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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-11-25
THE LIVER
INV lIGW r a. TOE J
PREPARED By DIR. SANFORD,
COMPOUNDED entirely from GUMS,

rs ONE OF THE BEST PUKGATlVE AMI
Il LIVER MEDICINES now before the public,
that nets as Cdthartie, easier, milder, mud more
effectual than nny other medicine known. Itis
not only Cathertic, but a Liecr remedy, acting
frst on the Lirer to eject its morbid matter, then
On the stomach and bowels to carry of that mat.
Ter, thus accomplishing two purposes efectually,
the operatiousnf most Cathurties 1t strengthens
the system ct tire same time that il purges III 6nd
when taken daily in moderate doses, will strength
an nd hnild Ii nm " I'll, nnnsIfal raniIlify
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-11-25

perfect Restorative; but read the circular and you
cannot doubt; read also the following
n@. THE HAIR.-People have for centuries
been afflicted with bsldheads, and the only rem.
edy, heretofore known, has been those aborninable
wigs. By recent discovery Of Professor Wood
these articles are being fast dispensed with, but
great many persons still patronize them, BE-
cause they have been so often imposed upon by
Hair Tonics Of different kinds To all such per-
sons we earnestly make the request, that they
will try ence again, for In Woods Restorative
there is no such thing as fail. We know Of q h.
| dy who was bald, who used the article short
time, and her head is now covered completely with
the tiniest and most beautiful curls Imaginable
We know of numerous cases where hair IVES rap-
idly falling out, which it restored in greater per-
fection than it ever had been before.
It is also without doubt one of the best articles
for keeping the hair in good condition, making 1t
soft and glossy, removing dandruf, and has proved
itself the greatest enemy to oil the ills that hair
| Is heir to.
1t is the duty of every one to improve their
personal appearance though some may differ in
regard to the ways Of doing it; but every one
will admit that beautiful head of hair, either 10
and there are no means that should be left untried
to obtain such consideration Homan', Aa-
vocate, Philadelphia. .@- i,.-..'
.,..,..,-s.ze. GoHoeTos, Ohio Nov. IL, 1861,
O. J. WOOD & CO.-Gente: As have been
engaged in selling your Hair Restorative the last
season for one Of your local agents B. NJ. Hack
inson, and having experienced the beneficial eff
iects Of it myself, would like to obtain an agency
for the State of Ohio or some State in the West,
should you wish TO make such an arrangement as
l am convinced there is nothing equal to ii in tie
United States, for rsstoring the hair. have been
engaged in the Drug business for several years,
and have sold various preparations for the hair,
but have found nothing that restores the secretive
organs or inyigorates the scalp as well ss yours,
being fully convinced that Jour restorative is
what you represent it to be. Iwould like 20 en-
gage in the sale of it, for am satisfied It must
sell Yours truly. 80
8. T. sTOCKMAN.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-11-25
SEWING MACHINES

Jan Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09
PUBLIC MrErIN1IN puWHATAN.


Alta meeting Of ctiz-ns Of Powhatan, at the Court
House, on lat March, 1858, John Spears. Esq WAS,
on motion OF Sanuel Gordon called to the Chair, and
j. Finch appointed Secretary.
On motion. Samuel Gordon, Willis =. Dance, John
F Lay and j. NJ. Whitlocl, were appointed a com.
mit'ss to prepare resolutions for the occasion. Mr..
Gordon. IA chairman Of said committee, offered
the following :-esostons, which adopted, nen.
con:
Resolved, Tha; we instruct OIL Senrtor and Dele
gate 10 their bes efforts TO secure ohar.a- COR
railroad direct from Richmond to Lynchburg.
Resolved, That We endorse that portion Of the Go.
vernor's message recommending the proprety OF al.
lowing ohsiisfs for roads TO all that ask for them,
upon the principle that the sPir;: Of development
ought not to be trammeled and thet 'pirt g rqm.
petition shfuld rather be encouraged than suppress
ed.
On motion, Esso. vsd,ttsI Q copy OF these proceed
ngs be sent to onr Senator and Delegate and to the
Richmond papers for publication
JOHN SPEARS, Chm.
j. NJ. FINCH, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09

