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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-19
The Presidents Message.

The Presidents message.
Although this document was telegraph
ed to ST. Louis, and we should have had il
here within four days after its delivery at
Washington, yet from some accident to the
wires, beyond st. Louis, and further, but
too common accident, by the land mail.
between this and st. Louis, it was not re.
ceived here, until it was near two weeks
Old. These delays, always vexatious, are
peculiarly so, al this time, after he suspen-
sion IF lhr liver mails, which We're SO reg.
uar and daily.
The message, however, is none the less
interesting, and will be read with profit and
pleasure, by all who have noticed the pass
my events, and the exciting position of po-
ltical affairs, for the last year.
All parties, factions, and sections of the
country, look with interest and anxiety to
the position oil the Executive admins'ra.
ton of the Government. Parties and fac
tons look for the Annual Presidential Mes.
sage. as shadowing forth influences, for, or
against their particular views, and peculiar
interests. Sections and States look for it
for the same purpose, and as sustaining or
repudating their local interests, and pot.
ical prosperity. The Message of President
Fillmore is one of those rare documents
which shadow forth line of doctrine end
conduct, without descending into detail,
dctaton, or threatening, by which parties,
factions. and sections may clearly perceive
their position, as well in regard to the execu.
ton of past legislation, as that which is
deemed by him necessary and proper for
the peace and prosperity of the nation
Clear, distinct, and without a shade of am
bguity or reservation, he has laid before
the country his positions ia the past excite
ments; and his line of duty for the we'll be-
ing Of the Union, in whatever emergency
And while he sanctions or repudiateS meas
ures of policy, and exhibits the energy Of
mind and character to execute the high
trust committed to him, he Is neither vim
dc,ive, garuIous, nor imper,inen,, in manner
of communication.
With the energy Of Gen. Jackson he
possesses all the atlri butes OF Il statesman
and patriot. lie "knows no East, West,
North, or Sou,h"-he is for all; and for the
whole Union as it is; he will stand by, and
support the compromises of the last session,
enforce the Fugitive Slave Act, and detect,
and bring 10 punishment, treason to the
Government from the North or the South.
The sword of the Veto he will hold for lis
lawful purpose nor suffer it to be disgraced
by imbecility or indiscrelion.
All in all, we think it the best message
among all, and the many, able documents
which have cmanated from the Presidential
Chair
VS. invite TO it the attentive perusal OF
the whole country.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-19

We acknowledge the ceipt OF piece o
poetry addressed to "T. l.. Anderson !
will appear in our next issue.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-19

QUINCY FLOUR, the best and purcst always or
W hand by L. II. SELMES.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-19
Administrators Notice.

NJ Office hereby given 10 all interested In the &C.
~ Of Barbara Keith deceased late Of Rails County that
the undersigned administrator has obtained letters q ndmn.
trnion, Of the County Court Of Rails Coun ~,
hearing date Dc.msS ID A. 1850 All persons having claims
said requested To present them for nowauce
henef of said and n not presented within three Yeas
will he for barred. -
dec. IL 1850, JAMES HORNBACk, admir-.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-19
PRICE, One Dime per Roll Rolls for 25 Cents; or ST pc
IA LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO COUNTRY MEnCI

SuGAR-l0 hid. prime n o Sugar, just received per
~ Kate kearney, aid FOR sole by nov2iy
q W CAPLlNGER
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-19

- ALT-200 sacks q A Salt in store and for sale by
~ nov2iy CIV CAPLINGER.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-19
NOTICE

