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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20
THE IsTHMUs COLD DlscoyERIEs


A :ew weeks since we published an &C.
count Of the discovery Of a large number 81
golden idols, in the Indian graves Of Chiri.
qui, in the Bonquoron district, on the 18th
mus. The editor New York HeiulA has
been favored with sight Of some Of these
valuable idols which he thus describes;
There arc in all nins Of the images,
weighing in the. aggregate ,sarly = pound
and quarter. They have evidently been
cas-. in =, rough mold, and subsequently ham
n'srsd and rudely polished. Most o! them
ore ornamsD,el with q species of rough
chasing The goneaa! character Of the de.
signs seems to be mixture VI the Indian,
Egyptian and Chinese. --r.
NJ. is undoubtedly representation o
male idol. 1t has decided Chinese ap.
pearance. aud weighs about two and hal
ounces
No. 2 is about the same weight, and
represents either dog or dragon. l,
looks like ~ combination Of both.
M. 3 is II representative of u frog. with
eyes protru1ing like Holsters. The eyebalI
consists Of lump Of gold about the SIZE VI
apea. 1t weighs about tl.r ounce.
No. 4 is y large bat, with weboed wings
1t weighs ab ut six ounces.
No. 5 is q hybrid rnglc, with another edi
ion Of the lobs,er eyes: 1t weighs about
half an ounce. @,aIata.
No. 6 IL small frog, with one or two
snakes in its mouth, and the whole weigh
ing about IN ounce. @
No. Z is small bell, resembling sleigh
bell: It weighs few psnnyweights.
NJ. lovks like small rhinoceros o,
gofr, or hybrid elephant, with tsrocious
mouth. 1t weighs about quarter Of an
ounce. I-l5
No. 8 is = pair Of frogs Of about the
same wei ht as the first. ".
These idols were found on the left hand
side Of the heads Of several graves, enclosed
in jars. aoa gasl~a a.tit.
1t is SAID that four thousand graves have
thus far been opened, some Of whic, con-
tanned a. many as two or three hundred
pounds Of guild each.'
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20

WoMAS's EFFORT: Report says that sew
eral young ladies' of our village met on,
evening last week. and passed resolution
20 have nothing more to do with young men
VIII" in any way use Intoxicating drinks a,
ia beverage. y Va tt m (Wis. .2o,na'.i .
Minnesota girls, as a general thing, have
he ter sense than thai, and instead Of striv
i g to keep 'iow1 th.se who have fallen into
habits Of intemperancs, eek by association
and encouragement to raise them up. Wo
mars influence will do more to redeem a
poor fallen inebriate, than all the sermons
that were ever preached, or all the tempe
rance societies ever formed, in which She
has no vV;cs.-, ~
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20

NJ gkkeHAsH.#l bnkk;--As have nothing
-new III regard u tie EtchapRs Bank. w
]nS ]y5,, I, xi.l, .ll t'sl 4. n 8.
tsnl broker, asith thss; ant; Miaaeset'ar
editors aread,ing all they foatI ito drive sd,
90 SneMa'l .ifst fsita, or which Twe dom,
Ethink there il any dadgsf,i olr citizens Will
ka9x e, 1aeI the e.uss sd thsss api.ar,iie, i
vii = Fe9subsEed too.- Glessos Re1;sAv.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20

