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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-10
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1O 1863

ofdnsnce materials in The control oi this epsrt-
mens at the beginning of TIRE war, and the
quantities Of these articles which have since
been procured. and the quantities Cl these
articles on hard jane 30lh, 1868. The figures
are immense
TIE operau ne of the Chief Engineer con.
nec,ed with the survey OF the northern ano
nor hwestern lakes have been continued, and
during the past season have consisted la tne
survey OF Portage Z atry on Lake Super Tor, AZ d
IN reeuming the survey IF Ggesn Bay aud Lake
Michigan; also the eyominaiopa of the rhan'
nels OF the ~. Clair Flats, and OF 81. George !
also Of st. Mayy's River, etc.
The details Of the Q19rtefmaster General g
Depsrmsn. are also given sifo the report oi
the Commissry General Of Subsistence. IL Is
believed that tho troops at every point have
been supplied with on abundance of wholesome
food, ana IT, In the movements OF troops, tenn
pOrary want has been felt il Is not owing 10
any wait OF foresight on the part OF tie Gem
MISERY Generals Do oartment.
Tie PGyMaster end Surgeon GeneralsIeport,
with full details, are also given.
A compliment Il paid the military telegraph
and the valuable services il has rendered "a
the Government under the euperintendence ol
Col Stager and Mejor Eckert After alluding
TO somo claims against that department, and
saying that further legislation or u large eppro
pTation will be required to carry them into
effect h. concludes as follows
- 1 may be permitted to express the hope
that the next nusl report f,om thia depart
ment may announce the complete overthrow o
the reb lion, the Te2tOration OF peaca and the
Establishment Of the Uui1n on a sure iounda-
ton Ia oil he bounds OF The United SLG.es."
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class, Will not be objected 10 by The National
Executive and It is suggested as not improper
that, IN constructing loyal State Government
In any State. the manner, the boundary, the
Subdivisions, the constitution. and the Fedora
coee o! laws, es before The rebellion, be main
taned, sufject only 10 notifications made
Necessary by the conditions herelnseiore sta
ted oni such other, II oay, not coatrayeDirg
such conditions which may be deemed expediept
by those formiog the new 8 ate Govern meni.
To avoid Misunderstanding II may be proper
to state that this Proclamation, so far as 1t
relates 81 State Governments, has no refer.
ence TO States wherein loyal State Gov
errme.ts have al the while been main
talned, and for ths same reason it may
be proper to further eay that whetl er
members sent to Congress from sny aie
shall be admitted to seats consAtuhonelly, re- g
* slusivelg with tho respective houses, and
o. to any extent With the Executive; and
still fa Lher, tia, this Proclamation 20 the peo.
pie Of the States wherein the national authority
has been suspended and loyal gate Governments
have been subverted, presents a mode by
which the national eu.horitY over every loyal
State Government msy be established within
said States, or 10 any cf them, and while the
mode presented is the } est The Executive cen
sugges. with his present impressions, it must
not bs understood that another poseio mode
wonld not be accepted.
Given der my har d. al the ctr of Weshineton,
the eigh day Of Dec mter, A. u. IS 3 OF the ln-
IendCnce OF the Uni.ed stste5 OF America The
eghty-eiphto. -
(-igIes) ABRAHAM llNCgLN.
by tfe Pre- den',
WM. II. srwARD Secretary Of tate.
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stesmer Captured by RobsI Pirates,

