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II OUISTANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. Com
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS. 9I3 4

4 INSUHANCE
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS W
oFFICE-south corner OF Camp and Matches streets.
Amount Of Premiums for year ending February a.
,soa 81
Net earned Profits for the year. 5g, 594 OF
Assets the 18th February 1859 e97, 2T 90
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend Of SIXTY PER
CENT after paying Six interest outstanding scrip
and redeem the Certificates Of Scrip Of the 1856 and
1857.
Interest and redeemabe scs payable In cash and after the
SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT, and the certificates of
scrip the year ending February g. 1889 will be
after the LIST Of June, 1859. - =
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presidents
m2s1y q. P. JAHYIER. sscretary
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

4
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81, 1852
10 'ns ''e'''"''' - Of the city Of New Orleans
s q az s i F er reel Sc S.
III p ssf
s s from
road Tho whole N accordance with the specifications
'' Sssls S:sx !, j Tsss, issfs
Meliaa by r. T. da Silva. q \.
Secretary Board of Assistant xidermen
Nourrr1x-osrrAs 81 dc. 1850.
rhonorsbe Coasel cornmun de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
~ s b'..s ssss
sections is It Ia noavee do Ia vie do fairs
ss q C. &c s q & L ss
a dsvrA se st de-
I ssss; sss. D !. y 8 h,Ts sss,s ies psa
Mslns, par r y d si Ess os g
fe4 lawsw secrttaire du conseii DIES Asst Aldermen
NEW ORLEANS, jan. .. 1850.
Of the city Of New Orleans
ms a. eas s street. OF ssan s.
1 4 a Ss hSnes s1,s body
walks ey curbs stones and wooden
street Ths accordance with specifications d Inc City
su''ss0'' A. L. yrlers. lsl feet
Juues Cnlongat. 3}A&..
Paul Sagouarny, So
j. Maubn 100
N. A. Bridault, 81 :,
b. Ianaberg, 63
s. Jung, 81
Annsdse Dneatel 1871 =.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
NouvELIH- ORLEANS, 81 ianvier 1860. 3.
I Henerable Conseil Conirnun
be la vile de Ia Nouvene Orleans:
ES sousstgnes, proprtetafreS SUR les dcux
cote Johnson Second District
demapdent honorable Sections
no az 40 de Nonvee Chare de la ye aire ire des
brque pierres do borures
bo cotes de la dte de la Ursuines
L. tout d'apres les specifications du yoyer vile
A. L. Villere, l31 pieds.
p. Feurchy, -555 S7tS..yM
JQues Galougat, TL..
PAM Sagonaruy, 63
u Aauba, 100 :.
Ee8G M. Al. Bridanlt, 3A8s 81 I.
b. Lanaberg, 81 :,
- S. Jung, 81 :,
Amsdse Ducatel, l3I =.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
felS Secraaire du Conseii des Asst. Aldermen,
\
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved Six cent
teest the outstanding certificates Of profits and after
Second Monday Of May next and redeem and after that
date the Scrip issue Of the 1855 snd they further
eared scrip dividend Of Thirty Three and Third per
the earned premiums the ending February 1862
for which certificates will be issued and after the day
June, 1850.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE. vice-President
" I'M
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No. bl23. sEF
Roced That the adjudication by the Comptroller OF three
Contracts per resolution No 1888 for lighting the oil lamps of
First Second and Third Districts for three yers Philip
Whitman, the following prices lamp be and the
same Is hereby rejected by the Common Council viz:
First District at SIS 95 security, John Rckerson.
Second District at SIS 40 security, Henry Sierckn.
Third District at SIT rs; security Jacob Kleiss.
so,rcd further the Comptroller and he is hereby
authorized audcate the said three CONTRACTS separately
lowest bidder for EACH for after FIVE days notice.
accordance with the specifications Of the Surveyorhe ad
dcaon subject the approval rejection Of the Common
lsisnedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
SignedI H. o. NIXON
S President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April Is, 1860. -
tSignedl GERARD SilIt, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that WEDNESDAY. 9th May 1850,
will adjudieate Office ut IL O'Clock NJ the above
my27t v. DUPLESsIs, Comptroller.
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NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL

n NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ IRON W0RKS-The undersigned beg leave 70 inform
the public and builders generally that they manu-
VIZ featuring all kinds of Architectural and Building Iron
Work he, foundry of Magnolia and Erao streets.
