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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
Por the Laneasler Gazette.
short hTemsries.

There is perhaps no class Of persons iu
our community who so soon forget their
own sayings and dpinss as politicians, par
'icularly that portion who are Known as
office-seskeFs. Probably there is not a
single member ofthe "iaed Lodge" who
now reco llects the scenes Of last winter,
when Bnohsnan' was abused 4. every cor
tier and deuounpediu every doggsry by
the same men who hre now landing his ad.
minis.rattoa to tbs skies. Then the,
swore that Douglas, for bis opposition Il
the Lecompton sN%ndle. deserved to b.
made President. nov nons OF them men
tien his name but to regret his treason
What has caused this change? An elec
tion is at hand-tha hope Of public plum
der has secured the leaders and the lash G
party discipline has whipped in the d,sai
fs cted. So
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
FOR the Lancaster Gazette.
C.SeIroas,uoa

Every elsctor who casts bis vote for G.
D. Martin. by that vote endorses and ap.
proves Of the acts Of the Administration Of
James Buchauan-approves Of his sending
an army 10 Kansas to overcome freemsn
ii their elections approves Of his "Euglist
|Swindle." by which IS. 600 slays holders
and their slaves Are dsclared equal to 93.'
900 white freemeu-approves Of his, in.
creasing the national expenses from $780,
000. 900 to $loo. 10000 in time of peace
and approves of his course Of proscrip
ton in. turning cut Of office every person
who dares 70 think differently from him.
self on any subject whatever. %,~.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

EW Owing to the crevasse overfOws.
and sickness among the market gardeners,
there is an unparalleled scarcity Of vegeta-
bies ia the Nav Orleans markets. For In-
stance: rdnty heads Of csbbag sell at forty
and fltY cents each, and other eScnlents 10
proportion. The alarm. too 10 reference
10 The black tongue, has advanced tbeprics
Of poultry, 50 that chickens range as high
as dollar peiOe, and eggs are } selling l.
half dollar dozen.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

E1-we publish to-day sandry little
communications, as the expression Of the
individual opinions Of the authors. This
is free country and We liRe to see men
willing to compare opinions upon the po-
litioal Questions Of the day.
Our colamnA shall always be open for
deeorGis communications. whether they
comport exactly with oar opinions or not.
Buff II be true that Gov. Medill is using
the power ofhis official station to control
the elections in Southern Ohio. we beg
pardon. but say d-n the policy and the
man that can use it. We hope, the free
men of the 18th Congressional district
will be on the alert and treat all such in.
reference with the contempt il merits
| Be II remembered that Thos. Jefferson for
bid such interference, and considered il a
prime cause for the removal Of all such in
terfering Office holders. p
We look upon the interference of Gov
ernment officials with the freedom Q
elections as species Of fdsIpotism. and on
Of the most alarming features of the part.
politics Of the age, and feature that ougb
TO d-n any party or administration tha
practices It. .,.l Z. g, ,,a-e we've
/ five are rightly informed, John Quin
cy Adams made but four REMOVALS duriuI
Eis whole adtHihistration, notwithstanding
a large majority 5f the otiices over who
> he held the power of-removal, were 6lle
with his political oppousnts. But 6oi%E
from the highist spbordiusts down to, th
most petty Post Master. Ill must contrib
? ute a per cenitm. OF their salaries for cleo
pioneering purposes. and be that darss I
exercise The freedom of opinion by oppo
sing any measure proposed by his supsfl
ors must walk the plank. 4seR4Hl ,Sss'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
CINCINNATI MARKET,

- ..f I. ciNefNNsTI. Sept 9Th 1859.
FIour--Tbe MatkOt isdun without change IN prices.
The sales eDaapod 600 barrels at IS for super
ane. and rs fog extra whiee wheat The receipts
during the 1ast ~ houn 1850 baFre1G ~ -,
Whisky--NO change as regards demand of price,
Sales Of 4OO barrels At 922ke the latter tate for
wagons.
Chsese-The demands Is good aud the prices have
advanced X per Ponnd- Sales $50 boxes prime w. X.
att cents
Groenes-The market for all articles Fesnuins quiet
! lJIHe. Sugar and Molasses hrm al oar last quota
lions.
GrhB-Wheat is 10 brisk demand to-day, and
The prices of prime white wheat have adyaneed Sales
900 bash good whits st Ti1 6O0do do do at 800 do
good whaeat 50. 500 do prime white AZ l6 deliS'
cred. and 600 dol do do at n, deliye red
Corn isin fair dsmHnd at IS. Barley and Rye are
quiet and nn5hTnged, oais hrm at Gle
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

