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EYE AND EAR. AND EAR.
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DIR. Won MOSCHZISRER.
oeUL1sT AND auRIsT,
Formerly Surgeon to the Imperial ophthalic Inarmary
Prague author of IA Guide to the Diseases Eye their
Treatment and the Earntrsducer aur practice
Of the
be consulted all EYE or EAR recurring
either Medical or Surgical treatment.
OFFICE No. ia CANAL STREET,
Over the Union Bank.
asrARTIFIcIAL EYES inserted. ss6 aAw
/Sea DIR. Boards EYE INFIRMARY
~ No. IS LAFAYETTE Gate Hesia, STREET
Between Baronne and carondeet, New orleans.
This open reception Of persons affected
with DISEASES OF THE EYE.
The Building Is new-the Rooms large and airy Every
attention will DO paid to the comfort of patients.
a- Wards devoted to the of Slaves with EYE
AFFECTIONS.
Vs. competent Physician resides In the house.
TERMS:
Whites, from So 90 to IS 90 per day
Negroes $500. ..................S -.
H9r Operations charged extra.
~ Artificial Eyes, Of the mandatory Beissonneau of
Paris. be obtained at the rnfrmary. se2s 1y&W
A CARD. ..............................A CARD.
DIR. SAMUEL REYNOLDS, the unrivalled CANCER Doc
TOR who for has been located Grsysr street.
In the vicinity Of st. Charles Hotel removed hs office
No. 20 BARoNNE STREET, between Common and Canal OBJ
poe the Lafayette Car Landing where prepared to treat
all diseases which he processes to viz: CANCERS In
their FORMS SCAI,D HEAD, WHITE SWELIIN(,S md
ULCERS Of every description.
Of
at Dr. Reynolds Office and to persons Of
prominent standing in this and other States Union who
have been successfully treated Dr. Reynolds be given to
all who hare doubts Of the efficacy Of his remedies
He challenges the medical faculty OF the United States Of
America or Europe to excel his cures. ja23 I'm.
WAITER WATERH
CLEAR, PURE wATERn 5.=Z
The Subscriber Is now prepared public with his
HYDRAULIC SELF-CLEANING
FILTER, 49,
with capacity to Furnish from FIVE GALLONS to ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND PER DAYi
This Filter unlike other Filters never gets foul II
adapted all purposes where hltering required.
ss-For reserence-st Charles St. Hotels Carroll
Railroad Company Louisiana Sugar Refinery Dr. Mcrcers
Canal street, and others now in
So Office No. 2Tchouptoulas street.
N. F. RICE,
ms New Orleans.
55.-- A. G. POWERS,
- s&s PORTRAIT PAINTER,
Over washburn's Daguerrean rooms.
dl2 sm No. I42 Canal street. New Orleans
NTOLAssEs. .RIOLAssEs. MOLAgsEs.
suaAR-HousE MoLAssEs and GOLDEN SYRUP s,o,,
the Hope Star Steam Rehnere equal oany in the South
barrels halves and kegs quantities to suit pur
chasers Terms liberal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

DEA7z oa AAS0n BARros. Major VIM, Barton
alea is residence II Bourbon county. 01 The 9Th
Inst. Il sh9 5eas # his age. Ito was born ID
MeM Aess9y bnt nataA AD KeAtlcky with iais father
When HHt I'VE years IF aEc He has lived anon m
arm npon which be disd eref siuce The geas I7ss
a laI M soIuntseIs a. 4 pfivats ii Cant. Car.
faras aIoeI y aSi1t horse nd served WIN dlsiane
ani1s II was }sz fortune Ia e,,con n
ter AZ anklaaa In sia9se combat 6x iii bolil jrsts.
COS the Savass fel ~ ILL hand ii pne n fl,am IS
the elenaY xAs l ts act q hurling his tonahawk.
lA TssslleI appn hna and. riaing il iii stirrnns'
brought ca lilly sahko With enc sweep og iii Ffrons
right aani eIeaSilg II bend u the painted savage
l0f0nSh - % oAih Louisville Journal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

