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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CRY AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night reported to the
City Council the following receipts and ex-
penditures for the week ending on Saturday
last, together with the amount of money re-
naming in the Treasury at that time:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

Boy RUN OvER.-A lad, about eight years
of age, whose name we could not learn, was
run over by buggy, on Walnut-street, near
Fifth, yesterday afternoon. and slightly in
iured.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

At thirty years date, bearing per cent
interest, dated August O. lSi0.......... 50 200 OO
At thirty years date, bearing per cent
interest, dated January Ii, lSiO........ 2l5OO OO
At thirty years date, bearing per cent.
interest, dated January l. 1910. .......... 22OOO 10
At thirty-fve years date, bearing per
cent interest, dated January Is, lslO.. 100000 on
At thirty five years date bearing per
cent. interest, dated January 20 ls40.. 10000 w
At thirty five years date, bearing per
cent. interest, dated January %, $780,. 10000 90
Bearing per cent. interest from January
/, lSiS, and made payable at the pleas
ure of the Legislature, and dated De-
cember %, aOs,g6S ~
for interest State bonds, and same
dated July s. 1850, and made payable at
the pleasure of the Legislature, and TO
bear interest at the rate of per cent
per annum from January /, IS5O......,,. OlOOl 50
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02
COVINGTON NEWS.

POLICE CoURT.-Four persons were fined
tritling sums, for petty offenses in the Police
Court, yesterday.
DEPUTY MARSHAL FINED.-Joseph Zaney,
Deputy Marshal of West Covington, was yes
terday fined Sl8 and costs by Justice ShrJck,
on charge of disorderly conduct.
BELL AND EVERETT MASS MEErIYG.-A
grand mass meeting of the Union party will
be held at the College Green, this evening
Hons. Garrett Davis. j. NJ. Harlan, j. Scott
Harrison, and other distinguished speakers
are expected to be present.
CONDITION OF THE STATE School FUND
We take the following exhibit of the condi-
ton of the State School Fund from the re-
port of Hon. Robert Richardson, State Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction, recently
published:
The whole amount of State bonds and bank
stocks held by the Board of Education is
81, 455,3 ,332 o. This sum embraces two bonds
issued by the Governor for surplus due the
several counties, (the counties to which such
surplus was due being alone entitled to draw
interest thereon( amounting to $55,O62 O2;
l35 shares of stock in the Bank of Kentucky,
belonging to the general common school
fund, and amounting to $73,5 and the
bonds, belonging to the general fund, bearing
six per cent. interest as follows:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

The Per CAPITA.-The Passenger and City
Passenger Street Railway Companies yester-
day paid their per capita tax, due the city
for the month Of June, as follows:
City Passenger Company 81, ,2O2 u
Passenger SCI 50
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02
FOUND.

ENOUND-HOkSE-0 Monday evening, July 30,
~ large bay Horse and q small black Pony The
owner have them by calling at the Grocery store
Of JOSHUA MORRISON, In Pendleton, and paying
expenses. au2-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

AMERICAN dolu..'........A prem. 4Oc prem.
Sas a1S da5.p @ ts Gg aS SS
from old Wheat, which, owing to scarcity would
ony 80 fUa @ SssnSs % wS.@ RI ' sSaShi Sh
and rates were lower; 800 barrels being disposed Of
confined to small lots. Wheat was In good request,
and advanced &C. per bushel, closing hrm al the
dull while Barley was nominal for old, and in fair
export inquiry for new. No alteration In Groceries
The Imports and Exports of the various articles
during the twenty-four hours ending yesterday noon
as follows:
Inports-Apples i2i brls Barley, 763 bush Butter.
81 packages Corn, l2,s5g bushels; Cheese, 22 boxes:
ShSs s Sead a. I Gsgs FlHHpE Ss Drs Hy 50 bales Hogs
HSshlt sl2 bush Oats SSss Bushsls; Pork and Bacon.
,Erport.-APpes, bris. Butter, dss pkss; Candles.
sss lss bris; Oats is6 bushels Pork and Bacon, 50
hhds Salt, ioi brls Wheat, l,2o bushels; Whisky
ruesday's. New York Times observes in regard to
The market for Money opens the present week with
an abundant supply on demand loan, five per cent.
being the general rule of the street. The terms are
Of Ss S % pef Ssn on P@Rsr
Ghohce l sixty day, ILLS drawn from Cuba, and
$ % H ndSsd S G & so at 2
per cent. Lenders generally demand 616@7 psr
shape for Wednesdays steamer, the Africa, direct
p;lt+a. are about the selling rates to-day; some Of
the leadtng drawers holding u higher.
Bank Statement: ~
This will be generally regarded a bad statement
me Bank expansion was too large last week for
the season of the year, and confessed to be by
the conservative Bankers; now It is increased
S6ib,sl5, Tho Bank Loans are within a million OF
Si5O,UOO0a at the commencement OF August, when,
as every one knows, they must expect for six weeks
or two months an active demand for Money from the
merchants; such position, TO say the least, con
firms the opinions which the mercantile Community
ut large entertain with regard to the wisdom of the
principal Bank managers. The Specie return s un-
eNpectedly unfavorabe. IL was expected, as there
had been no direct Shipment during the week that
the Banks would show increase of Bullion,
arising from their receipts from the interior SO far
from this being the case, IL they lost money
even before Saturdays heavy shipment, sl,sOO,OCO
were taken from them In every light the above
statement must be regarded as u bad one, and one
which calls for caution among merchants.
Land Warrants are thus quoted In New York:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

