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REWARDS.

MADAME UlDARD, THE CELEBRATED Amer.
l lean Planet Reader and Fortune Teller has returned to
her old rad 1879 Poydas street. at the sign Of the Moon and
Stars
Persons wishing their Fortunes read as by the
ROMAN ASTROLOGERs OF OLD,
Will find to their advantage call and consult her all
jects. She will give
Information of Lost or Stolen Property!
The Madame Medium, and born with double veil
she is the oldest Fortune Teller in New Orleans
and has practced this art Of Dvnaion from childhood She
has had lawyers DOCTORS aud minister's many miles
to consult her when she wss only nine years Of age
B. Madame q. will select Lottery Numbers for those
born in lucky months and will draw good prizes Also
love affairs business gain Dsolue
either be reclaimed the aid of this wonderful CHARM
The Madame will tell the ages Of her visitors.
Read the subjoned-
BATON ROUGE, March II, 1885,
Respected Lottery number you me in the
inform that simple enough to sell the half
few days before the drawing was telling friend Of mine
that had ticket which you selected for me- and he edi-
atey offered the price the whole ticket for
ceped his proposal realized the big of ten dollars and
lost thousand Enclosed you will find the amount for
other Please select with and think shall be
wiser this time think you had better visit places will
try and give you handsome recerton. Respectfully.
jyll lm* JAMES FORBES. Main ST.
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~. General Agent for the Sale and Purchase Of Zeal E.
tate, Lands Plantations. Negroes, etc.
OFTICEs:
Banks Arcade Passage, No. 8, First District.
Corner CONT Exchange Alley Second District
Where can be examined at any time LIST Of valuable I'm
Also and constantly on hand for sale at private and public
sale choice Mechanics List Virginia Carolina
likely Negroes.
Mr. G. DEFERIET will give his personal attendance every
sale and purchase. jal8 II
A. LEVY, .Jr.. AUCTIoNKER FOR THE 8ALI
LIZ Of Real Estate Slaves Successions and outdoor business
generally Office, 10 Common street, next to Of Camp
sraet. "
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AUCTION SALES.
sUccEssIoS or WIN; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SUCCEssIoN or WIN: sToPPENHAGAE-E LIGrBLY
situated Cofeehouse, etc.
BY TOURNE e. THOMAS.
EUGENE rouRNE, Auctoneer,
Once corner Exchange Alley and BienvIlle.
e. 1sse ...s !,
ssdf5 9 e. e nv
dated July 2sh 1859 will be sold for account Of said success
Ihs contents # said csmpi,ps :ztss .nd.
diais carst ysimoub. Kseh Xs.ysth Lscsntsn. fanb.
sos sssa Gs
ty Bottles, etc.
lssilvsr Spoons Gold wstehs Gold Chains Raisor'
sT TEX 11a Sa' ON dsv w Nv o' low
SUCCESSION DE WIN. s. .,|I. BEN
PAR TOURNE + THOMAS. =
goo Eu6gHE TouaNs, Encanteur,
Bureau, Passage de Ia Bourse ct Bienville.
Tshoapsoalss e kstes:1 o. 1s!'a q
i. I Dc d. Il ss
seTa vsndu pour compile Dc Ia ditto succe:sionm
sssss RI: s
A%o,s Stove Tssisaus 't Bsss a. Cuisine Ps
teiles, etc.
IS cuiler.s Argent Nontres Or. chAines dor
Rnzors.
a-coNBIrIoNs-Gom IA yraison. ,y27 30 ana 8
STOCK OF B1ANK-BooKs AND STATIONERY.
BY r. B. SYKES,
Auction store-Magazine street.
WEDNEsRSAax, the l0.h Inst. at 10 pollock !;
may concern viii DO sold '''' -s''' WYNN
Of sssE Essssaisstyo:ssh'' damaged by water AUG
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE coLLIER-No. ,s.7ls-sAlE
OF valuable stores on Poy dras street.
BY PALFREY e. co. a&
VIZ. sYER, Auctionser. -
O6ce-No q Camp street.
4. bs & 1t u
81. e New
sy will sold At public auction at the time and place above
sHsSasf OF and 81.
plan JOSEPH fs d.s.d IA fss.as.y
hs = NV ss on he d.y
lines 'front.' on Poydra.
depth g and ds nearest TO Lsyes
las street together with ali the improvements thereon
pTE1Kgs s se os saEsm o.tsa stores
Act Of sale William L. Poole. Esq., Notary, at the
SUCCESSION DE sEoRGE coLL1ERwTS ss-VESTE
PAR PALFREY f. CO.,
WIN. syER, Encanteur.
Bureau, q rue du Camp.
ee asse as s
Honorable r. H. Morgan, Juge
Do canr du Second District de la Neuvee date
au temps ct lenx ci .dessus mentionnes, sAvoir-
TROIS CERTAIN LOTS DE TERRE, ct tons les drots y
appartenat situes dant e Premier District de cete Vile,
dams let horne les lnes Poydas Tehon
plan desse Joseph f date le u de fever 1884, ct
depose petude de Felix de Armas cdevan notare la
vile de Ia NouveIle Orleans lie Tine jour du meme mos
Chacun dss ds lots sadognsq. ehecnn mesure
profondeur de IS peds igns 10
gne de cote plus de la Levee IS pieds
gne de cote ia Tchoupouss ensemble
sins brques tros etsges.
n4-CONDITIONS DELLA vENTE-Comptant,
Acte pardevant William L. Poole notare public
frais de lacquereur. aus . IL as
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JULIAN NEVILLE q CO., AUCTIONEERs Ap-
praers and General Agents for the sale of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succession
PGcuar attention paid to the purchasing and selling
Of Plantations.
n1.OfHcee No IL Commercial Place. ia7N
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=. +. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Pariah Of Orleans.
sIxHnE CouHpn D1s7RIc1 ~. D. WEAVER w. PAfRICl
Gel MCNAMARA.

