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The New York herald., 1871-11-09
FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

Mons. Arajuar, astronomer In Madrid, Is reported
to have discovered new planet which he has des
ignated conception"
DR.. Farr, ofthe British General Register once, we
know, thinks guttony the growing sin Of our age,
and states that more people die nowadays from
cout and kindred diseases than from dellrium
tremens.
The German scientific expedition has lately re-
turned from cruise In the Baltic. The prepara-
tion OF the report has entrusted to Professor
Mobius and DR.. Meyer, merchant OF Hamburg.
In August, 1872, Brighton is to entertain the
British Association. Edinburg, Liverpool and Nor
wich have mad that honor In succession, and now
the distinction has fallen up0n'the bright and pleas
ant which Is SO naturally called London-super-
mare
1t has just been discovered that the Kara Sea-
Siberia is contrary to the belief hitherto prevailing
perfectly navgable. Some Norwegian vessels have
o NoS smS and o
tude.
facture OF the new sedatlve drug Choral 1t states
that IL is sold by tons week. and quotes q letter
from Baron LeeIg sillrmlng tnat one derman chem:
ist manufactures anu sells hall ton every week. or
course, no such quantity is used in medicine and
the lancet seems half afraid that il gets into beer
inquiry. Taxing chloral is the new and popular
vice. particularly among women, anu is doing at
thousands Of dressing-cases, and those who begin
Its use often grow so addicted to 1t That they pass
their lives IN sort OF cOntented stupefactiOn.
Cnoral drunkards VIII soon be an admitted variety
Of the species.
A novel substitute for gutta percha has IL !. been
utllized. ~ Is marine plant wasned up on the
shores IN the vicinity OF the Cape OF Good Hope,
South Africa, and has come into considerable use
as substitute for gatta percna and simiiar SUP
stances IN the manufacture Of fancy aruces such
~ canes, picture frames, inIaid work. &C. IL is Of
dark color and when fresh IL Is thick and neshy:
but when u 10 dried n becomes compact and lis
surface looks ike beautifully grained deer's horn.
Alter u becomes DRY and hard II can be rendered
SoH again by sleeping In water and In this conli-
ton may bo stretched and formed into various
shapes IL can also DC reduced, when dry, 10
powder then made plastic by soaking In water
epd ~ tnN eonQlpon u may 10 stuck Into almost
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A THE CAUSE AND CURE OF CONSUMPTION
r % "
S ! Ss & n:s na
blood thence into the solid. Q, the body rs,.ons
70 Ssr1% pu%onay Or ~ viii
liable to have Of tho Luns' no:sps IN :s%s
cure amy any case OF Consumption Without arsi restoring
10
So % @
pp,s p s the ns seF s e
DRAKE Pills These r. the stomach sovei3
AL s @ ana slime may @ a.sr o Of s v
al the diseased sea bile hat has acs"mua.si her
heahy Gle neM eaa ssA'y " "n'A
us sas S
an excess Of The organ orpd ana me spn
Ing strength and spsr Il is in = condition "a no NIX. ss ysIas n: rs
msay Il
~ exc s1se's & O as ns q Ss
organ, ami create good, hearty appetite and prsEa
as sna u%a. for ss sds %
tim what e cure re. %9s o
syrup The fomonis syrup noar,ns: ;es ne system
o thence
AZ morbid matters whether in the form q
matter n The form q free wsnn 0nss
lie: healed .oand ana cured !, "a
@ s "s sn as' %
matter cannot ripen long as tho system below par:
s heS as he s
SON regain heath ans strength h: l. The true and only
plan TO cure consumption and person y very bad me
lungs not entirely DESTROYED Or sven u lung 10 enrey
gone there enough vitality left in the other To heal up
have seen many persons cured with only sound una
live and enjoy life to good old ago. This e what schenck
Medicines WIN do to cure consumption They w clean ou
on and Nature the assistance she needs to clear the
system OF all the disease that 10 In the lungs whatever the
be.
Ii Is important that while schenck's Medicines
should be exercised no. 70 take cod keep indoors zoo
else only In genial and warm sunshine.
wish distInctlv un erstood that when recommend
