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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
Supreme Judicial Court.

,Vsg9ilI BARRows, J., PRESIDING. 81
WEDNEsDAY.-No. q 6s6.--Lucy Coombs
H6ettdnt, VS.. Henry f. Coombs.
Libel for divorce. Cause deserton anc
vioiationof his marriage VOWS. Divorce de
creed, and custody ofminor children award
ed to libellant. j. ODonnell for libellant.-
No appearance for libellee. ~. =
No. s67. Eliza Banning, libelLant, vs.. ,Ehos
Banning. 81 - As - ii
Libel for divorce-canse drunkenness and
i'll treatment Divorce decreed. j. O'I)on-
nell for hbellant. No appearance for llbellee.
No. 77e.-Eivira A. Quimby, nbeHant, vs..
Al3nzo A. Quimby. e
10 Libel for divorce--cause intempera nee and
cruelty. Divorce decreed, and custody Of
the three children awarded to libellant. j. w.
Parker for hbellant. No appearance for libel
lee. 1ad qe sata4 -
No. 922.-JoelR R. Brewer. nbellant, VS.. Ella
S. Brewer. a. Asi'ss7a a si,s7.4 g ..i re-.
Libel for divorce. A hearing was had
Decision reserved. Vinton & bennett for
libellant. No appearance for libellee.
No. 271.--Asa A. Phinney & al, VS.. Alfred
Thompson. s.. s9asA. Y. a..
AssuInpsit on account annexed. Defend
Hzh filed an account in set of, and offered to
be deisulted for IS, which was objected to by
plaintiffs. The Court allowed the account of
1 defendant, and ordered Judgment to be en-,
tered for the balance due plaintiff, about six
dollars. Costs for 1efendant. l
M. M. Butler. j. O'Donnell..
Several cases, relating to trustees and other
matters were heard by the Court.
NJ Adjourned to 8 O'clock Thursday. .s
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
pEpIcArloN.-The Chrlstlan- uhapel .

DEDIcATIoE.-The Christian chapel on
Great Island, Harpswell, was dedicated to the
service Of God last Sunday. The sermon was
delivered by Rev 0. P. Tuckerman Of this
city from the text, "We believe, therefore zoe
speak" His subject was the ground on
which all Christians could unite. Revs. Mr..
Knights of Scarborough, and Mr.. Moses OF
Kittery, assisted in the services.
The congregation worshiping in this Chapel
commence under fair auspices. The services
of Rev. Mr.. johnson, who has been laboring
there since last December, have been SO ap-
preciated that Church has been formed on
the island, and marked change has taken
place among the people. The hotel was pur
chased and converted into very neat and
commodious chapel, capable of seating about
200 persons, and the services of Mr.. johnson
have been secured for the present.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

MISS. DENNIsoNs Dancing School Exhibi-
lion cane off last evening at Mechanics Hall,
and beautiful exhibition it was. We confess
to more admiration of the dancing of the
young stIlln we do off.'children of larger
GROWTH There were upon the floor some
very small lads and misses, and the dancing
was excellent La time aud motion. Their
Waiting too was graceful and in excellent
time There were many spectators present,
who enjoyed the scene. 1t was indeed a
group of happy, welI-behaved children. We
saw Barnum flying round up stairs and down
and that is sure sign the children would have
something good. tstr sstss1o s.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
From Caltfornsa and IaaAo.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nav Is. 1is
The scarcity and high price Of -four at Boise
City, Idaho, illuminated on the LIST of April
IN popular outbreak and raid upon the -four
stores. The disturbance was qdelled and the
price of -four reduced. A considerable sup
ply is now on the way. 0H s1e e
Gen. Mcdowell left Saturday evening on
the steamer Saginaw on a tour of inspection
through Southern California. eaal
The people Of Sacramento hung Davis In
efhgy.a Isw.1 s9saas4a4 " oa6 asI7W 80
Steamship Sacramento, with passengers
from New York Of the I'D ult., arrived to-day.
II SAN FRANCISCO. May 49,
The municipal election in this city is pro-
crossing quietly in this city. The Democrats
have no ticket and generally abstain from yot-
ing. The Peoples Union Ticket, will be
elected. a.a3 2 = ~ q. 3 7 -
The shipment OF Utah freights from this
City, March 23d, via Colorado River, left Lo-
ypaz. Arizona, 275 miles above the mouth of
the River, per steamer Cocopa, May 4, for
Utah.. Landing 900 miles above the places of
dlschsrge.G0 I1G NJi8A04 be4
The steamer John S. Stevens arrived to-day
! from Mexican ports with $67 900 in specie
and $4,000 sacks Of silver ore. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

