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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09
MuRPHy'S MUSCLE MEN.

Theodore Allen and His GauG and the RePui-
Hcnn Primary Observation-Disclosures Before
Justice COX Yesterday.
An examination was commenced before Justice
Cox, at Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
morning In the case of Theodore Allen ano Willis m
p Burke, charged with feoniousy assautlng
Mcssrs Winterbottom and Butler, at the republican
enrolment held at No. 2o2 spring street on Monday
night last, the facts as to which have already
appeared IN the HERALD. Elk Judge Stewart APP
pcared for the defence, aud first called up
the complaint preferred by WintcrbOttom Allen
who Is out on $4,000 bail appeared early in the
morning, and Burke, who is suffering from con-
sumption and unable to furnish $4,000 bonds, was
brought UP from the prison, looking more like q
corpse than human being.
number OF witnesses were examined, nll OF
whom we're present nj the disturbance, and who
testified that there was general scramble Ut the
meeting In question, and that Oaths ana chairs were
very freely thrown around, and that the general
Instructions gwen to hit head wherever they saw
one was very implicitly obeyed.
the case was here adjourned until nine O'Clock
this morning when the defence VIII place their wit
nesses on the stand. Judge Stuart solicited Jus
tce Cox to reduce the amount OF ban III the case Of
Burke, on account OF his impaired health. Justice
Cox promised to consider the matter when the
proper bail should be produced before him.
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DM.F.s s.asaD LY TIE GayC-V l..

The following additional bills have been signed by
Governor Hoffman AMI nave been placed on Gie IN
Ire oiiice Of tue Secretary OF State:-
a-7 10 TX the compensation 0. assessors in the
toWho WeSL Farms, IA mestchestsr county.
s1s In relation - the ayiag ont opening aud
constructing oi puDuc highway ii the iowa OF
Hempsead. st4eeas count.
80. - anthotlle tie widening anG stfalchten-
ing Of the public highway Or street laid uown and
designated on tie nap OF Woodspurg, made ~
Stephea Mosder 5aue Is1c, aud fled in the ofice
oil the CLERK oi Queens coahty by samuel wood.
e3u 10 authorizes INK Q! o1eihnd mill per
dollar OF vsustion u the wear 1871 for construction
OF rev woTk uron aau extraordinary repairs OF the
Canals OF TINS STAKE
esl 10 amend "a act entitled "An act 10 incor.
porate tnt D0ld Deposit Company o. the city OF
Neu YORK, passed Apfi 90 1885.
e3l. 10 provide Tor a plan for Hing in the loT-
Iweaiy second ana Eighth wards IN the city Ol
Brooklyn.
amount q certain Claims ssow.a- out OF the eSecu.
ton OF orlers Vi me tate metropolitan Board OF
Beaitn ahd oi the present Board OK Health OF the
city o. Brooklyn
81. IN reference to apprentices and employers.
go. To amend an act entitled an act To ncor
porate me United ,ta.es ineoriate AsJum Tor The
Reformation u the POOR ana Destitute lDebrate,v
passed pfil s. 1904, ami the act amending the same.
ZANE. passed March Fl. ISL and 10 amend the
several acts III relation TO the Kew York state Inc.
brIale Asylum, and 10 change the numuer OF its
trustees and tie mode 81 their appointment ana
directing the management Of said asylum.
s@5. 10 allow further COSTS Ia salts brought BY
WORKING women.
es7. TO provide for the construction OF swing
bridge over kuGao river la the city Oi Bu1alo.
S3j. To authorize the Maiden Turnpike Company
10 construct tTalnwl ass on Their tur pina road 10 Tx
the rates Of tolls thereon ana 20 change the location
OF iier Eo.9ato.
e5s. 10 appropriate money TO repair the road in
Jufed Dy the tennessee VALLEY Canal lii the town Of
Clean. county OF Cataraulu,-
9s). TO incorporate me brooklyn steam Transit
Company.
9ii. t0r the relief OF George Saunders.
81. Fof the relief or Henry u. Deniscn.
94s. To prevent Lie noodin9 OF canals ~ reason OF
the construction OF the Sae GAN across tue Tona.
wanda creek at the village OF 1ouaWaada.
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SENTENCE OF Two TsaDEnEas Nv ST.
LGtiS.
Trrom the St. Louis Republican June el