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
uns yenators ind Sash Weights and f all orders Of
every description Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
~ BENNETT 4 LURGEs Davdson's Row,
ieuH Garondelet street
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Tho Board Of Trustees HAYS resolved 10 interest," Of
psr cent. cash on outstanding certificates Of Profits
the holders thereof to legal
the SECOND MONDAY In August proximo.
Also to declare dividend OF FORTY PER CENT. 40 per
cent? the Earned Premiums Of tho Company for the
year ending sOh june 1850 for which certificates will be
Issued IA and sitter the FIRST day OF October next
resolved further that after eserving One Million Of Dol
lars Profits outstanding certificates Of Profits of the
issue year 1856 be redeemed and after the Second
Monday in August proximo, well pay FORTY PER
CENT of certificates Profits Of the issue Of 1851 and
10th Of September nexerest thereon to frc
Both June ult.
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mo. 5I3l
Rssofred adjudication by the Comptroller of
constructing brick sidewalks boTdered by curbsones
cutters side of Lafayette Avenue,
Goodchidren John the Baptist street. to D. Whesecnr
M Tbos Harta 81 per running foot including the turning
Of corners the is hereby rejected by the Com
mon Council of the city Of New Orleans 8 s S5
Resore further the Comptroller be and he is hereby
readueate said the lowest bidder
after five days notice in the official journal areeaby to spech
the Surveyor the adjudication BIO subject the
| approval rejection Of the Common Council.
fSigfedI JOHN 7. MONROE,
I President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[SgnedJ J. o. NIXON.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April q, 1860.
[Sgnedl 8 GERARD STITH. Mayor,
Notice hereby given that WEDNESDAY 9th May 1861
will audcate at Office at u o'clock NJ the above con-
tract. lIssH Y ~ s3ts3
my2 It v. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller
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Notice hereby given THURSDAY the 10th of May,
1866 will adudcate my office, II O'Clock NJ the above
a
All " PLESSIS, Conlntrolier
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMP
III NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE No. IS CAMP STREET.

Amount of Premiums for the year ending December
Profits Tor the year III ~
Slst December, 1863 A4l0f "
The Trustees have declared dividend Of THIRTY-EIGHT
per cent after paying SIX interest all the out
standing scrip and redeem in cash the Of 1886
Reasonable scrip payable in cash and sitter tho
18th February Certificates year deliverable
and after the 18th March, 1860.
New Orleans January 8 iSsO ,alo srs
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Z CoMPTRoLLRR's ORrICE,
City Of New Orleans April q, 1860
mo. 5103.1
That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
SELL notice. contract for making bitches to all
that part of the Seventh Ward comprised between
Margny Canal 81 Bernard Genlly Road and the
Railroad the work be done according spec
Gcations to be furnished by the City Surveyor.
fSigned9 y. o. NIXON, ~
-ire President Board OF Aldermen.
@ tSignedl JOHN 7. MONROE
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April 81, 1860.
[Sigredl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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OLD AND PURE RYE WHIsh ~ g E osf'e'
~ old and sore aaa F,sfsr .
fall q
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T#sf'' NHfneHs Wall loF me--i love f0u.ss
When Ralph swallowed the contents of the phial,
he expected to awake in the other wsrld. He was
mistaken. The phiai contained only narcotic,
and he was very much astonshed, on opening his
eyes. to find himself in bed, and to see the sun
shining through the curtained windows. A
| woman sat by the bedside, TWAS Fulmen! but
no longer the pale sad Fuimen, with livd lips and
/ form enveloped in winding but Fulmen,
fresh, radiant, Joyous, in the same costume which
! she wore at the fancy ball.
The reader will understand the explanation of
all this more readily than the young yiscount,
whose head was somewhat confused from the ef-
fects Of the narcotic. The young girl had wished
to put the sudden passion Of her ballroom lover
70 the test and with some difficulty she had per-
spaded her fond old father, and her cousin Her.
mine, to lend themselves to the mystiecation.
little ingenuity, some invisible assistance with
transparent glove of serpentskin aided by the
native superstition Of the young Scotohinan, were
all that were necessary to the success Of thu
scheme.
We need not say that the viscount, when he re
covered bis senses was very glad to exchange hi
phantom bride for living one. a
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
- BosTIcK 4 SEYMOUR. q
>'--ssz BREWSTER l. zACHARIE, -
IS Front rsvss and g Fulton gsess vo
Manufacturers and Dealers in STOVES and TIN WARE
wssIsss!s ma Retail oofrER, TIN and SHEET IRON
We respectfully call the attention Of commission and
IA ~s sss "a a =
Heating Stoves comprising almost kind In existence
apS S6sns css
al kinds q Wsses suitable d o y Cooking and
Manufacturers q the CREOLE COOKING STOVE 50 well
adapted for the Of Hotels Planters etc., to which invite
Sole agents tchslrs Premium Lightning Rods
which viii be said At msaafaeturer's prices;
Particular attention paid to Al kinds e Houss and
Pipes and all kinds Of Copper Tin and Sheet Iron Work
szp'H wArEaxAs. oHAs. ". WATERWAY.
s,~saemA j. WATERWAY & BROTHER,
IMPORTERS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS In
Hardware.
