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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-02
JOINT RESOTJ1TTTS TO no

49, - ANA@sDNC ~ Il ASb1S
Relative to Joint Committee Consisting of
the Committee of each House on Charita-
BILE Institutions, be and they are hereby
Authorized to Visit the LUnatic Asylum
at Jackson, Louisiana, and the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Baton Rouge, and other
Charitable and Public Institutions in this
State.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of
representatives of the State of Louisiana,
That Joint Committee consisting of the
Committees of each house on Charitable
Institutions be and they are hereby author.
lied to visit the Lunatic Asylum at jackson,
Louisiana, and the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
at Baton Rouge, and other charitable fnsti-
tutions in this State at such time as they
may fix during any recess or after the adj.
Journment of the General Assembly.
(Signed) CHAS. W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved September %, 1868.
(Signed) H. C. WARbfOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
true copy:
GEO. E. BOVEE,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-02
THE NEW RERB1.L1nN.

The following appears in the proceed
ings of the Democratic State Convention,
now in session in New Orleans;
Mr.. BRAND, of st. Martin offered areso-
ton considering the Constitution of 1865
null and void, and advising Presidential
election to be held under the Constitution
Of 1852, and advising the people to refuse
to pay all sorts of State taxes to the pres.
ent State Government; that we refuse to
recngnize negroes in Offices; that we SOL
EMMY declare ourselves firm supporters OF
the Union and the Constitution, such as
handed down to US from our forefathers.
The resolution was referred.
This is fair sample of the expressed in
tentions of "a class of desperate politicians
in the South-men who have nothing to
lose by bloodshed, riot and disorder, and
yet who control, to great extent, the
party to which they are disgrace.
The more rejecting men Of the country
look upon such threats with some degree
of alarm it is called new rebellion. The
Democratic press is outraged that these
noble patriots, seeking so desirable an end
in such a constitutional manner, should be
classed as rebels.
But if overthrowiug an organized gov
eminent if refusing to pay legally assessed
taxes; if not recognizing constitutionally
elected officers, is not rebellion, we would
like to know what it is.
Now we do not believe that the people
Of the South-the white people, if you
please-have any sympathy with such in
entions. Those who desire the welfare of
he country want peace; they have had
quite enough of war and disorder.
This new rebellion is a fungus growth
rom the Blair letter.
The fruit, however, which it will bear in
November will be an overwhelming Repub-
lean victory.
Let us have peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-02
JOHN 0. JOHNSON,
Acting Secretary

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL
ESTATE AT AUCTION, BY THE SHERrFF.--Par-
ticular attention is called TO the sale at
auction, to be made tomorrow, at noon, at
the Merchants and AucIioneers' Exchange
by Sheriff Maxwell. of valuable improved
and vacant real estate:
/. A very desirable family residence,
situate on Roman street, between Espla-
made and Kerleree, Third District.
2. Lots Of ground with buildings and
improvements thereon, situated at the
corner Of Esplanade and PIauche, same
District.
g. Two vacant lots on St Anthony
street, same District.
4 One vacant lot On Celsstiue street,
same District
s. And eighty lsO) different portions d
ground in SANE District
Fer fun particulars sna terms zee ID.
yeFllzsmeht.
rnfr rrr On ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-02
REGISTRATION.

10 Judge from the constant cry of the
Camp street journals, it would seem that
it must be very difficult to get the Demo
Gratis out to register. And, indeed, we
have no doubt that they will find it an her
culean task. You see, men don't like to
take the trouble when DO good can come
from it. Every one in this city knows that
nothing can defeat the thirty thousand ma
jority of the Republicans in this State. So
they intend to let the thing go by default,
or, if they do register, they will secretly
vote for Grant and Colfax.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-02

The CoNTRITE HEART-The Times re-
penis and is sorry for having called Gen
eral sehenek and Senator Morgan ''in-
famous creatures" 1t pleads, however,
the temptation Of bad example, the con-
tagion Of contemporary billingsgate.
There is something in this excuse. To
belong to the same party as Brick Pomeroy
and escape the infection Of scurrility would
be miracle indeed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-02
mo. IO4.


s-. ING 1O4.
AN ACT
Entitled An Act for the Relief of Widow
Hettie Sinclair, Of Ouachita.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State Of
louisiana in General Assembly Convened.
That the sum of three hundred dollars is
hereby appropriated to be paid out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, to be paid to Hettie Sinclair.
widow Of Frank Sinclair, of 0uachita parish
upon the warrant of the Auditor Of Public
Accounts.
!, SEC. q Be It further enacted, ETC., That
this act shall take effect from and after lis
passage.
(Signed) CHAs. W. LOWELL
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR ]. DUNN.
Lie1tenantGoVernor and President of the
Approved September rs. 1868.
(Slgned) H. G. WARMOTH.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
GEO. E. BOvEE. 81
Secretary Of State. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-02

