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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
The TYLER Rail Road Convention.

II
Col. Geo. Wilson and Jas. Ben,ly Esq,
delegates from this county to the Tyler
Rail Road Convention returned home on
Monday last We are obliged to them for
the outlines ofthe action Of that body which
VIC give below.
The Convention organized on the 1lth
by the elect on Of Col }. NJ. Waskom, of
Harrison County, President, Col. Robertson,
of Tyler, and Forslay. Of Galveston. Vice
Presidents, and J0s:r. Douglass, of Tyler,
nd Mr. Gray, Of Wood county, Secretaries.
Delegates were in attendance from Gal
weston, Harrison, Navarro, Dallas, Smith,
Anderson, Wood, Counties, Texas, and
from Shreveport, La.
On the first day nothing was done except
to organize and appoint the Committees.
On the second day resolutions were pass
ed asking the Legislature to grant all aid
practicable 10 the Southern Pacific, the
Houston and Texas Central, and to road
running North from Galveston, Ivy Tyler to
Red River, these. three lines being deemed
the main trunk routes in which Eastern
and Northern Texas is interested. This,
we believe, is aboutthe leading item Of the
action Of the Convention, Speeches were
made by Col. Waskom, (who is President Of
the Southern Pacific Road) Col. Forshay
and others, and general interchange Of
opinions was had among the delegates as to
the wants of this section Of the STATE, &c.
Col. Waskom, in his speech, and in pri
vate conversations, reported that the South
ern Pacific Road, as far as built, was pay
ing well, was out of debt, on a permanent
and healthy basis, and that it was the in
tention of the Company, to push the rond
on TO Dallas and the West, as rapidly as
possible. He assured the people of Tyler,
that if they would take stock to the amount
of the difference between the freight on their
present crop of cotton to a market, and
81, 50 per bale, he would guarantee to take
their next years crop to Shreveport, from
Tyler, at that price. He did not antic pate
any trouble in raising means to push the
road rapidly ahead. with what aid the
State gives them and the value Of the lands
they obtain as fast as each section is COM
pletcd, they can build the road, provided
the counties through which the road goes
subscribe stock sufficient to grade it. Our
delegates inform us that Dallas is deter
mined on by the Company, as one point to
/ be made under any eiieuEistances.
The Barbecue ON the 18th was well at
tended and PASSED of to The satisfaction Of
every one. Speeches were made, good fare
was enjoyed hna every one returned well
pleased with the affair.
We presume we shall next week have the
full proceedings, which We shall publish.
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The Philadelphia Age thus speaks of thu

The Philadelphia Age thus speaks Of The
refusal of the City Council to honor the
President with formal reception;
Not only in Washington, but throughout
the nation, will the contemplate conduct
of the 'Philodelphia authorities excite
"great establishment and regret" In this
city, thousands who had 10 political SYM
patty with Andrew Johnson will resent
this shameful indignity heaped upon the
President of the United States. Their
voice will be heard, speaking in thunder
tones at the ballot-box on the second Tues
day of next October. ..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

A N NOU M GEM EN is
We are authorized To announce Hon, II. u. Er.
PERSON, oi Red River county, ms u cairlidnt" for
Congress- fr, the 2nd Congressional District, at tho
election on the 18th October next.
We are authorized to Announce hMXI BRAD
SHAW, of Ellis Comfy, as candidate for Congress
from the 2nd Congressional District, at the election
on the 18th of October next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
s~Buy your Goods at yefirics.
B. II. Epperson Accepts.

twill be seen by the following letter
from Hon. D. II. Epprrson, that he has con-
sented TO be candidate for Congress frtm
this district, both for the short and the long
terms The call, TO which the following is
reply, was Pnblished in our last weeks
m ner-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
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Special N 0 tice.
Important to Ladies'.

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Are prepared only for legitimate purpose, aud are
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No article of medicine intended for the exclusive
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Try them, and be convinced that they are the
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

