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New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
WITHOUT PAIN OR INFLAMMATION.
CANCER OF THE EECTUN CURED
WITHOUT THE USE OF TIE KNIFE,
BY ROBERT s. NEWTON. M. d.

The following facts relation the OF avery difficult
Of Cancer OF the Rectum treated and permanently cured
by Dr. Robert $ Newton years SINCE should oe read
by all The Hon A. T. Of Wisconsin, State Senator came
10 Dr. Newtons Clinical nsttie at Cincinnati to be- Treated
by him or Cancer the Recu his having been pro-
nouncsd ucursbe The involved nsrge part OF ia
bowel from which the patient had suffered terribly Tor long
time Dr. Newton treated the case by the method discovered
bv himself The patient radically cured IA les ihsn hf'
month";. In A recent, letter the patient say:
"DgAR DR NEWTON 1 perfectly well. and have not
suffered the hte pain Inconvenience WY since
et your care aud you pronounced cured-ore than x
ycar suce-thanks to your tender care aud marvellous al"
When uk OF the asones ncoucesabe YOU have saved mo
froa feel tha, auguae wholly inadequate 70 express tic
houudl,ss gratitude feel toward you. u could send my
voice to every afflicted as have been, would 40 90 ni
tell them my story and ofmy gratitude to yoo 10 "hom uH
! der Providence, owe mst lie"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
FISIUIIA
IN ANO.

Fi,uln n 40 is most loa,hsome aud troublesome de-
ease which IL located In the vicinity oi he oe' 0o~e sea
appears aOscess ulcer wltb csous edges emitting
fetid discharge
"Itis diseaser says Sir Ashley Cooper, in which you
will be called upon operate more frequently pesnaP' tnSh
any other"
VERY often battles the sAil OF the bes.
surgeons" Dorsey sy- il very difficult 70 he hesied
This statement IS fully confirmed by many which
Of king OF England Henry the Eishn cied
from an operation with tire knife ios this disease o..
Tie pecuares OF a lulous sinus, i Is sensitive
10 the touch and Intended with the discharge oi ed So
There BE- or several OF these pipes teIH"A
ing various points and communicating with each ohef
A. examinations OF the canals or sHuses vary IA dneIeht
persons there have been three divisions of the csse rec
ized by .grgeons l. hen the pipe canal does not e-
tend the bowels but tsrmni in an external orhce ~
called blind external fssua external Apeie 's ia
When the pipe terminates intensity into ne bowels Law
Ing external orhce or rrninai M T. "a ollno
hstus. internal incomplete hsina non u" cana '.I
in oriice both externally and internally It i com
plete hsuls. H.,
4 the effect. and constipation as the cause. -,
In the treatment Of this disease TWO modes have oeen
adopted-one with the kme ihls never uSel, le o'r1
The knife almost invariably fails in ei"ctng perae3
cure and often occasions more serious fesns han woad
have ensued iGJm allowing the deise 70 ~
The hstuous pipe IS surrounded with hard caious "al
morbidiy tender to the slightest touch. .......,
Tie rncpa OF treatment FOR etecual snd perna'eit
fsua in Ano &! the application Of such means a. i
remove Gallons walls thereby converting the irritable,
unhealthy ulcer into simple or healthy one "a consequence
wnch the pipes readily close and cure Is the result
The plan which ado pied with tue disease vales
with different some viii require nnc active m.diane
to destroy the calosy Of the pipe otoei r'q,re o9t ne
medicine ana some none ht All iA'"i '-
purpose should be injected into the pipes nth ucent force
to nj! every ori6co or opening in the vicinity
A TERRIBLE CASE.
give the history the .ost extensive eases OF
this class have with The patient man forty
hive year. Of age had affected for Is years had been
operated upon with knife times and FOR the
previous time Of my being called had been confined to
hi bed There twenty openings externally some OF
which entered the bowel the perneuu and present
ing the appearance OF. honeycomb. All the pipes
over the sacrum passed to the hony strrctas'
When began the xameut the disease was so extensive
thai when the solution forced into any these pip
it would flow Of al the others. lad bro difficulty IA
curing the case in months from the T witt be "si
perfectly well
Ny method by local application this in every instance
hort any surgical operation II many cases. too wthosi
a lain,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
OtIS sIiSS.EzS.
The street swespers' strike-Nceting OF
the Gnttmen and swecpers' Association
Lust Eveuing-Kacy Speeches Mayor
Guuiher and Frank HooIc Denounced
Mass Meeting TO br Called for Non
day Afternoon.

