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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

THE New ORLEANS FUND.-On enquiry,
yesterday afternoon, we learned that the sum of
$S425 81 had been deposited in bank, to the credaof
the Mayor of the city, for the relief of the New Or
leans sufferers and that $1,000 of that amount had
been drawn by the Howard Association" leaving
vet balance of S1425 81 to which we hope to see
added before the lists closed the of S574 g.
so as to swell the total contribution of Richmond to
S5O00 And it seems to that this might be done,
without much trouble, there are many of cur cit-
zens vet absent, who will take great pleasure in
making handsome contributions to this noble and hui
name cause as soon convenient opportunity is
afforded them for so doing. But whether other con-
tributions made not, we have been assured by
one, who has had fair opportunity of knowing,
that when all the moneys now collected are deposit
ted the sum of $4,000 will have been given to the
sufferers by the inhabitants of Richmond Generous
in all benevolent calls, as our people are known to
be- it would not surprise at all if the total receipts
eventually amounted to than the highest sum
we have yet named Richmonds proportion in re-
lievng the distress of her friends and neighbors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

ELOYD HOUSE again open for the re-
Il ception of transient or permanent B0ARDERS.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining pleasant rooms had bet
ter apply in time to secure them. l5-3tF
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FIERY FORK, Sept. 10. 1853.

TIEKf OK, sept. I3, Is53
DEAR DIsPATCI:-ft find from your issue of tnis
morning, that you still chasing up the ''Comet"
have not had time to figure out Jewett's calcula
lion, but incline to the opinion that he is lecs mis-
taken therein
can, however, give you an intimation of the
Comet Dherea5outs and Dkata5outs and it is Ger.
tainly as established FACT as Je,yetts nronhecv
that few days SINCE just as the monster began 10
wlsgie his tau, preparatory 70 observation-disclosures
around this mud pile, i. chancei in it's wander
ing course, to pass over the city Of Gotham, when
ana ana where it was seized by the tail, by few
strong minded women" and dashed to the Crystal
Palace, where ii supersedes the use of ''gas and
Il new quietly singing, 'oh! take your time Miss
Lucy" at the same time shedding its etfulgent
beams upon "Woman's Rgh.s.n
:, II Is also said, that Barnum is trying to induce
and the man IN the Moon But think it exceed
1ngiy doubtful whether the contract is yet consun
mated. Yours, truly, TIE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

REMOVAL The subscriber has re-
moved from his former place of business, No 8, Fiji
teenth street. of the Iron Front Buildings
No. 90 Pearl Tor I4th) street
au 29-Im GEORGE J. SUMNER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

News FROM THE CoNET.-We have the
following item of news from an esteemed
correspondent, as to the present locality and
employment of our brilliant neighbor. Our
readers will now understand why he was un-
able to burn the world up Tuesday, according
to the North Carolina prediction
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDI
CINE, BY DR.. f. d. ROBINSON.
u Office ON Franklin, between 18th and 14tb
streets jy l5-1y
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ARREST OF BURGLAR.-Capt. Wilker-
son. of the Night Police succeeded yesterday after
noonin afreating A. NJ. Bener, charged with commit
ting burglary In Baltimore and combining him in the
cage to be further disposed of. A despatch WINS
ceived in this city from William Snyder, of Balti
more, In these words:s ~ .s
Arrest A. NJ. Bener. He left Baltimore at 4 o'clk
this morning Has wife, and small black dog,
with a white ring around his neck. Supposed to be
a Canadian. Speaks broken French. Has three
trunks hat box aud basket Stole proInissory note
for sloe, IN favor Of Mrs Freemana silk dress and
other clothing Charged with burglary"
With this information before him, officer Wilker-
repaired to the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad Depot, yesterday afternoon and taking a
convenient position when the cars arrived, saw the
accused put his wife and child into the omnibus,
then walk across the street, and enter a store The
officer kept his eye upon him. and in short time
Bener out and started dawn the street towards
the Petersburg Depot, the officer following close
after him. aI
As the accused was about stepping into the cars
Wilkerson laid his baud upon his shoulder, said his
name was Bener and that he was in custody be-
at declared the officer to be mistaken, ana
assured him that if he would 60 into the cars ne
should be satisfied of his error Officer Whkerson
wishing TO do injustice consented to THIS ar
rangement, and Bener entered the cars, closely fo-
lowed by the officer. When B. got to his wife, he
whispered something in her ear and in an instant at
ter sprang through the car window and ran off, VIII
kerson pursued him rapidly as possible, and giving
the alarm number of boys Joined in the chase. Be-
ner ran and lodged about in the brick yards near by
for short time, but finally captured and taken to
the cage The officer also took charge of the wife
and placed her in comfortable boarding house, so
that she should not suffer Bener's baggage. which,
in all probability, contains the stolen property, was
taken to Petersburg by the train, but will no doubt,
be returned to this city this morning We presume
the Baltimore officer has been teegraphed of the ar
rest and if he will come on to-day to identify the
burglar and take him back
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