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FoUnrH Dlsra,er coprrl BROWN JOHNSTON : co.
e ysz o51s.e.. 5oHAs p rERsox-so. 1879.
Fl q :ss
MosD&Y August 'ss
The Ties. slave woman MARIA, aged about forty years.
slave Will be definitely adjudicaed the highest and
bidder for whatever will bring al twelve mouha credit
the furnishing bond with good and solvent security
bearing per cent inte est from date special
mortgage on the slave sold until final pawn emit
Said purchaser shall have deduct and nav in casb the
amount Of printing Shes and Clerks fees say the sum
$40, or thereabous.
Z. r. PARKER,
49, ShcriGof the Parish Of Orleans
QUATsIExE CouK DE DISTRICT BROWN, JOHNSTON Co.
I W. CHAS PATERSON.
y de u Nonvelle- Orleans No 1882
I'm VERTU dun writ de gaIsie ct vente n
"a moi adesse honorable uaree Cour de District de
Ia Nouvelle Orleans dams paare cdessus e
LUNDI Is d'aot 1883 midi H6tel de "a Cite rue a la
Commune, entreles Camp 1t des Msgasns Ia yente
publiqne ct adjudication de-
Lescave nominee MARIA, agee d,enyirop ouarante ans
Saisis dams Paffaire ci dessus.
CONDITIONS-Cee cee etant Ia eeconde ct derpjare In
dte escave Reimbursement ahugee au plus oaut Fl
nier enchersseur px qu oert douze ros
de credit Pacquereur ounissant son bon GU obligation
caution bonnie sovable portant aux de
par an de To- hypoheque secale escave vendue
jusqu'a parfait paiement
lie dit acquereu paiera compliant ct ce en- deduction u
prfx dadudcation les as dannonce sheriff du ref-
fer s'eevant ensemble Ia somms de $ilO gu environ
Il. 7. PARKER
jy29 aus IL Is Sheriff dc Ia Paroisse d'Orleans.
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REMOVALS,

ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY
Odd Fellows Hall, opposite Lafay cite square.
This establishment has changed hands, thoroughly
paired and for the reception its patrons and
the public The Confectionery has been newly
stocked with every variety. consisting Of
Cry stalled Fruits Sweetueats
Preserves, assorted Syrups EN
Ice Cream Strawberries. Fancy Candies and ~
Cakes of every description.
Also, general assortment of French WiGes--
Champagne, Sparkling Catawba,
Madeira, Port and Sherry,
Cordials, Liquors, Soda and Mead.
Foreign Fruits, comprising
Rasins, Figs, Grapes
Citrons, Oranges, Lemons,
Dates, Raranas etc., etc.
Orders received for private parties dinners suppers and
weddings.
~ patrons house may assured that their or
will be executed first class style having secured the
services of tho best workmen in the city, No pains
will be spared increase the render ii
first class saloona avorite resort for families. Am
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- IRON HOUSE-TCHoUPITOULA STREET,
Opposite St. Marys Market-The subscriber having pur
its late proprietor JAS McNamee, hopes by strict attention
the ants Of it's patrons and selected stock
tronage of its former friends and all others who may favor
him with call
iy3D g. j. H. JONES. Propretor.
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Capital, $50, 600.

Planters Merchants and others desiring effect Insurance
upon their property respectfully solicited to give portion
of their patronage to this Company.
Appl ications for Insurance made in person by mail
dressed to the Company either of the Directors will receive
immediate attention Possessing information
gard locations and other details Iusurabe property the
Southern and Western sates this Company ensbled-beyond
otheso give advantages in rates Of Premiums etc.
The direction Of the Company embraces Of the FIRST
of the city of New York. extensively engaged
Southern trade and closely identified with its interest,"
Any information connected with Insurance will be eheerully
gven and all business connected with this Company will
transacted with liberality and promptness
DIRECTORS. ,s..s =y
VIM Chauncey-wm. chauncey 10 Old Slip.
Moses Tayor-President City Bank ...........Walla
Paul Spoford-spoford Teston Co. 29 Broadway
p G. Van shaick-Van shaick Edwards Front
v. bofsalou-lmporter.. Water st.
Jas B. wisonFormery Wilson Cobb. 60 Front
E. D. sprague-Dayton, Sprague Front
BENZ H. Lillle-B II. Lille IA Pearl st.
John G. Holbrooke International Life ms. ... Wall
Wm Holdredge IL Merchants Exchange.
7. j. Goemau-J G. Coleman Commandments Wall
A. Mataran II Beekman st.
Wm H. strong 80 Pine st.
Edward Haght-Pres Bank of the Commonwealth Nassau
VIM. A. Wheeler .6S William st.
O. Maletta-C. Msetta &Co.............b3 Beaver
n O. Platt-President Arzans Bank. Nassau ST.
John T. wilson, Is Fulton st.
B. H. Whitock-B NJ E.A.W heck L Co. Is Beekman st.
Nathaniel W. Burtis-N. W. Burtis 50 vesey ST.
VIM. L. Acknowledgements. Broadway
John g. Lightbody. ............."....A Beekman st.
Paoli Lathrep-Lahrop Wilkinson Is Murray st.
W. M. Newel-Newells, Hartman Mcdonald IS Murray st.
Frederick A. Fisher-Wolfe. Dash Warren st.
Anad h. Fowler Nassau st.
Geo. W. Read-Geo W. Jehial .20 Chambers
Rob B. Currier-Meus Currier Sherwood ~ Warren at.
John B. Corlles. City Hall.
John B. Snook-Architect. l2 Chambers st,
George CarroCarro Herrck Mead. ~ Chambers st.
W. H. Bukley-Aen, Mclean Buckley. 40 Chambers 1t
HILL dra-N 9
Francis Miller, n. Jos Forsyth St
WIN. CHAUNcEY, President.
VIM HOLDREDGE, vice-President.
JOHN r. OAKLEY, Secretary. iyN
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CsOPARTNERSHIP-E q. PAYNE es.See -.
~ ner q the lat. arm Of PAYNE sIERLR co.. ~ tke
With the house Of Hall, Kemp c., undsr t6s - e
fna VI sonti1Is ths 49, - 49,
street =. O. EAYNk "A
JOHN KEMP, u.
New Oreass July I89A III ~ 4
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WHITNEY d NIcDONALD-
No. sos BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Opposite the

