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NrWyOpK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MAY a. 1864
elements that it strikes we're necessary for the dis.
position of the matter

elements that it strikes necessary for the DIS
position OF the matter.
BIZ. CYa,A--A ding TO tho newspapers, my aSso-
ciate seemed 20 be pretty well bulod BY members
Of the Court and did not resist quito much he
wOHld perhaps If he had not encountered the severe
rebukcs ~ the Court He certainly intended TO
convey the impression st he consented 10 thc
taken.
TIE CourIt would not bo at all astonishing consid-
eg.ug The character Of The points, tha there should DO
some degree Of feeling
NJ. CrGH--iAey were prepared by me, and prepared
carefully.
The court-Perhaps If Won had been present you
might have given them different Interpretation.
bT. CrGrs1h0y contained statements or facts strict
y, without epithet
TIE C0hT-IheTe was q criticism upon the language
used By the Chancellor in reference TO newspapers.
M. CT0m-I suppose your Honor refers 10 the last
point that whore the mode of appointments OF judcih
officers has been changed TO that of election by the pc"
pie for Short Terms ii Is essential that the Conls
sn0ud stand a. greater distance fOm political excite
menl and influence That. suppose, may have s'e,
umbIage to the Court IL is statement oi iicLs thae
willing to stand by, and apnrehcnd your iioHoi
knows me TOO well to think that / would present any
thing on NY points disre spectfu 70 the court -
Tie CoiVt-You we're not present ana OF ooui ~ Or
not as familiar with what occurred Us am, ~ 80"
had made the same statement then us You nav g "
nothing would have been said wa suoh'' Wv pa
pcr. 10 INV assDciaes and whether II Is heeessai!
10 make any order for further hearing $500 4. 10
Mr. Smith, hope We shall have chahco '" w
heard. ,r. - ,,,,;,, IN re
no,e Cha receiver for tho destruction oil ''iS 'eS''
~. cry-If anything is 70 be heard you VIII 10 I'D
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Harlem, i26,k.s etween "a and ID avs.

Nc l3i ALLEssr., EHw.YoRE, Feb. ., 1863
Ihay. been completely deafin one ear and partially 80 III
the other for years with d'asroeoio dis
charge from both ears, combined with continual rumohnS
noise in the head for which have been treated oy most
eminent practitioner in the city without the relief
Icousu,ed Dr. Won Eenbeg but must candidy say 'hSs
had no faith in his when did So H"'ne''e u-'
to Dr. Won Eisenbergto acknowledge that am entirely c's"
al,o that lie displayed that sA and knowledge when nave
procured for him such unvaed reputation AZ nave nS
an opportunity comparing his mode Of treatment WIN n4
d, o,,-, can truly slate hat !. not only SUPERIOR but
the principles which difec biz mode Oh restoring 'H'
are in my opinion, certain 'ohN la
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RETURN OF THE REV. DR.. McCLINroCK.-

RETURN OF THE Rev. DR.. MCCLINT0CK.-
Among the passengers in the Scotia from Liverpool is
the Rev. Dr. McClntock. who for the last four years
ha. been the pastor Of the American Chapel IN Paris
where he has noby performed the duty Ola Minister Of
the Gospel and sustained tie honor OF the United
States The Christian World thus speaks Of the return
of this reverend gentleman:
'Dr. McClintook has done most glorious work for
the cause Of Christ during his residence IN Pans
Through his able and efficient abors the Chapel has
been entirely efsusaining nor have his labors been
confined 10 the duties which deyolyed upon him IN con-
neotion with the Chapel. The Doctor i nobeheaTted
Christian patriot and his ahOrs have been uni ih5 ior
the welflre of his country Two years since he went
TO London 10 attend the Anniy crsGies and there ko
our friend Mr. Bcecher. nohy hattlcd FOR the night
Through his Influence and speeches. the gr'ai poI %
the Wesevaus In England have boon our lrm and stead
FAST friends"
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FINE WORK OF ART.--Mr. Nj. d. nr'ny IT,
ousts us to announce that he has now on exhibition d"
his gallery corner Of Broadway and Tenth street pno
to.raphic groups Of the Ladies' Executive CoHni.'ce
the Gentlemens Executive Committee, the All Coin
mi,tee and the Arms and Trophies Committee oi tne
Metropolitan Fair ms well photographs representing
the most prominent features Of tie Art oaHeiE tno
Arms aud Trophies Department, tho kmckefoooSer
Kitchen, the Shipping, and other departments Iho'e
rictres are admirably executed ard will for all time
serve to recall many interesting rem'nscenoos OF the
great Metropolitan Sanitary Iaif.
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DEAFNESS AND cATARRH CURED.

