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tof superior 10 Other now
In market for several reasons;
1T IS LESS C0MPLICATED-A SIMPLER MACHINE.
hs we'll understood principle in Mechanics that the
least complication and the least gearing In machinery
eesay 70 suhserve the purpose for which Is designed
better Ours Is the only singh Mower now in
ket and will need argument to convince farmers that
because of this fact II will be liable get out sf order
and more readily repaired II aceiden tally broken
Dur Mower Is better than Of lis competitors for another
70 the construction OF rival Machines propre
tors have ouns 1t necessary to gear them up high
ton, to prevent "clog ging" Heretofore those Machines
having the highest motion have been popular with far
mers as -cioggng has been Of the worst acules
be oyeIeoHe, and the higher the motion the eas "eoggng
By al improvement which made Mower prevent
eloggog and ietan w melton, knife akng than
fourteen revolutions 70 Of the vewhse which Is less
than twoirds OF te motion other Machinss Hence
they oaer hess festaaee te hs horses and durable
than those of higher motion.
Our kliie is placed on line with ths axis Of the dye
wheel which Is found seFviceabe moving on knoll or
In gully; having acoupsr.iyey motiou Il Is
Bile to break when bouyht gps by HINDER or stone;
and these added 70 the fet tAt Timber cutting BAR
enaeie rs 70 NOW Feagef meadsvs with greater psny
than can be done with any other Mower. -
Excepting the tngue fshiue s uate wholly Of iron
and stee hence is durabs haa made largely of
wood and therefore certain shrink SWELL and wesr Qua
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will find this the most advants.
route for Live Stock Capacious yards well watered
and supplied with every convenience have been opensd
this line and It's connections and every attention paid to
their wants From Harrisburg where win be found every
convenience for feeding and resting choice offered Of the
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore Markets. This viii
also be found the shortest quickest and direct route
NJ York. via Allentown and with fewer changes than any
other. ENoCH LEWIS, Gen Supt Ahoona PD, 'p'
L. L. HOUPT, Gen. Ticket Agesf, Phiiad
out7ss W. H. HOLMES, Gen. Fea. SgsailsaidsapoEs
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Sse ge AND oINTMEMT

All who have Friends and Relatives In the Army and Navy
should take especial that amply supplied with
these Pills and Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers
Sailors have neglected TO provide themselves with the,u
better them their sds They have
been proved to be the Soldiers neverfsiiss friend 10 the
heur of need. l1ftEl 6 sflI = : l
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% EARLY Physical Dessnsraey Of
r1he Assaer1ca,a Iseof,les

UST PUBLISHED by Dr.sAa Stone,
- PLY ,cisn 70 The Troy Lung and Hygenc Institute.
Treatise the Causes OF Early Physcal Decline OF A.
ton and marssrnus. ft'l
This work Is Of high moral toue written 10 chsse ye
thrilling language, and appeals directly 10 the moral
sciousness c All PARksrs and Guardsns especially detail
ing scientific and reliable aids and treatment for care
II will be sent by mail the receipt of two e cent stamps
Parents and Guadians fail send obtain this book
Young Men, fah not TO send Ter this book.
Ladies' Too should AZ once secure copy Of this book
A Word Of Solemn Conscientious Advice to
Those whn will Reflect = ~ =. =
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Coughs and Colds affecting Troops

Those feelings which sadden us, usually ae from
bic and annoyances obruced perspiraton, eating and
drinking whatever is unwhoesome, thus ubing the
healh action of the liver and stomach These organs
must be relieved II you desire TO be we'll THE Pills taken
according 10 the printed Instructions will quickly produce
healthy action in both liver and stomach, patura
consequence aclear head and good appetite.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27
N AR HI ED.

