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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
MEETING OF BOSTON MERCHANTS
Boston, Friday, Oct. , Is,, .

BosToS, Friday, 0d. 2, Isj,-,n
The meeting Of merchants 20 consider ,bs -.
financial emergency is largely attended. j IT,
Sevepfon. esq. Iresides. No definite action M. -
decided upon up to this hour. Judging from u. ,o..
of the discussion the meeting viii sustain the ha,L. =
spec:e payments. The meeting adopted the fSJo,;.-
resolutions:
Re,oiroS Tbs. IN the present sxFeney every eso ,o,.
be made 70 support and protect the nereAaiis honx Il -
PcdSrtG Thai as lons New YsIk msntsin her hss ~
honorable position in sg.'shnf pSos oIsas as seAae
aid IN their power to continue iheir business uPea se
Ro,,,d That the voluntary suspension Of b,ass rs
pubic calamity and should not be entertained 81 eereEs
hsh IsISanTs T hIaoI S s Of Bo.a have sndoubs Ia
IN the .sc0ry and ability Of the Banks Of ibis city J q
'n1 p,.S9 T.t IL I, the duty Of the Bsnks a, vel
dvdus render each other all the aid possible to cy q
through the present oTisis.
The sentiment Of the meeting was three 10 cue
sgair st any bank suspension 1t Is understood that
the same feeling is quite unanimous with al the Bsa
of the State.
Sir o'clock D. m.-Money matters remain about tie
same. The general repudis.ion of Bank Suspension,
manifested at the meeting Of merchants to-day gives
more tone to public confidence but does not sosd rs
lief. The pressure is steady, and heavy busasss u
the Brokers Board is nearly suspended. Some few
railroad shares to-day.
The failures reported to-day are Persons, Cutler L
Co, dry goods, and Moses Pond & Co., stove
dealers"
The Southern mail from al points, as Iste n De,
i. to hand 1t brings the following details Of Mexcsa
news:
The Mexican Congress met at Puebla on the ith Of
September.
serious character ard outbreak had only been pre-
vented by the interpositon of the national arms
large number of citizens had been arrested, charged
with participating in the disturbances.
Similar disturbance were occurring throughout the
Republic: tut, .,..,,
made at Vera Cruz.
Sonora was again agtated BY reports Of smother in
vasion from San Francisco. and the whole State hse
been called TO arms The movements Of the reported
invaders were not very clear. ~ -
A revolution of a somewhat fcrmidabl. character
had broken out at Guadalaara, and was stu pToSs-
ine at the latest dates from there.
No intelligence had been received from fuca'sn.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

can DO 10 cipose Of actual contro7ersies coming
before them for decision. Mr. O'Cenor, TO 90
sure, drew a rather disparageg comparison be
tween patry questions involving tie value OF
horse or chest Of drawers, aud tie great political
question Of State Rights involved in this Lennon
case, urder the circumstances in which it is now
carried on. the real Eteants no longer being the
pert;es whose names are mentioned In the record,
but the State Of Virginia, appellant, against the
State Of New York, appellee. AL this may very
well be. 1t /. not for Us to maintain the dignity OF
questions about horses and chests oil drawers
They may be just a, psltry and contemplate as
Mr. O'Conor-careless, il would seem, OF the old
proverb Il If is an i'll bird that fouls its OWL nest
chooses to represent them. But it is precisely
for the settlement Of these very questions about
the ownership of horses, chests Of drawers and
other goods, chattels and hereditaments, however
patIy or contemplate they may be, that our
Courts of Law were instituted. Settling questions
Of ate Rights may be 8 very dignifed business,
but il is business with which Courts of Law have
no right whatever to NEEDLE except incidentally,
ard as appurtenant to the settlement Of some pri-
vate right Of property.
Not to dwell upon other reasons why the Courts
should refuse to entertain questions as between
parties who have actually settled bya private ar.
rapeement among themselves, it is wrong to the
actual sutors who have real questions to settle, to
give the time and thought Of the Court TO the set
Element of political questions, which of right be-
long to the investigation and settlement OF pri-
vate controversies. The decision made by the
Court wa,, however, only to hear the argu-
ment. 1t has BY no means yet committed
itself to render any decision. We should not
be surprised if, upon further consideration, the
Court should conclude to confne itself to con-
troyersies legitimately before it. The Supreme
Court Of the United States has not gained any such
credit by its extra Judicial decisions in the Dred
Scott case as TO afford much encouragement for
Judges unnecessarily to NEEDLE with political
questions.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