Iron the ST. Louis Republican June e.1
PatTi X DLiy Was brought before Judge Irlmm,
Al the Criminal toutt Ot ~ Louis on MonGav 10 nave
sentence OF tAe law passed him, nssquent on his
having been ,oand guilty o the murder OF Frederick
osteimeyer, his sisters husband. There was nu.
inerous attendance Of spectators Ia the court. The
prisoner strong healthy man, oI medium height,
IDainiaine1 remarkable cJolness ana there was not
al INN Tie slightest exhibition OF fear.
Inc shackles hav.oR Deeh removed from the pfs-
Ohers baDds, the JunrC said 10 him.
'Patrick Duuy, Lave You anything 10 say why
the sentence OF the law should moi be passed upoa
yUup
Duly replied ayes, sir but would IKE TO see
my lawyers, Colonel stephenson anu Mr. Babcock.
The Judge--"Ihat In not what asked you. Have
nou anything TO say TO the courtNn
Z Duuy replied, al am not guilty Old not strike
The blow was not tie man t1at Killed him. was,
OF cou Sc no good friend o! ostrinogcriH. He
owed me 5000. MY niece was driven out OF the
house by HIM on o stormy night lie was the cause
lis means, and poisoned herself. III iad conimtted
the crime he deserved II for what he had done"
Inc Judge a.ter referring 20 the crime pronounced
the following sentsnce:-
Patrick Duty II 10 the sentence Of the law that for the
crime OF murder the fs degree Of winch you aapd con-
there until Mon lay The sls day OF july,
Ia year Lord ISL themes that day thai you be
there between :be hours Of O'clock tue forenoon and
hfee IA the afternoon of said day you DC hanged oy TIE
neck until you DO DEAD.
After hearing his sentence pronounced the prls-
Nner, a. unhinClina as before, slightly nodded has
head ana said, That's all right, IN lace IL like .
man II have got tor
de was tnen handeuGed and conducted by the
county -marshai 10 Tie jail.
rae time Of the execution of Patrick Burns, Dunys
Gc,OmillCe, who Was convicted a. gu accessory IN
Lie murder 81 Osiefigejef, has beun postponed 10
ihc 3is Of July tne tame appOintea Ior tue eAv sRen
oi f.tfleA DuhJ.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Jesse r. Crart father OF the President, Is reported
70 nave soteniDg Oh the brain.
Governor Gcirys eldest daughter, Angelica, It IL
rnnOred Is engaged 10 MAJOR Filler, editor OF the
Harrisburg Ydtr, Df.
Tue Rev Mr.. Young widely known "a "Father
f0Nngn died suddsniy at MS residence Ill Cleveland,
ONO, OH sunday night.
Miss Lizzie Poor, daughter Of Rear Admiral poor,
+ to 30 married 10 Lieutenant Commander Jewell,
0. tue navy, on the 18Th inst
mrs. Myra Clarke Games has another fight on
hand 81 II the CHS vi New Orleans in order 10 get
possession .! her property in that city.
The stale OF his health and the urgency Of other
dniies have caussd senator sumner u decline the
invitation to deliver tic opening address ~ the II.
LOUIS fair.
Judge Swayne one o. tae Associate Justices OF
the untei states supreme Court. was IN Detroit on
the 9Th inst, bat lett the same DAY Tor Grand
Rapids, Nich.
chef Justice Chase whose health continues to
improve, VIII De the guest OF ms daughter Mfs.
Senator Syrd.uc. ~ Nslra&lasett, Ak. J., tails SUM-
mer, aud vii probably go 10 Europe.
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Joe Caught Wearing Stolen Jewelry aud Run
In ON a Warrant-rhe Sale Traced 10
"irofessor B1iy''-His Appearance mt tho
Tombs-ueld In q Captains Custody Until
To-Day.
The pugillstic Coburn was yesterday arrested and
taken before Judge Hogan at the T0mbs. charged by
Amos @. Bell, OF 20 Fourth avenue, with being In
unlawful possession Of gold watch valued.at SIPS
and gold chain valued at 800. In the afidavit
nled In the court at the time the application for
warrant made It was forth that Bell had the
watch and chain his person on the 18th OF March
last. and that while walking In the street they were
stolen from him BY an unknown person. COburn
his pantaloons were OF light tweed ana looked
summer" while from his breast
sPARkLED A NUMBER OF SMALL BRILLIANTS,
which, With his spotess SHIRT front and Iieanly
shaven face, gave him the air Of respecta0iltty But
for his closely cropped hair there WAS nothing III
his appearance yesterday 10 distinguish him from
any other pcaceaDle citizen.
Mr.. Bell appeared before his Honor. in company
with Joe and Captain Garland, OF the Twelfth pre-.
Cinct and SWOre positively that the chain was his,
but the watch ne was not so clear about The Judge
took tho affidavit and asked Coburn to state how ne
came into possession Of the articles referred TO
therein. Joe replied That he had recently purchased
the chain from Professor Billy Clark, the propre.
desired to nave "Billy'' brought to tie court The
Pstrcks Day SO that he was Wen that that
certainly did not belong to Mr.. Bell. The Captain
was sent after the professor" accompanied by Co:
burn, but on arriving at the Arbor they discovered
he was lying IN bed sick with rheumatic fever, and
unable, according to the certificate OF the med zeal
man IN attendance on him, to leave the house. He
admitted 10 the Captain that he
CERTAINLY DID SELL THE CHAIN TO CoBCRN,
though nothing was said about the manner in
which he got possession Of it. Mr.. Bell said that he
was out walking on Sunday last, and subsequently,
entering place lwhere not stately where Cobum
was the first tung that attracted his attention was
the guard hanging from the la,tors person. and he
applied on the following day for q warrant, ON
which Cob1rn has been arrested.
Judge Hogan minated that Us Clark had zorro.
bovaed Cobrn in the OF the sale OF the chain
he could net hold him on that charge, but ne would
leave aim in the custody OF the Captain until to-day.
IN order that further inquiries might be made or
Billy so as to trace the affair in The regular way.
officer, looking not q whit worse for the heated
ordeal OF sitting in the close courtroom aud his
parade with his captor. 1t Is expected he will be
discharged when the comes on for examination.
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A FATAL MISTAKE.
OYalic Acid IL Taken for SuIphnsc OF Mag
nesta.

