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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17
Special Notifies.

HY G h MIC W n E,
Arraoysp ny rHe rERIAL SCHOOL oF MEDICINE, PARIS.
Tested BY COMMITTEE cAeuistrg or he american Meaeai
4siooaton, Asr conuslhoH hidi Blior May lst 66'
and endorsed BY Is proaHsat members.
This Imported ronc recommen ied BY the most eminent
Physicians, is prepared ia Paris, from
PURE sHERRY'
Admits in rs Iopos,'1 s Guy Ft 91 iafpsfoy all other Bit
80 which have for base nothing but Alcohol or Inferior
Wbi.kies Il is richer than any other Biters in
AROMATIC AND BALSAMlC PRINCIPLES, /
taste is exquisite Its soothing effects on the NERVOUS
Fups most astonishing, for while it gently eAhafas' ny
re animang the fanctons othe pisE'f"I oaoAss anu
a Lauruor by geuuy refreshing and stimulating the BRAN
Giving heaithy the whole organisms leaves pthnu
none Of e painful Influences that follow Alcoholic sumuans
HYGlE MIC VINE
IS MOREOVER
npIIcIoUs OTHE TASTE,
Possessing wonderful virtues 10 all cases Of DyFPa ana ~
blity. and moreover 10 unexoelled as an
ARR IzER
U@JTIS NOTINTOICXATiNG IN THE LEAST
MUsCAT PERLE QMPoRrEp)
rare fine Wine Of delightful flavor tihsParsjae
Ola mott delicious aad Grape and supas'e' M eAoe
epce any Table Wiae in he CoaHtry.
an who are soloi,ous about obtaining pure and super
/ or Wine will be delighted with
IN ca p r R E."
aer Church people solicited 70 erarine hS H'"sJ%
eommaaion purposes.
Communion Wine should be abgpe all mag pure 10 'he
second Mace il should be mild. "Musctt Pere combines
VI m
anv one Of is superiority all Wines at present In the
Market These wines are sold by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers
REED, CUTLER co.
BOSTON,
att Geasral AssatsJor NeW EsD1eNn,
WHAT BETTER WAfI
Ia nu,ebass small assortment Of pure Wines and Spirits
than to buy an assorted OIL kinds Of o. A. NehAru
STANDARD Spirits and Wines, for sale At % washington sss'
Boston, and by Grocers and Druggists every where,
FOR CONVENIENCE SAKE,
We pack twelve Kinds Of standard Spirits and Wines
one case send for O. Richards " wash
ington Street. Boston, and "a Camp New Orleans
ANY PA RT
Wanting little Of Choice Spirits and Wines
has only buy OF o. A Richards assorted case Of stan
dsrd Goods.
% Washington Street, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

HGNaEEs Ashes Gem. Coffee quiet and nominal. Cotton
guat hut bold p are trm. flsh are uacser~I hhr
Flour dll aud fat0r hIfers. Oats
Hey unchanged. Hcs hrm aith fiir Toe ir Leather
con prices oils steady Petroleum Ftry arm aud high
Pors steady a. Gag prices keef Hrm aud scarce Lord
steady with oisrlts demand. Butter che same Ft
moderate receipts Cheese steady. Bvaus dull Potatoes
tcuI dlauFNri Grass seeds hra uat quiet -ugar dull
Tor and pulled WoolhAs been rather dull,
bot prices remain abost che 40 last aud ders
pres. sales A. present l ais have been
large and stocks oonteue g. -muate quite rapidly The
sales have Fuou u+ere pulled tt FROM IS o. lac.
for nalliiuF aud choice ulu and
pulled high per DO Tor R1ch-sef 10 Nes YORK,
depression
until there sla substantial revival 800 The goods
Supplies ~ domestic wool haze accumulated and
therss des 60 se on the par q he receivers sl lover
prizes eKp-tal in flairpnt, th trade dali
uusrtt-d nusatf4cory Ter- D. scarcely any dem
The closed lfmer, sikh falling % 10 receipts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