The meeting of the Cartmen and i.aborcrs
Association last evening at No. 20 Prince'si, though
inferior IN numbers of the others, by far
the most interesting and spicy they have yet bold
Tho President JoHS LYNCH called the meeting TO
order He said he WAS sorry that more Of the momhers
were not present, but supposed that it was beca Sc
hey had received their back pay That some might
link things looked little scnly. but II not so,
ey erythng looked better than 1t did when they CON
meuced lie informed from good sources that the
Mayor would soon take the matters IN hand that It
had been DAYS since the contractors lad come INTO
power and during that time they had not cleaned one
street from eld To end. He dched them to deny his
statement and name one single street. The citizens
wanted the streets clean this their only object
noc but let the streets once get cleaned ana TIE!
Won,d see whose fault lt was they had been lthy To
morrow probably they uhc contractors would bc paid
for two weeks work which they had not done.
II this money paid them, II wa.
gross fraud the taxpayer In relation to para
naph which lad appeared In The Hrdifs report o the
eyous meeting which stated that he had stid GER
contractors alone he pronounced 1t false he never
snid IT, "a voice" You said YOU could prove it.l lie
did say something aoout lis being probable they re-
eeyed 90 or So bu. lfc said lie could prove H.
lie wonld give e2O 40 to any one who could. Mayor
Guntber wond 10 he next Peace candidate for Mayor,
Frank Boole would be the War candidate, and netEer
would be elected. MAYOR Gmther accuses Frank
Rooe of rascality. Frank BoOie accuses TIE Mayor.
He nconsed both.
LEWIS FnoHNE, oI President of tie Dry Goods
Coras Association the next speaker. lie sald he
had not intended 10 make speech, bat lie had come
Lsl, ~ aJNse ileUl " stick W w tAsr rgh'Si 10
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15

PrcKpocKET CAUGHT.-While Mr. Patrick
Berry Of No Hamlltouaye.. Brooklyn, was looking Al
Fdwarls stole from his pocket gold watch valued at
800 The action was witnessed by Officer D Reilly OF
the Fifteenth Precinct who arrested ham, ana lounu
he watch in his possession. lie WAS on fIluay N'o'
ine committed for trial by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
CA N G E z r

docs CANCER RESULT FROM HEREDITARY
TAINTW I ANSWER NO,!i
Prof ROBERT :. NEWTON, VI. d.
1.-THE KNIFE NEVER DID CURE CANCER. AND
CANNOT BE CONSIDERED CURATIVE AGENT"
IRELY UPoN MEDICINES THAT NOT ONLY RE-
MOVE THE DISEASE QUICKLY But ALSO E0ADI-
CATE TIE CAUSE THAT PRODUCES IT
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HEMORRHOIDS.


This affection is quite common and dc t TO cure
and Is generally divided into species: blind rnteral
piles and bleeding external piles Those who serous
afflicted with the dease suffer beyond description The d'
ease generally until the begin bleed Xhis
hemoirh ,.'nsy be eight, or it may be profnse
The disease generally brought by constipation of The
bowels and generally affects persons Of sederiary habits
scarcely ever have noticed this disease in person Of active
habits
CASES TREATED.
WIN. H.. aged years. had suffered from blind piles fox
many years Ofae had bed quite freely much % sat he
often lost much q teecupinl. lie cnrsi ia es.t
days which time he been able to attend TO aetge
business without any interms.ion
Mr. P aged A. had afflicted with bleeding plies fol sr
III. disease had increased a be ed very pro
iy When we comuleuced his case, he,hod become almost
white a from the repetition OF the oss of blood We
treated his successfully ond discharged nn well III two
weeks.
Mr c. aged thirty She bal been treated by several physi
clans for different knd Of disease. Some treated her FOR long
Affection regarded her dyspepia some for liver
disease but nad done any good We gave a. our
opinion that the pile affection under which She aborns
the sole # her trouble In t days r m the TIM
commenced the treatment OF her Ne oi-cbareed her
entirely well
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
OR. ROBERT S. NEWT0WS
HOME FOR the SICK,
IN NEw.YOR[ CITY