From the above statement it will be seen
that there was abalance in the City Treasury
yesterday evening of $359,O8s so.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

COUNTY FINANcEs.-The following table
will show the receipts and disbursements OF
the county during the month of July:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

The New York papers say the population
of that city will not fall much below fe0o Ooo.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

EOR SALE-A Retail Stock of Groceries, No
II tions and Variety Goods, with the goodwill of
well-established business and five years lease on
the store. Also, good Building Lot In the most
important part OF the city. The proprietor being
compelled to quit business, will offer the same on
very favorable terms. For further information ap-
tom Ky. A small Farm, twenty or twenty five miles
in the country, will be taken us part payment. The
aJy3l-aw' G. q. RUST.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02
PERSONA &.

nDERSONAIr-Persons in town or country want
ing male or female help, can be suited, free Of
but tho.e who can come well recommended need
appy' Particular pains taken In procuring reliable
help. aul-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

ENOR SALE-Steam Engine and Boiler, now in
I' use at Nos. 90 and lO1 Walnut-street, whore
they can DO seen at any time. Englne-Cylinder,
yalye attached, and cast-iron bed Boller-Length,
my23-tf HARRISON & WILSON.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

WANTED-F0R CASH-A Dwelling -house
w and Lot, north of Third and west Of Vine
worth $1,000 or 5000. w. II. PHILLIPS,
Jy2S-f S3 West Third-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-GRoCERY-On Front, between
y hsce and Vine streets, No. 1Q2.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

GNOR SALE-TwO NEW BRICK HOUSES
~ Five rooms and n kitchen each; well located in
the western part of the CITY. VIII pay over ten per
Hu2.a Tchp Commercial /
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

E0R GR0CERY-Long- = -esta ablished, fit-
ted up In the best manner, and has large cash
trade. The stock fixtures, lease and GOODWILL can
be bought for one-half cost Apply to HALE i CO.
IDS Walnut-st, an2-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

NVANTED-Partn in the liquor business, with
w capital Of from 81 900 to 5000, and a clerk
with 1900 or over, TO travel part Of the tlme with
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

FOR SALE-A valuable pair of bay horses, to-
NJ gether with carriage, harness, &C. late the prop
erty OF Mrs; NJ. X. Gwynne. A family desiring
safe and reliable span Of horses, with carriage &c
will do well to call Immediately as they will be sold
cheap for cash or approved short-time paper. Will
be sold separately II desired For particulars apply
to JOHN REEVES, Trustee,
sug2 DE- 30 West Third-st., Masonic building.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

ENOR SALE-3O,OQO acres of Railroad Land
situated on the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad,
lowa-for sale cheap. AltO, Lands and Town Prop
eTty on the Illinois Central, Clinton, Dewitt Co..
ILL., to exchange for property in or about the city Of
Cincinnati. Titles good, and every thing warranted
and represented correctly. Apply soon to A, M
DYE, 43 East FOurth-st jy2S-am%
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

NOR SALE-BAROUCHE- good Barouohe, in
hrst-rate order, nearly new, will be sold low for
do well to call soon. Apply 10 HALL, CARROIL 4
CO., is and II East Cofum blast iy27-h%
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

WANTED-To RENT-A house and stable at
w tached, IN the Western part of the city. Ad-
dress CLARK, IO1 Mound-st. jy3l-d"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04

