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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
rsEI.
s. 1874.
Esi,i,nhcsrhin a Eric Esnilroni.

1874.
Essi,sscsphia ~ Erie EsDilrond.
2 great line traverscs the Northern ard North
west counties Vt Pennsylvania to tie city 0 Lrie
in take Erie
II hes been leased ~ The Pcnusylvania Railroad
Company. AMI under their auspices Is being RAPIDLY
tuerc1 th~ou Ncvi rs a1iift ..r-.r.
]; IL now in usa ,lr Passenger aud Freight business
FROM HUrri burs 10 -. Nary's ,2l6 milcsl on tie
Eastern Division, and from Sheffield to Eiie, as
miles, ou the Wesern Division.
rME or SsENCTn rRAtSs At srsBuPN
Ag.irr E7dl-o,a. Lfgre UsH,c4r8.
NAH Train. 1925 An. Mail Tain. 4O5 p. ".
EArre.s Trair, ll.45 Pm Express lrsiu $50 A NJ
CNrs run through without change onih ,W%s' on
hese trains trtweon Philadelphia aud LOOK AMth'
aud between Baltimore aHd Lock iis'er.
Elegant elctpns Cars rn EIrg.s 'Hs o'.i
wa"s between WtllNmsrort I'D Baltimore, "t'j
Viit.rm,r o,t and lhilodcirh'
For ri,'irati"n respecting Passenger t"'lnv's
alul- ., he :. L. For. tlth and Nusi' Str.
Aui .ar Frci,Et business ol the Company = agents
s. l.. EilEsi1n, Jr., Coz. lS,h J.d N"iANi st,
rbi,a. crhia.
J. v Reynolds, lric.
J. N, pril Agen' \. {. g. e. baltimore
Il 1t. H,rsrvS.
Gent Freight A It. P-'Gia.
LEWIS L. EvyrT.
Gcrl ticket AE't.. rLiuda.
JuSErp y. PvTgs,
ueLl Manager. v N.'lisnsrort
NJ 2- 1884
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
Everybody Can be am Artist.
COO
AND Art GALLERY

i
No. 1888 Chosuut Street, opposite the L. :. Mint,
Gallery, Reception and Operating Rooms ALL On
FIRST FLOOR.
All STYLES and sizes of Photographs. Ivorytypcs,
Forrotypcs or Tniypes and taken at prices to suit
the times.
Pictures Finished in Water Coors, Oil, India Ink
and Pasiil
Horses aud other animals Equipage Country Seats
Ruins, Models OF Machinery, &c., Tor Patcnting ac-
curatcy pho Osraphvd.
p r. Cooper desires to call the attention of per-
sons visiting Philadelphia to his new Ground Fioor
Gallery, where he has miloiucCd ncwly-patcnied ed
cameras, capable OF taking, III few seconds one
hundrcd Photographs, from the small stamp OF auto.
graphic to the Imperial and Life size.
After many experiment, he has succeeded in r'a-
en-: his .l;y light at improved angle, ditu.ins
the light il, equal proportions. and producing that
soft g,4llton of tome which cannot be given hy the
side ana sky.lish's scncrnily used and winch Ut :"
much importance - tLe buaUty "l picture. II Is
msdo U French -lNss and u M diecSi Ill fAhadoI-
lLiG.
Mr Cooper has been engaged more than twenty
ycus ia The study and practice q! Tie tihc Arts
Ills long experience Miniature ami Portrait
Painter IS suHc ent guarantee for the ler.ecuop oI
thc pictures made al, his establishment
Tie art OF tlcslzing is well understood; MOI hut
the u.csl shiuur,issd employed IA 'ue Iespeeti'e
An llc.wcs Warranted tho Iyorytyfcs will not
ch uge iu any climate, and will stand the test ct
uciis. Particular attention Is paiu 10 giving sIaec'
lUl ana easy POSITIONS , -,
patuefrcolylcs ana all o'E'f h'HNS ~ i'St'rrs
roPied, from small medallion To ne sac, ana hhl.",
eli IL co,crs or Indian mr. 10 iook eq"" TO pictures
tUkguIr,iuliic.
1hls un.rry possesses rar" itci' Hes i"r t"hihS
Equestrian Pcturcs from liie, III tnc rear Uul'uihS
where nom one to MY horses e"h DC lhC'o7'"l"cd
at '.n'' .,
y. 10 Iho'oSrap"Iis' Soioi's's anu o'Hcis
Jus. Issue, A New Work on
Photograph Cuiurng, INOrytylng, EEamtiIlns,
Ivory Miniature Painting. Ne, -,....r,...
IvIHP'e-' instructions gwen Ie' heh'hS INo'!'!P PyS
Will .'IG1 valuable receipts never before .nlShen'
u>eiU. 10 all rhoios"phGis' Tor one Q! "h't" If6'
sum mas rtvh 'lti,d. ...,., ,.,,
~ ihi""hE 'Ac "iIts''o's coh'"'''i ]" '"'' "'o",
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
st. Anthcny's Fire, Rose, Salt Tlheum,
ScRld Head, Sore ElYes.

