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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-13
A MAGNIFICENT PRESENT.

To the party sending us the largest number of sub
scribers for the Campaign mot less than one hum
dreO, at the club rates, we will make present OF
TWENTY.DOLLAR GOLD PIECE,
Of the good, honest old Democratic Currency.
For the Second Largest List (not less than ffty)
We will make present Of q O..
TEN.DOLLAR GOLD PIECE.
For the Third Largest List (not less than fifty,
will make present OF
FIVE-DOLLAR GOLD PIECE.
For all other clubs Of fifty or over we will make
present to the persCE. getting it upof q handsome
engraved Likeness of the Democratic Nominee for the
Presidency. whoever he may be.
Club subscribers may have their papers addressed
to different postofices.:
The names Of all subscribers for the Campaign
should be in promptly before the first of May that
We may know the number Of copies to print.
Address,
LAYMAN & BAKER,
Editors of THE OHIO STATESMAN,
Columbus, Ohio.
nFSend for specimen copies.
March l, 1854.
p@All Weekly Newspapers copying the above
Prospectus with this notice, five times before the
frstof May, will receive THE DAILY STATESMAN in
xchange one year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-13

A. W. Shearer
.sa;n.t Before Samuel Kell, a Justice of
asainse Sthe Peace Of Prairie Township,
and Lucy EDGAR
ON THE 5TH DAY OF APRIL, 1884,
" said Justice issued an order Of attachment In
April s. 1854. sqsl o A. w. SHEARER.
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N0TsICE.

V,HE undersigned has been duly sppeinted Ad
j. ministrator Of tho estate Of John FILLER. deceas
cd, late Of Franklin county, Ohio. April Is, 1854.
apl6-dlt&w3t JOSEPH FILLER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-19
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.


BEFORE wM. II. CLIFFORD, ESQ.
Ptundering goods from the wreck of steam
ship Bohemian. " esterday, Thomas Bailey
and Edmund Cole, were brought before the
Commissioner, charged with pluudering goods
from the wreck Of steamship Bohemian. They
gave bail for their appearance before the
Commissioner on Monday next.
Resisting Revenue OGcers-Joseph Ham,
iiton, and four others, of Yarmouth, were
brought up for resisting the U. s. revenue Off
GERS, who were guarding the property at the
wreck of the Bohemian. They waived an ex-
animation and recognized for their appear
ance at the U. S. Circuit Court, ON the 23d of
April, in the sum of 500 each.
Dexter Wallace and three others, from
Phipsburg, for the same ofiense, recognized in
like amonnt for their appearance at Court.
Altering U. $. Treasury Note.-Daniel
M. Cotton, of Biddeford, for uttering United
States Treasury note, (grecnback) altered
from two to fifty dollar one, waived an ex-
animation, and was ordered to recognize, with
surities, in the sum of $500 for his appear
ance at the U. S. Circuit Court. Failing in
bail, he was committed. Z. & F. Fox for re-
spondent. G.. 4. b. Jackson, Asst. U. S. Dis
trict Attorney for Government.
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address of Presideaf LiacoIs at the oDea,ao
Of the baltimore Sanitary Fair.