10 be careful 10 regard 10 taking cold while using my
partially recovered from the effects Of bad cold y far
cured and ii precisely the same In regard 10 consnp
ion SO long as NE lungs are no: perfectly healed .s %
Hence that strenuously caution pulmonary patients
against exposing themselves 70 an stmorphefs that
lungs q Of sores, which the least change OF
atmosphere win inamc The grand secret Of success
nation instead Of provoking as many Of the faculty do.
An innaed lung cannot with safety 70 the patient be
spring autumn II should be carefully shielded from a
Irritating Influences The utmost caution should be observed
in this particular without under almost any
circumstances is impossibiity
The should be kept wholesome and nutritong
diet, and all the medicines continued until the boey hss
restored to It the natural quantity OF flesh Pnd strength
was myself cured by this treatment Of the worst KING oa
many years lung mostly gone haze cured .no.-
sands sncc and many have been cured by sn sAs
About he i. o pecemssr 10 take Of
my building the northeast corner OF oixtn anu AIcn
Streets where shall be pleased TO give advice 10 all VINO may
fuiI directions accompany my remedies, that per.
any OF the world can be readily cured ey "eb
observance =. '.' il. scHENcx, NJ D, Ph,lasepAs.;
JOHN r. HENRY, No. College place. New York. whole
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sis La.zis Merrill Call New York; schr Lizzie Basshe
Nusya Aurea tsp Barcelona ya Ms.gs
csy Victory Cushing Lverpoo bark Pontoppdsn lDanA
Locke, fssaa. Ru.ssn ISa Island. A- ''""-'
asoa ess New York; sa %ashinson. %
sRf Ss2 dI :esr E.s
sssd-schr Henry rabsr. Bowman. Philadelphia via new
HoSoS.p SETP9eT s1 No. sch. Anna H.yss
New York; Ell Townsend Nohos and Marietta Hand, Nor
SLw IIAyES: Nov .shr. Yankee Boy HusA
Port .RS Johnson conn'a BrcM SSs ea
Ss % ;i ssass ssSsh
pars Pass nnd sas poD
MsGisS on ooss,ss HSs1 E..Sss ssS
schrs John xcpev po,
Th Hsy Sarah hA5nG
Eliaapshport cnnecca burton Hooopen; GS6aess,
sts Ssra
Now sss :sl: S Florence. ana
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New fIao.s Ios aR Mary
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son, sirena. Luda, New Orleans; Helen Augusta, Wells
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Baird, Godfrey Boston Dwight Days Smith. Welnesf; n
port Lady Ellen. somsrs, wa.s6.m; Hudson vsush,
r. :s sSssss tSss sa % 5s.
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Huney; Eva Bell scmsrs; ocsan ,r Travsier Ada%s and
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ssn:S :S' % ss' for SsSsasess
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E!sIss1ssP: Sgnes; 6nrS;s kenss asSwn. sgnss;
u0son sSss.
FRnSs sesh & . Ss Y0
ainore Port siaEey s5s.rs crociaTd Godfrey.
Cleared 0smyn. Pausen Port Townsend brig En-,
SS1 ss Ss 5sssa S
York.
schrs Talbot Amsbmy satilla Farragut Smith, do;
Lee, Jacksonville. .
sToNINGTON, Nov ARRIVED, schrs Maha:ka, Ficke
Nauset Mayo, DO for do Emily Kelley. Sandwich for dol
buYV Nov .chr
iP Ts e. CSnsD @ ,s
York
viNEYARDHAyEN, Nov = Arrived; schrs Q EsmnS. 1
ton, Marc tor Boston: Hickman, Woodbridge, NJ, toS
do Helene Hoboken for do Osprey Port johnson for d9
Maud Cranmer, Philadelphia for do Louisa Johnson 90
for Portsmouth Reno Elizabenport for do Ida Ella New
Cann. and Lncretia. Bangor for New York. :, ,.
Saed-Schrs Ariel. Hedabedec, Fannie II buckhn' ana
Josephine. ,.,,,.. -.
land schrs Agnes, South Anboy for Boston, KosinA,
John Nh tor New York; L standsh, Pembroke for do5
Eddie Pierce, Boston Bamore Active Gardner TOE
Norfolk.
Eailed-Al eastern bound vessels
WILMINGTON. NC, Nov Cleared schrs Rover (Br)s
Barnett Bermuda; A Butler Butler, Boston.
6h-Arrived, steamship Regulator, Freeman new YORK
schr Mary Simmons, Candy, do.
Cleared Brig stromness (Br, Elliott, Cape Haytien.
WEXFORD Nov 6-Arrived, schr Aida, Knowles, Enxa.
bethpor. cr
New York.
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any shape In die press coming ont OF the mould
ike articles formed OF gutta perCha.

