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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-25
sts,s H. 5sr;Sss.;.ta,

pNEALER IN FOREIGN and STAPLE Dry
 MD ii,o Is, Groceries, Cyockeiy, Glass Ware a,l Yankee Notipus, No. t, West street; 's' q ,vr west of t,e Court Housc, Lj'chlicld Nol''.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-25
J. F. W ALkER .

ov.r inc Post Office. South st, I.itchGeld, Ct.,
 Manu,c;urcr and dealer in sSadl!es. Hw.iesi, B'1d'es, Halers. WhI'S Lusaes. S,"h x. S"'r!Mj|"s' o'"a'
 ment$, TinmiaJ$, dc.
 Eos.I,nn's Oil Backing For nresnrviny sottrnlng. and renewing the .n,.,r,nce of iiaruesS. Carriage tops, &c. N ,de to order all kinds of double and sin ole Harness of superior style and workman sh;,, .n,i of inc best material 3m9
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-25
i,;,:,S. sI0!c:sslis~ & son.

W)LIlrrElLLH, C'NN.,
 KDEAUlsCAL AN%hlIEGI5 AND BUILD FRS, Manufacturers oi Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mpuding-, &c., and Dealers ln Lumber of all knis.
 Saving and P.ning done at short hot'cr, March 1. i-'il. IL io
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-25
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
1IoiIisser & Ei:cEk0X,

A TTDHTI;.S & CuUNsELLORS AT LAW "A Office in Seymour 5 Budding, Litchileid' Conn. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-25
sII. ::s. >.t :;sts.sst!,

;1. :=. >:t ;s<s.,ri',
 sIAiipN. vrOn ,EY and c,"ln cilor at Law a'' "A Agnt for tne ro.l'-tli Il oI So!dl IS Houn ty. Dr.. Pay and "ci' ,lo';a Sa iron. Oct, Fl 1852. u'-'
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-25
C.tA>. l. ieRgsgts3isGli

C.t N. I- EWEss EsCft N Y 5.
 IDOr AND STO%-IAHEr, WEOOrS & SHOES mac, 10 order and re- HE pli,r.t. inb,'.> Rep .rou and Brass E>ut and Shoe llccls-Grecn s P.d'rat Sold.
 l.itrhicl Jan. 2oGh 1864 If 4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-25

Tla;s>Ie.1 ssOn.c. s~. SPENCE, PROpIiE TOR, LlitHtihLD, t~ Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-25

[ BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
 Of all descriptions, neatly and .'rcmHtiy done
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-07

n(ayR WHEREAS THE AUDITOR GENE
- rn as required by the llth section Of the Act en-
titled IAN Act enabling the Banks Of this Commonwealth
t1 become Associations for the purpose OF Banking under
the Laws OF the United states passed the 22d day OF
cal Bank Of Pennsylysnia, Of the City Of Philadephis
has furnished satisfactory evidence to him that all the
requirements said Act been complied with by the
said Bank and that 1t has become an Association for the
purpose banking under the laws Of the United Sat9s
do therefore cause this notice thereof TO be published
IN with the provisions Of the said lh sec ion
the said Act and do decare that the charter of said
Bank by of said act Is deemed aud taken to be
heroupOn uendeed subject to the provisions Of theit
stctOn of said Act. ..,
A. G.. CURTIN,
Governor of pennsyya yania.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, HARRISBURG, 29th No ember,
lsCi. u-3O jW
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MECHANICS, BANK.

nA4J~ MECHANlCO' BANh.
49, PHILADELPHIA, November p, 1864.
Notice is hereby given, Rseeaby to Section Two Of tho
Act OF the General Assembly of thei Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, entitled An Act enabling Banks OF the
Commonwealth become Associations for the purpose OF
Banking uncer tue OF the United States, approved
the 2ld day Of August 1861 that the Stockholders Of the
Mechanics Bank Of the city and county 0f philadelphia
have this day voted to become such an Association and
mat the directors have procured the authority Of the
owners Of uore than birds OF the capital stock 20
make the certificate required therefor by the lAW OF the
United ates, j. WElGAhD,Jhr
ll-23-Vm- lm Cashier.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
D. w. CLARK,
No. COZ CHEsNUI