No. 40 6th.ev., NEW YORK, Dec. J, 1852
Twas deef fox several years end hearing Of the great cures
performed by Dr. Won Eisenberg induced to place my
self under hs care and happy state that my hear
ing entirely restored alter short treatment Twas also
suffering from chronic caiauh Of which was also cured by
the skifuI treatment Of Dr. Won Eisenberg do but justice
the Doctor by stating thu. in treating lie displayed that
skill and knowledge which have already procured for him such
deserved reputation snd that the principles which direct Ids
system Of curing Deafness and Caiah such to render
success certain in my opinion. Many months have passed
since Dr. E,saberg restored NY hearing and continues
- COED sseyet Y. HOPhlNS.
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Since frs, publicly abnowedsd the great benefits which
received from the ifa OF Dr. Lshhl in regard
to my hearing letters inquiry have necessarily poured upon
me all parts Of the country from parties desiring to learn
tho particulars Of my case and am indeed surprised at the
number Of individuals who are affected similar TO the manner
in which have been and therefore feel it more and more
sacred duty which to these sufferers to direct them to
proper and reliable obtain the benefit they so much
eoye. md which ~ many afflicted ones have hitherto sought
IN vain Just as lad done previous applying to Dr. LGhs
hill.
had from infancy very deaf ear which always ais
charged more or offensive matter and was the source Of
the greatest annoyance and discomfort to me- Last year the
other ear also dca ed and both ears discharged vel
low matter very profais and highly offensive My hearing
became very much impaired aud the discharge produced the
estes, debility Of body and dePesdon Of spirits lafPed
to nv family physician end other prsc,i toner's without derV
inc .py benefit and almost dspsred Of being restored 10
health. when providensy applied to Dr.. Lghhin Under
Ria treatment my ears bean improve OF and continued
10 do 70 until Ia comparatively short Time both er' were
b.ed the discharge removed and my hearing restored At
s, feared the cure would not be permanent or that the
,oppagc Of discharge OF long standing might prove dei'
mental TO my general health fear which md great many
ia regard 70 the removal Of dscharge nom the ear
Nv experience however has proved concusivey that my ap
were entirely sroundess in both respects for both
s as well aud my hearing good at present. as the day
len Of treatment snd the oppage OF di.chage, instead OF
yvz detrimental TO my health mas given the highest ea''i
' and v.or TO my body and flow Of spirits not expert
sncad for q long time previous.
sh that tho above might general answers the
bat should one the other desire to apply to me
,,onsy or by letter w cheefuy satisfy reasonable do
,n.nds upon my time.
avail myself Of this opportunity of again publicly express
ng my deeplyfe gratitude to Dr. Lsh'hh' whom esteem
gentleman and man Of scsuce, In whom The highest con-
fdsnce may be placed. 'on' Hoii'
References to parties Of the highest respec'abJ re'dnI
IN tho city, who hsvs been cured Of Deafness Cssua &c
may b had on application
OFFICE No. "a ST. MARKs'pLAcE'
e,hs, between I'd AID as'A
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ.
EEw.YoRk, March 20, 1863.

EEwYoRE, March %, 1863.
Tb. /. to certify that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRH, with duh heeyness in the head
fol, nv nose completely stopped up accompanied by continual
of tho threat the ehs stealing over 10 with coca
.ns hot fasheS great Hshtnes Q! the chest and PAIN SO
much 90 that every thOush.it was consumption Having
heard Of the gres, performed by Dr. Won Esenbers
consulted hun with but little hope Of am now happy
10 bs enabled to add my testimonial to tue grea. number al
ready in the Doctors possession to his scientific and sue
cess mode Of treatment he has shOwni my case thai
skill and knowledge which have procured for hi great
reputation am entirely restored to perfect health that
do most sincerely recommend all sufferers om CHRoNe
CATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply ct once to Dr.
Won Eissnbsrg with certainty of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No. 500 FOuIlh'~
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Ngw.YoEK. July 10 1852.

Tbi, eertlse. tia: my mother has been Tor some time
afflicted with partial deafness suffering from pain and rum
bling noises in the head together with other indications Of
Of hearing Dr. Won Eisenberg removed from her
rs., ou.ptlty Of matter together with coaguaed blood
relieving her inssntsneou'y and all without pHn WIZ
ss,sfil thanks that give this testimony to hi' sAui
CARRoLD J. POST No. 20 SOGthsi-
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MILITARY.-The 37th Regiment n. l. S. n.
g. will assemble by order Of Col Ashley at its armory
at 10 O'Clock Friday morning. uniformed and equipped
for thirty days duty IN the deeuses OF the Harbcr.
They viii have ono days cooked rations and at il
O'Clock viii be mustered into the United States service
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DIED.


