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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
THE NEGRO oCELEBRArIo> AT PUT
IS.BaN.
John Brown, son OF ossawaftsmfe
Brown. makes a speech-Be advises
the Negroes IN Arm rhemssises and
pemand Their Rights.


pemand Their Rights.
From the otswa Nsws.l
On the 23d ultimo, quite . number OF negroes
from different parts Of the State, met at Pri-ia-
Bay for the purpose OF celebrating the anniver-
saTy Of the issuing Of the Emancipasion Procls-
nation BY President Lincoln. The crowd
present called upon John Brown, son Of old
0ssawait.mis Brown, who resides upon Put-in-
Bay Island, and invited him TO address them.
Mr.. Brown accepted the invitation and addressed
the negroes A Republican trieud Of ours who
was present. and in whose verscity We have the
greatest confidence, has furnished Us with the
following synopsis Of the main points OF the
speech.
Mr. B:own opened his remarks by referring 10
the occasion which had called them together, and
after some complimentary remarks in regard 10
President Lincoln, and = lengthy dissertation
upon the noble qualities Of the black race. he
said:
my eolored friends. you nov have the right
TO one box. and thar is the csrtridgs-box; but
there are two othe. boxes which you ought 10
claim; one of which is the bsllo,-boI, aud the
other is the jury box Ii the white people fail 10
give yoa these, or II you cannot get them in =
pescesble Way, advice YOU TO arm yourselves
and demand youf full right. from the a,vsrn-
ment
la order 70 impress ihis idea more hl mly upon
The minds of bis hearers, Mr. r gave the STA
sisiIcs OF the humbef ot negroes in the United
States, csnad. and Hayti, and said.
They can ne depended upon. aud will AID ysa
~ your struggle for your Eighu
Mr. Brown, IN ailudins 20 the colonization
scheme. said:
There is some talk Of coloazing you. NV col
ored brethren. in some lar OF Stale OF cline
advise YOU not To listen 70 any such monsirous
proposition Do not 20, but, On tue contrary,
remsiu here and fight for your lights II neccs-
sary. You will be aided ia The contest by many
of your white brethren The .ou Of old John
Brown will never deceive you etc. etc
In concluding bis speech. d. BfGwu gave she
negroes the fol!0wing advice:
Remember your arms. keep your bsyonsts
bright. aud be ready for the coming issue.
IL is hardl, necessary for us 20 comment on
the speech OF Mr. Brown. Our re adsrs will fully
understand what be means They will see that
he is bu! following ia the footsteps of his father
who was hung for getting up al insufrection 10
Virginia. capturing the Government Armory al
Harper's Ferry, and for he murder OF innocent
persons TIE younger Brown seems TO have ia
herited the insane idea OF his father, snc il
possible IA more bold in tie erunciition o. nis
opinions than Was his ancestor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

!" have bo, entirely got rio OF The bsei TIA,
she cholera ma, after all. visit ~ th.. wear, snd
some considerable discussion i. going oh "a 20
the proper Treatment Of The jsesss Tie fol-
lowing prescription msy be valuable and rill,
at al events. 10 10 Tile sWay sgsinst tne evil
DAY:
'At mecting " she Liverpool DJcs COM
mlitee, in the autumn o; l-49, memorandum,
signed by the surveyor. sss read. rsl,;iys is a
recipe which hac been procured Tor the servants
OF the Dock Committee IN case Of attack from
cholera. Is wGs shown that up to that date I57
men uf the north works. and % men az the dock
yard, who bad bsen attacked by diarrh9l or
eho!era. he'd taken the medicine prescribed, aud
the whole of them had recovered. (250 Ten
men on the north works. and thirteen At ;he
dock-yard, who had been similarly auteks 81
but bad not taken the medicine, had died 10
not single case bad The prescription failed.
Recipe for diarrhma aud cholera: draehms
Of spirits OF csmphor, 3 drachms of iaudanum. 8
drschms OF oil OF turpeniine, 81 drops Of OIL Of
pepper mint. Nix. aud take : teaspoonfu in =
glass Of weak brandy and water for di1rrh9s, ard
= tablespoonful in weak brandy and water foF
cholera. Lose no time IL sending (or medical
attendance, when attacked. and inform the med
ical man OF what has beeu taken "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
WIN E.
GOOD WINE MADE FROM SORGHUM.

