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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
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n4IRT 70 be found city, ard Ter
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F.lsi L.. EE3FTN IsfR & ii 80 ~
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aitehelis celebrated Pomafuraa.
"a 7.1lAek and White Stick P6n5d tdhd5,
= 4iyeeStne soap FOR Chopped HandS,
SHAVING CFea1oS -Iyhitaske s5ss4t 4 ~ ~ hf
s49se1l PAYNE 4 CO., - Monroe 81. $50
faigsi I'D B6bnetz C6f56s; ! new isyIe
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RATSE 4 Co.
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MO oAi5slin 55slss ioFI
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS
ct 81 FnT IS I 7rsa

-ron,,s I =, ~, ~ IL q0.4fe
II did assortment ef Ctns and Ornatne ants suitable
oE eegat for the Holidays compFiai Sc.
eo Of Peeutfn YaSeS Of styles sud patterns
french ShIna shen Work highly des6reted, and K-
4lls FFsnsh China PaEiqr spoons Fery hlndsoe; Toy
vases Oolognes and Mugsi Git Fancy French
Motto Cups, With various devices sheI Work Colognes
Match Bo1es Bronze Pitchers brought In
China and Glass French 1egs F6let
atete stta handsomely prnlmented Our house
Keeping tends would Ho do well cell and examine our
IaFge selection Of elegant China. We China
eoassng OF - pieces atYe Dollars and half 6ett and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

TaE late High sheE1ff of5 AlssgHguy has gwen
s The .'ii7 sii . ss6F5, .I5gsI :
- was afflicted 18th Be6ilityS 81 the digesfive
Organs, amoupting % 8 severe attact Of .Dys.
persia HIGH bad "a copsid BIZ.
ysrvife vas also lletssi qndsr sane eircuni.
stances and with sane sd1fsase HtTine used
your medicine, called rls ncss Hon dad 3tttlr5
We both obtained and 10 afford
RrTEsgrRsH, Jan, ys9d 1855. ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

Christmas q New. Year PRESENTS
ON MONDAY Dec. 2h. We open our stock 81 So SbtFs
ktAAAlS0AHsA RIZDEESfii ~ 81 % -lsisEg
81 Our hsaortnent comprises sEEERYTHINEf pFsIR M
In the Book line For The GEoIfdnyG.s ~
Y6u -GtSh TO deeidedIy tie MIST 36ila IgFET.
az Far Prtees call at the Old Corner Boohrs of
asel9 WILDE BRO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
IIhNIEhlIFlRY
g., '.s,sS.lhlpping Fursf W'anted !.

VIE hIshs.t PFses sssId IN essa for si1SFIaa YuRs,
: 20 400 o6sIo,t ss2 al I'D sylitl q
s0igg0 RsdP6x sEins,la 1850 s5SitIsI as
81, AI9s DOL 4yg 1000 oppssom do
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
For Rant
6 a. Tor Benf.

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHI m n DKIIA

Il BeneroleRt Institution, established By special
eRd0,cmeRt for the relief Of tie SEX and
distressed, afflicted sCih Firuleht and Elot-
demic diseases.
yHNO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Dis
IL eases, such as SpermatOrhPa, Seminal W eak-
ness, Impotence, Gonorhpa, elect, Syphilis, the
Vice of Onanism, or Selfabuse, &c, &c
The Howard Association, in view of the awful des-
uction Of human life caused by Sexual diseases and
the deceptons practced upon the uHfOrtunare victims
OF such diseases by Quaeks, several ago directed
thef Consulting Surgeon, as Charitable ac9, worthy
OF Their name, to open DiSpensary for the treatment
OF this class of diseases in all their forms, and To- give
letter, With description of their condition, age, &C
cupation, habits of life, &c. and in cases OF extreme
poverty, TO furnish Medicines free of charge II l.
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skis OF the age, will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on review Of the past, feel asSnred
that their labors in this sphere OF benevolent effort
have been OF great benefit TO the afflicted, especay
70 the young and they have resolved TO devote them
selves, with renewed zeal, to this very important but
much despsed cause.
just published by the Association, Report on Sper-
matorrhoea, or Seminal eskness the Vice OF oman
ISM Ma turatou Selfabase, and ether diseases OF
the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, which
will he sent by mail, lin sealed letter envelope Free
Of Charge, on the receipt of two stamps, for post
age.
Address. for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE X.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associa-
! ton, No south Ninth street, Philadslpnia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTwELL, Frest.
ESQ. FAiRcHILp, sec,y. MIRA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25
MEDICAL.
PROF. DE GRATH,S PRACTICE.

