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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
NAVY GAZETTE.
NJ rsLssuAzs TO TIE rnIsvsA

NJ rxLsaaAzH TniBvsA
DETACHED.
Oct 2o.-Commander George NJ. Colyocoro:ses, nom
Commander john H. Rowland Msr VIM star psns Aeahs sis
- Z, 49, "a ,inr ords Surgeon W. Taylor from duty
Nsys Rssdsryos Bos.On and odsrsd duty fsss ssoa
u Gulf Sqastron.
OCT psus.os Kitchen to duty S,ys E.Ud''''' Doc
ton Mate jobs O. Howard to Receiving snip '""0n~
DISMISSED.
Oct a3.-uidshipusa John A. Murphy OF Naval A'saemJ
AIScELLArB0U6
h, a..r.., ..on. vent into eommon Of hsy Tara PhDits
pbis, the 18th Inst
sspsca u. b. soescr hshtes sssssHs VIZ
UtiVJ u lks vessel - The W insL o. b~sssesa W."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

THE BAPTIST sTATs ASSOCIATION OF nBHOIs-REsO-
LUrIoys oS RECoss1 aUcrioS AND IMPARTIAL
SUFFRAGE.

SUFFRAGE
F1om our sP--ih Correspondent go.
The Bpt. General State Association has just fin.
hed Dos session aasr holding Of anaigersay meetings
IL tbs cy T4eio large eteadaucc including al the
prominent clergy aal many members o., that denomination
hrolgoa. e state Before adloCsiag they adopted tie fol-
lowing resolutions
U1srs, To- grr problem Of r-eonusto1 Involving Interests
sou'h. white ard bcf gss which aeH eaibno cons uie
are9 No. -s.s .rs S ~ ssy Of oli
brit hfei soc Euss o. q graf Amy q freedom whose uaied
rampT q -cbou aud by De eess Treasures Of Their he i
tso,s s.ft. srd s,eH p,e By Reee sfnies
tou Of ious trials feeling ai her defeats were our de-
fs.'s snd her Victories or Victories therefore. 90
uriy stand b. he rr cpes which lro.L fought and M
snd aud sacrificed sd therefore comPomi'e with
B',S nat We beyv. God be- God Of justice ed
.t; 10. Iby. ud the pursuit Of hppne' We
pse .e. u .e nd eqas. rhn Of II before Avs,
RsrA lhatW DO mos err laiieey conienn aud deno e
~ treason st oys oi. ii rhcei which were the pafrhsse
ce o. or .'To5. G4s s5% @ ~ g so he 5 by
bullet be sanctioned By tie ESeea,iye q ne n,59
oieeoru ion that seeks % give Us restored Union On ne has
reaon cioo humble aors and give protection to loya ne4
Pofd That scilns harmony with the :pi or Govern
nt suY justice the black who fought our Bat
tes befendr or Cor AID IL
yaop Peea be World nat ~ d IL hs IGo
That shall continue 20 teach The duty Of love end 10y
TO pray coed everywhere stand firmly by the national
CoDges, bt ne Union ny De Is'io'sa Upon s I n-
will be both honorube snd abiding
These resolutions were adopted unanimously by the whole
body rising and clerk requested 10 transmit
copy of above the Executive Of the Nation and the
Senators Representatives in Congress from Illinois
Thus each religious body meets, comes out boldly Tor
the right Such resolutions from such sources yield mighty
influence overwhelming voice from church and people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
COURT OF COMMON Pleas CnAMBERs-ooTober a.
Before Judge BRADY.
A HARD CASE

