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" Buy me and I'll do you Good"
HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED ny THE USE or
Tas eREsT SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE,
Dr. LangleY'S Root and Herb RitIerS

composed 81 sarsaParlla Wild Cherry yellow Dock pii
An, Ihorpugawort, Rhubtrb Mindrake DtB,Irlian
&c an Of which Compounded a. "a art h
concert ana assist Nature in eradicatiug disease
Ine elect Of this MEDICINE most wonderfnit ac,s AZ
ICY upon the bowels and blood by removing an ebsfru
s o tue Internal organs, stimulating than Ii to bta
1eoh eaoatn the iauutins Of lite, purf ing th. bal
edislps H from all humors ami eau,ng il to conre ,,eg
Vusn every part Of the body restoring tue inv,l 10
Itatu ana uselulntss They eradica from, tn
fJstei Liver complaint that wheel Of SO man, a,s
SeS Jahlloe IN rs worst forms all Bilious Diseases
fou stomach d. spepsia Cosyvuess all kinls OF Humor
an EVER aeSe arising from indignation Headache PM
LES tues heartburn, Weakness Pains in the side AMI i
~ fh'Gthcy Loss Of appetite, aud torpid 81 is.asd
Liver a dordrrcd stomach, tad blooi 10 gbirb VI. -
more more or tess subject 10 s'riug and summer @''
,; an tVy1oVo persons have been cured by this med
iclne. IL rs hghly recommended by Pm, Sirl 49,
Try u and you will never regret IT, ' "n'Fe
S cents Tor quart bottle Sold by dealers in Med
WIN CO., Boston - ' y: oooD-
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Costireness, Jauadiee, Dysptpsia. IrSisesasa,
Dyse'it7y. Foul Stomach, E,ys,pelas, Heasaes,,
I'ties. RbeHnaatism, Erupsio,,s and SKIN Dneps,.
L'rer Complaint Dyopsy, letter. Tta,oys ard
SaH RhtRn, Worms, Goat. Netralqia, at
Dinner TN and for Purifying the BLoa
They are sugar-ooated, so that the u osi srps-
tive can take them pleasantly. and thcy afe ID,
eest apericnt IN the world for all the purposes Of
family physie.
Price rs cents per Pox; . FOXES for sto0
Great numbers OF Clergymen. Physicians States
men, and eminent personapes, have lent haf
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness oflhss
remedies, but our space here will not permit ID,
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fa.
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAcin Whiththg
are given with also full descriptions Of she ab0R
complaints. and the treatment that should L. q.
lowed for their cure
Do not be put off by unprinciplcd dealers rii
other preparations they make more profit O.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The ~
want the best aid there is for them, and they sioux
All our Remedies are for sale by
o ?. Woods. and J, W Moore, Bellows FsI,: i i
u, IN, bIAttt bore, +. Sabn Jr saxtUn', Liver q
y !, u.l'h' ~ Ncstmf sier n s. Webs Crater
'oe9 chester AMI BY dealers 10 Medicine er4r shr
249h
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JAS. ID. Powers,
JOHN G. WIGHTMAN.

PROVISION STORE.
Groceries, Oysters, Fruits, Farmers Produce, &c
1 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES OF ALL
IL KINDS:
Sugar Spices all kinds Soaps Cream Tartar Saeratus
salt fish taisins .Conectionaries. Segars Tobacco
Nuts of all kinds, and various Their articles.
Vegetables. Potatoes Turnips Onions c arrots Cab.
ba e. and all other kinds
traits. Apples of all kinds and other Fruitsin their
seasonue will also keep hand Boston and New Haven
OYSTERS, wholesale and retail
lie Will sell at prices corresponding with the times and
warranted TO prove satisfactory He receiving
from market fresh additions to his stock which
chased at bargain and will he sold In
shortif You want Cheap Provisions, give him call.
and YOU can get the worth of your money
Wanted,-All kinds of Farmers Produce wan ted for
which ne will pay tar arke price Those wing any to
dispose of will do we'll to call him.
Bellows Falls, July 80, 1858. 81
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Nervous Sufferers

