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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
The Medical and surgical Institute OF

The Medical and Surgical Institute of
DR.. L. j. CZAPKAY, Is already secured in a position
which places 1t, as well as It's proprietor, far above
The assaults of envy and professional malice In the
sehooa Of France, the highest prizes are often award
ed TO practitioners in this department of Medical
SCIENCE and they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position in the profession. Rcord ia an illustrious ex
Hpie SHINING light among the philosophical stars OF
MS age IN Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equaled
nm IN this country, as proof of which, the Phlla
delphla College of Medicine complmented him with
diploma, and the honorary dd eundet1 degree. Se
ectng this as his field of operation although qualified
as graduate Of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary army,
Tor more extended abors, DR.. L. j. Czapkay has bent
ms earnest attention to the Of chronic and pri
vae diseases in which he has become so great an ex-
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER in this
hraach OF his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography published as mat
ter Of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals The Doctors Offices are at bis Medical and
Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street, corner Of
Leidesdor nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
ciiic Mall Steamship Company.
eS' We ask particular attention Of our readers to
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures in another
column of this paper seao.am
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LOUIS EKESEHS 81 CO.,
Merchant TaiiOrs,
Probate Notice.

Ii persons having claims against the estate of J.
N Il. Poynter, deceased, hereby notified to
present the same, with proper vouchers, within ten
months from date to me, at the office of Phil. W. Key
ser, Yuba city ,Sutter county, California.
HENRY T. WATKINS,
Executor Of the estate of. r. Poynter, decersed.
MaIysyille, Aug 9th, 1850. au25 If
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Thaycr's Fluid Extracts.

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N fast coming into general use with Druggists and
Physcians at the East For prospectus, dose lists
&C., &C., apply to
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y. D. BELENAP,

CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDER.
C+1SSrgR CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, EXPRESS and
-zfz-@zss2- FREIGHT WAGONS DRAYS, CARTS
&c Dlt 10 order, ofthe best material and warranted
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Died.