EOR RENT, the DWELLING over my
go eontain;ng large rooms and kitchen, and
sao; ~ ,hs ward Possession given on the LIST of
n nsteb :" Enquire at JOHN FENsoM,s Grocery
S, an Canal street, between 9th and 18th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

TOR RENT-That very desirable brick
IL HOUSE, ON the corner Of Clay and eth streets,
now in the occupancy of Mrs. Peasants Possession
given the LIST October next.
Also, a large front ROOM in the basement of Me-
tropotan Hail. well suited for office. Possession
given immediately. Apply TO
Pm. TABB & SON,
Office on Governor, between Main and Franklin
Sc l5-lw streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

TINE Canal Boat BELLE is now ready
Il to receive freight for Lynchburg and viii leave
on Saturday full or not full. A. S. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

T OVERING'S CRUSHED SUGAR.-20
~ bbls receiving and for sale by :
Sc Is WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

DRIME GOSHEN BUTTER.-7 kegs,
IL for sale by
sc 10 JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

EOR RENT-A neat brick TENEMENT
IL ON Bank street, suitable for snall family Pos
session can be had immediately Apply 70
JOHN CLENDENING.
Rent $I5o. ~ ISIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

FRENCH WORK-Our assortment of
IL French Work, Collars, Sleeves, Chernizettes,
Muslin and Cambria Trimming, &c. is full and
complete and ask the attention of the Ladies TO
it. c. HARTWELL co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

COTTON YARNS, from Union Mills,'
~ prime quality, No. to II, for sale by
Sc Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES of supe-
~ rior quality, in hhds. and tierces for sale by
Sc Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

IUlHI IhCftese TOT hVe :
-4l. %
Total business for do. .SS8, ISL 81 &c, 702 70
~ P.VAN DEURSEN Treasurer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

DACON.-60 casks SIDES, SHOUL~
1t DERS and HAMS, in store aud for sale by
sells WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

WTH Y-1G0 barrels rectiied
w WHISKEY, in store and for sale by
% MIILIAMS L BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

HOFFEE.-300 bags prime Rio, Laguy-
" ra and Java COFFEE, in store and for sale by
Sc Is WILLIAMS b BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

EARM IN NEW KENT FOR SALE,
II .hout $50 acres of land, ofwhich us cleared,
n pleasant and healthy neighborhood, with new
weling and ell necessary 0uthoases II 10 about p
miles from Richmond, and miles from the Wa
stage road
For farther information, apply at Go0DE Al
LENS Tobacco Factory, 2oth street
30 i5--d2wc2tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-15

