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having community, IT. therefore, shall be elected. VII
deyoe what ability and experience may pos 10 hon
st and faithful discharge of the duties pertaining the Of
every interest," and each and every section Of the State
Be pleased gentlemen accept my thanks for the Rlnd
and ,Iteng in which you have communicated 10
me my nomination, and receive Tie assurances ol hgh re-
gard and esteem om very respectfully and truly your zoe
dent servant THOS Ii. DANIEL
Nessrs. Henry D. Flood Timothy Rivea, A. D. Banks, n
e. Claiborne S. J. Booker, COnmiltee.
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FETEhSauHc Anil ooh Ice

PETERSBURG April 29th, 1859
cation Of the 23d nst which has been .reyed
Ing me- That al convention of delegates nf h
PARTY held at Lynchburg the 22d inst wns
canddite tor the Office of Commissioner of Public
Works for the first district " uO"S
appreciate very highly and tender 10 the delep,,es
posing thar convention my thanks for this distnpuishd
mark of their confidence and favor accept the nomina
on gentlemen brt would be insincere if failed TO sav
that distrus Of my ability tn discharge efficiently lbe
high and weghy duties of the Office, elected alloys the
qualification would otherwise feel at receiving The nomi
na,ioa The duties oil Commissioner of Public Works
will be of exceedingly important and responsible churac-
cr-so much So that late State Convention, which
sembled 10 alter and amend organic law incorporated
into the Constitution which has since been sanctioned by
the people, provision requiring the organization OF new
Board OF Public Works. consist of three Commissioners
10 be elective BY and therefore directly amenabe TO- the peo
pe To those who may constitute that Board the mos.
important interests of the State will DO conded for upon
them will devove In grea, degree the faithful application
OF the large amounts appropriated internal improvement,
purposes and upon proper honest and faithful discharge
Of their Duties Will depend only the Of To-
terna improvement policy but also the welfare of The
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.-We learn from the eleventh
annual Gu laogue College OF The session Of ls52-5s
nur Professors: Dir Heath J. Christian. Professor Of tho
Creek Language and Literature. Mr. George E. Dabney'
Professor Of the Latin and French Languagesi Dir
evil, Turner A. NJ Professor Of Mathematics and Astro
nvny; and Mr. Bennl Puryear, A. M, Professor OF Che
mis,ry and Natural Philosophy
The number of has increased 10 one hpnofeo aD
indication Of The course oil STUDY Is
thorough and extended as ta Of any similar instltu
o1-[ Dispatch.
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THE GARDINER TRIAL.