WHARTON & SASpCLIrrE, No ll5 Com
mon Street, New Orleans, are the only au-
horiscd Agents in that city, to obtain and
collect subscriptions and advertisements
for the Dallas Herald
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

rS3 See the card of Dolbears CONNER
cial College, New Orleans, under the "Ncw
Orleans Card heading.
Also card of Mayer Brothers, Tobacco &
Cigar Dealers, under the same heading.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Justice, they say, is blind how.
then is she to discover that one man
is white and another colored?-N
Y. Tribune.
Horace evidently thinks it is a
hard conundrum, but we answer
,-nmpily-"By thesmell. Norfolk
TIr7inian.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Be.F"Col. Jno. r. Enkin, formerly editor
of the Washington (Ark.) Telegraph, is
spoken of as n candidate for Speaker of the
Arkansas House of Representatives
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Passengers by the Rapidan thinks that
news Of the killing of several men nj In.
dianapols, on HE occasion of the Prcsi
dents visit, had reached New N'.r.s Sc
fore hey left. We presume. AoWu'DI. Iua'
the worst is told in the dspa nhes pu5''sa-
ed this morning where it is SAID tna, one
man was killed and several wounded. be-
fore quiet was restored. Western Ra li6a
ism appears TO be taken with a fierceness
Gal fcrs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Bfiy" The Austin Gazette is authorized TO
say that Hon. Jno. Hancock is not candi-
date for Congress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

There are now under erection iH
Georgia alone, seventv-trO mills
for the manufacture Of cotton and
u-ooIen goods and among them
some Tor TIE pr0dutfion ~ ralicn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
gBuy your Goods at Jeffrics.
Radical Honors.

EN-. Pease Of Texas was one OF the Vice
Presidents, and Jesse Staneil one Of the See
retaries Of the Radical Convention at Phil
adelphia. Geo W. Paseball was on the
COMMITTEES to prepare an address Jack
Hamilton on the committee on resolutions
las. II. Ball on the committee on ''nOn-re-
constructed States
Among the addresses submitted to ihe
Conrepfion for its adoption was one BY
Fred. Douglas, and another BY Horace
Greelv.-Gal. Cfriiign-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

LSWe in ,ii6 fiitniitb 70 sic new ad
verfistment in Mrsss. Darling s Nerri-
man : eolumn-ihe first column Oh our FIRST
page-0f to-dny's paper. These gentlemen
are now in reoeipi q Heir cate sivs Pail
and Winter stock Of Goods, comprising
foreign and domestic staple and faney Dry
Goods, shaw l. and Cloaks, Donneis and
Hats, silks, DeLaincs Marinoes Carpets,
Oil Cio'ls Mats IiHes. 6r--ih fact every
fAirs Which ihe Ladies Eant, and q the
vera best quality snd 90 lsEest rhiess-
Wholesale ss3 Rrfaa We know these
eertlsmss. ffa-s e5f'eriense-re know the
eliarae,srsf sari- a.sF keep, 10 Be Of the
bssi. and dsu bs.iilis 70 give Ii m call
70 Hsrahsnis. ~ say his Is tie place in
Housion p e. ysur ~. gos5s II your
frii risfi 20 he i;ssoulfi5, remember The
En-rsritsa n F'ssiisa. Cgrrsr d Msia AID
frr-rrrs rfrfff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Judge Geo. w. Smith, of the Supreme
Court of Texas, n delegate 10 the 18th of
August Convention, is lying dangerously
in at the Crutchfeld House, Chattanooga,
Tenn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Bsi5"Sce the announcement of Hon. B. II.
Eppcrson for Congress in this paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
Correspondence.
BucHASAy, Sept. 18th g

BUCHASAS, Sept. 18th Co.
IoY. A. BRADSHAW.
SIR The Legislature having created
four Congressional Districts within our
State, and ordered the election for The 10th
Of October next. The undersigned feeling
deep and abiding interest in the election,
and being utter y opposed TO legislative
caucuses aul legislative dictation in the
premises, earnestly solicit that you become
a candidate to represent "s. IN this the
second Congressional District in the next
ensuing Congress Knowing that great
aud important questions arc nov agltaiing
the American people and that these ques-
items will lie agitarcd in cur next Congress,
we feel great desire to have delegate
that will faithfully, earnestly and ably
represent our interests in that body. your
long residence in This portion oi vur state
your strong fidelity, and answering at
iachment TO principle; and your thorough
knowledge of the condition, and wants Of
our country as well as your strong conserv-
alive political devotion, and your ability "a
grasp and comprehend principles, indicates
you as the proper person TO represent this
District. Respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
A. J. Hood, Parker county, W. II. Crit
I'm, johnson county, II. @. Hendricks, Tar
rant county, L. NJ. Heath, Sheriff johnson
county, J. En-. Hawkins, Ellis county, A.
A. Kimble, Ellis County, A. J. Ball, Parker
county, L. S. Stroop, Ellis county, w. i.
Hughes. Parker county, JAS. NJ. Brown,
johnson county, Jos. &. Rushing, Kaufman
county, J. W. Ferris, Ellis county, I. II.
Gordon, District Clerk Ellis county, Jas
Hiner, Dist. CLERK, johnson county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
Wanted 10 Hire.