A large lot Of splendid eastern Leather At
IA oct 2aj 7. K SELMES
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- Ia IN QUART hOTTLES.
toR TEE BEMeyAL AND PERMANENT Guar OF ALI BIS. |
kAsbbs AElsIna FROM Az lMpQKK srAIE OF THE
s ss e q 5 fs & =s sS Ss..as l.a
ezs Er'gtig 81, hSggIss e I'stsss q ts race,
So sss@ KS sea .avssIss Ss, s"d Ps,s q
Sgphaitc SH1psolas, Sciatiea Laiabaga,
pad Diseases arising FROM faiedfcioas use If |
ssEes . Lee also. carcae Constitutional Disorders, stc
N sis preparation srOpEg concentrated all le Med
s he most ssag osSose t Sl' mo, e S
@mpes o. tns VEGETABLE knggom and 2 has been so4ly
siss that i has received their
5ea ing ~ We paghe ana hls. established IL
s saress cosSoaSs esaa The SSs Il IS saReaS
SiSs Sis S Z s gl d d aSSs S he
IN y a asSs q y + epIS q dong for The
elsAnss and strengthens the ouniain springs Of e aud
~ Anoshsr Cur Cure 81 OF scr riiili aap's'
The following striking and, as viii be seen psrmnnent cure
q e. assslais caae o. Scroiala, comnends Itself 70
-. sovrHreRr, Conn, Jan. j. 1873.
te1lrq 5ANDs--GfnneneE: Sympathy for the afflicted
induces aqn you Of The remarkable cure effected ~
sed VII he eoas lac ca Inherent parts s II si Soy ny
Glands Of te neck were greatly enlarged and her limbs much
Ne remedies used eass sea aieke pV one &c s aRd
I'D cpsa ~eh was done bU without a Sss
sssshs in The .tasuion heard Of and were induced TO
decided and favorable elect relieving her more than any
20 S @ sSsr S ana n9 ss Sss e. s had used
s2ena nss nsash CUTE RESTORED n year
NE disease sproughy eadeaied from ths system o
S q SANDS 9ss 1sii S@S think v
Extract from letter received from Mr. Y n NJ Ike IsSs
ssatIsman well known in Loqiss county. Va: ''''''
ssasesd have cured negro bog Of mine with your
'cTsI ss family NH YOUR f, N w HARRIS
s1 sssssss s xa sas K . lss almost
ei aiisltep Q article well ksowa, and deserysds
popular this rleparaon but patients often who wish "a
use he sSirSqs G ssssspsdlH are induced q ~ wobs
the tbs valuable
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TENT MANUFACTORY.
TYRE subscriber would respectfully call the attention of al
those bound TO the 'gOd region to his large stock o.
useful and articles, such variety OF Wal
and other TENTS, with Portable Tent Poles Canvas
PACK SADDLES; Potable CAMP BEDS, weighing about
TWO pounds Canvas TRAVELLING BAGS, etc, all Of
which he oilers at fair prices, and any quantity Thos
Wlsnhg their articles water prO0ied be accommodated
anu Y ai customer who prefer 10 do their waterproof
g te subscriber Will give the receipt and guarantee the e
lect equal 70 any other process Fall and Purchase ROPES
made 70 order and neatly repaired Every dese1ip
uonoi w 900 ard Iron rame AWNINGS, TARP AULINS
etc. made and warranted proof against ri or midey
NJ 4, II. CASSIDY,
cQrgef canal and Magazine e,s entrance on Canal
- All orden from the country will he PROMPTLY
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' ~ ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
co TIY ENESS :
CUBTIV BIN ESb;
OR, CORsTIPATIoN OF THE BOWELS,
THE PAIN EXTRA IprAR -


THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the sure safest and most certain remedy for this disease
It viii positively give relief in the cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at Office with asonhment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon parts
of their bodies the bowels, and that copous movement
hadresuted romt This result will always follow thorough
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are cos
tive. Let the experiment be tried. It perfectly safe and
in no instant eean the Pain Extractor do harn
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D. ,iptioR of Packages and Goods.


9cases Carat, 9dozen each.
barrel Wine
Ibarel Vinegar.
barrel soda Ash
case, dozen Claret.
bag Plment0.
bale Baskets.
cssk assorted Bed Screws Latche and Shutter Bolts.
] trunk Passengers Baggage.
eask large and dozen and ALL Of best English
scases, large and small boxes. Artificial Flowers
case IS Religious Books, Pictures and lot Breviary.
qn pipe American Brandy.
baskets Champagne.
hasket Champagne.
3 bales Old Linen Sacks.
cases Ns Gilt SIX and Glass vcstand Goa, Buttons
bale Personal Effects in use. -
barrel Dye StulE -
Is barrels Bread, .
u bars Railroad Iron.
case. IS dozen. Colored or Printed Cotton Shawls.
] chest of Clothing and Personal Effects, In use.
| small case Tools.
I cask Ale.
I or, pipe American Brandy.
| case Medicines.
case StuccO Patterns.
small Iron Cog Wheel.
bundle Of IL Cafskins.
! bundle Willows,
bale Cotton Seed.
I trunk and Vaise of old Clothing,
5 bundles Iron Rods and bundles blistered steel.
lcask Fishing Tackle and assorted Hardware.
l box tin Chocolate Moulds.
2packages, a Chocolate Mill
bale old Gunny Bags.
q Water Casks and bundles Slaves
bundles Iron Hoops and casks Heads.
l old Cooking Stove and Medicine Chest.
! or. pipe American Brandy.
3qr. pipes American Brandy. a.. ,
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DAILY CRESCENT.
IMT NATfVRLAND.