In Common Pleas
CuyalOga COun-
ty, Ohi0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04
FROM 81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.
The Republican publishes the speech delivered by
Major Jackson, Governor elect who smoke In tie
Sgeekenri9ee Convention, and since claimed BY the
therefore cOmmittse of Douglas men recenfly NJ
pointed, inquired whether he Intended 10 suppoft
Douglas or Breckenridge. - 'FF
His speech yesterday was reply 70 the iuterropn-
lions propoundec By the committee
He commenced BY stating that he ne,er ,,.s m o
anxious to be understood. He desired The Stteptf5
of every one present.
/ stated emphatleallT before election that be-
Hsved flouTlaG 10 be the nominee Of the iemocrati
party and 90 now believed, He spoke Of his eforis
10 secure harmonious action between the DemOcTatic
Central Committee and the breckenridge Conven
tOn and regretting the failure and challenged any
breckenridge man present 70 say he uttered any re-
mark IN the Convention indicating that be had
changed or designed supporting Breckenridge and
Lane.
M then gave bis reasons for supporting Douglas,
sayinF, 10 prevent all misapprehehsion, / now say
am ior D0uRla5 that Il s my duty 70 support bin,
ana % / I've until N0FembaIi j VII vote for hin
slEg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04
UHERIEFS sALR-PURSUANT

GHERIFFS SALE-PURSUANT
~ 10 the command Of an order of sale issued from
.ne Court Of Common Pleas Of 0uyAhoga County, at
the suit Of FrslsriCk Mead ana others. plaintiffs,
gains OrisOn Cathan, defendant, 10 me directed,
shall oer for sale at public auction at the door OF the
Court House Ia the City Oi Cleveland said county,
N the 2Uth day OF October, lo6O, at o'clock F. N
the following described lands aud tenements, TO Wit
lsI. Situate in the township Of orange, Cuyahoga
county, Ohio, known as 40 acres in lot L. tract 2
bounded north by the north line said lot; west By
line Of ~ acres Of land decided by .. Cathan
and wife 20 Isaac Luce; south by the south line on
aid lot 4; east by line lar enough from said
Luce's line TO contain 40 acres. Appraised at $500
3D. Situate in Orange township, CnyahOga county,
Ohio; being tract q lot l. bounded ard north
by lot lines OF lot /; south by land sold to A o. Gard
ur; and west by line 30 Tar west make 81 and
56-IOO acres. Appraised az $50.
3D. Situate in the township of Orange, in the conn
y Of Cuyahoga and State OF Ohio ana is bounded as
follows, and known the east part the west ODe
hundred acres lot No. 2 in tract 2 and is known
all that part OF said hundred lying east of
the centre Of the present Travelled road, running
north and south through said hundred acres and 70
contain siXtysX 7lUacres, being the same land COLI
veyed by 5erenus and Jane Burnett to Orison Cath
an, October 10TH 1850, vol 81, pages 81 and 70. APP
praised 1t S25OO, H
= Ith Thes E corner Of sub lot No I4g Grnyes' al
lOtment IN the village Of ChagTin Falls, Cuyahgh
county UhiO and is 80 feet front and 426 feet deep
and on corner Of Main and River Streets Appraised
at S5UO.
9th Part OF sub lot Is6 in the Graves allotment in
the lage Of Chagrin Falls, county Of Cuyahoga and
state Of Ohio and is the south part of Loo feet in N
n. corner OF said lot, ing 50 ieet front on West
street, and 10 feet deep. Appraised at $500.
9th Also, part Of said sub lot 1856 in said Graves
allotment, being west part OF l7l feet In s. E. cor
ner Of said lot and 8 90 eet front River street and
lO2 5-l2 feet deep. Appraised at sou.
d. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Adams & Canhsld, Pits Attys. sept2O:305
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04
THE PRINCE WITH THR PRESIDENT.

Baron Renfrew arrived at O'Clock by special
train. There were about /, 900 spectators at the
station, evincing intense anxiety Ogbtain a view
Of his person, and in this they were gratifed -
They greeted his appearance with cheers I'm
mediately on the arrival of the train, Gen. Cas-
WAS introduced to Lord Renfrew by Lord Lyons
when the former said he had the pleasure OF vel
coming his lordship TO Washington in the name
Of the President and with his lordship's perni is
sion he would accompany HIM to the Executive
Mansion. There were present with Gen. Cass
MesErs Henry and Buchanan, nephews OF the
President, each formerly his Private Secretary.
and on this occasion representing the Presidents
tamily. Several carriages Of the President To-
gether with those Of Secretaries TOucey Cobb,
Thompson and Cas- and Lord Lyons were In
waiting 20 convey the party 70 the White House
Lord RenfreW rode thither in company with
Gen. Cas-. Lord Lyons, and the Duke Of New.
castle. Upon arriving at the mansion, where the
President was in waiting to receive him, heswas
presented TO him by Gen. Cas-, and received
cordial welcome. Lord Lyons then performed
the ceremony Of introducing the suite. As these
proceedings were private, the gates Of the Presi-
dents grounds were closed against intrusion and
attended by police officers
II Is q noticeable fact that Cen. Cass, who un-
der the theory Of the British Constitution was
born British subject, his nativity being before
the treaty Of peace, received the Prince in the
name Of the President. Besides, he was present
~ the coronation Of the Princes mother.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04
NEW YORK NlARKET-ooT. ..
IbY rKLEaRAPa.I

