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SPECIFICATIONS
FOR ATTENDING THE BRIDGE ACROSS THE NEW CANAL
AT MAGNOLIA STREET.
YEyHE BRIDGE SHALL BE DELIVERED

II good condot .ha
HIM elf kept the condition,
expiration Of his return the TO City perfect
order.
The shall bind himself keep constantly
during day the requisite number Of hands
often requed and he shall oil
etc., may keep bridge good order The
@ra platforms
Esed for turning said bridge.
said bridge thoqgh
ncapaci of the shall be and
Thp be tined Of ten dollars
Said 6De
the monthly payments contractor
Security the 1000 shall required
fomance of the contract.
In the OF tbs comply
strictly with the foregoing specnaonE the Council
ehe faclo, mil apply
u.tice without nnfyng
to have the work performed the of ths
hishecurity.
Payments DO monthly the certificate Of the
The contract ndjndc. for term Of
the dsv of Of the Of Common Council
Bids "a . q the whole work c,nplec
New Orleans, August 49, 1855.
LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved Committee Streets and Landings
Assistant Aldermen. 4 . T
I.- Signed, ISAAC THAYER, Chairman. e.
Approved Committee Landings of hs Board
Aldermen.
CHAS,
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1He capltai shd movement OF the Bank on the Public
Securities of the Government French RAILWAYS were

Inc grand total OF the bank movement In May was in
france 500 In September, 1666 67s 100. 1t will
DC noticed that while the gold has fallen off s25O7 OOo
tue bank has Increased its private loane and
although the Government aid is now apparently
goo against in May in the shape of Treasury
Deposit the bank has advanced $4,000 600 ON Govern
ment Securities alone besides running up its Railway
advances from May to q in septem
Der The capital and profits of the bank are only
$4,000 ooo The first subscription 1852 to the Credit
was oo with the privilege Of increasipr
It's means in Stock or Dshenures to ooo-say one
hundred and twenty millions Of dollars The concern has
not been chary of ths privilege dividends in cash
and Scrip have been to tempt speculation
measure and from the par Of $780, shares have receny
been run up to $3.50, and down again to S22nI
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sHER1FFs SALES.

