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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-11

New YORK, Nov. l0.-The Adriatic has
arrived with 700 passengers.
The Malta papers loudly protest against the
assertion Of La France, that discomfort exists
in Malta.
According to advices received here, rein
torcements have been sent to New Zealand by
the Indian government.
PARIS, Oct. 26.-The empress is expected
to arrive to-day at Toulon. LA France
Of this evening notices with regret England's
and Austria want of decision with regard
to Poland. France, it continues, has clearly
defined her views, and for the efiicacious form
of united action she wants England and Aus
tria TO come to an understanding. The ma
ton" says we have reason to believe that NJ
Fould's report will state that but for the Mex.
lean expedition the budget would show large
surplus.
The Temps of this evening reproduces
rumOr that the emperor had invited the queen
of Spain to visit France in theensuing spring.
1t is said that marshal NOEL will 90 to ST.
Petersburg on an extraordinary mission dur-
ing the absence OF the duke de MontebelIo
BERNE, Oct. 26.-The elections of the ma
tional council took place yesterday The
state OF parties has very little changed The
liberals count about four-sixths of the mem-
beers elected, and the conservatives and ultra
montanes one-sixth.
MADRID, Oct. 26.-The empress of the
French will take part in the hunt at Albuera.
ROME, Oct. ga decree of the ministry
has been published to-day, considerably re-
ducing the import duties on manufactured ar
ucles, and articles Of consumption.
LONDON, Oct pa Stockholm journal
reports the recent speech OF the king of Dem
mark, in which he declared his readiness, in
case Of his states being overpowered by Ger
many, TO start republic, to consist OF the
Danish isles. The king said: al will de
scend from the throne to proclaim the repub-
lie. am convinced that no people in Eu-
rope Is more fitted for the republican sceptre
than my dear Danish people"
In Hungary the loss arising from the par
tial or total failure Of the crops Of hay, wheat,
maize, barley, rye and rape seed, is estimated
at 10000, 900.
AGRAM, Oct. 6.-The Agramer Zeitung of
to-day says that apprehensiOns are entertained
of an impending conflict between Turkey,
Siervia and Montenegro. The signal is ex-
pected to be given by Bosnia, which gives
great disa1ection.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The mission of marshal
Neil to st. Petersburg is presumed to be a
last attempt on the part OF the emperor Napol-
con to persuade the car Alexander to grant
to the Poles the concessions which the dplo-
macy of Europe has hitherto failed to obtain
from him. 1t is, however, surmised that the
emperor of the French would not be displeas-
ed or greatly disappointed if the Poles main
tanned themselves in insurrection.
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Trentrnent If DIscaSes the Chest
Lung Throat, Respiratory Organs, and Nervous 8iec-
tions.-DR ALPHoNsE -" OFF (de Pars), who has been
practising physician in New York city for the past eight
years Informs his patients and the public that he has
re urned from visit the hospitals OF Paris and ol
don, and has resumed his practice.
Dir Wors successful treatment the above diseases,
besides Neuralgia Rheumatism, &c. &C. is well known
and can be atteste1 by respectable parties He
can be consulted personally from to 10 a. M and to
p m, and correspondence by mail promptly attended
to. DR. A WOLF
NIL dawtja7 S32 Broadway, New York
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SAN Francisco, Nov. I0.-Dates have been
received from Hakodadi, Japan, up TO October
9th. The prince of Nagasaki had issued or
ders that Jaleph Heco, japanese, formerly
OF San Francisco, and the japanese pilots
who conducted the Wyoming to Simowski,
should be killed. One of these pilots was
murdered soon afterwards. The chief minis
ter and three other ministers of the cabinet
have been dismissed because they were in IA
vor of peace with the christian nations. The
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CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN's GIFT TO THE SAM
TARY CoNM1ssIoN.-The president of the
sanitary commission. Rev. DIR. Bellows. ac-
knowledges in an eloouent letter tbe oft of
SS2G7 20 to the friends of the commission hv
Miss Charlotte Cushman. being the proceeds
of five dramatic representations. DIR. Bellows
saws
This magnificent product of the genius IF
Miss Cushman, devoted to the relief of onr
SUFFERING. soldiers is onIv tho ,nost str;l.;n,,
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THE FOLLOWING:



Dear Sr-I think II is duty to the public as
well yourself, to publish the performed by you
my daughter. She had been afflicted with ophtha-
mia aud catarrh eight months had employed
four different physicians for her. but they only made her
WORSE she grew weaker day until she
ly able to walk and almost blind Hearing of your
was induced ID give you trial, and happy
to say, after two months treatment she entirely
cured, and must add believe you was not only the
restoring her sight of saving her life
Respectfully, &c.
MITRDpCK
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CITY AND COUNTY.