FnK WHArHER IS BOTH ExTRHsITIEs or THR
srAza Tbs Sorth Isaaiaana Barist Of the sth
The @eathef fas been pIessant. viii semc rain.
KcgSzN tn IS advancing M06Aw pea blossoms on
tas1 gsf. &sa4 ifisM pufataAaup sud Erawsag under
Tho 0nea NV but ne naay aiaEe aeyersi freezes
before March Is gone. Stalld there be NJ more
frosf ls aRkiIg Njll ave been epiticpH tough
not W sAgly " iast yEaT.
Tne NIsSEe aafhe Tica Plaasar sof tie IIth says
TheFa has beaR cnnai deraEhe plans&nt weather
for aNoAt 4 uzek, mid gafdenf5g cane planting,
and ftse planting 90 hfisk1y on. IL ssFe have no
more saycfe o4la aaher, there w5lIshe aIenty OF
lne EaFaeIla Yae snsa yas never ii BATE condi-
Ion. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WzLD CHERRY AVID Tan
Under Its influence the most dangerous cough removed spit
ting Of blood is prevented the breathing rendered soft and
easy and the unfortunate sufferer is soon restored from tb
awful condition of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail. by
j WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl chsrres stree.
Sole agents for the South
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14
An Eng1lsf, Opinion 81 the nen,e,a Ro,.

= Under date of the 10th of February, q Birds
Eye Fogle,n the English correspondent of Porter's
Spirit, writes letter from which We extract lie
following:
& You have seen Keenan, quickly exclaimed
my friend .sdo yon think it likely be viii lead
look all over winner for the first half hour. and
suddenly fail away and come to grief as Aaron
~ candidly confess that do not,n said T. nof
the Boy, in his coat, hesitated to form an opir-
ions of the Boy in a flannel shirt, can sneak
with less reserve. don't want to see our brave
little champion licked for he Is q brave, plucky
fellow with all his faults but honestly think fiat
the sixteenth Of next April will witness I'M final
downfall And when you say don't fancy he
will break down after the first half hour. wonld
nd, don't think the fight win last half an hour
altogether - - -
+ Whew I, my friend whistled. al say, Foeie.
do yon mean that ~ 80 80
I do,,' saysI. Allthe reports that have been
floating about to the effect that he is hopelessly
disabled and can't train. can assure you are 90
much nonsense The statements that he don't
know how to put up his hands, were made without
sufficient consideration. He Is in magnificent can
dition already, with the old enemy eifectnay sub.
duea and he car.square his maRleys in kind Of
way % make MT; sayers go off in regular brown
staay before ae finds q means to get inside them.
But don't you think that's What I vas
going to ask you first THAT Heenan ought To have
some one To- spar with besides little Jaeksi
AhI VIII NAVE AJ6pHea- #8
Who ~ asks my friend
cannot tell you now . said /, g but most prob
ably Duld Nat himself will 20 down to the p,a;ns
81 Salisbury and put him up to thing Of two. II
Our conversation did not end here dear Shirt
but became desntory and Of little interest IL va
may repeat, however, that what have above
transcribed as said in private cenfab with friand
can, to almost its utmost extent reiterate Ia ya,,
Ny second view Of the Benicia Boy was yerv
much more favorable to Q proper apprasement
and appreciation Of him than the first one had
when he was in bis clothes. don't wonder at his
friends having faith in him. He is magnificent
specimen Of Man as an animal and cansincerely
add, that found him such dey'sh agreeable
specimen of Man, as u reasoning and intelligani
being, that | could not but wish that somet6ino
might turn his attention to more appropriate pro
fession than that Of o common gladiator. This
feeling lind shared by all who have come in con.
tact with Keenan, since bis arrival here: that Il
all but those who regard him as mere lighting M.
chine to win or lose their money on. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