like articles formed OF gutta percha
Dr. Demarquay has discovered q new method OF
treating that species OF lockjaw which Is caused py
wounds II possesses this advantage over all otner
methods that have been tried, that while they have
invariably failed II has been successful IN two cases.
particularly sensitive cold, which aRgravates all
their symptoms and greatly increases Their
hls TWO patients, one OF whom had re-
celved o deep wound In the calf OF the
leg, while In the other case the l0ckJaw
seizure had followed upon the amputation OF
limb In room heated to from "a to " degrees Fab
renheit, where they could perspire freely without
lar cOntracti0ns which form the Chief features IN
lOckjaw were relieved by intra- muscular injections
OF morphine the places selected for these Injections
being those where the muscular contractons were
most painful. The result or this treatment was that
the patients were soon able to open their mouths
and assuage the terrible thirst which Is one OF the
conc0mitants OF l0ckJaw, and ultimately recovered.
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Passed THROUGH Hen Gate,

BOUND BOUTH
steamsnip 1laucus Walden, Boston for New York, with
mdse. TO II Dmock
BOUND EAST.
ney, CB.
Steamship Norwich. Hines New York for Salem
steamshn Nerens- Bearse New York for Bost a.
Steamship Acushnet Rector. New York for New Bedford
schr Fannie Hazard Mack Newburr for Middietown
Scnr q r Ely, Stokes New York for Providence
schr Mary 4 Cufe Gorham, New York for Cow Bay.
scnr Amon Bacon Hatch, New York for Providence.
eseamer United States Davis New York tor Fall River.
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E y r o p &.
The Ministerial Crisis in the Em.
pire of Austria.
THE EMPEROR'S DECISION.
How President Theirs Regards the Move
mentS of the BOnaparteS.
THE EMPEROR'S DECISION.
SENTIMENT CT THE FRENCH ARMY,

The following letters from the HERALD's CORE
spondents in Vienna and Paris sketch the political
situation OF AFFAIRS In those capitals as it appeared
ON the dates under which the letters are written.
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SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

steamshps Russia. for Lverpool Nevada, do; rnacria
oiassow' illiie' New Orleans Wyanoke, Norfolk DC.
Wind at sunset NV
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HUMAN HAIR swITcMEs r,ksh a,sS h,,r !! ,oess
long, weight ~ ounces only 90; 70 inSaes e. M
weight enIy ~ M Ths G1Iy 81 Brosa..v
Amity street. and S6i Grand corner o. s,rse
sent G. o. d., by express upon receipt OF Color oy MALL
Correspondents answered. - =
4 ssOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A dGeront staes desertion, &C.. suflcent cause
publicity no charge until divorce granted advice frce
'Ns M. HOUSE, Attorney, l60 Broadway.
4 psOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
the courts or different States No publicity. Advice
free Notary Public and Comm!ssi1ner for every State
r. l. KING Oounselor-atLsw, 363 Broadwav
4 GRADUATE OF TIE N. " UNIVERSITY (MEDICAL
N Colegs) and r. G. Surgeons, London be consutsd
on Diseases the Pelvic vscera practice OF 10 ysars "a
ab,es guarantee permanent cures or no charee,
Once 20 Centre street, near Chambep X COBBETT n. ID
IlARGAINs IN TEAS, cOPfKES, GROCERIES AM
ID ProvisIons warranted 10 suit the palate and the pocket
OF the million. THOMAS r. A0NEW,
S0O 0reenw'ch street, New York.
CORNs, Bpl,iONS CLUB AND lN0pOwfNO NAIIx
~ joints, warts, &c, cured without pam; Rices Annih
Aior cures corns bunions, &c Dr. RICE, 2IO Broadwa
corner Fulton street. /
fT'AMMANY HALL RU1NED--TEN CENvs.--ON DOW
iab of Tammany Hall; no fall q lk
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OCEAN STEAMERS