SSow.-rhe first tangible evidence of the rapid
approach oil winter afforded us yesterday morn
ing in a slight fall of snow-a genuine antspast Of
the storms of midwinter. Meteorologists al.
firm that the first of the season fell october
18th. We presume such was the fact, although the
snow of yesterday the first had observed
The first snow storm of last autumn occurred the
18th Of November, one year ago last Saturday.
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NEW YORK, Nov. l0.-Stoaks are lower, with a fair
blsiuos Erie Railroad 1921 Erie preferred lO1; rtts
burg, Fort Wayne, and hlcago railroad S3f Hudson
River Railroad l26; Harlem Railroad 80; I Central
Railroad 1879; Reading Railroad l2l4; Illinois Central
scrip l1{; Michigan southern Railroad slfi Cleveand
and Ptsburg Railroad l023 Michigan Central Rallfoad
l2lf Canton Co 323 Cumberland Co preferred 37f
Galcna ami Chicago 1861 American Gold ASH skies
year certificates new, 9S3 Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad 1884; Ceves nd and Toledo lis; Pacific Mail
Co 223 Quicksilver Co. 62 skies 81 coupons 1903;
skies 81. registered, !0SS hyes IL registered,
96f; Treasery Bios 1885, Michigan Southern guar
aeed l40 Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN Railroad 60
Alton and Terre Haute Railroad S..
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FREEDMEN's RELIEF.-There was an en-
thusiastic meeting at Cooper Institute, New
York, Monday evening, to encourage public
interest in behalf of the freedmen who are
multiplying with great rapidity in various sec
tions of the southern states. Rev. A. S..
Fiske, superintendent of contrabandS in the
department OF Gen. Grant, told sad story of
warm appeal in their behalf. Several others
presented the general cause of the associa-
ton, among whom was Gen. Dan. Z. Sickles,
now Jealous convert to emancipation and to
the elevation of the oppressed race.
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The largest locomotive in the United States,
if not in the world, has just been built for the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad company.
1t has twelve driving wheels, and weighs more
than one hundred thousand pounds.
Yankee guest, at the Russian ball the
other night, wishing to be understood by his
Russian neighbur at the table, remarked:
"Mr. Thingumboski, [ will thank you for the
pepperdortf"
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The COnfessIOna aud Experience
Anvnlid.-Pnhiished for the benefit and as a warning
an caution to young who suffer from Nervous De-
bh.ty, Premature Decay OF Manhoo etc. supplying at
the same time the means of self cure BY one who mas
cured himself after being put to great expense ana in
jury through medical humbug and quackery.
BY enclosing postp paid addressed envelope single
copies may be had of the author,
NArHANIt l. MAYFAIR Esq.
ml9 d&wly Bedford, Kings County, n. Y.
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Hair DyeI Hair bye !-BATCHELoR's CELE-
BRATED II DYE Is THE BEST THE woRLD-
only Harmless, true and reliable Dye known. This
splendid Hair Dye is perfect-changes Red, Rusty or
vrey Hair, Instantly to Glossy BIxck or Natural
dro@n, without injurng the hair staining the skim
leaving the hair soft and beautiful mparts fresh vita
y,cequently restoring its pristine color and recties
the ill effects of bad DYES The Genuine is signed WILL
LIAM A. BACHELOR, all others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists, &c Fac
tory-S Barclay street. N Y Bachelors New Toilet
Cream for Dressing The Hair Sold in Worcester by Geo
+. Harlow. d&wly je13
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Thomas Francis Meagher
has been reinstated in the rank of brigadier
general, and has authority to recruit to its
complement his old Irish brigade, which he
proposes to do before the 9TH of January next
Col. UNDERWOOD OF THE THIRTY THIRD.-
Later reports from the Massachusetts 33d
regiment say that Col. Underwood is not con-
sidered dangerously wounded, but badly
wounded in the thigh. He is in good spirits,
thinks he will get well, is cheerful and con-
tented, and is well taken care Of Captain
Walker is wounded in the shoulder, aud has
gone to Chattanooga.
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Rapidly OF NEGRO ENLIsTMENTs.-The
recruiting of colored soldiers in Mary land is
so rapid that the examining board at Wash
ington cannot examine and pass officers fast
enough to take charge of the men. Though
tine board has divided itself into two commit
tees, sitting in different rooms and providing
thus for the examination of two candidates at
once, only fifteen could be got through with
Monday. Of these but nine passed. The
readers of the Times will be astonished to
learn that the enlistment of negroes in Mary
land alone is at the rate of two regiments a
week. When full, these regiments will num-
Der, in officers and men, 1910 each.-N T.
Times.
The machine shops of New York generally
are acceding to the demands of the strikers for
higher wages, under the great pressure Of
work for government.
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JUDICIAL DECIsIoN.-The suit OF Smith Yves
son of this city, against Allen & Wheelock of Wor.
cester Tor Infringement OF patent on the revolving
pistol, which has been pending before the supreme
court at Boston for some time, has been decided in
favor of the plaintiffs This decision clearly estab
fishes the right of MessTS Smith & Wesson to the
patent they hold there have been previous decis
ions in their favor in other districts of the supreme
court-iSpringfeld Republican
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ORDINATION Rev. A, l. Dayton will be or
dained at Shirley Village today. the 18th Sermon
by Rev j. E. Rankin, Appleton street church, Low
ELL Mr.. d. is \ graduate of Middlebury college and
Andover Theological seminary.
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d., Aan spg coturesstst dQlronesoag aug aub H. 1858