ssua4isiI ii AL asss osssaHs ssesceptsl
" AsHisaT0S, March 3, 1850.
iii. me senate i etlI continuing the
Tour dla isout aslAse BIZ H. rights of slavery IN
she liefies and. h fact, the discussion has
been sasshdea til al The ranlitieations Of the
slsseF as,eet Nm; 10 HI even as to include the
question a Is moral relations and of its status.
b0tit All IsngIaaa aaH hi this country, under the
cDsnnaSn iaw What good this enlargement Of the
slavery agitation y To- accomplish i u difficult to
ZEE.
Mr Henlanznss remarks. made III reply to Mr..
Eellamss, of VeFmoats ~ the course of the discus
sisn III wishant aelihsration, were opposite and
foEeibIe il their historical review Of the eompro-
1nises VI lszo anl lSsO4 which Tile South was con
stsaiasa 10 adopt. HI. Fessenden, who assumes
HE gppaitipn pf Republican leader, has engaged
70 Fepfnssnt tho viaWs 0f his party Oh the legal
arguments 81 fhe slRsery question, upon which he
rensefked Republicans have not hitherto sufi-
eiebti 1silsd'
OF ro.arsc Senator Browns excessive heresy
absustss rcN II " Congress u enact i slave code
for ths Territories, Il repudeted BY an oyerWhelm-
Ing Democratic ajority in die Senate. He stands
slness4lene III iii sxsresne u the debate.
the H1usa s doing sery nt,le il. he way Of de-
ba4e, anaz III ching business with unusual or
dor xrlssapiditys Sill thare i no prospect Of al
sdjun: EesEt before the first 81 July.
MI. Nrsleys printing bin, reported from til
House Eouuzttee, proposes some important eco
nDmiexs xsfes III thls branch 81 the public ex
psDdii.as sxknppropriates 800 900 for the estab
lishmeat at government printing bureau, to b,
d;Yanffx MANY Nth the executive oHices i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14
J. WRIGHT & co.

MI nAASAStA. hAHAkS1ShAss
WINER,S CANADIAN YERafIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN
This Ia the only remedy against Worms 10 the human
amethnss that 70 fatal and destructive to children
Save the Chfldreni $fi&5
Let mothers DO timely warned and not allow these child
dere 10 remain In The systems 81 their Offspring Remember
that fasta5#s tx
wINER's CANADIAN yERMiFUaE
will at and for Danish the reptiles and the young win
be saved. Think Of this.
Colonel Vasaer Of Mississippi in letter to J. W. vesey Esq.,
Of tho Aberdeen Conservative thus winds his communication
the value Of this medicine his family Ny expe-
ence has convinced that In the experiment have
with Winers Canadian yomifuge II due suffering human
ty ~ well to the manufacturer Of the medicine make
public the result Of my observations.
.lsdgnedI w. II. vASSER.r
The vermifugs Is for sale, wholesale and retail, BY
u. WRIGHT CO.,
al and lci Charities street,
soia ProprissoHa
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PHOTO On, ,A,pjHTC.

/ A EDERs0N . BLEssIHG's
Se. @ oshp street.
-
|
NEW oaIxAss
a'nsa e''11's''' sa1s 1hlsa We have si'sd and fur
sprFsprn pAn,op
f'ooA
Exclusively for Ladies', and
~ ''' a'o'efs'
Together with 81 &C. necessary rooms and conyepacss f
ths execution Of
ryrRv srvr .,,,,
aIiniatures and Portraits knovvr -
TEE sEALLEsr LocKEr
l.
Life Size. made By the nav soIARn.M
PHOTOGRAPHS On within, CA. J.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

