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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
RRoTuERs


= Don't give one man a silt for ave or six
others bror ghtin. jeT-1m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
coMhIIssIoNRE,s oHFIcE.

WHEIpN0. June Tih, 1855.
Notoa II hereby given that I have fred en- Non.
day the 10th day OF July next the time, and my
Law once in tue city OF wheeling AZ the place,
when and whore shall proceed TO inquire into and
report on the several mAtteF1 in said dfefee re.
feired to GIBSON L. CRAHMER,
lei O0n missioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
PURE OATAwBA WINE,


No. PURE OATAWBA WINE,
PURE CATAwBA WINR.
PURE oATAwBA WINE.
PURE CATAWBA WINE.
PURE oATAwBA WINE.
Prom Aliens BlkvIeW Vineyards, Kentucky.
Prom ALIENS ElkVlow vineyards, Kentucky.
From Aliens ElkVisw Vineyards Kentucky,
From Allen's Etkyiew yinsy ,rtS. Kentucky.
40 BBLs CATAWBA WINE.
SO Doz. OATAWBA WINE.
Warranted superior to airy In this city.
We desire to call particular attention to the quail.
ity this Tine-it being the hpsat favored Wine
ever introduced to the public in this vicinity, and
We recommend it to our friends as being Just what
tho sick want. This is luoious, palatsbls Vino
Much of the CAtaWbH found in our vicinity Is no
better than Vineghr-nnd has nothing desirable or
attractive about it-aud We Enow any one uIIuE
this Kentucky CatAW ba Wine viii ho perfectly sat
issd as to the purity richness and rupsriorty Of 1t.
For sale by LAUGRLIEs 1 BUsHF. BID,
te9 1a Wholesale aud Retail
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23

Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than $3.50 900 Oto ofthe Loan authorized by
oOngre'S are now on the market. This amount, at
the rate at which It is being absorbed, will all be
subscribed for within sixty days, when the notes
will undoubtedly command premium, as has uni.
fOrmy been the case on closing the subscriptions to
other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section Of
the country may be Afforded facilities for taking tho
loan, the National Banks State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout tho country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par. sub.cri.
bers will select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only to be responsible
for the delivery the notes for which they receive
orderE
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7.3O LOAN.
q. s. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds are nov worth handsome premium,
aud are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
fro" STATE, CeUEty, and RuHiIiFal tazation tuhicG
adds JToHl one to three PER ceEL per GRnu 10 their
Valtie, according to the rate levied upon other
property. The Interest IL payable semi annually
by coupons attached to each note, which may be
cut Oh and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest at $50 per cent. amountsto
One cent per day on IS o note.
Two cents per day on 500 note.
Ten cents per day on a $500 note.
Twenty cents Fer day on $1,000 nota
cne Dollar per day on $1,000 note.
Notes Of all the denominations named viii be
promptly futnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
Tho Notes of this Third scriea precisely SINH
lar In form and privileges TO the seyen.Thitiss
already sold, except that the Government reserves
to iiselrthe option Of paying Interest gold coin
at per cent, IrSteRd Of 3 lOths in currency.
Subscriber will deduct the interest in currency up
10 July 18th, ut tho time when they subscribe.
Tho delivery Of the notes of this third series OF
tho seven thirties will commence tho LIST Of Jano,
md will be made promptly and continuously after
that date.
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES Affects only the matter OF interest.
The payment in gold, If made, will Be equivalent
to the currency intersEt of the higher rate
The return TO specie payments, In the event of
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be Availed Of, would reduce and cquAIiEs prices
that purchases made with six per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
thFee-tenkhR mar cent in eurTTrnry ThJa Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
ROSTER OF COMMAND.