NATIONAL BANK AT GRAFTON AT a meeting
held on the l0 inst by The subscribers for stock in
the First National Bank in Grafton, the following
persons were chosen directors; jonathan Warren,
Luke +. Allen, Augustus Slocomb, Winthrop Faux.
ner, George +. Slocomb
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authorities have orderedall foreigners to leave
Nagaznski, and the fore gners refused and the
Japanese resigned. The makcdo had issued
an order that no Danio should purchase any
foreign vessel
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WAsnINGToN, Nov. l0.-The government
is redeeming on the average two millions of
dollars daily of the maturing certificates of
Indebtedness
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OxyoRp.--We learn that the horse stolen from
Mr.. Joseph Stevens of this town, the 9th inst,
ofwhich fact we made mention ON Monday, has
been recovered although the thiel still at large.
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he Wise by Times-Do not trife with your
Health, Constitution and Character You are suffer
ing with diseases for which iIELMBOLD'S En-
TRACT BUCHU is commended, try it try it try it !
1t will cure you, save long suffering alaying pain and
inflammation, and will restore TO health and purity
at little cNpcns and no exposure Cut out the adver
tisemen i'll uno column, and call ur send Tor it. BE
ware of counteIfeitsl ASK Tor Helmbold's-take no
other cures guaranteed dcop2m NIL
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Caution I'VE have this day obtained Patent for
Manufactures, known FAMILY DYE COL
ORS."
The Dyes manufactured by other persons, under the
name of Domestic Dyes, &c, made in violation Of
our Patent
We caution all persons making selling the
hereafter that shall prosecute TOR all nrngemens
of our rights. HOWE IL STEVENS.
Boston, oct. 10, 1863 d3t Mo
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The house of AIR Estabrook, No 81 Pleasant
treet, is offered for sale. The advertisement gives
particulars.
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ART CULTURE IN WoRCRsrBR.-W Editor We
are informed that movement is on foot to estab.
fish i'll our city an association for the promotion of
taste and general improvement in matters of art.
We think this movement in the right direction.
Our city has been far behind other cities of equal
size in this respect. This is owing not so much to
want of taste part as to feeling of indifer
collection few years since at the christmas fair
to show what can be done in the way of exhibitions
and how much such exhibitions are appreciated by
the people. We wish to something done 10
arouse us from our indifference and stimulate us TO
active exertion for the promotion of SO praise
worthy an enterprise Our citizens are not general
ly backward in matters relating to their interest. In
her schools. libraries lyceums and in the various
cisties which have been formed for mutual improve
msnt in agriculture horticulture, and music, Wor-
cester stands as she should do, in the very first
rank, and we can see no reason why she should not
take high rank i'll her devotion to artcultVation
and refined taste. We do not believe as we have
before stated, that there is any deficiency OF taste
and we know from personal observation that there
are pictures enough to make always an attractive
exhibition and one which would do very much in
creating more general appreciation OF art and
more refined taste in the community. We hope to
see at an early day the taste and the pictures brought
together once or twice in each year in some place
where access be made easy for all classes of
ciety and we feel assured that their influence will be
felt throughout the whole community.
1t to that the object OF such an association
is such as should and will commend itself to the
minds of every one, and we hope al. will be ready
te give a helping hand in furtheTing its develop
ment TASTE
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DIED.