Still ANOTHER LETTER FROM Gov
W1sE-Wo are indebted to Lieutenant
John 8, Foster, Corresponding Secretary
ef tho Boston Mercantile Library Associa-
tion, for = copy Of Coy. Wiss's letter ia
answer to an invitation to lecture before
the scc,ety next winter. It is in these
words. a,.f,A,.,,,f9qg H5,a axsnrts ..
R1cnMoxsn, (va) July q, 1853.
TO John, s. Foster. Esq, Chairman and
Sec'y &C,
DEAR SIR; ], hardly know how to declin.
your invitation. but must do M.
Please present NV acknowledg dgmcnts to
the lecture Committee. amt say that ! am
about TO start for our mountains for tou,
OF sixty days, examining routes and reser
voirs for; a canal "A That from that time tC
the LIST Of December, I shall be engaged tciu
preparing materials for my last message Il
the Virginia General Assembly. upon
whom l must wit constantly until the Isl
of January next. And that thereafter
shall be busily occupied in fixing u hous<
and home f,r my family, after .;0r az
absencs. Besides all this, extra lab1r q
Srevious barthen fall heavily on me. So
caun't accept this call. ! have no time h'
literary or any other comp,s.ti"n. am .
bad shot ut the Test, and 4 am, not going Il
B x'oo TO el,oot at game on I . wing.
would like 10 bag you, If c"uld oh! Il
II bag 81 st n!'-tl.e whole nation wouli
be safe then. Yes? always loved old Bos
tom she wa > the Saloon Of the lea Party
And some Of these days God willing, vii
try to see what is the matter with her tn I.
she don't-throw tea overboard like she uSel
to do!--GnG bless her still.
-" Very hastily, but truly yours. : as,
- RC sfnn Hnn~;op .uEcifsitgs s4sf,f d "a.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20

s.t0s II The DEMocKAT il somewhat hess y,
ths~ awpek, IL can be accounted .fDr5fso,n the
fact Ut an addition on Wednesday last, oi
;nia .loaAuNasgln ha!f ofoal, meat to The III
;tito,sslnsspinsibilities. live haal ~ add;,;nr
ahsats mt nine pounds nnd I half of, .1he
lsP6ndnFr1 we'd be tho ha.pl,pisst h.l,i pa, dog q &
+, aia sdises that evs,nwaggrti q tail. Ii The
I Eia.r ofsthe btiliwa'cr l'ei1aa1csNt think,
\! some stables. how will b.
classify. lf 4r bshie4 9-Wn n. na Lemxssat.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20

NTtDrICE. 5iztUtfF hFFii fifWoI no 93NTEJlfI
~ Toall whom it may concern. The un-
dersigned will make application ut the next
term OF the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State OF Minnesota to be held ut
Rsl Wing in 80 ID county, on the Sd Monday
OF the town plat Of the town OF w acoota. in
s;rd county Of Goodllue, ~ lies easterly Of me
risiialistrcet in said town. being ali o that
Por uon sf said town shat lies il: township No.
lib, north Of range l3 west. lftfi1nuoI9l.e gd1
.su BDWARDs sBuLLARpp
Droed wacoota, July q, 1855: 45d-tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20

pA6E NtlT1CFII SAVE COSTT!l!
1 All persons indebted to G. j. F. Smith. g.
to the firm of Ga1ibia & Smith. will please
eaI dsettle the same with: y. j. :Smith. ut
1he obdtstnmls eorler:: Fl Miial& Bhslf streets.
without delay. aa4aiI G.J.' f. SMITH.
August ~. 1859. l5S-w3
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20

!, Says the Henderson Democrat of the 10th
inst. .edE523 HAa41
We are inclined te pity Republican edi
tors. Or from the following paragraph, which
we clip from the Rochester Free Press, i
seems that they must lie t they would "e.li,
with ability. Even the devil is aware o
this, and excuses his own inef6ciency in got.
ting up editorials. by declaring that he-has
8 never been used totelling fbs." A hard
party that which requires such service
:ere is the paragraph = aEsH .t, l: :. 81; = :
"Mr Sonle, the head If the family i
still absent, which will account for the scar.
city Of original matter. Come home boss
We are ready to resign the chair editorial
|it takes tor much fiyger ng'' to be editor
publisher and devil The worst Of It, IL
we. have never been used ITO telling .tiie,
and therefore it is imp"<sibl. h,r u* to edi,
with ''aI'ility.' ~ a'H 41f77Ft Tei 'i2h s@a
Go home, 'boss,'. and relieve the devil
he'll take pity on yov hereafter, and Civ.
you a cool p ace in his kingdom.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20
f. a. LITTLEFlEL,l, I.oc u editor.
. q M ID CoLU M N