Mr. ksa1si: soPo ths gentleman vii e,s.v, i,
dies.
Mr. FAusrt.,or No cir. the l.dies c,l 90 IL, d.
lerios 81
NJ. MAxrz objected to tho further cousd erss,..
resolution and proposed substitute. aud the .,n.
laid over, under the rules
ExEcurIvE DEPARTMENT
On motion of Mr. HoGE, IL was
Resolved, That committee Of i've be appointed >,
form the Governor of the Commonwealth tina, the ~ \
of Delegates is organized and ready 10 recelvs srv
| nunication from the Executive
| The STEAMER appointed Messrs. Hose, Christian r.
| per, Foreman and Arnold.
Subsequently Mr. HoGE reported that the conn.,.
had performed the duty assigned 10 them, and ,rr
Governor had no further communication 10 susnu
yond those made at the last session Of the Gsre, \
| scrnbly.
aEISsrArEhEsr OF BILLS.
The Clerk then proceeded to read enerossed BIZ, F..
their titles 10 accordance with the resolution Of Mr.
arsps, adopted at the opening Of the session. W.
the ell to provide for the completion Of the Covc
and Ohio Railroad thus read. Mr. CHAPMAN ssr..
,ice that he would call up sad bill with the view ar
d vote thereon, on Wednes IA. 18th inst
Mr.. MAYS gave similar notice In regard TO tie il.
River conversion bill
Mr.. BAasora gave similar notice in regard &c i.
James River conversion bill.
Mr.. FAvSTLERoY gave notice thst be would cali ~ :.
Winchester and Posomac Raj, Road bill on Frid.y' i;
inst
HOUSE BILLS Passed.
The following House bills which were pissed lsr =,
sion and return from the Senate with amcnt-.
were read three times end again passed As they vs."
have been amended By the Senat-'s Amendments
To incorporate the Forest Hill mining ard n.rph,-
ring company.
To incorporate the Elk Ridge mining and raaaut,.-
company.
After all the ensrosscd bills bad been rSins,a;ed,
! On motion Of Mr. BIRD, the House adjourned
| EorI The House bills which the Senate f.l.t
enac, into laws at the late sess!on were ok in nu..
| viz:
Providing for the construction Of tho Mechanical,
AMI Wythe turnpike.
Authorizing justice. of the peace to give iu..n.u,
forthcoming bonds taken by constables execution,
sued by justice. etc.
| Refunding certain sum CT money 20 John Il Rho:.
| deputy sheriff Of Rockingham.
| For he reliefoi Ssm'i Sands. OF Brsx.on county
For increasing the number of tho copies OF the se,
tie General Assembly 10 be hereafter printed
To establish the Mason county Agriculture. Society
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09

10. Resolved. That ibe Dsmoc.acy of fenas]irc'
mia acknowledge with pride and cordnenda,ioa. the
able aud timely support which the Ilou. William Big
Ter has given, in the United States Senate TO the oi
cy Of the National Administration; his wisdom 10
council; his logical skill and talent in debate; his III
dustry and integrity, constitute him Representative
to whom the interests OF his constituents may oe SAFE
ly conhded
H. Resolved, Tia, in elecng WIN. +. Packe! a.
cured the services of on. in every way well qualified
TO administer all the affairs OF the State iof liz oes 10
teress. With an enlarged experience ne coino,,iet
administrative ability of 10 ordinary character, hno
we have every confidence that he WILL by ms aus"
perity of the people and the honor OF the common
wealth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
RICHMOND MARKETS MARCH Q "a,