B,rrANrSr-At Troy, on tuesday, July ~ GEORGE W.,
only sou q George W. and the late lila A. BAiantne
RaRToS.-At Dobbs' Ferry, on saturday morning, July
% Mr.. SSDfIN BARroS, aged 81 years and 3 months.
The friends and relatives q the family respectfully
invited " the funeral 10 take place this Sunday atcr
noon al one O'Clock, at the above place.
BiossosOn Friday, July ~, MAuIDA G., wife Of X $.
Blossom, in the 40 III year OF her age.
The funeral services will be held in The Mcmori.i
church Hammond street Of Waverey place tits
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock where the rcla ives
and friends o. the family are invited 10 attend without
further invitation.
BnowS-On Saturday, july -, at half past ono O'Clock
r. NJ, CONSTANT n. Brown, 10 the 9th year Of
His friends respectfully invited 70 aten the func
raj, on Monday morning. at ten O'Clock, n ON his late
residence, los West Eleventh street, without further
tice.
Ey-CHARys EpxvNp Otpys, eldes son Of J. T. and
Mary :. Burke, aged Yeas, 10 months and days.
Suffer little children 70 come unto AID forbi them
not"
Particulars of funeral on Monday.
Cor.-suddenly, on Wednesday, July q, THou,s Cox.
aged ~ years.
His relatives and friends also the active honorary and
essmp, members Of cpe Hose Company No co. aud ths
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S,I 1.y ySSS s Coma
SOUTHAMPTON AND HuRs-steamship vanderbll-Niss
Fanny Phelps: Christian GHn,er and wife, M. p Bra.
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f.risn s.i Mis sasisr Insr and child saveo sar Cuba
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buchanan reres and ycsefs Poll jose Irsyiess De Lorna
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fcp srs s1sr sss VIE. jean 91ss fsrss
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wife. NJ Saw ard vile Jane. Kent, william cs%pssl
fsIsse S aosi soa.,en B.e ehS fSyn
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and ' wife et thsris.on {; Ferguson is Ia Inc
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Jas Adser-yno o Minor and lady
DIV Ahsn aod LADY. Miss AIKEN Asss S ,.ss
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ssSo s.S e5S Thar S sss ssnats hoS@ea
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R,cp~osp. 6c-s,esmship york,own-T Hanks G Pain
nelly A IIi,chcock Captain Rysn Thcotore Blake Mr.
Thonas r. Butte and children Mr. Ccugant. L Jones
M. Mr. Grant skinner, lady ans two Children
n 4 ,reIle. sutton, John Van Bokelen, ssmous W
Rov,s Miss shcr Mrs " Cohn, wallace McRae, James
Rain. ~ hpp Aaunder and child Davis Mss ,s,s
Mics Warfhcn ispt nupuv. Miispeugh lady AMI en-
A weeou,ber I T. S,hley John Kennedy james Kennedy
Frarcisco urorpe Crorilry, farrsgu Mrs arrag
N tleorse Ms georae. Mas v u George Mrs sheppul
Mrs Butler. nemill lady two chdren and serrsp,;
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pTlroo- n Fftirs T. aiiarf Sbley, Nenicrs1r
| A 1l,rrnss Mis- Thotias Mis- fiening Mis- tlemng
Rrsdley and ,vo sbi rse y Jones hsE'ol VI 9 va
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-, DAfAAr or DkAhoN AND HIS ANY
GvAp., AA ssroarS6 70 SE IL 7a.-s.sslOs Of
THE LIBERAL MY UNDER GER, RAJ odAzos.
The steamship Austin. -. otain rorbA IRON nfazo
Santiago the Goth Instant via Indisao tbs arrive
az New Orleans at an early hour the 23d ius ssrap
ing important news OF the movements OF the be-
armies In Mexico The following from the New 'eAn7
Ptoayurle Of the oath instant
by tnls arrival we have advices from Matanoros 10
iotn The purser reports the fol,wing:-
Mramon bad left the greater part OF his army under
GENERAL Vol, a. Gusdaajara, and with 1 500 men was
gathering recruits, with the design Of ADVANCING on
berals ~ ~ ~ :"
Co., The liberal army remains stationary a, sayua, await
General Vol holds Guadalajara with a force of $500
49,
The revolution In the States OF Coahula and Nueyo
Leon Is losng ground The revolutionary forces advanced
10 within six leagues of the city OF Monterey, but not
meeting win cooperation from the people, Gen. Aram
berri retreated to the mountains.
Inc report current ana generally credited in Mata
moros that tho British Minister had iuteered between
hamon aud Jua:eZ, and requires that they should
promise and submit the election Of the President to the
people II Is regarded with favor In Tauaupas the
best settlement that can be made.
50 much OF the above refers 10 the movements of
MSanon would seem TO be Of date aNscrior TO his de-
the hsnds Of The liberals, ans Aramon r lost nearly
his enGxe army
The reported intervention of tie British cister also
probably refers 10 tho renewed attempt, Of which
have iike~ No had accounts via veTx Cruz.
DEFINITION OF LARGE sONDUCrA.
sistng Of SOME 81 10000 the Rio Gfsade
had been stopped at Monterey, by aov vidaurriy by
whom II was sth held n last accOure3 The CAUSE or
par ticuars OF the detention has not corse 10 hand
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Hoboken City News.

SUICIDE By TAMxG ARsRSr-Mrs Rosa Rosenthai, q
German lady, residing at No l27 Washington street. Ho
bokcn committed self destruction by swallowing guam
ty or arsenic On Friday afternoon An inquest sub
sequenty held by Justice y. W. Bohnstedt when IL ap-
peared that deceased arrived in this country together
with her husband and four children few weeks since,
and for days past has appeared melancholy and par
TALLY deranged. The jury rendered the following
dict;-We find that Rosa Rosentha came TO her death
by taking arsenic administered by her hands The
jury would call the attention Of the public authorities to
the loose in which posons are sold by druggists
generally
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An Appeal to the Humane-Aeeident to q
Painter I'm Barclay street.


