, 1861-12-21

CHICAGO Consul ABRo4D.-Thc Bristol
Daily Fba, IN English journal, Of q late date,
thus announces the arrival Of q. Eastman,
Esq, Of this city, recently appointed to the
consulate at Bristol.
t'Mr. Q. Eastman, Of Chicago, the newly ap-
pointed United States Consul to this port. has
arrived in Bristol, and in the COURSE of few
days viii assume the duties which have hith-
eIto been SO efficiently discharged BY Colonel
Ward. MF. Eastman comes amongst us under
auspices which augur well for his future popu-
larlty: Not only is he q gentleman Of great
intelligence and high moral principle, but his
views are eminent1y those Of progression, and
he has, moreover, an adherence Of that dark
spot on the escutchcon Of his country, the
abominable system Of slavery.
"Another matter which will doubtless COM
mend Mr., Eastman to the respect Of our citf-
zens is the fact that he has powerful English
sympath1es, and is animated By desire to ce-
ment the strongest feelings Of friendship be-
tween the new and the old countries. A CO.
Bunitt, in his efforts to spread abroad spirit
Of ttuniversal brotherhood,' y he WIS appoint
| ed as one Of the Delegates to the memorable
conference at Frankfort. Subsequently he
| visited England, and was the guest Of Joseph
stulge, and formed friendship With ma: many Of
ference to the unhappy struggle now going On
in his country, ,Mr. Eastman has the fullest con-
fidence in the Ultimate SUCCESS Of the Feder1l
Government. He Is, moreover, strong In his
| that the event will be over-rulcd by ProYi-
dcnce to the good Of the world at large"
| ~ The following, which VIC take from the
New Orleans Pieasas:e, Is couched In unmin'
takable gratitude. TO Dr.. Hunter, and his
system Of treatment for diseases Of the throat
and lungs, no higher testimonial can be furn.
ished by Mt. Wentxel As q tree is known by
its fruits go q good system Of medical treat.
rncnt ia known By its effects:
TESTIMONIAL or ONE OF ouR 1owNsHKH.
15o RoTA1 STREET, II. O., March II, 1851.
70 the Editor Of TAe Pieayune-SR: The
remarkable benefit which hare derived from
Dr. Hunters treatment Of my case by inhala
ton, induces me to make 1t known through
your columns for the benefit of the public
= For eight years I have suffered from bron.
chitis and catar7h, complicated with spasmodit
asthma, I have stesdily grown worse unoel
ordinary medical treatment for years past
nv brestbinr was 30 oppressed that the slight
est exertion rendered life burthen. The daJ
Iplaced myself under Dr.. Hunters cara-the
latter part of January-my suderings were
I beyond description. Hc examined mo care
! fully, prescribed medicines for nc to 1nhals
in different ways. and, happily for me nc
sooner commenced his treatment than found
such relief as never hoped to experience
again ia this world From that day to tht
present moment have gone on eseadny i'm
proving, until to-day my breathing Is ffee,
/ distress has vanished, and thank God agail
for the enjoyment Of fresh alr in my lungs t.
inyigorate and strengthen me. I am now abl'
/ to exercise freely without any oppression IL
breathing, and In abort I feet like victim
+ freed from the grasp Of a relentless enemy
: lam truly. grateful that ever I saw Dr.. Hunter
T and placed myself confidently under his caxe
| Ikiye this statement voluntarily, as duty
owe to those who suffer as I have done.
Yours respectfully, 3. a. WknTzE1-