Thnnks
To Geo. 8. Pierce, Esq, Of the steamer
Key City, for late papers. Remember tta,
the Key City is the fastest, and one Of the
best officered boats on the Upper River.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20

Flowers. s;rls-'=tst a44ti.i3f.
Among the many flower gardens that
adorn our city, that Of Mrs. w. II. yelling:
ton stands At the head in the beauty and
variety of it's contents, and the tasteful man.
ner Of their arrangement. It is q perfect
molel Of loveliness, and Mrs: W., will ac-
cept our thanks for one Of the most beauti
ful boquets that could re culled from It's
many splend0ls - IN
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20

What Does it Mean! .att;sl .a7nfalfast1
|so Several nights during the lsst two weeks
We and others have been awakened at late
hours, by all manner Of noises in the streets
and around the house. Last Tues lay eve!
ming, about I o'clock, an attempt was made
to break into the house olq VI rs: John Elder,
on Plum street. IThs, rascal 8 succeeded in
b. eaking several Stats out Of one Of the vim
dow blinds. when the noise sasaw.oke Y. Mrs f.,
who gave the alarm and shsgvisitdr fed.
without I leayine hissf caE ~ II What Aid lhs
want .GIe dtroV ,ni4a!e lse9 hlos j. TO
/ Attempts were, made, the same pt21 night. TO
break into the bakery, and d1also intoaths
residence e Geo. Parker a. lIsa persoa
also visited the residence dof Mr.. 9fsreebSrn,
and walked through the hall into tho ki.ch-
len, and out at theoback door, remarking
be sure apl fssten this door IL Z wien lei, AZ "a
gone Who was be- and what was his
business 81 .xaubaora CSC ttsqf
ltmay b albright, but it certainly looks
susp'cion. We'd a6Alot bsleSs q b.ssafe to
leave doors unlocked % and ! windows open. as
is the case in msny sfnstabcess,. That thers
s's ihsrss sbopl thsrs i. not .ba ls.s. iousit.
and 2 lman g lnl2 shaa riowhng sfadnd his
nsishbon' houssaa nltsra 3hs1in,natssb have
retired, may snsAsopal,t e n he suspected Of any
thing but good ihtsottpns As rs have no
City .7 Marsha, b q /. would be ,ys!l i;essy one
woald n|d get ! cql..i With il ss les, sqd lick
the rascals epee or tvices 20 ~ " fpel out
whos thaY YEwaakst 1hN. tpHfW dsFa5 "a
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20
q ,tfiaa nEVUR fSTlCkoOF.l q soeus
aiaT
81 h.ts ia a5aq orr .dsssb Il - Ls....
3NANAA MNA WA&N
toa ,qa 9tasvs si ioidY .oa wona
DRY GOODS, ,o.1

". 3. s Ia prepared to sell eroc.rs. Il vho1ss,l.
ard will be sold on the. same terms.E A g0ea
stock Away. on hand. and satisfaction gharin-
teed IN every instance. Remembsr that Goeds
s-1t Aos1b 4slfss11.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20

HE spring styles in Clothing, Shirts, Ho-
l. siery, C'llars,5 Gloves, Hats and Caps, are
all to be found ut F)OT'S
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20

DURE Wines, Brandies Gins, Whis y, Scotch
II Ale, London Porter, &c., &C Wholesale
only. except for medicines, Choice Ha ;ana, Ci-
gars, by the box, at FOOT'S.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20
Says the Henderson, Democrat of the 10th

Boston COurier
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-07-06
SUMMER QUARTER
OF THE
MiddleburY Female Seminary

