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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

II II. LEEDS, AUCFIONEER.-RY II. II. LEEDS <
IL. co thursday Dec. Is at los o'clock - the sales
No q Nassau Assgnees salc.-1he stock OF
4dway dealer bv order al assignee, consisting OF
superb stock of diamond brooches, earrings finger
do, single pins watches set with diamonds diamond
bracees AL o. the zines. deserpiion large assoetmen
OF and and jewery mosaic do chsclanes gold
chains pencils jets jewery with various descriptions OF
precious epne and gold lever watches anchor do
PEI set of scales $500 zoos iron show &c
assortment Of fine plated ware ao quauly o. carats of
emerads Jnbies sappbres ooa &c also bose stones do
pearls aso gold wehy kinds The above sale Is
he without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

uENRY T. LEEDS Will. SELL THIS DAY, AT los
IL O'clock the Broadway Spring
the entire stock TO close the consisting OF the most
valuable offered auction;
among VIII ch N be found elegant sable vicorines
cuffs and NUTS. Also, French nuia stone marten fitch river
mink French sabe ermne boa martsn squir-
ard other sets In variety Also seaInuti aud
tire gloves collars and boots Also great variety OF sleigh
robcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

Union COURSE. LONG ISLAND -rR0TrTS9-oH
~ Friday, December v Il cccrk, r. ", match Cor
$50 mile and repeat u Wood of names Vermont
DO pound wagon and driver Turtle nsmssa x Harry
Buff 70 vsron. SHAW WHITE rrcpriescws.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

CPoRrsMbN -TuERE WILL BE A PIGEON nArru
~ shot AZ steIenwerps Fssbush Hotel. nj c,cleef "a
Wcdnsssay December ~ Tor ss side between tive
teur shots There viii be birds for any other gentlemen vhs
"a N q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

Ar kvcrroN-GREAT SALE or BurLDI2G LorS 1T
n Hobosen part Of the property Of he Hoboken Land
sod auction the Aantc Hotel Friday Deccn H.
az ~ o'elfrk VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17
a r,nIoN yorrcY-ruIs DAY, AT lo,s o.cfocK-wN

AUCTION yoTirK-r1i DAra st 0,u,,igSk-Ws
n +. BoyD, aufnucer.tv ckokoE Nnhnofs ~ skr'
ss WEDNESDAY, pcc at I0,s O'clock, continuation sale OF
cold and silver watches. tn hunting and
nt rh west arcy ehaieains and gusrd chains q
az d.scripons, camsoe mosaic see &C. All ot whice WI
M Tea &c a cash plain AMI decorated china
evts alan. hne line OF silver
mated consisting Of casors cake and card bskeis -
BILE ani tea spoons table and deesc1 orsF nav
sxlss rrepcS clocks plain china ies Al
liees each sete sets OF pieces esch torehef .ih
srre auapy poytsmonnaes re'tcules
~ rbrncing assortment Of fancy gods. su'ahle
for Christmas New Years vresens; also OIL Painias
liable cutlery mirrors glassware. nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

E,OR CALlFORNA-NEW YORK AND san FRAN
cisco steamship line via Nicaragua
100 miles. Prices greatly reduced The docks Virgin
Bay and Mt San Juan del Sur csmpeted The
viii hereafter whar passengers
freight thus avoiding AL exPosure In small boas the
and splendid eampship TEkNESSEE Capt e. fpklepangh
buthen) win sail om pier foot Of Beach street.
Nor In river for San Juan do Nicaragua Wednesday De-
Sierra Nevada from San Juan del Sur the Pacec for
San Francisco Passengers viii ind hs the cheapest and
10 cents excess For freight passage apply only
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

A FURNISHED House IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE
A part OF broadway to let until april l5 All convehences
Finest parlors in thecy Furniture cost Ss 0o IN May Ser
wants and One will remain Coal, gas all included
Price $3.50 month lees than the remit Or the furniture fol
sale low Address Charles Union square Post office, ior
three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