Ey Rev. G. lIol art ut his own rcsid nee in
Kcd Wing: MINI. OIL the l4th inst. Mr.. WV,
Z, e kALLE< Of the SAL Regt. Iu's Veterans. to
Mns SARAH F. HOBART dsaehtcr of r
Minn.
WILL DoSEFcR x.,E SD. The ree;n,cnt RI
en'lste as veterans and got the thirty days
l"r'ough granted to all veteran regiments, and
in ad itin thorcS". for .pee;n pArpo~es was
given thirty days leave of absence. The re-
suit was thai inpward. OF hro h"ntlrtt Of the
regiment have been married Within sixty dsy.
Who would not rcspond we'll done
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27
DIED.

In Red 'yiny on the Is.h Inst, Of Brain re
'er HARRY ~. .c,l 1lmonths and lfi day
'nIy child ofDavid II. aud Sarah A. Taber,
"Ci vac his eyclid>. press them gently
p, yer the dead and lcaden eyes.
for me soul that made them lovely,
nath returned unto the skies.
WIPE the death drop from his forehead,
res Iss iss: one dear, one golden tress.
Smooth the little snowy dress:
Scatter flowers DER his pillow
0sntie flowers 80 pure and white. Fl
Lay the bud upon his bosom. @
=. There-now softly say-Gool- night. 8%@
8. Tho'yh our tears flow fast and faster
Yet We wonld not wish bin back.
We arc glad his feet No longer
Tread lifo's rough and thoruy track:
We are glad sur heavenly Father,
Took him while his hear. vas nu,e-
We are glad lie did not leave him 80
All ifc's trials 10 endure: - .
We are glad--and yet the teardrop
Fallesh. 6-. alasl vc know = .@T@ ~
That our fresidc will be .loreiy,
We shall miss our darling so. ..
While 1t .shs~ the :wi!.ehs SHADOW: s.shsf ~
Little arms all white and diifip,ed
RoaDd our neck 20 softiy steal: -
Our wet cheek viii miss the pressure
. Ofsvest hps so.warffi and red, ss@S@-
And eur bcsom sadly, sadly . sS%7ssz.
Miss that darling little head ss y s.s
which wa& wont 20 rcse there swoetlr
And these large blue eyes - bright
We shall mics their loving slances,
WsshaH niss their soh, Good night
e \
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

BUSINESS. seems more live
" since the river opened. There was an
enormous quantity Of freight awaiting
transportation, and almost eytry hour in
the day we hear the shrill whistle, an.
nouncing the approach Of : boat. On,
merchants are receiving their spring goods,
and now people can get what they want in
evsry line of trade. Farmers arc all busy
gettiu; in their spring crops, 50 there is moi
such rush ae to prevent merchants mark.
ing their goods, but in two or three week.
We expect 10 see them 90 off with rush
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

Jusr THE PLAcE.-Mr. Merritt las open
cd a. Eating House on Plum St., opposite
tho Kelly House, where, At all hours Of the
day tho hungry can find refreshments. All
the deiicacies of.the spring season can be
found there, and Mrs. Merritt isl capital
cook. lie also keeps Fruit and Confecsion-
ary. In. woidhe keeps just the place ia
Get Just what one wants.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

:. FAVE SPouTs,-We call special attention
TO tho advertisement o. Fave Spouts. We
believe they are the cheapest and the bes,
thingof the kind that have ever been offered
TO the public.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