RruRE FROM WORK FOR TIL
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
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SHIPPING NEW S.

Almanac FOR New YORK = rais Day.
Sun rises. ...... 6 40 Moon rises. morn At
Sun sets. ...... 4 48 High water. ..eve AZ
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Tho Fenrs Of ThIers-An Eye ON the Plans
of Plon-plon-Animus of tho Army-Half
Pay and No Work the Remedy Against
Revolution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-04
THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 4.
An EXTRAORDINARY LAwsUIT.-A lawsuit

An EXTRAORDINARY LAwSUIT.-A lawsuit
of great interest and Of an extraordinary KIND
for this country, involving the title to the
valnahle property of the First Reformed Pres
byterian Church of Philadelphia, has for Sc
ver,l weeks occupied the Supreme Court OF
pennsylvania, now in session in that city,
The case is of q singular character, having
arisen solely from the fact that prominent
member of the Church in question sang hymns
IN nublic worship, whereas the principles OF
the Reformed Presbyterians, the modern rep
r r of the Scottish Covenanters, pre-,
scribe Rouses version Of the Psalms OF David
az the ''only fit medium for tuueful praise,
The offender was George H. Stuart, OF Phi
adelphia, President of the Christian Comms-
sion during the war, and man widely
known for his benevolent use OF his large
wealth. During q session OF the reform
ed Presbyterian General Synod, held III
that city in 1867, Mr.. Stuart, who was a mem
Der of the body, remarked in speech that ne
was in the habit of singing hymns. On the
DAY following this confession the Key. Or.
Douglas, of Pittsburg, introduced resolutions
declaring Mr. Stuart's seat i'll the Synod VA
cant, and referring him to the session OF the
FIRST Church of Philadelphia, to be dealt with
fer s:gross violation OF the established order OF
this Church in the use of human psalmody, ac-
cording to the order and discipline OF the
Church in such cases.
The Synod voted at the close of the session
to return these resolutions to the mover. Al
the next session of the Synod, however, which
was held at Pittsburg, Pa, the subject wa;
again brought up, and after long and excited
debate MIR. Stuart was suspended from his seat
in the Synod, his Eldetship in the church, and IN!
his right to partale Of the communion, III;
suspension was based upon the fact that he had
publicly suog hymns. aud had also joined III
the sacrament with members OF other sects
The Presbytery with which MIR; Stuart
church was connected refused to acknowledge
the action of the Synod as binding, and his
pastor the Rev. Dr. Wylic, with a majority
of the congregation, also sustained him, anc
continued to treat him as member OF tht
church in good and regular standing, \ MI
nority of the members Of the First Church, who
approved the action of the Synod, thereupol
seeded, calling new pastor, and holding ser
vices in the hall of the Academy OF huslc.,
They claim to be the true First Church. and
that the majority by their disobedience to the
Synod, have forfeited their title. On this
ground they have brought suit Tor the posses
sion of the church property.
The case has excited great interest III Phil
adelphia and among Presbyterians everywhere
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PROFESSIONAL.