To enable ny numerous gentlemen patients nom tie
country visit in the city tor treatment At moderate
expense have Organized nstton with sixty tot) COM
Portable WELL-FURNlSHFD ROOMS WITH BOARD.
from SIX to TWELVE DOLLARS PER WEEK, with
EVERY REQUIRED ATTENTION convenien' TO all lines
of travel and but short distance from ny Office.
Have also provided in pleasantly situated and WILL
FURNISHED RESIDENCE, similar accommodations ios
nav numerous LADY PATIENTS FROM THE COUNTRY.
where they viii be under the CARE oF LADY ATTEND.
ANTS. ROBERT 5. NEWTON NJ n,
Late Surgery aud OF Theory aud Practice IN IA.
Eclectic Medical College. Cincinnati. Ohio.
DR. ROBERT 3 MENTIONS MEDICAL OFFICE 70,
the treatment Of SURGICAL DISEASES CANCER Fls
TULA. PILES, CATARACT CALCULUS, DISEASES Og
THE BONES. ULCERS OF every description, TlMOks.
every Of DISEASE or ThE EYE, BRONCHIAL
AND CATARRHAL AFFEC mons, POLYPuS na>.l
and uterre), STRUCTURE OF every variety etc, nY
HIS IMPROVED METHOD OF PRACTICE i at Na.
p! EAST ElGHrEENrHST., between FIFTH AVE.
and BROADWAY, NEWYORk. Hour Tor Office Con
sultston nom 8 to h N. and rom 20 Q :. M.
~ B-Patients out oi the city desl Ing advice may adisa
ID. Robert 5. Newton as above by l,ter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
Passerucrs Arrived.

In steamship c. ssandia from New OE.eeus-s ; bnmpns
y e ,rylef ] Scott w ;. Weed, Surgeon. Grswod w
Mekes.ocE Lieut. Col :. Ander.ou W. H. Beach Mrs; r
Yo.py Mr Reed Landed the following Il Fortress Mo.
roe. Brige zen r. Opdycse. 4. = A.. W. b, Bnir D. b'
panb,r lady and children ;. L. Smith, John hey' d.
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This {. the fr.t Nrueer have found tia, would stand
th. .rryce feuir,d of +. HIGGINS. Loyejoys Hotel
n the aundry OF my house there H perpetual thanks
giving ON MONDAYS for the invention Of your excellent
" rir ger. "-key THO. J., CUYLRR. .
We think the machine much more than pays Tor ii-ei
even ye4r IN the saving Of garments We think II Import
ant that W Nriu4er hould be- htted with SObS -OkAN"h
JrDD AwcricIl igricuiWisL
rhe inventor o ihs machine may have the satisfaction Of
knowing that boz la, chineld the most toome parts
of oman worA int, ianst attractive amusement
HENRY " ARD BEECHER.
heartily commend 10 10 economists o. time, money and
con'eutmert '-Rev. ~. BPrLows.
On receipt of price from any p,t OF the country where
W. have no canyasser send tie Nrh-e' Zee oi fesu
charges.
send foi Illustrated Terms CTculu.
A good cauya..er wanted IN every township
r. & uROWNl.G Ne. az Broadway. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
The Way of the Trn.re,sor is Hard.

II is largely clearly, backly painted there lie who
runs NAY cad and he who enters there for tle frsf
tine to nol alize vel peruse.
The priso awakened at six o'clock in the
morning gef their breakfasts and go 70 work at
TAey quit work 1T J:45 p. H. and after eating their
evening neal are maTshaled of to their cels, where
fley yeIasin all night.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15

nnoo Of oultae and refinement snd seem 10 take sin
cerc interest IN their duties.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
rle nard.ome re.Idence Of Mr Jo.eph Keer

The hand of the diligen, shan bear rn'e;
But The slotEti shall be under tribute.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
TTn PRISON GRoUYDs.

The grounds attached ~ the Penentiary are laid
out handsomely, and are kept scrupuously neat and
clean There are number of frame buildings on the
eastern side Of the yard Over Toulouse which ad
Joins the log.pen, the following text is printed;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
IHE RETREAr.
GENERAL REMARKS.

About 20 per cent of the whole number admitted INTO
the Asylum are cured. The capacity OF the Asylum Is
supposed be for 80 Patents There are 90 patients
under treatment at tie present time and consequently
the Asylum is inconyenently crowded
There were three attempts at suicide during the
present year. One female, attempted to drown her
self by jumping into the river; and two males by cutuue
their throais In the operation OF racheatemN
was successfully performed, thereby saving the mans
! lie.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
TIL LUNATIC ASYLUM.