II
WAsH,seros April 26,h-'rhe day has been occupied in
close cross examination OF John Charles Gnrdaer le,e
in Spanish signed John Charles Ga'dlner ADDRESSED 70 NV
Acade of Rio Verde being shown he' said that me sgna
n,r mhd hls bu he thought that the body ol he e-
er was no, in MS hand He hud recollection Of the Al
,aJ's name reply. Sworn transations OF 'aese e
ers were read 10 the Jury, and are Gs follows;
RIO VERDE. Oct. TO- le5l.
10 tho FIRST Constitutional Aicade Of t"s c"y-I,'
Charles Gardiner Tue United States and leIn'
arly in this city, appear 'el'Ir y|, III p work
cd mines in tEe place called LagunIlas in the Hanscca
NJ OF mountains and known oy The names n
i)uures aud San jose he spent IN them la,Re .p.a'
which he had abandon account OF having oeen eHe'
I'd by virtue the first article OF the decree VI me @4n oi
October 1886 which was issued by the government Oh hs
STATE. H., t...,
ost bu. also were the profits, which must have resulted
erero; and now in order 10 make MS rights p'e'd IN
ur Repucic il is necessary that the witness VINO may pc
presented shall be examined upon everything se 10 he
sad mines. n=r workings, reducing estaolsn'eh o'n2
u,is mule yards, g.. They depose, II they Oe rea-
us OF nv brother whether they ee or not in's'es'ed III
hr claims, either drscty or ndirec,ly end whether they
DE- agents or directors Of The business and e ean oepos
lions being thken return me eer ot!2lnai iof Tue
which may suit nay brother therefore Feques you ~ o'
d=f N'''' ''A' 's''-'e " j. CHARLES GARDINER.
Tie reply OF ;he Alcads is as follows - -.
,; ;e neti.oner asks cannot be DONE because what Il
contained in his petition neilhef III La
guinas this Department s there or mas nete ever
been any mines much less any oil Inc anu
nude thai ia intended 10 be represened neither has m
(.nrpe Gardiner ever been known miner in hls Iu
,stc;ion but as surgeon and doctor during the few days
m resided here The expulsion he alludes to Is also a!se
In let this writing be returned 10 him. with the
present decree and him future 10 have more respec
for the judicial authority that exercise than TO attempt &c
SUI prise him and make him an accomphe OF fraud such a.
Is now attempted TO be made.
(Sgned) SlGNOR DOMlNGo CHAVES.
J BIAS. Scribe
! dozen pther letters signed j. c. Gardiner, and dated
in Verdi
In Washington shown the Witness who SAID ina
The hantwrng of looked like his, and others noI a.
al ike his He neither admitted denied the "rlune
any Of them
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We authorized 10 Dr.. }. P. Hamilton,
candidate represent the Of Psylvsna in the
House of Delegates Our had been spoken of BY kind
friends in this connection and however grateful may be
II suits convenience and ncnatiun decline position
Of this kind Besides have the pleasure OF presenting
70 The Democracy OF Ptsyyania in every way more
acceptable Than ourse We frnm the signs Of the
nes that the only for US ENJOY The ogreeube society
OF our friend Buioj BY remaining Danyle We shall
however have Richmond correspondent in the person ol
DR.. Hamilton.-I DdnrHie Republican.
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IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS

WAsHlSGToS, April 29.-At recent Cabinet meeting the
following important appointments have been determined up
Nj Bcebe of Pennsylvania TO bcSecrctary Of the Lc2a
lion to Central Amcrce Mr.. Hubbard Of Maine, lex Guver
nor Consul 10 Rio dc Janeroi Mr. Angel Of New York 10
be Consul Tucahuann; Mr. Diaye Of New York. 10 be
Charge de Aiaires TO Brussels
THE NEW ENGLAND METHODIST DIFFERENCE.
RosToS April 29-The New England Methods, Confer
in session Ipswich held meeting last night and
discussed The ansavey question connected with the
Methodist Church South and North.
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APPOINTMENTS

WAsHISG7os April 90 John Wiley has been appoint,
ed Marshal and John Gregory Attorney for the Eastern
District OF Virgnin
The loreign appointments have not yet been made The
announcement Of the appointment Of Glessrs Dix and
Meade, last night, was premature
According 10 general expectation, considerable number
OF Land Treasury Pos, Office Clerks be released
from "close confinement" in day Two.
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The Democratic Convention which sat a, Psyvanis
Court House. nominated Hon. Thomas S. Bocock for Con
gess II been our fortune To witness more har
nony and animation 10 the proceedings of any similar bo
dr II these signs false they the habnsers of
glorious victory. The nomination received by the
Convention with tho enthusiasm doubt
il will DC received by The District Let thr fight com
and be conducted by the party. The is
short TO expect our leader 10 do much In arousing our
forces action. He WILL however, do his du:y and he has
right 10 expect the greatest ysllance in the performance
ours further account is unfortunately impossible THE
week. DonrEc Republican, '#[ .t..7
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patch OF letter from MIR. Everett the United States minis
ter IN this country his government, dared Luudn Goth
April Si5 This letter hus been published BY Mr. Webster
and is unfortunately calculated incorrect view
10 be taken ul the subject by the American public"
Mr. Eveetl's defence of Mr. Webster and vndcation OF
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RoCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
AND
RATH s{.EM SPRINGS,

