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POETICAI. pun

u The editor of the Methodist Protestant ad
dresses the. following clever and very practica
dun to his subscribers. We copy it for the a
inusement of the readers of the Sentinel, and j
there should be any Emong them who have no
paid the printer, (and there are they win pleas,
consider it addressed especially to them; aJ
Should you ask us why this dunpipg, i
Why these sad complaiuts and murmurs, Fl
Murmurs loud about delinquents 5l'- '
Who have read the paper weekly ,.s
Read what they have never paid for, glr.
Read with pleasure and with profit,
Read Of church affairs and pr6srects,
Read Of news both home and foreign, ...
. Read the essays and the poems,
Full of wisdom and instruction;
Read the table of the markets,
Carefully corrected weekly bar r. ...E
Should you ask us why this dunning,
We shonld answer we should tell you:
From the printer, from the miller,
From the kind old paper maker, = r.
From the landlord, from the carrier,
From the man no taxes letters
r.. With STAMP from Uncle Samuel
Uncle sam the rowdies call him; f'."a
From them all there comes message,
Message kind, but firmly spoken, s,4f.... .-.
"Please to pay us what you owe us g."
Sad it is to hear such message i-r'
When onr funds are all exhausted,
., When the gold coin all has vanished,
assl Gone to pay the paper maker, i.3rG -s.....
Gone to pay the toiling. printer, .'2.a. p a
Gone, to pay the landlords tribute, nv, .r-
Gone topay the sable carrier. 1+r afa an&
Gone to pay the faithful mciier, Hfa aa
Gone to pay old Uncle Samuel.
D. Uncle SAM the rowdies call him r.
tI. Gone to pay the ives t4rnspap p zst s.83 t.
,am 'ikrse arid twenty hundred dollars! +" d. q
.l1 Sad ii is TO turn Cur ledger, '-'- ' f.,
!: Turn the leaves.of this old ledger, i, w..
Turn and see what sums are due US, -,t ID.
45 Due fer volumes long since ended, "@
Dueier years qf pleasant reading, g,lo.
Due Er years Of toilsome labor, a- f7Ytlf .g
Due despite our patient waiting. 800,
Due despite our CONSTANT ddnning,
Due in sums from two to twent, e' '''.
~ Would you lift burden from usl
=, Wonld you drive 4 specter from yous
I Would yo1 TASTE pleasant smmber9 t& rs
." Would you have quiet consc.e'leei "a e.
'.,, Would You read paper PAID for2 i, ay-, 81,
T Send us money--send us 4nonsy,5 sHHFaE
SEND THE MONEY THAT You OWE US! 81 #5a &C.
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HORRIBLE AocIbENrZCf Child EATEN RY A
BEAR.-=-NaarRo Rocky Point inaGTeenbrier cotln-
ty,iYa,adh Thursday week, at the residence 'of
Wmt T. Mann, Geo Fox, about is years ola,
wasinstantly killediand partly eaten uplby5a
largopet bear belonging y'toMr Mann. Tile cir
cpnnstances are as follows1This boy had on Tie
day previous beenoloutp hunting ana allilled d
ground hog, and in carrying or lsSinnihg tha
same got some btood on his clothes, Flo not
havingscha his clothes went about the bear
as waspSual for every. one. when the boar laid
hold Of him round the body, and squeezed him
until his ribs were broken, then knocked the
boy down with his paw, and ate very near All
the flesh otfhis fAce and legs before he was dead;
There being no one aboutithe house but lady,
shewas unabIs To relieve him. a'23 9g5 aSH
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NEBRASKA TrNRt troaY. Gov. lizard, of Ne.
braska, ia pursuance Of fanactr Of the TsrrAtorir
al Assemblysqhas issuedsa proclamation fSr an
elsctionto be held I'M several counties il that
Territory on the ffsst Tuesday il November
for thirty five members pf the Houssiof Repre-.