Maria +. Ellsworth agt WIN. L. Ellsworth.
This case, which was heard in full on Friday last,
came up again before Judge Brady yesterday morning lhe
case presented forth that Maria T. Ellsworth the PLAIN
tiff obtained decree Of divorce from the defendant IN 1872
with allowance Of per week The plaintiff failed 70 com
ply with this order Of the court and order Of arrest was oo'
talned against him.
On Friday last motion made by the defendants eonn'
the order OF arrest the ground OF the naly
OF the defendant TO that other The deiehh
affidavit showed that for six months past he bad not een ae
his own living In support OF this he introduced the
affidavit OF his physician setting forth that his health was very
precarous. The plaintiff introduced the affidavit OF Sr
Wilkinson alleging that he had frequently dined with the de-
PENDANT the Mason Doree since the decree OF divorce and
that the defendant frequently boosted TO him Of his wealth The
affidavit Of Mr. Wilkinson also set forth that the defendant as
very free with his money and always appeared to have plenty
Of It. ~,
The counsel for the defendant yesterday morning submitted
adays alleging that Mr. Williamson has been indicted ior
forgery and therefore is not credible witness The plaintiff
counsel introduced the affidavit OF Mr. Ellsworth second wife
from whom he Is also separated TO show that short time ago
he was worth t3 900 In his right and had offered her VI w
for the custody OF their child The Court took the papers and
reserved its decision.
Chas J. Mundy for plaintiff c. p. ScherneFhorn for do
fendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
JEFFERSON MARKHr ro1rcg coCGr

Acr or RCrrfAylsN -Joho Burns, alias Pipes
Barp end john Hart we're charged by Bernard smith with
A. quilting hie ut Egfe ard dagger tn corner N frs
ev, and Eyheenlst They Dota committed Tor eHu
nation
Rfproou visrrors-Hrnry Blbcuf and Mike CLARK wen
git Up oa a. charge o. grand larceny Thy nerc repair
il ROOF on Monday ai Ains GueF oomPaiss taat they
came INTO her room aad pr tended 10 b, tEamns pictures
over her b aud ael ty Aad gOuc missed p1ckeiook
containing So which had been y4s on the 1c4 IL dc!end
ants ae-n committed.
CRvrLH 10 AyuAts.-olgcr John AcIniyr' arrested ~
gone H.uss4t brought m i-tl Court ~ c4Ifst o.
cr.u-y gLlpl gg l.5 horse a. ris committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
srAnntsa ArrpAr IN TIE ELnrEgNrH wAap..

On Tuesday night three mon named 'po Burns and John
and Thomas Hat well known Iuans Sho had that day been
reIeaaed from the pruitentary on Baekcs Island at the
cornor Of and fstsye n In wait for one Ber
nard Smith whom they claim 10 have bee the means OF send
ing them the Pcncntary. Ca the dplmnce Of Smith no
assaulted By the gang beaten them IN terrible
manner mad also and stabbed with m various places
by Thomas Hart Tho ruiians then led, leaving their
insenAibc bleOdng victim lying lpon the Pave
mont la this condition DO oundby the EigLtocnth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

SIT Firsave Ho u regarded bcy In critical ccnttion
Later IN the night Thomas lfs met bernard Mcsney Eho
alleged % have been insunenal IN sending the piJ
the Pcnentiay aud Hart az onco attacked him In tbs
heard OF tho treatment ospecesea b Smith at bo asa Of
yilsd hmseh with knife Dprng the ai1a5 he cut ard
stsbted Hart in the ann ard side inistisg dngep'%
wtalnds . MoGafney than made his .eacspsi Ilirf'
Yves oongeyed 70 Bellevue Hospital. IL IA not ofta chat rtup
tive Justice follows closely uoR tho commission o. oDe
So Gsr nnneOf ihe parLies have been arreled 80 - y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
COURT cALESDARs-rms DAY

SUPREME CoURT-CmcUrr-PARrs l, III and Ill
Adjourned for the SPECIAL rsRxAdjournsd for tho term
CHAnBERs-edby Justice BARAAkDlCou opeus al 10 o'clock
. NOL q, Morrison ct a. sst Wright ct s 100 PIE e. al
101 Garrison ss Malone 49, Salem 81 as froeicl
rs Melville hevns iS Mccarthy sgt OBsn s1S, Fnnen
All. Finch; f3g Wagner agt Moui.on.
TMAaisx CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Holi by Gross, j.
Calendar called at 10 O'Clock Non Jury causes ony'os 10
0yer at Tn. Marine E.noas B.nk -, rsIsa'es 's osses
sr gsss S OsJs .c Chagmss 10; nssenbism .Et fstl
~ Haat sr hkls DO Hs1t at Htssi 3 hoCoeu ast Lyne
ne Hoasseth ssl sohses an Black sx Osef ~ snih e.
hsiassa ts. Css al asts,eal ~ Rnlh III hseas0ai sSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
RELIGIOUS srATrsTIcs OF PENNsYLvANIA.