IN VIRGINIA.
C>E iwo eSi4bsin'h VIII be oen Tor the recepono Wis
L Eors sIn due Gt";: 70 i"queB from different
qua"r that e nenVed eath ." he senior part
the atthe Rocstridse Alum
projected ~ Atusc plan OF operations both Springs
Ticn ne hal Carefully niure Our Will be execute these
u rIet: iltiSah,r.
We eig.tiy.fvc chambcrs spacious
barm. -sdinc billiard and other
tA heretofore And wiiho0 committing ourselves
@ as PROMISES neyond cop wing, will simply
" ~ e".oaabe e1 sha! DC spared render
comfortable ashs gnule the crowd will admit AS bed
-1avE ac made orcr large Of single and dJuol
s Mattresses OF superior qusy-we hope give satisfaction 10
aacepgfmen.
FTapcul, Of these remarkable their anay
testimonials. mu!tuJe that nigh; be furnish
:t't"c" made pamphlet pubich:nn which will
a o application 20 WM FRAZIEE. Postmaster
Res5nA,= Aur,. ORR SrASoLER, Po=tm srr, BAH Alum
M ou Iurne furnish daily at each place. the Of The
t e the fountain, that visitors at both places
n.y a. al tines have their choice.
fsa ay the United States wishing the
hc months Of Nay June aud july would
Fr-rartl
fit' dressed above Messrs Bennett d Bcers, Drug
s hcincni, Va will be attended 10 In tie order OF their recep
oSas 70 ihe building operations rapidly adj anchg the
s' Alum. ht place cannn be clsn for company earlier
'gns ls The Bath Alum open and prepared 10 enter
Apr. % -s2m FRAZIER & RANDOLPH.
W. sEADR0OKS' WAKEAOUSk;,
OF The recent change of Inspectors this Ware
- subscriber has resigned The Inspector ship held By hin
H haieNInc for The his
F fS''a u n. houEc. and the l.ubllc generally.
NJ; COMMISSION MERCHANT.
- experience as Inspector and salesman, and intimate
m,,s MN al persons engaged The tobacco trade in Ills
WI enable him prucu highest ma st prices for
him with the sale He will Lao nav mar
.. - Oh e, Non, building shccSoe Wareh"u.e ""s
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

NEW AND CHEAP STlKE- b3 MAIN SIKEE-.
Large stock OF Spring and summer Dry Goods
rsNs th urtad OF in'liuhS tEe numerous
and cusiomers owh and country, ti they are ""
e, Of Fresh Guu adapted Tor sprine
trade purchased lately in the Northern c,'es On M
They pledge themselves s'h every ace
house in the Having IN ,e ouyn
Market the. enabled offer sas o"eI an "'ae nc
hu,.s viii be 10 the Interest OF all o,so" ,os .s m % M ,i
ne purpose purchasing goods ave our s.cA an
We pom hai rhJ part wiz DC sa.eG ~ se & o
and 10 please cus'ot ""' a' ia'o ~ WIN
ca The assortment con.stslh palt oi
.a t.ure,. c!rckr. and PLAID SILKS
49,. RI s,,, y tic LANES, M0ussines
P-,b'.o,er.,, y h:,c goyjs Sh engs, Shir,ings
SfS .,rt y, ti"siefy
Ca s..w- Maniias very elegant
l,rs Anpl atoa Mau,ias
ESos for ;raai, wrar
lsTSe sock ii oh- res;ings, Lc-n Dines,
IL. &c SC. 'n g"u.tc ,,eh'> md youths wear
4s.rrs Ladies Cater Boots ard SLIPPERS very cheap
India Ma mig aua CirIe:ius
Dress Tram FliaTt-
variety small gooos TOO numerous for newa
paper tdysr
For 5Irsains. c.Il :. he e!.an sore nf
April i5-c.m HaRT s MOSES. 60 Main street.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY


