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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-11
NUREMBERG HOSPITAL,

10 AN1IN IDNlENNE IANJSE7NIAIIs
Situated on the PontehaTtrain Railroad.
THE above Hospital for the last fourteen years under the
a skllfHl and attentive management Of the late Dr. -
". A Nuremberg, iSnOW open under the Gaze of DR. J.
RHODES, for the reception Of patients. -
Terms Qf .adnissi0n--
In the Upper WaTds-One Dollar pef.day.
In Private WaIds-from Two to Three DoIan per day.
Surgical capital operations will be charged as extra
Within the large enclosure is an INSANE HOSPITAL,
DEVOTED only 10 the treatment of those afflicted with Insanity
~ separate and distinct building for Small P0x and
other contagious diseases.
For further parieuags, apply to Dr. W IRVINE at the
Hospital, Ort0 Or J. RHODES. q ROyalst. lie III sm
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oARRoILIoN HoIEL,

N3nhGA4i4QMA QA6la
VIE undersigned respectfully inform tire Bile that fhey
a have just taken the ahOVe-mantioned establish -
ment, with the extensive Gardens. Ten Pin Alleys. 81
Bllll9Id Room, Ice Cream saoon ETC. etc apperaip
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole. and
making considerable improvements therein, they
row PREPARED % reesive and accommodates Permanent and
Eanslent bOarde II is almost useless expaata the
numerous ettaeticns % be found the CHOgn Hotel
Grounds. As suburban place Of euteainment the estah
shment Is second to in the South. pOessing,a IL
does, almost unvaed scenery and the aFoal helps Of
Gardening the production of fruits and doWel, such
q are where be found in the vicinity Of New OealS-
As place OF temporary luseahOnasa retreat from th1
noise hustle and cares Of city hs merits more than OIdi
nary notice from the VisiteF.
The undersigned apps the the public that their Lander
viii always be found well supplied with the choicest qRs
ties Of Game, Fish etc. and they have laid IN timely
ssOed stock of Wines and other LqnOm they furnish
Dinner or Supper or Chance RepaHa to private parties, at
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore ater themselves that IN add
ton to their own assidnous efforts please the beauty Of
the location, IL saubrngs atmosphss. the ease with which
be hsd 70 their establishment by raoad render
the Caool Hotel the most desirable Ofa resorts
Tor the citizens OF New Orleans.
t For terms Of Board, etc, INQUIRE at the Paniem
Hotel, q the Hotel in Cauoliton. Capt. A. ANeELL
ap9 1T CUAs. CHANDLER.
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B A 2 s! BATHS!
TNHE PUBLIC is respectfully informed that the splendid
\ BATHS, recently erected on Exchange Alley corner
OF benve street. in OparqtiOn The Bah Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are well lighted
and admirably ventilated expense having been spared
By the proprietor to make them complete an their deial
The proprietor Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
. now erecting Bath Rooms on CONT STREET, near
the corner Of pAQ PHlNE, the site formerly known as
the Nepouy Baths which, when completed, will excel in
magnlhcence establishment of the kind now this city
and wheTe HOT, COLD, SHOWER, YAPOR AND
MEDlCATED BATHS can be had at all times from 8
0coek A. N. till 10 O'Clock P. Hot, Cold Shower
Bath, Twenty Five Gents. jy20 sm
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l iaVonIl laaoTf q iha oiitsns % L0nsa1a hi11l-
= sippl and ADJOINING cl1s. Feopsned fuf de -
reception d visitors Saturday. May a. Various
alterations aad additions have been made during tha -
Wlntaf with view OF rendering this nest
pc and worthy he pat1onags hitherto bestowed.
The Pass q rendered easy Of acctss BY tie uIsn1
low pressure mail steamer Oregon jane II lV nn IA
torna, which leave Lake P0n9charFsin fnilV and f No.
bile and MOnteEuma In weekly,
Attached the Hotel il Academy for vonur NFrsar
and Boys in spaTats departments under The able manage.
ment OF hr hlackman well and faVoraby known "a fe
residents Of New OIeans The Academy win open nneI
Two Physicians Of well known yfandfnr dwell II TIA
Pass. Il. H MONTGOMERY RIanaFsE
- All meilable matter left the Ofieas az Mem J.
B R. Geddes, Bank Piaca. and NJ Iudson ESQ., coer az
Canal and Camp stEees viii be fnrMarIs dair rnr5 n
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POINT GLE.9R, BJ9LDHFIlf COUNTY, ali
Ia ARihG been leased By the undoniSnad. win b -
IA open On the first az .lule for the eniatainmsnf
OF TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS. l4s4
hS estahshmenti beautifully located On the eat side Of
q Mexieo ahe yatsr g this point being alags clear
and sat- with depth Of siE feet within fifty yards Of the
shoFe,l and having finn white sapd bottom renders thia
place particularly attractive for Ssa-bathine.
hlue-iish PompanO. Spanish Mackefal and an Other sh
peculiar 10 this latitude aboEnd in tbs isdiGts UieRig
o. the hOtel NeveIfains Springs, az convenient dis
lance. furnish abundant supply Of PURE WATER.
Inc building i entirely newpIesants front 10 the South
Of go feet, and affords ample accommodation for go per-
sons. The rooms are large and airy.
safe and eommOdOu Steam vessel win ply daily between
Mobile and Point Clear Passage 80 cents.
The rats Of Board viii be $40 per Week payable in all
cases Deekg, Deductions made for families remaining the
season. Comm this subject addressed to the
undersigned, at Mobile, viii be promptly AMENDED TO,
GEO. H. CllfHER AII.
WI m
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VINEGAR EsTABIISHlfENT