THE TEBJ noticed IN connection with il lost commence
mcnt DE increased ,ndowaer q the University az LEWIS
burgh vt larger attendance md interest in az the oe.
uonnaona schools located there similar spirit OF renewed
zeal and 'oiyiy pevlding all the enterprises and move
mrnts o. t'e Baptss throughout Toe STATE
The noxt rnnycfslr ~ the General Assocation VIII b. AT
WIuiuApD..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
CIVIL COURTS.
United STATES COMMISSIONS RS OFFICE -0cr. 81
before Commissioner BETTs.
AN ALLEGED DgALRR IN "oUHBR."
iind acfI -. =
United States agt John Williams.

An ALJEGbD DEALER IN = oOEBH
' United States agt John Williams
In tins case, previously reported in THB TRIBUNE
and in which c defendant Charged with having counterfeit
Treasury notes ~ his with ntentto sell The tes
mOny resumed and tho following witnesses examined for
the defense:
George AnondHaye known defendant two months last
him two weeks before hs arcs witness corrected him
sc st sew him the day before he wgs arrested in wooster
st. between Spring and TOOne he 80 company with two
didn't know irft him tho OF Prince and
oostcr before Left another give do4erant
package wrapped aHewsppcr he told defendant 70 lod u
Tor m few moments thai he would be back in that tiroo
then went away. rI rrr-rFr fl- ~ flL
been 10 drug store, No Pr Fulton
st. Bcokyu have been The last two weeks looking for stun
lion = ...r..
Charles Bilor-Saw dcfcnimt Friday In Woostcrst bo
tween Sning md BroOmc: two Others with hini We
went slDng Wooster another give defendant roll Of
paper didn't unde7taud what he said
Peter Kcenan -IiYciB Booyn defendant hiss worked Tor
months ALVEY knew lin 20 be man OF good charo
tor he was a volunteer during tho wur
Examination tiIcn adjcurncito Nov 9, at2 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

wold at Robinson ga Runkle Butter, Kreischler sgt
u.dhsd 900 Ryan act King 4Ol Felt sgt TtomaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

Parkpace, the following report Is mace oi loOoers pics"
to-day;
Brown sacetiass-Indian Head. 22lc Peperen E. a'a'
Bieashed shrsngs-Bartlctt', SIC Androscoggln pts
Trnts-Alegraaek W, s2lc Hamilton l9iei Americas
las Amos5sa i TTcsnsR &C. E4TpTS 49,,
Deuims-Haymaker, 3Oe Boston Manufacturing Co, 27ic
Mining stocks are lower and for the moment seen
without strong buyers at any price
The report tina. the Pacific Mail Ship Company has do
termined 70 make dividend Of S3t per cent in stock
proves upon inquiry, to be correct. The Company AZ
recent meeting increased its capital stock $5Ooo0 ana
converted the proceeds into $OeoOco of United Sa'ss
6s 1881. The bonds not required for any immedss
purpose and probably will be used unless TO diycs
the proceeds among the stockholders and for the pressns
viii be laid aside for any contingency which may an's'
The transaction does not materially AFFECT dividends
the interest on the bonds amounts TO 100000 in sdd
present rates about II per cent on $5OcoOoO OF s'ook
the regular dividend the stock being 20 per cent
majority OF the stock goes into the combination made sos
two years ago. and cannot be sold till December 1868
large proportion goes to England and the balance taken
BY an association Of wealthy houses here. The COMPANY
has determined to divide on the s day ofDecembsrasH
beside their regular quarterly dividend of5per cent so s
cent in stock Both dividends off, the stock al p'sss''
rates say 800 will stand about TO- This will look cheap
for Pacific Mail. There is good reason Why TIE com
panys stock, placed in its impregnabe ecGd1o''
should not command higher market value than ever
fore Il will DO the bestpaying stock on the LIST w
figures and this last transaction must, In addition
enormous surplu, already on hand, pretty ence'uAs
squelch aay attempt at opposition. As compared W..
New-York Central, paying per cent aud selling u l
Pacific Mail is cheap al 200 with this ncresse OF
The Differences between Pacific Mail and railroads is 'a
is corporation steadily and largely increasing
profits and property, while railroads. as DOW Manages
decrease their dividends and increase their debts.
Tho Bank Of the State of Missouri, in ST. LOUIS
been changed to aNatonal Bank, with the 'itls Oh
National Bank ofthe State Of Missouri In St. LOUIS
received It's certioate of authority YESTERDAY LIS
3eo No circulation Will be issued to this psa.
From San. Francisco the combined exports OF trs'~
aui merch andise during the past rne months c0~pN
with thesamo period ofls6i and 1865 were as faSows
1904. 1863. i5ossa. A
Mlsr EXPORTS. t95s.5ia 10 s0i9h' u $50 -
Iles Assure Imports a. 712 5s1 % Jilli,do' "a 'So'
$3.50 $3.50, a,
Totals t0aol. Ios % ti32ll'st "a t'Se9v'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
C0URT-ICITANDTTs-0 3l.--Beforc Mr Ju
1 inn BAIKAEn IL - -
IMggCTLITY OF ENLISTED HEN.
a. .. nnwfI Ilavle