~ earnestly advised to s5indoa the use Of C,,,, T.,
tso si na-t lnesithiy iHjure the - stem and \, :
esr -. ne Nrrvines rot merely palliate taeir a.
izng the sircuissiot e natural aet'on, aud equal
wiI.sSv I T,I Sold b. Druggists generally.
United States < SV-' bastao, sole gents for
"Ao { GOODWIN, Wholesale Ase1t for New E,s,,.,
2ees
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lVHEN the contents osyx,up
w safes are asstroso1 NE MAITLAND PATENT
they are invariably urnsi oAfb Is so Constructed
by heat being conducted =, 20 entirely cut of all com
them and the inside % h,uneatiou Of heat IN ti ft
casing through the docr All ~ % constructing the to
doorway by the iron 1oe ooor-way Of soapstspe
aud plates forming and f,s equally non-capduct
teaias the iron box to the o & psterial to have no
SIDE iron plate Of the d,o s oos running thronb ~
and joining directly on 70 ~ oi iron plate around ~
inside wood easing thus form S y nor any CONNECTIONS
ing continuous ION the outer the inr.r us
.he ost heaiconducnS ma e safe thereby Keeping ~
tAfiaif ON the outside direct and contents Of the ss
y upon the inside wool CO Ne iusy proteet. from I1
ing and contents Of the % mat can be applied 10 ~
m = a a IN any other portion or
safe door, @1si are thus built Examine
n B. BIGEIOw & .~so,- - 'Ouf
Fa tsher street opposite City Hall Ros, and
tssots Grsftoa, W shsRWlN BUIS ess
Sill
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Iron Railing Mandatory ],

~ prepared 20 execute orders for IRON RAILING for
Vsenieterles trout Yards, Balconies &c Sc Of t,e
s w most desirable style Of patterns large y,rety
oil which may be seen at their Shop on . 'oS
MECHANIC STREET, KEENE, n. II.
severa new patterns, Of beautiful design have rec.
netn received 70 which attention solicited Cast I'm
fots WIN Chains aud Rods Grave Flower Borders Ct
anu Nronght Iron Fences for Yards and Pleasure tr
manner, and at Low Prices N substantial
- Please call aud examine specimens Dr,v,,c. an,
promptly attended to. Hei 1o ana
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POWERS lnsTITUTE
Bernardston, Mass.

L. f. WARD, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
Mrs. f. II WARD, Teacher of Ornamental branches
5. l.. LEACH, Assistant, Classical Depart ent
SEyRIN sCHNEI, Native of Germany Teacher Of German
PRoP q F. SClUSfER of Hrateboro Teacher Of Music
PRoF EUGENE CANrEL, Native of Fr Teacher French
Assisted BY Instructors Music Writing and Lee
turcs upon Physiology Natural Sciences Mathematics
Winter Term ofeeven weeks begins the last Mon ofNov
Spring :" - Nedn Feb
Fan &C eleven -" last Aug
Accessible Railroad. Fare from Bratteboro. sixty cts
Terms of Fuon Board Rooms self boarding al low
IL
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Id az. j. G. AVER d co,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle, six Bottles for Ss,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

has won for itself such a renown for the e,re n
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tbat
It = entirely unnecessary for US to recount tn
evidence Of its virtues, wherever il has bern en-.
pioyed; As il has long been in constant use
throughout this section, VIC need not dc more ,b,s
assure the people its quality is kept up 10 the les;
y ever has been. and that il may be relied On 10
90 toT their relief all it has ever been found 10 IN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-10
JOHN NJ. CoMEGYs.
DE M FIST!

inserts artificial teeth on the Hard Rubh.r
Platina, Continuous Gum)
plastic, Gold and silver Plates.
rALLs wiii charge only 10 dollars for a completo unnr
unaer set win use the best furnish the tsn
O. eAags Wlwarrant the to give atisfae
Filling and extracting done with care.
Sent ~ 1898 BnArTLEBoRo, VI
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PIXIES PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.