CAPTURE OF SLAvER.-Ths Upitsd
States brig Dolphin. Commissioner MAFTIT
returning from cruise in ths gnlf, fell in
with and captured on the 2Qth instant. the
brig Putnam alias Echo. having on board
3IS negroes from the coast Of Africa which
she was preparing to land 10 Cuba. When
first fred at the SLAYER IS usual with this
class;of pirates ran up The American flag.
the Dolphin having Cred under Britifh
colors. arb kept on her course. Another
shot from the Dolphin, however which
tore away some of her rigging. fually
caused her TO bear to-. The Dolphin took
her prize into the port Of Charleston.
where il is said the trial of some Of the
crew will take place. The Captain was
taken by the Dolphin to Boston. The
trial Of these men both at Boston and at
Charleston. will awaken no ordinary iu-
terest in this county and in England. The
slaves were landed at Castle Pinkney neal
Charleston. and placed in the charge of the
u. s. Marshal.
The New York Times speaks Of one as
pect .1f this event as follows:
| "Auo,hsr interesting point involved il
the transaction is the iuture disposition .
the blacks. Had Captain Maffit left th
SLAYER captain for trial.at Charleston ant
carried the slaves, TO Boston. he woul'
have proceeded with better Judgment
What with her Stats's Rights doctrines
and her'laws imprisoning aud selling fre
negroes brought within State limits' it vii
he masvel.if theseipoor wretches-do nc
End that Slavery in South Carolina wbic
; they so narrowly escaped in Cuba !
: half-milliou dollars worth Of labor thu
' brought to the community; an army {
barBarians and pagans drawn within th
SCOPE OF cultivation ahl a comprehensive
Christianiiy--not turned loose as the
o might be at the North; helpless, untaugi
. untitled for liberty, but subjected to
wholesome and ,protracted discinlias, edu
eating them aud their posterity for fre'
dom. If they happen to come by it beiea
J. ter: these advantages will impress then
/ selves so deeply upon the conscience (
Of South Carolina, that there is danger it VI
T. never let this colored Israel go"-Cinci
natl Tines.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
PnILADRLPHIA MARKRT

PnILAbELymA, Sept. 7tb, Ie5e, :.
Rlour comes fargsrd very slowly, and Is arm, With
far inquiry. Sales OF 200 barrels fresh ground a;
25f8 5Q-ndg held Al the latter fguru.
There ts good dsmand Cor wheat and prices are
we'll maintained; saies Ol 900 Bushels southern and
PeBg II 2Dt p for iair aud good red and white Al
3081 ~ ahoAtsf-
Rye ia stsady 81 IS cents.
Corn is iB demand st a further advances ofq cents;
sales Of 900 bushels at 90 eenta. and mixed nteS.
Oats IN fair Request a. ~ for neW-Delagare.
Whisky remains without ehaHge, sales At - Ne.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
NTEns

TOOK AGENTS IN EVERY PART, or eTEiE v:
ID Phed States, TO sell b spbsehplina great sna
side onT large list Of splendid Subscription books, ws
publish and eep constantly dn hand: heavy nssrrt.
meni Of smaller sttraeve books for Podlers anu me
cry We are prepared 10 ofer extra indgcementato
canysSseFs and pedera. Address. eHeioaing sRinps
7tT JA II. MILLER. Publishers. i
Iu1ust g. Ia5a-3mt4 Columbus Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
6.OOaD
Portraits or Gen Washington.