sentatiFss and three County Commissioners for
each eounty.glsm Hiw i baejl44 asAed asli atI
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{ANEcDoTEs OFF FINGER RNGs- Many per-
sons have suffered Imprisonment and death on
account If rings. The great a:tlquariar, Win
chelman, was murdered by scoundrcl servant
fora very precious ring that he wore. Conrad,
aNepolitan prince, flying from Charles, King Of
Naples, was discovered to sailor by hi4rihg, in
formed against, examined and there being no
sufficient reason why he should live, he was put
to death accordingly Richard Coeur de Lien,
having made three months truce with Saladin,
hoped to get safe home, but was betrayed to an
enemy by the jewell ON his finger. He reached
Vienna, when3 fearing to fall into the hands Of
Leopold the Austrian Afchduke, whom he had
atirontcd, he took cooks place in gentlen,an's
family but not taking the precautioh to roast
with his rings off, he was recognized, arrested,
and thrown into prison. The. last instance .se
shall give ofa ring proving ihi!hicai To- THE hap
piness of its posscssert is taken from rematlta-
BILE relationTof PhIegtn, Of 1'rallas Hadriar :
freedman, who doaltin marvellous rccitals, and
who gives a,siongst others Of his asirraa5'ha: A
young man by the name Of Afchates, travelling
in Greece, became the guest OF DcmostIates.-.
One evening, after retiring to rest he was sur
prissdi by visit from tho fair Phillinnoine, the
deceased daughter Of his host, Who presented
hersslfin the most bewiching giiss before, him,
and persuaded him to exchange pledgs rings with
her. This nocturnal visit was repeated for three
nights successfully, the soung, man having no
idea that his fair inarnorata vas yistaut from
another world. On the third night, maid dis
covering lady in the guest chamber, recog-
nized her deceased mistress, aud spprfzcd the
parents Of the late Philinnoinie ofwhat she had
seem 7Incrsddlolts at first OF the young; woman's
story, they at length agreed to enter the 6s,am-
ber at tthe same hour the hight folod'fhg, when
to their bewilderrnent and JOY they saw theil
own daughter before them; bdtitRis JOY was soor
turned into hcrrory for, she had no sooner recog
nizidher father and motheFg than escaping from
the embraceof both, she 1repfoached them bit'
terly fdri thus coming abruptly to destroy LII
happiness which for three nights she had etst
enjoyed with their guest her leave Iof abseheC
fromthe shades extending toa wholc WEEK.
and allaa Ifeiess corpse at their feet. on rc
covering from the shock The first impulse of Til
parents hurried them toIthea tomb3r wliencg hi
bady had indeed departed, ana all that refnhain
ed thorc .wasi AchdtOs afleag ing, iii seeinI
which, thelunhsppy yeatIg 3effrof.s stfiicktnT a
hayingafaaneed himself to oda spectre, faif 9ap0i
hisswofd snd died imtaediatelyefa Wy 10 'nas
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EtSishsEy Rnd Arson-.-Attenlbt 90
Barn the Pest Once at Delaware

We learn from Tr. ssayman, the Post Mas
ter Of Delaware, Ohio, that. the post Office at
thstFlace was entered last night and robbed Of
all the letters that arrived there last night in
the northern mail, and those in the boxes for
delivery except about dozen.
Mr.. s thinks that The arnber Of letters stO-
len amounted Is about 800 in all OF their
value he can make no guess. The small amount
Of money in the drawer was not taken.
After the thcH had been committed, the thief
or thieves set the Office on FIRE in three differ
ent, places, Fortunately the FIRE progressed
slowly and It was discovered from the smoke in
time 10 put it out before much damage was
done. .~t u. = .:,,.e..