f""'e 80 q r a.,,.a. L'1eoin at ne opening
IT.. ,.. BALTIMORE, Aprii 10.
"a; S a,on .1ioniouies vi lne great
'ai' q. 'no ua ,anu ahstlute 'o-nigut, were
o seiy imposing. ine display was exceedingly
n nu. ine i'iiihense ouiiuihg was thronged.-
r iesiaeht LIncoih MADE speech. Speaker
n nonaa anu SENATOR wilson accompanied the
Ifes'uent 10 Daitimore. Inc fresidents APP
pearahce III the nan was greeted with trenen-
uous applause, when continued Tor some mo-
m aae ater .le inaugural address Of Gov.
nisuioiu, llie rresioent was ioudy called ior.
ana AZ iesponsc nc proceeued 10 make Driei
AouIess.
ne referred 10 tne great change that had
TAKEN piace III baltimore IN the last three
years. Truly, ne SAID, the world moves. At
.nc commencement Oh the war the SOLDIERS OF
tne onioh eouid not pass through baltimore
unlnoiested, ana now we nave this large as
seihoiage Oh people brought together 10 DO
mem honor anu prosiae ior lheir wants and
,iiaAc .iie,n colniortaoie. An honor 10 the
ora'e patr'ots VINO had wrought the change,
anu ny, 70 I've noole women VINO aided them.
"neh tue WAT began scarcely one ihdividu.
al supposed u would last till now. All
thought II would be ended In some way IN
much shorter Time. very lew, at that time,
thought the institution OF slavery would be SO
mhch affected. But these expectations were
not realized, and here We are laughter. and
slavery has been somewhat affected tgreat
laughterl. SO true Is IT, my friends, that man
proposes and God disposes. The world had
long been In want OF correct definition Of
the word freedom. Whilst all proiesssd to
advocate liberty, there was in the minds Of
many very opposite view Of what liberty
was. with one man liberty implied TO work
for himself and do as he pleased with the pro-
ceeds OF his labor. With Others liberty meant
to do as you pleased with other men and their
labor. One OF these two conflicting ideas
would have TO give way TO the other. lie
thought, from some occurrences which had
recently taken place in Maryland, that her
people were about 10 determine which Of
these views oil freedom should control her
destiny.
Ihe PRESIDENT then passed on to refer to
matter winch, he SAID, he supposed was just
now deeply agitating the minds OF the people
all over the country. lie alluded to an occur
renee which was reported to have taken place
az rort riliow, the massacre OF several hun
areu coiored soldiers by the Confederates.-
many supposed the government did not in
tehd 70 DO Its duty in regard TO the protection
o. these coiored soldiers. He desired to say
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sE@ Rev. DR.. Gannett is the senior pastor
In Boston, having been settled as colleague
OF Dr. Charming in 1924.
CO The Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune states that the Fremont men
are bound to run him as Presidential candi-
date in any event.
CO 1t is said the weekly receipts of the
N. Y. Times, for advertising, are $4,000
One firm pays 100000 year.
V- Judcious and generous advertising ia
the secret Of success in all enterprises depend
ing on public patronage.
% Some mischievous boys tied cat to
the teat of cow, in Canada West, few DAYS
since. The scratches of the cat so frightened
the poor animal that she ran until she drop-
ped dead from sheer exhaustion.
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NEW YORK AnriI IA
Cotton-dull and unchanged; sales In6O bales NJ
SOC for middns uplsnds and 76c for low mid Hinge.
fiour-receipfs $40 bbis; sales 6I0O bbls. Stsfa
and Western dull and loo lower. SuDar STATE alsS
80; Extra 1901 rs; choice sol9s 90: Round
Hoop Ohio e0O(G6 Is; choice q say 60; Superdne
Western 20dT 80; Extra do e0a 4 90. Sontheyn
dull and lower; sales 500 bills; Mixed to good Co
(gs 70; Fancy and extra 25@g IL 90; Canada duI
and loo lower; sales $50 bbls; common Extra 6OQ
rs; extra good TO choice sOa9 az
Wheat-du aud l(a3c low or; Chicago spripg n
81 20; Milwaukee Club 13al 76; Winter ked Yves.
tern 1fal 81; Amber Michigan sCa 81: Choice
White Michigan, 200
Corn--very duh and &c lower; sales 2s 600 bush !:
Mixed Western &c in store
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The Panie ia the Near York Stock Market.
New YORK April IS.
The subscriptions at the LIST National Bank
today, for the 1910 loan amounted to &c, 700.
The money market is much disturbed by
the stock panic aud there is no regular rate
OF interest-one per cent day, and even
more has been paid. Banks are not paying
out Greenbacks, and legal tenders are worth
2 per cent more than certified checks. Some
OF the Banks refused TO take certified checks
Of others. A large number of bull operators
have broken down. Monse & Co., announce
that they will be able to pay up in 60 days.
At the public board stocks were thrown ov-
erboard at almost any price. Fort Wayne
sold down to 81, but recovered to log.
At the Second Board, the market was very
unsettled. Some stocks showed sharp ad-
vance, while the majority were lower.
At the last public Board, prices advanced
as follows:-N. Y. Central, 1872 1-2; Erie Ill
IA; Harlem 16S 60; Reading 135 Ia; Erie
preferred 106 10; Hudson 124; Michigan
Central 1876; Galena l22 1-2; Michigan South
92 IL, do guaranteed 1874; Illinois Central
125 II; Toledo 146; Cleveland and Pittsburg
los "a.
The receipts at the Custom House today,
were nearly 100000.
The Austrian Consul General, who has Just
returned from Europe, has made arrangements
for a line Of steamers, hence to Trieste, calling
at all the principal Mediterranean ports.
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WASHINGTON, April Is.
In order to correct erroneous Impressions
Il Is proper to state that the Presidents order
OF March last, requires that the amount OF
men raised by voluntarily enlistments, be
made up To April 10, and the draft be made
thereafter, as soon as practicable. No author
ity Is given for the assertion that it will take
place on the LIST of May. There are more or
less necessary and real delays connected with
proper adjustment Of accounts with view
to draft, but the reports of additional and I'M
real ones TO which currency has been given,
serve only to increase the difficulty.
The Supreme Court Of the United States
adjourned sine die to-day.
The resolution passed today for night ses-
sions may be regarded as an evidence of the
determination Of q majority Of the House to
bring this session OF Congress TO a close at
the earliest practicable moment,-perhsps a.
bout the LIST OF June. Some of the Senators
however, express the opinion that Congress
will remain here until July.
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To THE Sick Madame Manchester is al