out into succs.s;ye mutnies at Nsgpore, AuIurgs-
bed. HJ6erabad, ard, finally, at Koi'Pore. The
actual s.Iergth Of the Bombay native army IS
4$,9i3 men, while there are, in fact, only two
European regiments in that Presidency. The
natise amy was relied upon not only to preserve
oIdtr within tie limits Of the Bombay Presidency
but to send reenfcTcements up 70 Scinde IN tue
Puu jaub, and 10 form the columns moved on Mhow
sDd IIdoIe, 10 recover and hold th,se places, to
establish Communications with Agra, and relieve
the garrison at that place. The column OF Briga-
der Stuart, charged With this operation, was
composed Of 600 men Of the I'd Bombay European
Regiment 80 men Of the 5th Bombay Native To-
fatty, l,0C0 of the 18th Bombay Native Infantry,
200 Of the 18th Bombay NatiSe Infantry 100 OF the
ID Cavalry Regiment Of the Hyderabad Contingent
There are With this force, amounting to 2,35o
native sodiers, about 700 Europeans, composed
chiefly Of the Queens seth Foot and the llth
Queens Light Dragons. The English had, more
over assembled a column of the native army at
gabad to ntn;date the disafiected territories
0f Kbandeish and Nagpore, and at the same time
form support FOR the flying columns acting In
Central India.
In that part of India we are tod that tranquility
is restored" but en- this result we cannot alto
gether rely In fact it is not the occupation OF
MbOw which decides that question, but the course
pursued BY the Holkar and Scindah, the two Nah
rata princes The same dispatch which informs us
Of Stuart arrival at Mhow adds that although the
Hokar still remained stauncb hif troops had become
unmspsgeable As to the Scirdah's policy, not q
word is dropped lie isyoung, popular, full OF fire.
ard would be REGARDED as the natural head and raj
lying poipt for the whole Mahratta nation. He has
10000 well disciplined troops of his own. His de-
fectiop from the British would not only cost them
Central India, but give immense strength and con-
sittfncy to the revolutionary league. The retreat
of the forces before Delhi, the menaces and solicit
tations of the malcontents may at length induce him
70 side with his countrymen. The main influence,
however On the Holkaar as we'll as the Scindiah,
will be exercised by the Mahrattas Of the Deccan
where, as we have already stated the rebellion has
at last decidedly raised it's head. 1t is here, too
ttat the festival Of the MOhurran is particularly
dangerous There is, then, some reason to anticipate
a general revolt of tie Bombay army. The Madras
Amy too, mounting to GO,555 native troops, and
recruited from Hyderabad Nagpore, MalSa, the
mott bgoted Mohammedan districts, would not be
long in following the example Thus, then, if it
be con,idered that the rainy season during August
ard September will parayze the movements of the
British troops ard interrupt their communications,
The supposlion seems rational that in spite of their
apparent strength, the reGnforcements sent from
Europe, arriving too late, and in dribets only, will
prove inadequate to the task imposed upon them.
We may almost expect, during the following cam
paign, a rehearsal of the Afghanistan disasters.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