1--WE Undsfzgnelis constantly manufacturing and haa
= lorsalas very superior aEtioleof YIN EGAR. RsE@
Willcl be viii KuET nlee 70 impTcyN By age and @5
will deliver il, ifcs OF charges, IN any part Of
the city or Lafayette. At the following reduced
30 EsOul, t2 BaTrali, 40 galons, cent? Galon a be
raj discount made to wholesale customer.
~ "A line lfoppad il the POsiolics viii be punosaAllJ
attended 10. Tap 81 JOHN h WEBB,
Conner OommQh and a7a1 lta., uQpQlita Charity Hospital
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URNITURE, MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH
ING MATERIALS. At Auction Prieaa

n MeCUTCHEoN, 100 sF CHARLES Street, door
L. above PoydTasa-Keeps constantly
on hand good assortment of NEW -
AND SECONDHAND FURNI ~ p
TURE, Curled Hair and Moss M -&te} SC
TRASSES, made of the best materials which he is dis
posed 70 sell as low be bought at auction for cash
REPAlRlNG of Furniture and Mattresses, and all kinds
of JOBBlN done at short notice, and BY the best work.
men. Furniture packed, moved and shipped with care
ES New and Secondhand Furniture. bought ETC. etc.
jyl9 Sm D, McCUFCHEON, 100 st Charles ST.
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a I'll M + q co.
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers
u ESPECFUIsLY inform the public and their fosmet
~ customers thai they have reaogedt to 129 G9R.4RIER
Shrest corner q GGr0ndeetwhele they prepared to
hHQdaz for M Raj WATER for the supply Steam
boats Hotels Bans and Private Families for Expectation
mission Merchants.
Z SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
AppaIatuf ans SIN
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yHIs establishment win Be epens5 os sle ,sesosi of
- tisleIs on 2 4l5DAX. Nay 1th. The premises -
have been completely renovated and the Hotel now
oiea inducements 70 psn0ua in search Of health com.
tof or pleasure equal If superior TO any pnbs house On
and delightful village Of BnOx-0f easy aeees from New
orleans Ihs green sad IN front Of The hOuss over two
magnolia and mulberry tses- The table viii BE-. suppsd
with the Injuries Of the coast and Of the New Oenna
market Attached 70 the house viii be found Bath HOusts
Saoes and Bar Beam supplied with The best Wines ahd
Liquors also HEO0d Billiard Table
Ee9ns wishing Q seeare Iooms viii please address the
OQetpt a. Biloxi and forward their communication BY
The Biloxi pasketa. q there but one u g mail PEI week
mylb JOHN W. NIXON.
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9eI.t 49, 49, ~ aTtss and glggg-
MIS-; WILSON Gate Or q fisasflie 1fyssf s r.,-scs
~. ~ inly noIms her friends and tie ssneraI. -
uaeI sns eontinuea IN The above dails loraian o5a
pied ~ her durng the LAST yss4 She has hnd ~
HOUSE, thoroughly rstted and prerafai faf fs
eAsAlatNty- IlA1eiuf
age she hopes By disent attention he comfort and con.
yehience Of her patrons % merit and IaipF
the same M.rtsFn1 viii Be- as aersiofars
u3ly dEW
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SMITH & 3 B5E &c TI5d 7 * 10 : !, =