No. 6e2 CHEsNUT STREET,
Has now on hand a very large stock OF
JEWEtRY and
SILVER PLATED WARE,
selected expressly f9r the coming HOLIDAY VT. TRAPE M
wricI , 1sg sJyo ,tdct os ~ Ioyng aSldS
Gold Watches,
Lades' Watches,
Gents Watches
American watches
English Watches,
Swiss Watches,
ODD Vest Chains,
Gold Chatolaihe chains,
Gold Mock Chains,
Gold Pencil Cases,
,iod Tootipcks,
cold IN mhos,
Cold Armlets,
God Bosom studs,
Gold sleeve buttons,
Gold watel Koys,
Gold Pins Ladies,
Gold Pins, Misses,
Gold Bos Chateiaiuc
Gold Ear Rings,
Gold , inEer lungi.
Gold scarf Pins,
Gold bracelets,
Gold LOckct8,
id Goid W%tcS ',at,5 Hooks,
Silver Thimblcs,
Silver Napkin Rings,
siiySI 2iiyeI F,g't Fob cSSns, hams
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Plated on genuine Albata metal,
Tea Sets.
Cake Baskets,
Fruit Nasket5y
Card Receivers,
Butter Dishes,
sNrup Pitchers,
Breakdst Castors.
Dinner Castorst
spoon Holders
Waito.st
sat Stands,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

BOUNTY FOR MARINES. - WANTED
foY the United States Marine Corps, able bodied men
nj 10 perform the duties Of soldier at our Navy farda
W and on board United States Shpsof-wsr on torsgn
stations.
erm Of service, -Four Years.
Better compensation than the army.
ALL THE LOCAL BOUNrlES paid upon enlistment
Marines receive Prize Money.
FOR all further Information apply at tho Recruiting
Rendezvous,
no. 3n s. FRONT Street, below Spruce Street.
O. O. MCCAWLEY,
au5-u Major and Recruiting Oficef
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l5's TICE.
RANK OF NORTH AME RIGA,

n~1557s notice.
~ BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
NOVEMBER 81, 1864.
Notice hereby given, agreeaby TO section or the act
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Penn
syIyapa ent led IAN act enabling the banks Of the Com
monwealth TO become associations for the purpose OF
banking under the the United States, approved
he q2d day of AUGUST d. 1854 that the Stockholders OF
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, OF the l4th instant,
voted to become such soci9On aud that its Directors
have procured the authority the owners of more than
two thirds of the capital stock TO make the certificate re-
Quired therefor by the laws the United States
ll-23 W I'm. I'm HOCKLEY, Cashier.
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RFaARKABLF CuRF OF DISCHARGES FR
EAR, DISEASED EYES AND Loss or
TEfT

REMARK ABLE CUBF OF DISCHARGES FIR
EAR, DISEASED EYES, AND Loss or
LECT.
PHILApELPHIA, SEP ember T. lssi.-I, Henry
Jefferson street. tpgtT Mr.. BrlWnhOldts coal VI
mAntown, do ceItfN rat my son Joshua took bi
and Catairh on tie treasI which efi Eim with d
frOm the ear anG diseased eyes The dischArl
ceased. His enrs became quite large and U
covered with sca1 Tie pillows had TO be chang
the night, So saturated We're they with the disc
would BE- Impossible 10 describe the condition OF
My family physician said he would go blind. Hi
also became imI aired, that he cared not TO b
with children. He .Ook no notice Of anything ar'
None but the parent can tell what our suffering,
look on our child In this condition.
Most provideuusliy, about one year ago, /
NJ G.. Browns 'Me nphyschi Discovery Gdy'
the LedyeF. wert 10 the ONCE, ilO Arch 80
procured The medicine NV wife applied il iaitll
porscyerlagly. Tie medicine wo o-ked sOwl
beginning, but Gt'll we prrseYered, ana the reSu
our son Is eutiTeN cured Of his diseases. His
seems 10 have aW Hkened out OF the sleep Of drd
considered now o. bright and Intelligent boy,
charges from his ears have eLtiralF ceased. aud
have become small anc natural. His eyes are
strong. My wife aud mysclf are well satisfied
great cure performed On our child by Mrs NJ O.
Metaphysical Discovery, and most heartily comb
all who suffer.
Mrs. M. q. Browns Celebrated Po0v Rlchl
Water, 81 per bOtt @ small Size 20 cents. Sea ..
tor, 81 per bottle
The Celebrated Poor Richards Eye Water.
No. 4lO ARCH
Scalp Ren0vator ~,
sel0-ws-3m No 4lO ARlti
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BANK NOTICES.