Take this robbery and arson at Delaware in
connection with the total destruotior,. Of the
Post Office at Bcllcontaine, and the ii;amensc
loss by fire there, it is very EVIDENT. that there
I is a gang Of thieves and inceadiaries prowiihg
about the country. - E.,., sfs
| It would be welI fer every person in danger
to Be on the alert, and If strange iaccs'' are
seen about, who cannot give good account Of
themselves, they Should be requested to leave
on the shortest notice Statesman
EijW .J TO-. --
Terrible AfiRIr--EsOy Eaten zap BY a
su UoI.1 qo1gl 4a,. Dog. '-- ss3RisA d,
Yesterday afternoon, while, o, boy gained
James VConell, aged about twelve years, son
Of Barney 0'Sanhell. who lives on Third street,
South roy Tvas passing along the sidewalk
near his iatherls residence; a man, name IN
known set upon him a, large and savage bull
dog. The boy on turning and seeing the dog
coming full speed upon him, naturally became
very much frightened, and cndeavorea &c escape
| by runnlng--the alan meanwhile encouraging
the nobler brute onward. 0fcourse the dog
speedily oYertook the boy. He caught the lad
in the middle Of the back, his teeth sinking to
the bone, whensby claspiag bis Jaws and jerk
ing with them, he tore, out strip, clean to the
bone, as large as msn's hand His rage in
creased with, the taste of Blood IT was now
impossible to shake off the dog. He again
caught the boy by the thigh, and bit outa piece
as large as he could grasp with his teeth, laying
the bone bare here Another bite was inflicted
upon the leg, but was not so SERIOUS as the 9th
ers. 9Yer two pounds of. flesh must have been.
extracted blythe dog, The boy was literally
being eaten up by the monster.O 10 The brute who
set the deg upon the boy deserves, as we hope
he will receive, severe punishment. DR. Bur-
ton, who was. caledsto attend the case, did eT4
erything forthe boy that lay in his power, but
it is hardly possible that he can recover Troy
Times Of Monday the 10Th .s1E t' la5,
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4S9klH 10 E4Af W =
WHIFE RATS. Tgss.5 Mr. Htrr w. M, Neahibnoughtin1I
10 our office yesterdays a number of these uncom
mon creatures. They have been caught near a
creek in Sqssez and byitheir snowy whiteness
and brilliant red eyes we're curiosities ayr in this
part gf the creeationr-5T7 stersssrg flFa,l 1eme-
erqt XXX stg,,s,td t,,,. 6,s, al .in3etts} Mn
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-Al@lb3G}hAA AzssesG v UessRAhtA%s@ @fta ~ :, 80
On Monday morning last, d box was dlsc5iep ep4
cd fastened to the gats-post at the 'fesidsnee IF
Rev Jacobsa few miles BELOW town on altclo.
ser examination Of the mysteridlas 1boE II Wis Wis
found to contain.-afl sinerAsBinachiiis,s flied
with powder and slugs to blow somebody; hppeai eai
no, not that; but there peeped ott the bright eyes
ofa Rfettylittle baby, (fem6hips gehder, yshdissa
timatedby those skilled III tsiea science, to bs
about two months old sItiN4s shdgiyi yMFaptssd
up, to guardeasaihst The isJafstss tff8sts that
would naturally result 10 enc Sfftstentlef $ests
'bEsbeiugeut 20 early 4tfostyhbrHfhg. .E0s
thing Hasfsund witlf,it gi%easIse ii its pa.
rentageIiasIh was ttaknpinaha atsmFofafily pros
yided fOfI hvlthodfamih u MrgJ acehs!i -.ssis
Philadelphia Democrat
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KnLED.--ReyJnE, g. Thornton, presiding ii
der ofthe. Pafhsu4bHgh (vpj district Of tho
M. p Church, South vas Killed On tho cars
near Cleveland few days since.
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The bridal arrangements, the magnificent
tfousseau o the btile,,l &C. Il IN view" view Of the ap-
bfodchiig marriage of ths Princess ROYAL Of Eng
land at Berlin, attract 50 much attention that
hundreds are actually going to lLoncon TO Wit
ness them, There are six rooms filed with
silks satins, ribbons velvet costly lace, artificial
flowers, exquisite enbroideries in gold and sill
yer, 'bonnets, caps gowns, gloves, bodg, and ia,
bic linen, diamonds ana jewetry shaws, h .im,,antles
andtoilct requirements e naescriptionl, color
and material Thirty persons have been en- !
gagged several months On the embroidery, and
one hundred ara twenty needle women have
worked on the different articles. @1F5 'Hasfi4
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L. PHfhRIPS Il SON.