John W. Holiday, Lieut. COL; Fenelon
HOwes, Major; Albert L. Wells, LIST 1t and
Adiutaut; P. H. Heermaus, LIST Ltaud R Q
NJ Walter s Welsh, Surgeon; James j.
johnson, Asst Surgeon; Gideon Martin,
Chaplain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-23
TIE ONLY LOAN In MARKET

Now offered by the Government, and It's superior
advantages make it the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

The foIlo~ing is related a. a fact. having ac-
tually happened some years since in the state Of
Connecticut:
A msn in rather Indifferent circumstance sur
rouuded by a large family. being entirely out OF
rae~t had recourse to the s~heepiold OF bis neigh
Dor. = wealthy fsrmer. for reliet. The neighbor
having a large q bck Of sheep. lid not perceive
that he bad lOst any, until ole OF the bDeSt oil
the q ok. very large aud tat. was mlssing-and
counting bis sh,sp. iouud lie had lost several
Unable to account tor this extraordinary loss, he
resolved q fcw nights after 10 watch.
= About midnight be observed All uncommon
disturbance among the sheep. caused by the ap-
p~enrance OF a man in disguise Curiosity, a.
we'll a. TO observe The conduct Of the person. 30
az To hnd him out. Induced him to lie still. In
the flock there Was a ram with whom. il seems,
the man was in the habit OF coDversiug as 1t he
had been the actual owner Of the sheep-'We ell
Mr.. Rsm." ssys the nocturnal sheep %stealer, Il
am come to buy another sheep, have you any
more to self" Upon which be replied-as in
person Of the rem. "Yes. ] have sheep to sell"
BY this time the owner had discovered him TO
be one Of his peishbors.
What will you take for that large fat veiherf'
says tie purchaser.
/" -Four dollars" replied Nr. Ram
That is a very high price" says the man.
.'bur - Won are so good as TO wait for the pay. !
think ] will take him"
/" Well Mr. RAM" continued the honest
sheep-buyer . " let me see how many sheep !
have bought 0f you"
1t am not mistaken" says the ram. "thi-
il the hiih." and then went on TO cast up the
whole. and giving Mr. Ram a polite invitation to
call ON him toe bis pay. and bidding him a good
night. he led the sheep home. while the owner
lay laughing at the novelty of the scene. highly
graf fed ami amply paid Tor the whole. A few
nights after wsrds, when he supposed his neighbor
was ueAily out OF mutton. he caught the old
ram and tied u little big under his neck, and
placed a piece OF paper between his horns. on
which be wrote in large letter.: T.
" have rome tor NV money"
Uuder this line re footed no the whole amount
Of The f.e sheep. ex4rtly rs his neiehbor had
done. a. before related: he then took the ram 10
his neighhot'- house. where he tied him near the
door. and then vent home. na#rE 81
When the neighbor srose in the morning. he
was not a little s~Grpfi-ed To fiud a sheep tied To
(: his orn door but u IL bey ond words TO express
his astonishment when he ioupd il was the old
ram With whom he bad been dealing so much in
mutton. With his brand ON hi- forehead. and the
amount OF five sheep actuslly maize out, a. be
had 6ote = few DAYS previous, in the person Of
the ram. Sunire IL To say. he obtained the
money. aud alter Tying il nicely in the bag. and
tearing the p,per from his horns. set the ram at
liberty. Who Immediately ran home %tingling the
morey. a. u proud Of having accomplished the
object OF his errsnd-to the no small qualification
OF the owner. a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
s0nntbnIgsm.

