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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-06

VERA Cruz, July n, 1859.
Messrs. Editors: Another opportunity presents
itself to forward you the news Nothing Of any par
ticuar interest has transpired since the 2lst. My
dates from Mexico are up to the l9th but nothing of
importance has transpired.
In the interior Gen. zuazua is represented to have
moved upon San Luis Potos with 5000 men and thence
apon Jueritara ; and that Rocha, 0gazon, Pueblita
Ortega with their respective forces had marched
in the same direction to operate against Gen. Mar
quez who has reiterated to that place since his failure
to maintain Topic.
In Mexico the troops of the Miramon faction are
again concentrating and the Regeneration the organ Of
Miramon, says that some grand movement is upon
foot. Large numbers Of troops were being levied
above the city, and choice array will no doubt be
collected from the lazzaroni Of that capitol.
Miramon has published his plan of finances, which
s to levy an annual contribution of $4,000 900 upon
the people, distributed amongst the different States
to be paid in their ports in bonds of new debt for
$4,000 900 to be issued Immediately.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-06

In accordance with the above, the stockholders of
the Southern Pacific Railroad and the public gener
ally are invited to attend this meeting as business Of
importance to every citizen Of New Orleans will be
brought before II.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-06

PH1LADELPHIA sUPERFlNE AND ORDINARY
TRAV NC RUNk S
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
vALIsEs, CARPET BAGS, etc.. etc. p.
INDIA-RUBRER CLOTHING,
RUBBER BEDS, BLANKETS, PILLOWS,
LIFE PREsERvERs.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S
One Price Store,
aul Ops. No. "a Magazine street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-05

DR.. MoscnzrskER, ST. Cloud Hotel.
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From The DAILY NeicS
Photography

Mr.. EDITOR Docs PbonOEr, possess the
great advantages claim foF it 10y its advo-
Gates? II is Que of the greatest inventions of
this progressive age. for the benefit and i'm
prpvemcnt Of society? If 50. can Il he taught
in a short time or does it require years To
make il available? Does il r,qI rc apprOpri-
at. books and paper, ar can il be- taught eli
ciently without citherg These are questions
of deep interest 10 the community, aud they
naturally arise aS two teachers are attempt
ing to introduce il here who entertain widely
different views on tn" subj Ct aud pursue II
widely different course in teaching, end at
widely different price :. 4 Mr., Brown, | IN
derstaud. has given IA course ofle>sOns IN Pho
biography in the Pdblc Schools, without
hooks or paper tor the pupils. and he prop
10 give another course. AS these lessons ARE
separate charge h. the ptrcdts, and rs they
occupy the time for which the other teachers
are paid. in common with other taxpayers
and patrons, am dcsirous of knowing whcth
or it is a thing worth learning, and ii so,
whether il is correctly and efficiently taught
or only little smatoring of it, that will be-
of no practical utility, but di, gust the pupil,
and cause public prejudice against thing
Of intrinsic merit.
VIII the Trustees of the Public Schools
have II pubic examination OF Mr. BrUwl :
pupils that we may witness the results OF the
past rs a guide To the future? Such course
could do no injustice To any one. 6nt would
obligc many CITIZENS.
The above propounds an interesting subject
of inquiry to the taxpayers and citiz ms OF
Nashville, and we should Ike to see it
answered.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-05

TAKE CARE OF Your SIGHT. Mr.. SERMONS
will remain in town but day or two longer,
and these who wish to take care of aud pre-
serve their sight, will be wanting to them
selves who do not call upon him and purchase
n pair of his spectacles. He has them mount
cd in gold. silver and steel-the glasses being
all of the same quality, while the prices vary
according to the quality of the mounting.
These spectacles, being scientifically adapt
ed to the nature and wants OF the eye, have
been most thoroughly and practically tested
by thousands of persons in numerous places,
and have been uniformly found to merit the
high character tor superior excellence which
they have acquired. Their superiority main
ly consists in the Rock Crystal hardness, ho-
mogeneousness, size aud form of their lenses,
and in the frame. which is so CONSTRUCTED as
to secure as nearly as possible, "A Paralle!isn
of the plane OF the lens with that OF the eye,
thus securing, with less effort, perfect axis
of vision under circumstances of ordinary
use.
1t is great and very injurious mistake
for persons who stand in need Of glass TO
purchase any pair that will magnify, wHrr-
ever they may chance to be found. Al,
therefore, who want their vision both pre-
slTUed aud assisted, will sub,erve their own con
venience and Interests by calling, without
de- lay. on Mr.. SERMONS, who, uitltOA tiht, will
furnish to each person such a pair as Is
adapted to his or her particular case.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EEfFxRSS DR.. KING formerly OF New York, for
skE@ssssS the last four years of Louisville, Ken
lucky, and who has devoted his attention the
himself, having attended To a practice for many
years and cured many thousands he is enabled to
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from njudiclous medical treatment,
or from neglect Of their Or. Kings Dispausary
is No % DeadeTlck street, between Cherry and TIE
square, second story where lac cures all diseases
private nature.
GoSoRRHEA cured without nauseous medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF Old recent date eectGally cured in
a few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoy
Perhaps no disease causes mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be enectually
cured in "A few days.
SEMINAL Particular tteuti0n h aving been
given to this disease and all the uscquences grow
ing out of ii, brought on in many by the de-
sructive ha bits OF IA consicT.te NCuts aud
sve indulgence of the passions neglect of hCh VIII
undermine the constitution rendering the subject unfit
for busnessor society and causing premature Old
Females who may be laborng with any difficulty Of
TIE Womb may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed directed To Or. A. King
No. % Deaderck street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
the necessary neGicinesent 10 their address with
eesSary directions. Strict secrecy observed. Otice
hoursirOm O'Clock in the morning until in the
ningk V26-tndxwly
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Markets..

New ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-Cotton-sales to-
day 5000 bales market dull, awaiting the
Asa's news, Hall &c. sales of the week, "a :
OOO bales receipts of the week, 10000 bales
against So 500 bales last year exports of the
week IS 900 bales; total exp'rts, 8l3.500 bales;
receipts at this port ahead of last year, $780,
500 bales receipts at all Southern ports
ahead of last year, 900 bales stock at
New Orleans, 100000 bales. Sugar buoyant;
advanced /. 64a7c. Corn firm. CSC. Mess
Pork advanced SOC. $1,000; bulk meat,
sales 200 900 lbs. advanced 4c.; sides SEC.
Lard buoyant: advanced &C.; bbls. l24c Cot
fee firm. Hall 4c.; sales OF the week, $500
bags; receipts, nothing there are four car
goes below stock at New Orleans, $4,000
bags against A 900 bags last year. Freight
ON Cotton to Liverpool DC,
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 4-Wheat has a declining
tendency: Red IS(9l 20; white l 25Q9l 30.
Corn dull at 750S2. Oats IS. Pork firm
at 1900. Lard in kegs l3. Hemp IL for
choice. Tobacco quiet at 30G4 20; Lugs
5 35R5 so,
New YORK, Feb. 4-Cotton, unsettled sales
l 800 bales declined in store and ( in tran
SIT, quotations nominal. Flour dull, sales TO-
500 obs. Mixed corn S6G1S7. Mess pork
Is 0O(9IS G24. Lard dull l24G9123. Wits
ky 2S&lG29 Coffee firmer, sales $500 bags.
Molasses 4I@42. Tallow liz.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.-Flour dull, quotations
nominal. 25(G5 80. Whisky advanced /,
26c, sales 600 bbls. Mess pork sale, 800 bbls
Is 50(G19 90. Bacon buoyant 600 hhds at o.,
u ana 81, all for the New Orleans market.
Lard quiet, sales 800 bbls III. Sugar ad-
vanced l. unsettled. MolasSes, sales 600 bbls
374@3S, Coffee firm Il4(9 l24.
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N A S II VII f.:
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY s, 1859
tennessee rri.,orieai society.

The February meeting, at the Capitol, on
Tuesday afternoon. was fully attended, and
large number of donations were announced,
among which we may mention two specimens
Of sea conch shells. with several buttons OF
the same material found in them. which are
from an Indian mound on the farm OF Capt.
VIM B. WALTON, of Sumner county. AS the
Indians never wore such buttons, they must
have been made by the aboriginal inhabitants
of this country, and are probably more than
thousand years old. Capt. W. gave them
TO the society.
J.W. CARRIGAN, Esq, of Baton Rouge, La,
sent several official documents of recent date,
from that State large number OF hooks
and pamphlets were presented by different
persons. Bot the most interesting contribu-
tions perhaps. were made TO the coin depart
ment, among which we noted New England
Pine tree sixpence, of 1852, from JoHN MEIGs
The inscription on one side is-"Ncw England,
Anno. 1862. VIZ On the other side In
Massachusetts, - with roughly designed pine
shrub. or tree, in the centre. Also, a Chinese
coin. of brass, and North Carolina gold
dollar coined thirty years a6V' -Ai''; - ''-''
ling of Carolus III, of Spain. IT'S, presented
by A. NELSON. and new cent coin, AmerI-
can, of the emission Of 1859. Also, gold
coin. Central American, of I647, in value 81.
The Society decided upon purchasing the
portraits of the Governors of Tennessee, ten
in number, from the easel Of ". b. COOPER.
our own well known artist. They will cost,
framed. from $500 to $1,000.
The committee on Quarterly Journal, in
which the Society proposes to print their I'M
published manuscripts, reported progress, aud
were continued.
Rev. THos W. IIraEs, of Knoxville, and
Prof 4. p. STEWART. of Lebanon, were elect
ed Corresponding members; JONI MEIGs, a
life membcr, in consequence OF lis valuable,
active and useful iabors in behalf OF the So
ciety; and Rev. A. L. p. GREEN, D. D., an ac-
tive member.
After the transaction Of considerable
amount OF business, the Society adjourned
ill the first Tuesday in March.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-05

