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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-12

CULLUM SPRINGS, CHoCTAw COUNTY, ALA.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Eve Of the Tombgbee
river.
The undersigned pleasure In announcing to his friends
and the public generally that his establishment now opened
for the reception Of visitors During past winter M nv I'M
additions beer made with single view, to
increased conrt and convenience only the invalid but
TO others see King recreation and pleasure These
consist Of the erection Of cottages coodious
blrdroom, etc. and the whole establishment has been re-
painted and renovated The bHh houses for ladies
cular spring house ted expressly their
have been particularly attended ba be shop
and its furnishing -
An experience in the public houss Of more
than twenty 1--we years keep his on the
list OF hrst class hotei will trusts continue secure 10
has been engaged for The pin and other places
for amusement provided premises cottages are
commodious light drsughi boats will ply regularly twice
week to the landing the Tombigbee river while those
prefer travelling by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad So
connecting at the State Line with good stage road 10 The
Springs By this last route leave the Springs
day This line Will making daily irips IL and
from the Springs abou, the l0lh or l5sh Of Jnue
As TO the curative virtues Of the waters they only
The most sangniue expectation Of the proprietor
he he can say with perfect prorey that there
made known 10 the public that have many Of
diseases none certainly present great
lions.
found In the country Wis The celebrated Vchy the Chay
beee and the sulphur Such advantages AFFORD are not
es qnnd upon any single place in the whole souha fact
Arrangements are being made to have Express
e Mobile to these Spring. order the
are under contract 10 be carried regularly three times
Rates Of Board
fer Month.
per II
Carriages are in wsne Al he landing upon IL. arrival u IN.
boss 10 convey PASSENGERS Immediately the Springs
BRs e Ss1 q y ssa IL sp saS TcS
streets. who are my agents in,Sew Orleans.
mys NlNs 0f POEM. y,
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., HEMOvAL-rAYLos4RADDIs. "a

<aR, HEMOVAL-TAYLo R&RADDIE, N
KMV Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS SHOES, HATS AND GAPS. -
- Have removed their Stores from No IL Magazine A.
q the large and conmodious Stores Nos Magazine Il
The undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have a.
above where they will keep constantly
every variety and qualify. -
They receiving In their stores per steamship
Black Warrior and ships Susan Kinks Fannie Faier over
nfty thousand dollars worth Of FRESH sEAsOEABLE
GOODs to which they would respectfully call
country merchants and dealers generally The Inducements
they offer 70 buyers
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I Axy NOTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAG
= ce Of profession. and can hefound ONCE No. 10
Camp
myis " en- RFYNOIns
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MAINLAND NEGROES
Esplanade street.
ELL has purchased Nos. n and
, he will be found early 10 the
and Maryland Negroes Tor sale.
lthy quarters for the increased
the coming season. The new
d Common, on Baronne street,
vest from the st. Charles Hotel,
shantS and hotels.
TER J.. CAMPBELL,
1 II and 70 Bsronne street,
tween eravier and Common.
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J. 3. BooKIus
;uG1ISTS AND APOrHECA-
lreet, New 0rleans-Importers Of
IUGs, MEDICINES, Surgical In.
ltion and Family Medicines put
daranteed fresh and genuine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-12

J., No. 2 Front street, Agents for
D PittshErgh, for the sale OF their
. and Bolts OF all sizes and descrip-
Dlow makers and machir lists; also,
lis, Tie Bolts, Nails, ETC., In lots TO
e best Tennessee iron. Price lists
'rders from machinists and country
my2t ly
AGE = THE UNDERSIGNED
and commo iious building occupied
2 Front street, would respectfully
e having goods to store, on sale or
iorage will be reasonable, In accord
1lLLETT 4 WILSON,
!, and Commission Merchants,
No. 2 Front street.
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TO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PRooF RooFTge.