Throughout Central Africa there are tw o kinds
of csnnibsi,rm. The one IL sscriicisl. and is
performed bv the priests, whose Office is 10 eat .
portion OF the victim. whether man. goat or
fowl. This custom. prevalent among many an
cient nstions. - stiii extsnt ~ many parts of
North Guiues. especially in The Delta Of the Nj
ger.
The other il simply an sct Of eourmsndise. A
cannibsl ia not necessarily ferocious. He eats
his fellow savage not because he hates them. but
because he likes them A craving for meat, to
which the natives of these parts are subject, and
for = Inch in their dialect there is = special term
may fret mve suggested the idea. but | am ra-
ther inclined tn believe thu, it is a practical eI
tension OF The sscri6cial ceremony. Neither the
women nor the young men are allowed to touch
the dainty: il Is reserved by the pstrisrchs, and
the head. which Is supposed to contain a grand
fetish. Tails to the King.
Although the missionaries had mixed a great
deal With The Fans. they told me that they never
had got a clear confession OF canuioalism from
one of them. though they had mo more doubt
that the Fans ate men than they had that they
ate plainiains" IL is hot. however. denied IL
the tribe. but only o. themselves as individuals.
Thus the na.ives OF vill,ge A would deny stout
lv thar they were cannibais. hut thew would &c
cuse the villagers Of B. The villagers of B
would disown the soft impe ichment. and de-
rouhce the natives of A q. c,nnibsls OF the most
confirmed orser. Similar answers hid been re
turned TO me by the Fan slaves whom ! had me;
with among the Bush tribes of the NUM- They
did not EFT men. but the other people Of their
tribe did.
resolved to exercise a little fnesse in the in
vest,ystion OF this matter, and, after | had pss-
sed the village which hsi previously been in
hsbited By while men. I called a veteran canni
bal TO me and questioned him about the people
besond III. moautins 10 the east. Did they eat
men J Oh yrs. they all eat men. h ate
men himself. He volunteered this statement.
and hurst INTO n loud rotr OF laughter, in which
We all 'ined very heartily. | asked HIM If man
VAS good He replied with a rspturous gesture
that " ~ss '.lik~ monkey. sli far"
then wished to tcsrr thr cis>s of person. he
had teen in lie habit of discussing He said
on'v prisoners o: ssE: that some OF his friends
were in the habit OF eating witches condemned TO
death. hrs that. Tor hi part. he did not think
them wholesome The best OF il vas that lie
thought 1 as csLnioal too. a belief which ia
universal smong the Bu-h tribes Of western At
rics. and of ~hich the slave trade has been the
Cause. | remember that when | VS. in the Ctm
ma country. = p ,keli slave. who had been
brought dosn from the far interior. who had new
er seen a white man before. sQut,ted before nc.
with his great round. prominent eve on my face.
mouth -rfr open. Att.st he heaved q gasp OF
wonder. CRYING. " and sre these the men that eat
usr'-Wiu~oof r. ste's Stv,ge A frict.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
RS
no.
CLEANING AND DYEINe ESTABLISHMENT

flNRE UNITED STATE ~DYE-H0UsE. no. sssoUTB
Illinois street. Indianapolis, Indiana.
Al tets Old and ~eik known establishment, the ladies
can have sAs and sooltn soots dyed IN permanent and
tel and repaired.
Ne~ AID second hand clothing bought and sold. also,
spsucrlxr branch N the bnsiness tenominated rne draw
bns- eiAiA liable cloth. or tear IN any garment can Be
90 yrecsht .sth en Dot b vsible 20 the naksd ere.
ensoesfn place 10. - south Illinois street.
SA JoaxP1 HAR2lS.R rsprSs0L
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

DETROr, November 3, 1854.
This is 20 certify that | ~ DEAF acc npanied y fth =
very disagr cable iinging sound IN my head. which ren-
dered conversation difficult. except in a loud tone Of
yoce. By tie skill Of d.. Lghthill my hearing hss been
fnuy restored and the nois- has ceased 1 also NOW o
other cures OF Dr. Llghthill. which fully sanction me H.
In recommending BIN 10 the afflicted. Il j. DON owe. two
years since my bearing ~ restored. and 1t remains per-
feet to this d~y- = p. HfANT-
We, the undersigned, knowing Mr.. " AIT personally.
do hereby certify TO the correctness q tire above state
rert- WATfBFCK a C~HlTIESDES,
c. HASSTSf BALL.
GEO. G.. CHANDLER,
n. X. HALIOCK,
Flrn Of HsIiock Z Son.
DELkrAS HorsE, Aib.ny. ~. 7.
Te D. L1s-rrI-DeaF sr I take pleasure Ia certify
ting that you have efect-d . greAt deal Of Improvement 10
the hearing Of nv son, Marcus C.. koessie. who has. pre-
vious 10 your taking lie case IN hard. ben quite deaf
t.oE the Effects Q. Scarletina- Asl know q Il my other
eases Which goa have cured and benefited, ! kavs 10
hesitsncy 10 rrconmend you 20 the pubic.
remain yours, very truly,
THEoPBILCs ROEssLR,
Proprietor Delaware nsuss, Albany, u. 7.
* tsaae<<sA
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September {. 1854.
Exowrxsv,r1z. Orleaps coBn,,