50 COMMON STREET
HAVE received large additions to their stock Of INDIA
- RUBBER GOODS. These Goods are Of the best
manufacture, and warranted to stand all extremes Of
weather 8 B; you'd cal the particular attention Of
Caonans 70 theF Bottles Canteens and Water Buckets
manufactured with special reference to the many dry
PLACES and arid deserts between the Rio GTande and the
Gold Diggins ~ Air Beds which weigh only 12 pounds
proof Bags POhtQon Bags Saddle Bags, etc IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING Of all kinds WadnR
Boots Legglngs etc. India Rubber Blankets Pillows etc
etc. Aao-rENTS, FENT-CL0THS, Saddles, Brides
hltt1. EffYuue. Snurs= ate. Common
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A. f. COCHRAN & CO.,

-. az Tohoupitoulas street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
~ poTteEs Of FRUITS NUTS, etc., have for sale
FOWDER-Agency Of the celebrated ''AmerieRn Chrys.
tai Powder Company"
hAlSINS-2O0 boxes M r and layen,
GlTRONS-l00 boxes fresh Genoa
FAUNES-ln jars and fancy boxes,
PECANS-250 bags fine Texas
OHAMPAGNE-l50 baskets, various brands
NQTMEGS-250 pounds No. i.
MISUNDERSTANDING for manufae'y j, Caldwell & Co
MUsCAT WlNE-ln cases and casks.
EIGS-l0O0 drums, selected Smyrna.
PEPPER, PM NTO and RACE GTNGER-90O bags.
AhMQNDS-l50 boxes and bags Soft Smell.
W4NES-foTt, various qualities IS quarter casks superior
= old Medeira. in bond. etc.
BkAAIL NUTS, PEA NUTS. Flo.
BDTrER-9O0 kegs superior St Louis.
4llllNE OAI4-200 baskets, pints and quarts
BITTER ALMONDS-20 trails.
CORRANTS-59 casks New Zants CuuantS ieHG
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6vi5 gT 81 3 HIS
M AHUFACTURED By w. 2. CoLENAH. GiDOd 5trset,
41 one door below BaEOnne, New Orleans These Mills
s5e in 5uccessfu operation in the following Statss viz
Ohio, New York PennSylyani, Virginia Kentucky, Ind-
kansas, Tennesaee. Alabama, Mississippi Louaiaha Texas
eHlco AID on account of theI portability, are the very
AhlnE for Caltonia. "A number Of them have been unF
chased recently lOT those +" DieFing.f
Warranted % perform 70 the satisfaction Of the puf.
chaser. OF money Refunded Tmh14l w m o.
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HOTELS. sc.