mb undersigned have been duly appointed By thf ~
lss,uTeIs ia incinnau Agents for the sale Of ~
SP,,ehdld CATANBA BRANDY
rufe Brandy has for long tiue heen desidsfsii
- tits' IN cases of extreme Debility Nssk -
% otoi' aeh Neryousnrss. b, 81 sa etc 20 dfcui -
zen % procure any thing ke prre artirle unss =
sc, t'lce, tat II has often heen dispenfed sih
&c., = NECESSARY on account Of q e eNpe Sc or the -
az sdn iteiaied article These OH eh r. 81
CaT,n she ~ treenttioB into our market Of Pr
So nA hhANDf. which rcseiyes the ssi ciou 4
ae or, for purity, as his certificate Of a1ss
N VALIDS
~ an others Who require perfectly relia be Brar
,oe ana deiicatr flasor eab i.reYd upop this giA
above stated. e S'hen ei~i '"'
ANALYSIS OF PIXIES PURE CATAwBA BRAVE
From e. 7. JACKSON, Mass. State Assa,or.
NO q Somerset Street Boston, Oct. - 10
hereby certify that have this da, made chs rsi
- ~ :, o. ssnpie Of ;. Pie 4 10 s CstaSt@ -
- e1st nave found no sduIte-affrg irgrs aisfe.a
sseFL suostarees in il. II j. PURE BRANps pm
-, Ssu"h eehTing and saccharire matters heie =
Ns. would iecemmefd IL fnr n,ediciI 81 uses
CHARLES I. JACKSON. ~. d State 40.
re PREPARED to furnish the above rsmed Bss
pee sHges BY the tboifl. d. at thT hsts -
and may also be obtainsd BY city 80
s-''' Al soe Mass State Agency. I59 Milk Stret >.
WILSON. FAIRBANK CO.
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
~ ~ HsSer~r Street, Poeror De
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