KxowLxsvIILE, Orleans County. Jan. "a. 1904.
DR, LIGHTHuL-l send you a statement OF my case
which you may use g. you thipk proper
have been afflicted with deafness . year. and have
tried every prescription but 70 No effect. 4 consulted Dr.
Lighthiil and be Opera'ed upon me, and u oSE NrSuIE /
va- restored 20 hear ng.
send you this statement for the henshi Of others Who
are lab ring under tie sane disease a. my-elf. would
commend all that are afflicted with this disease TO give
you a Call. Respect ally yours,
ISAAC Z
This : 20 certify that the above T. = correct statement.
q d. BuRNiNGaAG, Pastor ". Z. Church.
E 7. SLATE.
MILO HC&T.
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81 A. frssrsos-
Tbsrs are scne hearts. hat. Ike the loving vice,
CIlax 10 ~ kiudly rocks AID ruiasd tossrs,
spints N Al suner and Go Dot rspiDe-
P.fi~ut aud s-eet a. lorly fr0dden Towers
Thst frsm The psssers' bel arise
AID brlnx b.ck ororous breath Instead q sghA
BAT there a-e ether heasts that viii rot feel
Ths lon~ly love that hsuats their eyes sDd ears.
Thst wvand food fsta With anger worse than steeli
And out . pts spr . 4 draw ldle teaTa-
q Nataref .hafi 10 ever be thy viii
III Tai With gvOd 10 uinsle, g0od With Ai
Why should the heavy foot Of sorrow pres
Ice ~liHg beat 81 uacompissuins tove- 4
Mex cAafhy tn.t ID ilkspot fs.1a dAres. se
Csnisn~--, Toto her . rants 10 fegfovel
Thrazh Write weep frevvr and lament.
vii ole hard heart tura 20 bef and relentf
WIS should the reed Be broke n that vii benc,
And taey that dty The t-srs in others' eyes
Peel their s<n anguish swelling ~fihOut end,
Their summer darssnsd with the 'moke SfAshsf
ss.. Live 70 sOnas far fdeD u his own
au1 &c a. Ia I and leave - hefe alone.
Love -eepesh s~lssy-veepefh fos the past.
For ~o-- IN at q =, for zoe. thsf nsy bSnfes
wh, shoald not hard .mbliion weep atl.st,
kss, ard hatred. sy4ncs asd pr1ef EDa
rsss whispers. 20 ro~ b our LOT,
Thsy ~o1Ii BE rebels love rsDellssh rot
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1T o'Eh y"~E'1
Ii. I WEIGH ID. d.,
.wtonville, A bany county, n. Y.

"-""""" III" ~ T-VTs
DR.f LeBTHIL-Dear Sir: Three months ago 1 placed
ny son. Char.e- Fuller. under your treatment for a deaf
ness that was every day growing worse, accom- panied by
a very offensive and disagreeable discharge o: matte
from the ears. I now report 20 you his entire cure. The
actual treatment was but two months. yet the d scbsrge
is entirely well, and his hearing restored. Ills general
health is a good a. could desire, and his spirits buoy
ant and lively. In fsct he see ms a different child. With
the grateful thanks Of a mother, am, sir,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

ALBANY, jan %, lcb4.
NJ DEAR DR. LGHTHLL-It is with great satisfaction
that | communicate TO yoI the eject Of tue medicine you
gave me on my application 10 you for defective hearing.
l followed your directiuns, and am happy 10 state that |
am so far recovered, after the FIRST few applications. "a to
feel quite confident that / am well, and shall not need -
proceed further. Be assured, dear sir. If necessity should
require. | should not hesitate 10 place myself under your
magic hand. Yours. with respect,
ID. II. OLE Albion. Orleans Co.
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STAMPS.


