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Horrible Oura0e,.
invseld lulipoisl Journal saws

The Springfield (nlinois) Journal says:
An manner Of outrAges, murders, rape, and massA-
being perpetrAted upon the northern men in Kan
EAs'
Where Is Zach. Chandler and where are the political
preachers Of this city Why they not raising con-
tributons for the northern in Kansas raped BY the
border rufiaus Shrek, freemen r Shrek
Deroa Fros Prctt
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Ohio.

II would seem, from the many indications which we
meet with daily among democratic and Fillmore
changes that the Fremonters after ALL likely to be
beaten by the Fllmoretes The following from the Gin
cnna Enquirer is sample of the indications to which
we allude; =
aOf the bac-republican ticket that nominated at
Carthage Hanton county, the following have declined
10 accept: T. c. Day, member of Congress, and all the
county judges Fox Haynes, and Van Hamm- The latter
gentleman Is Fillmore and has accepted the nomination
upon that ticket The black-rtpubcans in oonsterna
on as they bear after another of their nominees
usng accept and going TO the ranks of their
mics They are beginning 70 have we-grounded fears as
whether their gsnizaon be kept up until after the
October election We very much doubt whether they
find who with defeat staring them in the face over
wbeuinply will consent to be placed upon their ticket
There Is stampede from the ranks Of the 'wooy horse
TO those Of Fillmore all the State and il really looks
the supporters Of that gentleman TO be prn
cipal opponentsn
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A True VIew Of Black Republicaaism.

True Flep q Black hepn0iicaaism
Fred. Douglasss paper Of August Is takes down the
names of Gerrit Smith and Mcfarland the radical abo
ton candidates for the presidency and vice presidency
putt up the names Of Fremont and Dayton and gives the
following programme of black-republican principles and
designs:
In supporting Fremont and Dayton, in no wise
required abandon single antsavery truth or prnc-
pie which have hitherto cherished and publicly advo
Gated Hereafter hitherto shall contend for every
principle and maintain every doctrine laid down in the
platform of the radical aboonists. The unconsution
ay of slavery, the egaty of slavery the right Of fed
eral government abolish slavery part OF this
republic whether in States Territories will be firmly
held and sernly insisted upon hitherto And
the reconced accepting Fremont and Dayton by
the fact that they surrounded by party of progress
i've We take them therefore, not merely for what
they but for what have good reason 10 believe they
will become when they have lived for time in the element
Of antslavery disunon In supporting them neither
dishonor our principles lessen OF securing
their adoption and active application. We reach the
and hearts of great number within the ranks Of
republican party could possibly do by remain
to the progress and PRONUNCIATION of radical abolition
principles which would act less fayoaby towards prn
ciples inside the party than outside OF II
The right and duty of the federal government 10 abol
sh slavery everywhere in the United States is entirely
and deeply importaut-and yet it must be confessed
that this doctrine has been made apprecabe but 10 few
minds the jewellers in the mountain peaks of the moral
world who catch the first beams Of morning long before
the sumberers in the valleys awake from their dreams
This doctrine think may very properly be left TO
take It's in the Of discussion. Time and argu
men viii do more for its progress and its final adoption
by the people than be done for il in the present crisis
by the few Of the isolated radical abolrionists
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United states Patent once,

tnited states Patent once.
WARRINGTON, september n, 1855,
NJ me petition Of Samuel Hewitt Of Rochester
ana Tor the extension q p,ov
msnt m hay presses tot from expiration % N,
en which taxes place The thiristh day Decembr
H ordered thai the said Petuen be heard Patent
Monday. ccember %, 1885, ~ ococs M ana an ne,.,n
nnthed 10 show any they nav, So 80
petition oufft b, granted. = = ~ 80"
er-ns opposing the srtsnson required The p.,.
Ohee te oh1econs, specially forth writing
days before the day ~ bearing; ali Testimony sy sst
70 - usea ~ me said hearing a.
eofsnns with The rules Of the once which he funisea on
spPosfion ''u W
me testimony he cas-, win be c,os. an m. ina
opsuons and other relied sPan esuuouy most
be hee IN the Office before morning Of Thai Ssy the
currents, n any, william days thereaner - =
o1ese .-c that hi, notice be pashed Uniab In,.i
Fenee sna evening star Washington, ID. P.it
ors rsnn.yvsnsn fhilaS,pss rai and Day poo, New
fors y IT, once fr ussks nrrvtor,
TO us I'd q December psr, he day az bearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Cornis-toner of Patents
rtdtorr OF the shove will p,nd
SEPT is-lnw2w 49,
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AaraL