ELOUR-The market opened quiet and steady
az about yesterdays prices with only moderate de-
mand TOT 60 port aud home consumption, and closed
heavy and slightly IN favor Of hhYers,
Sales were lS,NO hbla, at S6,2Aa1,s6 for suporhne
state t0,fah, % tor extra Btate 2ah 30 tor super
nue. western; 70 for common 20 medium extra
CANADIAN FLOUR Quiet and staady sales
are 40 bbs, At S5,dO091,dO tor common to choice
RYE FLOUR-Quietan and steady, s9SOat,lO for
common TO choice suPerhne
CORN nIEAIl-pull with small salos Jersey at
$500, and Brandywine AT $3.50.
WHlSk N--u imand moderate and market with
ont striking change. Sales are 3O bbla at sA@
NHEAT-There is a moderate iemaud Tor wheat
and prices without striking change. Spring planty
and freely offered, while winter IL only in moderate
supply Hnd brings full prices. Sales winter red
western Ot 81 2Ssi, ~ Tor common 90 primes SI,2gl6
liSO, ioryory choice; Chicago sprug at Sl,l4al,l5
for common to prime: Milwaukee c nb ~ Si2Odl ,2i
at slaSgl 40 white Michigan Ht Sl,3al,A5i wiuter
red western on shiPboard, equal TO Sly.
kLE-Qulet and hrm at 7s6fS0c.
BARl.EH-Active and trIner. Sales l,OoO bush
At 769sOo.
CORN-In limited supply and a shade firmer,-
sales 81 00O bush Al 6g7Jc, ahoat, for mixed vest
ern; 7nc In store
PORK-Hervy for mess, and steady for prime.
Sales SO bbls q $751; 2 p20 for new mess SlsOu for
prime.
BEEF-The Market is Quiet aud unchanged -
aies are $50 bbs at t4,0Atn4,23 for country prime
t3O0056O for country meas; ST@ 10 fJr rep'd mess;
Nlu,5uQql !, 90 for extra mess.
PRHlIE MESS BEEF-Dull aud nominally un-
BEEF II AHIs-Dun aud nomiually unchanged
CUT AiEATs-Yery dun, at sA@sc for should
LARD-MarksT steady and active. Sales are
500 bhls at I2bS01is5fc
BUTTER selling at li@l5c for Ohio; l6@2lo
CHEESE-steady with moderate business doing
at 9@ll'Rc tOr Inferior to prime,5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04
FELEGRAPHIC.
YeateEdaY AiternoonIs Report.
FROM BOSTON.

husruNt Nct. =.
The alioth annual meeting OF she American
Board of Commissioners Tor Foreign Missions
was called 10 order la fremont Temple at four
O'Clock this J.. a. by the Rev. DR.. Hopkins, trest'
dent,
Amer prayer and singing, the Trcasurer's re
port was read, acknowledging 1922 eco received,
81 400 IN the treasury. Reports were read by the
Secretary concerning the mission, which are gem
orally prosperous.
The annual sermon was preached et night 70 an
OyerdowinR house by Rev. S W flasher, D. D.
His subject was, The manifestation Of Divine
Providence 20 make the American missionary
nation
are being entertained here as guests OF the ctu'
aens Of Rogtnn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04
Last Night's Report.
THE PRINCE IN PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, IA, Oct. ..
The Prince was serenaded during the night by
the Capital Band. Long before the hour when
he was announced 10 leave the hotel, thousands
OF people had congregated to get glimpse OF
him, q large portion of whom were ladies.
In q conversation the Prince and Duke of New
castle expressed themselves highly gratited with
their visit to America.
Politics were thrown aside, even here, TO do
honor 10 the nations guest.
At 9o'clock the cOrtege emerged from the hotel,
and the thousands sent up shouts Of applause,
while the ladies waved their handkerchieis. The
Prince was driven in an open carriage drawn by
four beautiful grays, the property of an enthusi-
astlc Irishman
The party, consisting of the Prince, Mayor
Kepner, the Duke of Newcastle and Lord Lyons
drove through Front street, on the bank OF the
Susquehanna, 10 the Capitol, followed by other
carriages containing the committee. They ahght
ed at the Capitol and paid visit to the Gov
ernor I'm his private apartments. Gov Packer
addressed the Prince In appropriate terms. The
Prince briefly replied, expressing his sincere
sense Of the high honor conferred on him in the
capital of the great State Of Pennsylvania. The
Prince and suite with the Governor, then visited
the Capitol buildings, and after viewing the
scene from the dome Of the Capitol, the party
started for Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04
PROGRESS OF THE PRINCE.