To THE SICK Madame Manchester is al
lowed by competent judges to be thoroughly
scientific In her profession, and the celebrity
of her skill In curing disease, is household
word. Her rooms are continually filed with
eager seekers after the first, best, and highest
of all blessings-healh. Those who have
diseases, and especially such as have confound-
ed and made dumb the general rule of doc
tors, should by all means call on Madame NJ.
She has spent the best part of vigorous life
In investigating diseases and their cure, and
by going beyond books to nature and vital
common sense, has succeeded in obtaining in
formation and corresponding skin, which
others cannot boast. 1t is no wonder that
one who thus thinks and acts for herself,
should have success In reality, which others
only have in hope or in dreams. The sick
should at once obtain her advice. She can be
found at No. II Clapp's Block, Portland.
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MEETING OF THE SCHOOL CoMMITTEE.-A
meeting Of the School Committee was held at
the Committee room on Monday evening.
Miss Mary l.. Farley was transferred from
the Primary School, No. Is Congress, to Pri-
mary School, No. 8 Bracket street, and Miss
Brown is to take her place in the Primary
School on Congress street.
Miss Helen NJ. Richards, Assistant of the
Primary School, No.9, was elected Assistant
In the intermediate School for boys. Miss
Susan T. Peters was elected to ill her place.
Miss Frances T. Hedge was elected Assist
ant in Primary School, No. 0.
1t was voted that Monday, May I'd, be a
holiday, the LIST day Of the month coming on
Sunday.
resolution was introduced proposing to
increase the pay Of teachers in the Primary
schools, $50 each, which was referred to
Committee on Estimates.
Adjourned to meet on Monday evening.
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NEW YORK, April Is.
Monse & Co., stock brokers, have stopped
payment
The Posts Washington dispatch says the
House will probably pass the gold bill by q
small majority.
Gen. Grant will review the entire Army of
the Potomac in day or two.
BALTIMORE. April Is.
Three negro regiments passed through the
streets to-day. They made fine appearance.
The Maryland Sanitary Fair opens tonight.
President Lincoln and Speaker Colfax will
be present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-19

CAMP BERRY BANp.-The complimentary
benefit to the Camp Berry Band comes off
this evening at new City Hall. We hope the
hall will be crowded with our citizens, thus
showing the Band that their voluntary seryi-
ces on SO many charitable occasions, are re-
membered.
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W-Mr. Harrington, 1.-THE real Harrington
whose celebrity as a ventriloquist aud prest-
digitator, is worldwide, will give three enter
tainments in this city, at Deering Hail. com
mencing Wednesday evening. This is a fare
well visit from Harrington, as he intends, af-
ter this tour, to retireito private life.
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THRTY-fIRsr REGIMENT.-Thisr regiment,
900 strong, arrived here from Augusta, at IL
o'clock yesterday noon, and proceeded to
Boston Immediately AFTER the arrival of the
train from that city, about one O'Clock
Six Companies of the 32d regiment will
come up from Augusta tomorrow and pro-
coed TO Boston.
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9-Mr. Long did divide the democrats
sure enough. The New York World is sorry
that the Philadelphia Age intends ito play
into the hands OF the republicans by support
Ing their representation that the views Of
Messrs Long and Harris are the views of the
democratic party"
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szO,26s 9s

U-U. 5. Gunboat Agawam, Commander
Rhinds, arrived here from the Kittery Navy
Yard, yesterday afternoon. She came to this
port to oil up her crew. Here is grand
chance for seamen to enlist. The State boun-
ty will be paid to all who ship on board Of
her. Apply at the recruiting Office, foot Of
Exchange street, kept by ]. p. Heath, where
all information can be obtained
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ey-We are requested to say that the
Company" recently playing at Deering Hall,
are not to be held responsible fer the sudden
exit OF their Manager, for they were the vic
tins Of his dishonorable act to the extent of
their salaries.
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The President has approved the act extend
Ing for two years from date the time within
which the States aud Territories may accept
the grants of land, donated for the establish
ment OF Colleges for the benefit Of Agricul-
ture and the mechanic arts. West Virginia is
now included within the limits of this law.
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CAUTION!

MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS are respectfully eau
TONED against using the name CABINET ORGANS
as applied TO any instruments but those of our make
This name is our trade mark, legally secured and
we shall feel compelled to seek legal redress for any
infringement Of our rights in regard to it.
PURCHASERS of instruments are respectfully
advised that the CABINET ORGAN made exclu.
ssely by us Is essentially different from harmoni-
ums and all other small organs upon which instru-
ments we claim that II is an important impr oyement
The great reputation which the CABINET oReAps
have obtained. and the widely increasing demand
for them. have induced certain parties to advertise
quite different instruments as CABINET ORsASs I'm
some csses, and in Others, 10 represent to purchas
ers that harmonious and other reed organs are the
same thing The superiority of the CABINET Or
CANS. which has given them their high reputation
and elected such strong eommendation from the
most eminent ofgansts and artists of the country
arises not merely from the superiority Of their work
manship but is the result in n large measure, Of
several patents which exclusively ours, and the
employment of processes peculiar to ourselves.
whish are the result of long experience and extend.
ed experiment
MASON Sc HAMLIN.
274 Washington Street, =. Bo,tou,
apis Mercer Street. New York. eod4t
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Valuable Real Estate az Au,,,o.

( IN Tuesday, April &c, at I2I O'Clock NJ. ON tho
" premises the valuable lot of land with the
ouldings thereon situated on the corner OF 1;Tav
ana winter STREETS The house is a two story WOO d.
en- mouse, finished throughout. and In fine order
ether modern Improvements, and Of the most
aesrabepiee s o. property of its eass in the mar
ket IL sa healthy and pleasant locality and ex-
Gel ent ntighborhood We therefore especially rec
omM end IL for residence. The title l. clear. Sale
positive and terms tasy. For particulars inquire Of
ENhf BAILEY. q CO. AUCTIONkER
apis I'd eR-Argus and Courier copy.
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G1-Several new advertisements are neces-
sarily laid over till to morrow. Advertisers
will confer favor by handing in their contri-
buttons as early in the day as possible.
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nB-Several distinguished yocalists of this
city, will give concert at Lewiston, on We'd
nesday evening, in aid of the Sanitary Com
mission
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PENNY PosT.-Mr. George l.. Norton has
been appointed carrier of letters in the lower
part OF the city, vice, Mr.. Charles It. Moody,
resigned.
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etribution win be surely given. (Great ap.

retribution will be surely given. (Great APP
plause.)
But how should Retribution be administer
ed, was question still to be settled, would
II be right to take the life OF prisoners in
Washington, in Fort Delaware or else
where in retaliation for acts in which they had
not shared? Would it be right to take pris-
oners captured say, at Vicksburg, and shoot
them Tor acts of which they were not guilty,
and which it probably will be found were the
numbering only few individuals, or possibly
OF only one man. The President reiterated the
declaration, the Government would not fail to
visit retribution when the acts were clearly
proven. Throughout the Presidents remarks
they were warmly applauded; especially his
enunciation of a determination to visit Retri-
button for the barbarous deeds OF the rebels.
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NEW ORLEANS. April I2
Cotton was In fair demand; sales 500 bales 5s1Tic
for ordinary to strict middpg Sugar and Molasses
in faiT demand and stock reduced; prices ranging
from l5t9f 70 for low lair to prime Sugar and lac
for Molssses.
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AUCTION SALES.
Z. MPATrEN. AUCTIoNEER, IL. Excb.n.a :,
Linen. Cotton and WOole. &C.,.