WAsHISGTnS, May lsi.lt is said that The following ap.
poin,mcnls will be made ES Gov Seymour, OF
Connecticut, Minister Russia; Gen. Gadaden of South
Carolina Minister 10 Mexico, and ex Gov. Dix, Of n. y
Mlnisirr ID EIancc.
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IpI;:T ROlAL BoANpiNG SCHOOL

.~.ur .,o,, p-,unass this School daily sing
anon pau somewhat di6creat from any Edu'
ersi ~ rIrzils Th curse g Instruction int
.t.na,I; ebr,cng the English Casslca n Mat
49, h..r.-. . ot Music has also btca provided
tn mn, ii n i. healthy accessible cling on The Rappaan.
hou ~ miles Fredericksburg. and 10 miles from
t,r Milford depot R Ant Frecerckshhrs Kan ROAD
S-umnuls uay week. from Baltimore anu fiedes
i.x.bu aud cJuvr may BE- had from the depot
tn Oh the Isl Monday IN Ocooer anu
az cn o 3lsy A. as,er Pupils admitted a!any time dunng
lre se-son The and exhibition takes place III
l-y nj, co-r :se ScsS!1n
T,.r /, room AZ rscn FIVE boares and pro
i si be ~ OF the next session. oi
,se ACCOMMODATION ui ohets.
Terms:
Do.rI aud mi 90. iarahi. uae hird III advance. sao
Wisel uul-L. iiiaIry flpsiuntnt, Io
AcaueaIc cnusfe iron SSu 10 ~
III ..lc and s,"dIes a: noiessors prices
Fo. i.o-mc.iJm Jnl rCie ence, auuTess
~ E BAUDER Priacral.
porI Rnyal. Carolina County. Va, March li-cly
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MA REfJEp.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

MARRIED on the 9th n,t By the lsy Geo hlsl j. cAhsU W.
WATSON pub.ae. Of the Winchester (. i>eu''S~'' N 3
ANNIE COREEiL, IL! Of Wihchrsssf. -
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81 THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

-urpr.S has urre m the General Assembly Of
w tns sac by resignation OF Charles Mason, d King
district the coun'cs OF San"Hi
C.ors and Prince W lum the SHerins VI nc sa
ne. are heesy required h. an election eaen u, M p5 W
t he orI Thursday May neat 10 supply me sau Sd
,,J of he Com.
.,,b Al re .raonj. this fifteenth day ul April, IN Ihe
Isl year 1885 80 " gr.yopI
pt s"e "" S.r'y. oi The Common .eath.
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~ '''1s ''N' J. CHARLES GARDINER.
Tie reply OF the Alcads Is as follows - 80.
limited STATES MINT

UNITED STATES MINT.
Al emonn,s To- over Ave and quarter millions snd the
sill c coinage amounts four hundred and nineteen 'noa
ss!t dollars
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We learn hat the Democrats of Rnckhrdge have noEna
lel d. Archibald Graham aud john kIkpalrck as her
candidates Tor election 10 the House OF Dell gates We
know both gentlemen well and hn,r shadow of doubt
81 Their election, II the proper eIerti"n is used tt
test VIII We presume be very warm each parry will
10 every hing n their 10 Garry the county Our
impression Is that the county Is democratic BY small
Jointly. VIII you then democrats OF Rockbdge. suffer
yourselves 10 be heaen2 Will you lose the advantage you
ave already gained7 We hope Glrd your
and 60 forth 10 the contest with the determination
qner Remepber that there Is much stake. II you lose
The county may be years before you reclaim Il
again Elect yonr delegates now and you will nave
Ole hereafter Never were your prospects brighter than
present You have TWO leaders, who only eminent
qualified for the post, but who have your entire conf.
dcnce. Act ACT, ACT, and victory. .is certain.
lLunchhurg Rcnuhlican
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HON. JOHN ). CASKIE.-We are pleased 10 observe
hat the sentiment OF satisfaction of ths young
out talented and a!eady distinguished statesman Is sn ra
versa TO preclude The call Virginia hat
not within her borders gentleman OF 6ncr mind
more extensive attanmens and brilliant powers OF oia
tory than John S. Ca.kie. Cordially do wish him The
fues, measure of success and renown
South Side Democrat.
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TIE FAULKNER DINNER.