RICHMOND MARkEIS. MARCH =, 1858
FLoCI.-Sales TO shippers a, f5 10 81 for Sup.rt.,
s5a 10 5s for Ezra. By retail s3s 10 "a for rupert.
VIE ,T-iood TO prime Rod. sll0al.23. soot ,
prime ~h'e, 81 l5sl 50.
CuRN--j5 TO 5TJt cts per busnei.
0Ars-lu demand at 81 to 81. cent?
TOBACCO-The receipts OF old Tobacco cOntrs
small, and but little old offered at this time. We qroa
81 50as 50; good s. 15al0 50all Fine shipping sen,.
We quote such at sl4nl6 80 Fine Manufacturing, lcu
in MAJ kct The receipts OF new loose Tobacco hsrs
creased very M ch. with more demand At inprot-
prices LUCE e. 50 50 a6. shippers do ssis7; eat
s.a9 Stnmmi g l0al2i; Manufacturing, as high sl5
HAY=sosg0 cents per cw.--tocK large.
BACON-We quote Sides at lOa l0Ic Shoulder sii
sIc.; Plain Ham: llSSl?c; Sugar cured Bassed i?s:s
LARD-In bbls Ion to II cts; In kegs II to liz.
SUGARs-we quote New Orleans : to ;sc Cosss SUP
9G9as; Crushed ll9liHe Loaf lljaGl2s;
C0fFEE.-Rio 9HGll5sc; Lasuayra l3GlSh.
MOLASSES.-Sew Orleans Molasscs In bbls. SSGtS5 G.,
wholesale. Old Cuba do 22G,25 cts.
wHIsKEY-Riehmond hcc,!hci 2aa23e: C!ncinn,.
none ia Msr.eG
rEAs.-iE,perial ana Gunpowncr, 3oGsl "
LIME.-Last sales at slSSAi.S.H from store, 81 3
quantity from Vessel Market we'll supplied.
LIQU0Rs.-BRAspY, Otard, Dupuy 4 Co, 1880
gallon; A. seignette, f22o@t450; Sszerac, tS.25Gti.
Hennessey, 4s95300: Peach, scarce at 81 232; vrn.
Apple 6o9 s5c do, old, I3c Gallo Northern, do, y
IS cents for mixed; 35A for pure. G!S.-dolaud. la
l.I3
RICE.-iGt4I cents as TO quality and quantity.
sALT.-From the wharf a. Is from Store ] 6SllI Is
BAL TIMORE MARKETS, MARCH {. 1859.
FLorR.-Thcc hu, little done this morning 4
Flour. but the market, although quiet, steady ys
terday's quotations. The only sale heard Of 4:
Change, wa6 one If 2c0 bls. Howard treet suner ,
~ 80, at which nsure oil good brands held a-ra
Goods brhnds oil Ohio super were ais held 81 So
biol, aud -. City MI do r...t hLi--: .rmsnai
the same nslre Extra Flour is in good supply but ,he
hut little demand for IT, aud are without sslsi to !,
port We quote Il IA heur1 At g. - for Ohio 1
IS tor Howard strept and Is 5 so per Dbl 10, G.
Mills Ryo Flour 10 steady at 80 4: and we continue
quote C. IN Meal 1T 81 20 for Baltimore and 50 IS ps
Dbl for Brsndywine
GnAIs -The receipt. Of Grain this morning we're ven
light the total offerings the Corn Exchange .rounfr
10 only about $50 bushea We quote Whoa. al i04 IA
tor good to prime red and l4al25 for lar to pru
white. There were some 2,cCI bGske!S a. u,s:ks: a.
most Of il changed hans within the range Of the secu
quotations. OF Corn there about 200 bush-, g
iered. There WA however but tle sold but such pr
GELS as were Disposed of brought 56-57 for white
SosG0 cts for yellow lot OF $50 bushels Penny
Rye the only parcel of Rye offered Gold u II c,.D
pa;s we're in very light supply only shout 500 bu,t
bein. AT market. There were ssles reported oU :,
qunte them nominal ar 3a3i for VII :iuia and Guy
lund, an J3Ll5 cts. tor pnnnsyrgui.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09
For the Enquirer.

Messrs. Editors:-Will you allow me space enough
in tbs columns OF your paper to call the attention Of
the Attorney General, j. Randolph Tucker, E-q., to
tho 3Uh and 3rt sections of "artice" 8. of the
Constitution Of this State in ,e.alion to sheriff.
thsir terms Of office and eligibility
Suppose gentleman is elected TO the Office OF she
riff for twelve months, to fill the unsIpred time Of
the former sheriff, lwho has resigned.) The sheriff
elec. cerves the twelve months for which he WAS
elected aid 10 reelected for the ensuing term t~o
years aud ssrse. o., init term-makng altogether
three years. Now, the question aro.s, ia the incum
bent re.elgbls for the next terml Would the year,
for which he was first elected, be considered IS con-
stituting term or mott
This is mooted question in this county, and the
opinion &C. Mr.. Tucker would coufer favor upon
many Of hs irisnds 10 ths section. shall anxious
y await his answer. which hope will be published in
your paper Respectfully, F.YETTE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09
From the Charleston Courier
THE MASONIC TRIBUTE TO MOUNT YEk-