E0fCralJS OF. den w aSulngGOu.
n HAVE. nj aeareat expenses got up 5000 Litto
L graphed portraits OF the IsxoRTAL WAsHIseToS,
The only popular portrait OF this Father OF american
Independence. Aud has been decided to be, a per-
feet delinialion ofhis features The Congress OF the
United States has adopted aud adorns the Depart
ments at Washington City. - e. t'4+t-
sell them for 50, hc price IN lhepriht shops, In
NY .cityl And TO every purchaser, give valuable
present, as soon ashe takeshis portrait. Ny Gs are
5000 IN nnmroT, Wig:
100 Gold Watches. worth, each so.
100 Silver Watches worth each $40.
l01 silver Watches, worth each $40.
$500 in cash, divided into $40, Sc and Sl.--Gifts
90 copies clark's Commentary on the whole Bible
werib each st9.', y ,s- 't' '''-r
30 copies Dl-k's Works, 9 vot,, woFthper copy S..
per copy $3.50. r'
80 copies Plntarchs Lives, worth each. 50
900 copies Watson's Quotations. each dollars
900 copies CampHres ofthe Revolution. each 2. +,
The remainder are staRdarh works; and none hess
than than one delar. There. not u fictitious book
In the lot
sehe me The presents, all ready: and the wholt
matter. will be sticky. and faithfuly out
I'll succeed in nnlshing the sales, Nh only be rea
leonably paid for my time And Respectfully sclcl
! the patronage nj the public; because know, tina
eysry man, will receive more than the worth o. hl
money. h. SCOIr:
iP. S. Every one has eNaetl, equal chance to &c
one ofthe presents, as foliows: The numbers from
10 50p0 are entered in hoax kept by me- The puI
chaser OF a, portrait, names his own number. iroI
ar other book shown him, we once turn 70 the gil
book and the gift standing opposite his number,
reeeI-es forth with Those whe wtsh; can see the Pre-
are mi xsd, froAi 10 5000, givin
perfectly eqnal ehanees And no nal car receive e;
thar the, portrait and book worth one dollar.
N-PCal at se SIGN Of the RED FLAG. Mai
Street. ,r -stF II. Sc oIT.,
T-PI can be found at my ONCE EVERY DAY, at
tending to my profession. as heretofore. H. SCOTT.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

YOUNG MEN's CHRIsTIAS UNION AT UN.
ION HALL--Tbe regular meeting for the
present month was postponed ON Thursday
last. on account of the small attendance
until this evening. As important oommu-
nications are 10 be made to the Association,
it is expected that there will be full at
tendance tthe aembers. Any persons
so disposed are a, liberty 10 attend.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

DICKPoRtlA DAVIS have porch ,ssa The iHieIes'
h6 of ". RIcE IN the late hrm OF RlckfokDs .ph :
Wis e RICRS PhObusinss9 otihe y nailsn las,nIl
will he 60 Min ped under tBe Hrm 7nf bICkEOkD
DAVIS, q All business ofthe late aEm VIII oe eetiea
by them. 1TOAsB paid far tN0els 80,
Lanssster. July g. .isss-swiO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

ONO FExALs CoLLEeE. "A Msv Prssi-
dent. The propristsrs efths Ohio Female
College have elected to lis presidency Rev.
Herry n Day. Of Hudson. Ohio foimerly
Of New Haven, Conn. Mr.. Day was for
many years professor in Western Re-
serve College aud stands in the foremost
rank smong The. scholars apd educators Of
our country. He is 3 man Of practical
tact and energy. as well as Of thorough cul-
turs apd eruditionss He win enter upon
the duties Of his Office in the, maturity pl
his powers. sad With an experience. il
th . training Of the young Of more than =
score. Of yssrs. We congratulate the
friends and patrons of,ths Collsg upon
the accession Of Prof. Day, and believe
that under his presidency il viii attain
to higher position even than it now oceu
pies. as an inslitu.ion for the thorough ed
ucaiion Of the daughters of our land.
Prof. Dsy will enter upon The paesiden
ey Al the next session, on Monday th'
9Th inst, 81.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
Notice to Tax-Peyers.

TINE Tax-PayeTa OF Fairfield County will take mo-
j tice, that the Commission EsSf Fairfield County,
In obedience TO the Laws, make Proclamation that
vote will be taken ht the ensuing October Election,
to ascertain ths viii Of the Peoples TO whether icy
are for or against leFyng Tax TO build Court House
tn said County,, - Ia. 4- - =.
Its the ;opnidn Sfthe, commissioners THAI the en-
tire cost onbpildng Court House. will not exceed
thirty six thousand dollars, The house will DO three
years in way ofconstrucion, which would only make
necs ssary to levey tag OF twelve thousand dollars
eachyear for three, years. Now TAX OF one mill on
the dollarl yaluahon OF breiArty. In the county will
raise ajax equal 70 sonehihe ever twelve thousand
hundred deiisn afValhatioD, will pay ten cents to-
wards building Coun House, and. the person who
ba tax on one thou sand dolian valuation viii pay
one dollar toward building A. Court House and 90
in proportion. BY Order OF the Board,
| sr,I.. ,s--r, ~ A. J. DlLDINE, Clerk.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
SALE pE, REAL. ESTATE,
n. n-I.- .r ra.oI.aAn r,.ura - Z.