AMER about lessons, OF an hour each, m rhonog-
rapiy ,from Mr. DotsEAR found 70 my aston'sanie at
thai had Car mastered lis principles g b ahis
write tbs Grst Psalm easily aud qasckly as ia
the common method. A little subsequent praciee
has enabled - attain " speed Of sixty words
per minute, although my l@ssoHs not yst com
pletcd. w,thout any extraordinary effort nay
IAaTi, and my speed IN writing rapidiy and con-
staatiy increasing.
II o,s got require years Of practice 70 make eae
expert N wrluag nhols IsFAphy; tor the - stem OF
Mr. is So very simple, aad his piEoEaInio ifIas,ra
tone 80 plan iaat any oEdsaTy miad eomPre-
hend the hOlc IN a lsw hoaFs.
Children learn u as readily as grown perzsus. In
the class with HayssH several lilis boys, ffon
seven zen years Odd, whose progress has been
rapid a. thai VI aay older member ute class.
Tais ysseun short hsaa sl.ssla ba laashl ia all
our srhso's and colleges as by much time, labor
ana expsnss. would eae saysd. la hsnsat thsss
respects can be APPRECIATED eaiy b. thsse ~ho have
eAJoys 81 tlaeIs. >. Il. HARsf1L
KAsssnz, Fss. :, isss
HT.as
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-05

DR.. VoS MoSCHzIsKER operated on my Ears, and /
take great pleasure in certifying that have derived
great benefit from his operations.
ROBERT P. MOSS.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 90, 1859.
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Qp telegraph.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Feb 4.-SENATE-The Senate
yesterday passed the Indian appropriation
bill. Hf fs
HousE-The Committee on Military At
fairs decided adversely to the establishment
of military posts in Sonora and Chihuahua.
SENATE-The Committee on Territories
decided adversely to the territorial organza-
ton OF Pixies Peak County. Three and a
half millions of the new loan have been paid
into the Treasury.
The Senate passed the bill appropriating
S60,000 for the relief of the captain and crew
Of the brig Gen. Armstrong.
Sherman's testimony was taken before the
committee, proving fragrant frauds in the
Navy Department. The latest disclosure re-
lates TO the agency for supplying the Navy
with coal, by which it is proved large sums
were raised, and used in Pennsylvania for
corrupt election purposes last year, under the
immediate directions of Clancy Jones aud
President buchanan. Jones is implicated in
other abuses. The report of Gen. Lamar's
misconduct is discredited by the Government.
1t is believed Judge Roosevelt will succeed
Dallas at London.
Senate Combinations. McCandless, United
States Judge for the Western district of Penn
sylyania, vice Irwin; Sam. w. Black, Govern
or of Nebraska.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-05

NEW YolK, Jan. 3l-P. A.--The stock market took
another eccentric tumble to-day falling ave-
rage about q through the list Of active shares,
and in instances touching even lower points
of decline. To account for such sudden changes in
market value have witnessed in the last two
days business, TO the satisfaction Of any one, would
te of difficulty, for there is, in fact, of
caprice about it than of any sound business
prieciple Some disturbance has doubt been Great
ed by temporary movements in the Money market
following the acceptance of bids for the new loan and
there has doubt been a very perceptible increase
Of activity in many negotiations, naturally resulting
from the shifting of Ioaus call Parity to this,
partly u the warcloud raised in the European sky
and partly to the change of front made by leading
bull operator, who has been steadily unloading during
the time be ascrbed the rapid melting down OF prices
which printed list of day discioses. Tennessee
Bonds dropped down TO coz.
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DR. VoS MoscHzIsKER.-ln our columns
this morning will be found letter from Prof
FRIsE, the well known French teacher, in
which be speaks In very complimentary terms
Of the treatment Of his eyes by DIR. MoScHZIs-
KER, and also note from Il. L. IILL, relative
to the treatment of his car. Both of these
gentlemen have resolved great benefit from
the services of the Doctor, and believing that
Others may be as fortunate, take PLEASURE la
making the TACT known. Ii would be well for
all those who are afflicted with similar dis
eases, 10 call upon DIR. NJ, aud ascertain what
can be done for them. Were We moi satisfied
that he is truly scientific physician, worthy
OF confidence. We would be very Ear from
commenting him to the public in these col
umns
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General Hardware Bushes
The SEJixjrD