HAREISbIkGh, OCl- ).
Daron Renfrew and suite arrived here at IL o.
clock last night At all the Important points
along the road great crowds collected to see the
train pass. Atall tile places where the train
stopped the Prince showed himself az the rear
car, much TO the qualification of the assembled
crowd.
Descending the mountain, the Prince and his
friends rode upon the locomotive so as to obtain
q better view of the magnificent scenery of the
eastern slope Of the Alleghanies. They express
ed themselves much gratif with their ride.
At Altoona the Princes party was welcomed
by an immense crowd, with much cheering and
enthusiasm.
They passed down the valley OF the beautiful Ju-
niata undor the silvery light Of the full mO0n and
arrived Harrishurgh, where they were received by
a large and enthusiastic crowd, no escorted them
% their quarters at the Jenes House. They leave
Harrisburgh at g p. N. for Washington via Baltt-
m0rp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04
FRn1I NRW YnRK.

NEw IoRk, Get ,.
The SaNonia and Arago have arrived, both
Win dates Of the 18th
Counterfeit 6s and 2's on the Bank of the Re
public Of Boston. are In circulation.
The Mozart Hall Congressional Convention
nominated Benz. Wood In the Sd District, In the
place Of Compton, declined Jas. kerrigan in
The ath f. Ward In the u d, and b, Bradford in
the stu Tammany Hall ratified Woods nomins-
lion.
The Cahawba has arrived with Havana dates Of
the 0sth Markets unchanged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04
BuFFALo mARKeT-ocT. 3.

BT TELEGRAPHi
FLOUR-Moderate demand and the market is
steady.
WHEAT-Market quiet aud steady. Sales 6000
bush No Chicago spring AT Si,t5 1900 red winter
Ohio, Michigan and Indiana a. 81, ,l455@l,l5.
CORN-Markst firm. Sales are 1000 bush at
55d3i6C
OATS-Bettsr. Sales sare 900 bush at 275f@2sc.
CANAL RRFIGHTS-5se on -four; I4'Se1l4%c
on corn; l51sl6c 90 wheat, 70 New York.
LAKE lhIPORTS-ii,0O0 bbls -four; 500 bush
wheati 900 bush conn., 2sO0O bush OATS SOU bush
barley. ...rr .U.r-
CANAL EXPORTs-2OOO bbls four 1000 bush
wheat; 29,O0O bu corn.
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aaeaieiaes. 3
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
,AAMEN.-Read notices In the Tribune since De-.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
sMEN.-Read notices in the Tribune since De-.
srom his Exeollency JAMES D, WESCOTT, GoV-
atln10T q Florida and member Of the u. Seaato:
t.kk y y upward OF twenty-five years afflicted
~ IN elssase IN my family which the best medicine
80 saanf In the country failed 10 cure, but
ELlSn yielae9 IN most satisfactory manner, % the
y heInedes ic0nscisntiOusiy advise their
~ JAS. d. MEsICOII.
~, - a., - hEW XOEE, February, 1858.
Df :. n. BAIDqE-Dear Sir. Some two wears aRo
e1 " inlim@ts lsnlal9 friend had been suffering from
lsillAs q we Nonns whites and derangod menstru-
ation5 together with the attending avu-for57s q
clearly described In yUur adFertisensrt. a11f sr,
phlat5. She had the very best medical sbiii IL ara
city til entirely prQatrated, and her physicien rT
told her that ne thought her life might possibly IL
prolonged little longer uudpr The most iudirious
treatment For two weeks alter that sho Continued
% SINK when came Into your 0flce at the Grss-
lsnberg Medical Institute Gnd related her symp-
toms; As you was cUnndent Of the GrasienberE
MNrshals gatholicOn, In relieving her ale disearg-
ed All the physicians and tried it, though doubling
". PrOYidentlally Il relieved her quickly and fVa
bottles 9utiIely cured. Since then, for near two
years there has not bsen any recurrence Of hscom
plalnti and she e as strong, active and healthy
when young girl. JhO- h. BRIGGS