OE SATURDAY. the IIth,DAY of SEPTEMBER
A. n. fe38. between 'he bSurs OF 10 O'Clock - /,
and O'Clock ~. at the door OfFhe C0Hrt beuse
In the City OF lancaster, will be sold 70 the btgheat
bidder The following Real Estate. ns The pfnpery o.
Daniel BorLle deceased, the undivided halt o. lbs
fnIiowng seribed Tracts or Eand situate In Fair
aeId County. and stsfe OF Ohio .to-Wit:
Ffrst-The West half of the Northenst Quarter 3.
Section No FOurteen, Township No Thirteen una
Raneo No Nineteen. containing Seventy-siN ~ wv
acres All Timber Land. Apnraised nt Sli per aeFoT
SeesHd-AThe West halfoF The Southead Quarter o.
Section No Eleven, Tow nShip No Thirteen. r Range
Nc NInetaen. containing Eighty Acres. With % acres
OF cleared landss ApprAised'at SEQ per aefe!
TAird-The S0ulheastQu QuarteF Of ftbeSonihwestlnaf
ter af Section No EeVen, Township No Thirteen and
Range No Niaeteeu. .contAinnE Forty aIfOo Acres
with Acres cleared apd. Appraised n ~ per acre.
l. FOHrh=The Nofthedst Quarter OF ths Southwes'
Quarter of Section No Eleventh Township No Thlr.
teen Rance 40 NipeteeR.t toptainihg FoVty 57.tn'
Aeres.wishi5 aeTts OF cieated land. hue good Tvs
story log house. hrhe stabes and other oui-oniie
ings. Apraised at s15 psrAofe, and = =
Fith-.A part oifhe Northeast Qusrttr of section
no Fifteen. Tnwnsbip No Thirteen and Range NJ
Nineteen eontaining One 5O-l00 acres, more " Ices
( IN prBised at SIS per ssre. 1, - - -
7eras Of Sais-0ne third In hand on the day ef sn.e
one ,h I'd I'm and two years, with interest ON M
deferpd payments from the day ~ ssle.
| CHARLES. F. SHRFFER, Adm'taE
| So ~ 80 oi Daniel BGrsteT, deceased.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
pEmocRATIC NoMINAT1ONs.
STATE TICKET.

+ y STATE TICKET.
= For Supreme Judge, .,A
THOMAS W.. BATRLEY, OF Richland'
For Attorney General,
DURBIN WARD. Of Warren.
For Comptroller cf the Treasury
SAMUEL. w. gibson, Mshaning.
.as For Board of Publick Works,
RICHARD H. HENDERSON, Butler
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

EE The young ladies Of, Petersburgh
Va. arm themselves, cap a-pie with bows
and quivers. and spend their leisure mo.
ments in the beautiful pastime of arch
erV , .-.-.. s. ..,--..-,- ,--.--.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