ste NICHOLAS f1OteIs
FAsHIO NABLE TAILOR
The latest importation of FASHIONABLE GOODS always
on hand The reputation house has always for
The style of its productions has secured for large patron
age from gentlemen who appreciate elegance and TASTE
Strangers visiting the city respectfully invited call before
purchasing elsewhere. my27
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NEW YORK CARDS.


ISL WILLIAM STREET, New York,
Importer Of Foreign Folio Letter Note Papers sud En-
vopes; RshbAeh's Cslsbratsd Lad Pencils German Red
1ases, 0um Tickets. 1ukstsods ETC., etc.; Csrdbsssds aDd
Cords. Staple and Fancy stsdossy sssNaly. FOE THE
I1ADE jyz3 Ssueed
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CAN'T LOUIS HOTEL -rHB uNDsksIanHD
having purchased the Saint Ieus Hotel ana furniture via
inform its old patrons and the public that will b cossd DIR
ing the summer for additions alterations and repairs I'D v
BE- reurnished and recpened Tuesday, Noysnbsr ~
their reception. O. e. HALL y CO.
New Orleans, June lst 1859. 3el IN
. lease Of the Saint Charles Hotel for vs years. end ASsn
ourselves Of this opportunity thank the public for Tia ~
patronage heretofore extended and win inform them
Hotel win, during the hummer, BE- thoroughly
painted and furnished and hope thu openn u ~
again have the pleasure Of catering their want WAh
We promise to do in satiafactoy manner. "a 81 "a
: New Orleans. Jnne LIT. laso. 3iG
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SALE At THE ST. CHARLES EXCHANGE-vALUABLk
building lot Washington Avenue between Camp and
Magazine treets Fourth District at auction and without
reserve, for account Of former purchaser.
mr.
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sgCrysta1h E "a IL RpIyislon. No; y. Of T:
O. No IN Camp street. Officers for the ermRob.
e. Hs,n, Edw sssney ~ o csrks
Thompson, CT Jas Cofey. A. O.; g. Angel s.: W. Nc.
j. G. Govan.
jyl1 ly l.. A. CLARKE, RS,
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STOCK OF BLANK-BOoKs AND STATIONERY
By r. b. SYKES,
Auction Sore-Magazne street.
"WEDNESDAY, the 10Th inst, at 10 O'Clock
w A. n. MNo. 6S Camp street. for account Of whom 1t
may concern, will be sold
Stock of Blank and Stationery said store consisting
Of every yaIety-slightly damaged by water.
kETERMS-Caab.
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Regular conversations every saturday evening O'CLOCK
orTIcERs-John II. Holland NJ. Il. H. r: William Fl.
Holland p. e.; George P Evans, e. Is Frank Bari.
A.. 6 G W G. Wilson. G. M q vP: Christian O.
Treasurer; Ghas W. Clark Secretary Louis Hertz Guard
By order Of the M. Fl. H. r.
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NIssOLUTlGN- rHH CoPARrNRRsHrr HRRx
tefors s1snx under the nra Of I. JOHNSON CO.,
The survivor viii aend to liquidenK The basins 4 ~
late firm. 5575, j. L. JOHNGON,
for y. L. JOHNSON & CO..
New Orleans June Is, 1859. n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26
A Canering Affair