While man named Croby was painting the front Of
the h story No Barclay street. the rope broke which
supported the ladder upon which he standing and
precpitated him into the street below, and the only
thing that prevented him from being dashed to pieces
shade blind, with which his head IN contact,
and it being stoutly bound with His fall caused
considerable injury 10 his head and hands, which quite
dsables him from doing kind OF work, and he has
wife and family entirely dependent him for support
they are now during his sckness) LEFT without the
OF obtaining the necessaes Of lfe and there
many who greatly exert themselves to instruct the
minds Of those abroad and whose mpro very
doubtful they will be glad TO find opportunity Of ALE
WAITING the surings Of fellow being at home, who has
the unfortunate. CHARLES G. GLOVER,
July 20, 1850. IL Barclay street.
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RarTpRr OprRsSpsR in this city, on Sunday July s.
BY the Rv James Milett at bis residence, Mr. Jos RAJ
MN TO Mas MAKrA Mx0DALKSA OBKRASDER, all o. this
city.
florsErs-ApRy1r the Thirteenth street Prcshyte-
ran church, Thursday July o. by the Rev D. Buroh
ard, d., Mr EnwARD RonyKrs 60 Miss MARY ELIZA, oldest
dana hter o. Timothy b. Abbott, Esq.
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ceren- ,nSlousy eighteen voting 10 .n. su ''''' '-
Een.rss o. the Committee on finaaee of ,,. .,...
on commun atoms from the Comptroller re.iivs :, en-
as debt OF cy and the increase Of the suDn ~ 'e
Croton wa, ~ssc,,o, v some other routine bus,o..
After the tra.- '. .'iI w v; esday. '"'neS''
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lem and spuyten Duyvc Creek Navigation Company, or
fcrpg the Of Of their steamers 10 examine tho
Harlem river with view 10 ascertain The possibility ID
circumna icsting this island.
The Board cnncurred with the Aldermen 70 divide he
Nineteenth ward into conytne.t election dsvtcs.
large number of reports Of co.nmtees, principally
the Beard of Aldermen received and, IN as-
cordance with the charter, wers laid for action al
the next meeting.
lively debate arose on resolution adopted by The
Aldermen to permit the Nit Avenue Railroad 70 run
their cars on the temporOy track through fhy fourth
street, and en- the Eighth Avenue Railroad track 70 and
along the central Park permission 70 granted
by the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company.
Mcssrs PsySxy .xvr and ALfyS made brief speeches,
opposing the concur with the Add rmen character
zing the SAeme fls part Of the railroad swindle perpe
trsed by the Alb any legislature at it's last session.
Mr.. y1ScxSyv said that whom resolution present
ed wi year, asking permission TO lay temporary rsck
fitch street, The real design hid The parties
rerested represented 10 Mr.. Allen, the gentleman who
offered the resolution last year that the interests Of the
people demanded the laying Of the track and be accord
ineiy secured M adoption The design Of the restitution
under discussion make that track permanent He
Mr. Pnckney) remarked that everybody knew That the
same parties controlled the Eighth and Ninth avenue rail-
reads and he hoped that the means had not been re-
sorted 70 by those who wished 10 have the Common
Council adopt the resolution had AT Albany last
winter, when voice rere publicly bought
The resolution not discussed by any other speakers
THAI those already named but was rushed throash ia
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Supresne C0urt-Chambsrs.
Before Hon. Judge Leonard.

Cyrus w. Neld ct al rs. George Coracin ct at-Exam-
nation 10 proceed
Joseph WAitakcr q al rs A. Body ct dl-Motion
denied.
George W. AcDoscd d. Charles W. Daniels Motion
granted Judgment for 81 TO 93 and for % 000 and
denied - 10 Judgment for 81 22l o. without costs.
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Common Pleaa-Special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Daily.

r. T. Cutler as. Geo. W. Seule-Motion denied.
Eugene Mnroy us r. ". L. Btoog.-Afser the decision
made by Judge Brady upon the the defendant should
have liberty to renew the motion 10 discharge from the
arrest Motion 70 renew granted.
Syipester wa,rhouse rs. francis A. Palmer 1.-TWO
suit JUDGMENTS for plaintiff on demurrers
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BUFFALO, July rs, l86Q,

w Do, hACls, q Mfu,
iSkc lac. whiskey steady at Il nc. a &c.
BUFFALO. July 2s, ls6Q,
Mt ao o sa. sn .hs Wheat du and parties re-
7heis new red Ohio brought 81 0s1s 81 o. Corn 10
eo. -ate demand and lower sales Is 000bushels Illinois
mode rning at Soc Whskey steady at l9c. Canal
TING M changed. Oats rather scarce. Lake Imports
~ Tour, Is CSo bushels wheat corn 81 900
oSsne~ ~ vs ns. hels oats
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EDDY CO., Managers Of Hs
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY nIssouRr $40 ~ ~yssfss
SO, 20, 81, 2, 46, 81, "a, 20, a. g. e. IFS.
10, 80, 8, rs. 81, IS, 81, 81, 6, 4s, AZ al 2,t
Circulars sent free O. charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY co, Wilmington Deisvar.
Or 70 WOOD EDDY 4 CO.. 81 fouls MisssaT
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Drawings or France, Ur0e~ "s"es I" Se''s
Delaware Lottenes,- -
Ss, So, AZ. Il, Il, az, 20, 81, 30, AZ. 20, TO-
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrrRy GAS ~ JyLY q, 1880
ID 30, 81, 3. SO, 81, IS, 80, II So, "a, o2.
FRANCE BRoADBE. WIS CO.
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MlsOELLAnZOUs.