INV YOEE, Sept 1.-THE stcRn-frigate wabash ar
rived this afternoon from Philadelphia after two days trial
The ship has been thoroughly tested and performed
70 the entire satisfscon Of Commodore PAuding Captain
Eagle, and Chief Engineer Martin.
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lNoAL COAL, CosI--ws receiving one caro- r6,
80 - urnse white ash of radiators cargo red
ash fof srsies and eootinr purposes.
Persons
with tht eesl are a. moourats advance prime cost
Wood ~ he best quality away. hand.
Ceal Kept Hndef cyvcr go tbs. n ton.
Sept la-sw Il A " N GAIT
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Among the wants Of Georgetown may be reckoned
weigb-ock for the Chesapeake and Ohio canal Such
structure il seems would be quite acceptable TO the boat
men, several Of whom have offered towards the cost
which II is SAID would be about $4,000
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transaction more disgraoeul the parties concerned, 10
the fact which will not be denied that Mr. Cochran OF
YORK openly denounced Nj. FilmOre's Albany speech
when il was received al York that Phelps the Fremont
leader in Armstrong county and that LAPors Is the Abo-
ton-Fremont candidate Of Wilmot in Bradford county
these three being the candidates Of the abolition State
ticket
We shall see how the old-ns wings Of Philadelphia,
who proclaim their discrimination 10 vote for Fillmore TO
prove their nationality viii receive the attempt at
fraud Of Johnston and Stevens eRmsylpaAian
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And, again, he declared


The notorious Lane leader Of the fusion forces in Kan
sA denounced by the freeStae Of that Territory
dstestable ntermeddler in their Asirs endAngerng their
property and lives by bringing into the Territory at
time when all quiet legion Of oaers sent on BY abo
onis only provoke disturbances AID keep Kansas in
connection I'LL after the presidential election They threaten
to lynch him and win do II If they catch him away
from bis company Clerefand PlGindeaIr.
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Mr. Anthony J. HAswel, Of Bennington (whOSe father
established the Vermont Gazette in 1871 this morning
presented copy of the Northern Budget Of January
1904 received by the Gazette in exchange Mr. he
could avoid supporting Buchanan than his father
could resist supporting Jefferson though threatened with
i'm prisonment under the a alien and sediton laws"
This number OF the Budget contains a speech in the
Senate OF the United States November 1903, by Hon.
John Breckenridge grandfather Of our candidate for the
vice presidency in favor Of the acquisition Of Louisiana
in which the same liberal national democratic sentiments
now maintained by the grandson supported with COM
mendable ability and eloquence.
Among other business advertisements appears the fol.
lowing which may remind persons that
our community not always free Of the curse of siA
very;
TO be sold for cash. negro man. in the 2lst year OF
his age brought up to the farming business and OF an
honest and good disposition. Apply 10
aHUGH McMANUS,
SFour miles east Of the village Of Troy.
Troy, December IS, 1903"
Northern Budga
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FoTm B.

all persons by these presents has released
and hereby releases ths State q reI4 from a sbi ar
claim for the cerhcAis dehl nan
Der for ths som Of g. issued BY repable a
by The authorities of The Of ms.
BEL and redeemed United accotdAscs win IA. No.
o o. Congress, eued 70 provide f ne
Of such creditors q Teras e
pretended IN be Of Congress september erhie-n hun
dTCd hy approved S February 1885, and Al -,
u ftKAs, approved We 1t Fehruafy lsse
A. witness Eay hand and
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The Secretary Of the Treasury has given tie contract for
building the custom house and post Office at Alexan
dra TO Messrs. Walker McCullom, The iron work Ia
not included in the above contract separate contract
for this portion OF the work will be made
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Le., Of LiG.