ERESH FISH.-JAS. BROWN, agent
IL for James L. Garrison, prepared to furnish his
old customers and the public with the best Lynhaven
Bay FISH every morning. Call at his stall in the
NegetabIe Market. I7.h street. Sc l5-It<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
Ths Democratic nIrfr b.,

n The r,,ult OF their pngs The Democratic purity h~
sway, held pozer in h State. ana havicg accomplishing
seve,a mes which have been d''tA''". o. u- -
p including MANY m.ubT r. 81 thsir own p ~ - coa
hd uiy expected that csnd dates for the >ts "hce' -
lecied Sth rsTsuos to local interest," irrespective e" ne
uotal politics. Su secure the votes 90 l@ uod-IAe "'"
% both parties. 10 the defeat Of ufra psrtisans-
Here have been only deaths daring The Two sees
past IA Sacramento CITY.
ihe Charter Convention. consisting cf delegates up
poniso e. model he charter OF hi. city have held M
tl a. = srs bu' have not vet sgrd their nE r.
l ihtr duings are rcCsrn-d win interest
Ar e'hs.quet c. "a fhe renndriug General Rn-
road law. ny The lat Legislature by which individual b..
uu 80 81 stockholders diminished pss,rs Interested
N tie baddug ~ the Saorau, ' sy SAilrsd cpni
o'ifY expect veruniary as-sncs from capitalists IN the
Atlantic >s'es IL rs believed that The present law viii
tory "a them ana with the certainty IT returns Tar
gre t-r han are received firm sn.r inyes;men's else
whrI, i probable that the work will BE- cOune need
tFIy a.
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TIE WORLDS FAIR IN NEW.YORK.


The upcano If the various articles and their arrange
mct in their appropriate positions Is now going on with
great rarid.y aud enough on brei Visit yester-
day 10 satisfy that the Exhibition viii BE- one OF most
extraordinary trilIancy and variety. And yet but
very sa part of the cOntrbui nave been opened,
ana it viii take pretty sharp practice 10 get them in
readiness by the l4th inst. Bat there is mu nude Of
men engaged and witl such force marvellous deal ct
WORK can be aCcOmp she'd IN three days ieN ol the
articles which attracted attention on our lest Visit
may De mentioned as matter of interest The display
of poceains viii be very hnc, and VIII far exceed the
authorizations If those WHO have not bad the
oprortuIity Of becoming familiar with this mos. SUI
peib branch Of manufacture. Nothing can iel0re beau
ttul than the specimens Oi the famous sevrcs ware.
Those exhibited by Lahocbe, of Paris are exquisite
ald eyince an almost incredible degree 81 artistic skill
DuTan of Paris exhibits some specimens of bronz"s
eNcelrg ANYTHING of the kiud We have seen. On' of
them. a Wounded Heron vii. challenge the admira-
ton of any body, and there many Others equally
beautiful The Bohemian Glass Of Macs. from CAcly,
will be most attractive contribution. Famous as these
articles are already the specimens exhibited 10 this coli
lection vii be pronounced ~ rfcl IN! yer seen on ms
side of thcWat.r Tho articles above mentioned are all
o. a voIdlcuogncd manufacture and Tc suppose may
be considered beyond compare
Among he other foreign cou.ri' uious, were also
particularly st.uoo with on elegant aspit! 90 cutlery,
prin-ira 'y surgical Instruments. THESE aye Wlun.ac
turpd exhibited hv Clamirre, Son, Pars They are
Of the finest finish, AID perfect as tbe present sl
vepe,d stage If surgical science could require. They
ore '... -. Iro- aro.b.r Persian
,s,,t,ct,rc- Is 80 .rran-.lo collection of sp,ri.
mons oil bis cutlery, which, when fully displayed, VIII
probably dispute the palm With lis compel TOR. Among
other novelties some beautiful specimens OF l. inc for
~ St~t,rlsbire Enc a~o co r1afei ~ attraction &.
,to-rfhar We ma, look for grand dis l.v of uo.a-
ties nom abroad even ~ me opening. VINE ln' home
teIa,tneH. VIII exec an l''',,. '@l.o 'O.' ' ll.l.
beI lrd variety and fully upheld the character OF oar
a.sus AstAe opening appro chss the Hrcr,s. taken
mile exhibition cu'uina-es and the demand i1- season
t.l.s which admit tle lr .sr ro lie Imagination
b.s lo,..,-e onto active
). .-rt., Tho following rrr-lrmon AVE been ap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