$500 - NEW YORK, Nav IT,
The steamer Columbia, from Hayans 1stb
arrived this evening.
The pirate Stonewall, it appears. left Tara.
rife April 1st, and arrived at Bermuda on the
Goth; thence proceeded to Nassau. hnt mas ss
unable to go over the bar owing to Jraw;ro
over 16 feet OF water, and then occupied three
days in her passage to Havana. She was not
saluted at Fayana, but the Spanish General
D'Marina, under pretence of showing the I ni :
ate to bis daughters, paid a visit to the Stone.
wall One ofythe Captain GeneraPs aids and
some government officers also visited the
pirate. m-s.st 500. - '-'''eu ' 'ne
; Some difficulties were attempted to be Mac
ed in the way of clearing the steamer Columbia
lor Key west BY our Consul, but Messrs. j !.
M. morales q GO. overcome it and she was al
lowed to depart to warn Admiral Stribblinp At
\ h1ey WesL. The result of our. Consul sending
20 Key west is the arrival at Havana OF, the
18TH, OF the frigate Powhattan, Capt. sWorden.
and the gunboat Aims is outside. q
One OF the passengers landed at Matanzas
,ov the lmogene was lack Davis, a Galveston
The gunboat Aims captured off the Florida
coast an English blockade runner with 100
bales Of cotton, 100000 in specie, and two
men noton the crew or passenger list. who
both refused forgive their names.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

PHIL,ADEI.puTA Nav

-. 4 PHILADELPHIA, May II.
THE Subscriptions to the q 80 loan received
by Jay Cooke to-day, amounted to 81 SOL 300.
The largest silgle western subscriptions were
100000 from the First National Bank Of Pitts
burg, and $4,000 from Second National Bank
Of Cleveland. The largest eastern subscrip-
lions were, First National Bank of New York
$4,000; j. w. Guest of Baltimore 100000;
and A. Van Allen, Cashier OF Albany $4,000.
Individual subscriptions by working men and
women were 1898. r,
The best opinions in financial circles here
to-day is that money is to be easy. The I'M
certainty that seems to exist in the mind Of
capitalists in the eastern Ct ties as to the course
OF the money market, does not exist here, nor
is any apprehension felt that the operations of
the Treasury Department growing out of the
immense sales of the 7-30 loan and the conse-
quent drafts upon deposit banks. particularly
in New York will cause any stringency what
ever.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
3y 5.E1eCtn.a.cdUv

The Rheumatic. tho equity, the lano and the Ia,
leap with Joy and move with tine agility and elastic
tty Of youths the heated brain il coolcd the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities r(a
moved; taintness converted to Vigor, weakness 10
strength; the blind made to sec, tho deaf to hear al
youth are oblitsrated The accjdsnts OF rature ia
prevented; the eaamltlet OF old age obvlat0d, AZ
An Antiqa olrnnlafinn maintained.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

THEATRE.-O utalanchet, the Lion of the
Fa est, was put upon the stage last evening in
good style, and it was well performed. Mr..
Procto mades an excellent Indian chief. The
drama is an exciting one, and exhibits the Iu-
dian habits and manners in their true light
There are traits in the red mans character
that are noble and pleasing, and especially
did he possess such before he came In con
tact with civilization and the white mans
fire water. This play was deserving of a
larger audience, but the weather was un-
favorable. "A fuller house may be expected
this eynning, when the same will be perform
ed
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
2 Nasas,.ato,. oerrespe ,.asnes.