COUTHERN CLAIMS:
THOMAS WILSON,
A1vrOPNE AND SOLlCIloh
OF CLAIMS,
No 3ol a street, Washington, ID. g.
Practices in the Supreme Court and Court OF
Claims. - c,,th.rn
Will attend to the prosecution OF Southtrm
Claims before the Southern Claims Commission
lately authorized by act Of Congress pdis
NJ Vermont. late Senator Howell of Iowa, late
Representative Fcrriss, of New York ~
This Commission is authorized to receive an
claims from the States lately in rebellion to take
evidence and testimony and report the same s,t to
onsn 10 provision is yet made for the payment
Of these claims, and all action is subject to the
future action of Congress. The Commission will
set in Washington. -. ',
X. c. GLASCOCk late of Fuuquicr co., Va,
is authorized to receive claims and collect testl-
mony which will in proper time be presented to
this commission. He will be at Fairfax Court
House on Monday, the 10Th Of March,; at N zen,
na Fairfax county, Dist of March, brehlStna.s
I'd of April Manassas 4tl of April L%espurg
10th of April 'iilI lo-lin
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Reduction in Price!

This article in composed of Pure Ground Bone
dissolved in Suphuric Acid, Animal Matterand
Potash.
1t contains no heavy mineral substances such
rs enter into the composition of most of tho artl-
clcs sold under the name Of Super PhosphateS,
and consequently the bags in which it 10 packed
though ~ large rs any other, contain only lo'
pounds, thus saving to the farmer ut least ~ per
cent of weight IN the same bulk.
1t has less inorganic matter than those articles
which are based on Rock Guano Other heavy
material. The farmer therefore derives benefit
from almost every atom Of its bulk, either II
crop grower permanent improver of the soil
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Baltimore, July -. 1870.


testify to the virtues OF the Magnlm Bonum
Fertilizer, us tested this spring ut my country
residence, Ncstlewood.
tried it upon old grass, new sod, flowers, veg
rtablc5. &c, and in all cases with the nost mark
ed success.
| sowed lawn grass seed where the Subsol WAS
Of hard clay, with only one inch Of top soil and
that poor and gave it dressing Of Magnum
Bunum on April 10, 1870. By the 10th OF May,
the grass was two inches high, and very thick
and green. then sowed ground plaster on it,
inrLrs high, and competent judges declare it the
most remarkable stand of grass, for its age, they
ever saw. / can therefore say that for grass
lands, vegetables, DC, your Mugnum Bonum
SURPRISES any Fertilizer / have ever seen. Very
truly. yours W. COURTENAy.
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IEx-Guvcrn"r William Smith, of Virginia. ]
Wurrenton, VA, July 80, 1870
Gentlemen | am in receipt of yours Of the
18th instant, asking my opinion of your Magnum
Bonum Soluble Phosphate upon my spring
crops. In reply, have tried it on corn, roots
and lnlct, with entire satisfactory results SO far
and alongside Of Turner'S Ammoniuted Phos-
phatc, which ! esteem highly, and without any
appearance of inleriori.y
# is right that | should say that We had IN cx-
traordinury wet year since theopening of spring
. Yours, Respectfully y. WIN. SMITH.
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Miss Ill. d. Wilson's Certificate.

Fredonia, N. Y, May, 1870.
To the Public: For Is months previous To De
cember last, had been on the very verge Of the
grave, and had suffered more than thousands
have to die from complication of diseases, viz:
Prostitution of the Entire Nervous system,
Dropsy Heart Disease, Bronchial Cntarrh, DyS-
Enlargement Of the Liver, Juundicc,; Spinal
Complaint, Failing Eycsght, Loss of Hair and
subsequently land for six months tine) Nrur"-
gia, followed by Paralysis, with almost total loss
Of locomotive powers-all of which were speedily
arrested in their progress and have been graan-
ally and ettietually removed, b. first destroying
the root whereby disease can no longer exit IN
the body, through the agency OF Mrs. VI. Il.
Browns wonderful Metaphysical Discovery:
las for me, will give thanks unto the Lord
with my mouth, and praise Him before the null
titude.' For my feet were almost gone, my
steps had well nigh slipped"
Miss Wilson's certificate will be found at
length in my Metaphysical pamphlet strongly
endorsed. Please send for it I" the hotel.
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February ], 1871.