hR CoLYoUR. MEDICAL OFFICE so. 80 SOUTH
Meridian Street, forfeiis hs fee II be fails In cur
ing any eass that may come under his care, 10 mater
how obstinate Or long standing. lie warrants you q
csre. syphilis, IN the primary sage. helped In rs min
gsss. cured N - hoan- elect q, % years ssandlns
ssfs1 ~ DE- 49, A~An - - P.k nannS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

At the American Di pensary we also treat. wuHor1
xEkcuky, and with never failing success. Veneresl. OF
what the quacks call private or secret diseaSeS-Syphy-
lis in ali its stages, Gonorrbna a. elect, Structure, sperm
atUrrhps, Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility. mpotency, and Effects Of elf-Abus
The last six are treated in s"Private Letter." which
will be sent free, on receipt OF stamp.
My treatment I deem II unnecessary TO enlarge upon
The remarkable and astounding cures performed through
the agency OF the INDICATED VAPOR BATHS, and TIE
medical application OfELECTRO-MAGNETlSh. BY the
alternate use Of these two medical agents we get a three
TO effect. By elimination. morbid matter Is forced ont
Of the system. and by the absorbants. medicine is imme-
diately brought in contact with disease. b the app lea
tion Of ELECTkO-H AGNETISA, nervous enervation Is
restored, and power added 10 the muscular system.
I will ruarartee a cure OF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
Most Important TO Young Men.

whose hollow cheeks and psed oouniensnces tel in
fearful language and silent working OF some terrible dis
ease, undermining the constitution, memory and reason;
hurr1 ing them TO a premature death. Reflect while rea-
son holds sway, and avail yourself OF the services OF DR..
Pendery, whose treatment ~dissipates the slightest disease
and cures the most h~srrassing weakness, or other cause
Of serious difficulty or perpetual annoyance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
OIL SONG.

There en- oily tine coming, boys;
An oily time cDuing.
Tbsre's an Oily tine coming. boys
Mats nth longer.
". mar - 2 ke grease" or ve may Lot,
Stoe 40 20 psr or 80 20 pot,
To- thi- oily time coming.
SWELL" lot -~ha~s.' shall light mankind,
The yerssns sssi Be strvngrr, -.
And ~ieuieks" s1A srppiAnt "harpoons."
Wait . little loager.
Chorus-Oh. there's an oily time ecming.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
M TO M 81

The symptoms Of Catsrrh, as they generally appear,
are a. first very slight. Persons find they have . coli,
that they have fr -Queut attack, and are more sensitive
10 the changes OF temperature. In this CONDITION. the
nose may be dry, or . slight discharge, thin and acrid,
sftsrwsrd, becoming thick and adhesive. As the drses.e
becomes chronic, the discharges are increased in quantity
AMI charged in quality; they are no~ thick ard heavy.
and are hawked CT coughed OF. The secretions are Of
fensive, causing a bad breath: the voice Is thick and ma
sal the eyes are weak the sense Of the smell is lessened
or destroyed: deafness frequently takes place Another
common and important symptom OF C%tarrh Is. that the
person 4 obliged 10 clear bis throat 10 the morning Of a
thick or slimy mHcus. which has fallen down from the
head dur ng the night. when thu takes place the per-
son may be sure th.t his disease i on lis vsy 10 the
lungs, and should lose no time IN srTes,ing ~.
The above are bit few Of the many C,tsrrh symptoms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
From P. McTerner go. Of Detroit

From ?. NcTerney Esq, OF Detroit
do hereby certify that Tor the past fifteen mOn'h- my
hearing has been affected 10 g consi6erab 2 extent, and
that by an operation Of IT. Lighthil Eav. been rector
ed TO my fuil hearing. As Ire de IN ietroi', and intend
leaving Tor home scon, those DESTROYS Of showing tie We
racity Of this may inquire o. Er. 7. J. Macarthur, Ne.
454 Broadway. r. MCCARTNEY.
~ " Sa-annfnr 1874
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