Prepared by DR. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure of nYS-
PEPSf and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised IN
another column has, by its merits obtained fer
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Phys[
clans acquainted with its properties using it them
selves and prescribing i; to their patients
by observation of its great efficacy in restoring III
disordered digestive organs to healthy function Na-
merous cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which abandoned as ineurable by
some Of the Medical Faculty have by the use Of this
Elixir, been restored perfect health atested Ger
Gates testify aprl3-Iy
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EsEs- MABFARLAND's VARIETIES was opened
ST.. CLAIR was successful in an eminent de-
gree in rendering Cuulle- making a most de-
cidedly favorable impression on the au-
dience, which was quite good. We reserve
our remarks of other members Of the cOmpa-
ny for another day.
The play for tonight is The Stranger, Miss
ST? CLAIR as Hrs. RdlJer Mr.. KENT, as the
Stranger. To conclude with AL that Gtiters
is not LItIi
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-05

HOVE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEw YoRK-We Gnd
the following in the January, 1859, number Of the
New York 'Insurance Monitor" which gives some
idea of how this in stitution stands in that city:
"HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW HORK.-IS-
CREASE OF CAFrAL.-This company, by resolution
of its Board Of Directors, has Increased its capital
stock from six II ndred thousand 90 MILLION dol
lars. It's stock is selling at 200 per cent. The
extraordinary incr, the value Of the Company IS
STICK the only proof needed Of It's judicious and
successful management It's now generally regard
I'd as Lac prominent Insurance Institution Of the city
y txithst ding the pruverbiil mutabity IF bust
ness affairs, tn Home has Frc-emnenuy the pres
it, patrons"
NAsH 4 MARI are the Agents of this Insurance com
pauy in Nashville See Statement in another coz
feb5-St
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CnoPER's ENGILsH OrERA TRoUPE.-This
Company of musical artists make their first
appearance at Crip's Gdiey on Monday Even
ing in the English version OF Lucia a Laanur-
moor" and from the liberal encumivms as 10
the proficiency aud talent of the several
members OF the troupe, of which MIS- ANNIs
MINER, the prima doaua, is already " II
known TO the musical public, it Is bat fair 10
presume the opSra selected for the occasion
will he well aud arIsticaliy rendered.
Speaking Of The company, m.re especially
of Mss MINER. the Cincinnati Cam Ierc4i OF
n late date says: 'ANNis EuNEE Is un-
qrcstionibly the sweetest singer and purest
soprano in English opera in the country. We
q l.stion, ia fact il she ed far the trial IL {
with either her Italian or French rival. aud
this is admitted by many VIII ose foreign
prejudices have hitherto blinded them to
the genius and ability OF any cantatrice with
plan Miss or Mrs. preiixed TO her name-
We ear recall bat few voices with such pure
and delicious texture. Her upper notes are
soft, clear aud bird-like rs those OF the song
ster Of the night, the poetic nightingale. We
have listened to more powerful organs, bat
seldom have we realized voice so flexible
sympathetic, silvery, or SO genuine in charAe
teF.o
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$40 O0O STOLEN FROM ADAMS Express.

$4,000 STOLEN FROM ADAMS Express
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Jan. 30.-Adams Express
Company was robbed on the 2Sth instant, of
$4,000. in bills, mostly of fives aud tens of
the Bank of Augusta; Exchange Bank fool
umbia, S. c.; Farmers and Exchange Bank of
Charleston Bank of Charleston Bank OF
Commerce, Savannah Planters Bank of Fair
field, s. c.; Peoples Bank of Charleston !;
Union Bank of Augusta: Marine Bank of
Savannah. and bills of the Bank of the
State of Georgia.
A reward of So 900 is offered for the recov-
cry of the money.
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Rfver ana sseamboxt NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Feb. 3.-Minnetonka, Paducah.
Melrose, Pittsburg.
So Acacia Cottage, Waitsboro.
DEPARTED. FzFE
4-Trade Water Bell, Bells Mines.
Minnetonka, Paducah.
Sir VIM. Wallace PIttsbarg.
Fairy Queen, Cincinnati.
Ella, Smithland.
The river is falling slowly with 5 feet water
on the Shoals.
The B. Dr. Runydn will leave punctually
this afternoon at O'Clock for st. Louis.
Go if you wish pleasant journey.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-05

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, &c, are be
coming very prevalent among our citizens
We would advise all who may be afflicted
with those distressing complaints to go at
once aud get some of McLEANs STRENGTHEN
ING CORDIAL. tits just the remedy to cure all
diseases of the Liver aud Stomach. Try it.
See advertisement. frbl-2w
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Supreme Court.