No., 70 o.crr our advice 10 Walker is 70 run
tsfo,s the complaint shan extend to the legs ahd
to run, too, as If certain sable gentleman "ei' IL
hot pursuit. ,,;,
Mereoyer. great es the sword unquestionaoiy Is
We recommend Walker not to trust 70 II a1ose'ne'.
For rendering an army effective, Napoleon nao
grea. faith in brandy and bread and be sno.
couple Of commi.saries a. Vienna for stealing the
soldiers liquor Walker should act upon this nih!'
The brandy he will need much more in the recruit
ing service than in the camp; but we hope be VIII
take care and have for his men plenty OF blue
pills, quiniDe, plasters soap and fine teotn COMBS
One shirt three hats, and six pairs OF breecaes 10
each company would not be very e1traSasant al
lowance Of clothing. 1t would be better too' 70
have the mule beef packed in this country. Our
hero is welcome to these little hints, and several OF
bis respectable though ragged friends whom we
saw in the Park, could possibly give him few
others. They did not look very sleek upon tneir
return from the war-they were " sans everything
except dirt, wounds and tatters.
But fearful suspicion seizes US. we may
have been wildly and Iecklessly guessing. walker
may not be going to the wars at all. lie may De
simply hard up, like most Of US. lie may ieei
more stomach for "eatiog" than for "ktiing'
He may desire TO leave the sword for season with
our ayuncular friend and to insert it iuto certain
conduit vuIgarly called q spout. Let him no
shrink from .uch use Of his trsphies-other heroes
have done the like with theirs; but, above all, le;
him be careful of the ticket!
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Friday, Oct. Z, IS07'
Circulating notes to the amount Of S26c, 700 were
received at the Bank Department to-day up 10 5
o'clock. About the same amount was received yestsf-
Cay. Superintendent Cook yesterday released sleow
worth of stock securities and about the same anesse
released to-day. large pile of circulating neess
yet remain in the Department unoounted, although
work in the Office is kept up until about 9p. m.
Notwithstanding the depression 10 stocks, the hsf
million loan will be offered by the Commissioners Of
the Canal Fund on the 9Th instant according to dvsr
tisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
The disasters in the financial and mercantile cir.

The disasters in the financial and mercantile cir.
cles continue. Several important failures are an
nounced to-day. Messrs. r. Cboteau' jr., d Co..
and Powell Ram.dell & Co., and several banks In
the interior base been thrown out The Stock
market shows further large decline, and railroad
values appear to be almost entirely destroyed
Notwithstanding the advices from the East were
considered encouraging, very gloomy feeling
existed in the street. with no alienation at the
close. Tie non arrival Of the Star Of the Wet
increases the uneasy feeling, although her owners
10 not consider her due until Sunday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
LATER IRON NEBRASKA AND SALT LAX

st. LOUIS, Fflday, Uct- z, IoJI.
Gen. Henrer, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, has
Just arrived from Nebraska He reports having msds
full and satisfactory treaty with the Pagene Indians
at Table Creek ON the oath ult.
TIE LfIfHgtOn Mo- Express announces the erlya
of Capt. Russell from Salt Lake. who states that the
Moinons have fortified Fort Bridges, With the dc.
cared intention Of defending ii against the On'teo
States toops. Capt. Russell also reports t1at INC
dtpredations By the Cheyenne Indians continued with
out abatement, ard that they daily growing more
daring srd aggravated in character.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
OPPOSITION TO LEGALIZATI0N OF BANK
SUSPENSIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. 9, 1857.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed among prominsaA
Democrats here in reference to the reading Of cal,
just prepared for mass meeting to be held on Moa'
day night in Independence square. The meeting s 70
be demonstration of opposition to the egaizssion
Bank suspensions of specie payment. Some of the
publishers of the leading organs refuse to publish the
call, saying that their objection is not against the
meeting but against the insmmatory style of the csu
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
THE CASE OF GEO. BRADEN.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Oct. =, IST.
George Braden wes to-day convicted Of msrder 10
the second degree in the Criminal Court, for killing
Mr. Walters in Nav last at the National Garden.
Mr.. PDkney White has been nominated by ms
Democrats Of The Third Congressional District Of thi,
city for Congress.
The schooner J. W. McRee, from New-York on the
Goth ult reports she was run into by an unknown
brig and cut down 10 the wate's edge, so that she
leaked at the rate Of 800 strokes per hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