Commences Wednesday May %, and contin-
ues ten and half weeks. Pupils are not re-
ceived for less than a full quarter, except by
particular arrangement with the Principal.
MISS AGNES GORDON Principal and Preceptress
Hiss NJ. J. KNOWLES, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss JANE WELLINGTON, Teacher Of Drawing
and Painting.
Prof. A. Bort, Teacher Of Music and German
TUITION AND BOARD.
Tuition-In Elementary English, So 90 Higher
English, "a so; Latin and English, SIS 90. Piano
1900; Singing So 90; Vocal Music Glass, 90 (;
Painting in " alter Colors, 81 90 in Oil, IS 90 I:
Drawing, 81 90; French, So 90, German 81 90.
An extra charge of 90 cents is made for fire.
and SWEEP ing.
Board-ln Seminary Boarding House, including
Room, Lights and Washing, s25 90 per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided at cost, Rooms for self
boarding may be obtained on inquiry of the Prin
cipal.
Bills payable at the middle ofeach quarter, and
no deduction is made for temporary absence
AGNES GORDON.
Middle5ury, Msy 8, 1863.
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Gcaal Noiites

STATE OF VERM0NT-District of Addison,ss.
Re it remembered that at Probate Court held
at Middlebury, ia and for the District OF Addison,
on the cath day Of June, a. d. 1869. Hiram
Ford executor of the last will and testament OF
CALEB FORD,
late of Granville, in said district, deceased,
makes application to this Court TO allow and set
tie his administration account and make such de-
cree in the premises as may be necessary to close
the settlement of said estate. 1t is thereupon
ordered that said account be considered by ths
court for allowance At a session thereof to be
held at the Probate Office, in said Middebury,
on Monday, the 18th gay of July next lsos,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and that notice
thereof be gwen to all persons interested that
they may appear and make their objections, y
any they have to the allowance Of Of i t5is
orde, in the Middlebury Register-a newspaper
printed at said Middcbury-three weeks sue
cessively previous to The time of said court.
CALVIN 6. TlLDEN, Judge
A true copy from the records.
IL; Attest, G. G. TILDEN, Judge,
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SO
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A Practical Family Sewing Machine for
az

Performing fully rqaai ~Ork. No missing or
ripping Of stitches No getting oat Of or
der, ANY body can use IL ! ersrv body lctH
hare 10
SECURED By RECENT GRANT or LETTERS PATENT
Exclusive Rights for few States and Counties
will be placed within the reach ofany enterprising
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rhe Proprietors confidently feel they now place
before the public the greatest chance for profit
able investment ever offered A Sewing Machine
CONTAINING the requisite qualities, which, by its
astonishing simplicity and low cost, will at once
20 to the masses, who have been anxiously watt
ing for the Machine TO come within their grasp.
Parties wishing to purchase, are requested to
call at once, examine this most wonderful
achievement and secure monopoly Of the State
or County desired.
NOVELTY SIS SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Office BARrLErT& CO., Needle Manufacturers
42l Broadway, cor Canal St., N. Y.
Call or send for Circular with cuts ofmsehinss
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
the ONLY REMEDY /!

TsNlE Eastern States. including New York
i end that section of the Union which is
mo-, $50 lely known q. New England" con-
tain d thrifty, industrious, intelligent people,
who have achieved an uncommon degree of
prosperity: with a climate extremely trying TO
certain constitutions, and a soil Of small fertil-
ity, they have contrived TO surpass more favored
communities in almost every thing that cen
duces to social comfort and happiness. I'm
fortunately, they are occasionally so absorbed
in business and mental cultivation, that they
neglect the precautions which are essential to
bodily health. Dyspepsia and physical debility
are prevalent among all classes. The first dis
ease is produced by inattention to the digestive
organs, which are so susceptible Of arrangement.
Thousands are now paying the penalty Of this
neglect, and suffering daily the most trying
palms, almost without hope of relief. They
have come to believe that their ailment is
chronic, and that they must bear with it to the
end. 1t gratifes US exceedingly to announce
to these afflicted individuals that they may
now command a remedy Of unquestionable
potency and virtue, which has never been found
to fail in all cases of digestive weakness OF de-
rangement. Hundreds Of tongues are ready to
grow eloquent in praise Of this wonderful cos..
oueror of dyspepsia, which is known as
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-07-06
ECONOMIST,
TO FAMILIES In THE COUNTRY.
Everybod has hoard of the famous
China Tea Warehouse,