Cn,M1SAL On the Goth the child Of
Mrs. VanVlect INDUCED in the very inno-
cent sport Of killing chicken belonging te
Mrs. Crosendolf, for which the latter per.
son as stated in the indictment, wickedly
maliciously, violently and teloriou.ly, as
salted Mrs. VanVleet, and beat her, and
struck her = great many violent blows; With
. broom stick and bit her. and pulled hel
hair violently, naliciously, wickedly and
feloniously.
The proof substanciated the fact Of as.
suit and battery, but all the sdject'ves were
not sustained. Outraged morality consent
ed 10 be satisfied with . fine Of five dollars
and cost.
AUCTION SALEs.-The.e e is no place like
an auction sale to make bargains. There
the usual mode o: trading is reversed, and
the purchaser gives JUS what he pleases. -
Sometimes the purchaser discovers worth in
an article that was never before thought Of
A0l1y SuCil jUSSSuCSS u0y0 VCCuII0U u0I6
within tho past two or three weeks. On,
va will mention
About two years ago Mr.. Smith, the
barker, sod ~ old Melodeon to Capt. D. NJ
B I'D y IN, for thirty. t,ro dollars, and thought
the instrument we'll sold. But be was
mis- aiken; it toIk an auction sale to reveal
its real worth. Last week Capt. BALDWIN
offered his household goods for sale At auc'
ton, and among the rest, tat meIodeon. 1t
went up through quite fire OF c":upetition
until its value was approximated to, at the
sum Of. 1or:y-1fre dollars. at which figures it
was struck of to our friend Littlefie!d Of t. 9
Rrpw;lirnn. We believe Mr.. Lit,lefield is
= good judge OF music, and wo wish him
much joy with his new found prize.
-~>~~-~-~~~~~~~~~
MEssns. SMITH DIcK,N<oN have 70.
cen ly received letter from Capt. II. Betch.
or Co &. 9TH Regiment. containing draft
for $412tD. to be distributed to The per-
SO 's named below, in the amounts below
st ucd. A portion Of the nsney has been
paid over, and the balance will be a. soo n
~ the persons for whom it Is intended call
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

BUSH SrREET.-We respectfully call the
attentio" Of the City Council to tho condi-
'ion Of Cush Street, and ask them to cause
the strict to bs graded in accordance with
the original survey. That is one Of the
most extensively travelled streets in the CITY
and it is in q bad condition.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

TRr IT oNcE.-The manufacturers Of the
Chemical Saleratus, Messrs. DeLand 4 Co..
show their readiness to have the merits ol
tho article tested, for they authorize all who
sell 1t At retail to refund the money when
by far trial it does not prove to BE- Is rec
Commended. That is fair, and shows thei,
confidence in tho article.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

SP PEC1AII NOTICES.
w Letter List.

no. 4.
List Of Letters remaining in the Pos.
Office at Red WirS MINI. April Goth. 1864
which will be sent to the dead letter Office II
not called for in one month.
Burrell Fl. j. C.rriyan William
Cook d: s: Glib: George
Hilden P.J. (2) Hanson Ole
Hanson ]. ". Hanson Peter W.
Hamilton smes Humphrey Josephus
Humphrey FL. IIo,,nqucst John q,
Johnson +. Olxns Mcbride William
Sunlhlad p. ter n. Persig Charles
Peterson Abraham Simmons JIM
Ihorson Signe Th"mson Miss Brita
Thompson Miss u Zander Andreas.
E p. LOWATEK. p M.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

, Punrs.-Saxby is oxt again with h;1
pumps, and doing staving business. His
pumps have stood the test of ono winter,
and orders now flock in upon him a last 4.
hs can fill them. He manufactures IN ex
cellent pump. ~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

OUn Cry CoUxo1L.-Ths new City
Council take hold Of the business ofthe City
rs though they we're not afraid Of spending
day for the public. II they keep on IS
they have begun we shall see IN improved
state Of things before tho year is out. But
# any body expe It's that they eau make
improvements without spending money they
ase snistakea. This Council will probably
expsnd more money than any proceeding
Council, but our word for it, for every dol
lar they spend, they will be able 10 show
dollars worth 81 improvements.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

Boorx-AIp SaoEs.-Aesux ainoas &
Bina havs 1sesivs ~ sod aseD1saA II
o Boots - GAses. 1sy ~ sssa e
nss4 INTO thsir nav Staes q ~ side Il
MN St md thea - shall IA, piiiue q
'eaI me psepls vhsts they e. A.d @ q.
eeilent article Of Boots and Sheer.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27
A.crosticI..