NEw YoRE, Sept. IA boat belonging to the steam
fgAts Wabash cspszed this morning the hsror and Eve
out Of twelve board were drowned.
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The following numbers ~ Maryland Conso
dated Lottery for benefit Of susquehannn canal kc
a. drawn September 10, 1855
81 u 80 % 90 81 8 IS 70 - Sc So 10
following The drawn number q s Pat.psco nssif,s
Lottery eiass 9s2, drawn September n, ls5e:
. II 80 IS ~ - - II 70 "a 81 &c
R. FRANCE 4 Co., Manager.
sent ISL
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Cunt ,ee kOU Buchanan can Be- Elected

This is stereoyped saying Of know-nothing editors
We are not surprised that they can't how Buchanan
be elected We should be surprised they could see any
thing after living nearly years in dungeon, with no
other hight than dark lantern
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l. &C A l. N K w s..

Yesterday the anniversary Of the battle Of North
Point The Presidents Mounted Guard paraded Pennsyl-
vaniA avenue in honor Of that occasion.
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The following m q he audited Osuhraies SIN outstanding.
No ls.sed No. Issued
Bat1sS 6sHfsa les f sas.srr sSste c. college,
81 John ChnoR 1000 John KHrner
q KHMgss I70i Daniel Can
4 Fl S6. s csiSor. "a m waioo,t
~ John BamiRsham i5@ John W fons
l Ia T Bsi4 ybas l lS1 nanss Georgs
ia Msdiai Clara les i. Ssss.ss Sf EssSs,
sS Elhan Earle 1881 Lew Tyler, samlss w
g E RFsss I Is s s.$s:' s %Ss
sss Pster. a Boon 1871 ? fsnhinr,
81 Sfs is.f q EiIaSsr Far s sss Edmund s,,,,,
a. S IsSss,s' B SssS is 6, sssn
tgs T y.Ss 9 "a k,,, SO T6s@s. fJ.P,.
&c Wei Is9 Jg~sa
So TbOms. - ssrhan ises rursis IL,
a ..,s y Ei s.ssi isS SrD.s@sysr
Sa crTlassr 4 seEarsn is5s SSssr Ia.s
81 WIN Flower i isS 4 NV o SssIsSrn
GO IA sisP-oa gs2 FEBei, noorsJr
81 . wnas@, gO7l isaac stewart
T ~ . 60 h,sas' IS, W vieEsp
7Is wn lone, ISss rsai Br,mond
"a ms E S.ss slS David Burrsu
sSs H lIsnS : III brown G yea R Nesas,sr
= isaa " Sd sGssa ias Fpe,unr
rs i: ss Nan f Easn n,sspsrs i ss Isw rl.ba
- Ms May Bsl-iHe 70 {LOui.inns DAYS
i iS,S n.sos Cian'oa 23ss
~, w hMf.ns 28s Thomas
- yss., n"tN 92l6 Harrisca Bryant
49,, 49, s h.ndsny sS5s xcDonad
Jos ys@e, a Greea Arthur Garner
~ yss's D.pie s9il JfMrnchsn
5gts Daniel s1it hndrrws Grover
l0se Charles Vincent 2Sasf Neriu
iS SS D Gsrvu.s 9 @g n Plssssy
loss WIN. sHHcun a1s4 JcrswsraJr