CLY 18Th. is62 Rev. A. Myers. Of sPrinseslc Ohio
ID secured patent 10 make sorghgn Wine.
This Wine is Tot intoxicating
IL better the best. Cheaper thSs the caespest
I. very ee1csent In Of Sickness.
Can be made for g cents per gallon.
Requires ne drugs 10 make H.
Can be made from the ssiEuiDEs 81 syrsr making.
Ne trouble to make e.
nsnybody wants 10 know anything about tel. Wine
LEI them sdereo Apple wessef, 81. Paul, lad, vho
Asxgnees Of Myers Of his patent. ADD prop-etors
of the ps,eui invention FOR Improved Sorghum Wins"
IN and for The State of Indians and vho pre-
pared to sell County Township. hs5ufscurers and rai
vleusl Right, With the reoeipt 20 make The N.ss.
Agents wanted 90 sell ghf- ia every County ed
For particulars address APPLE HEsxFR
svss-6az 81 paal. Iadl.os
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

NATHsHkAS. the Common copaeil 81 the City Il In
w dsnspois, 10 session Argust ssh, Iess, adopted
the following resolution:
Whereas In the spnlen % The Council danger exists
ffoa cegs running s large es The extension Of Hydro
phebs: therefore. be IL
Resolved. That the Mayer be aud be s hereby directed
To Issue his proclamation against fogs running large
for sixty days, sccordng TO The provisions Of he erd
nance on that sHbject.
Therefore, the lncsrsgue4, Mayor Of said city. In par
OF such direction, Issues this procsnsion,
derss and requiring ell persons owning ard ksFbsTns
any animal Of the deg kind ts conne tue for sixty
days from and sfe- the tr- day OF septeDber lSs by
seed and succsni EaeGns 70 mis- or her house.
stsre eT yard, 10 prevent the from kns being
etsteh by other animals, to the - be
eurely and carefully nuE<led.
All persons falling 10 comply eth tie foregoing
quiTenens are liable 70 be fined twenty dollars. and IL
10 lawful Ter % KILL and IL is the duty % tEs
pofcenen 70 kill all dogs found running At large without
wearing auzzle ss above mentioned.
Witness my sgasfzre. and the sea- ef ss,i city, ;ss
10Th day Of August, 1893.
su5l-d;f J. CAykN, mayer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
80 GREAT OAKS frsn Little Acera'
Crow

The wsrst diseases known 10 the hrmsa race spring
III. volumes scientific lore that al ke table, and
shelves " n. medical fraternity only 10 vrsss and
elaborate these facts.
Their guard yourselves while ysu nay. The smallest
plnpr ON the skin t.sss ard indicator OF disease
II ms, fsd. snd die away from the surface Of the bcdy,
bat will reach the vsls perhaps, at last aud dss'h be
the rsssl, ard nnal cless. Nssgsls Bilious Dyspepsc.
Burns scacs ChIIblsps, Cuts and sll sbrscns o. the
.sin M.gg.s salvs !, infsbls sold By J. Nsssiel -
Fulton street. New York. and all Druggists at as e.a.
per bsx. ssg2s-d&wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