China Tea Warehouse,
1913 Washington Street, Boston,
and there is hardly family within twenty miles
OF Boston, where our
TEAS AND COFFEES
are not used. We sell every description of ..
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
and our prices range from rs cents per pound up
to one dollar. We sell good family tea (black, }
for So cents, by the package Of five pounds also
good Young Hyson tgreen,) for 80 cents.
The above Teas are as good as are usually sold
in country stores Tor 60 cents per pound.
WE BUY MORE TEAS AND COFFEES,
and sell more and cheaper than any other estab.
lishment in New England.
Our C0FFFES are FRESH every day and for
purity are unrivalled.
Teas neatly packed in ten pound chests, for
family use.
For the convenience of those going to the rail-
roads, we have
BRANCH STORES
at No. 60 Union street, two doors from the corner
of Hanover street, Red storey
At 10 Court street, (store painted red.)
At corner of Beach and Albany streets.
At corner Of Washington and Pine streets.
Call on us when you cometo Boston, and give
our goods trial.
Orders solicited by express.
THOMAS G. WHYTAL.
6lism 1913 Washington Street, Boston.
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Commissioners Notice.

We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District OF New Haven
Commissioners, to receive, x.mine and adult
all cams and demands of all persons against
the estate of SUSAN COOPER,
late of tarksboro in said represented in
sol ent, andaso all claims aud demands exhibited
in offset therefor and six months from the 18th day
of Msy,last, 1855, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we d., therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our snir
appointment, at the dwelling house of Simon 7.
Green in said Starksboro, on the 3D. Mandays OF
July and October next from one O'Clock until four
O'Clock P. NJ. on each Of said days,
WIN. WORTH, (cornrs
WOLCOT NORTON, 0onA''
Dated Mt Starksboro, this Goth day of June
A. D., 1863.
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4 HERICAN g. FOREIGN PATTI MIS-
&. Il. EDDY, SOLICITOROF PATENTS
, Agenf u q. 5. PdtehI UWce,
aIu..aa. III a dnf nj LAZY

usaer the Act Of 1872
rs SAFEST. opposite kilby- st. BOSTON.
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards Of
n twenty years, continues to secure Patents in
tne United States also in Great Britain, France,
aud otner foreign countries. Caveats, Specfca-
tons, Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings
for Pateuts executed on liberal terms, ana with
despatch. researches made into American or
Foreign WORKS; determine the validity utili.
ty of Patents or Inventions,-and legal or other
advice rendered in all matters touching the same.
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by
reniittihg One Dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington.
England but through itinventors have advantages
for securing patents or ascertaining the patenta-
bility Of inventions, unsurpassed by, if not i'm
measuIapiy superior to, any which can be offered
them ELSEWHERE. The testimonials below given
prove that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL THE
PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber; and US
SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVAN-
TAGES AND ABILITY he would add that he
has abundant reason to believe. and can prove,
that no other Office ofthe kind are the charges for
professional services SO moderate. The immense
practice of the subscriber during twenty years
past, has enabled him to accumulate a vast coll
lection Of specifications and official decisions
relative to parents. These, besides his extensive
library OF legal and mechanical works. and full
accounts OF patents granted in the United States
and Europe, render him able, beyond question, to
offer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity Of journey TO Washington to pro-
cure patent and the usus great delay, there, are
here saved inventors.
Testimonials.
al regard Mr. Eddy AS one Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse.
CHAS. MASON" Commissioner Of Patents.
81 nave no hesitation IN assuring Inventors
that they cannot employ person more competent
and trustworthy, and more capable of putting their
applications in form to secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Othce
EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"BosToN, February ), 1865.
" MIR. X. Ii. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on all but one of which patents
have been granted and that ore is nae pending,
S.ich unmistakabe proof of great talent and
ability on his part leads me to recommend al in-
veutors to apply to him to procure their patents,
a. they may be sure Of having the most faithful
attention bestowed ON their cases, at very rea-
sonable charges JOHN TAGGARl.'
From Sept. 18th, 1867, 10 Jue 18th, 1865, the
ubscriber, in course of his large practice, made,
on tntce rejected applications, SIXTEEN AFPkALs,
sygRr ONE Of which was deciped in has tdror,by
the Commissioner OF Patents. R. II. EDDY
| Septen bei !. 1855 9lily
l200 lbs. Northern Glover Seed
Received at NAILETTE'S,
March 20.
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D-Every father should present copy to his son
The Cause, the Effect, and The Remedy.
In plain language, by Physician of Eminence.
Any person enclosing two three cent postage
stamps, will receive copy by mail, under seal.
Address all ietters to
Drauer 113 Post Office. Albany, n. Y.
Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills,
made iom the extract OF Cotton Root; a remedy
used for years among the female slaves at the
first time introduced into general use. Price one
dollar, sent under seal by mail. Married ladies
must not use them. Address as above. 30;1y
80 Drawer 118 Post Office, Albany, ". Y
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BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Once 36 Bromheld Street. Boston.