r, s Psr 5s.. of s.w o,,.s. sTrEs
pY VIRTUE Of writ of fieri fasias TO me
directed by tbs bosersbss tbs Filth Dt..f c,1r N N.v
Orleans bs .ors sniitsd prassd 10 ss 81 pobis
suction 10 ths kot.sds q .hs CITY Ezfbaaz ssrss
1855 alta O'clock NJ " ,V'''
LOT or GROUND tssts In the District Of mi.
sy u square ~ eomsrissd rsin 81 Aaad. Bei.gnds
b. Aedrsw Mary
- Anard street, hundred feet S. street
VIA ihs building snd thevson conGsSx III as
sfyfIams Hoase sRgIe rpcssd hkssg ty
Pierst old frame stable ,tssss esfernr,
Sefsd In Tie above auit. Term,--Cssh the spot
hANDEYa,LE MARIaNY
a9lssens @.a# shssif Of the psrisS IF Driesns
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KsUGAR AND M0LAsSEs. -. Sugar was dull and sa,ea
confined to Be- hhds Common at 595aS and 60 Fair to
Fully Fair at Molasses 80 bbls Good Fer
menting we're disposed ofat 2 New at 49, and 81 half
bbs New at Sac a gallon.
FLOUR. The market was quist and we noticed sales
Of only few lots, including 100 bbls superfne at IS
800 st. Louis at s. and 100 Choice Extra at 50 2
GRAM. Corn was firm, with sales of 1000 sacks of
which 100 New at 70t 225 Primo New at rs and 900 to
1000 Prime Old at SOC bnshs Wheat was st i'll tend
ing upward and 1000 taken including 1856 at
81 &c. 4s6 at 81 N, and 1858 also at 81 STA subject
to inspection Oats about TOO sacks were sold at AZ
o4s&, OF Bran, $40 sacks New brought zoe "a 100 III
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales of PORK
at $2l 6o0$22 bbl.. of Bacon email lots were selling
at 131s013A& for Ribbed Sides but holders generally
asking 14s for Prime or Lard, 200 bbs Prime sold at
LID q fb.
SALT. Sales 1000 sacks Liverpool Coarse at 81 u.s.
and 5000 bushels Msrsalla at axe
BAGdlNG AND ROPE. 90 bales India BaQpipe were
sold from the 1885, and 81 heavy from store at
14Rt, both cash. Rope higher, with sales of $50
coils Handmade at stsss and $50 Fancy atsx4.
GUNNY BAGS. Demand active Sales So bales I;ybt
at 16 $50 at 174, 2500 in bundles at l6 and 2s
to arrive, at 1914, all cash.
zoo bbis Common were sold at 81 20 4s bbls
WHALE OIL. 1000 gallons were disposed Of at 94c
sash. =
HAY Sales 500 bales Northern at s2laas, snd "a
Prime Western ct $24 y ton.
FREIGHTs... A ship taken for Liverpool at ga
for Cotton for Boston at kt and one for Ha,rs at
Ihs for Cotton and $751; for Corn.
EXcHARaEs... Very dull at our quotations:
STERLING. lo6k and 1o7 Il
Franos Of 271a656f SO "A dollar
N S,ss. tora $1,000 s- We V OF dis
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TOBACCO. -. We did not hear Of q sale l- .5=
s+-. COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
-=. -.=-. Carros-balas. TosArco-hhs,
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1856 4o5S7 11yIk
Recsived since. ........2 19303 1891
yesterday. '...4l6l= 223 4s1 80. &C. 1917
2esss1 1862
Exported to date. /. -. 10a440 asSssS se'Oe-
yesterday -. 1926 1o57ee ads s,sd4
1bs2 25 5aose
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The shipment Of gold by the steamer from Boston, ON
the 10th for Liverpool by A. Belmont account
Rotchschilds of Paris bills is said previously
sold at higher rates. But don't these great house some
times get taken in in their gold shipments, We believe
they do
sale Of $4,000 Louisiana Bonds was made at slx
decline and large sales Of Louisiana &c reported at
8fz tos2 This is Improvement as II Is bonaetine
since any Of tfese bonds hare been in the market
The finances Of France occupying considerable atten-
ton at this time give below the latest movement of
the Bank of France. 49,.
The Credit Moblter which has occupied SO much of the
public attention. is organization and has from its
tendencies attracted the attention of the
government .- -...
The specie reserve Of the Bank Of France in the year
1852 reached the large sum of s12ooooO Before the
actual declaration Of against Russia in 1854 and the
alliance Offensive and defensive with England the sum
total bad fallen to about hundred millions At the
end of the first of the war; official report of
May 10 1855 the figure stood $82 ooo This was only
four months before the latest monthly report Of sspte
Der In which We have the reduced Of $50 100000
as between these ast two exhibits the credit or paper
movement Of the Bank compares as follows:
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ExpuRrs.

BosTQNsbis Abby bste, cotton 80 do 10 bids
hides, pdss. - 'o7' 4
LVERPooL-6hip Helen MeGaw-1is4 bales cotton.
fENsAcoLA-sef- Fanny ZOO bricks.
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ancH1prs or pRupuur.

stsamstp Florida fton Key ws-E Roger, acIeeda Geo
Jno Hsuley dee Brown &eo-w Cook-ordsr,
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lu.E.os Do Faux o. cosaaLL City 81 No. o.
I'm VERTU dun writ de feri facias q moi
asIese par poa l. u Gaisnrs Prsmiers Justice
ParoRse dOrlsans
vENDEEDI IL de Novebr 1856, Banks III
Ia roe s. ayier Nahex popnsss
waite savofr-- = -
siius Is aud de rus
Martin s Glaieone ving peds poaceask
Snisis dams Padairs ei1aesaRs 49, . nv -
Termes conditions,
nd
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS, :
lies @rI,ans ssIsnsp gasrset.