will buy snd sell 9sid Silver, Exchange. Govern
Vouchers Orders Washington, State stocks and
Public Securitie. OF every description.
Collections will be promptly made, ard every Kind s
BUSINESS seudet 90 that belongs TO egtiu ate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent. epon
visions made for the 81 and si
the accommodation Of ofDepositort.
In addition 10 the responsibility Of the Uhitsd State,
fSr the liabilities Of the Bank the stoe inai
Sdgsy to tie extent OF their s;eck sddi-
ton 10 the amount invested IL sach shares hus aorsins
the most ample security 60 the public.
The following tes present 5tcckhsldsrs 81 the h
( sutution'
wm. a. Eag,lsl. ND. Braden,
W. X Sofsinget. Beni p. futile,
Lewis yordsn, jShn ". Murphy,
Deless Ro0I IaSgs 3. n. FncA.~
IeT NcLens.
J. y. D. Lanie., Of NJ, Nn. WILLARD
Gov y. p. Morton A. Baldwin,
Hon John j. kerr-~s. D. ". Noble,
Gen. Lsz. Febie g. .. RockwcsS
Hon. Oscar b Hert, Daniel Henasss<y.
Hon. T. A. HsndsieSh James Powers,
hon. David Kllge,s, J. L. slsughte',
Hon James A. Cravsss. fuctar Hills,
He. lehn C. New, w.s.T Morton,
Hon. I. n. Sullivan, ssrbabss Cens,
Rev wm A. holiday, John G. Heretk
Prof c. y. Todd, d.. J. n GssfoE,
J. George sti.a, n. B. Fitch.
George w. Riggs DT. j. X. N0esksl
Rabert Brownins Jse. q. Wright,
". J. Holiday, John Eendrickz
w. r. HolloyC 4. j. DAnfortl,
J. H. Maxwell James Greene,
wn. H. FRY, A.D. Rihnesly,
l. j. Hay, ". ". LestherK
aR Parker, James WIpslsv.
J. L. Hotcb,
wtnslev, Isnist aCs.,
J. A. Ross, isiy'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

A ~. KINDS Or MILITARY BUsISEss IsASs
"A ACTED All classes OF War Claims correctly
prepared, applied for, aud promptly collected.
Soldiers and Officers, vhO frem defective rolls OF
other have obtained ull Pay and Bounty
obiala the from the TrtaDy Department through
this agency.
their Legal Heirs IL entitled.
Pay for Hofsss os In tsttls, plcks In the line
Of duty. under orders
All damages By Troops ~ Military Orders; every
class ef claim founded in law, justice, or equity
cured
Unpaid county and Township Bounty collected.
Crens of Indiana holding Military claims, o'disr,
and ONcers of the Morgan raid obtain their pay.
Business before he State Military Auditing Con nit,se
OF loss or u-s Of property, suoSsins, trsnsPo-tirs or
recruiting ulea, viii bs attended 90 promptly.
Otccrs' Back PSy FOR Servants Wages obtained. Of
call cr eorrespcni and sd q 20 ther inieres:
to DO So
on frlough, speedily obtained rolls corrected
for men Wrongnly charged ant tried for desertIob,
sbsenen without leave
Civil and sii,sry Collections use 10 all Countle.
,he State y Travelling Agents.
OdceTs' settlements and Esturns usde Out on fsir
terms. and certificates obtained w'a Dispatch f-sn iAe
ar Joan ? DURHgLp. .ci usriy Ot TIA second
Ipdisus CaTary + attached 20 this odiee zke
beeu yeags Ia this business of 0n.csrs Re
turns an ats, snt ! tho " posted &c every
question.
All v..-rau Onis,s, ot Csvslry, Ar,illery sns
Infantry. who are tsins mustered out can ee1ais
their Fnal AniAvitt and Pay Accoaais warranted
rect. on which 10 draw their final pay.
The Clerk. Of thi. oehee are ell ve,rTsn SOLDIER
Blanks " eli kinds on hAod
llll Instruction. gi-ea "a rrtararg rncer- siiLssi
sape,-n. Clerks arc nosaries ..~.rs IL the osie.
An etncisnt Aseat at Washington City.
business ia all parts Of this state or other s,a:ss
Ofice opposite Metropolitan Theatre ard Major Danns
Z. :. Mos srug and sbEr ing oic., next TO xssone
Ha'i, Sheets hehi!as So p West Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
A card 60 Iuvattas.

ciergynsn. whne residing In South America. a. .
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy fes the
Cure sf Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Diseases Of the
Urinary Seminal Organs ard the vhes train OF dis
orders brought by bsssfni and vicious habits Great
Numbers have been already cared By this sobis remedy
Prompted by desire 70 bensst the Afflicted and enfs'u
nate will send the recipe for preparing and ssns ths
medicine sealed envelope, to sny one Who nssds 10,
ySss Of Charge.
Please incoss paid envslspe addressed 10 Jour
self. Address, JOSEPH T. INAAN,
sep9-dIy Station ID. Bible House, New York City.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
WEEKLY STATE SENTIE Ell,
PUmlsBKD kvsRY MONDAY Al
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
~ cI5hs of ten and over ct % oe year ard extra
Copy % the Eetter up Of the Club
pArAux nvAnAsLy II ApyAxos.