L > T. II II r B h : L.
Or CLOCKS
Excelsior Hair Re torer
preparation presented the public the hair
the only article possessing all the merits claimed fr
II makes Hair grow on bald heads.
Arrests it, falling OF or turning Gray cures all diseases the
scalp and makes harsh, vy hair beautifully o and uxur-
anty glossy above all is the rapidly with
which
Gray Hair is Restored
to original color Use times and 10! your gray
hairs have disappeared as ifby magic.
II is not Dye.
the the hair supplying them with
life aud ellring matter Il Is much better dressing than OIL
Pomatum aud avoids their detsrou e Il Is elegant
y perfumed,is easily applied and all respects agreeable
he after fair trial. this does to be the
best preparation before the public the money will Ne refund
Put up large bottles and sold by all drugsts at per bot
lie. DR.. b. +. CLOCK, Proprietor
Manchester, n Il.
AGENTS, Bixby Co., Montpelier, George Nichols North
field
Wholesale Agent John P. Henry Co.. Waterbury,. l5io
EMPIRE SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHIMES
Are superior to all others for
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
Contain all III latest Improvements speedy noiseess
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THERE Is no SUCH WORD AS FAIL"
II a H n n NJ IT -

Compound p Xtract Of
G U B Il b ; AN d co p A B A,
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disease OF me Bladder kdasys ali Urinary organs,
either In the Mde or Female REQ lenuY petforlnng
Perfect Cure IN ts short plceof Three -Four bays,
and always ia les rme han Auy nths- Preparation
In the use Of TARRANr'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF CUBkB AND oOPAIBA TIER Is no need Il eln-
hnement or change Of diet Ia is approved form OF
paste Il Is enuley tasteess "a imp
sensation TO the pa lent and exposure, Its now
a,kn1 wedged ny the Most Lesraef N the Profession
that iH the ab0rs cas- OF Diseases, 'uRsBs AsD Coz
PAiBA are the ONLY Two Remedies knoWn that be
relied upon with aug CERrAIsTY or SUCCESS.
rarrants Compound Extract Of Gubebs and CopsibA
NEVER FAILSl
NUPAoruRED ONLY BY
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August i.t. A. D.. isss. " IN O'0'9'' so;.a

~ AVID SKATERS ESTATE. - The subscribers
lhsuus been appointed by the Honorable Probate Cour
~ for the District u Washington, commissioners TO
ccve, and ADJUST AZ can. and demands Of AZ per
agaiut the estate NJ David slater, late Of Cabot
10 said nt deceased represented naoeeut, and the term
0 months from the l6h day ~ June. ist6 being allowed
hY said the creditors u said deceased TO exhibit and
prove respective claims before Give notice that
viii attend the duties appointment At the dwelling
house II George a Paige, u CAB t. n said District on the
Wednesday, 81 and December next, O'Clock
GEQ. q, PAIGE, oomn,r..
Cabot, July 18th, A. D. 1866. 1871
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OF Providence treats exclusively all diseases ana
accidents resaltug from iuprideuee in both Civ
ing them bis ah,le attention, Dc NJ is a thoroughly
educated physician Of twenty Yeas experience,
bearing the a.ghes tsstim in,af and undoubtedly ros-
superior ,ki ia ihrt GLASS Of di.e.ses which
he hes devoted 60 much sine and attention Persons
at distance aod laiis especially having any trouble
Of the Kind should b. sure TO send Tor his Book on
Special Di.easss giving f,u Information, ia a sealed
envelope sent fec Eae1se one s'anp postage, aud
dite.ttt DR. NATrISCN. No % Union street, Provi-
der o. l566dsw
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hANUPACruRED ONLY BY
\ A X, f. yoASS,. H. /, Il Over ~ ne @ad