On Thursday evening. the 18th inst a sort
nf house warming entertainment was given by
Conductor WA- CRAWFORD, at his new resi-
deuce on Funt street. To his f~ellow-employees
on the C & Raiirad. AMI q few other friends
Superintendent RHnDEs was present. and rrceiv-
ed quite a surprise. after supper. in being unex
pectrdly presented with Il handsome gold mum
ted cane. hearing the inscription. Presented to
Charles L Rhodes. Superintendent, by the en-
pL0yees of 1.-THE C & n R" THIS mark ut can
sideratiun was rendered on behalf of the donors,
in Il few neat and appropriate remarks by w
BRADES, Ticketand Exl r-ss Agent at this puint,
and was accepted 10y the worthy SUP. rInt-ndent
in a frrli G aud apIrrciative manner de ex
pressed his unieigned surprise at 81 handsome a
mark of Ihrir consideration aud respect. AMI
would ey,r endeavor to prvve worthy of theiI
confidence.
Ii NAV tie well to r mark that this presenta
ton was no "cut and dry afflIr, 81 tar ut least
us Mr Rhodes was conc arnrd. but was a heart
felt testimonial on the Part of the don"rs, tx
I~ressive of their admiration of him as d man and
officer = Young tOton Register.
DIR. RH"DEs has deserved just such a Gaming.
for a long time. We are glad he has caught it
at last.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26

asking a little aid for charity" but they ask
that their g. verhment, for which they have nl-
ways felt warm and glowing feelings of ratriot
Isl. should neteo out Ia them that portion which
1t has always extended to the soldiers OF the war
OF the Rrvolutinn. and grant them that reward
which they be.i-ve they have richly earned.
And your memorial rsts will ever pray DC.
Warren. Truinbuii Co.. o.. Jan ~, le3s.
The following are the resolutions:
Resoleed. That the Memorial which has been
read 10 the meeting of's I'D soldiers to-day, be
! a iopted. signed by all present, and forwarded
20 Senator Wade for pr s~rntation to Congress.
ResalUed. That We call upon all good citizens
TO strI, forward and lretition Congr S.. calling
u,on that body Ia PASS the "Old S ,ldi.rs' Bill I"
50 called, and toy means thereof. grant needed
r-lief to the surviving s.ldirrs OF said war.
Resolved, That our thar ks are due to HIN. j.
r GId.iings. cur Representative. fer the active
and efficient srrvie,s he rendered in the passage
thniugh the House. of the Old Soldirrs's Bill.
Resoired. That We would respectfully and
earnestly call ui-,n Hon B T Wade and the
Hon MI Pugh. Senators in Congress fnhm Ohio,
Ia give titv Old Soldiers Bill their earnest sup
p"rt in he S-natr.
The Memorial was now signel blythe %soliirrs
present, who had been enrolled 10y the Commit
tee
On motion. it was resolved. That the rro"eei-
ings of this MEETING he published in the ciron
ide and Democrat. and that u copy be sent to
our S-natnrs in Congrvss
On motion. the thanks of the meeting were
rendered To ] F Asper, Esq. Tor his assistance
in the meeting.
The convention now adjourned |
SAMUEL DENNlSON.
President.
EDWARD SPEAR. Sae'ry
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26

ECLECTIC MEDIClNES-Eclec lie
IL preparations of ali kinds for safe by
NOuDS & PRIV
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Npms yattlisents.
Old so dieIs' Meeting

In pursuance Of call issued by several survi.
wing Soldirrs of The War Of 1872. The -Oll Sol.
diers" OF that war residing in Trumhull coun
ty and viciniy. convened at City Hall. in War
rem, on the 2Ohh inst, 10 CONSIDER the pnpIrieiy
OF m. moraiizing Congress uTOn the subject of
granting them pensions Capt Sam1 d nnisun
Was called to the chair. and Edward Spear was
chosen s~ecreiary
The eijrci Of the meeting was stated by J. F
Asper. VITO was cal-d u an for that uris 3.
wheru upon on motion. Benjamin Stevrns. Mair
Churchill and Jsm.s Eckmnn. were appointed
a business crmunitiee
On muiion: NJ Churchill and E Spear were
appointed a c,mnlittee Ia make aut aud report a
rli OF the soldiers present The following was
reported. which was approved by hearing the
sam called
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-01-26
Heavy Cheese Trade.