From Harvey Sicsier, Esq, The d5ie c'Ror Of Tie
7tulkhdH'IOcE Democrat, PcHaSgtroHid.
"Our only child, about three years of age was
attacked by pimplcs on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed a loaihsome ana NlTulGht
sore, which covered his face, and actually blinded
his ewes for some days. \ skilHl physician applied
nitrate of silver and other remedies, without any
apparent effect. For fifteen days we guardt d his
hands, lest with them lac should tear open tbs ics-
teriug and corrupt wound which covered his whole
face. Having tried every thing else We htd any
and applying the iudidr OF potash lotion, a8 you
direct. The sore began 10 heal when we had gwen
the first bottle and was we'll when we had finished
the second Tho ciilu's CyClg-h1s, which had come
out, grew again, and ht is nov as health! and l'ir
as any other. The whole urighOorhOod predicted
that the child must die"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
"a, y4Nxr r .. EE Va . .1lS
SOLIDIFIEp
- .I = g - -. Z L. *.
For sTcHt.-sssa, s1yhiscrsinr asls

oLIDIFIED
-EN = So -. Z .G.iE.
For sTc1r-'a&, s1yhiacrin% ANA
Preserving ytTc GtE.2Ra.
This article ia prepared with the creates, caro- upon
s.'"~'ii' rcln0Tl,s. and warranted not 10 contain
u-. o. tn .he Slightest degree deictcrious 10 tie
t...0 80 -rHs. -..ue 't oar mos; umir cut Dental
-y .Fl~ tatv -l",u .Ht.r ,L2jiun 10 and cheerful
p. ..,..uc.t 90 s. tr-r-.si. Ja ot "urrrvr vugi-
.... ..r .f''.-..r. N.r.u..r and. Urgs,ryIr- tlc
TEETH. lg-yi,ras .h,u really, rendering ,a,l
reat,i~., ~'te Cui l,1l". "i,hout the iigie.t
iHia.y 10 .le enamel. .. .s healing 10 the gums
where te. ae u' .e.a-al aHd sore II is also M eS
aD,'ent l-.t.,o.o" t' a.u uuclyol teeth. which are
u..,r .X.,. ,.u-ty offensive. 1t gives rich creamy
taste 70 he mouth, cleansing II thoroughly, Enss in
PREPARED ONLY BY
II \ ~ ley o Co,
y. ". Cor. l0ih., Lombard St. Philadelphia
Aud sold 10y all Druggists, PRICE 20 CENTS.
TESTIMONIALS.
The following opinion of DR.. W bite, as to the high
esteem IN which be holds the Dental Gre M must bo
.Ul.,vut evidence Of its value; 10 quote other osH-
uuuias IN dg. IS needless CoU.Cnjins ourselves 10y
simply giving the names ant addresses oi persons
vi. speak ol It's CAccii.ncy for ,he teeth,
FhilHlellh lhia Ay.il i5th, 1853.
Having carefully examined a. Iawley : ''Solldi-
tied Dental Cream / hereby chccrtully Tecon-
mend it 10 The pUbiic generally 1t is an excellent
lryParatun ior cleansing ana preserving the teeth.
,.u Dt used by all persons with ihe utmost con.
..-t', as us lrupvIies are perfectly Harmless Be-
..... ...-,",,'n- inc tee,h it promotes healthy
..,a .. - ~ and inplrs plcasuutucss 10 the
b.. W. r. WHITE, 1903 Arch St.
l.yn,ts i a NJ. u. Dentist, All y. Fourth ST.
y. Lukey. 20 : = Xia St
+. N.uderslire, Surgeon DENTIST, 425 Arch St.
Z -. ka sbGry, Dcu,is., lil9 v nluul 81.
;. IiiIuIiau, b. $, ~ Arch 81.
-, yr, ',a.,' ~ T.i,-is, i1sy Popr,h 6,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
Northern Central Railway
SsuNER TENIE TABLE.