7--T
fhlS hstanls1H1sut having been YepaiFsi and ur
a as1e.i VIII Be opened on the s9th Of Nay foTfhf -
sanlLaef g plsasant WataHng Piacs. The n1dss-i
9gned haze purchased this property fer a IeFarsrf
aenee. and VIII keep the house Oxen Snlef q1d TinfS
Inc pest Cooks, Stewards and Servants are erae and "a
Ytl nof e eas val be spared g render the spy al Ve
gea1ant and agreeable. lmy2 6ml C. LEWIS i CO.
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100 O00 ASSORTED brands and Qualities, in store
lylI e. ) HIRF & co. Is TehOspitoulas st.
RdAOKEREL.
MO MACKEREI. in bhls,, halves and kits, for sale
- by lyn CHAS. sf0UGHfON, y Camp 81
III ECkERiS FARINA, constantly on hand and for sale
II by jy7 CHAS. SfOUGHTON 81 Camp st.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
x DOZEN Lea & Twins Worcestershire SAUCE
~ received pei Faleon and foE sale hY
Rn eAAs' sFouGHTQA, "a GAnP n
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UAkhIAGE NIAWUFAUTOhYs
VIE Patronage that has been extended very hbe
4 rally the last seven years while on Com 4
mon street, has induced US the last summer aE
70 erect large building expressly for manu- - =
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. w 49,
We have now one of the largest Shops n the Southern
County, and plapaed with good Northern -Wormen
and the best of materials to build any style Of Carriage
order, and guaranty them two il used in the e0untY
We also better prepared than before for REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES and restore them almost to their
original beauty and durability, although apparently
repair We viii also keep on hand assortment Of NEW
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which will be sold
low. Old Carriages taken in trade for New ones We in
vite the attention Of those wanting NEW CAR RACES
their old repaired. to call at MsuufactOTy and
Repository and Judge for themselves, at the Corner Of
GaR.aYIER and 4R0JfpELEIl Streets, next door to
the Office Of the Commercial Water Works of the st.
mvs Gu dsi " MATTHEWS q DENMAN
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NILnII HnuaE-

WILLARD FREEMAN.
lf0ltgafa0d. Bnld7Rfn f1sfrtV Ffr vl9 In
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Blake's Patent Fire and Water Proof
MINERAL PAINT,
JUST received fresh supply of the above article, for
BUR s CO., al B.9N.R PLACE, the only depository
where this Paint can be found in the South.
myl9 c. SHELDON. Agent.
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STORAGE FOR FURNITURE,
FURNITURE will be taken Storage al reasonable
rates, for the Summer in the fine high room know.
as the Camp street AUCTION Mart. 81 Camps mvls
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-09
A New Ern.

We congratulate our readers upon the
advent of The new era in our National
Affairs. The reign of LocofocOism is
past, and forever. The wisdom. honesty
aud integrity ofour new President will
draw to him The affections of almost all
the honest men ofthe nation-and while
he proceeds to carry out his pledges to
restore the Government to its original
purity. their assistance will be generously
rendered to him.
We hope much from our National Gov
ernment, and if the amalgamation of L0-
cOt0roism and AJolitionism does not dis.
turb the prosperity Of our State and over
turn the present just, equitable and bene-
fetal measures of State Policy, we can
soon announce to our readers the advent
of better and happier times.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-09

Sec. 8. Act of Incorporation TO be-
come void if Company is not organized
in three years, and not less than ten miles
Of the Road completed in seven years.
Sec. 8. Authority of the Company to
appropriate lands, &c, with mode OF
proceeding, TO ascertain and pay dana.
ges, &c.
Sec. 10. Changes in location and grade
may be made.
Sec. IL. Authorizes corporation and
public authorities to agree with Railroad
company for terms to pass through streets
alleys and public grounds &c.
Sec. 12 Railroad Company may charge
not exceeding 81 cents per mile for trans.
porting passengers. and 5 cents pei
ton, per mile. for transporting goods
wares and merchandise.
Sec. 13 Power to borrow money and
terms
Sec. IA. Power TO hold lands for de.
pots, and right Of way &c.
Sec. l5. Mode and manner and power
to cross and direct streams and Roads.
Sec. 16. Principal office for business
ofthe Company to be established and
changed as the interests of the Company
may require. and process against said
Company shall be served on the Presi.
dent Or Secretary, by leaving copy al
the principal office of the corporation.
Sec. II. Reserves to the State the
right oftaxing Railroad Companies.
Sec. Is. Provides that the company
shall erect at all points where their road
crosses any public road, a; sufficient ele
walton from such public road to admit the
free passage of vehicles of every kind
"a sign to give notice of the proximi
ty of the Railroad, and warn persons o.
the necessity of looking out for the cars
under the penalty in damages for all in
juries occurring to persons or property
for neglect.
Sec. 10. How disputes as to mail car.
rying TO be adjusted.
Sec. 90. To report annually in the
month of January full account of the
condition of its affairs to the Auditor Of
State.
Sec. 21. Width of track; ALTERED by
Section 8, special act.
Sec. 90. Manner in which dividends
on stock shall be declared.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-09