HENRY r. HERTS JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale Of the large and valuable diamond e vel
god Watches &C. at the store No q Chatham street this
day 1 o'clock. comprising 500 600 worth Of
diamond and other ewery in every variety. Sale positive
and unreserved ia consequence Of making extensive aera
tiers Ia the premises Catalogues ready SAFE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

fvIArevostsCE MRS. SEYMOUR No. ITO SPRING
greet wces OF broadway, The most
s medical and bus clsrvoyant m America All dis-
eas.e discovered and rurnhe uuerring advice on
businesz absent friends &C. and satisfaction IN all cases.
nor charge made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

MUSICAL HALL, l0 BOwERy THE PROPRIErORs
M Of this splendid hall respectfully inform the citizens Of
New that having completed their ARRANGEMENTS
the follow talent 70 their LotceGeorge Denve James
Frazer. komaine Taylor, Edwin Jones, Madame Augasa
Wilson, Mas Jones and Madle 1herase. The
onst Of solos, glses duets comic burlesgue
tnasns Dances &C, forming the mnst brilliant sttras
ton offered In New York. Admission free.
fMITH a PARMELI.E, Prop-esors.
Prof Watson Musical Director; Albert southaL Pianist
Sacred Cor every sunday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

~ a. M tRTNFALAt. tIUnefr. Y BoWery. VIII sell
ms say itr inst lat its O'Clock large and handsome
Id ~ slt eau and velvet bonnet large variety of bonhet
and oher rhbons nu'ed and velvet hndng silk twist,
10. sis and ninla alsa chemlcta sleeves collars ncee
os trimtFrrS xe ege,her With lot OF fancy articles
,omprnr ucrtemou1eie.. purses. combs brnshea fans
a.tlrlea BY order OF the nSairnees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

INsTRUCTuON.
S. ssn.as ~ and and Ii oai y
Bosepas ana srssnss dntss nc as{ asa nd
az WRITING CLASSES COMMENCE rus DAY.
Oh. Ladies q n A. NJ, gentlemen at A. ~ and 4
given oiIyEE Is GoLDTNrTii, sS2 Broadway.
e1n-BooKKErPrHG WRITING. ARITHMETIC Mr..
SlU. DoLBEAR, op Pruadway, makes elegant business
and practical bcoskeepers In he shores possible
$40 f private c-acus two vacant Satisfaction
e1IOA YEAR rs CHARGED AT THE HUDSON
GifA River institute n tiayersck tolumbts courty,
uary q c. n GARpsER, A. ", Principal.
A CARD-To YERCB. ANTS AND cIyREs-A sys.
sny couuiinr house ADD caculsci for any business how
vate essns a. eoiDsNIriiS writing and tookkeeping sca
DENY D2 Bfcsd~ay The styles Of penmansin taught By
shmeft embracing sui Of Eve elegantly furnished aud
Spacious srov is beer adapted for private tuon than
@her in ihis county
L'RFvcH AND GERMAN coNsEoUESCE or
IT the departure ~ Nine dc In Orange TFfIFHfNG.
Broadway, dtspoae Of hours weekly Tor private
inst ucton n he above languages No deceptive classes
INSTRUCTION LADY ALWAYS ACCUSTOMED TO
The care and management ~ chlirtn viii receive two
three airs 10 board and educate Terms nodeae
fences uncxcertioneble. Arpy 70 Miss ANTIsEil Pot
RNhmsnd, s'ater ls'srs
INSTRUCTION on THE PIASo--A rouSG LADY,,
well qualified 10 teach wii lessons The piano Al
81 per quarter or III receive purils At her residence Il
70 Please call n, 10 ysndan street address H. p Herald
ohrc.
CpPFRfoR DAILY INsTRUCTREss-AE ENGtTsr
Engsh French music singing rultar and drawing Ts pr
cient IN these ecccmp hmeris and wesch anT sepsraey
Address Miss L., No. Carroll place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27

election rs ONO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27
DArrrxoas, Oct. 10, '55.
.xe.,r.. .xortfaer e vesorag Al'>Y ~, ~ -