NAsu>sroN A>D NV OErrtN- TELrsrtrHC .gptsY -
TIE annual ss,ing Of this Comp-ryvas D. ID IN 'y4sha
cu on De- 9Th and 7h inst, aud ths following officers we're
elected the ensuing year Elan Alexander th- former
President and Hon AMOS Kendall former Treasurer hay
Ing declined reelection, Smith Mowry Jr go Of Charles
TINS G was elected President, D. Clark Of " m
Cs Secretary. sri r. 3 French If Washington, Treas
rrsr On the auuou1c- rert oi hs lection Treasurer
NJ French resigned Lila Office Of Chairman Of tle Board
ct Trustees, ard Geo Wood E-g OF Washington, was
slec,ed 10 i'll BIZ place. In order . acfse the .rlnser
q stock and for the Of tockhodsrs reso-
luton was adopted 70 open ois for the transfer Of
stock in the Cry Of NeWYcrk and Edward g Hyde was
appointed Commissioner 10 open said books and transfer
stock that City We are happy 10 learn that the opera
cns OF this Company beginning TO realize the hopes
OF the projectors Th- Company is entirely free from
debt and dividend OF per cent declared payable
oh the Goth inst.
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ALBANY
Murderius the Temperance Bill. &c

corrvsPorscpes o. The y Tribune.
ALBANY, Mondsy, July II. 1855
A very important announcement was this morning.
made to the Legislature by the COntrOler-one which
al secured the attention of every member present
and one which will hasten the return of all absent mem
bers the moment its pnrPort meets their eyes II viii
also attract the attention OF the public who TO some de
eree, are interested mean the appropriation of S75
VO made for the paymcn. Of members, is exhausted,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

The steamship Illinois Lent H. J. Hartstein. T. : "
commanding arrived al herdock on Monday morning be
tween End O'Clock Sheeft Aspingall az o'clock on
the morning Of the n inst and arrived at Quarantine
on the evening OF the 10TH making the run in days
and - hours.
She brings the California mails Of the sth and 18th
June. 81 SSH in treasure on freight, and $50 pas
sengers.
Among the passengers notice the names Of Mr..
Marcus D. Boruck Corresponding Editor Of The Sara
rn,nfo Union and Clearer Of dispatches J. p. Hol-
man. late Secretary Of Legation to Chill W. T. Nge
ESQ Of the louise of Nye " Co, Val ,arlso J. Vim
cente B own, *. l. : Appraiser at san Francisco F.:
Iieuts pease Carson and Wikn.on Of the Revenue
Services Lieut. A. : Nicholson Of The Marine Cops,
F.P smith Clearer o. dispatches from Perl,) CAPT.
NeIus late Of tie steamer Tennessee, Mr. l.. Flint
and Gait Macy Of the clipper Pathfinder.
The following deaths occurred during the passage:
no Arahsns aged Co. Of sa ln'o :. ID eoI July ofcon-
ioi .6r, e. ,sed s. Of sheboys,a WIS., died JAY Of b-
.cus reBittut ityer
Tie Purser Of the Illinois Mr T. H. Mitchell has
furnished US with lit Of the following Of passen-
gers detained on tie Ishmus, IN consequence of delay
in receiving their baggage which publish in order
relieve the anxiety friends consequent upon their nom
arrival by rLe Illinois
Col JB a;..ruiss. A. MrTarl c,p,,- Fern,
yr ,le Mr Tai, az and child O. c o.sorne
! gentleman who was passenger on the British
steamer Quito which arrived az Panama on the 26rh u
report the ship Arco, from NewYork having arrived
AZ the Clinc,a I lands on the 9th Of June.
The following persons came passengers by the
Illinois:
L,r' yc Pe,se. Lieut. IoAl v'-,i ,ud L.sa Eep-y win-
ror = hev,rus seveei j. geet b5o"9' cap. w Macy
Wauons i.9. H. DuTsr M'ea. D. Boue- 20, tBeifr. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