OXaIic Acid IL Taken for Sulphatc OF Mag
nesia.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Bath.
gate at Melrose, Westcbester county on the body OF
Patrick o Rourkr, aged about seventy, who died on
the previous evening from the effects of o dose Of
poison accidentally administered by himself.
Deceased had formerly been engaged In the
manufacture Of shoes, and while looking
over the implements OF his trade stumbled ON
small package VI something which he pro-
nounccd EPSON sails. Duiiag the afternoon
deceased Complained TO his daughter OF feeling un.
well, AMI minated hls Intention Of taxing some OF
the supposed saline cahar.ic. With0t doubling the
properties OF the ambiguous drug the daughter ad
ylscd hlD mol 10 take II, SAY ing that he wold feel
better shortly. Thinking II would relieve him, now
ever the OLD man dissolved u quantity VI the sup
posed salts IN water anu Drank IT, lie was NJ once
seized Win violent spasrnf, accompanied by nccs-
sant vomiting ana, atnouph physician was
promptly called In. the unfortunate man aicd IN
about hall an hour. verdict was returned IN SC
corGaAce wllb tae above facts
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SUPREME COUsT-ssgeaAL Term.

Verdict Of Dpmaces AggiBst tho lily.
Before Judges ingraham, Barnard ana Cardozo.
William IL Hume as. TIE &ayof, dc.--In Topru-
ary, 1857, an awning fell at the corner OF FoIrth
avenue ami l25th street, resulting in the killing OF
David /. Hays and severe injuries to the plaintiff.
SUIT was brought against the cisy for damages on
account OF those injuries, on the ground that the
awning was unsafe aid that having 1t there at all
was In violation OF q city ordinance A verdict ior
$l2 900 was given for the ratnnrin the lower court
III botn cases the city appealed, insisting mat.
according 10 the painJifs testimony, IL the awning
was yiSiby dangerous IN gong under II he Vas
building was The only party against whom damages
could be claimed, AID that The city had no notice
that the awning was put up. After lengthy argu-
nent the Court affirmed the verdict OF tue lower
court.
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bnt the deYendany refused payment 4 verdict
or $3.50 was given for the plaintiff