A LwAYs SOMETHING Nrw.-nRoF. WOOD
n rat,vc Cordial and Blood Rsnovstor ID, without
beet tonic cordial m the word To those who n
from general debit y would recommend i.s uss
q pleasant to the taste, II 10 strengthening 10 the
viii st once tend ~ remove ali impurities Of tn
eradicate all trnceo AZ disease Ircan be taken BY
stomach, while Lsss In good -ssalln Will 1t once
hilarsting power. We are sG-isdcut taat after ux
Tie OF this Cordial zone will be for a day without H.
Broadway. and sols by all d. aegisss.
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Ro.rs sfCsuuciImeu.

THE CHAMBER AUTOBIOGRAPHY FINANCIAL
sTATEMEST-PAPERs PROM THE ALDkKNES-rIiE
NINTH AVENUE RAILROAD TO RUN CANS TO THE
CENTRAL PAkK, Erc.
This Bosrd me, Friday in their own chamber, having
been compelled to occupy the chamber Of the Board Of
Aldermen for some time, while their room was IN.
dergoing repairs The interior Of the chamber has been
tssefy decorated under the supervision Of Mr. James
Galway The chandeliers have been reanis hcd, and
carpet q rich pattern furnished President JoSxs &C.
cuped The Chair, and the minutes Of the pre-
vious meeting read and approved, he presented
few urimportani papers, which were referred.
A communication was received from the Deputy Comp
troer giving the balances receipts and payments for the
ending July 25 The foilosing are the returns OF
the CITY CHAMBERLAIN
balance In the Treasury, July I55 81
Receipts from all sources. 529s3i d
Payments ios,soS Oh
An invitation rendered and accepted from the iar
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In order 10 introduce Tho 90, ~
,n,.e ~ " ssrh hundre sample csses 81 the above
nNvs'r ~ ~ - ~ I" ordering from wN
pave iher orders pr mp,y attended 10 ADDE'S. Far,xoa
s0"p N1npeot' tsSl .sidcn lace New YVk-
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The Chicago ZOuaves And Second Conn
pany National Guard grouped and taken the
scope West Point on Thursday last Copies
ready; discount 70 the trade.
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srscArorr-Ship Axzan-Mrs Heagan and laughter Fro
ST Heena-Abroa Ayu,sy, Manuel Silva.
NosRoyfA-Bark j w Paige 4 Cannon. Of Boston.
NEuyrrAs-Brig Mschias-Dr DAVID Wood, OF Conn.
BrRnupA-Brig Thomas Mnyhew-John Brady.
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The savannah Republican Blues were
Photographed for the simultaneously during
their Inspection In Bond street Copies ready.
J. GURNEY SON. ~ Brossway.
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Brooklyn Photographs.-NilIia
Miniatures Cahnets Imperls and Life Size Two forty nine
2lo Fulton street.
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Card and Letter Photographs fos Busi.
ana pleasure; "a for 81 LOO HOlMFS Card
Gallery, 5y6 Broadway, only.
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salt Nhe wm. ulcers. Osd sores 6uu Eues.
speedily bsaled By HoLLowAYS Balsamic Ointment Il
pcnescs The Of these discrder neuira1es the IN
fsmns on snd enty annhsi,,es the cause which
Iyes them ldc.
BatcheIor's Wigs, Toupees and Hafz
yassnr AL Othefa natural aud
easy perfect farming behind. No. 10 Bond street
DIR. Marsh Continues 90 Apply His Itaci-.
cal Cue Truss efectny permanent curcs ol
hernis rurturA MARSH co, No. Nesey street. ny
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Extra ZINE Winter Merino Unaersl irss
for thirty w. VAN BURENs. ly1aand ,Bo
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toc-
peesTbe best 4, The world. WholcsAe and retail and he
dye privately applied ~ No sAsor Hc~ss.
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Distance Salam nder SAfss-WSfh Pa-
powder proof locks and bAr so srs aai bur
gAr proof sidelozrd pzror Sasos Depot g. Murray
street. csrnsr OF College place. ROBERT ". PATRICK.
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Go to- Van Bursn's-I56 md l5s snlsOn
sree ant look at the fine Winter Unds rshrts lie selling
| ut hity cents eosh.
| gsHArIsf u uNIryp
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
Cincinnati Produce Market.