~ lGllT or ten wagons to haul lumber
~ from the pine mills, TO Dallas, immcd-
lately. For further particulars, enquire of
GEO. W. BAIRD.
Dallas, Sept. 10Th 1SGG-j2,lt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
TOBACCO.

Ireseent City Tobacco works.-MArER
= Dr0TuFRs. Nanufzrfurers Of TObsrco and Cigars,
Dealers in Chewing and Leaf Tobacco, 81 1choupitou-
las St. New orleans. lsepZ1-fy-I
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9lFw Alrertisements.
~~-~~~I,-~-O~y~~-~O0.~.~cCc(
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
COLLEGES.

n0Ibcar,s Commercial College, New
IL OrIcnus.-FOundcd 1859. No vacations Book
nr,eficsIlv taught. students from u 70 5o RUTus
DoLBEAn. President. lsepZz-ig.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Mr,.rs. Wharton y SMmcli0y 10 Common Street
New Orleans, Va,
Capt IASrrR W. lonNsoN, Kaufman, Texas
{ H. Y, Turner, Esq, furI worth.
u. r. Hawkins, Esq, WaN1hnchle, Ellis county
s. H. NnuLg, News Office, Galveston,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Let us hear no more of ihis, that and the
othcrbcing the best farming country. Right
hero in IIout Co.. the present year has been
produced larger corn than in any other
part of the United States. Just imagine
lif you can't come to see it) an ear Of corn
eleven and half inches around and long
in proportion The fairs of Tennessee,
Kentucky and Mississippi in the zenith OF
successful experiment, before the war,
never produced such corn Why, stranger,
the New World hain't beat it yet. Hunt
hereby throws down the gauntlet to "all the
world, and the rest of mankind" TO compete
with her in the growth of corn. d. A.
IIefncr, in the vicinity of White Rock, is
the gentleman whose place produced this
huge corn.- GreenrIle Gladiator.
We are proud to inform our friend of the
Gladiator that Hunt County can't beat
Graysen for corn. We were presented with
n specimen Of corn IL irrw dnws ago, by Mr..
Stowe of this County, that measured twelve
inches round, and long in proportion
Sherman Star.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22


Gov. Understandable New Orleans
correspondent of the New York World
says:
The inaugural address of Gov. Throck-
morton, whom Jack Hamilton has been de-
nouncing all over the North as an invcter-
ate rebel, is one of the most conservative,
Union documents which has appeared any,
where in the South. 1t is in admirable
contrast TO the frantic and factious denun-
Citations of the Jack Hamilton gang, which
will meet in September to engineer a coali.
ton with the Radicals for the protracted
disunion of the States and the subjugation
of the South to the sordid tyranny of
Northern radcalism. The two papers, that
of Gov. Throckmorton and that which ac-
companied the call for slack s. convention,
may be taken as types of the true temper
of the parties they severally represent. 1t
takes no depth of discernment TO determine
which is "loyar' and which is ''rebel."-
Parties have shifted places, and the South
ern conservatives are battling 70 restore
the Union, and the Radicals to keep it in a
state of permanent disruption and inter-
minable discord
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
BrcnAxAx. Sept I7lh. 1866.

BItHANANf Sept lttnf lcDD.
Messrs. A. J. HOOD, II. g. HENDRICKS, efGl.
Gentlemen Your note Of the 18th inst,
requesting me 10 become a candidate fOrla
seat in the lower house OF Congress, from
this District is before me. | am glad 10
know that our country Is no longer dis
traeted By the raEsges Of Ear-ibat peace
once more reigns throughout the entire
length and breadth 81 the land, and that
we are once more permitted pnirammeled
20 elect the man Of our choice 10 represent
rs ! z the legislative halls Of our nation
ID is the Interest Of All, that friendly rela-
lions should ever exist between The States.
And every good man, Worth, South, East
and West, should Tend bis talents end in
fuesce 70 ihat end Bur in order 10 DO his
I DO nut thisk ne are called upon 70 endorse
uueoustautiUnal neasures-Surh as -Ihe
Civil Rights BID, HFrredgsns Burssu
Bill and ta1sti0n rifhDuf representation.
We should endorse ard most bearfily sup
port he Fresi1ent In his reconsiruction
policy.
Ard nsE being called upon 70 exercise
The right Of suErsgs, We should Do 80 b
slseiinr rtFress iaiirt men. men q Cur
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
A CROWN OF GLORY.

EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA,
l. willing to recommend 1t. Three years q rapidly
increasing sale have made the Ambrosia famous all
over the world.
TITS WARRANTED To PLEASE.
1t cures Itching Of the Head.
Umakes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
Itprevents the Hair from Falling Out
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy
cespsss The Scalp; ocoisths Hsatsi Brou. Removes
p.pdruf. Cure Nervous Headarhei Cures Baldnrss
Insure. Iururiaut Locks insiines Hair 20 Ouri' n
r.r.ass wirs; Kills Hair Eaiers- Good effect aIIa-
rent At once.
TO THE LADIES We SAY,
7l,a Auiirusia VII suit yga q T. El9-nuily prt
-. r,.fi-a,.fr rsl-frm-f- f'sfruai1ei ~ tiferA
Sir.-.-s .rH Actresses SID in splendid l-Ies o.
~--fous rgniuiuing TIVE large boftles-No 81 N y
ring. 70 for evening
THERE Is no MISTAKBABOUTI
sTrRLIEG's ANHEOsIA Is The tesf, rno'st aErsf
n. and elective foils; IN the World 10 Trore
ira ra--on. sold By Dru-rists- y
SterIIng,s AmbrOsla NanufaeturlngV
zl5 Fulton Street New York
HapyFs. WARD a CO..
81 m.rnriue it. View OricnSs,
- - -.1r srfllarU a-srff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

A Rishn0n5 paper thinks there should
Be- 4 new Cabinet of5cer called ths Secrets
u Of the E1isri0r, ard appointed from ne
sgr.h
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Gen. J. B. Hood vas IN Anderson eo1niy
% the 5th inst, as The guest Of Hon Jno.
IH. Re.gsn-ss says the advocate
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Mrs. Jefferson Davis, afte- a brief Fisii
70 some o. her children in Montreal las
returned 10 Fortress Monroe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

RATES 0PiDyEuTIsIN,!i

Onr SQUARE t,h lines IT this silr lyrc 80 tr the
hr-l anil - rents ipr tarli additional nsrrliun
Ho'Uur charge hr announcing candidate tr
State ur District offices T. 2li, aud urCnuny ~ ru-
rinri onros - ~, payable Invariably Nhrn the
announcement l. made
Hn The above rates are In legal tender Specie
received NJ it, market Vlur,
no IN future We will charge the usual advertising
rates Gnr all obituary uuticrs, hrr announcements
~ marriages nni deaths will Il" inserted gratis, ~
hers t"lhrc, but " they exceed this We must charge
for Them,
No Wheat, or produce ~ any Kind that We eau
nat, aiken nj the hest market price, for all dues To
this office.
nn-JOB WORK az all kinds executed
with mCnimrss md hispntCh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

Divine Service will hc held (D. w every Sunday
morning, at lOiS o'clock, nnl IN The evening NJ ~
rluck In the upper room Of llrsh's lIlrk building
GEO. ROTTyNSTEIN.
Prayer Books for sale at Mrssrs. W, u. FEATHER 4
Co.'S. The proceeds 10 dciray contingent expenses OF
the Parish.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
Elder II. NJ. Gano, of the Christian
Church, will preach at the room occupied
by Mr.. Coughanour, OH Sunday, the 9Th
October proximo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22
gT"Buy your Goods n, Jcflrics.
The Judicial District Bill.

The following bill has been introduced in
the House Of Representatives, as q substi'
tute for that reported by the Judiciary
Committee, and passed that body. 1t was
ordered to be cngross d, by large MAORI
ty, and our information is that it will pass
both houses in its present form:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