SMITHS, AND
| AGRICULTURAL TOOLS,
FISH AND SHRIMP sEINEs.
| TACKLE, NETS, ETC., etc.
| SIGN OF THE ANVIL, IA MAGAZINE STREET,
| oily corner Of Common street, New Orleans
| DREMIUM FLOWS AND SCRAPERS-
$500 YosT's PATENT PREMIUM
| PIoyvs and Scrapers,
! For sale by G. H. SLoCoMB 4 CO.,
| Sole Agents,
| d9 im No. 81 Canal ST. and 80 to IS Common st.
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DYEING............DY EING..
BoNTEMPs. DYER AND sooURER,
No. 60 Bourbon street, g.-f7sztg ~
Has the honor inform the public that he has Just assumed
business of the Dyain Establishment No. rs Royal
and that he sl heretofore with the
ion for which he is celebrated 800
Te manner In which, for the ast twelve years be has sa
led he of bis establishment Bourbon
guarantee for those whs may honor him with their
patronage. e7-y
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Great Passenger and Freight Route
i q L II L. y q L i, IL

'E'RAN ELEs and Merchants Virginia. tennessee The
Il htSy IN par III Georgia AMI tr Nui ltTi Aiba
Ia ami Mississippi, are informed thu through
Ia NIGER Freight line has been ur.4t. ail nov
sahni"- t"irc "ee& between ltH,hHJi-, Va, New
YORK; ~ thr Sou-sie Railroad Int 4iI thence Il,
New York by The New York and Virginia steamship on
steh iid line II hrst class Side urn
to"n, all RbnHpae
Insane affords advantages above nil others the ch.,
's ana most hgrteahe roGir Passengers lrtiellaF,
tpst coming over iohE iinC OF railroads. board
III" steamships the the reach lynchLurg
AMI i' large STATE ro"ns and all the acruiuuu IA
lions 10 be found IN te best steamships u snort
voyage t! are ia Ne" ora, perfectly Rested and realty
business faH>'se mona l.nAhtg TO Ne" urk Fare
Stale Room GA steamers included. &l2.
As freight tpnic This line shortest and best between
New YORK and tse south West. usnis run uluy
Side Inc "arHrs at the south idle COMPANY al CIV
i"hi' ana h' Is no drayage al tIpod> thng being
uasltrad Immediately fron the Steamships ars, and
Wlh Tue greatest dHaei HE iob'Wiu- rarin through
hhrS mas beeh A-tced b. the sleans an
company! hat all goods forwarded charge. Shpu.ts
Wshg 10 avail iAsoNcs OF through rates must nay,
thelr goods marked care ol nhtrlad Agent, City Point
Ia Is fEOM NEW lUkK 10 LIZ NClIBlt kti
goes. cts is 80 a.
LEE, EoCkE X TAYLOR, Agcnis I.ynchburg Va
SAMLG BAPIl> x Co, Agents Petersburg Va
LCDLAM ~ HlESEklN, Ag'is, rs Bruadwa9 Y
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Stop the Thief

- TOLEN from The subscriber on MONDAY lin. oub dor -,
- July $50 boz tail BAY HORSE, ave years ODD: IS
tied horse, carries his head high wei in harness mi
has MARKS his rlmp. caused by trIn rnnnd IN ~
stat has on YER good saddle aud ble worm from fifteen
to twenty doll RS. ~ ~ "'''en
The mi Is but hnan. he gave his name to the sub.crhe
as ABRAHAM 81 GUkNHEIMER, bat NAY, si O.. ,.,,,NJ
Tint his real nan,r is PHILIP KAHN lie {. n.nr
Three Years old dbou ,c feet gh inches tail has IA
PNion, short sandy hair aud red mous,ach. had @
"o,tn 'esl,n Probable may haNc ci,hi,r
Inc sdosctip.r mas since armed that he
anu has committed Tx Offences before fnpk h. ia
ms way 10 "'h "riha or Hou.h western fyina a. he i
Is pace i"f hrisNile, Va hut has been sen nj @
place. link lie liking across the country ru a. na
public places. GFo u, I'M I'm, 10 aVoih
Prince Edward c H. July IS isfa-iv 8i.,Ii AALs'
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RALLY WINGS, AND CONSTITU-
TIONAL UNION MEN

We have heretofore appraised our readers Of the
determination of the Union men Of Lynchburg to
have a grand rally in this city, on "Wednesday,
the eighth Of August, to which VIC invite every
body. As there will be present humber Of en-
nent and able gentlemen, members Of our parry,
we are DESTROYS that our country friends should
avail themselves Of the opportunity to hear them
discuss the political sues of the day. Arrange.