A Sheriff Cured In one Nisht by De Grat!i's
Electric OIL.
LETTER IRON DR.. KEvsER.
Pitsbnrg, May 18th. 49,
Prof. De GRArH, % South sth ST., Phila.
have remarkable cure Deputy sheriff Kerr Of
Pittshnrg. had very swollen and painful hand; !
applied the oil personally, which gave instant relief
He has recommended the oil others afflicted with
rheumatism, in which the results were most satisfac-
GEO. H.KEYSER, II. d.
GREAT CURES-CIrIzEss. READ! RHEUMAIisa.
Mr. Joseph D. Barte, y Myrtle street, says the Flee
trio Oil cured him Immediately.
PILEs.-C hasles Sexton, ESQ, Rx-Mayor Of Cam
Rheumatism.
NEURALGIA Mr.. David Mann, 40, Vine street.
says, he was great sufferer, but the Oil cured him.
SO says e ~ Grant, ESD, 81 J, North Eighth street
lady at Girard House.
CAUTIoN.-There are numerous limitations sprung
up on The reputation that my article has acquired
The public must beware They are ws sn ,s
PROF. De GRXrH-Dear Sir: must inform You Of
the great benefit patient OF mine has experienced
from the application Of your Electric Oil. The case
aiicted With scroula and discharge from the Knee.
The leg bese contracted as to literally buy the
heel in the hip 1t had been in this state for about Il
ria Medica" have any effect or give relief final
ly procured bottle OF Electric Oil aud IL
TO the mother directing her To apply it to the parts
making the leg nearly one-fonrth straight in about
hours. The application of the Oil was continued
Tor about weeks, using only bottles and now the
JOHN II. McEwIN, MD;
l6s Callowhill street.
CAUTIoS.-There are numerous limitations lprung
mp OIL the reputation that my article has acquired
an Is-lndNw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25
MEDICAL.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!

E1REPARED by DR.. SANFORD, Is A GREAT
a Scientific Medical Discovery, anu Is daily work
ing almost too great 20 believe. II cures IL by
magic, the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
mere than bottle IS required To cure any tnd OF
Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspep-
sia TO common headache. all of which the result
M "A aal II liver
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25
DISSOLUTION.

IL kLCSMAN y CO., has this day been dissolve
by mutual consent by the retirement Of L. W. Brink
MEYER and the affairs of the old concern III he settled
n nv he firm Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25

BRINFIELD, MASS, Dec. ecth 1865.
DIR. J. C. AVER: ! do not hesitate
TO say the best remedy I have ever
found for Coughs, .Ioarseness, Influ-
enzs, and the ccnc0mitant symptoms
of a Cold, Is your CHERRY PEcTo-
RAJ. Its constant use i'm my practice
and my family for the last ten years
has shown IL to possess superior viz
tues foi the treatment for these COM
plants. EBEN KNIGHT, MD.
A. Il. M0RTLEY, ESQ.,, Of CTIcA,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN.

(Seventy five OF age, whose sands OF lifehave
neariy run out discovered while in the East Indies,
N certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi.
\tis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The
daughter, given up to die. Wishing do much
good possible he will send to such of his afflicted fell
low -hengs request this recipe, with full and exp
cit directions for max ing and successfully using
lie requires each applicant to nclose him shilling
three cents TO Ice returned postage the recipe
and the remainder to be applied to the payment OF
this advertisement.
Address DR.. III. JAMES, y
apl.lmdGv 10 Grand street. jersey CITY, n. ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25
Peabody's PremiAn Prolific Corn.

,uyHIs Is THE FINEST CORN ever offered TO tho
Public. is Advantages are
FIRsr-Iti is earlier ban compon Corn.
SgcoSO-It is firm Tint Corn and very heavy.
THIRD-I puts out sue. ers, AID the ckers bearing
cars the same as the main stock.
Fyery farmer Oaid try il. Put Up IN quart, peck
and half bushel sayks. Warranted pure. To 10 had
only of Il. IL COOK Sun.
ola A6ap.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25