Ressrs Mortimer e No,cbrGy:
writing 10 you In relation virtues Of Hanptons Tine:
that ETs the I s5
6ls have been great That feel inadequate to the task
tinaed to be so aete the Atlantic Ocean
Esb sPE 70 a Ss tTc my o and
expected TO be well asnn as the dscSss came IN The hTs
swelling When my gathering first broke did not
quart, and continued to trouble every time
took cold in the least fagGed bodily strength
was reduced weakness Of infancy ttnles
since the frat attack At the age of thirteen hands be-
dislocae These suasrinys and the general debility
thick thatI should be permitted TO know
how FIJI to b @ se aR ike SE
chrsss sloT!oIs body at least until nave put
had taken many medicines, and received so little ben
eGt had confidence in had used Of nearly all
had been placed BY friends under some
Of the best in Engand and all the relief 0btaR
When fret heard Of Hanrton's Tncnrc, had not the
slightest confidence in its efficacy hut had friend who had
known Mr. Plammer hen his suGerings at the
worst and had witnessed the cure wrought upon him. To
o 5eere began It's @
strength returnsd.;ly Htne.s became scSday cSmrsx,
Of this friend you became acquainted With my case and
to see me- so s ny az las
fy devclopein, andifI desired to take II you would
sIsases6 no mo, have aaqse and dss oss
ton Of my disease have become strO.s aa hearty ea
stand much than most OF my lady acqnant
anccs Ihave healhful complexion, and all my friends
say am getting quite Jssy thing certain, my lame
limb quite again It BEFORE and eau trip
about home without crtltch.
often wish my parents had known Of this remedy when
was child as believe should have been saved the
catinE pain subjected well the dcfcTIni
Of body garry the grave, and parents would
not lave such evy expenses from doctors bills
sending me- they did. to the celebrated Springs in
England in search health. wish all the afflicted world
could see me- AMI hear benefits have derived from this
TIncture amptous tSy to make all acquainted with
its virtues with whom come IN contact.
eutIeucr a thousand times obliged to yeT, and
are at liberty to my name and case TO ALL
Sculain, yours In gratitude.
MARI A. SCoRIELp,
No. $50 w. Baltimore n.
To Mcasrs Mortimer soshrsy, sSo baltimore srss nal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27
: Passed March IIthi 4o0pt

Mr.. FILLxoRE-A Washington letter to the
New York Courier says that the latest adviccs
received from Mr. Fillmorein this country, were
dated at Rome, in the month of February. He
was then about to depart for Naples, and from
that port would depart for Alexandria, in Egypt
The Ex-Presidcnt would probably proceed from
that place to Cairo and the Pyramids, and might
he sat ont on his tour by the middle of Februa-
ry, it is expected that he would reach Triests
upon his return, from the middle of April to tho
first of May 1t is not unlikely therefore, that
the lrstinformation fhis nomination will reach
Mr. Fillmore on his return to Europe, and Of
consequence, thathc will bring his response to
it in person.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27
ARn Nom S1GKp


Then you can't be cured Don't delay until your
complaint iucurable mourn when s Is too late
might by Ayers catharc Pills. II taken in
Don't go dragging through the Spring. faint sleepy and list
less because your blood siOaded bile Dontwear the
Headache Heartburn their kindred dsorders because
your stomach foul parade yourself around the
or any OF the uncean the skim your sys
TEN wants cleansing. shoW yourself about lean bag
gard ali caved In because your stomach and Bowels need
strengthening healthy action. Aysrs Pissst these
.hags right surely qaenches IRE. They purify
the body and blood restore their functions healthy
activity which sou can quick they taken They
arc the great medical Of this age, by
all their virtues many thousands know them.
Take the Cherry Escsorut for Cough. e s for All
arrangements requiring rurgatiye medicine.
Prepared by DR. J. @. Arm, Lowell aassaehusetts-and
sold by AL Druggists In Wheeling.
&C. GOOD 4 CO., Wheeling,
fe+ Wholesale aud Retail a genie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27