Suit Against Insurance Company for Les
nj sea.
Before Judge Barbour.
Gilbert G. You,s0 rs. Pacific Insurance Companies
The plaintiff sues to recover ins urance on seventy
casks OF ale shipped by brig Ballot Box from this
city to Galveston. Texas. The vessel was lost OF
Bolivar Point, In Galveston harbor, and abandoned
rs II the ale was subsequently taken from che
vessel aud given, as alleged, to the COnsiQuee9 and
claim thai the policy was not issued for partial
loss. The case Is still on
The Black Friday stock Operations.
William Mccormick rs. Morgan Keene q Co..
sealed verdict In this case. the particulars OF which
have already been published. was brought in yes
terday morning on behalf Of himself ana fellow
juror One OF the Jurymen repudtaLed the ver0iCt,
the case would be appealed any how, aud that u
would prevent them staying out all night Inc
Judge gave the jury some important hints on the
subject OF jury duty, and then ordered new trial
J. G. Jackson for plaintiff; Parker and Bennett FOL
defendaut
New Trial Of nm Old Gold Transnctiou.
Before Judge Van Brunt
A. @. laurence o.. James f. A1I,ceU.-In De-
cemoer, $685. the plaintiff, as lie alleges, engaged
tho defendant to buy and sell $500 900 gold leaving
with him some s45 900 Atlantic Mail stock a
security. These securities have never been returned
and this SUIT Is brought 10 recover their value, the
The defence Is that the securities were disposed OF
III the ordinary course Of business. The case mas
been tried neiore when verdict was given for the
plaintiff for $4,000, from which the defendant Ap.
TRIAL on mere technical grounds The case Is sltl
on.
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COURT CAlEHDAaS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TBRM--IIeld by Judges
Ingranan, Barnard and Csrdozo.-Nos. III. l13 tn
ia inclusive lsI, 1885, 1871 lJS, 1872 lao, l43 IN las,
1a7, i4s, 14D loo.
SUrRzME louEr-CIRCUIT-Part 1--Iicld by Judge
Braiy.-Nos. $50, 1ls9, lia3 14o3, 1851 1887 1911.
1888 l1is. 49, 1887 1:2 ls.!, 1885, 1851, 1915 l4oI.
iaeS 1909 iea! 1890, l,Ss' lesn 1922 1851. Part -
1890, 1891, lola, 2O7s,k, 1885, 223sjs, l6i4, Il Y.
1854, 1905, ,sle. 1882, 1886, ess, l54ox, lsot
2Oss, 2l6s, 2li2. u.
sUrREAE COURT CHAxEHRs-Ireld by Judge
Barnard.Nos IL, 5s %, 90, o., Ill, 116 127, 1913.
u.s., $50, 1885, 2o3. Cal 20S. Part 2--Hed by Judge
Cardozo-Nos l36, ia, 70. ia, ls2, 1870, 49, Pars
3-Hcid by Judge lngraham NOS. 1874, 18s, Lie.
2o1, 20l 2Cs, I7e.
sUrEaIoR CouRT-TRIAL TERa-part 1--Held BY
ymase Spehcer.-Nos. 5d7, SAT, 95i, 74s, 500, 7SS.
ioy iva, lips III, li2l, lI23 Il25, 1881, 1888.
Tart 80 he'd by Judge Barbour.-Nos go, 742, 8s8,
oso, IA, 15s, sa Oss, 7o2, TO 3i2 1872 $50, 73s,
;, COURT OF COMMON PLgAs--rRrAL TRRM-Part l..
nc'i ny Judge J. i. Daly.-Noa. VA 500. 800, e3a+
"a, % o21, a3l tS3, 6l2, b.4, a73, ssI, 67S laa
CONTINUED On EIuTn PAGE.
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SUPERIOR CauaT-s'scIAl Term.