WARRINGTON, Dac The Treasury Ds-
partmsDt this morning received Information by
telegraph, from au on er OF the rev3Hue at
Portland, OF the recent seizure Of the steamer
Chesapeake The State and Navy Departments
were at once Ilado acquainted with the fact.
and the Treasury ID p'rtment Immediately
ttlaeraphed 10 Col'ecto, BwneY TO send q reve
nus cntier 10 pursuit Of the pirates, tu! b fore
th,s message reached him telegram WAS re-
ceiysd lhs! he had already dispatched tho Miami
or that business.
The State Department telcgraphed 10 our
Consuls s.! 81. Johne, TO detail III Chesapeake.
should she erriva there, ana the Navy DEPART.
msnt telegraphed Commodore Raind, at Port.
land, 10 take on board ligLt artillery and q
detachment OF soldiers from the authorities,
and 90 out IN pursuit Of the Chesapeake In the
Uli.cd States steamer Asgawom.
PORTLAND Me. Dec. 9-The Uni.od States
Cooenl at st. Johns ielegtaphed that it Is
thought the Chesapeake mad proceeded to
Halifsx. We are indebted 10 the Consul for
ell prevlous dispatches about her.
BosToS. Dec The name Of the cam.
mander OF ihs pirates who took the Chesapeake
is Henry Brake. Lieut. Baron. one Of Nor
mans men, Il second in command. They said
they would attempt to run into Wilmington.
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From WashinQtau.
Special D,sgath to the Advertiser and Tribune.
THR PRESIDENTS MEesAGE.

Special Dlegat 10 the Advertiser and Tribune,
THR PRESIDENTS MEseAGE.
WASHINGTON, Dc 9-The first reception OF
the Presidents messa2e was qui'o favorable,
but ss they bsgan TO scan 1t more closely, the
radical wing Of the Aamiuistration party be-
came more cautions in their p. Ass.
II Is regarded as eGectualy settling Mont
pomery Bair's clsim to have spoken Tor the
President in his Rockville spe, ch, bat never
taeless Blair Is said 10 express satisfaction with
Il. Il does not ipdorss Summers views on Ie
construction, yet the frieads OF the latter claim
that it substantially includes and embodes
them.
The pivotal point of the whole message Is
the idea that absolute, complete emancipation
must attend ard bs the basis Of rec obstruction.
The Proclamation in Itself Is supposed TO be
of but little avail without important Congress
sional legislation. If Congress takes up the
question OF all, therefore the susjac Of recon.
struction mus. form a large element 10 this
| winters debates.
Notwithstanding the Cffsrts which have
be,n made to stave 1t eff IL Is now sure that
while Chase's Mozut Hall speech did not
exactly Indicate Nc L'ncoln's views. 1t came
nearer 10 forcshsdowiug his poll y than any
other utierance, either tom Cabinet Mlniste,
or others.
Mr.. Llrcoln's frend' claim tina! the mossage
will prove one Of the nest popular State paqer'
ever printed.
WASHINGTON Dec. 9-Tne annual report o
the Secretary Of the Treasury on the finances
will Le laid before Congress tomorrow a
i
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Virginia Legislature.

WASHINGTON Dc. The LEGISLATURE Of
Old Virginia completed It's Organization today
at Alexaudria. Governor PerpOiat's message
was delivered t. both houses IL contains al
argument against secession. and another IN
fAvcr of the emancipation Of oil the slaves in
the State, with a recomn enda'ion that the
Legislature soall cal convention Of the
people 10 secure the alterations of the Consti-
tutor 10 that eSd. Iu answer to the assertion
that mjD itY of the people OF tn
State were rebels he urges that felon5 and
paupers hava no right 10 vote. nor have rebe 8.
They cannot deprive the loyal Of their rigAte
It tte loyal can assert toelr rights. and be
contends that no county Of the site fhould
hertaf be allowed a representation In the
Staie Government unless they ore organized bj
the election of officers by whom taxes can b,
collected.
IL his argument upon the slavery question
nc SAYS: 1.-The Presidents proclamation free,
all In the State except In a few counties. With
| ont this amendment TO the Constitution,
| forsee endless strife and turmoil. All the Siai'
officers are sworn to support the Constitution
of the United Statee aud ths laws of Virginia
| The laws OF The S.lto, % they now stand
rscoguiz3 slavery. The ofiieers will be calies
upon for warrants ~ apprehenC
| ayes and to commit them 70 JAIL
| the Army OF the Uoited States viii inierpose
ani @ conflict will ensue, and the rebels gloT,
! IN the strife. We must either decide 70 c M
into antazoDiam with the United States or alte
| our organic law On the subject"
| The Governor says he has reliable infOrma
ton from large portion OF the State that. a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-10
AmUsfcmENTS