nI9ys WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR-GENE-
- raj as required by the llth section of the act en-
titled IAN Act Enabling the Banks Of this Commonwealth
to become for tho Purpose OF Banking under
the of the United States, passed on the I'D day Of
August, A. d. 1854, has certified 10 me that me
"CITY BANK OF PHILADELPHIA'
has furnished satisfactory evidence him that all the
requirements said act have been complied with by the
said Ank ana that 1t has become association for the
purpose Of BANKING, under the laws Of the United
States -..,,,-,.-,
do therefore this notice thereof to be published,
in accordance with the provisions Of the said th section
the sad act do declare that the Charter OF said
bank by of said Act is deemed aud taken to be
heTeupon surenderod subject to the provisions OF the
section Of said act, - -..
Governor Of Pennsylvania.
EXECUTIVE CHANBKR,
OOH Soyenber, 1854 ll-30-3w
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Until philosophers have moro data TO go by, in
their studies Of this interesting question, their
theories and spccuations belong rather 90 tne
Go,nain of romance than 10 that of science. Up
to his time al the bOasted cxtlanatons Of the
wonderful solar phenomena have been, il is
evident, but guesses at the still-hiddcn truth.
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A LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF CONsUA
CURED.

CURED.
From tho Boston Journal.
JULY %, ,lSG4.-l, Mrs. Nancy Sloan, OF No. s.
street, Charestown, do certify that have been
for ten years. MY right side was so pAralyzed
could not lie on it.. During that time suffered I
tArrh, scre throat; would cough from one TO five
a time; was very nervous; seldom could sleep a
] had lung fever two years since, which reduced
skeleton. l had All the medical advice aud mt
money could procure, but,all to no purpose. / "
sinking IN the last stage of consumption. was
TO bed when Mrs II. G.. Browns Metaphysical hi
was sent ioI. II was applied according ~ direc
felt no better, but rather worse for some time.
My friends wanted me 10 give up, saying II wt
me that was tCO far 1CIe aud TOO weak 20 try a
more, But my mother said l would die II / did
reefin the Discovery; and as II was the last tfla
me she would continue It. We soon found thar It
circulation which was rushing into my system Nj
Hing effect. A. the circu a;ion kept inCIeasing
ease began 10 break up. II was six weeks after
10 apply the medicine before 1 could gather streni
into Boston to ser NlTs NJ. @. Brown, aud then
have help. The second time / yentured I went
lelp, and the thirk time found my way without
fculty. began the use Of the Metaphysical Disc
Nav and the result 10 on this 27th Of July, tnat he
strength is fast returning tn my epaciated frame. &.
My parayzed side Is restored TO vigor; l can
well on Il. NY C8;arrh is gone My cough, my
ness, and sore throat are gone. l sleep well Al
reguaritles have disappeared and must ack1
that, by the providence OF God, was directed b q
MIS- NJ. G.. Browns Metaphysical Discovery, al
taken from the mouth of the grave and restore.
family and friends know m diseases are goil
general circulation has taken plaee hut expect IL
time to regain my lost ilesh and strength.
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PHILADRLrHIA, November Q, 1854 The Board Of Dreo-
tors have this day declared Cash Dividend Of TEN per
cont on the capital stock and SIX per cent inel
the scrip OF tue Company payable on and amer the
taxes.
They have, also declared Scrip Dividend of FORTY
per cent the earned premiums for the ending Oc
t0ber 81, 1874 certcates for which Will be Issued 70 the
parties entitled 10 the sane and after the lst OF Decem
ber prOXimO, free OF National and state taxes.
They have ordered also, that the scrip certificates OF
profits OF the Company for the year 1850 be redeemed In
Cash at the office of the Comp on and amer the st Of
December proNmo, all interest thereon 10 cease on that
day.
No certificate Of profits issued under sa5 BY the Act o.
Incorporation, mo certificate shall Issue unless claimed
within two years aer the declaration OF the dyidea
whereof II Is evidence
DIRECTORS
Thomas Q. Hand, Samuel y Stokes,
John Davis, y. r. 'enistan,
Edmund A, euder, Henry sloan
Theophlus Padding, william g BOulton,
John u. PenTOse Edward Darlington,
James Traduar, III. Jones Brooke,
Henry Dallett,Jr., Jacob p. JoPes.
james @. Hand, james II Mcfarland,
William Ludwig, Joshua Z. Eyre,
Joseph II. Seat Spencer McIlvaine,
George q. Leiper, John Is, 5empla, Pttsburg,
Hugh Craig, A. Is. Berger, do
| Robert Burton,
THOMAS c. HAND, President,
JOHN q, DAYS.. Vice President
HFSY LYEHURN Secretary. 1tIl-lm
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nlg@ OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
- ROAD COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4, 1885,
Office TO SHAREHOLDERS,
Tho Shareholders Of this company notified that,
under Res luton Of the Boa OF Direct they are, aa
subscr be the stock the Company The amount
o. TEN PER CENT. on their respective interest, as
shown by their books OF the I'd instant.
zach shareholder Tiled to fractional part OF share,
under the Of the ReBOlJtpn, shall have the pTvi
lege Of subscribing for fun share the payment Of nifty
dollars.
This Stock will be issued at the par value ot y dol
lars per Accrued terest at SIX PER CENT WIN
be charged the LIST instant until payment Is made.
The Books for subscription and payment viii be ooen
on MONDAY the 7th instant, and will close on the 3lst
December next, after which farther subscriptions
VIII be received under the resolution.
I-ls-tl2-3l THOMAS r FIRTH Treasurer.
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REMARK ABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS OF Z
YEARS. STANDING,