Mx NATIVE LAND.
Nv aalixa landl my native land
Oaat ars Thy shores 70 mo;
Tff sunny wales, and rock bound strand
Where swesIs the broad, deep sea;
How fair thy skier when sunset gloWs.
AM crimson clouds in light repose!
MY homel what holy mem 'ries re!
That word bteathes musicis spell,
Wht1e pure affection 3 hottest tigs.
And earliest friendships dwell;
Haunts Of young fancy 4 hrghins! dream.
Those sceiiea have fed. like mnfniag beam.
Where dtonps the willows yssdrnt shade.
Der rInng ( srnlptur'd graves
There IRE mother ashes ND.
Where failing TOW 's.U wave;
Add memory lingeH~o'er that spot,
Where sisepA the lost = but uniorgot.
INV sweet ihy shades, my graceful honel
The 'tfiid bird s song sofree,
Amid fioaa scenes OF LIES first bloom,
BNathts IL rejoicing melody;
The lbgiies spot on IL fair earth,
TIE puil where freedom had It's birth.
Land, BY our pilgrim fathers trod,
Whose bosom fearless glow, =
Sanrsd % Freedom and to God, W ~
B11Eght stern oppression low:
Land OF the fFeei may wars tel itgtas
Ne'ef sprea1 DER thee Destruction storm
Bit ever may thy banner wave
triumphant DER the free and brave
Alton Tilsgguphs .
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EDUCATION.


HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A s BoARDERs AND DAY PUPILS, CaroRdeist
IA street, St. Joseph, established in S42 under the
superintendent of the MISSES y4LLfS0N, from Lon.
DON. This Institution, conducted the best plans Of
European Instruction. constantly open for the reception
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches requi
site to a complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars may be known applca
ton at the residence Of the MISSES ALLISON, Caron
delet street. ial4 ly
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ExEcUTIyr orr1or, 4

Baton Rouge, February A. 1850,
WHEREAS, RICHARD TERRELL, late an anc-
w oneer for the city of New Orleans has applied TO me
for the cqnceling Of the following bond, to wit;
bond Of $40 COO subscribed by him the 10th of April
1913 anconeer for the city of New Orleans together
Henry f. Wade, and Lucrea Wade, his wife. suretes
therefore,
Notice hereby given all persons interested therein to
show cause in writing the office of the Secretary Of State
within ninety days from the last publication thereof why said
bond should not be cancelled and annulled.
(~N Given under my hand and the Zeal Of the State
IL s. Baton Rouge this nh day of February 1850 and
~ and in the seventy fourth year Of the Independence
Of the United States. By the Governor.
JOSEPH WALKER, Gov. Of the State of Louisiana
=. CHARLES GAYARRE, Secretary oi State mh2
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no ALL WHOM IT'MAY CONCERN

THE SUBSCRIBERS Mould respectfully call the attention of
Il COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and Dealers IN, - y
HATS and GAPS in general, to their VERY EssSg
I'd LARGE assortment Of the above named Goods AzasA
- which, i SECOND TO NONE IN THE CITY,
So comprising EVERY KIND AND QUALITY, en-
sons about purchasing in this line that inspection Of Their
stock VIII be greatly to their advantage before pnrchasn
for the reason thai they mostly an OF they own
mannIaetnre, and come DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN
MANDATORY at Newark, N j.; and heing SATISFIED
with the MANUFACTURERS PROFITS feel certain
hat cannot fail to be satisfied also Caters nspec
oet4 en- st q CustnmbcnDsSu st.o = ~,
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This cerlifes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been use in my family for Salt Rheqm of thirteen years
DURATION and for Wars These fierce diseases have bean m
aeyiated, and they both entirely removed There
be doubt but this Medicine has all the virtues that ne
Paentee claims for it, from what has fallen under my ObseT
walton, added TO the respectable testimonials Units favor
BY Others who have used in requiring immediate relief
do cheeuy recommend TO attention ofthe aioed
the use of this invaluable Bave.
BHGaiO, NJ Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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> RE NIPPLES,