Friday Evening" October 10, 1895
There was considerable activity tho streets to-day
and fair amount Of business was transacted Sales Of
merchandise are daily increasing and notice with
much pleasure the turning out from Wholesale Dealers
In every branch Of trade goods almost every town in
our State and State adjacent. ts as,,2
The Money Market dull; no paper Offering the
streets and worry moderate calls the Banks, In aud
Ing to the amount Of offerings In the Banks In ast
number 1t should read five Banks" In place Of free
Banks" The Banks generally largely In line the
Citizens Bank to-day being s1840oo.
Tho Exchange Market day decidedly under more
regularity with better inquiry for good Sterling bills OF
rather there less oorng are neyoia
tons reported d. bills with chipping documents at 1861
and under but from various parties do not desire
to acknowledge sales at that 1t u.s. however
to restrain operations from being made known rates
have got to down below our inside quotations
There was fair demand with soma Of the Banks at
and inquiry at lower rates at to per Ct dis
cheess New York time bills not no plenty and
decided Improvement WAS percevable We quote:
s s s ~. Isssss Via IA. .sa; ss s
ssp iii.
ss s;S' fss
Tho steamship Black Warrior, from New York, has on
board $4,000 In coin for the Canal Bank
The telegraph to-day brought advicss Of the arrival of
the Collins steamer Atlantic 1T Network with dates from
Liverpool to the 9th inst The commercial items not
Of much Importance though some Of them evidently
smack Of speculative tendencies We do mot think there
any greater fear 81 famis In Germany and France
than there was thirty days ago. and sbon the large
orders for bseadstus which being executed IN
this country filled, there will be lu in the market
Our dates to-day from New York to the 18th inst
Foreign Exchange was heavy Sterling ruling 1867
100 for Bankers Bills (since declined 1o3K 1857 per
telegraph sdVice and produce bills with bills lading
107 to 1881. Francs had declined to 522x to l81
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REVIEW OF TIE MARKETS,

FRrnAr MoRrIrs, Oct 49, 1858
COTTON. The Atlantic's accounts have reduea,
prices fully Ae for nearly all descriptions The sales
yesterday were about $500 bales which 25oo were ia
ken after the receipt of the steamers news at ou- re-
duoed quotations -
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sRIpprna InrKL1IaENcK.

WEDNESDAY Moassre, Oct. 49, 1866.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Abby Brown, Brown for BOSTON, QArosfisk
Ship Hoea h'9aw Taeksr FOR LYsypool. - whitney kra
sshr Fanny, Bisas, for eenssesls, Mssts
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cirr, Oct Is, 1855.
The arrivals to-day per steamer Florida we're II head
Western Bseves 81 Western Cows COZ Western Sheep ST
Hogs and 20 Calves Market fair and prices ar at cur
quotations: zz
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

TTENT1o N-GoMPAsy G, National 4
~ auAHpYon are hereby ordered attend Drill eysry On
s. aDAY NOR NiEe, at 10 O'Clock Also Monthly Meeting
ths hrat Sunday Of saeS moass. ~
y. s..
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WoRKHoUsE, ETC. M q. Ksarney, alias Sarah
Feene, and Susan MgGraw for acting disgracefuy on
Rampant street. yesterday cent to the Work house
for sixty days each by Recorder Bright Mary Campbell
for acting similarly the of Poydas and Baronne
streets, sent out for similar period and Biddy dc
Mahon alias Clara Hays, Perdido street bag, sent
out for thirty days.
j. BTuneau was fined SIS for running coal cart with
number license Michael Call and Abby Costello,
for cutting up in the Streets ordesed to pay IS each
go Up prison.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

ASSAULTS, ETc.-Nicholas Hewitt, alias Hant,
up before Recorder Ramos yesterday the charge
Of having ambasted Maria Betur in the beef market
six ociAck in the morning He gave bail to appear,
Mrs. Regina Catharina Arnst made affidavit that on
Wednesday evening she duoked with bucket dirty
water by whose she did not know, in the
yard Of her house Old Levee street between Hospital
and Barracks. A warrant WAS issued.
Grscs Gslpi residing at the of Bienville and
IRENE Streets complained that on Wednesday evening
Sam Smith him dreadful talking to and Threatened
to cut Ills throat Smith was arrested and gave bail to
appear. .-....r
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ARRIVED.