BtSCpNcfY. AnQ u Cdily Nogk
at rs believe. IL cures as ifby
Ds- giving benefit, and seldom
s required To cure any tind of
the worst Jaundice or Dyspep-
he. all of which are the result
le principal regulators of the
ityH performs It's functionsWell
N 1-are FULLY developed. The
lyh dependent on the healthy
be proper performance of its
% mach is at faultthe bowels
lie Nsystem suffers In conse-
he liyer-having ceased to do
es - Df that organ, one Of the
il Ohis stud. IN q practice of
s, Ito find some remedy
vet <the many arrangements
is at last found, any
ERR complaint in any OF its
a ~bottle, and conviction is
en- formed bydissolving gum
,rt (which Is soluble for the
ii-1Scine. These gums remove
ter from the system, supply
by TOW of bile invigorating
Cd TO digest we'll, purifying
nd health to the wholeIiachi.
the disease. and eftec -
mt any Of the dixgreeable
ng caiomel or mineral poison
is sufficient to relieve the
he ~<food from rising and sour
e.Gfore retiring prevents
at[nisht loosens the bowels
We mess.
Ter each meal will cure Dys-
70 teaspoonsful viii always
'e-@smale obstruction removes
,e, Nand makes a perfect cure.
Ii -ately relieveschollc while
ed ~s a sure cure for cholera
ta-Stive Of cholera.
eli will prevent the recur.
IS, awhile itrelieyes all pain.
isAneeded to throw out Of the
HI S(cine after a long sickness.
Tor ..zyaundice removes all yell
Dl-0 from the skin.
ort whine before eating gives
ndnmakes food digest we'll.
Chronic Diarrhea
ileSsummer and bowel com.
he : hTstdose.
res = attacks caused ty worms,
d. rem, there is no surer, SAT-
in Sthe world as il never fails.
on IN these statements; they
lat 00we can give evidence TO
lse 80 il are siying their unan-
its favor.
of Liver Remedies now offered
e rome we can so fuzzy recon-
.nvigoraior, so generally known
lion- This pseparation is truly
the most happy results
.lmost innumeiable certificates
great virtue Of this medicine Ly
in society, and We know
ton before the public -HuDsos
LIAR PER BOTTLE.
Sole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD Il CO.,
ors, 3i5 Broadway New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25
EVANSVILLE
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse.

AHTE have opened seed and Agricultural Ware
w house. Have on hand and intend to Keep full
supply of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS; also, full
assortment of IMPLEMENTS. We are Agents for
McCom:ck's Reaper: Mower and Reaper combined
Young America Corn and Cob Crus.sT;
Sa ford straw Cutter;
Raymond Il Roberts PiOws;
Peabody's Premium Prolific Corn;
Bandreth& Sons Warranted Garden Seeds, &c, &c.
ebl3-d&w Z. II. COOK son
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25

SUNDRIES.-
- PAPER Slelled Almonds;
Soft do do,
English Walnuts; Brazil Nuts;
filberts aud Pea Nut.
For sale in lots tn suit, by T.. III. COOK son.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25

80 = E.sa - = AAAAN-a 49, - =
magic even the first do
mere than one bottle Is
Liver Complaint, from I
sia TO n common hcadacl
OF a Diseased Liver.
Tie Liver is one Of tn
human body and when
the powers of the sy stcr
stomach isalmcst entirel.
action Of the liver for th
functions. When the str
are at fault, and the Who'll
quence Of one organ-th
its duty. For the disease
proprietors has made
more than twenty years
wherewith to counterae
to which 1t Is liable.
To prove that this re
person troubled with live
forms, has but to try
certain.
A compound has bee
and extracting that PAL
active virtues OF the med
all morbid or bad matte
ing in their placeahealth
the stomach, causing foo
the blood, giving tone an
ery.removing the cause
ing a radical cure withot
alter effects, felt by usin
that is usually resorte
One dose after eating
stomach and prevent th
ing
Only one dosetaken b,
niLS.tmare.
Only one dose taken 2
gently and cures costiv
One dose taken ate
persia.
80 One dose Of tw
relieve a sick headache.
One bottle taken for Il
the cause Of the diseas,
Oaly one dose immed
One dose often repcate
Morbus and a preveuts
One dose taken ofte
renee of bilious attack.
feelings
Only one bottle
system the effects ofmed
One bottle taken e
lewness or unnatural co
One dose taken "A sho
visor 10 the appetite AL
One dose often repeate
in its worst forms. viii
plants yield almost to n
One or two doses cur,
while for worms in child
er or speedier remedy ]
There is no exsggsrstio
are plain, sober facts, ths
prove, while all who u,
imous testimony in i
Among the hundreds
to the public, there are
mend as DIR. Sanford 5 II
now throughoutthe. Uni
a Liver Invigorator, pre-
on all who use IL. Al
have been given Of the .
those Of the highest sta
tito be thebest preparati
COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
PRICE ONE Dol
W. BIERD0WER, 5
mart Proprieto
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-25
ROELKER, KLUSMAN s. co,