The Lrsek6s'g Virgisias # Wednesday announces
with deep regret the death of Judge Norbourne Tails
oa-ro Of ths Bedford Circuit which occurred hrs resi-
atncs near Franklin Court Houses few asys since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

NEARLY TWO MILLIONS IN GOLD DUST,
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MTEIEG NEWS ENCOURAGING.
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Municipal Elections.

NrvrHIs. Tenn-Hon. B. Taylor has been re-
elcotad W,ror b7 vote of 426 to 800 for HicAmln,
and 100 for Eagan-Tay lors majority, l27
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

ARRIVAL. op THE ILLINOIS.
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PIPING TELLIGE FENCE

INTERESTING FROM BoGoTA-
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Tie Co-ored Convention adjourned siHc ii last even
Ing The conduct Of the Delegates from the several States
daring their stay in this city, bolh in and on, tbs Con
vsHtOa has been dsnEed and becoming as will BE- con.
ceiea by III rtgsrdless of prejudice.
iNeshe-..4. Il. Y. 3 Jusn. Juiv @
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The steamer Queen Of the West was destroyed by FIRE
Saturday at Hamilton, C. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

TnE WATER EIFcTioN-LiRoE MAJORITY AGNN,r
SrrfrYIyG rHE CITY WITH NArFR-The election 10 de-
eide upon tie plan submitted by tie Common Council 70
supply Brooklyn with lier passed oil yesterday n 4ae;
and orf ery manner and will De seen the project has
mat With an overwhelming defeat The following IS the
result -, -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND DEATHS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

Welsan hat Prot NJ B. Anderson hitherto the Editor Of
Ia Scr York Recorder has accepted the Presidency Of
the University Of Rochester which he was elected some
sbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

woman named M&lhalA " s-ins ~~s murdered on
Saturday les, canal boa; res Nl~eso'iFe' d. y
man uamed James Quinn, who made Is escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

Apriv,r or TEE USitED Srarls.-Ihe Steamship Uni
tea states CAPT Lucas, from New or.sls Jay . AZ
O'Clock A. NJ arrived q; this po-; yesterday le as Is 80
o'clcck. making the passage IA days All l9aFs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

Ht.oIs Judge Scates is probably elec'ed to all the
yacaLc, occasioued by me RESIGNATION OF Judge l,ui-
Lul Ills ms.orry in s. Clair County is lzjJ.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-19

a CRIPPLE SlfS ASIDE HIS CRuTClES AF.
TrR Ten YEARS SUFFERING.
EoNyor nly'ller from NJ ThompeoN, Chemist Lv.
prpOoi dated August gUth, 1902
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-19
LANDS .NEaR h1NNIBIio
ron S7lEi

7 HAVE several pieces of land detached hom my
| farm BY the Plank aud Rail Rond, which will sell
IN ols. from Qua TO forty Ocrrs, OOc forty acre lot
Ihpe milcs Wom llauuibil on the Plank Road loading
from Hannibal TO New Loudnn, having onWN very tuc
sprng, ryuct Of pure Wunjng stock water, ONd one
oil the most beautiful building Spois IN the BtMe,
will also sell i've shares oi Stock IN the Hannibal
RaNs County and PARIS Plank Road,
For rent, a large Store House on tho Levy, three
stories high, Also, several Lots for lease,
June %, lSb3-lw) IHoS' MeDANNoLD'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-19
NEVER FAILING REMEDYll!
u0LnOWAY'S OINTMENT.