The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Masoas of the
State of South Caroline assembled on Tuesday night
at Masonic Hail. 10 this city, 10 take initistory seps
!or general contribution, By tbs Masonic Fraternity
of the State to the hallowed of the purchase
OF the home and tho grave of Washington. as no
tional shrine. We give below, as appropriate tc the
occasion, the Masonic portion Of the ceremonies,
lending the inauguration of the Monument and Sta.
1Hs OF washing,op, at Richmond on the 2ed ul;imo.
;n saa'ess OF Grand Past Master Robert G. Scott
@ oe round we'll worthy of perusal, as we'll for it's
intrinsic beauties and merits as for the interesting
Ge,aii glves of Washugton's Masonic career. The
j., Uae, Snon followed the Address, is right masonry
heart devise, and the hand do liberal ,bines in tina
;uEtou. "a "ssA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09
RANDAIL's LIFE OF JEFFERSoN-SECoND
VOLUME.

We have received, through George 81. West the
aecond volume Of this most charming and valuable
work; the fret volume Of which We reviewed a,
length and with labor of love. The second yo-
,ume We have not yet read-but shall notice hereaf
ter. 1t is ornamented with Mr. Jef-reons bust,
AFTER S,uar,s picture. now in tho possession of Mr..
Jefersons apily-aso with faithful representations
of Mr.. Jefforsons seals, with the inscriptions, "Rs'
bellion to Tyrans is Obedience to God" and "A6 60
,cvrtas a quo sp'raus," or Tho God who gave GO
lite gave liberty" Mr.. Jefferson himself freely
Translated il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.

On Thursday night, the anniversary of Mr.. Buc
nanan's Inauguration, there was an immense gather
;ng of the friends Of the Administration and the
speedy admission of Kansss, at Tammany Hall, New
York. Hon. John A. Dix presided. The Journal Of
Commerce says: 1.-The presence of al immense NUN
SO, OF citizens who are not accustomed to appear al
political gatherings Of any kind, a subject of IS
pecal note. Within few minutes after the opening
of the doors, the srge hall filIed-the area with
10 hundred feet Of the platform being particularly
crowded, so that the vast mass was contemplated
from the reporters gallery, it seemed almost impossi
Die to squeeze in another auditor" Speeches were
made by John A. Dix, R. McLane eff Maryland, John
Van Buren,, and John Cochranc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09

We are informed that S65U0O in Treasury no,s. of
$500 and 81 Gus. Gent from Washington To nav "fr d.
Employee OF Government in the Navy Yard here,
were returned yesterday in consequence of the amount
being large that the Pu.ser could make 20 uss OF
them.--Norfoik Herald, ST..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09
THE COLLISION BETWEEN THE STEAMER
NlRrH 4 MERICAN AMI Park LEANDER.

THE COLLISION BETWEEN THE STEAMER
NORTH AMERICAN AND BARK LEANDER.
Bosros, March 6-The Portland correspondent OF
the Journal says: There has been some talk ct de-
,ainDg the steamer North American whe1 she arrives
here I'LL the facts OF her running down the bark
Lsspder, in the English chsnnel, can be enquired
into as there appears to be gross negligence some,
where" This Eos:h American is due at Portland
sbou. Tuesday neal.
TX ADVANCE OF THE MiIL.-We Gre ;ateated to
Mr.. Lewis l. Smith, the entsrprisDg newspaper enc
periodical dealer. third door above ;hs new Custom
House, for New York and Baltimore papers, IN aG'
vCpce Of the mail.
CARRIED DAc4.-obediah Christmas, who was ar
rested IN Meck-nburg cor-ty. for killing slave in
Granville, \. L has bsen carried bcck, under re-.
QUESTION from Gov. Bragg, for trial.
ATTEMPTED SrIcIDE.-Mr. Brown. q hotel prcpne.
to- in Gospor:, Va s;eiy swsowed d"se OF strych.
nine, but timely discovery aid prompt remedies
prevented fatal result
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09

GulLTY-A negro boy Catned Mrrri, lass been con
v:csed OF arson, in Lynchburg, snd 10 DEATH
The jury recommended bin to executive clemency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09