If any action on my part, be calculated
to promote an object SO dear To the heart
ofevery one who truly loves his country,
Il will zeaously unite with the co-ord-
nate branches of the government.
In conclusion congratulate my fellow
citizens on the high state of prosperity to
which the goodness of the Divine Provi-
dence has conducted our common country.
lie; us invoke a continuance of the same
protecting cafe which has led US from
small beginnings 10 the eminence which
we this day occuPy-and let us seek 10
deserve that continuance by prudence
and moderation in our councils; by well
directed attempts 10 assuage the bitter
ness which too often marks unavoidable
differences in opinion, by the pIomuIga.
ton and practice "r just aud liberal prin-
ciples. aud by an enlarged patriotism
which shall acknowledge no terms but
those OF our wide spread republic.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-09
Gen. TnyIor's CnbInet.

1t is rumored that the following will
be the complexion of Gen. Taylor's Cabi-
net:
State Dept, John M. Clayton, of Del,
Treasury W. Meredith, of Pen,
War {" Elk Gov. Crawford, of Ga
Navy Alb. Lawrence, of Mass
PostOfice" Thomas Ewing of Ohio.
Atty, Gen. Wm.B Preston, of Va.
A later report says that Honest John
Davis has been called to the Home De-
parlmeni, that Abbot Lawrence declines
theNavy Department and that MIR. Preston
takes that, and Hon. Reverdy Johnson
takes his place as Attorney General
Should we receive later intelligence be-
fore going to press, we will duly advise
our readers of the same.
LATER A later report places Hon.
Thomas EwING in the Home Depart
ment and - CoLLAMER, of Vermont,
in the Post Office. We wait patiently
for the truth.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-09
Lumber & BrOOm-HamdIes.

HE subscriber has on hand large lot ol
Walnut, Wild Cherry and all other kinds
of Logs, s,whch will be sawed 10 suit the purchaser
upon the shortest notice. into any description Of
Lumber.
The subscriber has also lot of Broom Handles
on hand, and isrendy to make to order, upon short
notice, any number, of The best mood.
The mill is situated six miles northwest of Ian
caster and two miles south of Carroll. Letters
can be addressed postpaid. to the subscriber.
Lancaster. JOHN s. SNYDER
February 0, l8i9. 40
Herald, Cirrleville, publish the above months
aud chnrge this Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-09
ScioiO Valley Railroad Bill.