a CRIPPLE Sl'fS ASIDE HIS CRuTCuES NJ.
TfR TEN NEhRS SUFFERING,
Eory or letter from NJ. Thompson, Chemist, Liv.
1 erpool, dated August gOth, 1902.
Tlb Professor lluLLowNy,
DEAN slN-- an enabled 10 iuush you Wih most
Extraordinary cue effected hy yOur Invaluable Oiut.
uru nnl Pill; which htS aNoni,hed every person nr
aluuilod with tho Udrrer. About ~ vents ego, MIR
Nv, tummins, OF Bhtnoy Street, In tins town, vas
tuoNn from his hclsr, whereby he received very srri
aus injuries h' had the best medical advice NJ tue
time, aud Na, alCfp aids Dn Intimate of different m.
tluWb', st he grew worse, mad at lJS malIg-
'nul tuuntng ulcer 'cillrd IN III. Wp, which ~
.'uuplrrIl crippled him, that he could no, move with
ont cturhcs Tor nearly lON"msi wrrn'ly he began lo
n.r ytut Ointment Ml pils which have uuW hyNld
lNn Ncud, ercnglhcucd hi, Rnh, Md ouuhlcd him 10
dispense whh hs clut,hrs, 80 that he can walk with
tN" greatest c1'", aud with irucwrd health aud ygnW
MOST EXrnAonDEART cI'RE or 4
DREADFUL. SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
MEDICAL AID UAD FAILED.
Cory ul n Letter from Mr.. lltl Diaper or Koady,
ucal Gansbro', dated Mach Isl, lS52
To professor lloLLowNY,
,r -Sowr timc siucc, one of my children waS nr,
di.lrd with drrHdWl rruptiong over lhr buly nl
uurs. oh'uurd the Ndvirc of srvclal eminent Sur.
rrnra nm Physicians, hv all Or whom The cuse wre
rou,ulp,rt huvrrss. ~ lcuCh lr,od your Onllrcut
dI Pads, aud Wh0ut cNng g1grdinu, thr rrrCt wAs mi
rm'ops, inr 10y pus,"rilg ~ ilrir use, u tho clup.
iiuus tn.l'y disappeared and The child ON wstulcd
inr,iI. ~ hsaih,
wrviou.y logt chtlA r,om similar complaint.
rl umll believe, hai ~ hcr casr adapted your
medicines rho would hay" hrru fayrl also. shlI lr
larry w",rtg ia" ronh Of tl,y to g9y cnqun"r.
t~ns,') T. ElRn, nnr"r
rnnrNlN REMEuY FOR Observation-Disclosures
AND AN ASTONISHING CURE or M
OLD LADY SnyGNrY YEARS on AGE
or BAD LEG.
Ccpy Of Lclrrrom NIr'Ns. walNcrSud Co., Chem
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-19

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DrNR &lR-- Among the numerous cures effected Ny
'hrl,,t ut yuur valuable m,diriucS IN the urghhnl.
hrad vr may mention that ol AT old lady living Ia
tho N,lloEc of Preston, about five miles from this
cav. Shr hM ulrrraicd wounds In her lrg loI muuy
,pa,s aud ilrrly they Increased to such uu alarming
,,,cri a. lo deity all tho usual rcmcdics her hralth
rrmlv cvius way under the suffering she endured, In
thi, distressing cuudiiou she had RECOURSE 10 your
Ointment aud Pills, aud by The assistance Of het
friends was enabled 10 pcrsrvcro IN their use, until she
trrriycd a rrrlrcl cWc. We have oursclycs been
rrcaty Nsouishrd at The effect upon SO old person.
slln being above ~ ynarS Of age We shall he happy
ln satisfy any enquiries aa tn the authenticity of this
really wonderful case, either personally or by e,G.
Artiyur IN the Bath Police Folcs, also, has been
prlIrctly cured Of an old scobutc affection In the
m,r after all other means had failed lie states that
It Is entirely by the use Of your Ointment, and speaks
loudly Ia itS praise,