lHe euicdey OF lNSE hAC1OH In this disease
is remarkable We know Of numerous cures and do not
hesitate to say that the Ointment will fail for this pur
pose Decacy from asking certificates from ladies
this subject The following was procused by one of our
Agents
This will certify that we have used DALIEY'S MAGJ
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as a remedy for Sore Ninnles
and cheertuy recommend if those who NAV be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint most valuable ar
ncle 70 cure H. Phoebe BRAY,
.7IdaRB, April, 3D. - MARY MOORE.
FEVER SORES.
hereby certify that have been afflicted with annyeteste
Fever Sore Tor fourteen last past and have spent neaTV
five hundred dollars employing physicians and in purcbana
medicines that are used recommended for cure but 10
no pqrgose until IS last resort heard of and tried AL
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when to nv
great suse before had used whole box of his aye
my limb was entirely healed and have nothing of Il e
about BRADOCK DAVIS
+ Henrietta, Monroe county, N Y, May s, 1873 49,
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases is
wonderful so quickly does Il all pains and SORENESS
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS Its sneess IL
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, JnIy g. 1876.
DeGr SIR About week since, while working al my trade
cut my foot IN very had and dangerous way. The whole
STEP The wound began iname and continued so 10 do
unh became much alarmed. used British Oil, TinCture
MYTH and several adhesive plasters but all TO purpose
then commenced the use of
DAI4LEY'6 MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and n less than ten minutes the pain and inflammation began
TO subsldes and has now entirely left me.
4 can confidently recommend Daey's Magical Pain Ex-
tractor as being superior to anything have tried for
am shpcarpener by trade and shall be willing 10 tes
uty to the virtues OF the Save at all times when
reside on Franklin Avenue, at No lbl where can give any
JEFFERSON M. BISHOP.
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities of New
YoTk and Albany, aborng under the distressing EFy
speas, attended with inflammation of the kidneys and with
bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large Jumps Of the size
Of hen eggs potEudng AMI large bo covered body.
ntoerabe. My tongue cracked, and the roof Of my
mouth covered with sOre and my chest at the root Of
my neck, In constant burning heat, that cold water
did not cool il,
co,ayv kIyq IaSzun daairad ND IL
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THE PE0PLE,s mn. posTFR

4 STAND ALONE, and ar an V XXI ~
s.d'sd s Bdt H. P0sTNG Thankful those who gO
gave me would wish to inform them and all The world Ia
gshsi at am ready at all hour post their bills or dis
ipny tnen1 OSxefs left AZ the following places viii be az
enuea y crescent Office SO ST. Charles street; Diard or
nee 70 lamp sfeet Delta Office 112 Poydrs street; Plea
o0fHg1 81 Charles and PoydEas ~.
AH ansA hBpMPssa,
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She brought to my bed box and applied the
felt immediate ease wherever touched me- and begged
for enough to annont thoroughly. Ii obtained and
life seemed TO invest To the burning pain
in the chest even made Pills of it, and took them which
cured me. my life to your valuable EXTRACTOR
being strong and have been early
in The year 1872. KERZIA ERENlIII-
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TO RENT.

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO RENT, at 30 -
Il PHfLIPPH STREET, betpseR Common and Tim
GraUier streets, dS GA
TO RENT-The SECOND STORY of 2s Chs 81
t0mhose street, suitable for Storage OF Furniture, I
etc. has Hosting Wheel and other conveniences RentA
Low. Can be seen by applying
do j. DURBRIDGE & co. on the premises
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.--Pleasant -
n Furnished Rooms in the large twOstory house EhE
with Galleries, at the corner of ST. john and Perddo A
ITO RENT.-Two Frame DWELLING HOUSES -
Il Duplantier between Constance and Magazine had
streets, On the shady side Of the street. Apply the ~
premises. nit If
STQRE TO RENT.-The large four-story Store Cor part
~ of same) No. 70 Tcloupitoulas street. formerly
cupled by Kennedy 4 Foster being splendid location ~
for large Western Grocery or Dry Goods House. Fora
terms apply to
MA WIN. L. CUSHING & CO.. 50 Common ST.
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CARRIAGES, ETC.