W PLANTERS. BUILDERS, etc.
soUrHsRR FIRE-PRooF RooFIEs.
The undersigned offers the public Fire Proof Roofing ma
srial possessing the following advantages everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
III cheaper than STATES does require heavy mbsred
and when finished has The sPpsarsncs stone
Roofs be removing the Shingles Ii SUI
perceSes ths necessity Of valley hanging CUTTERS
have a s ns ab asS
have continued to leak In spite Of all efforts be made per
+ ncOmbusble snpervious water I. not affected b,
be q spR Ss s. n e Dat q
cement and viii give building the external ap
pearence Of being Constructed of stone.
% and would render railroad ties when eoasa
with II as they would no longer be exposed the atmosphere
Planters Builders can be furnished with the Southern
SUGAR HOUSES, f '''''' Ns''S-a Nv" '" spy w.
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoTs,
WAREHOUSES,
all can Be covered and made perfectly Fire and
We prepared contracts which we will supsriu
We prepared ae with builders and others TOR The
purchase q the rgh States Parishes coanse and Terrific
oniee Of the Company, No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET,
Liberal Inducements offered to builders snd others &C,
will meet with prompt attention.
s-wanted-Agents IN all Of the country mis- sm3w
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eALyANIzED
~ IRON kkFRiGERATORS practical and sgientifc
principles The best and venenient or
80 a H. es s w. s s.. etc
each shelf and being confined from the q The hot an
Keeps them at the coolest point causing rezeafing in
nuenee 70 be ne same throughout the whole apparatus This
Is effected by the dplngs from the ice, which Is lost
other They the front top make
nes. piece Of srniure can be placed in have
had without additional Ice These Refrgesors expert
men They have been successful Of
Ten years 70 the qualification Of those have
,nelr eeruncaes Will show and approved
before the public The improvements recently added which
me most perfect ventilation Is insured saving Of Ice
ms been obtaIed more frgd air psdnced and durability
enseled certainly place them far advance OF anything
GALVANIZED IRON
has been substituted for the shelving lieu OF zinc thereby
enabling us TO oher them entirely free from daiion and
eorrosan and consequently void Of hat daereeshe odor
winch has heretofore Objectionable other retgers
tos In addsn to their being vastly superior 70 others
owing 70 ther and nuequaled prn
cple they serviceable II Is conceded that
Galvanized Iron durable than other metal Ii
not affected b. acid, salt water ETC
mic SIN FLINT JONES. a and IS Royal street.
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7h'lon " .no
Oh the Throat
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATEH-anAyIrR STREET.
Manager. j. s. CHARLES.


SATURDAY EVENING June lzh la5s--The new drama
q NEG nuRs0cK. TIE wIfcH OF TBE 0LEr-ssg
1urnook Miss @. Champion Lord FifzArrsn Mr. james
CHARLES Vch Ivnr Mr. W. HAMS TO conclude With rs
hE JEALOUr f-Beimour Mr. J. s. Charles Harriet Mis-
Door open att oclock-curtan rises quarter before
srhe prices have been arranged accordance with the
Dress Circle and Parenee sO Second Circle zoe Third
Circle &c. Gallery Sc: Centr Quzdroon boxes s0c
~ Box cfiee open daily from 10 A. Il. tobP NJ
telZ j.. NJ. WEgTON Treasrrer
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v, DEMORTELLE, Dealer,
At tho Old Basin, Of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING Material, such as
giles, Lsth Slaves Also English, French and American
Bricks, and all kinds Of Firewood.
Orders from country promptly carefully
to- ans "
IZOUNs, q. T.. q BT1Os., COMMISSION AND FOR
~ wardiEg Mrchap No. kfont street. opposite the Canal
street ferry Particular attention given the purchase
sale Of all kinds Of Western Produce my2l ~
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FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT-THE DWELLING HOUSE No. 24O
Baronne street. until the LIST Of October with privilege OF
h to good tenant at the rent Of SIS per
luhmre mas to be sold with the rental Apply the
bnletn Office. ielI e.
-. FOR RENT-Two VERY FINE COTTAGES
M on Liberty near the of Lafayette street keys
Liberty ReS, eSsh SIS per Hs months tSeS corner
Apply At The Grocery or Of the owner, THos. kEARNEy
al the once el r. H. Dix 60 Gayer ST. up stairs. JET If
- HOUSE TO RENT POSSESSION GIVEN IN
T mediateyA House situated Ne 76 Franklin street. con.
I'LL tanning six rooms with by drant and cisten water To
mysi i THos. Il. F1Risa, 40 Royal street
g. FOR RENT-sEyERAI. VACANT LoTs ON
H3 julia street between 81. Paul and Cedar streets
I'll Also wo-stoy Store, on the corner OF julia and St.
myis i " PocLEY, NIcoL co.
- TO LET, At BILoxI-A LARGE AND CON-
out hoases stSSss %s eIse ee and
good fruit and vegetable gardens Apply 70
my22 In Carondelet street
- FOR RENT OR FOR sALE-A FINE
En MINER RESIDENCE at Bay St. Louis, far from
an9 NeS s seI 0 rent Of dG sale With the
other watering place The Grounds large
ties for bahing fishing etc. the best FIRE oppor
tuniy is here offered pleasant residence the
my5 4 JOSEPH RRUNEAu, s. Grsvler street.
- FOR RENT-A PLEASANT AND HEALTHY
E Residence n the Pine Forests the Bogue Faaya river
The main building contains rooms cabinets hall "a fee;
Sna sDG ss G Soa, @
ana seveIa cabins Kitchens ee ETC. The grounds are eS
and sanbrious the bathing excellent; there
the buildings several springs Of clear cool Of which
Abia spot Is admirably suited for summer hotel or
watering place being within few hours journey Of New Or
~' j sTRAwBRIDGE,
q. s. Bonded Warehouse No. Q,
sl2 SIN corner Crossman and Front Isevee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-12


