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Do You WANT A HAT AS IS A HAT, SHIPMArE p
Cause do just heave ahead till you find the poros Of
Johnston Turner the larboard bow Of St. Charles
Hotel, and when found make For you'll find that
'ere porhols crammed with hats all hats hats
face n whalin In hats cruise around
On shore in to give chase to doubegged satin sailed
schooners in, to take the shine off them
lubbers in hats enough to foy Cape Hatteas and caps
enough to the biggest climax more sorts Of
hats and boy, than there Is the hocean
For all which, overhaul Crescent and when found stick
pin there Them chaps johnson Turner IL the hap
you ever as never went afore the they rig you
out any sort o. you mind to fancy and
locker dry nu,her Go and see them chaps shpusts
you want O hat as Ia q hat
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By N. v1GNIE.


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An.io: J.sf: Bs;s:Tdo,s .nd Palmyra Streets dsssn.sa
inc and line. from. on Jack
iass:: ss d,,;iss as 4 ~ .''
line, front Jackson street The rs.r II
Get i9ia sad .lIpes in depth dc dividing Il
diyidng from NO lsfss, 70 inche. I1e
feet IL In and linz. on jackson
Tot 29, =. e +. Ss
Lot Is Of Triangular iorm and MEASURES o tsss II
ni e. s OK. H. d
plan Fo.Iii7 by The numbers from e a. inclusive.
IL, .sss I'd s.p's "a s!s
and 800 feet inches and lines 'front.' both John and
is Two SQUARES OF GROUND de.isn..ed on plan No.
IS by the letters and situated in the Of the First Dis
sissiys ;s.ils ass:s: r. e
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Ntn 0rlsans 9ailg @resttnt.
Arrival Of the Steamship Black Warrior.

Arrival Of the Steamship Black Warrior.
The United States mail steamship Black Warrior,
from New York and Havana, arrived at this port
yesterday morning. She LEFT the former port on the
nth, and reached Havana shout noon on the I'd,
leaving there again at A. N. on the Sd inst. From
Havana there Is nothing remarkably new. The re-
port Of the Committee Of Foreign Relations in the
Senate Of the United States, for the purchase OF
Cuba, created quite an excitement in Havana.
Inc French steamer Francois the First, with eight
hundred and thirty4ix coolies on board, arrived on
the LIST.
About three weeks since cargo Of Africans were
landed TO the westward. The Government officials
succeeded in capturing some Of them and the crew OF
the vessel consisting Of Spanish, Portuguese aud one
Irfshman.
The brig Nancy has been delivered to the master,
John Williams, by decree Of the Supreme Tribune Of
| the Island.
Stock Of Sugar on hand. new and old, fiity thous.
and boxes, against seventy thousand year. same
time. Prices unchanged. Freights little more
| active, but no improvement in rates. Exchange
languid and tending downward. New Orleans, A 70
S premium, short time New York, u to premium,
sixty days; London, l2l to lss premium.
Health Of the city good, and no other news.
The Black Warrior has $4,000 on freight, quite q
number Of passengers and large cargo Of mers
chandise. =
The following are the passengers:
Mrs ssmuels MI. Gsddss and servant, Bsbcoct and
daughter MnJ Kelly and child, Mrs Briggs and child Mn
Glet Miss Seymour Babcock and dsughter Miss Marsh
Pupp.ns Hopkin, Finlsy. B.ssan; garihvaits,
Wheeler, sea.on, HAgar O,Cot Mrs KILLER 4 Fay "
Hall Miss Y Smith, DelAnde, Finehaup II Tsro
md md. ~ 9 LAvins sqsgs Es.ps Stewart.
Vile, Groves Holmes, W Massey, A Cara, G Sn,ith
nyn,do Could Samuel Sherwood lady servant Nh
and sdy Fello.es, WnisswriEht CLARK and servant
a aeS % lsbsrs Hague Dorsey Hill. Mi
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RICH JgwELRY AND FANCY GooDs--Any one

Rich JgwELRY AND FANCY Go0Ds.-Any one
wanting easily Tbs gaiasd by taking look
the goo1s Mt. A. Tysrs No. ITO Canal street. It
seldom the privilege Of to militant and
tempting display Of goods the swey syervars md fancy
goods ue Thsewely set with diamonds other pecovs
ssonss the magnificent chain bracelets and aees tho
quiss watches and chains for gentlemen and vstehe,
chateanes for LADIES' and The slveFvars and other fancy
goods alike the perfection Of beauty many Of the articles
being Of designs Everything offered at the most
able rate for its quality and purchasers Will es themselves
going to Ty,er's See advertisement.
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Later frou. y1tsh.