BORROWT-At Paterson. y. J., on Mond;y, M'y n inc
69h year Of her az Sarah Borfo"e daushe, oi tle ae
Ssinnel Borrowo. N. D.. Of the City Of New York.
The relatives and friends invited 70 attend inc ere
without further notice, from - Pams Church fset,Yn'
road ears for Paterson leave Newly from the foot Of
Chamber, street. North Riycr ct III ami return 4 pun
CORNELLOf congestion q tue lungs OF Tnesdiy m'ran;
NAV Amelia T. Van Bu.kfs. wifc Of Edward H. Cornell
Tie fricDj. OF the niy aud ,nofs Of Warrington Chap.
tSr No o. n a. an, invited % attend the funeral a;
today from her late residence No 100 Grand Street,
And when the morn came din aud sd,
And chill with early showers.
Her quiet eylid' closed sic had
Another nom than ours
HsNSON-At Hoboken. n J., on Nord,y Nay ? Mrs.. ABBY
Hanson native OF Maryland, aged 20 ye4s
Her fienas and acquaintance are icspuy v',i 70 ~
tend her funeral services at 81 fAus Church Nc IA at
2ocock this " educdiyl afternoon without
ton Carriages will be In waiting AZ The Church. TO 'onv'
friends to the iuteuuont o. Greenwood
KNIGHT-At North Haversfsw, =. Y, on Friday Apfl ~
Jane wife OF Wisln Knight after shori b,s p-iul ii
meas aged ~ Year. months and d,yL
California aud Buffalo paPeis please copy
LEFFERTs - On Tac-day mortling May D. HobSi L.
LefeT,s. Ia the an ye-i o. NJ 4se t,.,,a,t.
The relatives snl friends respectfully invited 70 a,d ne
funeral on Thurslay a. O'Clock ir'm hi late residence
Bedford Long Island.
RAYEOR On Tuo.d.y May .. i5' Capt. Richard Rynor
I'm the Ssh year q hi. are.
TIE ,oistiv.s and f1eni Of the fmy aso tho Of
Company q Veteran Co1- Oh Artillery arc ro.Psiiuly
invited attend the funeral on Inuf-diy an =, ~ ~.
fIom the residence q David hhsoTe corner hto-9~ a
Grove street Brooklyn +. d., without further A'1t9n
sulTH-At Geneva an Monday evening. Aprl u re'eF
Sken aged year, thild Of CeHt II. and hfis fii
hugh Smith.
THOMAs-At Erws,k r. J.. on Sunday, LAY /, Lahei O.
The re.yos and friends q the family invited s'iend
hi. funeral at he residence Of n' ser ho''' b''A ''ve'
woRTMAS-At Hopewell, Duiches' County. on 'aesd'y.
May g. Denis Wor'u4n, NJ. ID.
FGaeIs at oRswsn sss.fh 81 %1 har le ~, + ti. %
"Wednesday afternoon, aud 7 . ~ train os Ihlrsd-I
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En,crtninmcnt. Thia On, nnd Eyening.

For location Of Lsaegs and fse " sosnef sec lFe
hfenent in other column Of hfi Papry.
WAILAoK's TERArER-A Woman Keeps secfes.
NIaLOs GaKDEN-Ibe Connie SOoglh.
WINTER GAEDRx-Richelieg.
OLiSPic TDBATER-Haudy Andy-Mi7epp,
S1OADyAY IHKATER-silmQns, the L.csnOtcur
BA.SUNs-Pon.p o. CutjO's Cave, sc.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DgsiGy-Norss Of Art
EyPPOT fEATROs-Eque.triau Performance
HapR CHAPELe-Meinlotb StercOscopticon.
CooPrR ISsTiTUrE-MGsic-The Davenport Brothers.
nRILsAs Wonderful Performance, No. 81 Broadway.
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READ NEW TESTIMONY OF CATARRH CURED
Ihaye been suffering for long time nom severe Ca,aTrh
with continual danes in my head, shness across my
chest weight my eyes, which weak, waiery ind
very painful ny nos,hs constantly distracted with
pouring fluid. had frequent 'neelng, hoafseneaS Of my
voice often attended with alness Of my throat great sore
ness ard continual dropping Dr. Won Esenbeg has cured
me Of all these dsasreeabe saerng may indeed say that
feel new LIFE. The treatment Of Dr. Won EisenbeTg Is as
sEiful q, is successful ]; is in my opinion impossible to
oyerrae the benefit have received at his hands. Heartily
any suffering like myself place themselves
under Dr. Won EisenbsEss care with certainty OF being
speedily cured. W. 5. HCTCHlNs,
Lightning Calculator
Bsruuni.s Museum.
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5ufeidl Notices.