REAL scHEIDAm scHNApps.
yANDEyEER,s
INDICATED GIN Or GENUINE scHExDAH scHs4rPs,
A pure article Of Holland Gin
A wholesome beverage, snd invaluable FAMILY NEDF
CINE, particularly beneficial in ali cases ef
pYsENTERY .==..--z=- -z=-
DYSPEPSIA,
DIARRHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
GoUT
FEyERs,
etc, ETC., etc.
1t highly recommended by many Of the most eminent
clans throughout the States excellent agreeable
aye and admitted eectualy disease of the Urinary
ganA and peculiarly adapted to the use of f.naea and
children
other article has been offered that is Justly entitled "a
the of the
Real scheidam schnapps,
the public cautioned but sce
called
YANDRYEER'S AEDIC4TED GIN:
Real Scheid am schnnpps.
Each bottle will bear the signature Of the proprietor and
other Is genuine without IT,
For sale in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL ut proprietor,
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
n and l6i CHARGES street
DIR. WRIGHTS
CELEBRATED REJUyENATING EI,IxTR
Prepared
On the Bees Pharmaceutical Principles by ons Of The abes
Chemists Of the age, for the cure Of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbecity,
Determination Of Blood the Head
Confused Ideas, z..s.=
Hysteria
General Irrltahiity,
.m Reslessness and
sleeplessuess q. Night
Loss of Appetite.
Dyspepsia, M= =
Emaeation.
Low Spirits,
Dizorganzation Of tho
Organs Of Generation,
Palpa,ion Of the Heart
For sale In Now Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL BIZ
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
q and Isl Chartres street.
Sole Proprietors
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II. STRTNGER IL 90.

SRRINa AND susIsInRi
I: sTRrEGER . 90,
Camp street.
Ars now receiving their supplies II
rAsHIoEABLn CLOTHING,
Spring and summer wear.
NEW STYLES OF
OFFICE.
BUSINESS, AND
SAC COATS, IN
SILK MIXED CASHMERE.
FRENCH BATIsTE
LIGHT MIXED '.
GREY TWEEps
4g Il S v 4 q 4 \
FRENCH MERINo. 5
BLACK AIrAocA,
ooLoRED ALPACA.
FANCY DRILL,
WHITE AND COLD DRILL
Planters LINEN DO.
Frock Coats.
SUPER. FIR. BLACK SINGLE MrLLED CLOTH.
:. BROWN -. !.
!. !. DRAP D'ETE.
. BARBOUR aERINo.
4. BLACK ALPACA.
VIZ , + i * A u I
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Fro1,ek Coats.
SUPER. rR. BLACK SINGLE MILLED CLOTH.
Plantations.

Fantaioons.
BLACK SINGLE MrLLED CASHMERE PANTS.
FIR. DRAP D'ETE
SILK MIXED CASHMERE
FRENCH BATIsTE
LIGHT MIXED CASHMERE
GREY TwEEDs !.
FANCY LINEN DRILL
WHITE
RICH FIGURED MARsEMLEs VESTS.
WHITE =.
PLAIN AND FANCY LINEN
BLACK SILK every aght)
BLACK BoMBAzMB
BLACK ALPACA
Busters for Railroad Travelling.
BROWN AND coLoRED LINEN BUSTERS
ALPACA BUSTERS.
Shirts.
SUPER. FRENCH ooLoRED cAABR1o SHIRTS.
:. WHITE EMBROIDERED J.
=. CoLoRED LINEN
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 1. B. G. SHIRTS, MADE
Up IN EVERY STYLE
Furnishing Goods.
i LARGE AND ELEGANT AssoRTMENrEEw STYLES
RICH FANCY SILK TIES.
RICH BLACK LACE THIS
RICH BLACK AND CoLoRED LACE sCARFs
FRENCH CAMBRIA HANDKERcHIEFs- Bordered.
Plain.
SUPER GAUzE MERINo UNDERsHIRTs
SILK FLANNEL
!. Isle THREAD .
=. JACoNET
WHITE LINEN DRAWERS.
:. oAMBRIc
GAuzE MERINo
Isle THREAD ;.
l
FRENCH AND ENGLISH COTTON HALr-Hoss.
Isle THREAD
SILK
coLoRRD Isle THREAD GLOVES.
tGAUzE SILK
LINEN THREAD .
souyfN's coLoRED AND WHITE KID GLOVES,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH susPgNpRRs.
The Balance of Our
s. /
WV TER s7o cK
SIZZLING OFF
AT Very RcdaeedsPrEeses
45
?. sTRlseEa Col
CAMP srnasr.
Rsswsea Common and dravisr stsses..
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For sale by all Retail Druggists and Dealers generally Phi
Is cents fe2s 3nAw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14
Shirts.