B-Thc first discovery Of thsprOcess called
splitting, in works called splitting mills, was first
made In sweden, by Foley, fiddler. Hc was
an EnglishInan, but worked his passageto Swe-
lien, where lie succeeded in entering one Of the
iron foundertes as aworkrnan, his manner of be-
cess to every part Of the works. He took adyan-
tagc Of this, minutcly stored his memory with
the various processes and combinations, and
then quietly left for England, where he sue
ceededin getting buildings andmachinery erect
cd; bat it was found impossible to split the bars
Of iron. He therefore returned unknown to
Sweden; was received back to the iron works,
where initime he discovered the cause of his
failure; made drawings or rude tTacings; remain
ed long enough to verify his observations, and
then returned to England, where his success was
complete.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27
r AR AND EYE.
Drs. LEBRUN & DUFToN
OCULISTS AND AURISTS.

TR LERRCS to those suffering from Deafness, his
IL inhIfbe aural remedies which hLTe been successful
In nearly thousand Of confirmed deRness These
been pronounced by Drs. Kramer, Of Bern
and Drau Paris aud Curtis Pitcher Of London, the
wonderful applied for diseases Of internal and
middle They comprise different for the
rious diseases that effect the external and middle
confined to the external their effects
apparent hfth sixth day. Dr. LEBRuN Lrsrr1nta
ton lie has eighteen certificates from those who have
infancy whose hearing completely restored
and they enabled to leuS the language! Over
hundred o deafness have been
fully treated by him. Certificates that effect may be
on application.
In all cases deafness arising from iGmDt0ti0H thick
ARiH0, sEfrTtE0a OF the "EaeH1brHRd fiH1l1ni
usually called the drun Inflammation Of rHcHS mem
6FrHS tyrtpGnWnt and eteh1fH tube, with accounts
tuition Of UcLs nsrrOus GSectios pogpus grotes dc.
disease can be traced to Scarlet, Tyrhs Bill
ous Bilious Intermittent Fever, Colds the use q ouinine
neTcura medicines, gatherings In the OF Childhood,
&C. the can nedrly er6Ty istace, be restored
Where secretion apparent the "Auditor cana
being dry seay; when the deafness accompanied with
nnes ear like ruSnR OF leaves, chirpng OF insects
falling ringing OF belle pulsatiOus, discharges of mat
ter when 10 STOPPING position RSensaon Is felt rs II rush
blood the head had taken place when the hearing Is
perfectly where there Is much nnisc Is less acute
dull cloudy weather, when cold has been taken,
course pursued by DR.. LRBRCG IL considered ftl.
hGlG.
DUPToN, the only practitioner In the United States
who prRcses the new painless, and successful method in
r. failed afford relief he asks from all
fair aud Impartial trial. Patients, by sending
few particulars Of their have reedca sent to any
D
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27

eY-In manufacturing the commoncr descripi
tiony Of. steel particularly cast steel, made from
English iron. oxyd Of manganese has been large
ly used. It's use produces maleabiity to
common metal, and the effect upon the steel du-
ring the operation of melting, has been subject
of much speculative discussion, amongst scien.
fific men writer on this subject, who has
been engaged in experiments, says he finds no
alloys Of metallic Manganese with steel, and that
the very small quantity Of carbon, which the
oxygen Of tho manganese takes up, affects the
degree Of harshness very slightly. BE carefully
examined the scoria, or Stag, produced, when
oxyd of manganese was used, and when 1t was
not. and the metal was carefully weighed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27