The Bureau county, Illinos, Democrat has come
out in favor Of the admission of Kansas under the
Lecompton CONSTITUTION. This makes seven Demo-
cratic papers in Illinois that sustain Mr. Buchanan 8
policy.
Arba Reed, Dem has been elected Mayor Of Troy
by 1856 majority. The Grm resolve of the President
to give said and comfort &c the Black Republi-
cans. inter matured schemes to Keep Eansas out OF
the Union Tor tho purpose Of slavery agitation IS
strengthening the bands of the Democracy.
but now member of the Canadian Provincial Par
lament, MAIDS his first speech Wednesday night in
opposition 10 the government. 1t was exceedingly
violet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09
MOUNT vEENON CELEBRATION OF THE

| MOUNT VEENON CELEBRATION OF THE
TWENTY. SECOND FEBRUARY AT MOBILE.
We extract the following from ths Mobile Daily
Register"
Seldom have We witnessed a more brilliant and I'M.
posing display than was exhibited here on yesterday
In pursua=ce Of previous appointment all the military
companies assemt.e. en- Government street tha
Courthouse at little after four clock, and formed
procession, which. headed by the Major and Dr.adier
-neras with their respective stats, marched thence
to the theatre. Previous TO their arrival large
course had gathered ard filled all the seats in the dress
crc-. The front seats OF the stage occupied by
distinguished strangers among whom were two or
three Governors and the present Executive or ouf
sister Stats, Mississippi the Hon. William Melville
The other seats on the st8ge were occupied by the
Masonic fraternity, who entered by n side duor aud
robed in rich regala, presented very picturesque
appearance Ths military entered from the front and
occupied the parQuefe. Then came very quiely,but
not unobserv-d, our distinguished townsw.mau, Mrs.
LIZ Vert, the President Of the Stale Mount Vernon As
soca,ion attended by the orator OF the day, Colonel
Grove. The p'oscenium box 10 the right was encir.
cled with beautiful flag just within whose folds Nj rs
LIZ Vert EST, ",he observed Of all observers; for her
features seemed frGnsEgured by a radiant smile at
this brilliant contamination o. her dearest Wishes
The band struck up 1.-The Star Spansed Banner, TO
which air beautiful ode to Washington VISA slng by
number of gentlemen who Kindly volunteered Tor
the occasion, in style which would have been highly
creditatls TO professional yocalis.s.
Gen Eutier then introduced Col Grove, the ora
tor of the occasion, VIC, eer being warmly greeted
by tbs audience, proceeded 10 6eyer his address,
A Col G. GRAFTON will no doubt os to!ici ted TOR pub
LEGATION, We will not anticipate the pleasure which
thr public :si derive from s p-rus, or do him tn.
i,jusiioe of attempting synopsis OF II. Suffice II to
cay the loud and repeated applause of the large "a
sembly which heard it testified rLoif appreciation OF
it's MERLE. The orator gracefully AMI ssi!aufIy con-
cluded with handsom, and glowing tribute 10 the
admirable lady, President Of the Alabama Mount
Vernon Association, which echoed by The audi
enes in an enthusiastic aud prolonged response. that
eo1ueIt7 told how endsarsd to her fellow citizens
Is that high.ksG.tad: accomplished and patriotic
lady
Ii was already dark wneh th6 oiaticc was conclud
ed, and the ceremonies of the celebration we're not,
therefore, further prolonged. The assemblase dis
persed, and the military and the various orders
marched away 10 their respective places OF dismissal
Notwithstanding the very dissgreeabie weather, the
celebration brilliant one, worthy of the occa-
SION and creditable to the pride and patriotism OF
Mobile.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09
rx,Ep,xsrs ron pnoMorrNo oanr

Mr. DAVIS offered the following resolution:
Resolved That the Speaker be requested to direct the
Sergeant and Doorkeepers Of this House to permit
bat privileged persons TO within he bar of the
House; and To prohibit and prevent all persons from
standing in the aises and obbes and occupying seats Of
members
Mr. FArsrLERoY o53rcd he following as a substitute:
Resolved nat the Sergeant Arms ih.n arrest on
entrance II thu. Hall, every rcrson Jvno ss. not &c
mber officer Of the House of DeIesatro or Of the
Senate ard permit other person than SUCH and hose
entitled specially the privilege Of rhis docr the
door without special direction oil tho Speaker.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-09

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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
FANCY AY4Mn
-....--,le,.-- .gAD i.....,-. -.- I'D
&990TgSg2 G&Y @ .
nFERS. q. s, WILLIAMS.