This was an application for the discharge oil SOL
dee Ule enlisted the 10th Of September last and pc
,nOa presented Tor hk discharge iTevet haor1 e
BHttericd made return set m forth thnt the nan was dy
e OIL under the direction Of the Judge Advocate
General he respectfully denied the jurisdiction OF Tue stEe
mnrrate and dec1 20 pro nce the lDdy OF the recruit ~
Vns intended 20 raise this question distinctly leoIe tae Coufl
lut appearing at the ground Of the Application vas te
mental nb entity the the Court refused to e1tei mo
the MAI of lbs snit this pro aedng aud reminded nm
without passing ON she Oth ~ question. .
,Iohn 4 Graz for pciiion,r A. X Phelps for respondent
eu BHtterd tooN advantage of his ENFORCED presence on
this proceeding 70 take the OF Office lns recent pro
motion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

SUPERIOR COURT-SrEcN. ocT. 81 Before Jus
Icc ROBERTSON.
DECISIONS.
Edwin Walsh agt. Chas A. Gregory.-Motion
granted. -
Chas. i. WetmOre agt WIN. Etmore.-Moton granted
Before Justice JOSRs. .f .
John +. Brown ag- Amelia T. Glinea-Mohon granted and
cause referred SC.
Frank Knapp ag Philip acknowledgement set aside and de-
PENDANT allowed 70 answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
"WEDNESDAY. oct. 3l-F &