TAR. BICKNELL'S SYRUP The Great
IL CHOLERA REMEDY,
A $50 Dvsentery, DiaTrhmA, Cholera horous, summer
Complaint Pain or Camp in stomach OF Bowels SICK
OF sour omaoh, Painters rhoa, &c, and is warrant
ed To cure or no pay. Is purely vegetable without
part le Of oplate VI narcotic Highly aromatic very
pleasant % the taste, mild but sure In rs ehecta worms
and srengtheas the sy.te n acts like charm, affords
aim ist immediate relief. aud taste Of the sru lie viii
sati,f the most inorcdu1us Of hn'e facts sold y All
dealers medicine Please send Tor eifeu and Try II
Prepared only BY EDWARD UlrON, Piovlden'e' Il.
GEO G GOODWIN Z CO., Boston, Genl Agep a.
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,r,rp os AAttsg9oyY ,RN9.p,s AsT,Ts -

AfIAIh OF VERMONT WARRINGTON DISTRICT, S9.
To Probate Court holden at Montpelier ia and Tor said
= d.udct, ou the ION Gay ~ August u. 1885,
10 eph Hli, she testaneut u Amon
Arnold ar Warren, 10 SAID district ed makes april
cation to sd court TO extend che time heretofore
90 pay e de0 doe from sal estate aud 90 render his simin-
isiraunnac uuu future day Wherenpau, Il
drref h salt court hai SAIL appica be b.
bttr NE Montpelier, the ilth da u SEPTEMBER. ID.
1881 aud flrthfr ord red that given
concerned by the publication Of this
Natchm 90 and STATE Journal printed At Montpelier three
weeks succ s.ivsy, before said hearing.
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legal Aottrrs.

nRAnFORn X. FREEMAN's EsTATE.-Ths subscrlber..
htvus neeu appointed ny the Honorable
y ne District " .shngon commissioners receive er-
snd At ella shd demands Of all persons against
he estate of tsdod K freeman, late o. Barr said
1t cea reprgseued inult the months
iroa ihe h da1 u Jolly, 1855 betting alwed said
he cre 10 said a.. ceased exhibit
pectve aima before Give that will
tr duties of appo tarnt the eo,
sun 30 Barre u rai District the
aui Jeuuary At O'Clock, in aernoou on each Of
''.a ''''. 3. 4. slaHENSaaGes. com~'r'.
Barre, Aug ., A. ID. iss6 ql.lt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-17

DtHARLEs LOyELAND's EsTATE--rhe subscribers. hav-
appointed by the Honorable Probate Court for the
lstrct of Washington, Commissioners to receive, er-
adjust all claims and d. mands of all persons
against the estate II Charles 9eel md late 81 Berlin In said
District insoven and the o.
mouths 18Th dsy Of iure le6. beine alliwed by
creditors nf said deceased to exhibit and
their pecve claims before that viii
appointment thu Office Of Heaton
Reed. Montpelier g. said District, the ID days
september aud November neat atn O'Clock In the fore
uoou, on each u said dats
D. BALDWIN, c,,,i,,,,,,r,.
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TMPO RTANT TO INV Aid S
l. WIN CHRST ERS
HYPOPHOSPH rES.
AND SPECIFIC REMEDY roR
CON SU NJ PTION.