WASHINGTON,
Congress have !
The President
period.
Senate.--TheI
and Fitch were
House.-The
Loan bill. and d
ot.war IN seven
the China seas |
|
WASHINGTON
day from Cow
termination of
In the House
was under discr
CINCINNATI,
since noon, an,
ming.
ST. LOUIS, Ju
twenty-eight il
ending 6 P. NJ.
half inch per
The levee is
a foot and q
stores.
nlinoistown
lands to a grea
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NrH. ). E. MATTHEW'S ~ ltJ.-OX n.
S328 BBIhGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary ior
AAlES suitable for Cane Carts and Drays, with Lnch Prs
and Nuts. at No. 1b6 Grsvier New Oeans anil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-12
Dissolution,

Dissolution.
!, at the termination Of the copart-
ling to written articles of agree
Of the Arm Of Baylor a Co the
he unfinished buriness placed In
G. @. BAYLOR.
as tf&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-12

rising, with nine
The rivers in, Eyrrsr
their banks in NEE,
damage. 'arondeiet street,
corner of Iafayette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-12

pEtnmiUM MOSS -PREmfUlI moss f-Pur
up h best order for shipment.
THE BEST or aATRRssEs.
or all kinds.
Planters give your Negroes good healthy had e
CAMPBELL BouDREAux.
90 iy 0nice. III canal street
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- UNI0s HEsTAURAET, No = :
- Charles 49,
~ The proprisfors Of thfu popular e<sas,lf<h-usuf
Inform the pubiic that they conffnue Be- szr
ped via ali The choice dslcsciss markets and or n
comfort cleanliness and moderate vv defy ~
nlon 70 oe supposed y other house the en- Tb1v
ssRssl.aly solie.. Continuance Of public patronage I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-12
,onREssED NUTS, BOLTS,

PERSON WANTING
DOMESAd better call and examine those for
J. FLINT 4 JONES'
4 and aS ROYAL street
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Dard x Sons,
10 in use in
ct high. and
5onry.
patent head
arriage.
rleans,
Patentees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-12

CAROLINA SEED cow PEAs-9oo bags. for
" sole by 4. p. COCHRAN 4 HALL -
mgl Is New lseyee and Il Fulton 81.
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speer's Patent Clasp and Hoop Iron Bands,