EssA square. frst insertion. ................Sl W
Zach subsequent insertion. for each square. so
A reasonabls deduction made to yearly advertisers.
Legal advertisements tl 90 per square for the first
nseron. and u per square for each subsequent inser
tion. Ad.vits ~i without additions charge
fths advertiser furnish the stamp required BY Govern
mont
Legal inserted st tia expense ofths at
erneys ordering and not deaysbs for the legal proceed
ngs, bat colisctabie usual time Publishers net
accountable for the of legal advertisements be-
SDnj he snsunt charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARKNEss & BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Ssntnel.
J. n. TfLpoRD,
President Indisn spolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

v'Hs partnership trrefol.fs existing between The
il uuisrsigned BY the style u RRDhOnD q nexA.
ARA Is this day Dissolved ~ ruslfnsl
sr. MCNAMARA vii continue carry sn bcsinss< 81
tse old psc-, a authorized ooIiect al debts he
Ezra sEa viii psy The hrz Indebtedness.
THOMAS REDMOND
!. kcNthARt.
indianapolis, July n, les5 -iyi2-ciz
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

The Bridal Chnmber, an Essay u warn
ing Instruction for Yeeng Men. Also. Esv asd re-
liable treatment for Diseases f the Urinary and seru
sys,ens-ssnt free. In sealed envelopes. AdcrsssDr j.
sKILIIS Hou6HToS. Hs~srs Association. PAsisdsi-
phia.Ps apri-dAviy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
BOARD HORSES,
LAW SCHOOL.
LA w SCHOOL.

FuvHE SxX1 sKss!ON OF TIE Law SCHOOL oP
II The Sorthves.ern Christsn University, Indi-
snsrolif, VIII commence the frsi Monday o December
and continue four months.
Tie Professors of this Insfits.iou Hsu David
Donald, LII D. l. =. Distrct Judge for this State Hon.
Charles A. hsy one Of The Judges 81 the Supreme Cesr,
of indians and Hon Albert q. Porter late Reporter f
the supreme Court % Indiana The character she
gentlemen lawyers give sufficient assurance that ihs
school will bs conducted ably and eticienty.
The Couree OF Instruction will embrace sunasI
sessions OF four months each. The object 10 10 give TO
every studen. such training IN The verleas branches
OF the Common Law and Equity IN the Code Of practices
aud Pleading, In Constitutional Law, and in
pradenes OF the Cnise siaes 81 10 enable him 10 enter
On the practice successfully. distraction wi be given
ey day lectures sns rscsons in tie Tent Book and
weekly Moot Court
The tuition 10 SIS per session. payable Ia advance.
lhis embraces al !ees, except the dplOms Fee which
10 &5.
For further particulars, address Hos David Mcdonald
at indianapolis. RLuAH GOODWIN
sep25 din Prss- koard Directors. N. W. G. L.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

BGY GENUISa wALTHAa WATCH H,s ~.
dnrsbss and reliable time keeper
Buy GENUINE wALTuAM wATCa-it eess.~--
and Is worth double tie prise u ss worthless EGsl,i
and swiss watches.
GENUINE wALTHAN WATCHES p.Ads e. sss-.':
for Raitoo0i EaJiassrs ass CSs8ssioe..
GENUINE wALTHAM WATCHES. made express :
for soHs,-hsavy hunting case, accurate time keepers
We get wAsebss direct from th. ssaufaess@y.
keep none but the genuins.
SINGLE wArcHEssESr To soLDIEas or otAsl ,
Ia want of tmekssSet. At tie lowest pss-sss rats-
The trade supplied At factory nricss. ssnd tor -
oasT
We slso have = lsTss variety e.! lg~ pa s-is'
Watches, Pine Jswslry and Solid slissi
w. p. BINGHAM & co..
SO East Washington Street,
Near Odl Ysews Han.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
]. w. BLAKE,

IA:s csiSOsi ssss is.,sn. ysi. Et,opsy Ani cl.i.
ASsat ss2s-s1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
mArE. ss ADvEnrssiNe q i.