Nervous Debility. Ncrliula, Asthma br lnclius DTs-
pepsia PArayss Neuralgia, Loss NJ Ape ire 3hlor1-
sis Want II Ellot Nara mus Wasting Liver 90 n
pl,ints Rickats Weakness in Children, Debility OF
rel aud Pregnincr III dc ilt re-thng, su all dis
ord Of the Lungs Nervous and 90 sss'ems.
TdE HNP PhOS HlIE act with PRO dPINESS
and RlAlN Y M eyery age Of pu'm1nafy disease
tven Q The a3ute kind rAlei 80 tLLlptNG CoysUMP-
TIoS." ,nd also wi INVARiABLe EFFlCAJt in
al arrangements Of the bold aud Serv,Is ',stsms.-
The cures obtained bI HE Ran 'DY are USPAHAL-
RE- fULrS such as NO fRg AruENr HAS EV 1R
ECU ALLIED or ever ApPRO ACHND"
Fulahssfsrs Hyplehos0hite are the most important
agents known 10 me Medical ielce, for HEIR NV
K TO BELIEVE EVERY FORM OF NERVOUS
DISEASE. They are emphatically NERVE FOOD ;
restoring he VITA Euergy aud rsinyig1rating all the
Fuuotonh Processes of Life Their an ldiue effect is
remsrka nls-ieudiug 70 produce THE MOST RE-
FRESHING AND RENOVArING SLEEP. They
sh1u d be used promptly, in every case Of LOSS OF
NERVOUS FORCE. from whatever cause, az tue
tASlE~T, MO So DIRECT, AND MOST APPkO
PIRATE RE EDN
~ EVERY SUFFERER FROM DEBILITY 20
or any Chronic Maady by which the vital ries
depressed exha t''ed aud every who needs a
NhkNOUS IONI;--au ivigorator-sh luld send for
~ va tCHESrEhS \ 0O'S NEW CIRCULAR .
comned from Or Ch4 chiPs Sc iond Edition. Of MS
TREATISE ON CONsU up ZION just published.
PHIC Stu ant 10 % bottles, s, and ~ each ;
three arge or six small tor 81 by express
IF De- b. all r-snecta1le Druggists aud at wholesale
by DEMAS BARNES & co, n Y; GEO G COO j.
WIN Co, a.d Wh esale House generally; also by
the Pro 'rietors. J WINCHE5iER y co, 80 John
ST. n y TO whom address, for Circular and Apyics
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CNTATE or VENMpNr, WASHINGTON DISTRICT SO.
~ Ia Probate Court holden At Montpelier la and for said
y district on the Ai.t daF % July, A, ID. lodd;
Ghe d. Frouch Executor Of Oav French 2nd, late u Bar
To deceased, makes application 20 said court to
extend % time heretofore allowed the dehfs due from
render his administration account until some
hrr-upon,t u ordered by said court that said,
Application hrari the PROBATE Ohr-, IN hontp eler
tn 2 Dag ~ August 1855 aud, s further ordered that
notice rln all concerned b. The publication o.
hi. order Waterman state journal, printed
Monp " three succesvely, before said hearing
~ Che Court.-A Attest, MA CHASE,
9iQ Register.
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lBy Teierapl 70 Waiioa', Jgaraali
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,

"a CAN InG Z AND BR q n 7 o y
For the week ruiiue wednesday, August Is. leo.
AMOUNT o. STOCK hAEgErs
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IlITY QUINCY, lLLIN =.
- Holders Of Bonds Of the above city, or Of any
interest pa5ng Boz ds Of cities or co mites m nos by
app, ins 10 he uudersgnd may hear II something TO
their AiyAuta e 6ILBE ct ATWOOD 4 Co,
BANKERS and Brokers, IA Merchants kKonange, Boston
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NIOTICEl lfyou want Business or En-
~ ploymeat Of any description. 'eud ten cents and
stamp fl pa tculars Apply 70 Bay state Patent and
Business Ag-noy. Washing on T., bnston Mas"
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ROMRALTIlMORE.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 28.-Arriving at
Baltimore, the excursionists were met
by committee of forty citizens, with
the Mayor as their Chairman, and
escorted inqaopen carriages to the
President Street Depot, to start for
Philadelphia Large crowds were
gathered, both at the railroad stations
in Baltimore and on the line of the
procession, to get view Of the excur-
sienists. who were greeted by the
waving of hats and handkerchiefs,
with occasional cheers. Gen. Grant
and Admiral Farragut were particu-
larly the objects of observation, and
were received with enthusiastic ap-
plause Along the line of the process
sion flags were generally displayed.
The Presidents train left here at
1920 A. M.99ss - <esq.s5s -
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NEWS By CABLE.

PRAGUE, Aug. 27.-The treaty OF
peace, made by the plenipotentiaries
of Prussia and Austria, has been ra-
tifeo by the King of Prussia, and is
now on its way to this city for ex-
change.
MADRID, Aug. 28.-One of Her
Catholic Majesty's frigates has sue
ceeded in capturing the Chilian pri-
vateer Tornado off the coast of Spain
LONDON, August 28.-noon-John
Bright delivered a speech, last night,
at Birmingham, before mass meeting
of the people, favorable to the reform
movement, which exceeded all his
former eloquent efforts, and created
the most enthusiastic excitement
among the immense audience The
meeting was the largest held of late
years; and the interest manifested by
the people exceeds that of any former
demonstrations, in favor of reform,
since 1882. - a2. e
Moscow, August 27--At the ban
quet given to American embassy, the
speech of Mr.. Fox in response to a
toast, was eminently lauditors of the
Government of the Gar, and of the
system adopted by him which had
bound his subjects so closely to his
| interests.
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FROlI WILMINGTON. DEL.