ARRIVED. 49,.
Steamship Florrda czzss Kay wss viz Eloida
Ship fsdsP,nssnss Nsr 20 days Bath. Ms in ballast
oCS Meefef u 4
Bart i.s,.ri' DolsE., Bora dyr csnusse csss. in ba
soh sat Gsmmsu, 10 dlysfronn Tappiao, maser9 "a dist
TO rnnstef-ad dist.
Fchr q Brown,
Sshy star Bum, from Pensseon b. mostsr ~
schf Endora Ssklncy from BioI-basin. f
gem a, Y, Hntnen, from cavingon-basuI
enr 70 phns Jury, days Mobile, onasterbssin
Senf s.1 ps'h Ana, .sspts from Pearl rter-baains
sehr ia = ws Kyea, from Ami.e riser4-basin. .f%a
sem Drsirs hson from Bcpfbusa-bhsn.
oesr ass Bird WhiteoGst, from vagton--sasio.
/. s.-s.- Stsa BIO Q is.
Denny, Lyon rom rittsburzh.
fnrda, Ner, from ST Lou -
Gai ornih. FIost, from Msbie.
Bells Donna Bella Do IN from iiamsport.
Union, FoIgay, ffLuI s. Msrinyile,
LnGnfa While from Mlikens
Music Morrison, from Port HUI "
uhsle Sam, Miller, from Loais. Il
loWbohi foon from the Pss-toesd down snd 70
onth 4h Inst ships Julis sud yehr Es;hs Burr
brought up snip bark Doisres and tefr
Bsiow-cdming UP.
Ship ArabIa, ON Liverpool.
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CITY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.

FNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces
10 his friends public generally well
yo has, during the nsat been
Every that
adopted All repairs have been
sdsd The promises painted ghou
a,sd wish sshionaaie and slogan. furniture especially
ths abort has been spared In
providing comfort OF its and is for .he
eemmodation Of the public. 800. .
aeplO 3m is y. o. Moass, froPfletot.
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CIT ITEM q.

SAD Suicide. Mr.. Daniel Williams, an esti-
mable yosns man, By profession an sngIsysr and who
was Az IT, employ Of Mr. Douglass g. Charles street
laudanu The desperate act was result u grief for
the death Of his wife, made morbid BY the drsughs In
s IL sssn weeks
the demda strong dfnkior previous to Bis death
drinking freely as to ncapaoitats him from work On
Wednesday afternoon he drank at the Orleans House
with several friends Upos parting with them he bads
be would never return ne next proceeded to Chinn 4
Bottoms drug store and upon representations that DO
had beer sent for Il BY BIZ employer Nj. Douglass OBJ
Perdido ttreet between Rampant and BsGi-he met his
landlady sisted TO her that life had lost all charm
for he going to join his wife In heaven
showed Her the viii and swallowed Its contents before he
could prevented He then called for writing unAtar-
as which furnished but he did not them. Tha
Iandady speedily spread the Alarm and with the aid of
other women in the house, did her utmost to thwart the
unhappy mans desperate pnrpose--administere warm
milk, svset OIL mustard and hagelIstion, in the
hope 81 saving him-but all in vain The Doctor who
had been sent for, In two hours after
swallowing the fatal drug the young man was corpse
willingly took the antidoos offered by the women and
Afterwards weepingy exclaimed 1t Is TOO Istetoo late
MARY dem, nj be with YOU % The only writing
left BY the deceased, the following poetic euon,
which tsEls his whole sad story:
have raised the wins-cup In my hand,
And the wildept strains I've sung,
Till with the laugh OF drunken nirth
The ecboiDg air hiss rrtpg.
Bit pale and aorrowfal face has looked
From out the cup to me, a.
And trembling whisper have heard,
That fancied came from thee.
Tlou art Numbering in thy peaceful graye,
And thy sleep 10 dreamless NOW,
BHt the seal Of never-dypg grief
ia on thy raourner's brow.
And my heart is chill as thine Mary,
For the Joys Of life are fed
And long to Icy my sehing breast
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GUDNRIES-
~ so bblu choice Winter Strained Lard Oil.
$50 bbls Raw Whiiky. Hzsu
$40 bbls Cincinnati Rsetf.d whisky
leo bbis Boyle Copper Distilled Roe Whsky.
900 half do
50 do Mouongahela Whisky.
so quarter and eighth canks New York Brandy.
800 boxes Pearl Sfarca. Fl -4
$50 do olsine Oxide Sosp, for sale by
ole JOSEPH LANDS a. Co., IS Tehoupit,ulas street,
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siEsT JrsTcH's CoUHI, ty Oilesns aud
Para OF osfr1ss. s[lG ". Hsrby-NoaI1,sss
R9 VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
LIE destsd by the Hn l. u Gnsoais,
T., s re Psrrh will proceed sell pab
the 9th day Of Sovembe .ss
AIssds o. bswsep eissier and Hasesi
Lot Of Grosnd the
between SOIL AID Naunssl
q L L. hLa.
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PRIMIKEk JusTtcx FAx CosNELL va CITY Of New Oh
P!aoIsaK p'oxIzAsE eanI tu. ". HARB f-No II sso
HIN pERTU dune write7de feri facias q moi
IL addresses isn Saeauis PIemisre Jusus de Psr
B1ss IL FaI9ase poesdraia ysndIs PUBLIC
FENOHED 10 a. Novt 1855 midi de
un terrain rue ThsIs n,rs ,
rasn Soils Msunss pieds ireni.
SASS dana psfaire CT dessua T5l55 .sz,
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FOR RENT.