Business Notices pablshsd IN the iscsi osismBs. sf;en
ssss under viii Sc charged fsf esoh inse-tsn sl ~
ever ten lines, ten cents per line
Announcing death. Sl,s funsfsl aote- attached. 81;
9Th cut notice free
Marriage Notices 60 cepts
Notices Of Fesvas Pcscs snt &xcaTsisss sstteh By
sdvdusls associations by chareSss 81 the zule
prices.
Advertisements loaded and PLACED audsf thg head y
Special Notices. iftsn tires viii be essrgsf :sseis
me usual rstes.
Yearly sdvsrtiserst " pey azsueTly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
be charged the OF o. 20 for each name In the
c<y sad e2i3 the Daily aud wsskiy the TO be- In
al cases, paid In sivarce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12

4 HAVE assOclsted With uyssif IN the Livery, sals
and Boarding stsbls BuaDess John A. Drew, vs.
from his day has become partner In ssid business
The business q the firm vii 10 contucte< q n .
old stand No 10 Past Pearl street, IN the rear sf As
Sentinel Building.
Thanking the public for past pstrorsx. ksps tie.
nay see r. % continue the ssue.
JOHN p SULLIVAN,
Of sULIIyAs a Dekw
tndiaasp pOIs. Nay .. Iscs-nys-dff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-12
The Cholera.

j ff.m he iItsrpool Correspondent of The Chlcsg.
Eepubflcau
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-18

From Washiagto,,.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
The Virginia correspondent of the Intelli
gencer says Messrs. Curtis, Chandler, Ridge
way, Barbour, Davis and Hodge, are elected
to Congress from that State. They viii take
the test oath without scruple. Of the other two
Messrs. Stuart and Conrad, whether able OF
not to take the oath, they present the besl
antecedents.
The same paper says Gen. Duff Green is liv.
ing, in fair health, in this city, and it was Duff
G. Green, one of his sons, who was reported as
having died recently in Mobile; though of this
fact his father, up to this time, had received
no certain information.
The five per cent. one and two years Treas
ury notes falling due on and after the first
proximo, will be paid at the Treasury Depart
ment at their maturity.
The following changes have been made in
the marine corps: "Col VIM. Delaney is re-
moved from the command of the marine bar
racks at Norfolk, to be succeeded by Major
John l.. BrOome, who has been detached from
the western naval station at Mound City, Ill.
list Lieut.. Thomas j.. McElath is detached from
the marine barracks at Norfolk, Va, and Or
dered to the command Of the marine guard of
the steam sloop Monongahela, at New York
The guard of this vessel started from Wash
ington this morning in charge of list Lieut.
Cochrane."
Capt. J. F. Baker and Lieut.. F. T.. Pect, of
the marine corps, late OF the steamer Niagara
have been summoned as witnesses in the case
of Commodore Craven, and when dismissed
they will report for duty at the marine bar
racks in Philadelphia. ea
There are more than five thousand applica-
tions on file tor situations in the Treasury De
partment, and this number increases from day
to day. Many of them are recently discharged
soldiers. The list for the past week contains
13 applications from coloTed men lately in the
military service. The number of women
seeking employment in that department is
very large. Recommendations seem to b.
easily procured. The other departments are
similarly beset. The annual report of the Sec
rotary Of the Navy, is neatly all printed. 1t is
always first given to the public printer. Some
| of the reports of bureaus connected with the
Treasury, Post Office and Interior departments
are also in print The manuscript of othel
reports are completed. i4f fGfE
The treasury department has just printed
| gold certificates to the amount of $37, 100000
which are to be sent to the proper Offices a.
occasion may demand. s6 -
The Fourth Auditor of the Treasury pub
fishes long list of additional naval prize
| which are now payable.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-18
Ne,s York Markets..