A Auc ion. on Tuesday, April 18th, at Q, M
a q and y r; M. large and good assortment q,
part OF Silks, Alpines. Alpaecas Merins s. IyoIesa
Dslanes, Lawns. rlaids. Stripes, Jickings FianIT'
LINENS Prints, Quilts. SottoBs, Broad Cloths o..
smeres. Doe Skins. Shawls, Searfs, Linen AdITs
Gloves, Hosiery, Mitts. Braids, with variety Of otb
er gooJs-sae Will commence With a lot OF remnants
-iadies are invited to ATTENDING postpon, ment.
Also
Ladies' Clonks --latest styIesl Kid ard Wool
Sloses, Hosiery, Lrtes, Collars. fdgines, Ribbons
fhnges, Meek Ties, Yarns. Sewing silk &C.
N -I1KkW sK--
rl bIosn and White Linen, Darnask linen Shifting
aos overs, Linen Bosoms Crash, Cambria n and
kerehe :, Fine Doeskins, with variety OF rsrev
aprls dtd
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r, a., ST. LOUIS. April l.
Flour dun and irregular. Wheat active; prime
! II; choice lt0At 81 Corn active at L 03al 10
Oats lower at s6as0. Whisky declined "
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Cincinnati Market.

-, CINCINNATI, April IS.
Flour unsettled and nominal. W heat duh Wits.
key II demand light. Provisions quiet and un.
changed. Gold esSal es.
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Cottage Uouse =, A,...,o

WILL be sold at Auction on WEDNESDAY
w April 10th, At II o'clock A. M , on Montreal
street, the Cottage House now occupied by Geo N
oofoon. IL is one and half story wooden eot.
Iase, new, haished throughout and Ia fine ordor.
inete are SIX hnished rooms, abundance of the
very best water, with a good barn an IN. nyeu.a.
house Is neat, convenient and every way desir-
ao,e inr residence. The lot il about Al by "A feet:
TILE clear. Sale positive.
or particulars inquire at Ill Exchange street, or
HENRY BAILEY 4 Co, Auctlone.rs.
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Per steamship Saxonia, at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, April 9TH
The sales for two days were 10000 bal s. including
1000 to spectators and exporters The market was
dull and unchanged.
Latest
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, April 9Th
The sales to-day were 5000 bales including 1863 to
spectators and exporters Market closed fiat and
unchanged.
Breadstuhs-quiet and unchanged.
Provsions-guiet and steady.
Produce-quiet and steady.
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SALARIES OF SUBORDINATE CITY OFF,
cERs.-The following are the salaries of the
several subordinate officers for the present
year, as established by the City Council last
evening:
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RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
April 9th, were S92,723 81
Corresponding week last year, 72454 80
Increase, s2O,26S 90
There was an increase during the week OF
$4.2l3 SO in passengers, and sl6055 90 in
freight,
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Copartncrship Notice

fINHE undersigned have this day formed eopart.
u nershlp under tho name and style OF BRAD
LEY MOULr0N & ROGEES, for the purpose Of
carrying on the Flour. Grain aud Prov isien bust.
ness, at s. Commercial Street. Thomas Block.
ROBr. BRADLEY,
q. NJ. MOuLTON,
ap2 diff A. q. ROGERS.
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EDW. M.fATTEN.A UcTIoNEER, l2 y, change ST
building at Auction.

nN Wednesday. April 10th, .t3 p. NJ nm The
~ premises, Commercial Street, II Iema,ps oftLs
Sweeney. 40 a o :,
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E. NJ. PArTEN. AUcTIoNEER, u Exchange 81.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Cranes
Roses. &C..

nwARF and Standard Pears. App,.s p,yro aud
IL Cherry. ~ anu
Map.es. Lindens, Mountain Ash and Wiloxs
heybrd perpetual Tea Noes and China Roses
hSpberriss, Red. white aud Black Currants
Strawberries aud improved Blaekberries
Grapes. &C.. &C. f'-N
Am nne condition. perfectly hardy, and will be
'o'u IN i"S 10 su" purchasers ap1e dtd
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Notice.

DRUG CLERK WANTED. One that has had one
~ ~ or two years experience. preferred. Apply at
NO $40 ConRfsssU. isdtf
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LA DIE 3

Who have cold hands and feet; weakma osf chs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache ;
dizziness and swimming in the head. with indiges-
ZION and constipation OF the bowels: pain in the sid
and back; leucorrhea, Tor whitesl: falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all that long train diseases will lind In Electric
too profse menstruation and all of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies. Electricity IL certain
specific, and will In short time restore the uferer
to the vigor OF health.
We hare an Hieefro- Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison rom the system, such as
Mercury, Anthony. Arsenic, &c. hundreds who
are troubled with stin joints weak backs and vari
Gus other difficulties. the direct Of which. In
nine cases out OF ten IL the effect Of poisonous Drugs
can be restored to natural strength and vgor BY the
zee Of from i've to eight baths.
Once hours from s O'clock A. =. to P.n.;1i
9; and to r.. ~.
Consultation Free. iyl4 fsedt