TEo Jim Fisk, Jr., and Nile. Aimee Suit
Nipred i'm the bud.
Before Judge Mcneil.
James Fisk, ~, U.s. Marie 4isnee.-The greet
Grand Opera House jnapresariO and Mile. Aimee,
his chief prina donna in opera oo0a. have settled
their little dliYerences ana the promise or excit
Ing suit in court has been npped In the bud. An
order OF discon;indalce OF the SUIT was yesterday
nled III this cOArE.
Decisions.
Hicks as. TdlV-Order granted.
Mevr cs. Appel ct al.-Same.
Fi{lev Us. Giinldn.-Same.
Burn Us. CaiT0p.-Salue.
SlflsJts'd az. Wdtt-.-Same.
Sciloie,d Is. WdldO.-Saue.
Bee6S 1S leOgefa.-Same.
BY Judge McCuun.
May ". Bliss rs. Meldncth0n Btss.-Referenc<
ordered.
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UNITED STATES com ais Sl0sfas' COURT.

Attempted Murder OF Noatd ship.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States rs. John A,too.--Tne defendant,
who Is Cinnamon, was yesterday committed to
await the action Of the Grad Jury on charge OF
having attempted to murder Sidney BALDWIN. ON
boaro The Aneric Ill brig Thomas Owen. The lacts
Oh tUis Case have been algeauy aetailed In tho
HERALD,
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Decisions.
By Judge Curtis
Dortfn Us. Worden.-Judgment for plaintiff.
O'B1en rs. Doa0aue.-Judgmentf for plaintiff.
Do0ts4l CS Vh.dt.-JUdgment for plaintiff.
Rooney rs. SiDmda.-Judgment for plaintiff
Broom ~. Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff.
Mansfield IS. C0nlGn.-JudgmeLt for defendant
with costs and twenty-five dollars allowance
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He COUR T s.

Important Dscinon In Bankruptcy Of
Attempted Murder on shipboard-Ths Nor
wich-Roy Collision Case-verdict Of DAM
ages Against tho City-More Of tho
Black Friday Gold TransactionE-1he
Fisk-Aimee Suit eet.led-Busi-
meas In the General Sessions.
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lhSuasAce ISSUES.
OFFICE or THF \
EXPIRE CITY FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
New YORK, June 3, 1871.
THE Eprrnp nr ruu HEuAyn.-
ISSUE BETWEEN ISsuaANcg ooupAsrra


rsHUE BETWEEN ISeURANCE ooNPANIRa.
The Home Life Insurance Company appears, fsv
weeks made application and appointed
the Empire Fire Insurance Go the arounaa
This order the Empire contend obtained surrcp
tousy snd yesterday through thor counsel tnpy
Ger calling their opponents To show why the ap
pointnent OF receiver should mol he set aside.
in calling your attention to the above article,
taken from your paper rev days ago. permit me
to say that there liz no such company Empire Fire
IN this c,ty, and therefore likely misiead mo pub.
hc INTO the belief that the sub ect had reference 10
TINS company. IL must mean Soaie Otner compnDy,
ana wound thank you 10 make tho correction IA
the EMPIRE City Fire Insurance Company mas no
G 'nlfoyetsy with the Home Lie Insurance Com
ba1f. Yours Respectfully,
WI. A. BUTTS President
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SUPREME COvHT-CaAMSEAs.


IT. Giand Lockwood si al. Us. Jossph d. Sie,c0y.-
Receiver appointed
AartcTet ". EpJers IS. Wfvious Ergers.--Rcport
OF Iefcree connTmod and judgment OF divorce
granted.
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SUPERIOR C1uar-TaAL Tsax-sAaTI.

Getting G0wlits-sOss On F0fh STAGE.
Before Judge Spencer.
James Zoe ". y. 8. S,scsns.--Ths was snit 10
recover commissions on the exchange o; real estate
Of the value CT $4,000. the plinrr claiming ono
per cent Oh each side, The 0taer party PAID hin.
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United STATES DISTRICT CousT-ls ADMIRALTY.