WILMINGTON, DEL.,t August 28-
Noon.-A gentleman entered the cars
and said to the President that the
boys in town would like to see you.
This was followed by cries of go to
the rear platform. I" The President, in
company with Marshal Gooding, then
proceeded thither, and having bowed
to the enthusiastic crowds, three
hearty cheers went up. The surglng
multitude pressed toward the cars,
many struggling through the dense
mass to shake hands with the Presi-
dent Marshal Gooding introduced
Gen. Grant, and afterwards Admiral
Farragut to the crowd. They were
heartily cheered and greeted, and the
crowd impatiently rushed forward to
shake their hands. The train, after
proceeding few hundred yards from
the city was again stopped, when a
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..IFROhI NEW ORIEANs.

E New ORLEANS, August 2S.-It has
been charged, that a meeting was held
in the Mayors parlor on the Saturday
evening, before the riot, whereat Mai.
Gen. +. j. Heron was present, and
that the latter had testified before the
Military Commission that the attack
upon the Convention was planned at
this meeting, and that he left the as
semblage before proceedings termin-
ated, to the Times, which denied its
that he could so testify, as it was not
true Gen. Heron states that the
statement is false coming from where
it may. srYxzrr 2.
Somerforty merchants and profess
sional men met at the meeting, and
the result of their conclusions was to
advise the white people, through a
proclamation, to keep away from the
Convention, and avoid any tendency
to outbreak. The Lieut.. General also
invited the newspaper offices to ask
the papers to urge abstinence from
irritating language and conduct, which
they did.
The Tribune, published by colored
men, was revived to-day.
Only fourteen deaths from cholera
yesterday. ~ 1e ae 81
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