Composed of John III Rocker, Vim. III. Klusman and
John III. fedwisch, who have purchased out the stock
If the form err concern and will continue the MANU-
FACTURE or STOVES and A GENERAL FOUND
RY BUSINESS, al the old stand on Main street.
FRED. W. BRINKMEYER,
WM. II. KLUSMAN,
JOHN III. ROELKER.
fs,,IS
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
The Right of Visit.

The Louisville Journal discussing the right
of visit, says
In our judgement, the government that obsti-
nately denies it, in practice as we'll as theory,
offers its protection, in effect, to every pirate
that rovcs the seas. 1t virtually converts its
flag into an amulet or talisman for every buc-
aneer who chooses to carryit. This is no ex-
aggeration. AS respects the great purpose
of police, the right of visit cannot be utterly
denied without paralyzing every man-ofwar
on the ocean. Nothing can be clearer than
this. If the flag of a respectable nation pro-
tects the vessel at whose mast-headi it is fly
ing from even the slight degree of scrutiny
that may be requisite to ascertain its genuine
ness, pirate obviously has merely to run
up the flag of such a nation and laugh his
pursuer to scorn. Imagine, under such
dispensation as this free booter rowing
for plunder on the high seas. A British
cruiser heaves in sight, and the marauder
hoists the Amarican flag, and passes on un-
challenged. Presently an American vessel
appears, and he hoists the British flag, with
the same magical effect. Next comes a
French man of war, or a Spanish frigatc, or
Portuguese corvette, and he sends his choice
of the flags of all other nations up to the
masthead ofhis vilanous craft and, forthwith
it is sacred from the footsteps of the minister
of justice. In this manner the blacklist brig
and that ever infested the seas might run
the gauntlet of all the war vessels of Chris
| tendon as if clad with enchantment. Pirates
might just as we'll be presented 10 the freedom
of the ocean at once. A doctrine which leads
directly unavoidably to such shocking absurd
tiles Can have no foundation in reason or JUS
/ fic0
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
Shooting ARRAY.

OF. LOUIS, June o.
A Leavenworth dispatch of the 5th says
the details of the affray at Lawrence between
Lane and Jenkins are received. Both Lane
and jenkins were living on claim which
was contested. The former enclosed an acre
of land, in which was we'll used by both
parties in common. Lane recently locked the
well, fenced up the entrance, and forbade
jenkins access to it. jenkins declared he
would have water at all hazards. Lane
threatened to shoot him if he made a forc-
BILE entry upon his premises. On Thursday
evening, Jenkins, accompanied by four friends
well, armed, cut down Lanes fence and pro-
ceeded toward the well, when Lane warned
them not to advance or he would shoot
Disregardng the threat, Jenkins and his par
ty advanced when Lane fired, killing Jenk-
ms instantly. One of Jenkins men then shot
Lane in the leg, in6icting wound which
confines him to his bed. Lane was arrested
and was to undergo en- examination to-day
Much excitement existed. Jenkins was held
in high estimation, ard his death is deeply
deplored.
A man named VIM. Wells is in custody at
Lawrence, charged with being participant
in the Linn County outrages.
The Democratic Convention in this city
to-day nominated j. r. Barrett to represent
this District in Congress. Judge Campbell
declined the nomination of the American
Convention, as did also the gentleman nomi-
mated for the State. Another Convention is
called for the Nth.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
From the N. Y. Evening Post.
The late Commodore Jones.