REV. N. DAY, Pres REV. P. MASON, Vice Pres
1sTsn R SnEans, n H. p, Physicians
EItabshsd for tbs saeesssI Treatment Of Dissasu ppOn
Rational Prneiplss.
The Electro Chemical Baths together with Dr. Grsenes
improved Medication, have been adopted In this lnstu
ton and have exceeded the sangune
the removal Of a great variety of diseases.
All persons having Cancers, those afflicted with
complicated diseases should avail themselves Of the per-
sona attention Of the physicians at the Institute where
proper clearinghouse are provided
personal examination Of each is preferable but
all the forms of diseases except In aggravated
and complicated cases are successfully treated with med
full directions, very correct knowledge be oh
tanned from answers to the questions in the Indian Ar
cana" newspaper published by the Institution, copy
of which will be sent free when requested also DR..
Greeues "INpANoPATHY" or Science Of Indian Medicine,
may be had at the Office for II cents or by mail the
receipt Of four postage stamps.
Consultations upon all diseases free Of charge the
office by letter the reception ola postage stamp.
All communications should be directed to DR.. r.
GREENE, 80 Bromheld Street, Boston, Mass.
REFERErl CEs-
Hon. g. c. Maine, Boston. Mass Rev. Edward Ed.
munds, Boston, Mass Rev. Joseph W. TaIeton, Boston,
Mass. Rev. E. H. Nevn, D. D., Chelsea. Mass Rev. r.
II. oonkln, Providence IL; Rev Charles .Grosvenor,
Medford Mass; Rev. Bryan Morse Groyeland Mass. !;
Rev. John Hartman, Canterbury, N. H.; DR.. J. W.
Phelps rs fremont Street Boston, Mass. j. E. Merrill,
Rsq., Mercantile HOuss) Boston, Mass; A. W. Oldham,
Esq. Boston, Mass; Samuel Meserye Esq Lowell Mass
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
On he nth inst. in company with a number
of highly respectable editorial brethren and other
professional gentlemen, we visited the Institution
in troom6eld Street. We there saw numerous
specimens of Cancers, and oonyersed with four
persons who had been relieved of Cancers, some
of which were Of the largest and most dangerous
sort, who are now in the enjoyment Of healtha
We doubt whether any other physician has been
so eminently successful as Dr. Greene in the
treatment of cancerous affections. Editor Olive
Branch.
The advantage of uniting the science of the
medical profession with the natural mode of treat
| ing disease, is clearly shown in the practice Of
| DR.. R. Greene at the Indian Medical In titute His
success IS truly wonderful Bosom Transcript
We witnessed the removal OF a large rose Csn-
| Ger, often years standing, from a lady seventy
| years Of age The removal occupied but few
| minntes. We saw the operation with our own
| ,Nes. and can testify to the facts The patient
.een 10 he doing we'll after the removal, and,
| ir NJ the success attending hundreds Of similar
! cases, we have no doubt Of her rseovsry.-Bos-
TN Duly Bss-