D.. Richards gave LIS closing lecture In our
city last night, ct Young Mems Hall. His
subject Was the Electricity of the Atmosphere,
and he handled Il with ability. The lecture was
very inter rcs.ing from Its nature, and the exper'
iments with which, at the cloee. be illustrated
tho topic. were of the rarest erd most beautiful
description. The room was darkened, aod by
the RuhmkoTd Coil and the Gesseler Tubes,
gcere of brilliant phonomona presented, which
1t Is no exaggera!ion 10 say, have never
been surpassed on this continent. The
audience applsuded heartily, and de-
parted highly pleased. We congratulate kr.
Richards on the success that has attended his
courEe OF lectures--a result the credit o. which
he can justly claim for himself We hope thst
his labors will be everywhere rewarded and
appreciated.
The Old Folks open t. night OF Young Mems
Hall. This capital company numbers twenty
Two persons, and has reputation both old
and established. Among tao bright, parIicu-
lar stare who will eppea- to night, We may
meauon William Hayward, the celebrated
Dalladist and Miss ANA da B5iley. OF course
there will bs good house.
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Mf. Stevens gave nOice OF O OH 10 fix the
time for the election of Representatives TO Con
gTess. and 10 enable soldiers TO vots at
said elections He also offered a bill
TO place colored soldiers end non.com.
missoned cficsrs on the same footing as
white men In regard 10 pay, bounty and pen.
fiOns also, bill TO authorize the conetru elion
~ the Peoples P2cltc R,lroad /; also, bill To
repeal the slave laws Of 1898 and 1850 also, Q
joint resolution 10 rpeI the joint resolution
os the 17lh Of Jnly, 1852 explanatory OF On act
10 suppress inHnrrection, e,s.
The resolutions Of Mr.. Cox of OAic, lock-
ing to an exchalee OF prisoners, with su
amendment offered hy Mr Washburne, Of ILL.,,
sustaining the Adm uistra;ion in the efforts
already made, was then adopted by yeas IQ3,
nays 46.
Mr.. julian gave notice OF bills providing for
tie adjustment Of the accounts Of tue aud
9Th Kansas regiments AID Tor indemauyag
citizens OF Lawrence for loss s BY -Qlanrells
raid.
Mr.. Powell, Of Kentucky. gave notice of
bill TO preveBs Federal officers ard loloiers
Interfering W tn electic ns ia the States
A. halfpast IL tho message of the Preeident
was received aud read The usual number OF
copies OF The message was ordered TO be
printed.
Mr. Sunderland was tbon reelected { ain.
The jIlnt resolution cf thanks 20 q n
Grant was ordered TO lie on the table, il being
alleged hat such hasty proceedings would aI
ford bad precedent.
AtiOuruel,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-10
LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION BY
THE PRESIDENT.
How the Message was Received
at Washington.
A Synopsis Of Secretary STAN
tons Report.
CAPTURE OF The STEAMER
CHESAPEAKE BY REBEL
PIRATES.
Two Federal War Vessels in
Pursuit.
a Proclamation.

Whereas, In and by tho Constitution Of the
United States /. is provided that the President
shlll have power TO grant ropiieves and pareons
for offenses against the United States, except in
cases OF impeachment. and
Whreas, A rebellion now exists, whereby
the loyal State Governments OF several States
have for long time been subverted, ard
many persons have committed, and are now
guilty of. treason against the United States /;
and
Whereas, With reference to said rebellion and
treason, laws have been enacted by Congress
declaring forfeiture and confscation Of prep
erty, and the liberation of slaves, ali upon
terms and conditions therein stated, and alto
declaring that the President was thereby au-
thorlzad, as any Tina thereafter, by proclama
lion, 10 extend 10 persons who may have
participated In the existing rebellion, In any
State or part thereof. pardon and amnesty.
with such exceptions. ard OF such times, ar d
on such conditions as he may deem expedleni
for the public welfare; and
Whereas, The Congressional declaration for
limited and constitutional pardon, accoIds
with the well established judicial exposition q
the pardcning power and
Whereas, With reference to the said
rebellion, The President OF the United S9tel
hiss Issued several proclamAtions with provi
sions IN regard 70 the liberation OF slaves ard
IYh@els, 1t l. now desired by some per
sons heretofore engaged Ia the ssii rebellion
to resame their allegiance to the United States
and 10 TelnaugurAte loyal State Government
within aud for their respective States:
Therefore, l, Abraham Lincoln, President o
tho Unitci Statss, do proclaim, declare EN-
make known TO all persons who have direct
or ty Implication participated In the existn
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DETROIT NEWS.