A RcgulGr Meeting Of the UNION CEN,kh GUM
MI'ri'FI viii be- held on THURSDAY EVENING. hay ,.
AZ a ocioci AZ the HeadquaTers corner o 23d AM BToAa
way. Punctual Attendance T. requested by oTdG o.
wy wA a. DARLING Chairman.
CHAs. III. HALL
NorIce.-F1erusive Committee Of the UNIOi CENTRAL
CONMITTFE-A Special Meeting u this Committee VIII be
held al IIeadquarters. broadway H' Z5d ST. on
THURSDAY EVENING may .. 1854. Il oclok.
OWEN w. BRENNAN, Chairman.
CHAA II. HALL
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GROVER * BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MACHINES.
Saesrooms. NO. 40 Broadway.
NJ ARKNE "a.

Monday Msy a. The Chgrch Of
the Re.u.rectou by the Rev. r. o. Flag, Ht william
Timpson Miss Juliet c. eldest daughter OF Edward H.
Percy, all OF this city. No cards
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REMOVAL.
DgsAs BAsSks & Co.
Have removed from No 2J2 Broadway,
No. q PARK ROW
Opposite the AstOr House.
Iob,sr, and Largo buyers OF MzDIoEss PERguxRRY &c.,
r r,, n cir interest BY examining immense stock,
exclusively composed Of this elias. Of goods
DEnAs BARNES Co.
PsTh, initial rs" is omitted from signature fsom
May l. 1854
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HARtps Jniy %. 1853.
Bsruums Museum.
New York, jan 81

HARIrx Juy 3o 1853.
have been deaf fo twenty five years and Dr. Won
Esenbers la, operated both my without the slightest
pain did not believe such thing could be DONE now
hear well and feel my head clear which did not fer the last
twenty years Tie deIteiy and sail with whchihe opera
ton performed evinces the highest practical aoiy
hear perfectly Ia now over month since tue operation
and continue 10 feed as well ever.
WILLIAM LlDDLE,
Harlem, i26tk.s e.ween "a and ID avs.
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A Gard.
DRS. LIGHTHILL.
Authors Of "a Popular Treatise Deafness sud Lei'e'
on Cslsnh pay exclusive attention 10 tho treatment, Of
DEAFNESS, CATARIiH.
DISCHARGES FROM TIE EAR.
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
AND ALL THE VARIOUS DISEASES
OF THE
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR-PASSAGES.
OFFICE, No. 81 81. MARKS PLACE
Ofee hours from a. u. al pm
~ Dr. T. u. LIGHTHILI. h,, onhroy recovered from
Iii. Illness and will henceforh bs at
tendance during the regular oi6ce aoun.
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AS TIKI WEATHgRCOCK
Indicates every change Of wind. 30
OEsIss CosxoPoLrvAS HAT STORE
Indicates
TVFHf NHANuF OF FEsHIJNl
In every department Of the foreign md domestic
UAr TuADY

Hat TRADE.
II the discrimination Of the proprietor that everything
which tho light. either IN the plain fcy departments
Of the business, either side Of tie war shall be found IN
hi. Hence the variety Of his stock is Of it.
most marked aud stIkas features To-day there on hand
over ONR HUNDRED STYLRs-neu week hundred and
twenty for Of the rules Of The that nothing new
In the line which may make ts appearance IN any quarter
shall be uncpresented in the stock Men OF fashion, men
business professional spor,smon and travellers vii lind
tho assortment Of Spin styles for Gentlemen the most cop
the city and Of Fancy Hats for Children Infants and
Young Ladies the stock is sumpuous ard varied beyond all
precedent liEYIs, No. SIS Broadway.
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iIaryin's Patent

liIarvin's Patent
FIRE AND BURGLAR SAFE.
Superior TO any other. in the following PARTICULAR
They are hreprool
They arc turgaT-psooE
They do not lose ihelr fre-proot qualities by age
MARVIN & Co., No. PCS Broadway.
Send for a Descriptive Circular.
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DISTILLED DEW is delicious toilet prepare
,;op clear as a. fresh and fragrant pure rose
and magical in its softsning and identifying effects
upon t&e skin Depot, No. 10 broadway.
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LADIES GAITRRS.-A pretty foot needs a
pretty enca aud CAsTRRLLs CATERS manufactured ei
presy Spring wear cannot fail to attract owing to their
elegance and excellence the attention Of those VINO under
stand TIL. necessity advise all lady readers TO visit
CASTRELLs Esabishucn no. eJ Broaawsy between llsh
and
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IOIHS.