should Yen wish for good kss,th and Light
n fssiing your ke, dry. yoa'n ..<a,., II :.
: Ao1e, ,;f yo.'il have.Rsd -wins. 10 lossjsA
On its incoming soles. yonr cash yesr -
Nov you'll cast Of your old shoes, wssa IN
39 ofholes, -.ss4s.sssss.ezz
Saying, I'm resolvs1 on buyiaga asw lai,
y,g ofs0les, :. ~ issi p -~-.s.-,-:-
4 then call st the now store of 1insas q
Boot, Shoes and Rnbbsrs are ssll sAssp
therein. :.5... ...5.s=.s 81 ..g.-.'.=--.s
Ladies we'll show you our goods With nesk
pleasure, .. sas~. =. sza5-s-
Inwst: cold o. ketthsy,ll protest ft.. IL.
&, weather. -: -,.~.. v-...--.~
New Shoes ct nsw Store WALL n at ear deer.
,Nb. z Main street next Clark's Drse 1sssa.
II
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

NV GeoDa-Pazkhurs& & Wilpoa ,,e
sscs'vins thei, nav Spsing goods 81 alness
evsy boak They asw have fos stock Il
fsaaenab's ps;css. and c,n supply ths wants
ofaN that call Amoax oslsr artiu,as
notjosda1plenad lot efusclry nm.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27
DISSOhUTION or PARTNER.

- SHIf.
The cppafthsfshiP Esr5sosofs extstinx un-
oer the name and style Of H G.. HoEaan 4 Co.
is this day Dissolved by mutual conSent. All
persons indebted ID the old firm will make inn
medsata Paymsnt, and these- -Aasin9 elaims
VIII prc.eas ttiefn % j. G. HoMaan for settle
msnt, Who 4 4utheri3ed tosets1s III tasiness
oi the late hTn4. II. G. HOFFMAN,
April lstA 1854. WV. ADAN6.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

DoNAr1oN.-Next Friday evening The
members and congregation Of the NJ. E.
Church, and all other friends will give q
donation party, at the basement Of the
church. for the benefit Of the pastor, Rev.
g. w. Richardson.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

STAND fnoA Uxosn--Ttompson evi
IDENTITY intends to do tho business of the
county in the Dry Goods line. II. is sup.
plying want that has long been felt, in
keeping stock Of first Scza.s goods. Ills
dress silks are elegant. Cali AID see for
yourself. We think we hazard nothing in
saying that he has the is.gest stock Of Dry
Goods that has ever been trough: Into this
city.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

BADLY HuRT.-The son Of Michae
,Burk, residing on Wells Greek was badly
hurt last Thursday by vicious COW, tha
a&tscked him, breaking his leg and other
wise severely injuring him. DR.. Hawlej
is attending 10 tho case and hopes are en-
tsrtained that it will not be fatal,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

WRITING ScHooL.-Prof. A. J. Shaw
has formed a class in this city whom he
proposes 10 teach the art 0: writing. He is
perfect master Of his profession. and guar
antees satisfaction or he will return the
money.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

JUST ARRlvED.-Elson l. Lauterty have
just bsen receiving their Spring goods
Their stock Of clothing cannot b e3cellsd.
And their Dry Goods department i we'll
stocked with elegant and durable goods.-
1hey have secured tho services Il A.
Msacaau, Eq.. one Of the mos, ,rrombs;.h.
ed clerks IN the city: -
Ac6rAsnaN has some seautifIl pa,,ern,
u Pfints. Hia Spring goods alls a..iviae bv
aluoss every boat. II. -. ~.=
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DIED