Nothtrp Husker or any other perscn coosissent SD
uniformly hind ard inistusfed touching me question Of
Saver. Bot when il " rspemb-red thu; the man
VITO tins s'tsmpfs 10 brand the Ne uohcab party a.
the sn.t or Of yrshis resurrection VS. only eleven
year. ago IN political fsssshp With all the Abolition
sts, black and be in the State suca language Do
g.,. an intense diseust fcr toe msn thai u,iers H.
The people of This county have not forgotten tht
Sanford L Church leh the Democratic parry oey
eleven years sIoe hecau.s that psrty was tAsn too
Pro-Ssyery. At bat tine. be told the citizens OF
Orleans that the Democrstic party gas wholly under
the col troll of the Slave Power; and that, hnr0re.
he had terred bis back upon i forever. His
awakened con, cieucer would ALLOW him 10 belong
to such organ iIston. Sick and tired of the Pro-
Slavery abon nations OF The Democracy, he re-
rounced al connection thers1itn-Tisrched in hot
haste 70 BuHslo-met in that city sam. Want, john
Van Buren,, Fred. Douglass John Ccchrape, and
other SbOhtionsts; and tssT and there sOasruHIy
pledged h,msef 10 rote for the exclusion Of Sldrery
from erery foo. Of american territorial sou! No
MORE SLAVE sTAIEs-No SLAVE TERRITORY,
ives TIE Ian cusge Of his tongue, and some thought
VERY fooli;hN tue impulse ct Dis heart. Was Nr.
Church sincere and honest eleven years agoi Was
os then verify opposed 10 the Extension of Slavery
AND Oh he honesty believe that congress hsd the
power 10 prevent such Extension Did he then be-
ne right and proper TO discuss the question Of
Slavery E1t,1 sion ard That " bloody iusnrrectons
would result from such discussion If" Yea toen
why ne go butter to-day against those that believe az
he believed OF y eleven years agol
Ass, for Mr.. Church how can ne expect that his
friends and peigh bors will have the less. confidence
IN hs words, politically spoken Free-Soil one day
and Pre- Slavery the next Yesterday wssipg bitter
warfare sgsint Slavery and The Slave Power today
defending them and d,fanrg all thst refine 70 follow
me infamous e1ample. In lS4S the boon comps non
Of AboioIsts in 1889 upnoliDg the uost intensely
Pro Slavery Adm iListra'ion tina. ever welded the
power Of the American Government
Ard this an 10 Medina TO utter and retsra.e
brszen lies 10 behsf Of the mos, corrupt political
gsnizs ION that exists under the suu he appears be-
Lis Frees Soil brethren Of S and giving the lie to
his former professions utters foul sauders against his
former associates by attempting to fasten upon them
the deeds of man msddeIed by strocious wrongs for
which the present Democratic AdministI alton lie
responsible Away with such political treachery
Let him learn from the verdict Of November next that
his ueschery 10 the Of Freedom Will never be
wsIded by the spoils Of office. :.
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Yso tA-an vss arSer Ire oonDsrd OF Col Moore The hos
bsrd Of oso oorx e.sa WITH TIE Connsnis ersdsd s pro
csssor Ai pay b~sx a ARA la the procession v'e
re Mayor Of The city offers 81 he regiment 10 Hno'n
Nr Homisy leading citizens OF The psee VS. an
posir ok upon and could oar Northern eoanyen
have Witnessed III. fD.r. Old Haywood, and the hIir-'
gathered aousd crave, and the respectful and ssra'
with which ,hsy listened - se eurih 'ers- winch
BY preacher there would be no suea
srs;ics Brown and Cook
-Lawson Bolts, the counsel for Brown and his
confederstes, il is said is son OF the late Ger.
Thomas Ii. Bolts of Vugnis, and nephew OF John NJ.
Bots and the Princes Csthanne u. Murst OF Flor.
ida. His mother is grand-niece Of Gen. Washing
ton. Mr.. Bolts is said 10 be young lswyer who
relies his profession for subsistence, and of
good ability and spotless character.
-Jcshus 4. Giddipgs lectures before the Young
Mems Association OF Troy the 22i of November,
and for the Albany Young Men on the 9th. the
people of those cites we hear, making arrange
ments to invite him to address the pubic pot csl
subjects during his stay among them.
-Osawatarnis Brown was soldier in the Wsr OF
1872, and fought q, the Battle of Plsttsbargh.
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DIws rot sres,ly ms.aker, however, they csnn'ed
without their host.
Abbougo Dickinson's numerous attempts ~ witt
csm Of them Of rather Loc order 10 more senses
tbsn one, elected cCpsicerabs applause from the
srouro tiers the fer par Of bis speech yet
when be came to bring up the subject OF Old Brown
e. he oeririyey cs1ed him, ins.es d Of appa1se ne
was greeted with hisses
Tbs seemed to take Scripture Dick" rather o.
dssdvsnsse; but he managed, with some choking, 70
wade through the rest Of his speech, chsrse.sriLog
tie Registry Law .. ore of the most oppressive eoo
unconsttut rA ensrtuehts ever framed, aed uttenog
other absur' Verly, the Democrats must con
tidsr then osss bard pushed for political capital.
Diokin.m wss folo~ed BY A. j Parker the last
years Candidate for Governor who made speech
character I'D by less eophis'ry and Backgammon
than either Of HE osojutors. He denouteed tne
rreprssible cor fict7 doctrine CT w II. SewNd,
but did rot TO eaIicsture i as did BON Dickinson ano
Seymour.
He followed by the latter parsonage vhoee
name will probably be Ieme nbered as lorg tH MS veto
Of the Maine Law for any other act Of his PohnSA
he past present, or future, who summed up lne
Democratic platform into the principle Of ie, alone
ian, chAract<nzlrg their opponents "a m<aa.,N.
party. He went far as 10 tell his hearers 70 81
W IRE they found smorg their neighbors, redd.pg
msp that lie was Republican, whereas the man Inse
minded bis ovn business was a Democrat. .
He oon,eLded that the Legitimate effect of the " n :.
repretsbe coLflict GoctI0e was to array persons Vi
different opinions upon all subjects into hostile and con-
tending factions sLd warned toe Republicans present
that their leaders after meddlipg with and overthro~
ing Slavery, would by the same theory, medd4e Win
The peoples religious rights.
He dsel, particularly upon the reakHe's Of me
South spd the ale ed eanness OF agtaung the SsV
cry question, on account Of the weakness OF the
POw.r-aveniIg that Slave J was stronger o. 'he
time Of the Revolution than row.
Tonight the Republicans have gathering, and 1
may send you brief report. SPECTATOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29
DICKINSON, PARKER, AND SEYMOUR AT
SYRACUSE.
DICKINSON KISSED.