MANUFACTURES Of boots and Shoes an,
w dealers in Trunks gnd travelling sacks. Mo
ysese \ kid-sEins lining ghd binding DO. Pegg
kaHtIE Tor sale a9assortment Of the ahoye article
st their old stand epoaits the Publ Offices gdaii
sCadizs Osi A Aprh II, 1856, gsi goI
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AustHess Caros,

..,1. ,a,i' e G GEORGE WILL SON, "a
VIII 0LESALE GROCE RS
l,aS Ssa1osFscaratag and Commission Merchants, o7
AND DEALERS IN PRODUCE,
q GaS11Sz, Ohio.
yHiNNareIaOuse at the vepOt. gas1 1o
oiiC&diz, Onio, July. IS, ls56-tf fE
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IT Is not what we earn bit what i & aaxa ana
makes psrl1ka 3It i not sehak WI oat, lit sxhat
We digest th makes ii. tag Ftingnnk syhsa ....s
READ, but What we REM MEafDEsIs THAT 1paI.as
Y fnafred! Ail this is very simple aud wor2h
remembering. W asAsh
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"A >DOttLawa nce.. ..s, OpiniOa, of Rev.
EHcury WatSa lseecher.

lthaving been stated that Mr.. Lawrence was
one Of the Vice Presidents ef q meeting atwhich
Ward Beecher spoke, he sent the following let
ter t IT to the the Boston 4areTtisef;a i tsaap II
Mr. Mr., EpIToR:---In vour paper Of day 4 read
my name as one ofthe Vice Presidents ef the
meeting held in Faneuil Hall last evening to hear
the Rev. Mr., Beecher. IL was used without my
knowledge or CONSENT II declined to sign o Pc
tition for the use ofthe Hallfor that purpose and
lcannot lend my humble sanction to the occa-
sion. However much may sympathize in the
eanse which Mr. Beechcr has espoused, am no
admirer Of that individual or Of any other cler-
gyman who SO far forgets the sacred duties Of his
profession, as to descend to the arena of political
strife. 1Byinsertins this in your columns, you
will obhse, i9ol 9a' t'49i l-"~ 'e
bits jaa Your obedientgservant, 1i9 8al
-ndalta bEud t39@ ta3 AnBoTT LNwkESoE. ssaf
,alBl9s Boston, lOet-r r24ths 185G.siaiaaqro IA fi.s.o
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81 4 EFINa Fl " Nwglcg EvEEY FARMER ssouLD xxow.
M IoH wish IN drive a cut nail into s#ascncd
oak timBqFt apd nat have Il break Or bsaa lsies
have yl small qllantisg efoil near BY aa dip tbs
pi before n. alisng9aad II Will never fail 10 10.
r es nsnding carts aId piows thiais u great al,
vantage fprthsg aIa generally made IF WOOD. ~
II n sSrsisAcning e y ga nails bege asing. TIT IT b
donA On wood ard with eaar llpys. Il done
on y iron ' ttheywi y be SURG Ia hreskss
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i0ss7TtSome wag took a drunken fellow, placed
hmin acofiR With the lid left 50 that hs cod
raise IT placed himin the grave yard and wait
edltP see the elect. After a short time the
qnnes ofthe liquor left himi and his position be-
ing ratherd6nfined, he sat upright, and after
Looking etir taaF around exclaimed WELL I'm tho first
that Or else Ilne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA
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IL .3isl % o2nh91Dq adj ~ Lanom nsoi Lam
oh ihsrg o. .3voz V siv1 ~ 'aa nsena .
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,aaesT AChaHlaih ~assdnoO preaching ID aclass
Of !eellegiansi iaboutsderinaaioa gfthgd habits.