/, John NcwComb, of Quincy, do certify tha
been entirely deaf IN my left ear for twenty years
the past six years my right ear has been 50 dc
could not hear conversation or public speaktA
kind. | could not hear the church bells ring VII
sitting In the church have also been troubled ~
ber OF ears with a lry sore throat, so that WI
20 give up singh IN church, for had lost m
had great trouble in my head, terrible noises,
cTazness. My head telt numb and stupid, an
source OF constant iroLble 10 me.
tried every remedy that could be thought Of
aurists; but as truN wanted to use Instrument
have nothing 10 dc with them. About, one mont
obtained MTs.M. g. crowns Metaphy Seal Disco
used il aCCOId.ng lu Ilg directions on the bottles
result Is that the D iug Of both ears spefectly
so that can hear as wCllas any man. The crs.
IN my head is entirely gone. NV head feels peTiA
cured ana have recove ed ms voice again. l v
take one thousand dollars Tor he heneht have
i'm the use OF Mrs, Browns Metaphysical Discov,
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Mrs. M. O. BROwN'S
METAPHYsIOAL DIsO0VEB


OFFICES No. 40 ARCH street. philadelphia, 4
N, i6 1IONH Street New YorE, and
no. Is PEMBERTON square. BostJn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-19
JOSEPH NJ. CLARKE.
From the Rev. John Mott, ID. D., Professor
In Union College, scbenectada.