Probably the largest amount of cheese shiprei
by one individual. from this county. during the
past year. was hy Mr. James Caldwell. of Far
mingtou. The amount shipped 10y him to Mes
srs. Smith & McAlpine, Cincinnati, OHIO. was
1928 box $. about $50 tons. mostly sent over the
C. d II Rail Road, from the Warren and Brace
vile Stations.
The cost of the cheese. boxed and delivered
AZ the stations, was S2O, 37s 70.
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CLvDE o., iuiy 81. 1856.
Or. TrBss-sIR: I have delayed with. until srv-
eral months have elsIsed since NJ wife discontinued
the nsr Of your medicine. I am b ippv to SAY that sh-
Is again restored to h=al;h. Her condition Was pc u
larry distressing and one that | viii O. attempt fully
TO describe. Her greatest suferings prOcesiei FROM
4 disease of her throat and lungs disOTderei state 81
the liver. nervous prustra;ion ami general debility
Her hrath has beren declining Tor many years. until
she was reduced to a mere skeleton. and her lite des
paired Of ny her friends. The hest physicians in the
country (old scho"D were eE4iloyetl to little or no pur-
nose. ANA they told US she must die. Hearing 81 you
she desired TO make 0ne mOr- egort. and We did So
Oh receiving your first prescription. she was able 10
>itnp but part of the day.
Inc change was great and truly gratifying to as both.
She applied or MEDICINE hat twice alter obtaining the
hrSt and We are happy to stale thai by the blessing 81
uod- through your nssrgnentslity. she nos enjoys
b-irr health chan She has or the last fifteen wears.
me eh"nre more ~hardships ~ith les fatigue. You
can dispose o; this stst,mert as you see ursusr. TO,
Your o~n benefit and the Cause OF humanity
Yours respectfully. ia. FORRES
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A LUM &C-Alum, Copeias, Bue
yiriOl, EXT. Log wood, sulphur. Birthstone. &C.,
by WuODS A. PEW
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NEWTON FALLS. Ohio Oct. isth, 1855.
= "ATt HE'LL will tor the benefit Of others
~ as nave been, make a short statement Of
W. .aSe- was sick For twelve years, and duriLg the
.as' Tour CT The twelve, ] had a had spell every tao or
me wees with severe vomiting for a day and night
and Complete rostraton wouId b.v- ai.tr-ssin,
a-n IN IN stomach and head. aud they would extend
over the whole body.
also a disease II the kidneys and a constant
Ishin III ms left side At ms monthly turn, I sun-rrd
cry mum with great pain and weakness The tad
SpelIS mat I had you'll sometimes eufeshle m- sn that
|. "a" not get '"oIt Tor a week and during thy latter
my sickness they had begun to be as frequent
As Two or three in a week.
ABOUT the middle of August I commence taking
OF PrUf. GatchelI since which / h ave not
RAD a single ;ad sp, II. and my health is steadily i'm
proving though 1 an doing the most Of the ~urE for a
NSJ hIsef mIlJ- Mrs SUSANNA STOkCK.
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"a order thst the public may be able to Judge for
themselves, of the results of Prof. Gstcheu's mrthoJ
. spPshd a few cases chiefly from among those which
h'se hten within my own personal observation. Al
yer witnessing Prot. Gateheli's Treatment OF salt rh-um
itheuinatisni. disea-e s OF bones. lungs. female system,
0e.l Ut express my sincere conviction When | say
ihA' think II entirely IIequ He'd in its success.
}. II. bkI>COE.