l05s ID Mtiean $40 Al Eafsuon
loe2 John s1sa Tbomas Wnrnsrlr
lo6s WIN Barton a61 Georr x si.tarr
i07s W Loetssn 9asi Frapsi. R,irsts
iIss James KHAN s3ss wn DAVIS
ns " Taylor 9as1 Joseph Tornlpsou
1871 Youngs Coleman 229o spesd Il Tprner
i2ss Robert McNuu a1q5 Wm Kmhro
2fS John w Coua rsr AIRY 300 H.ynis
~ Ne Fopos $500 Caiharns Anen
~ Pefeen stns Henry Krinr
1925 w SINKS A \ shaw 2fi3 W Ls~rrsce
1877 John Ksnsnck 2us stephen smith
1908 samuel Hidden 94a a q Horton
lsn seha Johnson afo Eiphalet Easton
l8 Susan Master 9fa9 Lemnel Dickensoa
l&2 Thomas n Forrester $40 m u Thompson
issa wiHsn Frs,. IN Tsnsr nSsS
1924 g w A
It1s John A Rutherford aF7s aAros Hourb,o.
~ Cornelius vsnRoy aEss Here Of John Jones
ifT3 Ann Reese agsl wsu.n AhpDr
ISIS Lumhsrd Minis pap Johp n Menk.
1871 Moore 9E3 Pef.r kldrieb
l573 John Jane. afao NJ A Dooly
1854 x n nourlar 300 GeorFe 9 bay cashier
$50 v ~ Fi.h Kenneth 90
Iszs Vim Kerr 0sas Ions schriapf
1850 Jhmss Moody 9sat W Blair
l9sl Rictford 2si2 " RsbertsiIs
lsla John Lamar asl3 Herry n Brook
i6ls John csmsron ssIa easr,i Trumwei
eva John q Tsylot ssE Morgan
isas u s,Tosr So, ssrSS ss.nan
1919 Oscar Enrlrdow
The outstanding evidences q other s d.,f AZ - -
public q Tsr's canpo' , specified " department
Aug o-di0lFtJsn
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FRENCH Dramas ten. aft-er. and twenty cenrs
Il zach, many ~ them nnmeruu-ly illustrated.
Victor bngo, Marion Deorme.
Victor Hugo Ruy
Victor HuFo, lie Roi s'amuse.
Victor Hpgo, Les SurRrnvew.
Victor HUGO, Marie Tudor.
Nicfnr Hugo, Angelo.
Scribe, Phlipe-
scrihs, EsishL
sorhs, partsnds
Scribe, sslvoissy.
Scribe Bertrand Ration.
Nsurice. rnrir.
Msssou, kirer sounEr.
Dumss. T.. Mahrsr.
Bsrrere Les Grsnds sisciea-
DupcuD, = Carrisres a. Nanimrrt~r.
Frrhoir, Ls Moulin. de l'rrmtars.
Bnrrrd, Hortsnse Dc Cefny.
Ard mary Others, BY th- ruhur u
~ FRANCE TAyloE
stPl5
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INV YoEK, Sept l2.-Dr. Stephen RApas, feet surreo
Of the home squadron, died suddenly yesterday aboard t
new steamer Wabash.
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Mr. JoHS RloE-This gentleman died few days since,
in The Insane Hospital Utica New York BE was very
prominent in the produce business Of that city and
had only been sent up the hospital three days previous
to his death
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MAURICE sTRAKosCH,s