speer's Patent Clasp and Hoop Iron Bands,
FOR BAIING COTTON
For samples Of this very cheap fastening
which been tested at the u and found to be
stronger than required for bes for all in
formation concerning it. apply the undersigned agent Of the
patentee for the Southwestern States. j. 8. COPIES
je3 81 Carondelet street New Orleans
FISHING sEINEs-A FULL ASSORTMENT IN
McCUTCH0N, HOWELL CO..
my2l lmtW 50 Camp street.
E,OWLEtS'S PATENT STEAM ROIIERs
Il have been extensively used for the last years and
for fuel have proved be far preferable or
nary boilers They combine the following advantages VII
Economy fuel require cleaning occupy space
simple construction. and do ordi.
nary cylinder hued Boiler and half uHth
fuel saving but tho time plcRied Boilers
others Interested these Boilers opera.
r lion at the following places In the city
Steam Cottos Press uisana Cotton Press
|let Refinery, Il Homes Ornamental Iron Works.
circulars with plan Of the Boiler will be any part
D. II. FOWLER, III Baronne street.
Manufactures Of LowPressure, Locomotive Fined and Cyn
der Boilers Stand Pipes Fire Fronts. Crate Bars, Valves
Chinueye,
R5A work this establishment will be guaranteed
quail IN point Of workmanship and material in the
.roaniry. and st the lowest prices ma 6m&W
.NIOTICIl FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL
IN Packages and Freight by T0BYsS EXPRESS Thfbo-
aux, Houna, Napoleon and Terrebonne, MIST BE PRE-
iaSlf Ed @. EDWARDS co. 4
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New Orleans, June 3 1855
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, CRY of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 4h June 1856 before
subscriber Justice OF the Peace Parish
State Aforesaid personally appeared Pacde Fofsa Pres
dealt and Secretary Of the Star Gam
that the above and correct
transcript from The books OF the Company.
PLAClDE F0RsTAIL, President.
". DEBUYS Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before mesths An day June 1883
je7a Third Justice of the Peace.
INSURANCE. AND COLLECTING AGENCY
New York Life Insurance Company.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Acuary.
Actual Capital, slO29S6 rs, and rapidly aecumulat.
iug-oA the Mutual Plan DIVIDENDS 80 PER CENT. PER
AENUM. Interest payable thereon in cash.
American Lifc insurance and Trust Conn
pany.
oepai $780, 900
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ALEXANDER waILLDIN, President.
JOHN c. SIMS, Secretary.
Riskstaksn on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES, on the
n. B. BENEDICT MD,
Ell COKE, ND
Medical Examiners
Aar Agency, No. 81 carondelet street. New Orleans.
j. s. coPEs Agent.
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TAYLOR-JOHN NJ Chiffon
A. TAYLOR have associated themselves
"a in the city Of New Orleans and the ada
Sir Colin q i isss n,sy
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LARGE WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS, SCRIP, ETC.
By PALFREY CO.,
O. l.. O. DuruY, Anctioneer
ONCE q Camp street
SATURDAY.. 18th Of June, at IL o'clock ~,
sIndry STOCKS BONDS and INSURANCE SCRIP, a. per
catalogues, 20 be obtaned on Saturday morning.
NB-Orders will be received until Friday evening clO
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Copper has eight times the conducting power ro aad
durable and less liable Again. charge Of
electricity win heat Iron % thirty bat Copper
the Office Of the undersigned.
Applications gecies orders Tor Modss and
all will
date attention, Ii addressed 10
ms iy New 0rlesns. La
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fs- Mercantile Library Association - THE
rooms opened daily for the Of subcrbe
from " o'clock A. N. to 10 O'Clock p. NJ
Persons deerors Of becoming please leaye
with the Librarian, ~ 1920
subscription, IS per annum.
Rooms, corner Canal street and Exchange Place
dA GUS. A. BREAUX President
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q $50 tF1FTxl DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Ran the 18th January, a light griff bow named
HENRY or GORDON, sged about "a years weighs
1853 pounds, about feet inches height easily
ghtened confused when spoken to- has negro
ga thin nousache dressed when he left black frock
coat checked csere pants drab double vest and
light eolored fell hst Apply
MsD0NEELIfs Restaurant
te5 lf7 Gem ncn street
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A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIoEEER FOR THE sAolts ETC.
A<s Of kesl Estate, Slaves,
generally Office 70 Common street. Of Cal
I,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17
Rochester Ndin- Democrat.

This spirited and popular Journal is Up to
time nowadays, and we learn with pleasure,
that it has been regularly issued. Cotton says
the Democrat is bound to come out every week,
and we should think from the fat Government
job 1t now has in the share of P. o. Printing,
that it is in fair way to live y How Charley
could damn the Administration and yetbccome
its " Printing organ" for Minnesota "kindcr beats
us, but there arc some queer things going on at
Washington. RICE may have influence enough
to override this objection to the Democrat, but
We are compelled to believe that Gen. Jones
could not do us the same favor or his pledges
in that regard would have been redeemed
The General may have relaxed his efforts
in our behalf since the perusal of our anti
Lecomp:on articles, but we sincerely bose he
did not conclude that our acceptance Of favor
Of any kind at his hands would prevent the
ussessace Of whatever opinions we may enter
tain on questions Of party policy! A practice
based upon such conclusion may readily sur
round public man with toadics and fattcrers,
but no one who is worthy to be recognized as
freeman, much less friend, would either dictate
or accept such terms. 1t is probable that Iowa
had received her share of public printing prior
to the apr location made for us by distinguished
Washington friends.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

A Rescue.-On Wednesday morning last three
men attempted to cross the River to the lows
side and the floating ice carried them down
the current till the aoes completely blocked
them up, and prevented them reaching either
shore. The dir was intensely cold and they
were watched from the shore by large crowd
of sympathetic persons and for time it seem
ed as though they must be frozen 10 DEATH
The ice was too thin to trust on foot and the
danger Of going to them with boat was plain
~ seen-after several Intellectual efforts by GU,
boys to get to them by cutting way through
the ice, success At length rewarded the rescucrs
The ice-bosnd voyagers were rcached-,hei
boat was abandoned and by the seversst labor
both crews reached the land The poor fellow,
who had been so long exposed were frozen in
the hands and the feet, but no serious injury
will be sustained by either. A good many o.
CTR citizens are entitled to credit for the aacri
ty evinccd in manning the boats for the relie
Of the sufferers, but one cannot name them al
| and we omit to mention those who have beer
reported to us.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17
DEsMoIxEs, Feb. 4, 1853.