CorrespQraence Of The \. I. Ifihlne' -
SYRACUSE, oct. =, 1853.
Last evening, the Slave Democracy Of OnOndags
Comfy had gathering ~ the City Hau, a. which
ue4tirp ID. S. Dickinson, Amssa j. Parker, and Ho-
ratio S, ymour made speeches.
The collection Of so many lions of the party al
,,a noin, and that the center of one Of the most
Ant Slavery counties in the State be'okened some
,nnsn.l c.nse IL seems TO have been the supposed
chsrce to make political capital out Of the recent DEM
crs,rstion at Harpers Ferry, as all the sPeaker sp
pesred 10 confi3sr those events periec' "inaiAi
ior their party.
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a srat doJ Of this excessive heat He grows ed
very sosp and at thirty Is ~ seeS sss white mss u
6hy Eve or si1iy ysNs It is rare to nee. negro
there Who is ol5er than forty yea; but sall the Old
negro has higher temperature than me ~hts In his
prime Of hA. Il results from the researches made,
that the tsmper,turs Of the negro IT, eeseyis arts',
much superior 10 that Of the White thst the hest OF
regresses greater than that Of negroes up 70 The
fifteenth year of their sse, bat altar that psrod les,
but still greater than that Of whites that tAs negroes
diminish in Temperature ss they srov old and, dnal-
", that the old neg have sen higher tempsrs-
turs than the whites.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

ALBANY Oct rLoUR moderately acsivs and Arm, sale,
bush 8, 100 sa.s ~l ~. nssis:s q 10
81 4s 200 b1sb do S7aSl a. Oars god rsqusss;
BInLrv uneh.pssdI .s.s go bush Wnss1 sc 5000 Bush
b cs.i. W. e So.S no%u., s s. %s sns
xy: ssles 80 bbls at &c:
va Oct g. a. sss: :,' s nd d.. s.
ss 25a for sx. Mcbis.n Indiana Ohio end CsoAAi.n
osprins sale. 5000 ea.h white C.n a obs grains
9oist. WHISKY non insl 40 cAsAL FRsGmrs unchanged:
Exrs.T.Scco sSI Flour 5000 bush. wh..t 1900 SssG.
Spring uS.sss and s,e Whit. @asr 500 y.v,oa.
rate: :.l: 600 bush 81 81 for y:y css.s white h:hs.n'
No q and OIL "a for Milwaukee Club. No CoaS In MARKET
er. Quiet % s. "a +. 'a sa
Whsa, 2 Lass Mro q: s se r q $50
whea, 1000 bush Corn, sO bush ays 1900 boa Ps.' 80
NawosLrA.: Oct. % Corros firm s... ssd.y 1890 bales
q q. WI g 90 s. .s.n:s $50 ..s .ss.: :. =.
creased sO,g: 81; Io ~ g 2" s,. a. :: =:
sSssos S s. ssas ~ 6 s, $ s.
sa H @ .t. s n s, %.s
5000 bs.i total imports this 81 900 bassj sob 5000
peg. tscnsaT ot sFIous dul and declined 3d. ..ls. It
eA7o. Coss ,dVarced 2aSc WHISKY firm At BE PsovI'-
sAylssAs Oct 2s-Corros in improved demand alss TO-
IrcusrI, O, -Corros unchanged, s.lss today, 1878
CHARLESTON, Oct % -Corros-ssI.s, todsy 100 bsles,
week II 90 bses prices ic lower on tas wesh
good Mdtins Halle. RICE dull. and w. loser. .
CHISAco Oct 2.-FLoUR 6rm. WHsAr s,ssdy sss. H..
bush for sprns from Cons dali no Oars
firm. REcEPrs-5,9o bbs yonr. 81. 90 bush Whss i2So
bush Corn, 1900 bash OATS 6HiPnENTs-I,SO bob Flour
$500 bush. Wheat, 1900 bush. Corn
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 4.-fLoUR firm. WHEAT decil2iDs;
sales at sec. Co.'s quiet Oars steady.
WHEAT steady. REcgIr1s-400 bbis. -Four, $3.50 eass.
What SHIPMENTS 100 bbs Flour, II, 800 s1sa Wnea
TOLEDO Oct. FLoUR stesdy ssles a. " iof bnpsrDne'
WHEsT steady a. 81 I0De ~ RECEIPTS 60o sbn Flr,.
1900 bush. Wkes- SaIfaEsTs-ll,ooo bblA Fbsr b""
BALrrMoRr. Oct. 8.--ylouR sdysnens salss Of aow.d
street IS rs; City s5 Ia WHEAT auys ss~s 600
bush o SOL 50 for White, and ~ 2s1$t % 6r ked
CoRS dull RkoyIsoSs quiet. WHISKY dol .. 9c, -
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 1.--FLoua hrm. WHgsr firm; Wits
a, ssG ": Si ESQ 81 30. Coss md osss dali
WHISKY al 2QIic -
BALTIMORE, Oct. @.-asht exchange on New'Xas iioF
PaIAOELrmI, Oct. a.-sshs exchange NsvYesi. par 70
CHicaGo, Oct. 2s.-Ssht sxcbsnse Nsw.Yort y cert
pf.uium currency, ard cent premium for sod ,.
Nrw-OxLEASs Oct. B-ExehAnss LoaAou, 90 Ssyr VI
~ rreuiur On Hsw-Yo,k sight psf To- ps.ni. m
CscIssArI, Oct H.-ssh. ESchsnss 90 Hs~-f'n' az
CHANGED
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2.-ssha exchange On EsvYosh On
changed
SAvAxxAH Oct 2esht exchange 90 New ok, unchanged.
COMMERCE OF BALTIMORE. -
BALTIMORE, Fadsy' Oct %: ~ 20
Exports OF the week. 81 a.,
Decrease rom corresponding week o. ass ye~' 49,
Ilcresse over corresponding week Of last Its
There has been specie exported nom tnn pa"
| 6utiyg The psst week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