God has been strong all day, and closes at li6i Tas
steamer from Aspnwa brings 81 s6S The Scotia toOs
out $l63 i25.
Stocks continue strong all classes The Government
list is in demand az full prices and large amounts are nss
offered State securities of all kinds ere firm. Raivf
Mortgages are wanted and some of the low priced are
being picked up by investors Chicago and Great Eastern
First Mortgages salable at IS. The miscellaneous LIST
is active wkesbarre Coal sold at 703, and Cumberland
at 67i. Manposs Preferred lover. Pacific Mail sold
at 49, Chicago and North Western stock continues u
demand, and 6li paid in the morning as against
81 yesterday Rock Island and Fort Wayne werestrons
The last pnces we're as follows: Ohio and Mississippi Ss
Canton Company ssh S56 Boston Water Power 81 ABA
Cumberland Preferred, 67is67l; Quicksilver, 55i ssSi
Mauposs Preferred, 3OIs3ca; Western Union Telegraph,
52I 952i; Nsw-York Central, ll9i; Erie, s5i sSSii
Hudson River, l26islTI; Reading, l6Si6!; Miehlgn
Central, ll4Sl5; Michigan Southern, 3d. Illinois Cea-
tal I26Sl2s Cleveland snd Pittsburgh, 92i Ss3 CIen
land aud Toledo ll9t0li9f Rock Island, l1li0liIl;
North western 81 9eit Northwestern Preferred 8is
80; Fort Wayne, 1921 lilo.
At the public board this afternoon, 5000 shares %
North eslcrn stock bought in for accounA
Of broke, in dcfaat at COZ S6Oi The stock closes t
81 96lil lHtHfE1 |....
Money on cali squoted per cent among brokers 3D.
ances arr et with leading houses, and round amounts
are borrowed per cent and in some cases at per cent
In Commercial paper change There is good deal %
paper offered 81 bank at per cent which is declined.
Bills a. O. days London quoted at 1881 Slo9 foe
commercial 1895 9l09a for bankers do. at short sight
10! ll0l; Psns at 90 days. l7ia5.l3i do. at shon
sight 5l2i 75lO Antwerp, 5.l7l ABB; Swiss, 5.Bis
5l3i Hamburg 3ss $685.; Amsterdam, 40. sill Frank
fort iII ni Bremen 1874 Prussian thalers 72sa
F-esLts lro very dull. The engagements to Liverpool
hrtshas n Id and bal1
Cotton a, 3.l6d. q ID.
The business Of the Sub.Treasury WIS: Receipts,
s?O7l so l3-f)r Customs, $4,000 Payments slSA.
So 90 Balance 90 6SS 737 92-GoId Notes, S3S60Oo
The shipments Of Pittston Coal by the Pennsy!yaas
Coal company 10; the week ending October q, were
ls5 ss5 tans sos tuns Dec. IS go las
The exports for the week compare as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

AT the NewYork Dr. Goods Exchange, Nos. ~ and 81
Park-phce the following report is made OF ob6es pHc's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

Since Tanuarv - s25o43is sl327aL 709 gl5s -. 81
The New. YORK imports compare as follows:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-03
Thomaa A. Alexander.

Not few of the readers of the Press will
as former resident of this city. He was
Cashier of the Branch of the old United
States Bank established here, and was distin-
guished for his afable and amiable manners,
gentlemanly department and kind heart.
After the dissolution of the Bank, Mr.. A.
removed to Jersey City, where he was placed
in the situation of Cashier of the Morris Ca
nal Banking Company. In that city he spent
many years, filling many offices OF trust and
profit, having at one time filed the office OF
Mayor. At the close of the banking powers
of the Morris Canal Company,he was appoint
ed the New York agent of the Etna Insur-
ance Company of Hartford, and subsequently
entrusted with the Presidency of that MAN.
moth Fire Insurance Company whose risks
amount to two hundred millions of dollars!
His election as President of that Company
Obliged him to remove to Hartford, where he
spent the last years of his lite. Last year he
lost his beloved wife, and her death had SEN
sible effect upon his health. Still he pursued
his usual avocations, devotng more time and
energy 10 the business of the Insurance Com
pany than his strength warranted. About
two months since his bodily health began to
fail in such a rapid manner that he was in
duced by his son to establish his residence with
him at Bergen, New Jersey. Here, attended
by all the care filial affection could bestow, he
ga ak quietly and calmly to his last rest on
Thursday, March goth, in the 9th year OF his
age.
"His life was gentle, and the elements aes ~
And say to all the world, this was man"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-03
Commercial.

Per Steamship City Of Paris at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March 1.-The
Cotton market Monday was firm at full prices but
on Thursday, under heavy receipts, became fiat, and
generally prices I'd lower; Middling Up ands 1914 q
2Od sales for two days 900 bales, including 5000
to spectators and exporters.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. March
21.-Flour dun and tending downward. Wheat very
quiet but unchanged. Corn hrmer and in fair de-
mand; mixed 2Ss Sd. f
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, March 81.
Beef quiet and a shade easier. Pork firm. Bacon
dropping Lard very dull and % lower. Butter slow.
Cheese firm Cor fine. TailOw in moderate demand at
low rates. -rj
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, March 21-
Ashes in m re demand Tor Pots at 33s. Sugar
changed. Coffee inactive but steady. Rice inactive
but steady. Linseed Oil firm at AS q as Cd. Rosn
quiet. Spirits Turpentine firm holders of French
demand 81. Petroleum frn at 2s Id @ Is I'd for re-
fined. ec
,yr Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, March %. P. M.-Cottop dull and
prices weak; inquiry small sales for two days
5000 bales to spectators and exporters Middling
uplands 19sd. HA@ 4ft 7. % A-s@Ft 49,
|, Breadstuhs--dull and unchanged. rg
Provssions-quiet and steady, except lead, which
tends downward. ss.,..., l. =sysSs Ssscyy
Produce-steady and unchanged.
LONDON, March22. P. M.-Consols for money clos
ed at S8a 9 S6s.SyA 1Ap-. &N'llll.,s a&r
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-U. s.. 5-20's I'll a III.
Illinois Central Shares so. Erie Shares GOT a 552. (
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-03
Ne,D York Markets..