. EsOR RENT-Until 18th October, 1856, -
tbe BadKg lately ocespsd Company No. t
nsted borsers street between Canal AID tztahoss
svests. Arpy al the City Hall, 10 - T
osa htG b. PHELPS, s,rset Commissioner
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NOTTUE TO TAX-PAYEKs. y
A SSEsSMENT AND TAXATION for the
IN Year lsss-Ths ROLLS OF ASSESSMENT of tue Frat Dis
rict Of tbs will examination
correction during thirty from and amer this date at oos
ST. ChteH and Lafayette
from 10 A. NJ, that aggsved by said
appeal have the corfeced found ineo
rect.
New Orleans, I'd October 1855. OF aot
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pm = @ '. W. sewelI. oelYd6w 9m
nR. NEWELLS IMPROVED COTTON
PPRESS-Ths esstnys improved Cotton
Prsaainvsued by DR.. Newell Of Cult and
worked by horss steam power. .
Azo-sTRAtB,S PATENT PRESSURE CORN MILLS, being
be simple Durable and In every respect the bert Corn s
tot saieat the agency.
my39 3pG s.H. GILMAN. 81 hatcher street.
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WANTED.
7uNo SCHOOLS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS


by gentleman gradaAts collie TEACHER
Academy Of the Sou Ssatas Th
applicant Tanching
furnish satisfactory testimonials
cApaoity. Address j. W. D. MARSHALL HAIR county, Texas
aussH ='
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-16
Anniversary FestivaI.

CRoeHAN LoDOE No ~. LC,o.F., cele-
brated their Ninth Anniversary BY Social
Party at their Hall, On Friday evening of
last week. Seldom, if ever, has it been our
privilege 10 participate in SO pleasant and
joyous meeting There is nothing which
seems to bind body more indissolubly to-
gether. than The practical teachings Of their
motto Friendship. Love sud Truth. -
That feeling was truly and characteristicly
svinced BY the brethren present on that oc-
casion. About forty gentlemen, all mem
bers 0f the order, and some sixty ladies
we're 10 attendance. The Supper-s rich
and sumptuous repsst-was prepared by
VIZ KEssIER, of the American, in bis best
style. to which about one hundred sat down.
Nay they witness the return Of many hap
py Anniversary days; and may the Order
continue to exercise the pure principles of
Friendship, Love and Trath," until the
'ichain of human bondage shall be broken
and the tears and woes Of this world be sub
mersed by the healing tide that flows from
the fountain of beneVOlence and peace"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-16