THREE 1RAlNs'DAILY to and fiom Baltimore
aud Washington city
Connections msdo with trains On Ponnsylvsnia
Hsirual, to pnd irum Pi,tsbuys aul ,he West
III ,EI TRAINS DAILY 20 aui nom tne North aud
Nerl Branch Su,quchnnGa LlEira, aud all OF North'
era NeU York
On and after MONDAY. NAY 10Th. 1854.
~ thr Passenger Trains OF the NurIhvr Central
Railway will arrive nj and depart from SIubuTy,
harrisburg una baltimore rs follows, va.
sou f nv kp.
Mail Train leaves Suubury daily Except
Sunday 10 IS A. "
lea,,s luu,shurS, ~ 4. NJ
" arrives AZ BALTIMORE, 10
LAITesa Tram leaves r.llgEy daily
le,c,r sunday n 4SP.M.
leave Harrisburg except
Moaiay) ?5JA.M
arr,ys AT baltimore daily
-, r,s,pi Mordgl 7oOAM.
HafI.shurs AS map1at's leaves HIHh,
burg, w A N
suuba,y Accommodation lsa f,s suubary
daily lgAeepl ssl4ayial ~ S0AA
N0DIHWAKp.
Mail iraia lllyo baluuoFv daily Ca
rrpl Sunday v 21 4, N
iraFr ilaitrturg 50 a Al
blTlsts at sulbufy, W
taHgss trsln igaNcs Aaiupufs iaiiy yaup
su'es AZ liaiIisbafs, sJA 81
i.n,. liaushlrg ltAeept
.asa Aasa:s, !, s...., s!sA.A
HaF{'sbals Aa'saauloitiiaA Leaves H.Iri,
b.gsr lai.f ,sAsalt sllIJI 81 3pUPM
aIn,s al llaunbarE IsuPM
~. 4su, ,s,ssl' a-p4.5i a. i0Pu
10 iaiiAs4 lalHftiai4aH aNElY st tha uusu
\ brAAhRN uss sat
h'"''buis. laas 90
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

The above is a correct likeness ufpr. Schguk taken
many years ago, after lie hui recovered from Con-
sumption; by a course o! his "S,hcnk's Pulmouic
syrup The likeness. although II does not repre-
sent him anything like as bad as he wasat the worst
yet j. in strong contrast with the hale and vigorous
looks of the Portrait below which is the true like
uys, O, him NJ present time The contrast between
,4o,e $50 lo,truit. s great that many "o.'d rot
believe them to he tie same pcr.on. Yet there are
hundreds Of persors. in aoi around Philadelphia,
who will recognise both p.rtrs 10 be true relrcscn
utous. when the Gr,' was taken hc weighed ie7
pounds AZ The present Iimchi weight, 22J pounds
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
NEtSt tSs'S EIEgINE' EESE NsN-
e'TE! gleEh.GEiss

As Improved for 1859 and l5ir,
By / KETCllAM CO., "Sg Pear. st. New Tork
TENiiL only Freezer constructed .gicr,ifc Iriu.
1 cjplcs. with revolving cHn and spring blade
scruVcr. The one haslus the freezing Of the cream.
the other removes II us fast iroACa
lhc most rapid in freezing, with the least quantity
OF ice.
Tie most economical in cost il is the mos, simple
and durable in structure.
For sale IN ali the principal cities aud towns in the
Union.
Each FreeEcr accompanied with book of recipes
aud FIJI directions
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
THE RED LION HOTEL.