NORTHEAST, Ohio, Friday, Oct. ,, ISJ1.
The Night Express tram for the West on the Lake
Shore Road was thrown from the track near here by
wood pile falling the track. The whole train con-
sistDg Of one engine and two baggage one emigrsnt
ard three passenger csrs were thrown of the track.
The engineer and fireman were slightly injured but
the passengers altogether escaped unhurt The travel
on the road is uninterrupted
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

becoming tettlers On ihs public Land, no, for the, .
dvduhl bertft, but for that Of thsr cen mon inE-S
Tie ground foT that Is, That the Gradr sto. -
inteEd for the benefit Of actual settlers snS =.
tvstors Of the soi! osIy not for eculsto ~ ~
the rights given by 4 personal Only. Ard h. s
OF sctusl settlement and cultivation sIesiy ma" :.
n.r.smD'ated '-@s<e v
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
ARREST OF A BANK CASHIER.

HERKINER, Friday, Oct. 2, I557.
Harvey Doolittle, late Cashier of the Agricultural
Bank of Herkimer, was to-day arrested by Deputy.
Sheriff Wilson on three several warrants issued By
Judge Earl. He was held to bail as follows: For en-
bezzlement slOOOO for perjury. $4,000; for misds-
meapor 81. .0OO
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
THE BANKS In TENNESSEE.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday Oct. Up. a.
A dispatch TO The Bulletin says the Exchange
Shelbyville, Lawrenceburg and Trenton Banks Of
Tennessee have suspended.
The run upon Hunt & Co. Of this city ceased before
the close of the business They considered strong
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
THE READING RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. 2, 1851.
1t was reported on the street this afternoon and
generally credited among brokers, that the Reading
Railroad had failed to meet note, which it wss
consequently protested.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

Tur OVroRp FrRVsCE EVPLosIoS.- The names Of
tsrse keo by ibe explosion p; 0Aogd Furusce, near
B,lslde.e, h -. ca Friday OF 'a't week we've: Bar.
,Iaifrey Wtiter ergiaser aged - yesrs; David
Rstss stscStr. f., FolrGe.y, 20 ytarsi Henry Llht
cs,er5sr 4 r. 70 i!es's. GeHse Cbamp'n' cle'k in
t.J:e. - y-..t
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
Ntiu1Sprk DAILY @ribnae
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1857.
TO nnRREsPONDENTs

10 notice osp Of anonymous Communicates
ever IL Intended for inseen must Be uthen.o:'ed y s
name and address Of the wero neoess~J fos ~ o1ss
Hon but a. rusz,nty of his good faith.
~. cannot undertake rotsn ret ted ConnuIdcsdoss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
FAILURE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Frids

PHILADELPHIA, Friday Oct. 2, 1857.
Mr.. NJ. R Wendell, the agent Of the Middlsssx
Company, Bay State Mills aud the New.Yolk and
New-England Worsted Company, has made an assign
ment
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
THE BANKS OF DETROIT.

DETROIT, Mich, Friday, Oct. 9, 1857.
The banks redeemed their bills till after the usual
hour of closing yesterday To-day the has entirely
ceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
TIE PROVINCIAL FAIR.

BRAxIFoKD, G.. W, Eliday, Oct. y. 80.
Teddy was he last day OF the Prov nc,s. & 81, 81,
lie Preident ehveied the closing address. Tne q"
meets az Toronto Peat year.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
THE NORTHERN BANK OF MISSISSIPPI.

NEw-ORLEASs, Thursday, Oct l, 1857.
The agents in this city Of the Northern Bank Of Mis-
sissippi were unable to redeem its notes to day.
The money market is feverish.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

The mails for Europe per steamship Ariel close
at 1ci o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
UFGEMAN, CLARK & Co.'S