FRrsxD RIcuAnDsov
Tho wheels ofthe legislature have rolled
more smoothly since the election Of U. S. Sem
ator, and the GENERALLY expressed desire among
members is to do whatever they can and do it
we'll then to all join and 80 home. The Co.
difying Committee have gone to work in ear.
nest, and what the result of their labor may be
remains to be seen. am quite sure that Mr..
Ben Darwin enc of the codifyers, is in favor OF
the Ohio system Of laws, and as Ohio is gene
rally regarded rs good model, We have no rar-
tic,lar fault to find.
We have had Law under consideration in
regard to stay on mortgage and in fact all our
legislation thus far has been with view to
relieve the debtor AMI at the same time to Sc
cure all creditors. This Is not 50 easy to bring
about, "a thousands have gone headlmg into
debt and the time has arrived for them to pay
up. The creditors say they don't want property
on debts-thcy want money, but the great ques.
ton here meets us show is the money to be got
under present circumstances.
have introduced Memorial to Congress
asking grant Of Land, in aid of our R. Road
This may be considered Buncombe affair. but
it simply asking for our Its, and it is proper
that the Legislative authority Of the State
should llace the fact On the record. At all
events ], for one, will stand up at all times h
demand what We should hong ago have hid bal
l regret to say there are some from the North 81
the State whs seem to regard it as Of no use to
tolaborfr any part If the county except the
Immediate School District frum which they
come. am proud to acknowledge that have
met some noble men from other pats of the
State who go for doing justice to the North
Iowa among this number arc Foster of Pow.
csheik, Sewers of Mahaska and Wilson oil
Jefferson, all leading men in the House.
The weather has been pleasant thus far but
it is showing some to-day
Iremain, yours truly,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

A LII persons are hereby notified, that have just
"A and lawful defense to the following described
rromissory Note', and that shall avail myself Of such
dcfcnse:
One note bears date 18th Nov, 1856, payable to A.
" Trips or order, the 18th day OF Nov, lS59 for
500 with interest at Fix per cent from date aud sign.
ed by John Mcbride.
Ako, one note OF same date, to party, for the
same sum. payabe the 18th day of November $780,
with six per cent ntcre signed by john Mcbride
Also, ore Notc of date, party, for the
same amount and interest the firt de-
scribcd, payable the ISL, day OF November, 156l,
and signed by John Mcbride.
All per forbidden from purchasing the same,
or IN anywic negotiating for either OF the above
aud all perons notified that nave Il last aal
lawful defen to all aud any note notes given 10y nc
to the said A. ". Dri,s, Andrew w Drip,, OF any
date what soeycr and that shall ayai myself oil such
defence, therefore any per on purca ing in aiym
negotiating Tor any note or notes by gwen me
said H. ". Drir~ Andrew ". Drips, do % at their
peril:
t7Nfl JOHN MCBRIDE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-17

Cancer Curcd.-The Milwaukee Free Demo.
crat gives an account of the crre of cancer
on the face of T. B. Mason music dealer Of
that city. He was treated in Cincinnati with a
remedy discovered by DR.. Fell of London six
or eight years ago. The editor Of the Demo
crat is we'll acquainted with Mr.. Mason and
places implicit confidence in the inality Of the
cure The process is this:
A piece Of sticking plaster was put over tire
cancer, with circular piece cut out Of the cen
ter a little larger than the cancer. so that the
cancer and a small circular rim of healthy skin
next to it was exposed. Then plaster m ,de
Of chloride of zinc, bloodroot a, d wheat -four
was spread on a piece Of muslin Of the size of
this circular opening, and applied to the cancer
for "a hours On removing it the cancer will
be found to be b.rnt into, and appear of the
color and hardness of an old shoe sole. and the
circular rim outside Of it will appear white and
parboiled, as if scalded by hot steam. The
wound is now dressed, and the tside rim
soon supp uratcs and the cancer comes oat a
hard lump. and the place heals W. The plas
therki!s the cancer so that it sloushs out like
dead flesh, and ncUcr groscs again.