Yesterday Judge Blatchrord rendered o decision
dsmissng the Hoe, IN the collision case Of Tie Nor
walk w. ihe James Roy.
The Erie Railway War.
The Erie reference respecting the Heath and
Raphael STOCK has been adjourned to Saturday.
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CONTINUED On NINTH PAGE.
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WI A. BUTTS. President
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Marie coDaT-pAAr |

May ". Bliss rs. Meancah0n B,tss.-Reierenc<
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-19
ePEcIAL NOTICES.
pninnnous nTedioines

The theory that the virus of disease can be safe.
Iy eOunteracted by doses poison false and dan.
gerous. Within thelast twenty-five years, not less
than score Of virulent poisons have been added
to the repositary of the Medical profession. They
are given in small doses, otherwise they would
destroy life immediately but even in minut guam
Titles, they produce ultimately, very disastrous
elects 1t Is unwise and unphilosophical to en-
pioy, asremedies, powerful and insidious drugs,
which, in subiugatng one disease, sow the seeds Of
another still more unmanageable None of these
terrible medioaments operates with much di-
reetness and certainty upon the causes Of disease
as Hostetters tJmach Bitters, tonic and coTrec-
live, trithoiGt single deIeteriOssS Ingredient
IN its composition. Arsenic and quinia are Civ
en- for intermittents, bromide of potassium for
nervous disorders; strychnine and prussie acid
for general debility; mercury, in various forms for
fver complaint; preparations Of ehioroform and
opium for sleeplessness and yet these deadly drugs
do not compare as specifies for the diseases above
enumerated, with their wholesome vegetable in
vigorant and Alternative, while they are all 50 per-
nieious that It's astonishing any physician should
take the responsibility Of prescribing them. Let
invalds for their sakes try the Bitters before
they resort to the poisons. The relief they viii ex-
perenco from course Of the harmless specific, viii
render recourse to the unsafe preparations re-
ferred to quite Unnecessary.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-19
A LIST OF
CHRONIC DISEASES
CURED BY DIR. LIBBEY,
AT HIS INFIRRIARY,
S2 Seneca street, Cleveland, Ohio.


CANCER, Salt Rheum, ErysipeIas and all tint
Of scrofula, although hereditary; Chronic En-.
largement Of the Heart; DTopsy of the Heart
Neuralgia Of the Heart, whether Sympathetic OF
Organic; Dropsy in all its varied forms; eatarrH
of the Head; Bronchial Difficulties; Coughs, Colds
Asthma and all dispositions 10 Consumption. al.
| though hereditary; Enlargement of the Liver
Liver Abseess; Tubercular Liver Torpid Condi.
tion Of the Liver; Clogged secTetions of the Liver
Gall Stones in Gall Bladder, and all Liver Com.
plaints Epilepsy Falling Sickness Fits, and all
kinds of Fits; Cancer Of Stomach. Cankered Ir1i-
tation of Stomach; elogged secretions Of stom-
ach; Dyspepsia, and all Derangement of the stom-
ach Diabetes; Inflammation Of Kidneys and Blad-
der, and all troubles with these Organs; Curya-
ture Of Spine; Spinal Irritation, and all Spinal
Diseases; Paralysis in its various forms; Apo
plexy; Eistula; liberation Of the Bowels; Falling
of the Ami; Piles; Rupture Of the Bowels, and all
tendencies to Constipation; Cataract on the Eye;
Film on Eye; Inflammation Of the Eyes; Granu-
lated Eyelids; Weak Optic Nerve, and all diseases
Of the Eyes; Cancer of the Uterus; Catarrh of the
Uterus: sypilitic Ulcerations of the Uterus; Re-
taxation or Falling of the Uterus Inflammation
Of the Uterus; Dropsy Of the Uterus; Fiberous
TumOrs; Ovarlum Tumors; Dropsy Of the Oyary;
Inflammation of the Ovary; Leuchorrhoea, and
general want ef action of the Female Organs and
all distractions or immoderate flow of mensus-
for this class of diseases no physician gives 50 d-
rect and reliable treatment-De Deafness, from any
cause; st. Yitus Dance; Hip Disease; White
Swelling, and all forms Of Fever Sores; removes
Tumors of all kinds without the use of the knife;
rheumatism of the Heart, Chest. Stomach and
Limbs in any and all Orms, acute cIirOIsicj all
Yeneresl Diseases, Syphilis in in its worst devel
opements, even 70 the decay Of bone-all tints OF
it fully eradicated from the SYSTEM viii straighten
Crooked Limbs; cures Enlarged or Caked Spleen;
q General Debility Of the Nervous System; Pros
tration of the Nervous System, and all Nervous
Diseases IN male or female; will remove or expel
all varieties Of Worms from the system, and re-
move strong medicine though ysar resident in
the system lSyl