ARRRsTRD FOR PEBJURY.-A man
named Alexander Porter, resident OF Mount
Clemens. was yesterday afternoon brought 10
this city by ofiicer Close. Rad lodged in Jail
upon the charge Of PERJURY, alleged to have
leon committed in the Uolted Sia,cs Court In
this ely. B)me time ago complaint was
made againe, ono rhomls J. Strong for aiding
desertlon. lIo was promptly arrested, tried
and acquitted. Daring his trinl the man Por
ter was called up as n wllucss against tho
defendant who according 10 tho laltors story,
TO CRAFTY personal grudge vented his spleen
by Wholesale swosrlrg Tho deiondant la the
former case row causes tho arrest OF Porter for
petJury. His case will be triod In the Police
Court
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-10

SERIOUS AoCDENr.-A little girl
named Mary Wheeler, whose parents reside on
RIvard street near Congress, WAS severely
burned yesterday afternoon. While playing
about the kItchon st>vo her dress In me
manner took iire and the flames were RAPIDLY
galcing headwAy wheu hor brother, aitrace cd
by her screams, ran 10 hex assistance and b.
throwing wet blanket over her succeeded Ia
quenchng tho nAmea, bui not until she hal
been quite badly burned. Her arms, neck, and
face were considerably scorehei. and ellhol gh
her Injuries aro not fatal, sh0 viii be tl6gured
for life. This Is the second in'Ial ce of IN kind
that has occurred In She city within short
timl
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SPECIAL SESSION OF THE LEGIsLA-
ruRK.--Tas impression prevails that the Gov.
ernor will call special session OF the LeRis'a.
ture for the purpose of lsgalizlng tls bounties
offer By the Eeveral counties Of the Sa.o.
lie has the matter under consideration, and In
all probability, unless the bounties are already
lexAlxed by q law now existing on our statute
books. they will be made so by Legislative
action.
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From Cairo

CAmo, Dec 9.-The steamer Tatum has ar
riveo from Memphis with 20 bales OF cotton
ano ne Hawkeye State from New Orleans pltf
~ o'i' 5 OF cotton aud 81 hhc5. of sugar. both
ca rcute for s. Louis. No news from below
Ninety ce5erters were cent from here this
morning to their respective regiments in the
., Willirm Zoc,cn, formerly Superintendent Of
Conlrananos at this post. charged with kid.
mapping. together with the Witnesses in the
ca. lclt on tho morning train IN charge of an
ctilctr, en- route for Washington where be Will
bs irled before military commissiop.
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Casualties in tho 1Ith Michigan.
Correspondence OF tho Advertiser and Tribune.
Chittanooga, Dec. ist, 1868.
The following Ia correct list of the casual
ties In tho 11th Michigan Regiment ia the
gallant charge on Missionary Ridge. Nov. 26th,
1873,
Major Benjamin q Bennett killed.
on Itcrmastsr serst James W King, severely
wOgnded arm.
COMPANY A.
Jamos Evsr,on, siehty wounded srm-
Robert Rennor, slifhtlv wour drd; font.
Dyson Pickering slightly wounded; foot.
COMPANY Il.
Capt Francis NJ Bisse., severely woup ded wrist
and hip.
scrgt Irving S Graham, slightly wounded hand.
Vim Iummins, killed.
COMPANY O
scrgt Aonzo " Merck, killed
Csrp ChAs Forbes severely wounded Crois
Leroy lunting. severely wuuncel thigh.
Mm So chenspargcar, slightly wounded, leg.
COMPANY d.
Geo ollett Killed.
COMPANY R.
Corp j In Day. color bearer killed.
SnrVt John W Blu.ir sew 1ray wounded ftighs.
Robert DAY, severely W. uuccd mouth ard hip,
JOscph l. Roy, eeverey wounded wrist
solomon Sniroy, slgntly wonn Ted arm.
VIM Wciubufg slightly wounded; Arm
COMPANY
Corp George w Savage, severely wounded band.
VIM Clark severe oGudtd tlign.
John ju5ouvile, severely wounded thigh.
j. $50 sauforI. flgatly would 4 hi9.
David bloan cangsroasly wounded shoulder.
COMPANY a.
Iiaut Albcr, Ro.sitcr, severely woun led 'eg.
Corp Orirs rpr ,gus. eighty won dsd gfoin.
Co y Hcurv Warren. flightY wound.d iooa
larsmer EManicold killed.
COMPANY IA.
Corp Fly Mead. severely wounded ,Ain and
'rclsL
ChGr'es webb severely wounded sfn.
COMPANY I--NONr.
COMPANY X
Cfp' Pat ick II kecgau. slightly vCun iel side.
Moses u 1cll, severely " uadcd. 'cg
stephen T,s' tlvhtly w.uni.d ehluir
GcJ Ca,on. eighty undcd ncs.
l., 7, SQUIRE, Aejt. llth Mich Vols
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RuNAwAY. -- Tho criminality of
leaving horses uuhllchod In the street Was ex-
cmplined yesterday. A horse attached TO .
wagon, that had been lof. Ia this careless mau-
ncr In front Of the rostcfll,, started of at
break neck speed up street. a buggy was run
against and pretty ,n ctuAlly wrecked, but
fortunately 10 Cthor damage was sustained.
The owner gained possession OF his runaway
horso and start d otl at coed pace strangely
forgetting 70 return for the purpose OF invesu-
gatirg the nature OF tho damage bis careless
ncas had occieinnCl
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THE CnUakTA.