GEsuSE MEDICINAL D-LTEg OIL,
Nsus,ted pure, and prepared from FRESH CoD-fIsH
Lvsa Yooon by the most eminent physicians for
C2rsumptlon &c HLGtaAN, oLAhk 1.S q Ooo, -
Chemists aud Di sg.s Nos e5 10 5laad 100 brosawsy'
REMOyAL-MARsH IL Co.'S RADICAL CURE
fsVss OtFicE Of No. 2. Maiden lane has been REMOVED
T. NJ Vsssy hou,c Trusses. supporters Shoulder
Brac sk tOokiuEs variety Of bshdsge oi
,ppOv,d patterns 81 iy applied tense attendant
ia ate to0t0s for ladies
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

HEOPENIS
OF 81 Extensive
ESIABLIsHSlLNr.
S,1reOAg ErrNIN,, OCT 8.
BrilEsnt Display.
Thc Premises to b.
ILLUMIXAfED,
- ~' Wv 90 nd See
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

HCDsON RIVER INSTITUTE, at Clavernck, New
York-Mse aud Fonalc-Bosd aud Tuition 8 l3, pr ye.f
fe,n September 49, Gentlemen nstructCrs IN PAno
Nusl Pointing and modern Langlsges Stoves in students
roorn, The Rev. A. FL,ck \. NJ PRINCIPAL
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
REMOVAL.
SOLOMON a HAgT,
- OF L.

No. 2fG Broadway,
Az 1t .iu'ael 20 cell their eutire sto,k Of
S,Tis Df IAINss BRoCATELLEs, LACE AND MUSLIN CUh
TAiAs COKNiCts. SHADES, AC,
srsy Cd pces n cor lepce OF removing to thei
os
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNEsIA is free from
sspas. taste aud three tunes the strength OF the common
Caleiaei AAgnesia. - -
W orlfs Far Meil snl Four First Premium silver Med
ola have boen awarded H. bclg the best in the market foI
the rusgsts and country keepers eeIeiey aho
t. be manUfAsturer THOMAS J. HUSBAND, Phlsdelpnla
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
HOlLOwAY'S OINTMENT cam

Pie, reed upon remedy Cor complaints of the Kiney
Bes should be thoroughly rubbed in over the Tog'ci
affected The immediate result S De cessation OF PAM an'
oontI app ea;ons Will cousumate the cure Sold a th
Antetory No 80 Maiden iae, New York aud Dy ali drug
ss:. - he. GSc. and : 1 per pot
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

WIGS. HAIR DYE, Was -ChJsTADORO. No.
Eou, Ia the st It, the suIc and the beet Hair ~
is ,h. world.
Is t- Of Zephyr alps best al for thcit natural ap'
psaa1ce ghne,s snd adsptbty 20 the head The Dye ap
Ibed n private. Copy the address.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31

For long time certain class of diseases nave oat-
fed the skill and practice Of the most eminent mem
be of the regular medical faculty Foremost among
these we might instance epilepsy or falling fts Flap
pily now by the skill and inventive genius OF an emil
mont chemist of Baltimore. Md. this disease has been
brought within the means of n cure. we aiiude 10
the preparation called the VEsErABIE EXTRACT EPI-
rEpTIc PfILs. invented and prepared by Dr. SETH ).
HAscE Of 1903 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd since
their discovery many persons who had given up all
hope OF ever being cured, have been restored TO the
full enjoyment of health. Prominent among thcscwe
might enun qrate Mr. HARRISON LhGHTreor, OF Hunts
yillc Alabama. Mr.L. has suffered as much from ep-
ilepsy m any other person in the world: never know
Ing what 1t was to pass week without having an al
tack, and often falling in the streets of Huntsville
He is fully restored and has not had an attack Tor
more than year. DIR. Hance's pills have been the
sure cause Of this These pills also cure all
notifications Of FitI, ,Spasms, Cramps, &C., and are
very scrviceable to persons of weak nerves u
Hancc sends them to any part Of the country on the
receipt Of remittance The prices arc. one box 49,
two boxes S5; twelve boxes S24; and sent to any
part of the country, free Of postage Direct your
communications to SETH. S. HANcE, lOS baltimore
street, Baltimore, Md.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31
Arc You Sick?