swords, squeezed thelr way through ant
dense mass of p ople TO the deck OF the
steamer iy johnson. Salutes were fired
The fleet of boats, thirty-six in number
then started down the river all crowded
and beautifully decorated. All along the
route down the river they were greeted and
saluted by the crowds of people. After
partakine Of dinner on the steamer, the
President received the Missouri Veteran:
Of 1872, represented by Gen. Runney, who
gave him a hearty welcome. On arriving
at St. Louis, the PARTY were conducted tt
the Lendell Hotel. Mayor Thomas deliver
ed n welcome address. The President anc
S. cretary Seward made long speeches.
After which the party retired TO partaks Of
a sumptuous repast. The President has re
eeiyed an invitation from New Orleans Il
visit that city.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept S.--A large number
Of the Il aiding spirits Of the late Southern
Convention took trip this morning dow
Schuylkill to the iron clad navy yard, a
Hague Island, upon Invitation from thu
4 Union League Club. Mayor McMiehse
and Charles Gibbons performed the honor'
a the occasion. AIeMichael made q speech
Expressing pleasure at having them n
Glllauelphin, anu ueii ent ~ hu@' t'e -
done. In abiding TO the President and tn
Secretary Ct State, which be did IN th'
corse ofhis remarks, be said that the form
er had forgot his principles and pledges
and the laltes had detained his high ONCE.
Hamilton, Of Texas, also made speech
in which he reiterated the sentiments e1
pressed in the Conrention in favor Of negr'
Suffrage. aud said that some Of the North
ern men ia the ConEcnfi0n feared tbtl
would lose their elections Il impartial suf
ffage vas allowed. lie ranfed 70 kncl
Why Fred Douglns shsuld be denied an
right ihst vas entered ~ any sue q them
Ills tdrccacy Of negro fufrage vas TerJ
l1idlv eheered By The sssr1bled guesis-
CHicAeo, Sept She Territorial Beart
Of Csnvassers Of Colorado finished ecnrtinl
q e rcirs cn The DrY Cousiiiuiios On ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-22

! olIf ltlluH ElIAtus
T. n EFPERsON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-07
Sayo GflGaoa allg Qyaeatetlt,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING., NoyEMBER I, 1866.
hETTEn pzs"Nr 81. LOUIS.
spcdiar to the New Orleans orescont.I

spcGaN Ito The New Orleans Greecent.l
ST., LOUIS, Nov. 2, 1866
Business for the past week has been quite brisk,
and it is hoped will contiune till the close of
| navigation, which will occur just as soon as the
river becomes gprgcd at some point between here
and Cairo by floating ice from the Northern re-
giOns. Then our merchants and others who an
nualy lose millions of dollars by the closing of the
ElVer and the stagnation of business caused there
by, viii ratse Try about the build.
ng of iron proved ice boats to clear the barbor
and the columns Of our daily papers will TEEN with
projects for the accomplishment of the great des.
ideratum, which will all end by the ice thawine,
breaking up and running out naturally. Last
winter we were ice-bound for more than two
months, and nothing has been done to prevent the
same from occurring this winter
Freights for the lower rivers are plentiful. and
there is sufficient water to Cairo to admit of boats
loading to their fullest capacity. The depth of
water in the channel is yariously reported at from
eight to ten feet,
The second tournament of the season in aid Of
the Southern Relief Association took place last
Saturday. The attendance was not near as large
as on the occasion of the first tournament but
I" the congregation as the marshal of the day
termed the spectators was quite fashionable one
Many beautiful Iadies-and we have lots of them
acknowledgement the scene and manifested theiI
admiration of the most " true and valiant knights
by clapping their dainty hands and waving theiI
delicately perfumed handkcrchiefs.
Thirty-one knights entered the lists, many Of
them attired in elegant and costly costumes The
sport consisted in thrustng the lance into the
rmgs-tLree in number-two and three quarter
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DR. j. WHITES INsTETUTE-
Asa oARoNDELET STREET.
In rear of the City Hall.

The FIST aim human beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind.
Dr. Whites experience and for thlryona years. In
extensive practice in large cities have brought him
treatment vast amount of fern Of disease both acuts
and chronic.
His remedies restore the stomach liver and blood and al
secretons and sxcreons Of the entire system in unhealthy
healthy condition. Instead of njurRg any part of the sy
tenn the constitutions they and repair the injuries
and wastes of the entire organism with truly mind in
ascund body.
TheInssuteis established for acute
Diseases Rheumatics Colds Coughs Bronchitis
chs Asthma, Consumption and all diseases of the Throa
Lungs, Heart Liver, Spine, Stomach Bowels Costyenes
Dyspepsia scroiua, Kings Evil White swellings all Sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fstua Syphilis aHd Gono
rhss in all their stages Mecurs and hereditary faint all rad
cal impurities of the Blood Jaundce Diseases Of tbs Eyes
Brain, Gotre, big Eeck Diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel
Dsbes DropsCa Diseases, all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting and Nervous Afectons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
ache Depression of Spirits Hppocondrs, Mysteries FITS OF
spasms repeat the erupttons of the skim all
ulce of whatever nanre to the ncpisnt Caacer which 20
gievously aiict humanity speedily and permanently cu
One two hours spent at the Institute With Dr. Whe No
quenty weeks of fever othersuherings-Oen fe
Nov that communication is open again, he receives eSs
aonaly aud by letter formally from all psrs of the county,
! Consultation frec-stsmpR not "fnrgptten.n