sADDLERY AND TNDIA-RUBBER GOODS.
Ga We have on hand large sEs5gN1'M
INDIA men R6 81 d! sIRd' GG6tops ss d III
Z suitable for persons i1 going % CAT z ~
I9ni9 such as Beds, Piows Blankets eggngs, Ceaks,
India Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
A complete stock of sAbDLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS. Wholesale and Retail at the lowest market
prices. ~ County Merchants and Saddes can be sup.
piled with every article in line ~ Orders put mp
aH7 d&w s. Common mons 81 tG and II Cana Canal st.
u EMOyAL-L0UiSIANA CARRIAGE REPOSf-
AOFORY, f19 COMMON and q GRAy1Ea oeNrJR n,
BEACH having moved from As and 48 ROyal-96-1stz-
street, 70 the above establishment, will keep constantly
the latest and most beautiful models finished in the per
feet sye many Of which were originated and built expressly
Tor the patrons OF this establishment Purchasers invited
to examine this stock before making their selections else
where MIG 6md5sW
(tARRIA GEs-CAR AtsEs-The subscribers have
ment Of CARRiAts, and are constsStIy reeeiy ~
ing from the best Northern Manu- factories every Nv
style and Variety Purchasers would do vel to give
o29 6md&W los st. Charles street.
CARRIAGE MANDATORY
NHE Patronage that has been extended to very lib
L rally the last seven years, while Com n ssR {,
street. has induced as lle last summer to A 5sS
erect cree large building p .eSP5fsy g f9E @
the largest Shops in the Southern Country and prepared
with good Northern woknen, and the best of materials
ihan ever before for REPAIRING CARRIAGES, and
can restore them almost TO their original beauty and duTab
ty, although apparently and useless We will pay
freight on Carriages sent rs e repair We will also keep
RACES; which will be sold low. Old Carriages taken
trade tS Seg GBss We invite the attention Of those want
at our Manuiaetoy and Repository and iudgefor eseye
at the corner IF t5R.aI,fER and C4R0ND ELET SIS,
next door 70 The Office Of the Commercial Water Works
noyl2 Gmd&W - MATTHEWS s. DENMAN.
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II II, FULING, NJ D
=. WILSON, NJ. D.
.u.. An, ,n,z X. y. BRIGGS, NJ. D.
Albany, Apnl l, loh. p L. ELMENDoRFF, NJ n.


OSeg to the great success and immense sale of Dr. Town.
ehds SaIsaparia, number of who formerly our
agents, have commenced making Sarsaparia Extracts
EAlrS Bltters Extracts Of Yellow Dock etc. They gene
rally put up in the shaped bottles and some Of them
nave stolen and copied advertisements they are only
worthless limitations, and should be avoided ~
flincpa Oshee lB Fulton street, Sun Building, New
York Reding Co.. Stge street, Boston; Dyott Son.
la2 North Second street, Philadelphia; s. S. Hapce Drug
gist, BALTIMORE p NJ. Cohen, Charleston; los SoNl Pearl
street, Albany p. II; McGTaw, Natchez and BY all tie
United States, West indies and the Canadas ''' ''
- J. WhioHGs l5l Chdrtres street,
d5 SOLE AGENT New
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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable.
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
other place. The Pain Extractor however draDs 0
and completely removes the cause Of the disease and effects
thnrnu iEh nnra-
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TO PRINTERS.
John D. MuCREARY, PRINTING INK .H.4.N.
y UFdC1URER, Nos. 331 and 1893 Stanton street, New
Yek DEPOT No. Spruce street. would call the attention Of
coinrs, at the following prices:
Extra fine Jet Black, for card and -
wood cuts, SO 90 and SO 90 per b.
Fine Book Ink.........s........,....O "a " 90
Book Ink .s.........'0 40 :. D so
News Observation-Disclosures IS ~ 90 DIS "
Fine Fine R SRs,. w., y g 90
Gold ze e b, and Broze al So Is cents and q
per or, Garnins SSper
kB- supply Of the above IulSs may be found at nJ
agents, Messs. SHELDON ~ POTTER z 2 Camp street
New Orleans; D. O. WooDMAN, NicksbuTg, Mist; w. ii
Fog, Natchez, Miss; q. @. CLEAREs, Memphis. Tenn
N 3 This paper printed wiIfmy News Ink Jazz l0t3m
NOTICE. 49,
4 tORSON & ARMSTRONG, can be found for the pres
" ep at the office OF Mpssrs., lIEwtTT, NORTON q Co.
No. 90 Camp street few doors above their old stand
where all orders for STATIONERY AND PRINTING,
VIII a executed as formerly Their business will meet with
bnt slight Interruption asorders for full stock have already
fglssff CoRsoN & ARMSTRONG, 65 Camps 7
Tisg embrace ils opportunity 70 return their sincere
assistanceextaaded.to them. = t.,svsl5
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SUCCESS OF DIR. GILBERT.

New ORLEANS, January, 1870.
mis- Is TO certify that had terrible face lor
some years, and that ii was treated by eminent medical
m who Were unable to relieve The disease ocue
IN my forehead and was spreading in alarming manner
heard OF DR. GILBERT success in curing Cancers went
TO Memphis and put myself under his treatment He pro-
nouneed the disease and cured ST. and have been
well for about two l. therefore, take great pleasure
recommending him to the public, being well qualified
fyS w M FLEMING