IN this city, Nov 8, Martin Luther, son of Leonard
AM Elizabeth Patch, l6 yrs mos.
Funeral this wv ednesday) morning. at eleven o'clock
Friends and relatives invited without further notice
James Fiske. % yrs mos
In Spencer Oct "a, Clara A, 10 yrs; Nov g. Jennie T.
3 yrs mos daughters of Luke and Hannah Scott,
both of Giptheria.
In Sortb Conway, Nov T. Susan Kneeland wife of
Gilbert Mcmillan, Esq and daughter of the late Rev
Asa McFs rand, d d, Ct Concord, 57yrs 10 mos.
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IN quincy, Nov 5, by Rev Quincy Whitney Of Groton
Moiisston Bank 70 Julia E, daughter of Wyman Aber
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Adan,s' CsatJery.-Nlr ADAMS takes pleasure in
announcing his friends that he has made engage
ment with Boston Artist Mr.. GEO. CBITCHERsoN,
Gate of Blacks GalIery'O In securing engagement
with Mr. Citcherson, Mr. A. bas been actuated with the
ans Gallery a. the leading Gallery of Worcester
Strangers and others invited call and better
Pictures in Oil Water Color India Ink, pastel!e,
than be found in any other establishment of the
in the vicinity. Mr. CritchersOn will pay particular
attention ing OF Children copying old pictures
all Sizes and taking of views in Worcester ard vicinity,
Gallery 239 Main street, up only flight of stairs
Mo diff
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THANKSGIVING in New Y ork, Thursday,
Nov. 20.
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Fire In Nevada, California, last Monday.
All the Public Buildings Destroyed.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 10.-A fire at Ne
vada City, yesterday destroyed nearly all the
buildings on Broad street, five brick buildings
on Main street, the Episcopal, Methodist,
Congregational, and Catholic churches, the
theater, court house, express and telegraph
offices, the gas works, the United States Ho-
tel, and many stores in the neighborhood.
The county records were saved The loss is
es timated at 100000.
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DR. A. P. LiGHIHlLL-Dear sir: l am happy to inform
You OF M Complete recovery fl deafness through the
means invaluable treatment. Seven weeks auo
when placed myself under your care, my hearing was
50 much impaired that could not hear preaching
unders and HIM then when he would raise his voice uni
commonly loud. couldnOt hear the ticking uf watch
unless when pressed my ears my head and ears
Were full oi disae eeable noises My hearing now ell.
trely restored and head clear again as il was
bet.re was ever affected with ucainuss
submit This for publication with desire to benefit
the similarly afl cited. Yours with gratitude
f. a. GREEN, son of Is. f. Green, PawtGcket r.
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Draper <E Clark have Just received lot of
Winter Apples for sale at reasonable prices DIST NIL
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THEATRE-The attendance at the Theatre last
evening was even larger than OH Monday evening.
The various pieces were loudly applauded by the
audience especially the unique drill of the
The exciting siege of Nicksburg of itself worth
the price of admission and all who desire 10 see
terrific bombardment in miniature would do well to
improve their present opportunities. The several
pieces will be acted again this evening,
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Oea1neS Fs
Cotnrrh, and RDIseases of the
EYE, EAR AND THROAT

DIR. LIGHTnlLL, oCuLIsr AND AURIsT. No. Bowls
lie Lbary) daily be consul ed on the above named
Diseases
References of cures can be obtlined at the office.
ssS- DIR. Lghthiu popular work on DEAFNESS, its
Causes and Prevention can be obtained at Loring's
Bookstore No. $40 Washington street, Boston Price
SlOO.
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N OTICE.-I have removed my Repair
~ Shop from No. 49, to Mrs L. S. CHAPMAN's tHoE
STORE, No. 81 Main street, where shall he pleased 10
see ALL FRIENDS and former patrons, and Will pledge
them that all work entrusted TO me, shall be satsiacto
rily executed.
share of the public patronage is respectfully solicit
ed y. CARPENTER.
Worcester, Oct 6, 1868 dSm
10 e V e n u u S t 4 M p S
Az OF ALL DENOMINATIONS,
from Ore Cent to Twenty Dollars, kept for the NIB
lie convenience, by G. A. CHASE, at the County Irea
surers Office, in the COURT House. dtf ieI
RRU good assortment of Cloth,
~ lair Hat, Flesh and Teeth Brushes may be found
at GEO. SPURRS. dtf les
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CURE OF CATARRII.

