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DILEs, FlSTULA and CONSUMPTION

III From The Scapel.
1t is now universally admitted BY all intelligent surgeons that
long continued bleeding e:a,e. the .epo. 81 sooss ~ '1
BY sby nour,hDs diet; porter ale and exercise Aaet tue
ps e,Dcs Of piles w.en the S1ey ha. .nd eH
e1os becou. great ssssst2 OF Pes TIE OILY aeuson oI
are oen sdv,ed the henoh0ds alone, for fear the dis
viii attack the lung" ,,,,. .,
inability them the patient worn out BY sauene ana
pbsp repeated and ireGc;u, attempts with the s,tae sa
and gravey determined to throw of the
ds By :@s lar and T can sHs
dbt erou,h 70 supply continual wasting dsn ne may con
tom addr, :. sSe :on.s Of the sufferer al
ss,on and his mental and bodily powers decreasing day BY
ey IN BE as % a y 19
Is MsFhEs 1 sr ess sssy y
10 The n Journal of Medicine Tue views OF the editor Of
sf SS Disc ai' Subjected G'I t e. 81
two hundred patients every pa. 81 the un10h U
some in the first sage of Consumption.
The susceptible Of cure ey the new Proce
suthor of Woman Diseases and Practical Treatise on
The Obscure Disease: Of toe se.ss ste J., dye. Hs
Surgery Every Of Piles or ProlaP'u or Fare UNDER
Office boar. from to and to evenings a: Dr. Ds
dence No. AZ 5h AT all other hours he ' .. hi. gy.te
those who require Surgical Operations prolonged detesc
NYAERR, oE Orc yo GssT "a. s SrF'T
EpwARpH DIXON, NJ. D editor Of The scslpel:
DEAR SIR Permit return sincere thanks ior me
thoroush annoying Afcon with which an
active mar caud be hairassed viz: Piles had felt for naay
wears gradual ncursions aud three years since was
operated upep by old method of lissuIe .1d ineon
this only sforded temporary rel, tie violence oil
such xten. that hecsme evident
that either be relieved abandon the sdqou duties Of
n profe ssion Fortunately in moment Of doub yielded
10 learn TIE method adopted by yu 20 cradle ATE
the disease without opera ion had been c)nvnced OF ITS
impo.by by many trials of remedies and not even you,
position editor OF Ogrn. whose esndd escSins' had
Tor many been delight me any CONVICTION OF
truth But convinced by thorough and complete
renovation of nv that by me hod compare
tiyely p,ness with but little detention from ous
ne, the most Of this disease be removed
Your obedt nj servant ID McCALLcM,
(Lste Actusry Of the Erie Railroad)
DR. ID. ref~Hs
n. BRADFORD Cashier Bowery Bank.
H. FoRD ESQ, ST rsre Brook yn L. /.
MAURICE BARNETT Auctionser New. Orleans
j p Hays (Harmer, Hays 4 Co } Beekmsnst. n. Y.
JONI LINN, esq, Newton. N. j..
and great number of patients every o. the Union all Of
shon been permanently cured by this during tue
past ten year.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-31
Southern Machinery Depot.

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from ~ to Is horse
power.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, cut from 1000 $1,000 feet Of
lumber per day.
PUMPS, great variety throw from 10 5000 gallons
of water per minute.
COTTON GINS, of novel construction that no Planter
ought to leave the city without seeing.
CORN MILLS, CORN and COB CRUSHERS. FODDER
CUTTERS and all the LABOR SAVING MACHINERY Of
the day together with MACHINE BETTING BETTING
CLASPS.
All these constantly on hand or receiving, by
D. G. LOWBER & CO., Agents,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-31

ST. CHARLES ksTITuTE.-This popular boarding
school for young ladies', situated in Greenvile, (near
Carrollton,) and conducted by Nine G. Mace, be-
gins its session tomorrow. As an academy in which
the English and French educations are blended and
in which young ladies are made profcients in music
and the other graces of polite life, the ST. Charles In
stitute is without superior. 1t is delightfully."- stu.
ated, and exceliently managed in every respect.
Nine Maee'a card, in another part of our paper,
should be read by all who have daughters to educate.