ments will lie made to occupy the entire day. anil
half the night perhaps, in public speaking and
we are authorized TO say that our citizens VIII
accommodate. as lar as practicable, tito.e WI
come IRON abroad Let all give day To ti.e'r
country, tina, they may take counsel together. ."
instructed in the duties Of patriotism, and fret
anew with determined zeal to rescue the ga
eminent from the spoilsmen. agltafo:s and che
mics Of the Constitution md the ,nIau. 1bp
class frs, namci na,e robbed the country; Will
The issicr seen, II be intent upnn plotting rev
luton, the result OF which 1t is ieatnl 10 contem
plate There are breakers ahead. and Il become
every true ma: every lover Of our Constitutional
Union to lie up and doing We appeal TO 'h'
" algs OF Lyncuburg, and the surrounding c"nf'
try; and to patriotic men vi every party, touuttt
i'll sending iorth tom this place On The eighth
August, an iniluence that Will be felt IN escI
Iart u the STATE and aid IN securing the hie
sanction Of cur old Common wealth, to the oul
national ticket nuw before the people.
LEI US have glorious rally
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Ir. Eyerett's Statosnan,hip.

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in Roxbuty. Ma.sachusett-. last sysk SAW =
The meeting in RpIbuty. lsst night. Nasasplen.
did success surprising the highest participation
0f the friends Of the cause. Nut only was the
hall packed tn il. utmos, capacity. but the streets
were filled With dense crowd Of many thou
sands. The enthu ,is.ln. both within doors and
without, was immense. The speakers were heard
with the ms; gratifying attention. and greeted
with the most anmatng applause Many men
se.e pre.ent. who. 81 late years. have rarely been
seen a, political gatherings. Many persons OBJ
served thu, it reminded them Of tie Harrison
canraigu.
The Speech Of Mr.. Gemge 7. Curtis was an ad
mirabie and stat,smsnlike examination o! the
whole question at issue clear, logical and con
vincng; aud in its decorun and good taste, a
anppy contrast To the trivial trash which the
-leakcrs OF the Republican party have offered to
their meagre and weared audiences.
Mr.. Sal,on-tall spoke with his usual animation
and feryor lie is the worthy inhsrtor Of an Illus
tIIous name.
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party) who have 80 long monopoliIcd both bed
and board, making us,like wood's delegation a.
Charleston. stand on, in the cold.-shaii, on The
9Th Of harch next be driven from the board and
'.put 70 bed )" and IS Shakespeare has 10.
ITO sieep. 70 dream;-
And IN thu. sleep, what dreams may comes"
The flesh pots; sn empty treasury the broken
and scattered fragments Of once victorious par
ty, will be The phantoms that will disturb to
sleep and fill the dreams If the e1iie9 Demoera-
cyl
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L,uIs PHILIPPE AND PR1ScE JEa NE.-rhe
Paris correspondent Of The London Times says:
Every one has remarked that in the biosrapi
cal sketches furnished on authority for the pro-
viucial papers, or in Iced in any of them which
have appeared in the Partisan press, there rs no
aiusion To Prince Jeromes request to fix his resi-
dence in Paris, in lS47, having been granted by
thu Government OF Louis Philippe. II was even
said that orders were given to avoid all meniou Ut
the fact and il is no oubi believed that his ARR
val in PARIS was subsequent IL the ovation ct his
nephew to the Presidency OF the Republic. Now
thi. is Unfair both 10 Prince Jer me and the III <
Of the Fr.n:h. fhe Prime waS MOI only rermt
ted ii res lie in Paris with his sou. FRINGE Napo-
leon, bn he sousth and obtained IN lntetsIew
" tn l. us Pailippe. WHO was then at ST. Cloud.