q IN n NEW YORK, April 2.
sCotton--a shade lower; sales $50 bales Middling
Uplands at 40 q 404c.
Flour-State and Western, unchanged in price;
sales $500 bbls Southern heavy; sales 4sO bbls.-
Canada unchanged; sales 800 bbls. Yes
Wheat--quiet and holders firm, while millers insist
upon materially easier prices; sales 1000 BUSH Mil
waukec Club, No. 1, at Ga. -trzs
Corn-quiet and firm; sales $4,000 bushels Mixed
Western at rs q 7Sc.
Oats-hrmer. SEA 81 -
Beef-dull; sales $50 bbls -
Pork-unsettled; sales 1850 bbls. New mess OF
20 SO q 26 20, closing at Is 93. --ia5 III
Lard-hsavy; sales $50 bbls.
Whiskey-quiet; sales 100 bbls. Western at 2 90
@227.
Sugars STEADY; sales 425 hhds Muscovado at 10i
a 103; 3S9 boxes Havana at lie.
Cofee-dull; sales 800 bags Rio at 131 q 15c.
Molasses-dull.
Naval Stores-quiet and steady.
Freights to Liyerpool-dull Cotton per steamer
I'D; Corn "a g SD. sF ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-03
Negro Celebration at Richmond.

WASHINGTON, April 2.
The National Republican says There is q
report that the Government has interfered
with the proposed celebration by the colored
people OF Richmond of the anniversary of the
capture OF that city. We have the best au-
thority for saying that neither the President
nor Gen. Grant interiered in any manner.
The subject is entirely within the control of
Gen. Terry, who is a man of safe Judgment,
and being on the ground, knows best what to
do He is authorized to act prudently in the
event of any unnecessary or illegal distur-
bance of the peace on either side.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-03
Miscellaneous.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
III MIDDLE STREET,

1T MlDhLI 1NCE4s
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel
vXTHEkE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity that he has
permanently located in this city. During the three
years we have been in this city, we have cured some
of the worst forms of disease in persons who have
patients In SO short time that the question is often
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured win
doctor the second time without charge.
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and is also regular graduated physician.
Electricity perlectly adapted to chronic diseases in
the form of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption when
in the acute stages OF where the lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofua hip
diseases white swellngs spinal diseases curvature
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy or paralysis, st. vitas Dance Deafness STAN.
tion constipation and liver complaint, pes-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma, bronch-
tis structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints.
BY Electricity $50
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
ity Of youth; the heated brain is cooled the FROST
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformties re.
To- and
the palsied form to move upright; the blemishes
youth are obliterated the ACCIDENTS Of mature Lille
prevented; the calamies Of old age obviated and
active circulation maintained. afot .ea4li.-f
II LADIES
Who have cold hanGs and feet; weak stomachs, lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi.
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestfopand
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and b9ck;
leucorrhoea, Tor whites); falling Of the womb with in
train ofdiseases will find in Electricity sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
msnstruation and all OF those long line Of troubles
and will in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vigor of health. ,... ......
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRICITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES tor sale |
for family use, with thorough instructions.
DR.. D. can accommodate few patients with board |
end treatment at his house.
Office hours from o'clock A.. NJ. to 10 NJ; from |
to 8 P. M, and to 9 in the evening. 'a' -
Consultation free. e4 .agid noy1tf |