As wide spread as the continent OF North America. But
the GROWING glory Of his life remains 10 be attained in
bis discovery, or rather combination. for be does not
claim to have been the discoverer of CEDffON,
which - the basis Of the Bitteis now offered 10 the pub
lie. That honor belongs TO the native inhabitants Of
Central America. 10 whom its virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years. Armed with il, the
Indian bids defence 20 the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the most venomOus serpents. Its
a belief with them. that while there i breath in the bods
the Cedron 10 potent to cure, no matter what the isess
may be.
While DR.. Bull is not prepared TO endorse this extrsva-
giant pretension, he is nevertheless satisfied from a
thorough examination Of the evidence relating TO its
virtues, that as a remedy and preventative of all dis
eases arising from exposure, either TO change of weather
or climate, or to miasustc influences, il stands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

ofhACIhL, ". T. FtU. 70, INf.
Ihavc been desfin one ear ever since l was in College.
some twenty years ago. BY the skill Of DIR. IighihiIi it,
hearing was entirely restored. so that now hear alike
with both ears, and find that | can use my voice with
mRch more ease and comfort than before.
JOSEPH u. CLARKE.
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MEDICAL.
Dr. n. =.
AMERICAN DISPENSARY.
No. "a 10 E. Washington st.
MEDICAL.

A 7 AMERICAN DisPESs.Rr We TREAT BY
n a new method, aud with the hapPiesi results all
ca~es Of Diseases ard coudit ons peculiar to females
Prolapsus uteu. falling Of the wouib,) E~rupti1ns Of the
Skin, CblOr0-is, or GTeen BY
yeilowish, dirty green pAlior OF the surface; kmansio
heSsirm. o. absent Henstruation, Amchouhea. or he
tentoD OF the Neuses, Dysmenorraea. apainfGi and dill
cut f0w ef the M.nse Men0rrhagia. or profuse Mem
siruaiioB; Leuehorrbea, or excessive and altered secre-
ton Of the INTERNATIONALLY white, or nearly ~eoloress
and transparent.
Reader. have given yo1 a class OF disease tina; are
me- with IN Females OF all ages. whether married or un-
are many 9th 7 forms Of diSeases peculiar 10 your sex
Gisesses Of Pregnancy, Psrtufitisn, and Lactaton, OF
which space will not admit an efucidation. omit u Tor
the eourcii chamber, scding but one more disease 10
this list, and that Is a formicable one-Ulcerston ofthe
body Of the Uteras.
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c. {. FULLER. Geneses CO.. n. T.

From TIE Rev. Joseph N. Clarke, Rector OF St. James,
Church.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18
JOHN DORSEY.
MARTISsvnLE, lSD., Dee. 2, 1854.

HAhIINbNHLt, ND, DC. 9, Iotf'
DE-. LGHrHnL-DEAR SIZE: Your favor Of recent date
came duly TO hand. Since placing mpself under your
treatmentfor Csiarrh | have improved very fast Ny case
had been of some years standing, and | was much DIS
couraged by its Obstinacy. Ibave received very great re-
lief since you began TO treat me. and the loaihsOme dis
erse is rapidly disappearing, thanks TO your skill.
Gratefully yours, W. K. SHEPPARD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

DE- LIGHrHmL-Dear Sir: Allow me 10 express m, graf
itude to you for the cure OF deafness you effected in nv
right ear, which has troubled me very much for several
years, and was almost entirely deaf for a few weeks past
but more particularly gratitude for your excellent sue
cess upon nv deaf ear, which has been useless 10 me for
the past twenty years; the noises and uncomfortable
roaring in my ears. which at times made me very ner-
vous, has disappeared.
You mas publish this acknowledgment should il be,of
any service 10 you. Gratefully yours.
GEORGE TEGG, No. so State street.
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From Hon. .. q. Cole. Senator from the 2eto District,
New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-18

From George Tegg, Member OF Royal College OF veteri-
nary Surgeons, London, England.