TREATMENT OF NEuRALGIA ny ELEcrMcrrY.--
From the time when Ssrandisre and Magsndis 6rst
made known their observations on tho thsrspsuti,L
Of electropupcture gavansm has been frequently
and in various ways administered to relieve ssch
rsgc pains defy other therapeutical proceedings.
The practice Of electro puncture being connected with
more less annoying inconvenience, viz, in many in
stances very violent pain during the operation and
sfterward Inflammation and suppurston in thoss It's
into which the needles have been thrust, other
modes Of applying gsvanism have been naturally re-
sorted to. Duchenne recommended TO produce .
strong revusion by prscticing Fsradisation Of the
skin, by means Of metallic brushes conveying very
powerful electro-magn etio current TO the painful
points; but the pain produced BY this proceeding q,
according to Duchsnne himself, strocious, sad In
CERTAIN number ofcases the operation has not been 90
compsnisd with any success. Another way u 10 ssnd
induced current Of mddliDg intensity, for certain
time through the affected nerve, by messs OF moist
ened conductors-oue pole being placed u point
where the trunk Of Il nerve may be reached nearest
TO the nervous oepters the other one any Of the
terminal branches Of the nerve This mode Of electro
magnetic treatment, which is derived from the phys
illogical fac, that by such proceeding any nerve In
its normal state may be made lees insensbe,
has been found the least ipconvsnent and the most
eficscious fer form Of nsuralgis In feet, tho
pain produced by it is very insigudcAnt, end hardly
worth mentioning, when compsed with the often sx-
sting neuralgia pain against which the proceed
| ing is instituted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

STATISTICS OF HEAp,cHs. The Medical Tsnes
and Ga.ette contains some Interesting numsrel data
obtained by inquiries made in the usual cosrss Of pro-
fsesional experience concerning the causes Of bead
sche OF ninety cases cited seventy six we're females
"a number which establishes pretty strongly the feet
testified to by most Of The old writers, that females
are more freqnen. sufferers. OF the sevsntysix f.
males, forty were single. The prednpcsition in the
case Of females is believed TO originate 10 the nervous
syssm-susotp,ibility of nervous disorder being much
otensr found in the female than in the male subject.
/. s likely to exis. in organisms which evidence c.
psbihty Of so much fnensss and delcscy Of percep-
tiop, united with much proneness to emotional ex-
element, and in which the functioos Of organic life
observed to be 20 readily wrought upon By pass-
irg safes Of thought, sensation, end emotioa.
OF the exciting csuses, emotional disturbance has
the highest rurber Out Of ninety cases, 6ty.thrss
declared this TO be one Of the causes Of their attacks
fcrty.eight also considered tina. atmospheric states
were to be blamed and twenty Ave specified thunder.
In regard TO inheritance Of the liability DO niassssa
cases the mother is mentioned in nine the father and
in twelve both PARENTS in ALL forty gave explicit evil
derce of hereditary predispositiop, and few others
mentioned cases in collateral branches. Out Of The
ninety cases, only nineteen blamed their diet As to
the influence of climate twen.y.pine sesm very olsar
that they least liable TO attacks of hsadachs in
pisces where the air is dry and brscing; dx COM
mend cold atmosphere, and six condemn Il; eight
praise warm atmosphere, and three dislike IL; Elk
in favor Of air. and four svsrse 70 il Fatigue
is mentioned a. an exciting cause BY thirty.two.