From the Rev. John Mott, ID. D., Professor
In Union College, scbenectada.
Since 1 first publicly acknowledged the
great benefit which 1 received from the
skilful treatment Of DR.. Lighthill, in re.
gard to my hearing, letters ofinquiry have
necessarily poured upon me from all parts
Of the country, from parties desiring to
learn the particulars of my case, and l an
indeed surprised at the number Of indiyid-
usls who are affected similar to the man
ner in which 1 have been, and therefore
it more and more sacred duty which 1
owe to these sufferers, to direct them to a
proper and reliable source to obtain the
benefit they so much covet, and which so
many afflicted ones have hitherto sought
in vain, just as had done previous to sp-
plying to DR.. Eghthill.
1 had from infancy one very deaf ear.
which always discharged more or less of.
fensiye matter, and was the source Of the
greatest annoyance and discomfort to me.
Last year the other ear also became dis
essed, and both ears discharged q yellow
matter, very profuse and highly offensive.
My hearing became very much impaired
and the discharge produced the greatest
debility Of body and depression of spirits.
L applied to my family physician and
other practitioners, without deriving snv
benefit and almost despsired of being re-
storee to health, when providentislly, l
applied to DR.. Lighthill. Under his treat
ment my ears began to improve at once,
and continued to do so, until, in compsr-
stively short time, both ears were healed
the discharge removed, and nv hearing
restored. At trst feared the cure would
not be permanent or that the stoppsee of
a discharge Of so long standing might
prsve detrimental to nv general
health, a fear which 1 find a great
may entertain in regard to the removal Of
from the ear. My experience.
however, has proved conclusively that nv
were entirely groundIess
in both respects, for both ears are as we'll
and my hearing as good at present, Is the
Day left off treatment, and the stoppa0e
If discharge. instead Of proving detrimep.
al to my health has given the prastest
elasticity and vigor to my body, and a
low Of spirits not experienced for long |
ime previous.
wish that the above might serve AZ g
general answer to the interested but
Ihould one or the other desire to apply to |
ne personally, or by letter, I will cheer |
ully satisfy reasonable demands upon my |
ime.
L avail myself Of this opportunity of
gain publicly expressing my deeply felt |
gratitude to DR.. Lghthill, whom esteem
IS gentleman and man Of science, in
whom the highest confidence can be pisc-
d: - JOHN MOTT.
[aprlaR21 !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-19
Judge Ranney dissented.
why Geld Advanced and Fell so Suddenly
OnFhursday Last.


OnFhursday Last
1t has been matter of curious inquiry
why gold went up SO suddenly on Thurs
day last and fell equally quick. The fol.
lowing is the explanation of the Philsdel-
phia Evening Telegraph.
If true, it is another reason why the
bill OF Thsd Stevens, making it penal Of
fense punishable with fines ond imprison-
ment to buy and sell gold on time and
also levying q heavy tax on each sales
seould pass.
We are creditsbly informed that certain
brokers in Philsdelphis are entitled to the
credit Of the whole operation. Their names
are known, and We believe the facts can
be substantisted beyond denial Seven
brokers on Third street, at the suggestion
Of a leading spirit, bought large qusntities
Of gold at the lowest point early yesterday
morning About ten o'clock, in accord
snoe with the scheme agreed on, they sim
ultsneously telegraphed to their ten cor
respondents in New York to purchase fifty
thousand dollars in gold without limit as
to the price, but limiting the time to ten
minutes after receipt Of instructions. The
effect was instantaneous. Ten brokers in
the New York market esce one eager to
earn his commissions, without limit as TO
price, all bidding sgainst each other, of
course gold went up with bound.
At this point the ten conspirators un-
loaded their gold at q handsome profit, |
and instantly sold gold short, or, in other |
words, agreed to deliver to purchasers a. |
q less figure than the maximum, knowing |
ss they did that gold would suddenly fall |
when relieved Of the pressure they had |
put upon it. It did fall, and they again |
bsgged handsome return at the expense |
of their fellow gamblers, who are of course
savage at the way they have been "Wrung
out" We have it from the best authority
that their profits are one hundred thou
sand dollars apiece.
Now if the result Of this villainous tran
ssction was limited to the knights Of the
fsro-bank and swest-cloth who are serving
the Rebel cause by deprecisting our ma
tional currency, under the fimsy pretence
Of bulling gold, we would not complain.
But the result is, that every mouthful Of
food Of our whole population is increased
in cost, in order that handful of misera-
bic "Shylocks may add to their wealth.
Every family feels it in the enhanced ex-
peRse of living but the greater curse
than sll, it strengthens the cause Of the
Rebellion both at home and abroad, where
The confidence of our people in the Govern
nent issues forms barometer Of opinion.
In our streets the sly Copperhesd chuckles
1t the rise in gold, and shakes his head
with ominous import that feebly disguises
IN internal glesm Of joy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-19
The soldIerr, Yotinr law.