The Portsmouth Clipper and Tribune contains
IA copy of the Bill, clarIerins the "scioto Valley
Railroad Company" The first section names the
incorporators in the several counties, among
whom are Messrs T. U. White, C. Borland, M.
A. Dnugherty and D.Talmadge,in Fairfield coun-
ty, aud declares that they are "oreated IL body
corporate, with power To construct a Railroad from
tn" town Of Portsmouth, on the Ohio River. in
the county of Scioto; thence. on the east side OF
the Scioto River, through Piketon, in Pike Coun-
ty, and by the way of Chillicotllo, Ross county.
CirclevilIe, in Pickuway county, aud Amanda and
Lancaster, in Fairfield county, to Newark, in
Licking county, with power to connect with any
other Railroad chartered by law of this State with
which arrangements may bo made for that pur-
pose."
Tho remaining sections of the law, together
with an abstract OF the General Railroad net are
us follows:
Sec 2. The Capital Stock of said
Company may consist of any amount not
exceeding two millions of dollars.
! Sec. 3. Said company thall have all
power, and be subject to all the restric-
tions aud provisions of the act regulating
Railroad companies, passed February |,
lS4S; Proo'dcd, however, that the track
ofthe Railroad hereby authorized to be
constructed. may be made ofsuch width,
not exceeding five feet, four inches, as
may be necessary to conform to the width
of any Railroad with which it may con-
meet.
The provisions of the Law of 1lth
February. 1S4s, referred to in Sec. 8. u
bove. are:
Sec. l. General Incorporating act.
Sec. 2. Authority and permission ia
construct branches in each county through
which it runs, TO the limits of said
counties.
Sec. 8. Capital Stock divided into
shares of6fty dollars each. Shares re,
garded as personal property, and subject
to execution at law.
Sec. 4. Payment of instalments--St
on each share at the time of subscribing
the balance as the directors may order
Sec. 5. Unpaid stock collected by suit
with 8 per cent, damages.
Sec. 6. Capital may be increased ~.
majority of the Stockholders(
lico with the Auditor of ST.
Sec. 7. Mode and mann
books for subscription, cleo
&c, and when ten per cent
} subscribed, Directors may beV
Company organized.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-03-09
CINCINNATI, November % lS19

Of SONS OF TEMPERANCE of OHIO.
CINCINNATI, November 2s, 1913,
A. Il. ScovrLL-Dear Sir-For the past eight or
Ten months, have felt inclined to say something
10 relation TO the EXTRAORDINARY HEAL.
ING QUALITIES Of your preparation Of DR..
Rogers Compound Syrup OF Livelwon and Tar.
Tor your own, but more especially for the benefit of
those unfortunate persons whe are THREATEN
EDm PULMONARY CON-
SUMPTION, and who like myself have great
aversion to quacks, 10 their specifics and ca alho.
cons; out combination Of circumstances has pre-
vented until now.
In November, 1916, my wife took severe cold,
which settled upon her lungs. A VIOLENT
COUGH was the consequence, which increased IN
severity during the winter, and reduced her 10 al
most SKELETON 1t was nearly insessant.
and attended with SEVERE PAIN in the SIDE
aud BREAST, accompanied with FEVER and
COLD NIGHT SWEATS SHE EXPECTO.
RATED more than PINT of MATTER DAI.
LY, ULCERS GATHERED upon her LUNGS
and DISCHARGED. HER HANDS and FEET
WERE COLD AND DCLAMMY as death, and a
PURPLE TINT SETTLED spon HER LIPS
The skill aud varied efforts Of our family physician
were completely BAFFLED, On The Isl Of Nav.
l647, he informed me thal he could do nothing more
than grant her temporary relief, tina her case WAS
iOl cbLoS, anu 'hat sue could NOI SURVIVE
more than fortnight al the fnrhest. Immediate
ly called upon DR.. r, s NEWTON of this civ
(who has been so skillul in the treatment of can
cers,) and stated her case to him. IIe recommend
ed Dr. Rogers LiverwOrl and Tar, assursd me tha,
there was nothing of quackery about il, but purely
a SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, and gave me
the history Of several cases, all considered houeless.
where this preparation RESTOREDloHEALTH.
A bottle was procured, aud in one week the ex.
Ncoraliou was nearly CONQUERED. She con-
unued gradually 10 improve, he appetite returned,
her COUGH In a few months CEASED SHE
RECOVERED her STRENGTH, aud TO verv
great degree her health, and is now a MOST EX-
ORDINARY TROPHY Of the HEALING
VIRTUES of DIR. ROGERS PREPARATION
OF LlVEBWORr AND TAR.
can also say that have derived very great BEN
eat from mis- preparation, for hoarseness sore Ihroa:
and structure across tine chest. have been ena-
hed, while SUFFERING FROM SEVERE
COLD AND HOARSENESS, to speak with
comparative ease for two hours. II has one ad-
vantage, in my own case, over other expectoran,s,
il does not derange the digestive functions, produc-
ing headache, or nervous inability.
i regard il as admirably adapted for the use of
public speakers. Respectfully yours,
JOHN A. COLLINS.