WAYNE CTRCUIr, Dec. 9.--PhiIip
slnes rs. Alex Collar. This case having been sci
do Nm for trial this day, and the plaintiff not
appearing, II II ordered that T. stard for trial.
ald that the plaintiff pay defend IN 81 90 COSTS
for witness
r. f. Johnstone Is NJ. w. Fleld--TrIal by
j5ry. Sill pending.
Tho Regents Of the University OF Michigan
rs. The Detroit Young Mems Society. Order
that defendants plead Ia ion Days after notice
of order.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-10

t1V @VIIE 1Its y WuICH Wo ICET1 UNI 11-CuIs
X. Whiting had been appointed CommissarY
to direct the distribution or the supplies O;
provisions and clothing provided By our Gov.
ernmoat for the relief the Union prisoners.
The statement, which seems sell authenti-
Gated. that the suGsrings of cur friends In
rebel prisons have been greatly mitIgatod, will
send thrill Of gratitude to million hearts.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-10

PoLIcE CoURT, Dec. 0th.-Wm.
Turner. charged with assault ans battery on
John w. BOwsis, was fined $50 or 05 days in
the House Of Correction. He paid the fine.
Margaret Dark. arrested for being common
drunkArd. was sent 10 Mr. Brockway's work.
chop for one year, to aesis! in making chairs.
Nelson ard Ann Rlsk. charged with keeping
house Of III famo, did not appear. as they
h va taken up their residence ln WiIdsOr. The
morals OF that burgh will not be much improv-
Oh thereby. Their ball was declared forfeited.
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pELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRY JAMS
PULM MIC AFERS, ,