The Lunatc Asylum is noble structure, with two
wings the whole forming sides of rectanee, and
an octagona building ia the center at the junction Of
the Two wings II is located very the northern
extremity of the island fine view being obtained from
the upper windows over the widening waters Of East
River with ts many islands aud blooming banks. DR.
r. H. Parsons is the resident physician The number
Of patients undergoing treatment at the present time
comprises lgJ males and 4J7 females. They frequently
arrive at the rate of three or four day-lG having
arrived last week-and are not discharged quite so
rapidly rs they come
Some Of the men are employed in the garden and all
the vegetables that are used theipace raised by
the patients.
In most asylums, the number Of men exceeds the
pruber of women confined Here the convene of the
,ulc is apnarent II is accounted for by the fact that
the causes o. insanity bear heayiiy'upon women
than upon men. The women who are patients at the
Aeyum are generally of the poorer classes they sit at
bome are confined 70 q narrow range Of thoughts
while the men have more liberty and freer to the
world very large proportion Of the insane are for.
eigners and most Of these are females. pr Parson,
ascribcs this fact in measure, to,bome sickness, TO
the strange aud exciting surroundings of now conn
tiy upon women of feeble minds And the mania some
times incident upon child birth is frequent cause Of
insanity among women Alcoholism is another com
mon cause both with women and men. lntemperate
persons become insane either from the immediate
effects Of single "sprcc" from long continued use
OF alcoho though Dr. Parsons il Of the opinion that
the latter is the more frequent cause Of insanity.
ycnoreal canscs are also frequent
Az INTERVIEW WITH MRS. PRESIDENT BUCHANAN.
In going through the Female Department with Mr.
Lee. Of the officials he introduced us 10 an elderly
woman who said that she the wife Of President But
chanan and asked us if We belonged to Lincoln. We
answered in the negative saying that We bcouged TO
I'M NEW. YORK TRIBUNE
"Ihe editor IS ponlcy Ihe Great isn't hef rshed
the old lady earnestly.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.


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mi tuIstsd ami 10 ,yeI,yh ana onnce 10 abnnt
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',narantY Iron tLa $500. nronas.J n. .rr"tJ~
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- a ID ID l. e. EY.
500 r L NJ oV A L 50O
TO NEW BUILDING,
AS-5OO-6a

UUJ MN
TO NEW BUILDING,
Hs-5OO6a
HS-5OO16a
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL.
JAMES s. TOPHAM 4 CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well. Known Old E-tablishsd
TRUNK, sADDLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANDATORY
To THEIR
NEW Buzz DINO,
Es-BOO-Gn
Ag-5OO-6a
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, Of our own mAnufartors, 4
most complete assortment Of every style and
price "f military aud citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTfNGALEs,
FINE SWORD BELTS,
with Topham's Patent Slide.
Sole Manufacturers Of
LANGHoLZ's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers Of
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STRAP.
FOR SALE:
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STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND PINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY
HARM NESS.
PINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND
EXPRESS HARNESS
Suffers STAGE WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
INKS.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALIsES,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
BOXES,
ARMY vGLIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather aud Canvas pellsiouT Bags: Leather.
Canvas, and Carpet Travelling Bags; Ladies
French Satchels; Toy Trunks, and Schoo
sNtchels, aud every article In their line Of bust
ness.
REM MBERI
81 500 "a
SS- 800 ia
SEVENTH STREET.
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M n ID 10 AL.

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An diseases Of private nature treated in he
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also, eoUT, RHBUMATIsM, NEURALGIA, and
ether CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES,
MUSCLES BoNEsi and JofNTs; .scRoFULA,
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muscular power, Palpitation Of the heart, nsr.
vOus Irritability, loss Of memory, melancholy
habits, insanity, consumption and death. Off,
YOUNG MAN In view OF the dreadful eonse.
quenceS Of delay, do not fail to make your case
known Immediately to DR.. Tellny. Your secrets
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Thousands whose systems were shattered, aud
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MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating matri
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seminal weakness, or any disease arising from :
relaxed state Of the genital organs, whether the
result Of disease, injury, youthful indiscretiOu,
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earnestly entreSted to place themselves undO
the care Of DIV They may rely with oertaint,
upon speedy cure, and being restored 70 full
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lie treats with entire success all diseases o
females, such rs LEUcORRHBA or WHITES
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FEES moderate, aud VISITS and COMMUNICA
TONS strictly PRIVATE aud CONFIDENTIAL
PEE.oSs calling rec no one but the Doctor.
These at distance may be TREATED BT NAIL
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GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WESTERN
EXPRESS FORWARDBRs.
Merchandise, Money, Jewelry, Valuablos, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds SC,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible sections VI the country. THIS Com
Pany has Agencies In the principal railway
towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
Its principal odices are
WASHINGTON, d, O., NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHlLADELPnIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
OlNNATl, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS.
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made al New York and Boston
with lines forwarding 10 the CanRdas and to the
British Provinces, and with steamship lines to
Liverpool, Southampton and Hayro, aud thence
by European expresses to all prominent CONNER E
eial towns IN Great Britain aud on the Continent
Collection Of Notes, Drafls aud Bills made ut
all accessible parts Of the United States
Z. G. DUNN, Agent,
Jel2 Washington, d. c,