we give highly interesting account as TO the proceednss
incident To the Dinner given 10 the Hon Charles Feuk-
e he Representative In Congress from this District by
ie czrns OF HafpeIs Ferry and Bolivar Thursday last
of MS erlent services in behalf OF the operatives OF the
National Armories In his efforts 10 abolish the Military ard
substitute The Civil SUPPLEMENTARY The Dinner ITSELF
was most magnihccn,ly gotten uphe attendance greatly
What even Inc most sanguRe had Anticipated
oruer ana "hole arrangement exceent-and for
al east oy he common consent OF all parties there
really feast oil reason and flow Of soul" The ladies'
III gea numbers Eraccd the occasion by their presence and
had we been speaking many oners were we should
have occupied the stand h0Hr feasted In
looking upon their beautiful faces their bright ewes and their
smiling cuuntenances. The speeches of Mesrs Faulkner
BctiDger Lonmis Hoge, Thomson, Norris and Dauehey
were all received with the most rapurous applause and
were no less cedate 10 those who made them, than
Thy of the occasion which they designed 10 honor
(SpirI of Jtferson
THOMAS II. DANIEL.-We see by the Lynchbura pa.
pes that the Convention which met In that city the 22d
Instant To make nomination of candidate be voted
ny Inc Democratic party Commissioner of the Boord c(
Public Works. conferred that honor upon Thomas H. Dan.
lei OF Prince George county. From all the information
nave been able 10 gain, think the nomination aira
Die one Mr. Daniel OF good sense working HABITS
ana has heretofore done the State much both
branches vi her Legislature. We pleased with his
mutton moreover bccaus the public estimation n which he
Is universally held gives assurance that while
principles OF his party all matters Of Federal and State
politics. he will not be likely authority with
which he will ee invested BY i.S election Ieard the
progress OF internal improvement in The State. The office
Is beyond question o The important In the gllt
the people UpOn impartial and faithful discharge Of the
duties belonging IT, depends small degree future
prosperity .! Virginia Its incumbent should be like
10 DC governed In his official conduct by dis
position TO promote this alone Believing Mr. Daniel
such man, we heartily wish him
Charlottesville
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Ha"Ai hon Taylor d Co.'S Tobacco Factory on Wednes
a. sc'o boy nar,ed Sam Black about 10 year. old
Prem, ~ on me Of his legs lie raised by MI r.
k,n @ t .,ooTa. cruG:y. Will give the above ward u
us.n nc ts2'y ad !e-erst re in Richmond $40
sn,,1 =, 70 o"e county sa1t-irered 10 inc. .s
HEMIs c, MIC'L HART.
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ROBERT r.. pRENT;S-

N A
ViLI ilurly attend the Circu!, aud lu,rnr g.
w iok county, Norfolk CITY, SaEeona and Isa y, NOT
.,so and he Circuit ut Of SOUTHAMPTON county All b.i
pes .uei Ills will meet with pio omp attention us,
oe ouNi :; Ms ofhce High Savins R
ep N We'd csta.s when he will be at his Office IN The Ce
ofce Haldirr al suffolk April iG-rSn
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i CoSCtsXtrn hANRisGS AND ALL oTHERs
fb.arr =, M Ire cor.tr Cour y; Brurswck County, at
cine y, - ':e William Ecly. commissioner in ihe
a.c Michel AID others VS. Alexander fIarri.
EYp,,i 80 IS cents which Ecma Harrison. who 10
'ean Is entitled, II she Is liyns- and ADVERTISE
o, apefs Published in the city Of Richmond,
wesS 'or formatiun concerning said Emma Harri.
BEL! y sn,a Harrison s also entitled 8l2 6G now
tsa,, 1m Kelly, a'ninsru,or Of VIM. Halter Harrison
~nESe-eSiw WILLIAMSON KELLY, Conn,i. sioner
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sLaVE LAROR WANTED.