Grand Concert Company,
OFFERING CONSERVATION or GLLUsTRIOUs NAMES
NEVER YET EQUALLED.
The public are respectfully informed that
M'DLLE TERESA PARODI
Win give her
EHa GrsHd Operate Ssasa, Pop-lar. Alsesas0aa H.
sIT14ae1Isl
ooECERT,
Between TIA 10Th I5h Of September,
BY following
Eusbee ETIislsss
signOT M. TIBERIR1, The great tenor.
This hfsl appearance Washington
slgHOT Os WALD BERNARDO, tbe BEnoae,
this nfst appearance In Washington)
MT sTRAKosCH Is happy pubic c e.
fectUd Arrange win The wonderful vi0liniBt,
PAUL JULIEN,
delay departure
consented play farewell engagement
nights In M'clle PaTodiAs grand concerts.
The whsle will be under the direction OF Maurice 5uak0sch
Sept ID-da
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THE PHILADELPHIA EUKDrR-A correspondent writing
from that city that the remains Of Mrs West
inferred day before yesterday in cemetery on the Frank
fort road West the murderer still remains Al the Penn
sylvanA hospital There every prospect Of his recovery
TIE wreiched man is under close Surveillance
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Know all persons by these presents thai has
hereby Ubled
Liability for the Of eoruheaie
number for tbe sum Of e ssoed BY The late republic Of
Texas BY the authCnes
redeemed by the United NE
provisions Of Congress- eaed
sueh creditors az republic
prehrnd.d in The act Of CoEse-s sembe nine
dfea and y approved the ash February
Of Texas, approved th. lsi February
As my hand
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FIsH EPIDEnc-The New Orleans papers inform that
since the in that neghborhood fatal nalady
has attacked the nny tribe in Bayou Terebonne Thou
sands upon thousands have been killed and float
ing about or decomposing the banks Of the stream
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Daaisl Webster on A5olitionism.


Daniel Webster in the United States Senate, spoke as
follows:
aYow sir this prejudice has been produced by the in
atton Of abolition doctrines by abolition presses
and abolition lecturers upon the common mind No drum
head the longest 6ays march necessarily
beaten than the feelings Of the public in certain parts Of
the North. They have been beaten erery MONTH and eUg
day. and epery hour RCB-A DUB OF
ABOLITION LEcTURERs and that il
is which has created these prejudices-'
And, again, he declared
an against agtators North and South an sgainst
all and local ideas North and South, and against ali
and local contests am American and know
no locality in America Ny heart my sentiments my judg
mrnt de mand Of that should pursue such course
shall pr the good and the harmony and the union
o. the whole country. This shall do, God willing to the
end Of the chapter
After perus Of these utteranoes Of the Sage Of Marsh
field any doubt where he would stand II v-
ingl Gan any doubt that be would be found the
side Of the democracy battling for the constitution and the
Union
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u Y,nor %.

sEE YoRK, Sept l2.-one case Of yellow fever b
reported at the military hospital Fort Hamilton and one
the relief hospital.
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The outstanding evidences classes Of ne d.1t AZ - =
public q Tsrss cannot b specified " department
Aug 27-di0lfJsn
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emit Il hard 70 bring the buffalo TO the scratch The
latter got away and ran distance Of miles bat
brought back and placed in the enclosure in front Of the
bears cage The latter then let loose and spngng
on is victim despatched him in few seoonds he tore
large piece out Of the unfortunate animal almost mme
diAiey The bear was then brought out TO with a
horse but the noble animal could not be brought
bis savage competitor and that part Of the nhumAn sport
fell through.
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A Brutal DTsrlly.-An exchange says that fight be
tween bear and buffalo of on the rac.course
Chicago Saturday week There were 1000 persons pres
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s.td,or o. The shove papers will please eopy r,ns
Sept Is-lnw3w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-02
RUNNING TIME BETW ZEN ZULU UMBUS, UAIU AN
BALTIMORE. % HOURSI

bAL1lMOhE, 70 hOUhSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TINE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ington can be procured, to which point vel! to
Baltimore is the shortest most direct and in every
spect the most reliable route 1t is the only route BY which
purchasers of Through Tickets to New York enabled
10 reach the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York at the cost of Ticket to New York only thus
abpg Business Men and Travellers for pleasure nfor-
nation visit four of the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can be afforded by any other route
And it the only route by which Through Tickets can
be had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon At
anta, Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches of
Carter Thomas steamers the Cumberland river,
to oUsyILLx connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati, or with the Jacksonville
Railroad to Indianapolis lnd make direct connection at
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
Railroad is made to Washington City Baltimore, Phila
delphia and New York.
tsY- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Men,
phs are transferred at Cairo to the of the Illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Hsue Indianapolis Dayton and Xenia to Columbus Thrse
Daily Trains leave Columbus at 10 A. NJ, $50 2. NJ and
IL p. NJ.
t Travellers are requested TO notice that while this is
the only route aft riding Through Tickets to al the Eastern
Cities at the charged by other routes As
York only it is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
to all the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus to Baltimore only 576 miles, being about 1OC
miles shorter New York than by any other route There
are less changes Of ears BY this route and consequently
less detention, than BY any other.
@ The road is ballasted with broken stone and ID
entirely free from dust.
For further information please apply D. G. RUMSEY
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office o
the U. s. Mail Steamers or at the Jefersonve Railroad
Office, Main street. WIN. 5. WUODSIDE,
Master Transportation b. & o. r. Z.
JOHN M. SHARP, General Western Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-02
INHALATION IN CONsUMPTION.