% bne ssanps -3Ia1Qs New YORK, May II.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says Gen. Sherman is expected in Washing
ton Friday or Saturday. He will remain on
ly long enough to transact the necessary Of
fetal business, and will depart at once on a
brief visit to his family in Ohio. sii IS "a zH
81 1t has been finally decided that the grand re-
view will take place on Tuesday and Wednes
day next. The troops Of the armies OF Sher-
man and Meade are now marching through
Washington. LIZ. l.l 81 laHnI.a d h
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
Municipal Oourt-May II,

The young highwaynen, James Fl. Larkin
and James Ward, were brought before Court
charged with larceny Of $50 from the person
of - Leighton, as mentioned in our issue
Of yesterday. They pleaded guilty, and in de
fault of sureties in the sum Of $500 each for
their appearance at the July term Of the Su-
preue Judicial Court, we're committed to jail
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
Rec0nstruetiOn In North Carolisaa--D estttu.
ts at FavettepiiIe, -

q zale0fI-I d d sIasq New YORK, May II.
The Raleigh Standard of the 18th says it is
probable that steps will soon be taken TO call
a convention to reconstruct loyal State gov
eminent. $500 8aoets
A letter dated Fayetteville, Sd, says dele
CATION was appointed by the Mayor of that
place to proceed to Wilmington and procure
food for the inhabitants. The result was 90
900 or 10000 rations were at once forwarded,
and thou h the secesh swore they would not
eat anything from Yankees, they were the
very first to rush in with bags and baskets.
Government horses and mples are also fur
nished the farmers to work with.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
Testimony of Simon GGr0eum.

After the reassembling of the Court Simon
Garacan testified as to interviews with Mudd
on the 18th and 21st. He was one of the
party who went in search of Booth, and sub
sequentiy to arrest Booth. His testimony was
similar to that of others already given by
Lieut.. Lovett, who had charge of the party
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
43Y TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
EVENING PAPERS.


g Rebel Pirates In Spanish Ports.
New York, May II.
The steamer Nightingale brings Havana
dates of the 18th, and Key West of the 18th.
The rebel ram Stonewall arrived at Havana
on the 18th. 1t was said the government
would not allow her any facilities for doing
damage to our shipping, that she would be
obliged to leave within twenty-four hours,
and not be allowed to discharge or take any
ammunition, and only sufficient coal to take
her to sea, and that If the Captain General
had orders to that effect, he would seize her.
There was no report OF her having destroyed
any vessels on the way to Havana.
~ The blockade running steamer Imogene ar
rived at Matanzas on the 10Th, with one thou
sand bales of cotton from Galveston, and
twelve passengers en- route for Europe.
1t is said our consul applied officially for per-
mission to send by a tug boat notification Of
the presence of the Stonewall to Key West
but Gen. De Mairino refused the request. As
she passed the Florida coast, signal fires were
seen for twenty miles,
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

Telegraphic Communications .scitIt Ne'c Or
UiH89l WASHINGTON, May II.
a To Maj Gen. DiG THE following COM
municatiol from Gen. Candy relating to the
rebel ram Stonewall, which may be import
ant to shippers at New York, has been receiv-
ed by this department ei IA
We are now within six hours telegraphic
communication wi New Orleans.
(Signed) 2 - E. M. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
srtrb or<I New ORLEANS, May 10.
r, Hon. e. NJ. Stanton - The United
States Consul, at Havana, reports that the
rebel ram Stonewall left that port on the 18th
inst. ostensibly for Galveston. l have warned
ali commanders on the coast.
s ~, Il. 49, Major General
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

MASTER CoKER's CoNcERT.-This young
vo 'alist, assisted by his sister, Master George
EllaAsd, Heni MolIenhauer and others, will give
con cert next Monday evening at City Hall
Our r. adeIs may expect to hear music Of a
very hiA-h order. Young Coker possesses a
wonderful voice, pure soprano, of great
mower and sweetness, and Mollenhauer is cell
ebrated as violncelliste We have heard his
b performances on his favoritel instrument, and
don't hesitate TO place him in the first rank OF
artists. Reserved seats can be procured at
Paine's music store. We expect 60 see on the
occasion n brilliant and fashionable audience.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18