BOSTON, May ", 1867.
that the course OF treatment prescribed by you for Ca
tarrh III my head and throat has had the happiest effect
have been troubled Tor several ears, assuming of
late dangerous form, and tn catering serious cUise-
quenccs but thanks 10 your skill quite recoy-
cred. Yours trulv, WIN n MOWER
Nlower& Co Boston and Bangor Express
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SUCCESSFUL orEpArIoN roR GROSS rYrs.

On Saturday last DIR. Lilo HTHILL of No. 10 Bedford
street. operated eyes the cure of the Cross
Ewes with perfect My eyes have been turned
in from infancy, bu they perfectly straight
MARY A. MCKENZIE,
With Mr.. W!n. b. Bradford, No Burroughs Place
Boston, Julv2 1852
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SyOrms-Corbin' 8 Worm DESTROYING Syrup for hill
dren AID Adults. Sa ami eficacous. 1t only oI
moves the worms, but the OF great increase
and greatly Improves the general health Price Is
cents. dGWly mol
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CURE OF DISCHARGE FROM TIE EARS.

For eight months more aillic &c with a severe
fetld discharge from my consulted my physician
and USED various remedies but unable OBTAIN re-
Hct-unt placed myself under Or, Lighths care who
in the OF two months atment entirely cured
my discharge and entirely estOred my hearing
ELLERI VI ILLS.
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81 Jaincs Clarkc's Female Pillh.-Ibis we'll
Known medicine is no imposi ion. but a sure and safe
remedy Tor female Difficulties and Obstruc tons from
any cause whatever, and although powerful remedy
the} contain nothing hurtful to the cons. ution 10
married Ladies is eculary suited 1t will in short
lme bring ON the monthly period with regularity For
iull particulars, advertisement
N. 81 and postage STAMPS enclosed TO apv an
tnorlzeu dgeni, VIII ensure bottle containing over 50
pills by return mail. sold by all druggists. DIM uig
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MILITARY HOSPITAL AT NoRFoLK.-The follow
ing all extract of letter from Miss Adesa Perry,
= well known teacher, Tor some years in this city +,
now at Salfour general hospital Norfolk, Va
'lor the first time find soldiers pining for read
ing matter. Home thoughiiuness has SO far sup
pied this want farther north. that the restitution
was realty surprising TO There some seven
hundred, nearly all convalscent; though still sick,
sober ana the great want is something to cheer
and cnliren them. They seem the most spiritless,
broken down men you can imagine, think nice
library would be willingly contributed BY WOrces-
ter friends. Then shall ask for pictures to deco
rate The wards--old picture, magazine plates, are
Iea treasure here. l wish TO busy the minds OF
ihese d-young men if possible wish they had
back CANNON boards. cheSs-men, tools and materi
ais 10? ornamental work. This seems like begging,
but know you will understands
The relief committee will be happy to forward
any of the above named articles to Miss Perry which
may be left at No Foster street. The iberalty OF
friends enabled the committee to send quantity OF
apples to the soldiers last autumn. Mrs Bigeew
at Washington is asking if we cannot send her soms
more.
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PRoMoTED.-Among the list of promotions in
Connecticut regiments, we notice the name of Ho-
mer B. Sprague formerly of this city, promoted to
be lieutenant colonel of the 18th regiment, C. NJ
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Lewiston, May 10, 1862.
ANOTHER TESTIMONIA

ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL TO DR. LIGHIuIIL.
MI Editor: My ear had discharged for eight wears and
the discharge from it was constant and the smell Of tho
same nc HGy @ M hearing was also very
yer Three weeks aga placed myself under Iir iibt
MI care, anu am now euti, ely cured of it Tho lis
charge or running is healed, my hearing good and tho
bad smell entirely gone s' Gnu 'iie
Yours respectfully, HENRIETTA FTETCuFp
Witness-Joseph H. Creaseys
Mount Vernon. Dec. II, 1861
SIS dam