FLopR-A very dull market to-day, and prices
50, and and there not many buyers at these
rates the sales so brls red wheat S. 81, 90
brls white wheat at g. 80, and $50 brls red wheat
WHIsKY-A good demand and the market firm
sales OF lOO brls at 2O@2Oide, the latter rate for
Provisions brls mess Pork sold at $40,
which is decline, and 80 hhds Bacon Sides at Nc
Nothlng done IN any other article.
GhOCEltlEs--A good demand for Coffee at full
sales Of 60 hhds at sSc for Cuba, and sSsIse f5r
Orleans; leo brs. refined tOld at g@c for yellow and
9Ac. for white. Molasses is quiet at 4344c., in the
sWHEAT-The market continues dull, but with
out any change in prices We quote prime white at
81 ls@1 20, and prime red at 81 1901 u: ales 25O
bushels prime red at 81 O $50 do fair white at 81 O
C0RN-The demand for ear is active, with light
receipts and prices advanced to 4Sc in bulk closing
firm at this price Shelled Il steady and in fair de-
msnd at 5455e for mixed, and 57c. for prime white
sacks included sales 100 bushels mixed shelled
at 4e155c;i and 900 do at 4sc., sacks returned.
OATS-Ihe market Is firm with good demand at
30c. in bulk: sales 900 bushels at 3O@3O1Sc.
at 6; 616sc. for prime.
BARLEY-The demand continues good, and prices
for a strictly prime article. The lower grades are
dull sales Of 100 bushels strictly prime fall at s5c.
HAY-The market is frmer at 81 5O@l5 pei
ton for prime Timothy in bales on arrival.
CHEESE-The demard is active at full prices
the Teceipts are light sales of $50 boxes Western Re
reserve at &C.; so do. Hamburg at 956c. 50 do. En-
BUTTEREThe market is steady at 9@llc. fol
Common l2@l4c. for Central Ohio, and l5c. fol
SEED Timothy is in fair demand at 50 25s2 8
$50 bushels fair sold at 60 25 Nothing doing Ia
Clover Flax sfirm at 81 Do.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
Madame Hollard,

THE GREAT EUROPEAN CLAIRvOY-
II ANT of the Niheteenth Century and world
nowned Healing Medium of the age, has located in
Cincinnati, at 271 Walnut-st.
This wonderful lady has been travelling through
Europe and the West Indies, South America, Cali
tornia and the United Statas for the last thirteen
years, and has been endowed from her birth with
supernatural gift to such an astonishing degree that
she conyinces the most skeptical Of her wonderful
powers. In short, through the assistance Of some
superior power, she is endowed with the Healing
Art. Madame HOllard is physician indeedi She
cures the following complaints in their most OBJ
Etib ate stages, viz Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs
Heart, Liver, Stomach, DrOpsy in the Chest, Rheum
other Nervous Derangements. Also, Diseases of the
blood such Serofula, Erysipelas, Cancers, Fever
Sores, Leprosy, and all other complicated Chronic
Complaints.
All forms of female difficulties attended to with
the happiest results.
1t is hoped no one will despair Of a cure until
they have given Madame HIS n edicine trial.
During her travels she has been the instrument, in
Gods hands, of restoring to health and vigor thou
sands who were on the verge Of the grave and who
full treatment, and are daily eXclaiming, Blessed
be the day when we frst saw and partOOk a Mad.
Hollands unriyaled incidence
Satisfactory references will be cheerfully given
when required Madame ii. will pledge her reput :
tion and stake her all to make permanent cures in
all cases which she undertakes.
Her mode OF examination Is with a clairYoyani
eye, or second sight. She, therefore, asks ques-
tions does she require inyalds to explain symp
satisfaction as TO merit and receive the confidence
Of all who have consulted her.
N. B.-Madame HOllard absolutely advertisei
nothing but what she has full ability 70 perform.
Persons living at distance, by giving a state
ment Of their cases, will be attended TO promptly
and medicine forwarded by express, when required
!