WASHINGTON, May II. !
is The following general order has been is
sued from the War Department: siHf ~
All forces Of the enemy east of the Missis-
sippi River having been duly surrendered BY
their proper commanding officers to the armies
OF the United States, under agreement of pa
role and disbandment, and there being now
no authorized troops east of Missouri, it or
dered that from and after the LIST day of June,
1865, any and all persons found in arms against
the United States, or who may commit acts of
hostility against it east of the Mississippi
River, will be regarded as guerrillas, and pun
ished with death. w -d8.
The strict enforcement and execution of
this order is especially enjoined upon com
handing Ulcers of all United States forces
within the territorial limits to which it applies.
According to an order of the War Depart
ment, the Adjutant General has been directed
to commence mastering honorabiyo out of SER
vice all general, field and staff officers, who
are unemployed, or whose service is no longer
needed.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
Coz. BrOtCr of Georgia, on the sray to Wash
se tngtos-- Gen. Foster Killed.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 16.
Msi. Gen. Thomas has arrived here, en- route
for Washington. Gov. Brown arrived here,
and left this afternoon for Washington. He
was arrested on the 9th in Mlledgevile.
ter has been killed by Capt Walker, of the
rebel army, to revenge the killing Of his son
bV the former. "a
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

A BEGINNING.-Th Providence Gas Com
pany win reduce the price of gas on the LIST Of
July. Will the Portland Gas Company follow
suit and reduce the price here. They can well
affo to and ought to do it, with the stock
selling at twenty per cent. advance.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
From. North caro,t,.a.

lsaa8 pes. has NEwBERN, N. O., May II.
im Railroads in North Carolina are all in run
ing order, and mails and telegraph are also all
running. ss,1
3 Union meetings are being held all over the
State; and there is great mass meeting at
Raleigh to-day. Aka III 10
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

) NEW FEATURE IN LIFE fEsURANGE.-En-
dowment policies, payable twenty years from
date, or on prior decease, and non .forteitable.
See advertisement berkshire Life Insurance
Company" oN 5s
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

ArMospHEEIc.-Greatc changes in single
a., even for our changeable climate. At
As.. "Wednesday the 18th, 60 deg, the
- = 4 summer mornings, from June 1st
- Ana,,st sist At11 A. NJ, IS deg; from
:. oaI NJ 10. Between aud 4, thunder
- - r.;a followed closely by shower Of
Suowoi :, 80 and 6, another shower Of
nan, s psss IS 49, before shutdown. the tenn
perature So deg. ~
The above is furnis. yea ~ a. os's' ''s w
respondent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have received ior
Ma United States Sanitary Commission since
my last acknowledgment, as follows From
Rey. Il. Snow, contributed by people of Au-
burn. ss241O; Clerks in Portland Post Office,
route 70 ents and penny post, $4,000; James
w. FarroN,, Franklin Island, friendships 90;
East LiverLlore Ladies' Aid Society, S43.O 90;
Shin Carpenters at Kittery Navy Yard, SlO5
w. Z. Morris, Portland, $500; John l. Win
rate, do, $22OO. /. WAsHBURN, JR,
Nav ~ 1866. 6,s Agent for Matte.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

EThe State House at Augusta, is receiving
4. usual annual brushing up, and is being i'm
pro we'd by the substitution Of large new coal
furnaces for the small old ones, which were in
adeouat,' to warm the building
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

Rich CAKE-A basket containing various
'Rirds OF cake, found its way into our rsanc-
tum~ last evening, aud we enjoyed rich
rep st. 1t was from the establishment of Mr..
J. Partingbon, who has taken therooms under
Lancaster Hall recently occupied by Mr.. r.
l.. Robinson, where he is ready to furnish the
pubIic with cake and confectionery OF the
incest kind. Certainly, judging from the
sample sent us, he manufactures most delicious
articles, and we think those who have once
tried them, win be disposed to call on him
AGAIN. n
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