From private letter to . gentleman in ST, LouiS,
dated Salt Lake City, January Z, the Republican e.
tracts the following: s
Yesterday, January 5th, Judge St. Clair adjourned
the Grand Jury, sine die In this city, upon the petit
ton of nine members Of that body III which they do
witnesses. owing to the excitement and violence
manifested.
We have It from unquestoned authority that j fac
tious spirit ran SO high that they were upon the
Matters were happily quieted by an able speech Of
one of the members, Capt A. F. Garrison It Il
scarcely possible that another Grand Jury YIN be con
vened again in this city The jury was divided b.
revolvers were drawn by two Of the Grand Jury who
were prevented by persons present from doing nufy
The excitement is high IN this Territory. and the
idea Of an impartial jury or Justice being Obtained Ia
the administration Of law. Ipreaume martial law
will take its place. s.s n e
From the correspondence Of thesNew York Times
we extract the following N
On Tuesday, Kirk Anderson, Esq., sent q ! cour.
tesy, extra of his paper, the Valley TAM contain
ing the Presidents Message, to each Of The members
Of the Legislature. After the members OK the lower
House had been attentively engaged in reading tho
message for some time long resolution va Intro
duced by Hiram Clawson, Brigham's Private Scare
tary, who is member Of the Lsg.atnre. denounciDg
Andersons paper As vile. scurriloue Sheet uut to
be circulated among the members OF The Legislature,
and requiring the SergeantatA to gather mp the
numbers Of the paper which had been distibuted and
whom they supposed the paper had been sent. Tbs
resolution stated however, that disreApect was in
tended to the Secretary to the Presidents Message.
This resolution, coming as Is supposed, from Brig.
ham Young, was passed. e. tnsy .y. a1animeealyii,
returned. s f5slsit5ssafs NJ tF w
In the afternoon some two or three Of the nag
bers Of the Legislature came and apologised "
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CLAnk,s p1cruREs.-yisisors to tbe citx Who m

CLARK's PIcTuREs.-Visitors to the city who may
wish to procure good pictures of themselves whilst here
nnd no place like Cark's gallery at No. "a Canal street.
specimens will strike this conviction upon ali who look
them feature Of Ar Cars business copying Of pic
lures from old dauerreotJpes and the which
does must be to be appreciated. He pictures
any siss from eszs down to the tiny little things frame
sardrops or wear in angerrngs No viii he dap
pointed who goes to CLARK for his her pictures
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LOVE AND SuIcIDE.-A dispatch of the 18th ult
from Bellows Falls, Vermont, says:
A young man named Harrison Sanders eloped la 81
night with the wife Of his brother, Daniel Sanders
from Springfield, Vermont, and came to this place
and took room at the Bellows Falls House. The
husband and the Sheriff pursued them, and the par
ties finding themselves pursued took stryehnine
Young Sanders died in twenty minutes. The woman
is expected to recover, 40
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A INDUSTRIOUS AND DAsTARDLY OuTRAGE.-In the
Louisville Democrat Of the 3Oth ut we find the fol-
lowing: sas
As Madame Chase was returning home on Thurs
day night from giving her dancing lesson, she wa.
attacked by man just at her house, on Eleventh
first blow over her eye, making very severe, moi
dangerous wound. The second blow struck her abou,
the mouth knocking out several of her front teeth
negro woman with her was struck first and
husband is confined to the house by sickness and shs
has five helpless children, all depending upon her fol
support. Her physician says she is very seriously
hurt though she will likely recover. This is certainly
an extraordinary outrage. No clue has been obtained
to the perpetraor; but hope be will be discovered
and punished,
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DEATH OF AN AsTRoNoMER.-Wm. G. Bond, the
eminent Astronomer and Director of the Cambridge
Observatory died the night of the goth ut at the
age of So years.
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BY N. vIGNIE.
between parallel lines aud % feet line. on The