.ssentiamehSgsaia he sclose your ears sgafnst
saaa dtaeosuseassa Al'hes ssholarsa ilif4siiately
altppea kheiHhaals tethelp sass, and the chap
laan locked rather funny also practical DEM
oagtratidn. .ons0d h sesa=s2s 5s as
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!" SMALL NpTEs il TENSEssEE III ascor-
dance with the law ot The last Legislature, Ill III
and after septeiBBer 2, 1856, Tho ISSUANCE Or
cfrcalation Or small notes of loss denomination
than IS, BY ahy blnk except Tie Bank of Ten
nesses, Is made An indctabIe offence, punisha-
bic by fpe u not hess chan 5000 nor more
than $1,000. ..''8'S.s a@ " a'.sf4''
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EECnNfIENpATIONs BY pIIYs1cIANs.

RALrH S1oxE, n. II.
JnSAs A. SiorT, 81. D.
CYaUs KINGSLEY. ". y.
VIZ. B. ArsTIN, NJ. D.
ORvULC UPSOS, NJ. b.
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JOHN H. THOMPSON respectfully announces thl, bcpil
continue the Book, ti0Hel aI HdEi Paper business
III Main Street. where he Viii be hnqpy receive the pa
friends and the public generally IGni5
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Ma Il Z lH5 81 1856.
MISC Is n e us.
COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE,,
=. 5gasf. COLUMBUS. O.,,
4 hc most 1hoeongh aud Practical InlIt
liom iM thc Wcst.

st .ssts TERMS A
f3 fpag' s s3ss G.sras tsss'.s I'D a @
For III la.ssi I9dies
rNE pRopR1EToRs take great pleasure In expressing
u their thanks for the gFais ai! sue
eess aye sESs tss sfssr ssE 81 since
Ebeps esfeieNt ls.HAekS The
;I1 81 lSs@sft fsiIiag fI& Sat nrsete
expeFrnct Of tis prtncFu heavy Banking aud Gommer
@sa Hsi isS's Ss iiiS Si 70 tias to ssf &
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER. .INSTiruTIoN: Each.
student, W process drilled Al ths pKk Iadirtd
S @ & g S @ saas 9a "a as fs ssS 1s had
Eerred Ga UPiJrsntireA1tn iH h'pc CoRRereidL
Llnnders are, in a great fneosurr. diSsipstsd.
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished Assist
Lecturers in Ohio, to lecture commercial
Our course of Instruction extended paricularze
here but i Ting & sSnnefse S 1 Nth
its Scientific npon Commercial History,
and Issoyof EninynT Gop,nsrciS Mem conmeFSia Ge-
Political EsonOnIy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trades Part
nershp, &c .syI.s' f--a2 -t-.s. f,= r. ..sst--
TIE EltDZES' S'7DEPAPTllENT
opened fort the reception Ladies' No Institution In
the Union mlars thorough or interesting course In
In esssla:oa would add, that shall put forth
best efforts merit in sl more eminent degree, the Dat.
eringreetieH w which our snterpEIse has met t.la se
c0grse of ferc6mite Jsatioa Eson eaa beJored Gtdny
other similar !uereW"t;te GoFfeae +.
ing
awe, the undersigned, pleasure tvstSng that
CSranEcrts ability
Accountant Teacher Of BOOK Keeping which Is Of the
highest lie has had great experience Ac
cauntnut In snvs Commrrcial banking Houses which
sives lila sup. facilities in Imparting Practical
Rli01rsdJt cy Root ping, and "a thorough [UAHMdretat
Etiucuti0H. -
5 L. j. ALLEN, Ill. D.,
President of Farmers College
L0EIS ANDREWS,
~ 1
To voang Inc, who wish acquire "BHsiness EfHcd'
ioR We think affords facilities very seldom equne
Mr GRANGER has the uIai caton Of knowl.
.r and ap;rss III teHchus added pcactirn Counting
Room experience cGi confident that graduates from
College WILDE uliy competent to kesp the most eo&At-
rated set or E00k:S.
A. 1. STONE Wholesale and Retail Merchant. 81
}. J. JANNEY ssn'y Board Of Cnn!rO, State Bank Of o.
J. F. PAItSl Book Keeper at D. T. Woodbury's.
n ONERDIElt, Book Kceperat Clinton Bank.
