE PUBLIC MORE
L L than Is years, and has acquired unbounded
celebrity, not only the best Linment for Horses
ever known, but as an Embrocation for Family [ Sc
it stands unrivalcd.
1t i. sold by almost all Druggists and Merchants
throug hout the Country, Of whom Pamphlet.
tanning testimonials of its wonderful efficacy ma be
had.
General Depot, Lockport, y. Y. A liberal dis
count i, made purchasers nd all orders addressed
to NJ. II. TUCKER a CO., successors to &. W
MERCHANT, will meet with prompt attention,
Sold by THE0. A. PECK, q. ". ALLEN, A. c.
SPEAR, and G. Il. CATLlN, Burlington EZRA
ALEXANDER, Charlotte JOHN SlMMoNDS, I'd.
Shclburne l.. W. WILLIAMS, Essex; Z. L.
GREEN, Richmond f. :. WHITC0MB, Williston,
Div. Coz E. II. LANE, Jericho Center; L. BUR
CESS CO, Milton 5. c. IsIIAM, Winooski Falls :;
and by Druggists aud Merchants generally through
out the United State, and Canadas.
Aug 1, 1854. N6vly
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A Card to the Ladies'

nR. DUPONCO'S French Por,odicai Golden pas,
- infalible in removing stoppages rregu-
larites Of the menses. These Pills are nothing
n u, but have been used by the Doctor for many
years. both in France and America, with unporallel.
ed success in every case and he is urged by many
thousand ladies, who have used them, to make the
Pills Public, for the alienation of those suIerin
from any Irregularities whatever, we'll to pre-.
pregnancy to those ladies whose health will IL
permit increase Of family. Pregnant females.
those supposing themselves SO, are cautioned
against using these pills while pregnant the pro-
prietor assumes sponsbity after the above adj
moniton, although their mldne.s would prevent
any mischief to health otherwise these Pills arc
recommended. Full and explicit directions accom-.
nany each box.
Price ) 90 per box.
GEO. W. ALLEN, Wholesale aud Retail Agent
for Burlington, Winooski Falls, Milton, Williston
Hinesburgh and Richmond, to whom all orders must
be sent. by enclosing 90, the Pills will be
by mail.
General Agents for Rutland and vicinity Of Rut
land, POND d MORRIS, Druggists.
Oct. ~, lsjl. d1wly
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RAILROAD, NY.
E.?y;.',lll ,I;'.s.,.,::ll fa 49,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave Rouso's Point at
Il $50 A. NJ, and 400 p. NJ, arrival Of train.
from the East and North, and Steamer, from the
South, arriving at Ogden,burgh at las P. NJ, and
10 p. NJ, connecting with Lake Ontario Steamers,
North
Leave ogdcnsburgh at 300 A. ", and 2.ljP NJ.
arrival Of Lake Steamers, and trains from Ottawa,
arriving at Rouses Point at 2.2O p. NJ, and :. S
P. NJ, connecting with the Vermont Central X. r.
for the South and East, and Champlan and st.
Lawrence r. X. for Montreal and Quebec, and with
Lake Champlain Steamers
On and after Saturday, May 10, and every sue
cecding Sat lrday, the afternoon trniu from Rouse :
Point will wait the arrival OF the Cars and Steamers
to enable persons leaving Boston, New York, Albany,
Troy, Saratoga and Montreal, TO reach home the
same day.
GEORGE V. HOlLE. Superintendent.
Once y. X, r., Malone. April 90. 1855. ~tf
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EPILEPSY. DR.. c. ROBBINS,

Professor Of Nervous and COnyulsiye DiseBscs,
Albion Court, Charleston, Mass.
Has within III. last eight years treated Two Hun.
drcd aud sixty Cases of epeptc and convulsive tits
Of this number over two hundred have been cured
ten benefited that we're not cured, and thirty five
not benefited. Among the cases cured ire NJ. D.'s
ct the various schools, and u. D. and families
sIn" cases Of thirty years standing, having from
tea 1T. week L. iityn month should he pleased
u refer any interested t. those cured, including
some d" the first people in Vermont, New Hampshire
Ma,sHrhu,rtts and Maine.