DRoNCHfTIS, LARYNcTTTs and otbsr diseases Of n.
1Ios OF MrDIcaTED VsSss sS PesSs sy S,s
and Consul inonal treatment, prseussd sSsayve
Sant Medical Insutatso New York city Disease the
Heart, Liver Female Complaints ID spepsa VeBeeai Afse
TONS and ChrOne Diseases generally receive the atIsn
non of The Physicians 20 wnom such may espe-
The Unprecedented success which has attended mi. s
lnod OF saing diseases 9t The Lungs and Throat, has IN
dueed IS TO depart from oar usual course, auda ayaf
Of the Press, 10 order to bring 60 kaoA - s
may De laoofing under predispOsed anectfos
The dawn of brighter day las a. Ienrth arrived r t
Sonsumpye The doctrine Of tss ineurab,y Coasunp-
oh mas ~ engtn passed away We have ndubiabie PROOFS
In our Possession. shat CoHsuzpt0H as ssages en- Dc
by ss 1r,, G5 soso'Psn IN se sesoad
eoneretens in ths third D. eeaiees scars those wed
ineurabs behind sne age TS an tsjs Ts ra,s
mus DC viz .hat medicines inhaled ths
eheeiual Than that taken S0u4ch he lsease
does not exist. - - ''e--
Diseases is that medicine In The r vapor and appd
directly TO the Lungs where The disease exists the aac
healthy life giving food. There hopeisss st
InhaHlion viii not reach The too, brOaghI
Wihln re1ea OF ALL the manner OF administering the var,
being 50 slmple that she nvald rsqusa 70 savs
nome wnste tne hand o. friendship aRd affection So
The Inhalng method soothing, safe and spe etv ard
ner that they are conveyed irte lungs the form Of
yapo aud produce thir action seat o ths disease ~
practical success destined reFslglouze the 1edica
world, and etabsh the entire eurabfy of t;opsnmpiicr
earnestly appeal TO ho OF all afflicted
with lan diseases embrace Al once The avaBtsee ofnhs
laton ser apply meatripes M Ibs Sns.srsss
gom., siam fer Ianallon place among the preeless
gits naaTe ana art hsth given days may bs
lOag IN the land,n ahd the only
ARK OF REsOGE FOR THE CONsUMFTIVE
method not only rati0na bat siHpIs and efcacous.
such OF The Profession tiI have adopted InhaatOn bav.
fOund ecaeious in the highest degree arresne ne pre-
gTees Of the disease, ana working many dsser
ae cases In YerIy atriamph OfOur Art fell
strOssT OF our species.
NorE-Physalan wishing 90 make hemso yes acquainted
with this practice being
We can only reply, 10 ingredients used letters
that contain atee The fee in ali Pulmonary ase
lions viii be 10, receipt Of which necessary msd
cnes and Instruments VIII be forwarded. Ia other
cases, Will be from So 10 sic.
Applicants Will state Occupaton, married or stn
gle bow long Affected any hereditary diseases exists IN
lhe ian nnd symptoms generally. Let the name, town.
ana StHei be plainly written. Postage return answers
nutba ehcios- Letters Esn registered Postmaster
are At our fisk' Allletiers must Do addressed,
sf WALLACE MERTOUN,
ocIHh-t.n- !. :. ". InstiInie. N. Y. City.