3 An "ASaf1 G4BaIR1" R1or.-It appears by
late adyices from Demarara (EVcst Indies that
Orr, the lunatic, who calls himself the Angel
Gabriel, had succeeded in raising an excitement
with his anti-Popc street lectures. He took adj
vantage of an existing feud between the negro
population and the Portuguese immigrants, most
of whom are Catholics and stimulated an cx-
citcment AGAINST the latter that ultimately broke
t-into active hostility, and resulted in the pill
laying and demolition Of the shops of the Por-
tuguesc traders in the city. This occurred on
the 18th ult., and was Immediately followed by
like disturbances in the country throughout the
colony, melted by clnissaries from the town.
Orr had been arrested for scdition, and commit
ted for trial in April.
The disturbances in the co antry seem to have
been qnict serious, as the Georgetown Gazette
speaks of the loss of many lives; while in the
town, though the Portuguese were assailed by
men, women and children, with cries Of down
with the Portugesc-down with the Pope! 1t
is alleged that they exhibited very considerable
forbcarance that however much they may
have been annoyed, they did not commit any
breach of the peace in rescnting the insults OF
ferrcd to them" Dctachments of the Cd w. /.
regiment were sent in steamers to Bcrbice, and
up the river as far as the Great Diamond Plan
tation. The latter hSd returned with thirty pri-
soners. The former remained to support the
civil power at Fort Canjo.
Orr is a native of DcmaTaTa, and on srettlrn
to the colony took up his abode with his mother
iii GEORGETOWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27

~ The following amusing specimen Of the
ignorance that prevails in Europe on American
affairs is taken from aleading French journal 1t
is hardly necessary to inform the American rca-
der that.thO sobrique: of BLACK Republican"
has been taken by the French editor in literal
sense, and that Mr.. Banks and all his supporters
arc thought to be men of color:
.sThe new President of the Chamber of Rep
-rrsentativcs in the United States, Mr.. Nathaniel
Banks, isa negro belonging to the delegation
from Mass chusetts. In the double capacity OF
negro aud abolitionist, Mr.. Banks hss created .
urofouud aversion among the Representatives
from tue States Of the South. HIS election was
q check both t. the Democrats aad Know Moth
ings.s 49,
ssAir. 0iddings, another negro from Ohio, and
the Dean (Ls DoyeH) of the members present,
administered the oath 70 Mr. Banks.
..In fsee of the part played by the intelligent
negroes IN the legislative assembly, how long
whit be that the great Republic can maintain
.iaycry In one-ilalf of its Statess
eve would further remark that the candidate
opuoscd 70 Mr. Banks was sustained by the
Know NOthings or Deinagogues, who opposed
10th lhs eiasncip ati6n Of the slaves and thenat.
AFalizatipa Of fqysigHers. Their candidate only
filed By 8 votes; but We nov learn that this party
has succeed ed IA exciting the Clerk, who Is the
Eecongi persopa gsscf the Gbapleer Of Representa-
-t:sySs Here Cbens IS tie closb Of these nomipa-
lions 80 long disputed, which has endail In haYt
i5e=tlie legislative body personihed by q Negro.
nd . Demagngt1e. ~ d.efts al lfRdi Of esd Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27

4. OgR MoTryBs PowEs-A CCREops u AetfISE-
Al funny Contemporary describes new motive
power that has been attached to his press, and
boasts Of ingenuity and capacity. We, too,
have curious machine of strange construction
for propclling our printing apparatus. 1t is an
imported article, or rather of foreign origin
hafling, We believe, from Africa. 1t does not
occupy much space, only about q inches, and
rests upon two pillars, very much resembling
human legs which at tho bottom arc expanded
intolarge fiat supports which being produced
at night angles with the uprights, serve to keep
them steady. Above these branches theremain-
der of the machine bears no inapt resemblance
externally to the upper part of the human form,
and internally, it is furnished with such arrange
.mentS as arc necessary degenerate power which
is applied to the driving wheel by means of two
lateral crank-like attachments, hinged ON the
upper part of the frame, and looking not UNI
like arms. Above this point is fixed Q kind OF
round, oblong arrangement, connected with the
machinery below by pipes through which the
fuel, water and air, necessary for working the
machinery is conducteds Inthe face of this ar
raugement is an opening some six inches IN
length, elliptical in form, which receives with
wonderful facility the fuel, consisting of prcpar-
cd animal or vegetable substances, and also liq-
uils infused with hops andrye-the manufacture
of which is extensively carried on by hessTs
Storms & BrummeIl. This oriffce might on casu-
al observation be taken for human mouth. The
cast of keeping and working the machine is only
about 1--WE or six dollars per week, which is a
great saving on the expense of the usual steam
engine. The familiar appcllation by which tits
known in the office is ''tke and altogether it is
good representation of the negro species.
''wool, fat nose, odor, ebo-shin, gizzard-foot
aud all" 1t works we'll, and scarcely ever gets
out of order, unless too large an amount of the
hops and rye dccoction is infused into tho boiler
which will happen occasionally. Upon the
whole we are very much pleased with our hui
manlike-cngine, and could scarcely get along
without it@LYneh. Eirg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27