me and kana~ha Company wil pay liberal
m - able bodied 10 work by the day month
,he dam unl .Maidrns Adventure twenty
mile above this city Arrangements be made for the
any :" furnish ching and medical attendance to hands
Continue lis service till the eud Of the present
NJ particulars. address the Undersigned In this city, or
VI; duncan Grant a the works e. L CIllNN,
hlchnom', Ap,i 2-r,f Spnt pf Rppairs r. IL K Canal
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10 tne uou'e ne becomcs rampant HIS luneEal a5cco
since the election as The reader will perceive while y has
given his imasnaon ,rse Of The horrdc. has By no
means aoated MS procyiiies for prophecy He or
oil his maker IN believing THAT The democratic party VIII
ultimately crush the liberties of the people, Now we
have little doubt that Mr. Bolts really and Truly be-
liar mental state into which he can throw himself enabling
him believe anything lie imagues Ii Will be remember
ed that he uttered simllr aruson Of belief in the cleo
tion o General Scott few days before the result was an
nIunced The fact is le expression has become tIlte,
that whatever occurrence The "nmpva pedc!s will turn
up "dsnetiy olheruise" Judging BY this criterion. we
think liberties If opie will hardly be aEguhei by
The democracy! Souit. Side Democrat.
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TO THos. H. pAsIzl, Ese.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-04-14
DR.. J. s. ROSES
GOLDEN PILLS.

For Diseases of the Womb, and Female Weak
ness. Also, for Weakness Of the Back,
SPINE, Loins, &C., they hare no equal.
TNHIs DISEASE, here; ofore treated by bandages,
i trusses, and internal supports, which can only
prove palatves yields completely to the of these
tonic, strengthening Golden Pills. They have Pc
cular affinity for the debtated muscles of the fe-
male and in no instance have they failed in radically
curing those distressing complaints females are so
often subjet to; they brace the whole system, giving
strength and vivacity to the frame at large.
Twentyseven years experience in the use of these
Pills in my practice has been the means of dispensing
with more bandages, abdominal supports, pessaries
and golden balls, than many individuals manu-
facture. Females of the present age perfectly
formed as mother Eve, those mothers of antiquity
aud require external support The muscles of the
body Kept in due by remedies Of this character
sufficient support, and all that nature in
tended.
These Pills have been pronounced by the tousands
amongst whom was the wife of distinguished Sen,
ator from louisiana and the widow Of an Ex-Governor
of Deaware) who have used them, superior to any
thing hitherto known. j. s. ROSE, NJ. d.
Price 80 cents per Box.
RB-To be had at all the respectable Drug Stores in
Washington and Georgetown, ID. c., and Alexandria,
Va. feb %
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PROFESSIONAL CARD,

hh: HUNTER, Member of the Royal College Of
~ Surgeons, London, and late Pupil in Hospital
Tor consumption, London, has arrived in Washing
ton, and ,uay lie consulted for limited number Of
weeks In Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore
throat, and Affections Of the Heart, his rooms,
Pennsylvania avenue Immediately opposite iron
Hail.
The treatment pursued, in addition to the usual
administration Of remedies by the stomach is tha of
inhaling medicated vapour either from suitable
instrument Or by filling chamber in the patients
house, or by the employ nent of both tose means as
the circumstances OF the case may require.
The peculiar advantages IF inhalation in diseases
of the Lungs, &c. that the remedy is applied d
recty to the Membrane diseased does not in
terere with exercise the ordinary business of the
patient; that he most feeble Invalid may use it with
out an unpleasant symptom; and lastly and princi-
pay that Ii has been attended by the most encour-
aging success.
Dr.. HUNTER is assisted by Drs. WELLESLEY and
RAWLINGS.
Hours from a. N. to p. m. ap 2-tf