SUPER. FRENCH ooLoKED CAMBRIA SHIRTS.
=. :. MUSLIN .
:. WHITE EMBROIDERED J.
CoLoRED LINEN
"a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 1. B. O. SHIRTS MADE
UP IN EVERY STYLE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14
ECONOMY is wEALTH,

CARNRN's CEMENT OR NEGATIVE GLUE,
For permanently Joining broken China Glass Esrthen and
Wooden Ware Furniture Leather India Rubber goods and
Fancy Articles Of all kinds.
Ask for Caravans Csmen. Negative Glue no
other 1t far surpasss anything of the use leaving no
trace Of any remen. having been applied.
f. b. WHEELoCK i CO.,
Sole Wholesale Agents,
No. Al Magazine st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-14

BLACK SINGLE lfILLED CASHMERE PANTS.
FR DRAP D,ETE
SILK MIXED CASHMERE i.
FRENCH BATIsTE =.
LIGHT MIXED CASHMERE
GREY TwEEDs !.
FANCY LINEN DRILL -.
WHITE :.
ooLoRED :.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
MALIGNANT DISEASES.

Among the so in climate Quiusy and Sore
lh,oa which are always distressing and frequently fat
a. ~, pleasure to know that an ohectual remedy
ha' neen found The worst cases OF the kind yield
readily TO the wonderful properties NJ Dr. Sweets Iafak
"oe Lmment aud we belieye II has never been known
Pass Il round. 0O %
~ Caarrh is the difficult Of any Of the D eases
81 the Breathing Ogans to relieve or to cure The Rev
Joshua Lea,ltt editor N the independents Of New York
who had the CAtarrh for more than twenty wears has
been cured by using DR. j. Il, Staiords Olive Tar and
Iron sulphur Powders which are advertised in Ills
paper Hisicslimouals published in pamphlet among
many others equally prominent who have been cured of
chronic Throat and Lung difficulties which will be sent
fre1h mail % 9S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored TO health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with lung Affection and that dread
disease Consumpton-is anxious to make known TO his
fellow-suitorcrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of tho pre-
scrpou used free Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure Cure FOR Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, Nc-
Inc only object Of tho advertiser ia sending The Prcscp
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread Information
which he conccycs be invaluable, and Doe hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, II will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh Kings County Nov York. 207l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
A DISTRESSING COUCH ClRED.

DEAR Su--A few weeks since had a DISTRESSING
cough. my throat was very aud tuaan,cd, and I
procured bottle Of Perry Davis Pain Killer Of YOU and
it has entirely cured have also it used in
Of loothache aud ague in the face, with the most
beneficial effects. believe it to be an indispensable
medicine and shall recommend it TO my acquaintance
C. W. BANKS, La PoRr, Ind.
This may certify, that my wife for some time very
much afflicted with violent cough, which reduced her
so much that she unable TO enjoy moments rest
day night and 10y the II one bottle Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer, she was entirely relieved and now enjoys
good health. / consider it Of the best family medi
cnes in use. F. X. BELANGER PERRYsnrHGH, o.
The Stain linen from the Of the Pain Killer is
easily removed by washing In Alcohol
Sold by druggists and all dealers in family medicines
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. 202l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
INDIANA