We publish this morning the decision Of
the Supreme Court on the Soldiers Voting
Law. Its oOnstitutiOnality is most en-
phatioally affirmed and the right of the
soldier to vote established. This decision
Is disagreeable to the COpperhesds, ssthey
have no hope in the soldiers voting for
their candidates. The State Journal very
properly observes in this connection:
This the COpperhesds have resisted with
the utmost effort and pertinaoity. Such
has been their course, not only in Ohio,
but In other States where similar steps
we're taken for enabling the soldiers to
vote. They contested it in Iowa; and
there the Supreme Court sustained the
law. They attempted it in Wisconsin; and
there, too, the lsF was sustained by judi
cial decision. They tried it in Pennsylvs-
mia, andsuooeeded in obtaining q decision
IN their favor, BY Judge Woodward, the
Oepperhsad friend and ally Of General
&sQlsllapi bHt that decision has since
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-19

FHUM THE KEW. FHEU. o. Sn~yBI-L,-
PROFESSOR OF THE STATE EoRHAL SCHOOL, ALBANY
NEW YoRk.
This may certify that have been, since
1874, subject to violent periodical attacks of
catsrrh, marked by highly inhsmed con-
dition Of the lining membrane Of the csvi-
ties of the head, producing most dis
tressiDg species Of headache for days at q
time, wholly incspscitatiBg me for busi-
ness, and during the paroxysms conining
me to the bed. In some instances the in
fismmstion has extended 10 the teeth, oc-
casioning toothache to the throat, pro-
ducing hosrseness and partial loss Of
voice; and twice it has 30 affected the
left eye ss to confne me for q month or
more to darkened room. These attacks
have been accompanied by strong febrile
symptoms; by stoppages Of the head, and
in the first stages by wstery discharges
from the nose and subsequently, becoming
sorid and yellow, and towards the close Of
the attack becoming bloody and purulent
have tried medicines Of almost every
kind; external applications to the head,
such as csmphor, ginger, hot vinegar,
snuffs Of some half dozen kinds, and
other cstsrrshsl preparations, together
with internal remedies, such as alternatives,
cathartics and emetics These have pro-
duced no change in the occurrence or
character Of the disease, and in most csses,
with little or no temporary relief. I had
come at length, to believe the disease to be
practically beyond either cure or material
alleVistion.
Under these circumstances l was led,
some five months ago, to make trial Of
DR.. LighthilIs treatment. His method st
once approved itself to my Judgment, as
simple, philosophical, and likely to be ef-
fective. Notwithstanding the dissdvsn-
tsges under which he lsbored, in dealing
with disease Of such long standing, ag-
graYsted by nervous debility and dyspep-
sia, and constantly induced by the acci-
dents Of my professional labor, found
the treatment reaching the disease as it
had never been reached before, and pro-
ducing such modification and alleviation
Of its character, as had supposed impos-
sible. I chronicle the result thus.
Although have been situated several
times so that 1 should formerly have be-
lieved a severe attack Of my eatsrrh inev-
table. 1 have escaped thus far; the symp-
toms Of threatened attack HEV D11Ei v1Iy
light, and have yielded to the remedies
employed by DR.. Lighthill, without the
need Of recourse to the old hot fermenta-
tions or emetics; aud the discharges from
the head have resumed the original and
natural condition. That have been able
to obtain so material a relief is to me a |
cause Of gratitude. In that alone am |
repaid for whatever the treatment may |
have cost me.
1 make this statement unsolicited, IS a
means Of acknowledging my obligations
10 DR.. Lighthilps method of treating ca
.srrh, and with view to aid any who may
lave suffered from that disease in forming
just opinion Of its merits, and its prob
.ble utility in their own case.
FREDERICK s. JEWELL.
ALBANY, N. Y, March ID, 1864.