FLORENCE, Italy, Aug. 26,-Gen.
Menable has called on Austria to re-
store the national relics and objects of
art taken from Venice, including the
iron crown of Lombardy.
LEIPsIC, Aug. 26.-The meeting of
the National Liberal party has re-
solved that Saxony ought to be iRcor-
porated with Prussia.
Moscow, Aug 25.-There was a
great popular demonstration here to-
day in honor of the American guests.
Among the features was a dinner by
the Mutual Support Club. Speeches
were made by distinguished persons,
Assistant Secretary Fox said that the
title of the Club must be .emblematical
of the relations which existed between
Russia and America.
News from Liberia states that the
Insurgents have organized FIVE squad
rons, part of them with the usual
arms. @saat 2"
ST. PErERsBURG, Aug, 25. Martial
law has been abolished in all the gov
ernments in the southwest, except
Kiew. $3.50
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New YORK, August %. "A
Washington special says Col. John
Hastings has been-appointed Surveyor
of the port of Albany -
DR.. Frank Harbrook, of Nyack,
Rockland County, was run over and
killed on the Northern railroad, East
Jersey, last night, 49,, r.-a i-
Only, two cases Of cholera were re-
ported in the city to-day The official
reports shows there were Ia deaths
from cholera in the city last week,
and in Brooklyn six cases were re-
ported to-day, three of which were
fatal. ,sz5sFs- sssas' ls "a, "a 1f
New York, Aug 28.AIn conse-
quenee of the visit of President John
son to this city, tomorrow, the Gus
tom House, Sub-treasury, and Gold
Room, will close at / o'clock. There
will be no board of brokers. Busi-
ness houses will be open in the morn
ing, but it is not probable that. any
trade will be done in the afternoon.
The Post-efhce will be open as usual,
as it is very difficult to close that in
stitution. -41 4 ss5uo .s,i3 q ~ l.''siq a s9 rs
~ The Erpress gives currency to re-
port from Washington, that Maj. Gen.
ID. X. Sickles, commanding the De-
partment of the South, has not au-
thorized the use of his name in con-
nection with the Cleveland Cohyen-
ton, and declines, while on duty in
his present command, to take any part
in political movements.
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~ Drs. HUNTEa and MILLER will re-
main in EVANSVILLE for short time
only and can be consulted personally
at their rooms at the SHERWOOD
: HOUSE on all diseases embraced in
their speciality rs Ysfia }. diiB
faToa save unnecessary correspond
enee, the public are hereby informed
that a personal examination is requi-
site in every case, as appropriate treat
ment cannot be instituted without it.
In most cases, however, the remedies
can be applied at home without the
least Inconvenience, and one inter-
view is generally sufficient for the
purposes of treatment. A record be-
ing kept of every case accepted, the
remedies necessary for the completion
of the treatment can be furnished
whenever required a boog
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 28.-The ex-
cursion party left here at .7:30 this
morning, under the superintendent
of Major General McCallum and
Major q. S., Koontz as assistant, who
has been detailed by the Baltimore 4
Ohio sRailroa1 Company to go with
the train all the way through. Secre-
tary McCulloch and Hon. o. H.
Browning were at the station to oiitake
leave of the party, they being prevent
ed by public business from accom-
panying them. The following is list
of the exeursionists: 80 n
The President of the United States,
Secretary of State, Secretary of the
Navy and wife, and their son; Edgar
T. Welles, the Postmaster General,
General Grant and Chief of Staff;
General Rawlins, Admiral Farragut,
with Lieutenant McGenley, his Sec
retary; Rear Admiral Radford, Sur
geon General Barnes, Minister Rom
ero, Senator Patterson, wife, and
others.
WASHINGTON, August 28.-The let
ter from Gen. Howard, Chief of the
Freedmen's Bureau, to the Secretary
of War, recommending the cessation
of rations except to hospitals after
October 1st, is published. The rea-
sons he gives are that charges are
made that the freedmen are fed in
idleness, that the statements made by
Gems. Steadman and Fullerton imply
they continue their idleness in ex-
pectation of rations, and that the
crops are sufficiently matured to pre-
vent starvation fsf .5Lag .,.ts
WASHINGTON, August %. = The
commission of Cornelius Wendell as
Superintendent of Public Printing,
was issued to-day. sxrs
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Testimony from MIR. Fred.
: Achert, of Cincinnati,
wgi u sm Ohio. bean

s'a -'' CINCINNATI, July 1st, 1866.
The benefit I derived from DR..
Hunters treatment induces me to
make a public statement of my case,
believing that may thereby confer q
blessing upon many who are suffering
as I did, by pointing out a means Of
obtaining relief. In September, 1865.
| consulted DIR. H., who had lately
arrived In Cincinnati from New9York
City. / had previously submitted my
case to several of the most prominent
physicians of our city, but received
no benefit and little encouragement
from them. When I consulted DR..
Hunter, I was suffering from severe
pain in my chest, hectic fever, night
sweats, hurried breathing, and profuse
purule1t expectoration. | had had
several attacks of bleeding from the
lungs, and was much emaciated; IN
fact, my symptoms indicated too
plainly that / had Consumption.
which was the opinion entertained by
both myself and friends. Soon after
placing myself under DIR. Hunters
care, my most distressing symptoms
gradually abated, my appetite return
ed. and in few months l had in
creased twenty pounds in, flesh, and
1 am now enjoying the best of health.
1 attribute my restoration to- DR..
Hunters skill and attention, and
take much pleasure in recommending
him to those who may require his
assistance.
FRED. AcHERT, L.s.l
Southwest cor. 4th and Walnut Sts.,
asg3o F Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FROM MEADEvILLE. PA.

MEADEvILLE,a tPA.,1 August %
The Cory accommodation train on
the A. and G.. w. Railroad, while
standing at Panama last night, was
run into by an extra following it,
smashing the passenger cars. p None
of the passengers were seriously hurt.
Conductor James Clancey and news
boy were killed Engineer Peter
Murphy badly hurt, and one of the
brakemen had his leg broken,