rns f,ili.s iours vi tho saloon were tbruwa open
u receive hun, though. oriin- etiquette, the
ompl,lneut was only paid crowned had: aud
HE Prince express ed himself touched by the dtten-
tim OF the k;ng, who receive him most g1ac,ens-
iy. The Prince, moreover. ublaIUel from til. Gp-
y"rnment Il Lou, Philippe The grant oi a pension
OF 10000 >. -ubject t. the approval ot the Cham
ber VI Deputies aud tliis nj irohai would assured
ly hav. teen granted luz t,r tse overthrow Of
the GJyeramet by the revolution oi February. 1
believe he solicited tie Vote II certain deputies
waen the bill should he brought before the Cham
ber Tnerr also something sad # II lrncr's
the lnyalIieS, and la l. ais Philippe remained
Oh the throne II Is prJ:u!e that tins very hutur al
wish would also have ben .ratihei
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ADmrI'SAL by THE Cry II W ,suINGroN The
Liverpool psf says positively thar the govern
meet viii disaow "a too the proposed transfer
ol ia" Galway line Of steamers to the Montreal
Company.
Lisp y. Tuesday Evening -Conscls closed at
93},9jt-
There a good demand for money a, Bank
rates.
PARIS, the l7th.-Ren.es have declined 10 6Sf,
9Oc
1t is said that private orders have been given
to the ench press to say as little possible ubout
Cav, baldi.
Tie wheat crop in France promise an abundant
harvest.
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VERMONT DEMoCc.ric CoNyE,rIpH. M9NTPE-
IIEH. July 2J,..--Ihe Democratic State CauNen
TIN to Nominate ale oi GERS and electors ut large
WAS held to day. JOAN Il. SAKE, ii burlington, Wis
dominated Tor 1vernor; -epnea tnlnl-, u West
farley, Tor Lieutenant Governor: James ). Thur
stpu of Montpelier. for Tretsl.er; Electors Al
large Isaac Is. Is ,mIitcn. Of Burl5n,.in AM Paul
Dillingham;, al Waterbury. rae Convcnuon Nd,
ltrS aad unalim pas tr ID 1ugiaS aad johnson.
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Tn1 P@INcE OF Wales. II l!lt,x. jay Is
Ihn city l. cfoNd.i with pers"ns from all ,e,tpus
deN't rs nj Nj Tossing 10 apr aching iesnNitcs
IN htnor vi tne Prince OF " ai,s. II. Will luud
mere on NJ RiIy, 'ti.d tine na>t extensive pfenati-
tt"n> ARE ma%i"g 10 give lr..t nhcy 10 the e.eht.
Ine uoNe:bpt liar issue II r,iaii lnutlon, order-
l"g tnat Monday AM TUESDAY he Observed as ho
auy-.
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We take the following letter from the Richmond
Dispatch:
A GKArFYIxG LGr.ga-The following letter is
from gentleman re,llins III Richmond tor several
years. He has iett his name and address oar OH
lDsphteh) III order that hose hD may desire further
information regarding the interesting descriocd
in his letter ma, be enabled 10 obtain 1t:
The following Is statement OF the Illness an re-
co'ery from Consumption OF ii member OF nv family:
some years since she was violently affected with cold
followed Jy disagreea6r cough. hcl WAS increa,-
ed by additional cold, until severe pam commence
eli IN the lett side, and region Of the heart aecompa-
med with violent cough, hight aud day. Such was
lie severity Of The cohg aud The distress arising irom
II suhocalnS sensation IN lying GoNn, that she was
compelled 10 sleep bo!steIed up Ia bed. There was "A
great difficulty IN breathing thick yellow matter was
'au6Aed up from the lungs, occasionally mixed with
piood-in quantity nearly half punt IA day.
Her strength MAS wasted, ther, was great oppres
son OF the ehe.t, with rafting sound IN breathing
her face wa, flushed with hectic !cer aud the e, es
burned with peculiar brliliaucv
Under snch circumstances we 90 III not doub, that
hef lahss we're much affected, we had no hope OF
her recovery. Such was her state, with the symo-
toms Increasing IN violence when She commenced in
haIlas n le"tel Vapors I'm Ter the direction OF Dr.
Hunter
We had not long to wait for evidences of improve
ment. The cough soon became less severe-the mat
ter raised from the langs IN large quantities with
out much caeH, tue oppression IN breathing went If
hectic fever disappeared her rest became comlorta-
ble and her appetite aud strength returned.
In month she was out OF danger, AMI in-.wo per-
tcctIy restored 10 health. Several years have since
elapsed aud she continues free from all trace OF the
disease.
Tins happy result We feel was due entirely to the
use OF nhaation and un Ter this con, iction fee. it
my duty TO give tins statement vi facts.
RICHMOND, June 10, lsGQ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-31
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