FHtAkEN thia method to advise the good people. az
y Lancaster. and vicinity, tAatsho has osiabshed
ne ub0ye bushess Ia this place where she will color
all inhniVr OF dfess Goods either tudlcs or gentlO-
men, ena via mPartany color that fancy may desire;
she WI nlsg remoTe all impurities II0m silk, OF
N99ieh sooas, such as grease spots paint, e., and
VIII so renoNae gontlcinons cloth elohos as 20 give
them the appearance OF new goods.
hesleence on 8roadway, one door south ofDr. II
wore. = - ~
| LnncnAinr- A NH q -rrnn 40 a.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-23
Lancaster, April Q, IsSs.-1e-tf


F. a Card from DIR. James M /.
H,o,, ~, JARRETT, of tie n ENN YORK LUNG IN
with tie above lnstitution as Cb5sf lbys,,a sS',
tNSiNe years eourso Of study devoiodto the Cure OF
a,,mohaiy consumption and Its kindred Diseases TO
tage Psychological reseaTch-aidcd not aIt,le by
poneel ssee9 OF eefeai enabled me
10 arrive al decisive, direct and successful corse m
reatmeLt for the positive and radical cr oS an H.
SAsesol the1hTOat, lang and .air- FassapKs BvIn.
me y9peI and curative properties OF edi-
eIo uIecy addressed to the diseased organs and
the lntegument do not advise the use OF Nedicsi
ibhaauou OF any Kind, TO the exclusion Of gs1eraI
trsmneatj ana although consider ita usefui adm.
want Ia tho proper nansgeIDont OF those Saasfri IN
oen fatal diseases. yet de0n IL very necnssarv ,ht
eaSh lateh should have The benefit OF both gsaerai
ana loeai treatment, The success OF my in
,he hoofe diseases, and the high character OF tba
lnsututoD over which have long had the honor to
preside, arc too well known 10 noed any enlogy ~
comment from mo. Atthe solicitation of ~ ~
xalea ana proiessonRlfFleBds IN rough whose pbiinn
III o ,nS above charity has been long and ber-
any @ Suply.tea, ana after due consideration, hays
concluded to mako such arrangements ms will hrinS
% .he Denshts oi my experience and treatment within
~ VI ai, ana not eonhne myself heretofore,
~ vso vny VINO entered the lnnTmary, or who were
apie 10 Visit me at my Office. HopnR therefore tbat
no VIII give entire satisfaction both 10
my professional brethren and the public would re
spectiuIy announce in conclusion that NAN co h
e9hsuea personally or By letter. on ali diseases as
no unG mat the medicines, the used n
ny prepared TO suit onch Individual case,
InAdhhg pdPOrs, .BedieaI InkaIers & c. Dc. will bc
express to any part ofthe Uaited States
IERhs-My terms oftreatmentb by letter are ms fol-
lows, VIZ; Sl2 per month for each patient which
wiz ineiu1e medicine sufficient for ono IS use:
also, s, lnnanhg vnpor, and an Inhaling Apparatus
th4hleht ms ioiiows; 80 TO be paid TO tho Express
ngene on receipt or tho box of Medicine, aud the
nalanse 80 nj iho expiration of the month, II the pa
uoht DC cured or seDtirey satisfied with the treat
and their symtoms fulI can be treated as s S
ieueras ny personal examination. Patients ayailin,
ol Dr. Jarretts trcatme nj may rely upon
40 tt s alie peImenent relief as he seldom has
70 trent case over thirty duys Letters for adyjs
promptly answered. For further partionlors
~ 49,, JAMES M. JAERETT, M nj
NO, $50 Broadway, corner Twelfth 81 Na,v w,
hysloians and others visiting Tho civ ara
rcspeGt9lly invited to call at the Iniirmary wbsre
ially hteresilng cases can be Witnessed nnd whsrc
oHt M tmProred apparatus for tho inhalation ecat
ca sapor can bo soen and inspected. N
Ahgust5, Ie5s--GmI4