THE following gentle. men have Oeer az ~
pointed as delegates from Slhe for'iana os
GA. to attend the Nation val CoEVension :.
Young Mems Christian Al seeiatlons' 70 Oe
holden in the city Of Philade sphia, commenc-
ing June 7th Capt. c. SturG want Thomas
R. Hayes, H. M. Hart, &. 81. Blu. 'ges 8, andre"
]. Chase, James Noyes, DIR. Water H. 'onu,
son, Rufus Deering, j. B. Mathews FREQ
Davis, F. A. Smith, VIM. W. Wood bury, 'onn
w. Munger, DIR. A. G. KimbaIl, A. ]. Gilm An'
MT. S. Rice, ]. Harris Cressey, G. G. Lyle
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
TEETHl TEFTHl -TEETu =

DR. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Elect, 4,
Stg without Pam. Persons having decaved Ia ~
or stamps they wish to have removed for resstti
he would give polite invitation 70 call
Superior siectro Magnetic Machines for sale fot
family use with thorough instructions. 7lr-
DR.. d. can accommodate q few patients with
board and lrestmsnt at his house. -
Ofioe hctrs from Del Oh a " IL
from ! to 2. n, and ITO . in the Evening.
OonsnitAtion k5ee. s+ noylu
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
Arrest of Coz. VaHce of N. O,-Pursutt of
Coz. Magrath of s. O.. 6I
NEW YORK. Nav

The Berald's ChesterS. G. correspondence
announces the arrest of the rebel Gov. Vance
of North Carolina. And Gov. Magrath Of
South Carolina, is being pursued by our cav
al
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
Meetino Of the kentucky LegisEatssre- Trial
= Of Justice Bullet.

sas @fs6 !. CINCINNATI, May II.
The Commercial has a special dispatch from
Frankfort, Kentucky, which says that the
Kentucky Legislature assembled yesterday,
but no quorom was present. The special bust
ness of the session is to try Chief Justice Bull
the government. 1t is reported that Bullet
has resigned in order to escape trial,
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
LUMBER 1!
MoIasscs.
Notice


FVNhE Stakeholder In the kagls Hill Mutual Coal
a Company are requested 20 NEE in the Han q 1
the Mercaptile Library Association. on Thugaa ay
B he 18Th Gay Of May, at9o'clock NJ 70 make ar
rangemen's for receiving and distrl ntng they Coal
mavIbtd PER ORDER,
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

WASHINGTON, May II. g.
The advance Of Gen. Sherman's army
reached Alexandria yesterday afternoon.
Sherldan's cavalry are encamped short
distance from Long Bridge, on the Virginia
nida -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

THE stockholders Of the Eagle Hill Mutual
Coal Company, will please take notice that q
meeting is to be held in Mercantile Library
Hall. corner of Plum and Middle street, this
afternoon at o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

M VI ! W.
4 ar Res0 York. M0rket. sg nnsf
NEW YORK May H..
MCottcn-heayy sales HOO bales middling upland
at 49@50c. -fss4 .a,fasa9'
Flour -50Iec lower !; sales $500 bbls State ct
5 6O@6 50 Round Hoop Ohio S0@6 20; Southern
dull !; sales 800 bbls at 1903 IL Canada 5(@i0c
lower sales 800 bbls at 35Gl8 26 sr.Als VW
Wneat-dulli "a es 10 800 bushels n lwaukee Club
at 35; Winter Red Western tpoorl at 40; Amber
Michigan 70. .rle9 bioJ ssFa3B as5aE -1g,
Corn-5@l0e lower; sa,essS 900 bushels new mixed
Oats-5s over; Canada at 4a@45c. &
Fork-lower; sales 7.sOO bbls new mess at goo.
Lard-heayy, s.a5g q .rsaI
Butter-dulI. 80 4.l-s,sa
Whiskey-lower; sales 1000 bbIs Western a O6 &
Sugars-dull; sales 800 hhds Muscovado I0@114
Coffee active; sales 1000 bags Rio. on private
TERMS stf ant
PetroIeum-dull. fsss.Is . slN
Freightsto Liverpool-dull. as.4,4s
Stock Market.
a1ss ia a6oa NEw YoRK, May
American Goid,.. 1904
United States le-40 coupons ....... 70
United States Skies. 1881, coupons. w
United States $40 coupons -.................U5s
Mionlgah Southern - -. Oh
new iork Central 49,. SJt
.Si n94
......st 'yt3
es6 sc3
entvA w.. .....'ooa
az Gold closed at Gallager's Evening Exchang, Of
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
Ar,.syat Of tie Nora NJ :, sc..,a,..