NEW
Cotton-Hrmer: sales 5000 bales Middling Uplands
at 81 a 63c. ..,os
Flonr-State and Western a 10c lower; SAFES les
9100 bbls. State at Is q 80. Round HOOP Oiao
90 az II IS. Western Z IS a S65 Southern, sses
$50 bbls at 40 a 16 co. Canada, sales SUI Dds at
20 (s1 II so. c.,,..o
Wheat-lc lower; sales $4,000 bushels Cnloago
Spring and Milwaukee Club at 20 @ 81. Amper
Milwaukee, choice, 81 a ss4. Amber State, new
All. u,.
ern at 90 q 9Ic
Oats-duu at 60 @ &c. ~.
Beef-steady; sales $50 bbls.
Pork-lower; sales $500 bbls. Mess at ~ 70 y
80 90. Ea
Lard-sales 700 bbls.
Butter-heavy.
Whiskey-dui and nominal; sales at 2 43 q 2 40.
Rice-saies 300 bags at 9tc.
Sugars steady and quiet; sales 1876 hhds Musco-
vaio at 1i1 a 14lc.
Cofee-steady; sales 5o25 bags of Rio on private
terms
Molasses-quiet.
Professionalism sales of crude at SOC.
Freights to Liverpool-a shade lower.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-18
Ynf.i01sa TkeiflS.
N,rtr VoDr- Nov II

NEW YORK, Nov. II.
The coroner's inquest into the cause Of the
railroad disaster at Newark, had concluded on
verdict that O'Brien, the switch tender, is
guilty of manslaughter, and that the city au-
thorities should restrict the speed of railroad
meAt Of the verdict, O'Bricn wept like child.
,ihe steamer Manhattan, from Vera Cruz
7th, via Havana 18th, has arrived.
The steamship Edinburg, from Liverpool,
has arrived. News anticipated.
Gen. Grant is still at the Metropolitan
Hotel, where he will remain until Tuesday or
Wednesday next. His rooms are thronged
with callers. He visited the Central Park and
theatres tonight. ,1k V44 F.f0t
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-18
Bradford's Medicated Tonic
and life IsaUigor0tOr,
Is the only reliable and sure cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, Coughs and Colds.

In the above cases the Medicated Tonic and Life
Invigorator should be taken together For an adult
wine glass full of the Medicated Tonic three or four
times day; if the patient is much reduced large
spoonful once in two OF three hours.
The Lie Invigorator is very powerful Tonic, and
should be taken with care. A half teaspoonfull
should be taken three times day, in little water
alter eating is purely vegetable and is sure to add
tone and vigor to the whole system. One bottle of
the Lie lnvigcrator, accompanied according to d.
rections, with the Medicated Tonic is warranted to
cure in most cases. 1t is certain to restore vitality
and vigor to the system which will CONQUER and
throw eff the disease restoring the patient to perfect
health and strength
In offering these medicines to the public am not
speaking too highly their merits, when 1 say that
there is nothing in the whole catalogue of remedies
for the cure of Consumption, that viii any where
near approach it in efficacy or real merit.
Having suffered for two years with the terrible dis
ease-Bronchiai Consumpton-in its worst form, and
having exhausted the fullest resources Of the medical
department for that special disease, employing the
best Doctors in tie city, ard my case given up by
them being perfectly hopeless, then resorted to
the trial of patent medicines; having tried them
thoroughly and receiving 10 benefit whatever from
them, became disheartened and discouraged, antic-
ipaing that the fullest expecta ions of my Doctors
and friends would be realized.
Through my whole sickness have studied fully the
working OF this terrible disease through all its vari-
Gus changes, and am prepared TO say that 10 one,
unless having the experience and chance of study
that have had, is as well prepared to manage and
cure the disease. Therefore having merted the po-
sition take through actual experience. announce
TO the public my competency to warrant cure of Con-
sumption in all its various forms. This terrible dis
ease is considered the greatest scourge 10 health in
the New England States, because il has not been
treated in proper way This have learned by sub
hitting to general treatment ior the disease and
realizing benefit whatever, but continued TO grow
worse, until my case was considered hopeless
therefore, in consideration of my returning health
and OF the agencies that have been the cause Of its
restoration, do announce to the public that am pre-
pared to supply medicines to order to any part of the
country and also hold myself in readiness to examine
and treat personally or by letter any of con
sufnptivc tendency that proves obs innate and uny eld
ing under other modes oftreatment.