February ], 1871.
Geo. g. Gilmcr, esq:
Yours asking the result of my experiment with
Magnum Bonum is t" hand.
The Fertilizer WAS applied to corn at planting,
May 9TH, with machine, lwhcnt drill, with all
tubes hut two rrm"vrd,l drpositing same with
seed ut the rate of 80 pounds per acre. On June
18th was applied broadcast Of same manure two
working Of corn The first application acted
finely causing tn" crop t" push with vigorous
growth second to none, considering the difference
rs to time in favor of its competitors. The second
application made when the corn WAS beginning
to suffer for rain WAS entirely satisfactory in its
development throughout the season, and n full
remuneratvc return ut gathering. The Mngnum
Bonlm ranks among the best manurcs ever used.
Respectfully. J. o. McGEBEE, Manager
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Port Tobacco, Md. July n, i

Puft IODNcCU, Md, July z, IolU.
Gentlemen: l used your 'Mngnum Bonnm
Soluble Phosphate" on my tobacco crop and
up to th, time have seen marked difference
in it, favor between it and stable manure OF
course the tobacco is yet young, bur ain dis
posed to believe that the Magnuln Bunum will
give entire satisfaction.
In haste. ! remain yours, very respectfully,
GEO. p. jenkins.
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WIN. klLGOUR,
|UARLES WHlTTLESEI,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR n
BANkR UPTCI.

Congress having just amended the Bankrupt
law so that nearly all parties can bc discharged
from their debts unobStructed by the nifty per
cent clause so-cnllcd, another opportunity offers
to secure the benefits of this most effective and
permanent measure Of relief The nbove-namcd
will make bankrupt business speciality; will
procure discharges on the most moderate terms,
and transact al business in that line at prices
which cannot fail to be satisfactory. Being Uni
ted States Commissioner he will cndenyor tn visit
the different counties on court days, and thus
save parties the trouble and expense OF several
trips to Alexandria in beginning and proceeding
with their cases Discharges can be obtained
here before Register Hill as promptly as i'll Rich
mond or elsewhere, and at much less expense to
parties 1t may be added that the Bankrupt act,
in connection with the Homestead exemption,
which it is now believed will be secured to the
bankrupt under the bankrupt law, is the ONLY real
relief now offered to parties struggling in the
hopeless bondage of old debts Address person
ally or by letter at No y south Royal street,
Wa. iy lily
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ICnrn of Chills and EcNnr.

Camden, \. J., Feb, 1857.
was taken with chills and fever last August,
in Alexandria, Va. lost my health and strength
rapidly used quininc and arsenic, which stop
ped the effects for while, but the chills came on
menced the use of Mrs. NJ &. Browns Mctuphy-
steal Discovery, applying the remedies to the
eyes, ears ana scalp, us directed. am rcjoiced
ut the effect it has produced. My health and
strength are perfectly recovered | have had
no return of the chllS since using it.
ELIZA VAN NAME.
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[Cure of Catarrh, Cough and General Debility

[Cure of Catarrh, Cough and General Debility ]
March, 1860
Dorchester, Mass, have suffered with compli-
cation Of diseases for years. My catarrh and
cough had brought HE almost to the grave; my
eyes were also diseased had noises in my head
and WAS quite deaf in one ear; my appetite was
anJ g medcnes proved useless Doctors COULD
do nothing for Inc. l WAS dying Most provi-
dentaly, was induced to obtain Mrs NJ. e.
Browns Metaphysical Discovery, through which
am restored to health and strength.
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charlottesville, Va, Feb. !, 1871.

NTNTT'lIVSNTIIV ~ TVU' Y IOII
Mr.. Thos. Perry, Alexandria, Va
My Dear Sir: Enclosed you will find the state
mrnt of my manager, Mr. jacob o. McGebec, Of
the effects of your Magnum Bonum sent me for
my last crop of corn. Mr.. McGebec hus been
living with me now going on three years, and
think him one of the most accurate and reliable
men it has ever been my good fortune to meet
with Yours, GEO. G. GILM Err,
Near Charlottesville.