g'RAY aged IS years May he rest in peace Amen
The friends Of the deceased are invited to attend
the funeral, Sunday, j til, at 3 clock from the
corner of and First streets.
On the morning of the 9Th Of April. Mr.. GEO 3.
II ARR LESION, late clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment, aged IS years. .s
His friends and acqnsintan ces, Senators aud
Members of the State of Michigan. and clerks Of
tLeTressBry and Post Offce Departments. are
residence of Mrs. Davis. 2S9 Seventh street, be
tween /. and Nj, on Sunday. nj D. New York
Herald and Monroe, Mich, Papers please copyI
i. On the 9th instant at Ak o'clock q. m, latter
Il lingering illness Of consumption, JAMES A.
BREAST, aged 80 years and months.
The friends and srguaint lnceS are invited to at
tend his funeral on y morrow (SHn.tay) afternoon.
between II ana n.
In this city, the 18th instant, EMMA T.. only
child of William IL. and Mary f.. Kemp. aged .
yrars. months and days.
= Emma, dear, our dsrling. only.
Thou hast left IL here below:
And OuF hearts are sad and lonely.
Who will soothe sorrow
Baltimore American and Sun please copy.I
On the 5th instant. Of typhoid pneumou H. Ro
SEATTA HkAEEERT in the Tith year of her age.
The brightness of earth can nc'er WOO my heart
Nor take from this bosom srief's fostering dart,
for mother, dear mother iiea pale with the deaf,
The fowerets breathing perfume o er her heal.
Death rode that storm, pnenmnnia in hand,
And bore my dear mother from the beau tifui land ;
TIE sunshine more enwreath her gray hair,
Those black eyes are ciesed--death's seal it is
there. II I. IL.
EFr NoTiCF The friends and acquain tances of
James 4 Conner are pectfully invited to attend
21s O'Clock, from the residence of the parents on
street south. between 4th and jth SITS.
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SRCEET DIEKASRa

Sar'a,'tdr's Glt is the most certain, ssfs and
efectual remsdy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days
and recent cases in twenty four hours Nomineral,
no be lsam DO mercury. Only ten piiis to be taken
IT il the soldiers hope and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, g.;
female, $3. s
Samaritan's Roo. and Herb .Jurcfs-A positive ana
permanent cure for Syphilis ,Scrouls Ulcers Sores
Spots letters. &c. Price 81. six bottles for So
Sold by 8. @. Ford. See Advertisement. ri5
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of the Great Pennsyl vania route, vice +. O. Nor
ton, to take effect on the 18th of March. Mr.. Viii
kins has been connected with the Office At the
corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvanis avenue,
during the past two years, and is thoroughly CON
ycrsant with the business of the route in al its
departments. All applications for Information,
tickets. &c. must he addressed to Y. J. wilkins,
Agent Great Pennsylyania Route, Sixth street and
Pennsyl vania avenue. En. 8. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent,
sp5 Great Penn ylsania Route
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HEADS THAT RHPRI

against the rules Of Taste or Besut In their color
in the loss Of all their color NAV h. changed in
few moments to any
BeoMifxI Shais,
by single application of
CRISTADoRo'S HAIR Dye
The rspidity ofits operation, perfect safety per-
manent heaithful effect, and the exceeding depth
and Iichness Of the hues it imparts, distinguish
this preparation from all other Dyes in use in this
country or in Europe.
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PRgsERvArIrR
valuable adjunct to the Dye in dressing and pro-
noting the growth and perfect health Of the hair
and Of itself, when used alone-a safeguard that
protects the fibers from decay under all circum-
5tances and under all chimes. Manufactured by
J. Cristadoro, No. 6 Aston House, New York
Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dress
ers NH n ve,1n
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DEAFNESS, CAfARkH,
and diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES

una diseases OF the
EAR, THROAT. AND AIR PASSAGES.
DR.. LI4HTHILL,
from "a ST.. Marx Place, New York,
Author Of "a Popniar Treatise on Deafness
"Letsefs on Catarrh," will make
his second visit 70
WASHINGTON,
MONDAY, APRIL lita,
aud can be cons uited At ths
EBBITr HoUss
for oNR WEEK until
Saturday evening, April l6sh.
DEAFNESS, OATARRH,
and all the various diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
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THk fEHT.-Eeauty of carriage is mostly depen.
Is impossible to move in, graceful manner if the
great support OF the whole frame be in disor-
Corr Gorns Bqniens; borrowing Nails Or other disor:
We would recommend an early call al DR.. WHIT
and 9Th streets. snEtfs
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BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocBr,

BRoxS' 8 BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
These Lozenses are prepared from a highly
esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Alice.
tons, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds aud
Irritation or Soreness Of the Throat.
Public peakers and Vocatists
viii find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking singing and relieving the throat
after any unusual eXertion of the vocal organs
Esving a peculiar adaptation to affections which
d'hluio the organs OF speech NH 29-dSwtf
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CoLGArE's UosrY soar