BY N. VIGNIE.
and line between parallel lines % fee.
Ia,1 Nos - 49, y y and 10 each 30
& and Il H. fe and Lot No. forms the
III & .s e 3 % FIT ss
depth between parallel lines and q feet lines the
q % 81 and 5, S ~; each 50 fee.
line No. 80 forms the Of Rsndon Dumaine
Is. SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND in the square No. II,
sss b g. e and nd Is No. o.
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No. ne ,., 81 feet 70 aese. and line. front
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other line and 81 feet inches and lines the line
wSs 't ss ,es
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h,s a feet r. T.. End Line. IN M
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Lots Mos IND i each % feet line
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sn I'd sS .. as and 10 and
ss. 4 .s Ps
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fest u and iuss dsph IL .-' 80
A. and ls feet 10 inches and lines in depth the other
Lot No 10 20 on ST. Philip street, 7s feet
and lis feet sinchss and lines dspth on The other
Lot No Il g feet front St Philip street 7s
Is and ss on and rs nss s ID s.n
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.n III Lit No. g. I lines
Lot No. 50 20 feet nchs. and lines from. on
maine street l7s feet ~ inches and lines depth the
dividing from Let No. 81 s fee. Il inches line. q
ss front ON Ss
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line and % feet inches lins the line
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other side lire and % feet Inches
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nsssd 8 I. Nos IS A'a ''aa Streets as's
deea other line and 81 feet sinsSes and
J iunRf
Lei No. measures inches and lines front on Ca
BE aH,a s
nfhs aua 81 ee cent snd front
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81 feet inehss and lines front Toulouse
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from To-, No IL l2s fee. Il inches and Line. in depth III
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EIGHT LOTS GROUND in Square No. bounae
Nc 81 5ss y nss. 4 ns
@ IL s.s.
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d ignaied as Lots Nos. l to22. ''~~'0'
En-
10y NJ the IT G Gos and
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Lot No forms the corner Of Cuomhouse and Telemachu
Lots Nos. g 10 and IL "a rches and
Teemaehps street by 1873 inches and 4ne
Lois Nos 10 each "a feet inches front
y ana sls ass
lot No. IL @ 81 feet sd Lines front
street, depth between parallel 0A
a. s''
front cortss street BY 1888 feet ichss and lines
IF in the
as Lots No Is LOUIS anu design
s sns
roon Avenue BY 80 feet 5nches and ne in Depth
81 ssIss lind ID
lines on the other side line and Is feet inch
and Ca
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depth on the other side lin and II feet inches and line
m feet gisshes and lines from.
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C.
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Thirsy-nfth congrs..-seeond ses.son.

d l. . ID a. d y
WASHINGTON, Jan. Senate.-The session TO.
day was Get apart for the consideration or business
relative TO the District Of Columbia. preyiously
however, Mr. Gwin (Cal.) made motion to recon
slider the Pacific Railroad BILL and prefaced Il with
few remarks stating that his object was to make the
estimates to be advertised for more specific to pre-.
vent bids BY men Of straw, and to include IN the in
Oregon.
Nj. Bell OF Tennessee said few words to chow that
the bill as passed is adequate as it stands
MT; Davis Of Mississippi, spoke in support Of Mr..
OWNS views. $
Mi. Stuart Of Michigan, moved to Law the motion
TO reconsider on the table, but the hour Of arriving
the vote thereon was postponed until Monday
The Senate then went into the consideration Of the
local bills relative to Washington City The bill to
| incorporate the Washington Monument Society was
passed: The bill in relation to railway along Penn
| sylvania Avenue was discussed at length but the
Senate finally adjourned without action, no quorum
being present.
HOase.-The Speaker laid before the house a com
munication from the Postmaster4G General, transmit
ting estimates for the mail service for the sca
| year ending June 30, 1860. Also, communication
from the Secretary Of the Navy, in reference TO ths
number Of hands employed the United States navy
yards. Also. q communication from the Secretary o.
the Interior in reference to the military reservation al
| Rock Island. Also, communication from the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, transmitting statement oil
the number OF clerks employed ia his department dar
ing the year 1862 Also report from the secretary
of the Senate and the clerk Of the House in
to the publication Of the American State papers.
These communications were appropriately referred
and ordered to be printed. - 49, ~ "
The House then proceeded to the consideration Of
private business in the Committee OF the Whole and
| after passing some bills the commjtta rose. =
Mr.. Houston, Of Alabama asked, but did not obtair
leave to report bill authorizing loan Of sl5 900
i 600. The House adjourned. M
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IMPORTANT FROM HAYrL-A private letter of Jan.
TO- from PortanP Prince, received via St. Thomas and
Havana, says the Emperor souionque had been de-.
feated BY Cen Geffard and the Imperial troops were
running back upon the city. soulouque himself was
expected every moment, and it was said that Geff.
rard was only few leagues in his rear. The writer
thinks the contest was nearly ended, and that in
day OF two the Republic would be in full force. At
the time Of writing, guns were being fired within
bearing Of the capital, supposed to be salute in
honor Of Geffrard. y
BosToN, Sunday, Jan. 3O.-Letters received here
from Jeremie dated 18th inst, say the Emperor had
been compelled to return to Portau Prince with the
rest of bis troops and it is thought that he will soon
abdicate. The soldiers of Jeremie have marched up
to PortauPrince. The people Of Jeremie and the
adjoining country are aroused, but will remain here.
The Empress has advised the Emperor to abdicate.
In reply, he threatened to shoot her, but was pre-.
vented from doing so by several Of his generals he
is in bad fix, but the lack of military knowledge
and discipline Of the Haytien people may possibly
save him.
a letter from Gonaivss says that the Republicans,
If they succeed will reopen to commerce the ports
which have been closed for number of years. and
will probably revoke the odious monopoly law.
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TUgT RECEIVED. By SHIPS DELHI, ExOHy
y sior and VAndAlia, m assortment Of
OAK TANNED KUSEETH,
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL HATS,
elected expressly for Plantation and for sale by
-ff37.7 J., B. VALENTINE Co.,
iolk ~ 81 Common atraak