(Late Mrs. Boulton's)
MARKET STREET. SUNBURY, PA.
JULIUS A.A BKTEsN,
4 AS taken this old and well known stand, and
4 4 reited and furnished the same--is prepared to
accommodate Boarders and Travellers with the best
the market can afford He hopes by strict attention
to business TO receive share of public patronage.
His TABLE contains the best the market affords
Ills Bar is hlied with the choicest of Liquors, both
Malt and Spirituous.
The stabing is good, and attended by careful
Ostlers.
Sunbury, April 3O lsGi.-lys
sGsGEsGsysa.N's DEPOT.
lust received u new stock Of Fishing Tackle for
81 Sprmg sales. consisting Of Rods, Reels, Lanes,
Baskets. Snuods Floats, Nets, Flies, Artificial Bait,
Rugged Lines Gut, Grass and Hooks. to which the
attention of dealers IL particularly requested
Orders Wholesale and Retail, punctually filed
and satisfaction warranted.
JOHN KRIDER,
2nd ard Walnut streets, Philadelphia.
February 81, lSGi.-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
LADIES Spring AND SUMMER
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
ni-. ANNA I'AINrEH,


SUfJItURN<. PIN Ma.
ta lHH ltr.bei aui pprlsi 3 lsfEg aasgumsut
l l tf Elnsy httsi taais sssh ~ ul.sat. la4A isu
ii-ftlssl HIk als llsls uffsl u.nFu. Laltt
'.iIta il.es. tiniftus issr. rik hla hsnlkrf-
tff i.nrit lifbfnhisf,l l'IpsIt, k.hisfa fAAr
90 lhin' hlfiuAa nass Dlg,ts, nimusrs,
hspnts. tsii h.l,a, sl,, kstists, hfali i.lI
tlnln Lsiis hatli.t fsfiY haliari CRAVE
hlNbnA go ihlMMiAA lH'hinIleliF hFsils
lssF [. ''slf. q Isatliif Aslh fsiry hhufs rrnls.
ust4 bi'sss, As.ls. tsi tslhiy u sitsI sii.sla
7 NOT Ouh Ann ALbu hs
HOOKS Asn bVATtoHERH.
t.akf ll5Nn hsatf fiars lfkf MrasisHial.
t.sst h.slta. f,.Ae itsks lra h.aall 90.
tra.Ih A.. fa
fOAn ANu hAAls luR CWBHIN
AI n satt asfs tfss l'ss.sl slis tsis "a n.u
ss Fis si isss -tsls itaH
.. AAsA gApffs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
Hyzsipclas - Conoral Debility Purify the
Hlcod,

FN'oi7 Dr Roo. cdeia, R7iS'oa 81, Acr l0rc.
Z" pH. AVER I seldom tajl to remove ErUptiyHS
and Scrafl,f Syrcs hy the pcrscvcrihg use OF your
siE7NriEILLN, and have jUSt now cured an attack
OF Malignant FrysiI5'ts with 1t. No Alternative we
possess equals ihr SARS,PAEILLA yOd have sup
plicd 20 the procession "a we'll ss 10 the people"
Prom J. D. J,hgston, YsJ., lg;f,tman, Ohio.
" ior twelve yrara, | had the yellow Erysipci1a
on rrv ri -ht arm during which time tried all the
celebrated IhvriciGUs cuuli reach, add took hun
dreds of dollars worth of medicines. The ulcers
were 50 bat that the cords became visible, aud The
doctors decided that my arln must BE- ainputaeI. l
began takin. yuug SAi.S NrNEIii.N. Took two bot
tlcs, and some OF yOur Pulls. Together they have
cured me. ] am now a5 we'll and sound as any body.
Being In puhic place, my case is known 10 every
body in this community, and cxcitcs the wonder OF
all"
FROM Hon. R,nry Mpnro, " =. p, Qf Ne,ccisiie
C. w., q lsuGiay wealJcr Of IRE Canadian Pariia-
Tnent.
al have used your SARSNPARIIIA In my family,
for general detility, aud for ptritbiHg he blood,
with very brnrh Il results. aui feel confidence in
commencing 1t 10 the ail.Sted."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

E'cr s.aGs, ~. 4, se0.cls"-, Ants. LscG
sguc.~. MOTHS - t'uT~, ~ Uolcnn. - a.,
Gn.rriS GA E'.ni::-, gov -, .[AiH.a!s,
A",
pu, ny in Pc So, and 81 c. Hg1's Bottles ari
fasks. ~ and s. sizes for Hotels, !~a.ic I.s;i;u
tions, Sc.
''1uiy nfallihie remedies ALosn.'
~ TO. from pv,"I.s.'
"No, dangerous To- TN" llunaE Family
"l.a,s come cut Uf their bolts TO uIo."
= Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
Sold by all druggists Hui kcui,crs everywhere
bLWARE = ! oi all worthless IN itaiipu,
See that "Costurs' nam. Is v" .a.A box. GotNg
and FLASK before YOU buy.
AdLrsS sSs.SssS ks. E'tbSI' AEE.
Principal Depot isa Brost"ay New York
. Sold by all aUlcsale aLd k,tall Druggists in
Suubury, Pa.
Feb, 20. leGi-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
ICE CpENM PREE2EH

A ~. e. '.'.2 a.''..' I. E. y s.,.i' a.
f.st-iy ~ y, ~. = = AlH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15

~ H.s r tfer. .. I.E
20 s-I O., t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
TESTIMONIALS.