solution Of pure Iodine IN pure water, vi's'z; '''ssse
Il ac.s upon tie ,,,.nm
LIVER KIDNEYS
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, and GLANDULAR system;
Th errat success which mas attended the OF IODINE
WATER enables MS TO recommend IT, feeling confident thar
with i trial It viii .es. ia own excellence IN ne cure
scrofa In 81 forms Consumption, Cancer bronehi'is Sa
Eruption. Pmpes the Face Heart Liver, and kidney
sasrs Rheluiatisln Neuralgia, Female Weaknesses Dys-
nepsil Debility syphilis, MeTcurial Disease, &c
frirs 81 Der boltls; half dozen at one time, S5
Sold BY Drug sent ~ express on receipt o. pFice
DR.. e. ANDERS < Co,
Physicians and Chemists,
No tlS BTOsds sy, ". I.
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Deafness. impaired slsAh
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE,
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE
MINUTE,
and overy desss Of the Eye aud Ear requiring either medical
orsurgica aid. sitendedts
by
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author Of Surgical and Practical Observations on the Dis.
cases ofihe Ear with hs Mode Of Treatment
NO. SIG BROADWAY. NEAR ELEvENTH-sT
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY
READ
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE or TIE MOST RESPECTABLE CfIT-
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ADVERTISEMENT
Sure sitting insured on Moths by nse OF Ce-
da, - Cedar ri CEDAR CAHPHOR. cheaper than
cofnn.61 Camphor. aud efectaal. Dead sure. HAfHIs
a CuAPMAs sole fActu,ers, Boston. Druggists nave
IL
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SYRACUSE, Feb. 20, 1864
have been deaf Ia since wa. in College
some twenty year. ago. BY the skill of Dr. Lishthu '
hearing was entirely restored tina. now hear alike with
both ear, and find that my voice with much more
..,. and co.,f,r, than before. JOSEPH 81. CLARKE.
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REGENT TESTIMONIALS
CATARRH CURED.

FROM THE REV. FRED. s. JEWELL.
PROFESSOR OF TIE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, ALBANY, N.
Thi, may certify that have ben since 1884, subject to VIC
lent periodical attacks Of cssrr marked by highly n1amed
condition Of the Inning membrane of toe cayo Of the head
producing most distressing species Of headache for days d,
time wholly ncspacils,ing from business and during the
plroIysus, confning the bed la instances tho
ache to the throat producing hoaeness and partial oas Of
voice. and twice has affected the len eye confns
for month to darkeued room. Thcsc attacks
have been accompanied by strong febtie ,ympoms by stop
pages tho head and stages by waery discharges
from the nose. and subsequently becoming scud aud
yellow and toward the close Of the attack becoming bloody
and purulen, have tried medicines Of almost every kind
external applications to the head such camphor ginger hot
vinegar snuff. Of hall dozen kinds and other catarrhal
preparations together with informal remedies such era
tves caharcs and cnc These have produced change
in the occurrence or character Of disease and. in
cases, with little or no temporary relief hadeome q. length
to believe tie disease to b, practically beyond ehes cure
material alienation.
liAtt these AiI-itlF' v l' iNt 7''' atN
10 MAZE trial OF Dr. Lishbils treatment Ills method at
approved Itseto my judgment simple philosophical
aad likely to be- effective Notwithstanding the Disadvantages
under which lie a5ored dealing with disease Of such long
standing aggravated by nervous debility aud dyspepsia ans
constantly induced by the accidents Of my professional sbor
found the trcse, reaching the deae had been
reached before and producing such modification and aeva
lion ofs character a. had supposed impossible. chronicle
tie result thus
Although have been situated several tines that should
formerly have believed attack Of my oasuh newt
able have escaped thus far; the symptoms Of threatened
stack have been very Light and have yielded to the remedies
employed by Dr. LshiA without tie need OF recourse to
tho old hot rnen;aons emes and the discharges from
tho head have rosuned the original aud natural condition
That able Obtain material relief Il to
cause Of gratitude In that alone repaid for whatever the
treatment may have cos,
make this statement unsolicited means OF Aesnowleds
in. ny obigaions to Dr. Lighhils method Of treating
c.,arrh and with view aid any who may have suffered
from tina. disease in forming JUS, opinion Of It's merits end
il. probable utility in their own
FREDERICK s. JEWELL.
Albsrr, N. T. March H. 1861