NJ r. aYER, SURVIVOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
~ . Ohice-No. 10 Bank Place, New Orleans.
viii attend the grading Of lots measuring
excavations etc. in the city and surveying lands in the
try. 7.4-
Orders from distance addressed through the Post Office
Box 228
Refer Col. A. p Field Louis H. Pile, Esq City Sur
veyor H. Train Esq., No Ii ST. Peter street, Jacob Mus
sena, Esq, No. 10 Bank Place. sul2 II
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Catarrh.

Catarrh Is diseased state Of the Pituitary Gsnd
situate within the head back Of the eyes, which
health pure fimpid fluid. and given out through minute
tnbes each nos the purpose ubri
eating the schndsran lining membrane Of the and
shielding from scrd substances Upon this membrane
the oactoy When this gland becomes diseased
fluid morbid and vated and exes injurious and poison
influence upon the whole portion of the membrane with
ch IN contact 1t is produced om various
Sudden changes of the atmosphere and malaria floating
da eruptve fevers scarlatina eyspeas Measles veneea
syphilis, will produce 1t. No medicine taken into the
stomach snuff nostums removal of Catarh,
obviate the tendency Of these results
lido hesitate to affirm, without fear OF contradiction that
this is local diseased condition Of the Ptuary Gland and
only be and cured by local chemical capable Of
altering that condition through the medium Of the diseased
organ.
Ny method Of applying the curative agents the parts affect
ed by inhalation and injection Of medcated fluid and
through the nos in cstarh and is the only rational
philosophical process and the effected BY and the
testimony connected with them, the best proof Of the
tency Of the medicines administered by inhalation.
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Electro-chemical Baths.

DR.. CRANE in connection with his specialities,
PER MANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE at LAG St. Joseph
street. thorough treatment and OF all functional
and for the extraction Of mercury all foreign
stances from the SYSTEM by the application Of the ELECTRO
CHEMICAL FORCES, ELECTRO-CH EMICAL BATHS,
discovered by his late associate, PROT. yerenss.
In the preparation Of the KLECrROCHEMICAL BATHS,
for the extraction of metals and other foreign substances
human SYSTEM the science of Chemistry brought
requson acpg in unison with nicely listed of
electricity surchaging fibre the system and raatng
through every pore. --..5.. s
Their efficacy in citing all metallic substances either
medicines absorbed while exercising profess
sions OF Painters Gders Looking Glass Paters Plumbers
Lead and Paris Green Manufacturers Chemists Eectroyp
Daeuerreoyp Brass Founders, etc. longer question
of doubt. ...s
Scofua and al affections arising the impurities Of
the blood and in the class of Uterine madie these baths
have proved inallble. Their electric and beneficial effect
of Fever and Ague and upon weak debtaed
males, who lack vital energy, is truly wonderful.
The remedy simple in IT. arrangement almost ns.au
in its escs: differing far from all medical
pedents 1t simply strengthens nature in her efforts by
agent potent and kindred in character enables
her expe the morbid of disturbance
normal conditions of health.
The years. experience DR.. CRANE warrants him in
affirming and guaranteeing that these Baths will relieve
permanently cure all those afflicted with Rheumatism tnfa
matory chronicle Paralysis Neuralgia CONTRACTED Muscles
Stiff and Enlarged Joints and the various dyspp
tic affections caused by the of minerals in system
TESTIMONIALS.
That the public Judge for themselves
Of the diseases in his speciality the
lowing certificates selected by chance from among
given by citizens of this city and neighboring country
| copied: 81.
ASSUMPTION, La, May Is, 1857.
Is Pa That y sGy apaxy ssd been
best physicians who pronounced his d9psy but
bene him the progress of
considered him ineusbs In May 1886, called Dr.
trophy imperfect closure ira valve the
dropscal of the blood the fl that
He further STATED that the disease
by the usual method Of treatment He then suffering
from the dropscal eusion and that he
lie down at al After weeks treatment the symptoms
decidedly favorable which induced the continue
the treatment and at the expiration Of 8l
elistic symptoms Of the disease had left him. The
continued another month that might satisfied
that the disease entirely disappeared
home. He at first thin and weak but rapidly
cred his strength and fesh and has since
and for about nine months full Geld hand weighing
L F.W. PIKE.
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE AT
THE ELECTRO-CHEMaCAL INSTITUTE
No. 146 ST. JOSEPH STREET,
RAtvean Camp and Cbav>~ =