OH Ol SctOU'I.
THE DEMocRAoY OF ZANEsvIELE. The
ZanesAille Courier has the following &C,
count of a Democratic gathering ID that
city. 1t says:
"Last evening, large meeting of those
opposed to Colonel Manypenny. the recent
LocofcCo candidate for Congress. was held
in front Of the Court House, which was
addressed by DIR. Drake aud Samuel Chap.
man, Esq 1t is understood that Colonel
ManSpsnhp has been an Anti-Administra.
lon and an Anti.Lecompton Locofoeo
from the startapd those hereabonts who
were 6rst aud last to support the measures
of President Buchanan ara not willing
that hereto should be selected, as stan
dard bearer. Its charged that the Post
masters " the district, vino, obtained their
official position by loud professions o
fidelity to the. ADMINISTRATION, were in
r strumental in the nomination, and as a mat
: ter Of course. this fact has created cousid-
erable sensation among those who wer'
!. original Buchanan and LeGomp'on men. .
4 Dir. Drake led off with general enun
y citation Of Democratic principles, and main
{ tanned that there was no d.fferenee batweel
Q the Republican and Gocofoco candidate
for Congress Upon the great issues whicI
divide the Administrator add Opposition
y After the conclusion of Dr.. Drake
i speech, Samuel Chapman. Esq, was call
: ed upon. He stated his det erminatio
;. to assist in putting down al rebels, an
said that the idea Of Col Many penny selec
tiou was ridiculous! No traitor could re
i ceive the vote Of the honest Men Of th
Democratic party,
/. DR. Drske here whispered that Col. Many
Il penny was in the. Auditors Office. ipimed
" aley in the rear Of the speakers Stand.
10 Chapmau-AI don't care who the d--l
y id thb tooni. What I say FIRST | say last
bt Col Manypehny cannot be elected.
al will not vote for him aud host Of goo
sound Democrats will rebIdiate him,
ii The meeting then nominated Mr.Joni
J. than Ewank for Congressman.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
Fairfield County,. s.. Court Of Com, Pleas
Samuel csrpsntet, Plaintiff.

w b. Dafnell aud Margaret Darneil, @. Speeiman,
Ruben A. Chapman and Charles Borland. Defends.
n iJBEN 4. CHA PMAN OF East Hartford, in the
mel County Qf Firnsld, in the State
OF Ohio, did on The aeh day Of august, AID. 1853, ne
his petition In theCoun Common Pleas within and
for the County ~ Fairfield " said State of, Ohio,
ainsi the snid dttendlnls setiinR iorh that VIM X.
Darnell and Wifi. gaye q mortgaReie 70 the said SPm
ueI Carpenter, upgntbe following premises, situate
in sald County oEairhsd to-wit part ofa tract oI
land IN the North Eastern part dissection No l3 Town
ship No IL, aud Range No TO- containing thirty-two
i5-iD0 acres the s9ps promises conveyed hy Samuel
CARPENTER and Wife WrR- DaFnell, BY deed dated
April 2. A.p 1851 For more particular description,
refiefenee ishereInade 70 said ,deedt0 secure tho
payment Of $500 according to certain notes referred
10 IN said mortgage. and that, snoe the giving ~ the
said mortgage, %. said 2. sPcelman, 4. Chapman
aud Charles .Bofland; defendants, hare purchased
said premlees from said w. X. Darnsl, and pray
In 4 that said william R. pafnen may pay said sun
now claimed 70 b. due With Interest, amounting "a
$500, aud intere@ frcn April = 1851, Or that said
premises may be cold 10 pay the Samee and tho said
Ruben a. Chapmln u notiaed that he Is required "a
appenr and aswt sald petition or before the third
Saturday after the 9ist day o. October 2, $50.
CRAnlra r. aakryts, hisatofney. ~ 'f~''
September ., leS5--owiepfeT
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

E9See polics Of Old Pleasant Ssmins-
ry. Mr.. Feeman's theory and practice
will make Pleasant township Q in the
galaxy Of Old Fairfield.
Ye lovers Of music, see Mr.. DarsIs mo-
tice-Pianos made 10 discourse sweet mu-
sic. - %
w. G. Peters 4 Sons, Cincinnati. o.
See their advertisement. That's the place
for fine instruments aud cool bargains.
Duff's Commercial College. Columbus,
O. Our old friend s. H. Dun an. partneI
and teacher. There is the placsfto learn
everything. See advertisement.
Oh yes, oh yes. everybody bear iu mind
that Dan Rice's Circus. the greatest con
glomeration Of fun and frolic-ths usefu
and beautiful ever offered to the people o
ibis county, will be here on Monday.
See also Adolph Aaron advertisement
everything that everybody wants cheap
cheaper, cheapest. j..
We believe everybody means TO adVer
Itise with us; one thing is certain. thos
who neglect to do so. will have to put vi
with meagre sales, and we shan't be sur
prised If they have to suspend, assign. 0
leave the diggins.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