FRIDAY. Feb. A, 1859.
State VS.. W. Hicks. Opinion by Caruthers,
]. affirming Judgment.
S. B. Leatch VS.. State. Opinion by Car
uthers. j.
Bank of Tennessee VS. C. /. Watson ct. al
Opinion by Caruthers, j.; reversing decree
and decree for complainant.
Browas VS.. Browns. Opinion by McKin-
ney j affirming decree of Chancellor.
NJ. Lowry VS.. j. NJ. Brown ct al. Opinion by
Mckinney, J. reversing decree of Chancel-
lnr
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UOmntsrfial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

COTTON-Sales yesterday of Sc bales at
1O3; at 81; 20 at lo4; and 80 at lo3i p ID.
TOBACCO-Sales at FISHER, WIRELESS &
Co'sof 10 hhds at 6 90, 675, 8 65s 5 Is,
4 10, 8 so, Go, 90. 7 30; and Fl at A.
HAMnToN's at 90, 4 rs, 4 90, 4 90, To-
5 20, Is GO, A Is, 5 SO. 6 IS, 10, a 90,
4 Is, so, 2O,4 80. 4 IS, 40, IS, 5 20,
& 49, aafsrr ass r-s7 fas
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Chancery Sale of Negroes.

Morgan Co. aud others Allen Ledbetter and
others.
DURSUANr 20 decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, at November Term, 1855, ia above
cause, Will sell at the Court house, in this city on
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1859,
A Negro Woman named Adeiuc and her two chill
dren, Edridgc aud Mary attached IN above suits.
TEsNs-Si1 montts' credit, without interest. Notes
with Two approved securities, and payable Ia Bank OF
Tennessee, required Of purchasers
janle-td ana J-E. GLEAYES, c. x NJ.
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For the last twelve years have been afflicted with
Rising in my right ear accompanied with deafness,
len days ago placed myself under the Treatment OF
pr. VoN MoscHzisKER. found myself greatly reev-
cd aud doubt not aftcr few visits viii be sound
aud eitirely we'll. With satisfaction recommend all
those who suffering from Deafness or Blindness
not To delay placing themselves under the OF Dr.
voS MoscifzIsKER DO arnly believe II there any
Disease either Of the Eye Ear durable Dr Vox
MoscaxIsKKR do Il. K. z. HILL.
NASHVILLE Feb. 4, 1889.
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7 II Eye.
VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY!


NASHVILLE, Feb. 4, 1859.
DEAR SIR:-Noth'ng afford me more pleasure
than 10 Offer You my thanks for the prompt relief
which you have brought u my sight. My profcs-
sioual duties have Lately weakened my eyes so
much "a to prevent mo almost from reading in the
evening, and il was with the greatest efforts that
GULL really do So; hut these efforts were followed on
The next day by heavy pains in both eyes and Con
slant mi animation, which WAS the more trying for
always could only make use Of one eye,
(the right being covered by lrecklc nom in
Cucy)
Your arrival in this city has been highly beneficial
To me. You have not only in very few days relicv
ed me Of pain and Inflammation, but you have also
strengthened my sight and gr atty relieved the free
klc which covered my other eye. All this was Dc ne
without any cessation Of my professional duties, and
the expense OF the mot triang sum which ever
coula be paid TO any physician.
In expressing you my satisfaction intend merely
10 do justice your eminent skin Oorist, and
whenever this testimonial c,n be Of any use " ish
YOU 10 publish It for your advantage, on my SIDE
VIII always confirm THIS statement verbally.
Yours, truly,
Professor A. ERIsE.
DR. MoscHzIsKER, ST. Cloud Hotel.
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To EDITOR OF EvANGELIsr:-"M age is Six
ty. One year ago, my hair was very grey, and
had gradually fallen until it had become thin.
1 commenced using Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds
Hair Restorer and also the Zylobalsamum,n now
my hair is RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLOR.
and ceased to fall -