\ n \ " = Z : q Z U,
y. " Cor. l0;h., & Lombard St.. Philadelphia
And sold 10y all Drusgists PRICE 20 CENTS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-10-15
T O II TT u Il x
LIlIIE, CHILLED IRON SAFE.

- F.A rI- AMI q. Kinds VI Produce taken i
A.druse Tor work
Sunbury, June Is, lSdi,-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

SATURDAY, DEo 70


Complete Official, returns give Lin-
poln so, IN majority il Illinois, 20, lbs
In Indiana and $50 in Minnesota. 4
More than alhusdred destitats chill
aren are sent every month By benevolent
bocieties OF New York, to farmers ct the
West. aud the cali j. stin for mere.
AT Madison. Wis, few days sgo !
portion OF the wall Of the new Capital
fell, destroying the entrance to the build
ing, and ladders are temporarily resorted
DO. II
Ono Of the house of Brown Brothers
. Co., married o. daughter Of Rev. Dr..
Adams, 10 New York recently. The bril-
dal presents amounted to go, 000.
Cornelius O'Dovd, who is making
his mark in BlAekwood, tells story 10
the last number Of an Irishman, bound
over to keep the peace against all her
Asjesty's subjects exclaiming: aThen
heaven help the 6tst foreigner l meet"
I notwithstanding the heavy tax On
tobacco, cigar dealers assert that the de-
mand for the weed has increased rather
| than the contrary -
AT the trial Of . new proiectile at
New Haven, range of u miles vas OBJ
tanned. This shel is designed for the
destruction Of Richmond from our pres
|ent lines. Er s. : - IT
1T ia sicni6capt that &hA onlv promi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

n~ Notwithstanding its indignant de-
NAL .by the Richmond papers, the fact 10
insisted upon BY the Georgia papers that
the late rebel Congress, in one Of its latest
secret SESSIONS, voted to pay the salary Of
JEFF Davis 10 gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

@Mrs Thompson, whose informs-
ton led to the capture and death Of John
Morgan, is at Cincinnati with two young
children, and the Cincinnati Gazette sug-
gests her as proper subject for patriotic
benevolence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

In presenting the AUTOMATIC 0aGAS, we boldly an
nouuce the greatest triumph musical instruments Of
the During past half century, the French and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with
double bellows and pedal. for the feet to operate
but the want of the reversed EXHAUSTION BRLLovs
(which Il the only bellows used in Instruments made
il impossible for them prnduce the mellow rich and
musical tone for which INSTRUMENTS cesehrated
Another ection to this method Of blowing vas that
both being occupied Opportunity was offered for
the anagement he swell Within the past two years
instruments constructed gu This European plan 81
try and To counterfeit this difficulty (want OF SWELL
lever has been projected from tn centre of the
msnt to &C. npan the swell optRarEp THs ksEk
The and eontoron to effect this
object ara disagreeabls enough to gentleman but to
lady the Of such sppendage nearly impossible
Our device obyiates this dinculty entirely,
the simple Of blowing with more or less force giving
th- desir decrease In khe volume Of fee
years che superior excellence of our Me-
odeons has been questioned, and for two yesrs p1s
the demand has made ii impossible for us to
meet orr orders promptly With increased aciittes
we feel warranted in assuring patrons that their
ders will be promptly met and solicit continuance OF
their patronage.
AS- a liberal discount 70 CisrgrHer. cAsrsAss cd
Schools. >f%f
ADDRESS,
GEO. PRINCE & CO., EBuffalo, n. Y.
GEO A. PRINCE 4 CO., Chicago, III.
An Illustrated Catalogue. with full description o
.tyles will he sent FREQ 70 any address novl8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