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials. il
mile and omollient in lis nature fragrantly scent
ed. sui extremely beneficial in its action pom the
skin. For sale by all Druggists aud Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia25eoIy
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From the Rev. Fred. 8. Jewell, Professor
OF State Normal School, Albany, N. Y.
This may certify that have been, since 1874,
smnset 10 'ioten. periodical stlscks OF catarIh
lining mem branes Of the cavities Of the head,
producing most distressing species Of head.
ache tor days at time, wholly incapacitating
me from business, and during the paroxysms
combining me TO the bed. In some instances the
Inflammation has extended to the teeth, occa.
sioning toothache to the threat. producing
hoarse ness and partial loss OF voice and and
twice 1t has SO affected the left eye RS to con.
dne me for month or mere to a darkened room
These attacks have been accompanied by strong
febrile symptoms; by stoppage OF the head,
from the nose, subseQ uently becoming acrld
and yellow, and towards the close of the attack
becoming bloody and puruient 1 have tried
medicines OF almost every klId; external ap.
plications to the head. such as camphor, gin.
ger, hot bandages, and Concentrations OF hot
vinegar; snuffs Of some half dozen kinds, aud
other catarrhal preparations, together with in
ternal remedies, such rs Alternatives, cathartics
and emetics. These have produced no change
in the occurrence or character Of the disease,
and, In most cases, with little or no temporary
relief. had come, at length, to believe the
disease to be practically beyond either cure or
material alienation.
Under these circumstances 1 was led some
five months ago, to make q trial Of DIR. Light.
itself to my Judgment, rs simple, philosophi-
cal, and likely to be effective. Eotwithstand.
ing the disadvantages under which he labored,
in dealing with a disease OF such long stand.
ing, aggravated by nervous debility and dys.
pepsia, and constantly induced by the acci-
dents OF ny professional labor, found the
treatment reaching the disease as it had never
been reached before, and producing such a
modification and alienation Of it's character,
as I had supposed impossioie. 1 chronicle the
results thus. Although have been situated
several times. SO that should formerly have
believed severe attack of my catarrh inevita.
BILE, have escaped thus far; the symptoms OF
threatened attack have been very light, and
have Yielded to the remedies employed by Dr.
Lighthill, without need OF recourse to the old
hot lamentations, or emetics; and the dischar-
ges from the head have resumed sthe original
and natural condition. / count upon com.
piete cure. That have been able, however,
TO obtain SO material a relief Is to me q cause
OF gratitude. In that alone, am repaid for
whatever the treatment may have cost me.
make this statement unsolicited, as means
of acknowledging my obligations to DIR. Light
hills method Of treating catarrh, and with q
view to aid any who may have suffered from
that disease, in forming a just opinion OF its
merits, and its probable utility in their own
case FEEDK. s. JEWELL,
Prof State Normal school
Albany. N. Y, March H. 1861.
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CatQHrh Cured.

From Rer, r. +. Russell Lynn, Mass.
1 have been much troubled with Catarrh of
the worst type for some twenty years. 1t
gradually grew worse, producing cough and
hoarseness, destroying the sense of smell, and
bre aking down my general health to such p
degree as to compel me to resign my pastorate,
and suspend public speaking
l made diligert use of the useful remedies,
such as snufs Of different kin DIS, nitrate OF
silver, tar water, olive tar, and limitations,
but without any salutary effects. Last sum
mer heard Of Or. Lighthill's successful mode
OF treating catarrh, visited him, and put my
self under his treatment. 1 began immediate
ly to improve, and tlis Improvement has gone
on to the present time. My catarrh has gradu-
ally melted away, my cough has disappeared,
my voice has become natural, and am once
more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Let
me advise all troubled with catarrhal diiicul-
ties TO apply to DIR. Lighthill.
p. r. RUSSELL,
Lynn, Mass, Feb. l, 1862. NH 3l-eo3w