CoNsUMPTroN & SPITrINe BLooD.-See
the Certificate of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsay, for
mans years proprietor of the farmers Hotel,
Fredsricksburgh, Va, and late Of tho City HO-
tel, Richmond, Va.
DR.. John Minge, Of the CITY of Richmond.
though regular phi ysieian and ofcourse oppos-
ed 10 what he called quack medicines, was
obliged TO say that its good fleets in the case ol
Mr. Ramsay, were wonderful indeed.
II had been given up by several physiC ians ;
had tried most of the quack medicines, and was
on the verge Of despair, as well as ihs grave,
when be tried Carter's Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public 10 his full and lengthy
certificate around the bottle, stating his cure.
See advertise Iva
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-16

YALENTISE Day, in Fremont, was rather
busy time for Cupid's Secretaries, judging
from the number Of runners to Macs Val
entine Depot and the P. 0. This custom,
like many others. has been sadly abused by
those who have natural distaste for every
thing which is chaste and pure, and has
tended to bring the good Saints favOrs into
disrePute. The sooner it is entirely abol,
ished the better. 50 long as such miserable
caricatures and daubs are distributed by
anonymous hands.
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Fremont, Feb. Q, 1855. G
February appointments.
DIR. TUBES, Analytic Physician

Ors u BbSs AH0ea y tAC T II ysACASAU,
Will be at his Room,
FREMONT -Kessler's American, Friday and
Saturday 23d and 24;h February.
SANDusKY CITY-St. Lawrence House
Monday and Tuesday 18th aud 2)th Feb.
NoRwALK-American House, "Wednesday
and Thursday 2lst aud 22d Feb.
TIFFIN-Shawhan House, Monday and
Tuesday, 26th and 27te February
Persons wishing TO call must re member thai
two appointments seldom fall upon the same
days Of the month. hence, the dates can only
be known by reference TO each months adver.
tisement.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Lungs
Liver, Kidneys, or Spleen, Infammations
rheumatism, Asthma, Shortness Of Breath, oil
Difficulty of Breathing, Dyspepsia, Weakness
or Nervous Disabilities, Dropsy, Restessness,
Loss of Appetite, Constipation, Derangement
of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, Gravel,
Swelling, Cancer, Scrofula, Ulcers, lmpuri-
ties of the Blood, or any Chronic diseases are
invited to call.
No Charge for Consultation.
p DR.. T. neither bIeeds nor bIisters; nor is he a
Homeopathst; he never uses Mercury, Arse
mic, Antimony, or any other mineral as med.
ical agent, nor is he a Thompsonian-f1e nei-
ther steams or gives emetics. His theory ol
disease differs from all others that have been
adopted, but not more so than does his system
oftreatment. lie does not make sick to make
well, nor tear down TO build up again; nor al
lay irritation by patching up with anodynes.
Patients subject to no expense without rea-
sonable prospect Of recovery.
Persons afflicted with cancerous or scrof1-
lons Tumors or Ulcers should read the fol-
lowing:
Townsend, Huron CO. Oct 1854
DR.. H. Tdbbs-Sir: As | havs received very
great help from your treatment, and notice sim
liar results npon several OF my friends, feel it
duty TO send you my name for public refer
ence. ..- ....
A Tumor became noticeable in nv right
breast nine years ago. For three years il caus-
ed little attention, but subsequently it grew
faster aud caused me great deal Of suffering.
The increase OF size at last beca me very great,
the entire side was largely swollen, and the
right arm SO affected as 10 be nearly useless
We sought the aid and advice of many phys
clans who termed it Scrofular or Caucerous
Tumor. Notwithstanding all their efforts to
reduce the pain, il became ntolerable and un-
ceasing. ! was urged to have the entire breast
removed with the knife, and CAV was appoint
ed for the purpose, but my positive refusal to
submit prevented the operation. | was able
with difficulty to walk. Under your treatment
the pain has been overcome, the tumor materi-
ally reduced. and the arm fully restored. We
had tried many remedies bsfore, bat the effects
of none can compare with this. My general
health has been improved nearly es much as the
side. II is now over year since the improve
ment took place. Yours, &c,
Mrs. GEORGE TlLLINGHAST.