Tho moet certain end speedy remedy ever discovered
for all lisetsse OF tie Chest and Lungs Z, ughs,
Colds. ArthmR. Gcnsnup ption, Brochitle,
Influenza. hOnrHerehs Difficult Droath-
Ing, sore Throat, &c, sc.
Thofc Waters give tho most instantaneO ms and
pcrin rclif aud whom lcrse vorei with according t0
directions never fall 20 effect rapid and lasting
curo. Thou nda have been rost red 10 perfect
health who have tried oihoc means IN vain. 10 all
caB.cA aud al orsltutis's they are cqna y bless
Ing ana a Cufo none need despaif, no matter how
lof tho delaeo may have oxist d, or however Fo-
VcrO Il may be- provided tbs organic srHstufo of the
vital orRlr. ~ not h0pceesly cocayed Every one
hill ,te' should gye thcm AN impartial tri4l.
no Vocalist sand Public Speakers the Waie. arc
prcufary yauab q. thy WIN In ono day remove the
mort severe aii nal nOgrfucs; and th, ir regular
NO lor few days will, a. II times iaoreae0 ths
Iower ard xbity Of The voice, greatly imlr0vlng
its tone comples ald cloarne +, Tor which pnr o
thoY are regularly usoa Ly many p OCCASIONAL vocal
hts
Price 70 cents por box. Sold hy all Druggiss
JOB NO KS, SOe Proprietor.
Price 50 ceuti per b. 4 For sale at " Couit'andt
street., ew FORK. fepli wcOwly $50
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ASoTUsR DANGggovs ALrKrA-
r1oN.--Thc Cleveland Lelder 'oysi 1ne Bunk
Rersv announces the following description OF
anew altered $40 bill o. the Na..uo Bark cf
Toledo Ohlo Itls aitersd 'fom tho genuine
Ia Of thai hiuk. The vigset.c represents
ships At s's a1a on the lower len end uon are
GnGngcd 10 Shipping t,a. c'c. Il viii ho noticed
that there Il large red medallion ngure 1"
ON the center OF The bill.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

WARRINGTON, DC. 9-John II. Hubbard
gave notice OF > Uili anendatory Of an set en-
titled IAN set for organizing tue militia forces
OF the Uni ed states etc, 80 As to eqna ize the
operation of said act upon the towns and other
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FIaR.--A fire occurred at q quar-
ter to six o'clock las. evening Ia the German.
Elgllsh school building, situated near the Gen.
trail RAlroa and Lafontslne street. Tbs build
ing WAS totally destroyed. We do not learn
that IL was Insured.
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l9O Wabash Avenne. ChIclro. !

EDITOR CHICAGO TRIBUNK-I desire through
your columns 20 stale few facts relative 10 my
restoration 70 health aud active If, through
the peculiar treatment ofDr. Hunter. Nv fam.
lily sre au ct consumptive te dency, most OF
them having died Of that disease. In ths yeAt
1858 was myself greatly reduced with cough
ard exlectoration but at that time improved
under the influence of visit to the South. NJ
keart hss b en- diseased TOR many wears. Aboul
the Isl Of va1nsry last, however, oil my symp-
toms became greatly aggravated my cough was
Il stressirg, ny breathing short and difficult
expec .oTauou proiuss, constant night sweals
with chllls end fever, entire iOes cl appel te.
and consequent amaciauon pulse one huudred
aud twenty five teats minute. Ia word, |
wss In as prostrats and hopeless condition "a
d man could we'll be In. Friends had abandoned
al hopes oi nay recovery.
In this condition was foriuL ately induced 70
cell In the aid Of Dr.. Hunter, and vas placed
under bis treatment carly in January 10 the
course ot the frat month | hegan to show
evidence OF decided improvem nj. The cough.
which bad fesilted MI Ordinary means in use
and which was very vol at In it's chsracier
< We way gradually Ia the most singular man.
per 10 the use Cf the Inhaler. My night
sweais eiopped foon after. and ell the uufavor
anle symptoms disappeared one after another.
hy app8l'te returned. strt ngth decreased. coun
lenauce, before deaihly pale AMI Cmaciated, has
become full and healthy; and my weight IL
.uite uOhlns h's Increased twenty pounds, so
that friends who row meet plo on The street
never expecting 10 zee ne abroad ngain can
hardly believe Il Is myaelf A. the termina
uon OF three months from the lime Of placing
myself under d.. Hunters csfe, / md myself
enjoying such htalth rs had not for years and
never expected 20 enjoy ngslu In tbs world.
Ard ieei0g taat owe II al 70 the attention
sld skill OF DR.. Hsnter, make ttis publ G
avOwal ef he facta se due n him srd his ne.
asrkabie practice IL .he trs1tmert q consann.
tou
To-r cbriient r-rvut VIZ. J. KING.