see xAaa Dr Panurs Of the Oldest ard bet Phys
clans Of st. Louis says:
ST. LoBIs, June Is, 1858.
- I'm n HOOD Aren't of Lallemands Rheumatism,
0c~t and Nsuralgia Specific I'll hare prescribed tbs
soys mentioned spccAc and must that havs nsyer
fbuna any rceAy that carries - much cesssnty OF
I have used II. DAD ~ PAlhLAfA
r~&&~r non Can't nAln 10 Alexander Leitch D-uggt
Moor Jro III BtOoD became Agent ~ the Medicine
80 44s9' n. LOUIS March 81, 1855.
AK Lxrfcu Esq.--Iike many Of my profession.
h.vr sd severely With rhsulAatism and could ct ~
relsf Ill tried your Specific an haPpy
e ~ that ~ uss In few days. restored 70 health
feixned1 CAPT. MALIM, efstaaner WauaN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

rha Of the whole country have been loud in their
enthusiastic praises of the Wheeler wilson hschne-
Al for example: ssts
att has no givsi."I Scientific Ansrseea-
at surpasses al qthefsr-f Ladies Hspss'fsry.U
awe rrefer them >br family nse-r-IN y. Trskuss.
ssThex .rr the fnyorites for famliess-fN r. Tfnfs.
.The opeen Of seviAg Machines."-I Chicago 1r,s.ss
The annual sale 10 nearly equal those of all the oth
~ aeips Machines combined This fact will COM
mend the machine beyond any other argument that can
- rrreented For rnlest No. u Main street.
ssh1e ar k.v.v.B BAILEY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-07

FROM THE REV. FRED. S. JEWELL,
PROFESSOR OF THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, ALsAsY
NEW Iozk.
This msyscerlify that have been, since
1914, subject to violent periodical attacks of
estsrrh, marked by highly inhsmed con-
dition Of the lining membrane Of the cavi-
ties Of the head, producing a most dis
tressing species Of headache for days at a
time, wholly incspsoitsting me for bust
ness, and during the psroxysms confning
me to the bed. In some instances the in
fsmmstion has extended to the teeth, oc-
cssioning tooth8ehe TO the throat, pro-
duoing hoarseness and partial loss of
voice; and twice it has 30 affected the
left eye as to confne me for q month or
more to dsrkeDed room. These attacks
have been accompanied by strong febrile
symptoms; by stoppsges Of the head, and
in the first stages by watery discharges
from the nose. and subsequently becoming
scrid and yellow, and towards the elcse Of
the attack becoming bloody and purulent
have tried medicines Of almost every
kind; external applications to the head,
such as camphor, ginger, hot vinegar,
snuffs of some slf dozen kinds, and
other cstsrrshsi preparations, together
with internal remedies, such 50 alternatives,
cnthart tics and emeties. These have pro-
dnced no change in the occurrence or
character Of the disease, and in most Gases,
with little or no temporary relief had
come at length, to believe the disease TO be
practically beyond either cure or material
alleviation.
Under these circumstances 1 was led,
some five months ago, to make q trial Of
DR.. Lighthill's treatment. His method at
once approved itself to my judgment, as
simple, philosophical, and likely to be ef-
fective. Notwithstanding the disadvsn-
tsges under which he labored, in dealing
with disease Of such long standing, sg-
gravated by nervous debility and dyspep- |
sis, and constantly induced by the acei-
dents of my professional labor, I found |
the treatment reaching the disease as it |
had never been reached before, and pro- |
duoing such modification and alleviation |
Of its character, as 1 had supposed impos-
sible. I chronicle the result thus.
Although l have been situated several |
times so that should formerly have be- |
lieTed severe attack Of my ostsrrh iney-
liable, have escaped thus far; the symp- |
toms Of threatened attack have been very |
light and have yielded to the remedies |
employed by DR.. HghJhill, without the
need Of recourse to the old hot fermenta-
ions or emetics; and the discharges from
the head have resumed the original and
natural condition. That I have been able |
to obtain SO material relief is to me o
cause Of gratitude. In that alone 1 am
repaid for whatever the treatment may
have cost me.
/ make this statement unsolicited, as
means of acknowledging my obligations
to Dr.. Lighthilrs method Of treating ca
tarrh, and with view to aid any whol-:v
havs-puffercd from In8B disease IN FORMING
just opinion Of its merits, and its prob
able utility in their own case.
FREDERICK S. JEWELL.
ALBANY, N. Y, March IA, 1864.