NtorLRIBEN BoRfzER ~ he Tevh % Epshssa.
M in tAe couaiy OF MaaibfaNa, HlAttem.ul yefs
tnmburK. Germany, Il hereoy 4reti.1d hnl luen
iass tie hss stiiion n The olcssofrAe clerk cfthe
Conn Of Com nou Pie1a. vithin pnd Tor thp tqapv
Of Fair6eld and siafe ofOhfc, eAasKne ne aid eer
three years last past end agking thut ho may pe ~
voreed from u = said Gofluibeu BoFi1ef. which fe-
tltioR will sent for hearnE . The next tern 81 sle
Couri. Dated this hfsf day u July. a. 2. ltle-
10 John GEORGE BOTHER
'By JOSEPH A. SHAW bis AuoTneI.
Lancaster, July 9. ls5a- esi0fds3 20
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09

GTws Isalt Ihai COZ young friends 3.
R. P, Baker. 9 W. cornhsny.J c. J effdss
and James Ksirsr were admitted 70 lhs
practice Of Ls% At the present term Of the
District Court We wish them success IN
lbsir professional undertaking. but hops
the people may learn wisdom. and spply
the rule Of doiOg antq others as they would
have others do unto them; when Lawyers
will have iessurs to apply themselves to
the more useful purpose Of life.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-09
!. a card from Dr.. Jamt. ~.

A Card from Dr. James M
JARRETT, Ofthe NRWY0RKfUNGi IN
PIRMARY.--My etion for the past eight years
with tie above Institutions Chief Ph!siclan and
Twelve years. course OF study devoted To- the Cure OF
Pulmonary Consumption and its kindred diseasfs, ~,
gethef with my hnfivaied opportunities and hdvan-
iage ofpatho resea eh-aided not httie bys
rerfertsyste Of Medical Ia hafati0nbas enabled mo
20 arve decisive. direct and successful eonrse of
treatme for the positive and IadicalcHre OF ~ ens
eases OF heThrOSt, LRsgs aHd air-PSsssess. BY tn
halation the Yapef and curative properties Of medi
cines are dTee 70 the diseased oFgaus and
the Ilu not ad wise the use OF Medical
ibhalatou ofany kind. the exclusion af kshstsf
frraft1suf. and silhougf consider 81 urefr1 Adiu-
want in the proper anagement Of those fearful and
often fatal diseases yet deem itveryneeessaEJ ihat
each patient should have the benefit Of both general
and local treatment The success Of my treatment In
the above diseases, and the high character Of the
preside. too well kHawn to need any eulogy ~
comment from me- ~ the 0licitaiioH OF many pri-
and professional ftieiiAs. through whose fhllan-
thropic aid the above charity has been long and beV'
ally supported. and after due consideration. haya
ooncl uded 10 hiake such arrangements as will bring
The benefits Of my experience sad treatment within
to those only who entered the ffFmaTs. who wpra
able to visit ne al my onhce Hoping thNrefoye that
kthB arrangement win give entire satisfaction both 10
my professional brethren and the publleI would
specially announce In conclusion. thatJ A1D ean ~
Sss.sIy ,s., or ~ is';r on AL c'.ensss
the Insttnion prepaEedto snit each individual eares
IHAaiing Hapors, ,.ksdi6aL TRbaisvs a &C., viii Ne
rorwaraed By expie; &c any part ofihe Uaiied States
TrRns-sty teEms 6firsatnsen. byfleitetare asfof-
toNs, Wig: SI9 per month for eaci patient. which
will include medicine sufleient for one months usei
also, lnhaling vapor, and an lnhaling AppaSaiua-.
Payment as follows; 80 to be paid to The Express
balance Sc at the expi of the month, ~ the pa
ten! be cuyed entirely satisfied With the ront,
ment, Patients by giving full hI tory of thsiT
and their symtoms IN full. be treated web by
lett as by personal examination. Patients avAillnn
themsei yes Of Dr. Jarrets treatme Mt may rely UPON
Immediate and permanent relief. as he seldom has
totreat case over thirty DAYS. Letters Tor advice
promptly answered. For further paFfrularB address
JAMES ~. JAFRETT. n. D.,
No. $40 broadway, cofner Twelfth St., New YoFk.
P.S.-Physicians end Others visiting The city are
respectfully invited tn call at tln ianrmsrys where
many Interesting easescAn he Witnessed and vheya
our isprorsd apparGfys the inhalaton Of medica
ed vapor can be seen and inspeeied. ss.s n
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