'i4 MONTREAL, May II.
81 The steamship Nova Scotian arrived at
Farther Point at P. NJ. to-day. News an
ticipated. ssl 1922 4'49
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

A,,-s.al d sAsla.a, J, I and sheridan. A.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
P0EaEAYD AND VTCTNrTY.

Y s7 Essc Advertisements .Fa-Dov
Theatre Deering Hall This Evening.
Auction Sales-E NJ. Patten. "
Sherifrs Sale-Russell Lamson,
Gift Sale--Arrandale A Co. ~
Men Wanted-J L. WinsIow
Estate for Sale-J q Z. M Rand
Bound for Dresser's.
Wanted ~
Select School c, Hail
Eastern Packet Co.
Moving Machines-Kendall & whitney.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
AUCTION SALES.
Buildings, Land. scales. sn6e
Wagon, &c, mt Auctio,

I'm Thursday, May 18th. at 10 N. ON v.lLo-,.
" Wharf, near Boston Depot we sSsn ~ ~.
JnuiIang 70 by 90 feet, one and half stories T~,
s EIai 70 BY 80 feet each One 0 l Tilton NJ
srIasd's Sale, abo4t 1000 lbs; on Fairbanks Pat
,nr n me, nearly new weig hing four ons; one
' n. rJlgseri one Job Wason one Lumber Wag
Ssd our o sets Truck Harnesses. Also. ne lot Of
Fsetornn S.srk street ne arly opposite the Shovel
'ofy' apo1t 30 BY 60 fe ia fplendid lot
ma,lassiE Nkf BAILEY q CO., Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18
Grand Rsste,s Of shsrp.an,s and Mead's


af saa WAR DEPARTMENT, ~
Washington, May 17-I0.40 P. NJ.
To Mai. Gen. Dir, Ne,v York:
A review ofthe gallant armies now assemb
ling around Washington will take place here
on Tuesday and Wednesday Of next week, the
23d and oath inst. g9 re
m9b (Signed) E. M. STANTON, 3
Secretary of War.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaeh..
lamo ana weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indigess
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain In the sde
aud bnok; lencorrh@a, Tor whitesli falling the
womb with internal cancers; tumorB, polyDus, and
Ill that long traio OF Diseases viii dnd In Eeotrc.
tty sure means OF cure. For painful menstruaticp
too protuse mensfuation, and all OF those long ne
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity In ,ertn
specific and viii, In short time, restore the suaertT
10 the yigOr OF health. rrl
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-18

MOULD respectfully announce to tns citizens O,
w Portland and vicinity, that he has german Mt.
~ located in this city. During the two years we
have boon in this city, We have cured some o.
the OF disease In persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment in vain, and Curing pa.
tients in 30 short time that the question Is oitep
asked do they stay curedf To answer this question
NO will say that all that do not stay cured Rs viii
doctor the second time Tor nothing.
Dr.. ID. has been practica; electrician icr twenr,
oneyeaTs, and s also regular graduated physical
Electricity 10 perfectly adapted TO chronic disease
In the form Of nervous or sick headache neural, A
In the head neok, or extremities consumption VIII \
In the acute stages or whore the lungs are not fu
involved acute chronic rheumatism, sc-oIula b.
Diseases white swellings, spinal diseases, curVat
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted lin q
palsy or paralysis, St. Vitas Dance deafness stas
msring or hesitanOy of speech, dyspepsia indigo :
hon, constipation and liver complaint, pilos-we on
every oase that can be presented; asthma brOncbi.
s,strictprea Of the chest, an AZ fofms Of fema Z
implanted .Is