Then you can't he cured too soon. Don't delayunt
your complaint is incurabe and then mourn when 1t
IL too late. Four Of all the diseases which peo-
pie the church yards might he cured by Ayers Ca
thartc Pills If taken in Don't go dragging
through the Spring faint lstless and sleepy, because
your blood is soaded with bile. Don't wear the Head
ache heartburn and their kindred disorders because
your stomach is foul. Don't parade yourself around
the world, covered with Pimples, Blotches Ulcers,
Sores and all any Of the unclean diseases OF the
skin, because your system wants cleansing. DON'T
show yourself about lean. haggard all caved in, be-
cause your Stomach and Bowels need Strengthening
into healthy action. Ayers Pills set these things
right water quenches fire. They purify the
body and blood. and restore their functions into
healthy activity which you feel quick as they are
taken. They the one great medical wonder ofthe
age, recognized by all who know their virtues, and
many thousands know them. Take the Cherry Pccto-
raj for cough and the pills for all deragements re-
quring purgntiye medicine.
Prepared by JAMES G.. AVER, Practical and Ana
ytcaI Chemist. Lowell, Mass-and sold by all the
Druggists in Pomeroy, and throughout the United
Rtate ia nd Cnnndn.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31

NOTlCE-Reuben Cooper, OF the State o
IN Virginia, will take notice that Lucius
Cross, OF the county of Meigs and State OF
Ohio, did on the the 5th day of March, 1857, file
his petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for said MeigS county, against the
said Reuben Cooper, defendant, setting forth
that there is due to the plaintiff from the de-
fendant, the sum of $38.SS, with interest
thereon from the 10th day of July, 194l, on
sealed note made by the defendant to the
plaintiff, for STILLS, dated Oct: "a, l840. Ard
the fur her sum of $31.l73 with interest
the reon from the 26th day of Jan. 1S41, on
judgment of that date recovered against the
defendant in favor of the plaintiff, on the
docket of Thornton Myers, late justice of the
peace in Sutton township, in said county OF
Meigs, and the further sum OF $15.OS, with in
tere thereon, from the 18th day of Dec.
! 1851 on a due bill of that date, made by de-
fendant to plaintiff. And the said Reuben
| Cooper is hereby notified that he is required
to appear and answer said petition. on or be-
| fore the Sd Saturday, after the 14th day of
April, A. ID. 1857, and that on the necessary
affidavits being file |, order Of attachment
was, on the 5th day of March. 1857, issued by
the Clerk of said Court, against the lands,
tenements, goods, chattels, rights, II oneYs and
effects of him, the said Reuben Cooper.
! PLANTS Il BURNAP,
J March 10-w6. Attys. pr plaintiff
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Holloway's Ointment and Pills extrao

HOLLOWAY OIHtIIe1IV aIIu I1To o7NV''0
dinary Remedies for the cure OF Erysipelas-Charies
Pairpont was afflicted for several years with TINS as
ease For nine months he was almost deaf and Dlina
with it, wasthe attack, he consulted seNer
Of the doctors in the ncighborhood but they dd NOT
do him any good, but, 10 use his own words, ne was
left alone to die. His good genius. however, did no..
desert him. for friend of his brought him couple OF
large boxes and pots of Holloways Pills and oint-
ment which he thankfully accepted, and commencen
using: the result was perfectly Miraculous for In TWO
weeks he was BILE get up, and could see and near
wen: at the expiration of month, he was periecty
.o., ,., on,a 70 rosupe his work 80
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-31
DIR Roback in Cincinnati.

The most brilliant success seemst have attended
the practice of this celebrated Swedish Professor
since his residence in Cincinnati The most desperate
sasss of dyspepsia, scrofua liver complaint. rheu-
matism. and cough are reported by the sufferers
themselves to have yielded to his "Scandinavian
Remedies" These medicines. 1t appears, act chem-
cally upon the blood purgng it Nom the elements OIL
disease, and curing an infinite variety OF disorders
cutting off morbid matter which forms their basis.
Testimony this effect, which caInotb be impeached,
"a nrofered TO all who are hard of belief See adver-
1.