sy-The London Journal gives an account of
some newly patented processes in iron manufac-
ture. Into moulds, or chills, into which the
molten iron is run, a mixture ofany of the pu-
reF oxides of iron, combined with colnbustible
matter, il introduced. Chemical action ensues,
and the nature ofthe pig iron is changed, 50 that
when Afterwards subjected to theprocess ofpud-
ding tits moro readily converted into malleable
irun@the quality Of which is improved, and may
be changed by the addition Of other oxides,
salts &c., either added in the moulds, at the
same timc with the mixed oxide ofiron, or aftor-
wards
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27

wTho Grand Duches .uelenis thought like
IL % be elected president of the Academy of
Science at st. Petersburgh. There is precedent
for tho election Of a woman to this office. In
the DAYS of tho Empress Catharine, the infa-
NOUS Princess DashkolF sat in the chair oflearn-
ing, sud ruled tho science with her fan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-27
MIGHTY YRIL,lLPH.LN .HEUICLNE!!
DR.. MoRsE,s

k2IA6 "
INVIG CORDIAL.
MOT only relieves actually cxtezminaes all
diseases, by removing tleir anil building p
splutey tnvnerabe all attacks Of is character aud
THE CORDIAL
combines peculiar;ttcs before associated In %
cine While specifically upon the circulation AID the
secretons, purifying aud novatuS bosh and sEss lore
and regularity OF actionJo the stomach ard hOEsls.
strength and caprity toenure 1atislc, whether Loiy
mental thar 10 perfectly astonising Fe r"cd ae'A
and muscles harden pnlsr ia influence INC 9StSss se
bTaCe every bre Is aud suspended tant;on
either in man or woman restored full vigor All o'hcf
toucs and snnants produce reaction, but II is tie pee
: : DIR. MoRSE's IEriGoRAT1NG CORDIAL
to Operate nnspent The inlusncc sxerts uniform ara
petpe'aAi' ''sssfi' i IL NEW I1rE
Into whole system The impotence of age; the rehN''
ton produced by Indulgence; weakness that e"n'u
tonaI; and known Affection Of the nerves Of
notion relieved cured by single course CT a
retuyinating preparation =, j. 9 4 ,. -,
following may be enumerated: Nervous Incapaey In NAE
BarTenncRs Mysteries; Female Irregularities; SensaE
Nervous Headache; Low Spirits; Feelings
or Despair Involuntary Weeping; Mental Confusion LoA
q Mspg g q sG9d 10 s a
Relaxation IrriabLy DyspeISai Torpor after h3ns
Cough; Unpleasant EructtenSi Foul bFath lIs
ulAritieA Of the Bowels Ennui; lnropnsS
Signing; An&Gty Gauaeiess PEARS afnnomaniai KyaE
ious Melancholy species Of complaint conntse
whether Immediately or renlotel TIE Functions o. M
70 THE MARRIED AID s1SGLEin every delicate Phy..
exigepey, this unriya safe and ntabe
earnestly recommended dinhGes dtliEhtiul Gan @
whole SYSTEM and by communicating to tSeSe
ism the energy which nature has denied, or indulgence "
sroyed Inevitably prolOngs life, while contributes to i"
enjoyment & - q - 60 ,,,A
The tsstimonala It's efficacy from eeEEymrn
sandnY leading medical men, and, In fact, embraces sTH
profession, occupation and class