II. T. MILLS Serr Columbus Gas and Coke Co. I'D
D.1IASON, Book Keeper at J II. Riley Co.'s.
SRs~For fun particulars setd for circular -gI- I
GRANGER d. -tHMSTRONG,
Gr4-iy ProOretOrs.
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INYAETED- - i - - : 80 Z = =.
ss-s5s TIMOTHY SEED,
,+ ss.e 7BuTTRRIs
BY COLLINS KALI, -
ssriQ0 sss. 49, ~ n 1s9 Market S9,iase.
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1WHEEIING VA. THITRsDAY' M0RNING.-
MIsGEI / j. a. OUs. )

lC0YSG,IPzI09 Il1LY 7,RE41
- TED b 81 -
TNH a -AssEION -
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Ll9.a9I - DISSOLUTION 7I---.5
partnership EXISTING between the subscribers under
l. the firm nsme OF TMONFsoS& q pATTERsoN, Is this dts
solved by mutual The business viii be conducted
by oHS who Will collect pif debts due the arnis
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T0RslIAYNES' Be9S for Dyspepsia Ih1IiSss
~ ton, &e &e'7T5o cents per Bottle for saie by
.'1 .t7s J.R YOWELI. '
Janl. s-t only agent in Wheeling 83 Monroe 81.
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A@4A1
( ..st - TED = -
TNH a Il AsEEI7ION So
1o5Issszz = OF -
M EDI @ Ar 81 D o r S.
BY 1eIiNsjN STEW .sn4 llost.5 n. D..
E"ss SEQ 3 Is ifa Sfs'tas "a tRs
j. M Il 5b. con,ruas
shhss Ssf asF sadsn the diade Is her
last anu srsTsTSf SsBfGN4sb sNtti' 5AFoR
In the treatment Of Consumption ana aatea
tcmrtibls and unSusbing have lone ex
@ in t DC b2e 81 sss l5a 5f
70 he taken into s Ss OF thS lungs.
star Of hope for The e lsrsEs
81 aIi SSs lis
functions si health thus materially Injured All must
sss 5fs s : n t shs SSi u se sSmSeh ssf
Of common sess uledistne directly
and Throat diseases is that medicines in the form Of Vapor
apI Fe . 70 3 S TF rsc 10 h , Tg"ss S tsl s5s
health, by administering to Il healthy life-EiyinG food
The means, too brought within the reach Of all, tie
Of administering The yapoEs being 50 simple that
friendship and affection tends so much to aid tie ysI
The IELalug method soothing, safe, and speedy and
consists the administration of medicines in such man
Por ai PTSduce their disease IL.
destined 70 reyontionize the opinions Of
tie medical wosld and establish The entire euaOhty OF Con-
sumption. .zz- .,a = 81
appeal to the common sense OF all aNcted with lung dis
embrace the advantages Inhalation, and
no longer apply ncd!clpe TO the unoEendlng stomach;
claim for luiaIaon place amongst the precious gins that
naturc and hath given US, t Our days may be lou in
'''s 'an AK f OF n REFUGE FOR THE coxsuMpr1vE
method ony ra'iona hut simple, safe aud eica.
r0us = ''
To many of my professional brethren throughout the
Union, tender acknowledgements for their frank and
manly teStifyng the merits Inhalation. sal
he pleased to co-Operntc with them offering the afflicted
the blessings oISgced Yapor Inhalation In the treatment
Of Consumption
One word for myself to those claiming have
introduced practice and the tribe Of Eitator Who
with LraZen Iupudence claim 1t their IOh wrote
OF Inlalaon and pTactsed 16 ye9rs The grpa;
rains with the medical agents employed, achieved
only partial scces therefore did claim for 1t then
the miraculous powers which long practice has since
hleil Tive PrOUfof this may be found in my work
published in 1SiA.
Applicants will please TO state II they have bled
from Lungs IL they have lost any flesh, have cough
nigit sweats aud rns what and how much they ex
rctorate condition OF cr and bowels
The necessary medicines apparatus, &C, will be forwarded
to any part.
patients report lLenaslves convaleSccnt.