The indianapolis State journal of the goth
has the maiorities for Governor IN every
County of Indiana but Spencer, which casts
some . 500 votes. and gave Willard Dem.
2l2 majority in SO. Estimating Spencer at
t5o ,cs;nst us. The journal makes the result
as follows
piny.two Counties give mojoridcs for Henry s. Lane
tlcpublcanJ amounting IN al to 2'll
Forty Counties give maiontcs for lhamas A. hcnducks
tDcm.l, amounting In all to lz'1l
Apparent Republican majority in the State loO2o
The journal thinks the Official Canvass
may possibly reduce this to 9,9OO-no lower.
That will do. OF course, every man on the
Republican State ticket is elected, along with
: Of the II Members of Congress, and Re
ublioan majority in both branches Of the
Legislature.
Indiana never but once before Gin 1854
gave a Republican majority. And she has
given this round one Of 10000 upon the
hardest canvass and the largest vote ever
known. Any State is at perfect liberty to do
better but has she not done eminently well
Tribune.
to As our readers know, it is not often we
notice a patent medicine Of any kind, but
there is something so good in the Restorative
Cordial OF Prof Wood and it is so pleasant
withall, that we step aside from our usual
practice to recommend this scientific tonic
Cordial TO our readers 1t will no doubt do
all that is claimed for it. The name and
worldwide reputation of the inventor is a
sufficient guarantee for that, but we have tried
it. and know il will oxhiarate and strengthen
bv toning up the weakened organs, and en-
aiding them TO pcrlom all their functions
Reader try it, and we fear not your verdict.
Sec advertisement
The po,ocr of Medicine oUer Disease.-We
know Of no better illustration of this fact
than the wonderful effects of the Oxygenated
Blttcrs,i in eradcatng from the system Dyspep-
STA. and all functional diseases of the stomach,
and restoring impaired digestion.
uoLtowAy's OtsrNEvr AND pfLLs Provided with
thc- remedies person OF The most delicate physique
may brave amy cumltc They comprehend within the
circle of their curative influence an internal diseases not
organic. and 400 the varieties of outward inflammation
80 careful NOT 90 Doe imposed upon by spurious article
Waicrmlrk n every irafof the book " directions ac-
compauying each pot and box. This Water marx con-
sists NJ the words 'H0H0irav Ner YORK. and L0Hdon,
which ought to bc n transparent letcra 10 the
paper Hold IL up 20 the light
From the Dsiiy Post. lHaufrd Connl Jay q, 1850.
Ou Saturday last. Dr. Eghthu operated on M David
burbank. SO 81 Wundhulgo street, for deafncss. Mt
&. 70 wears of age has resided boo Hartford my years,
Che last IF which hc has been deaf The operation
was entirely successful. aud now NJ b. who Us widely
known aud respected ral1N. DIS hearing. FROM ihe
number of operations She Doctor is performing, We
should suppose the afflicted were making perfect rush
90 bis office
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
Number Killed, 81
Severely injured, ma
Slightly l59
Amour, III combinations. 500 579 20

Amount distributed 42OOlt2
up 90 juno ith 1860 since which much has been given
90 those that ore ft subjects The above was given n
cash, of DO. equivalent The were many things given
which NOT put down cash, such medicine aud
tho Ukr
REV. @. r. WILSON, City Missionary, says
Mr. O.. W sulnd. tcN generously came Co our aid
az the tmc of the Pcmhottou Mil calamity. lie made
s large donation Of h. Pain Curcr, which was a used
with fhc best resuts.
MR. s. S. MOittY, No. 1926 Lawrence Street Law
renee Mass, saws.
At the time OF the falling Of the Pcuihcrton Mill, I
was UlcfC, and had the OF the dcadronui, At the
CRY Htu also bad the charge of ihc hospital where
thc wounded and sick taken, and among ihc RENE
dies there used used with better results, and
that was so we'll adapted Co their wants A. Slmonds
Pain Curor Il came just in time NJ simonds being
ib Lowell at tuo time. down. aud gave good sup.
ply To- Rev. g. r. Wilson, our City Missionary, to be
distributed Myself and wife having thc charge OF the
sick. had good opportunity 90 test ODE the efficiency
% thc celebrated PALS CuRER. and we do save that ia
opinion there suoihiug that compete with it,
II was God-scud TO Nothing could have dome bet.
ter. hu.mcut Tor bathing, stuulant flr inward
application lhdSw
Eos sale ty Fred T. Smith and J. i Pierce Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
II we, EAR AND CATARRH,
DRS. LIGHIIIILL.
HAVE REMOVED THE OFFICE or THEIR
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

From No q Bond Street. to No. 81 81. Marx Place,
NEW YORK,
Where they continue TO pay exclusive attention to the
treatment " Deafness, and the diseases u the Eye Ear
aud Throat and perform the usual operations apperan-
ing 10 this special branch Of surgery Patients who wish
10 be received into their Institute will find all the COMFORTS
of home and will have every attention paid 10 thcrn
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