No. LAG ST. JOSEPH STREET, i
Between Camp and st. Charles
..e8 -.s=z NEW ORLEANS
Where the Doctor be consulted from A. u TIL p n
Families visited their Residences desired Special De-
partment for Ladies
That the public properly understand his method Of
ing diseases the Doctor begs call
the following extracts Of his work upon CONSUMPTION
CATARRH, and Diseases Of the EYE and EAR
'' Consumption.
Consumption Is local disease generated and fed BY the
blood certain chemical condition. and only be removed
by local chemical capable of altering that condition.
through the medium # the diseased organ To plsh
this cannot apply solids fluids to cavity de-
signed only for the reception Of air. reduce them 10 voa
tile condition. form appropriate Instrument inhale
breathe the vapor. 7f1 '7eF
By the inhalation Of produce all the beneficial
effects capable Of being produced by medicines much
speedily and Sufficiently than from the administration Of crude
medicines through the stomach. The practice Of giving med
cines by the stomach in the Of this disease
jeconable FIRST because they do in direct contact
with the affected secondly because their most powerful
actions expended organs in healthy state only disor
dered through sympathy thereby dersngng Digestion and
soyug the nutrition Of the body and finally because
agents Of great value only be administered in the
| state.
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W. PIKE.


NEW ORLEANS, May 8, 1857.
This may certify that my wife suffering most
attack Of Insmmatoy rheumatism been for
many days. unable limb and for 10
swallow heard of the wonderful which Dr. O. F.
Crane performing at the Electro Chemical 4 ST.
Joseph street. My wife carried hse upon couch in
OF helpessness. She took Electro Bath
and by this restored In short time
state Of health. WIN. A. WILLETT.s
l25 Julia street, New Orleans
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDONOGH, CITY OF
New Orleans he. ond unrtserved and extensive SALE
very credit Of valuable improved and unimproved
ksat ksts situated In the most eligible parts the Second
fnr nntea bnuta
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Diseases OF the Eye.

Dr. has been very successful during past years.
this city in treating the following diseases of the eye
OPTHALMIA TARSIA, chreuic Inflammation In the
edges of the eyelids. a.5
EUROPEAN, or permanent invasion of the eyed.
ECTROPIAE, or aversion Of the eye'id
PEToTIs, or falling Of the upper eyeid.
XEROPTHALMIA dryness of the eye, resulting from
want of proper secretion of the conjunction.
EPIPHORA, superinbundance OF tears and all other dis
of the conjunction.
AMAuRESIs mperfecon Of vision arising from dis
retna optic nerye BRAIN 9Th pair Of nerves.
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CITY OF BALTINOREs SHARE OF ESTATE OF THE
late John McDonogh-vsry important and Long Credit
Sale Of Choice Improved Property and very Desirable
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DIR. G. P. CRANE.

DIR. G. p. CRANE.
DE-. c. p. cHAsE's
sYsrEx OF
I N H A L A T o N
In the Treatment and Cure d
Cou0 u n PTE ON,
And all Diseases Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND AIR PASSAGES,
Now well established as
The most Rational and only Reliable
Method Of Essc.ing CURB.
ELECTRO.C CHEMISTRY
APPLIED TO THERAPEUTICS By THE SEwLY-DIs
COVERED and .-...,s.l-.
Only Infanible and Scientific
Mode Of applying 81
ELI TRIcITY
In the Treatment and Cure CHRONIC and FUNCTION
DISEASES,
E1trac ton Of Metals
AND ALL FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
From the System. f..
et OFFICE AND RESIDENCE AT
THE ELECTRO-cIIEsdlCAL INSTITUTE.
M Lie S1y x0SEpu sru Ell,