Commodore Thomas Ap Catesby Jones,
of the U. S. Navy, died night before last at
his residence in Georgetown, D. G. He was
of Welsh descent, born in Virginia, and at
the time of his death was in the Goth year of
his age. He entered the navy in 1906, and
received captains commission fourteen years
later. From 1908 to 1912 he was engaged
in the Gulf of Mexico, and distinguished him
self in the suppression of piracy, smuggling
and the slavetrade. During the war of 1872
he protected the coast trade in that quarter.
He conduct at the time when the British ma
val expedition against New Orleans entered
Lake Borgne, where he, with small flotilla,
endeavored to intercept forty British boats,
| received the highest ommendaton, although it
resulted in his surrender. Rising steadily in
his profession, in 1912 Commodore Jones
commanded the Pacific squadron In the
summon of that year. fearing coseion of
Mexican territory to the British, he summon
ed the Governor of Monterey to surrender,
and intended to seize San Francisco and 9TH
er points supposed to be the plans of the
British admiral Immediately after the Am
erican flag had been raised on the old fort,
Commodore Jones' found that he had gone too
far. No ccssion of the territory of Great
Britain had been contemplated. For this in-
indiscrction Commodore Jones was suspend
ed from service for time and in 1855 was
placed on the retired list by the Naval Board.
He has resided in Georgetown since his re-
tirement, indulging taste in agricultural
pursuits,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
Emigration to Minnesota.

The editor of the Hastings Ladependent has
just returned from trip to the States, and
thus sreaks in regard to the times, and the
prospect of emigration to Minnesota the pre-
sent season:
ave found times growing gradually easier,
and business assuming its wonted activity.
1t is cheering to know that the soil, climate e,
and natural advantages of Minnesota are mat
ters of interest in the States. While we
were absent we were constantly besieged by
persons enquiring Of this country, who con-
template making their future homes in this
goodly land.
what we want here arc men that are will
ling to labor-we feel that to them we must
look to develop our resources.-These men,
we are gratiied to know are coming. The
cars are crowded with emigraDts en- route for
Minnesota. You can enter no car, public or
private house in the States and let it be
known that you are from Minnesota, where
you will not be surrounded with anxious lis
teners if you are at all communicative. This
general inquiry will work out its effect"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
Heavy Rains.
LAFAYETTE, lind. } June 10.

|
1t commenced raining at IL o'clock Wed
nesday noon and continued until this morn
ing. The Wabash rose with fearful rapiditv.
the inhabitants on the river awoke in the
morning to find their houses rapidly filling
with water, and were obliged to escape in
boats, and by swimming on hcrses.
The Wea and Wild Cat creeks, two small
streams, rose in a few hours to raging floods.
The L. W. & w. r. r. bridge across the
Wea creek was entirely swept away. Dam
age $4,000.
Two more breaks west, and not less than 5
culverts east, on the same road are gone on
the new Albany and Salem road, the bridge
across the Wea and the bridge at Brookston
station North are gone. Other serious breaks
have occurred.
There Have been heavy rains since yester-
day noon. Another accident occurred on the
Lafayette and indianapolis Railroad, killing
fireman and engineer no passengers seri-
ousy injured.
The Railroad and Canal bridges have been
swept away by heavy floods.
1t is impossible to estimate the damage to
the Wabash and Erie canal at Wild Cat
the Lock and Dam and 5000 feet of embank-
ment are gone, and it will be impossible to
use the canal this season.
The bodies of the fremen and engineer
killed i'll tie accident On the Lafayette and
indianapolis railroad were recovered last eve !;
the wreck was terrible; one bridge and sew
erai culverts on that road are gone; the Wa
bash river is still rising and immense ouanti-
ties of saw logs rails, &C., are sweeping past.
No trains can leave for several days. and
whole farms are under water much grain
stored in barns will be total loss.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19

A correspondent of the Faribault Herald
gives the following recent instance of the cure
of mad dog:
On Saturday, May 18th, at noon, my dog
fought in the road with mad dog ; which
after making circuit of or miles most
likely GENE back in the night, as my wife
woke me just as the clock struck twelve 81
hear dog fight under the window" she said,
I" the dog has been fighting occasionally for
two or three hours" This was quite brisk
fight, but l heard no more although l lay
awake until morning. About noon that day
the dog was killed two or three miles east of
here, giving unmistakabe signs of hydro
phobia In six days chained up my dog
He exhibited no great signs of madness un-
til Saturday the 10Th when he became stiff,
lame, and all cramped up and stupid, in which
state he continued until the next morning,
when gave him about eight or ten grains of
strychnine, and at noon about the same
quantity again. In about three hours be
was evidently agitatcd, tremulous of limb
and head. The next morning [ gave him
abont teaspoon full of Rhubarb and was
gratifed in witnessing a decided improve
ment in his symptoms in a few hours. The
dog now apdears perfectly we'll He plays
with the children, and to day swan the lake
twice, distance of half mile or more, the
children being in boat.
[ would like you to publish this in order
to call the attention of medical men and the
public generally to this matter.