The persisteney with which The Radical
press speaks OF every Democrat as a
''rebel" is just about as spiIefulIy foolish
as it would be to ssill call General Grants
wife Miss Dent Tines.
Now We call that 3 fair admission that
the prsent Democrats party was once, At
least, entirely rebel. We don't suppose
hat the party has changed more than in
name. Nm. Grant Is the asme lady who
vas Nlas Dent.
lt lEe % 3F-l rr s-gl-as
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OFFICE BOARD OF REGIS,
! 0rlea
REGISTRATION OFF CIaL JOUR
ron THE
OF ORR TILE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,

:
- N1. 81
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES AE
First ward, 4
Race street, corner of Annuncia
| supervisors-G P. HoUGHToN, WIN. II NJ Kun
j. H. MELLIEUR. sk XII
Second Ward. I'm 38 NJ
Triton Walk corner of Baronne .Txok$Ws :.
superusors-sETH W. LEWIS, j. @. II x 4 x i
E. CLIFFORD. i'm
Third Ward CFrOntJ A.
No. lls ST. Charles street near Poyd'sitl
who reside East of Rampant stu
supervisors-JULIUs A. NOBLE, rseems likely d
SHUTS, CHAS. CHEVALIER. nnte for Con
Third Ward (Rear) IN Mr. n
No. lOs Liberty street. near Perdido fotr.
side West of the centre of Rampant nqnusetts az
Supervisors-JAMES NEWTON MARItbagger SOM
D. r. AhATlNG' That he is any
Fourth Ward. has lstav I'D
Corner Of Cont and IRENE stree, :
..--.. =, :, al Gas busir
RARD THEo. MARTIN ~ perience 10 u
Fifth Ward. Tered by his
No. l39 Burgundy street between Touofeas.
Peter streets
supervisors-A. RoUGELoT, L. A. sNIs Olive Logan
NAANiho' " letter in th'
Economy Hall, Ursulines street between he stage is
Viilere. sit publishes
supervsors-ALoIDE LEWIS, A. l. ble hlt.r vi
'AN '0noAA ktract at least
Seventh Ward ,lI
Frenchman street. between Levee and ysiO"n wv
Supervisors-ARNoLD BERToNNEAt aPaole Vi We
GREENE, E. J. BARKDULL. OF piFtn (slnc
Eighth Ward. crazy! VI Goui
No. 4ol Victory street, between Elysian ~ Vi "
Marigny usiOn for a
Supervisors - JOHN NcwHoRTER ours decllnlnd
SCHULTZ, j. DOMINION. one; and FOL
Ninth Ward. rick Pomero1
No. l6s Front Levee street. between MortOne from h
Clouet he seems so j
Supervisors-w. c. KINsELLA, JOHN ~
W. j. MOORE lew England
Corner St. Thomas and Josephine 81 Schsou Asso
SupervisOrs-wM. BURROUGHS G. L Jack. ASS. M
JOHN DRIVER. ook malignant
Eleventh Ward
No. s35 Magazine street, between SeyI,bano,o in 81
Eighth streets. m
MORRIS, D. F. 81 Aer was ac'ua
c. j. FoGERTY. rat:
Right Bank, AlRIera
Corner Fulkerson and Lavergne stree
PFHsE O. 'ohNsoN' u L. s"E Septemt
lBER NEFFU i
All the above named persons are reqnes.Asv and tail
their oaths of Office Immediately or other ID No air Al
''p''-''u - 'He" places. s of helth d
These offices will be open daily from visions as
NJ and irom2 to P. NJ, Sundays except. Thare ain
'ne evening OF October "a 1865 ssent. polit
For the information of the public the IA Everybody j
Of the different Wards are given: icks with sum
First Ward-FrOm Felicity to Thalia stre,is good sd
Second Ward-From Thalia to julia systematically spd
Third Ward-From ua to Canal street lee at anne
Fourth Ward-From Canal to St. Louis ar,l ~
Fifth Ward-From St. Louis to ST. Philtp ra.hr;S. 4
Seventh wardNI,o HU rnp 70 ha air d
treet. ''-'N' W i"'''T& if grant hid
Eighth ward-Frou Fvsi0n Fis,d. 10 to vote fur
ayette Avenue w stan on thd
Ninth Ward-From Lafayette Avenue to the da.
limits of city. Re heer fror
Tenth Ward-from Felicity to First stress to all inqu
Eleventh Ward-From First TO Tolsdanent
upper sl limit Of city ktionnuttly
VIM. BAKE
80 IN Cna~.a- =: Al i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-02
NOTICE.
OFFICE BoARo OF
se24lrn

OFFICE BoARo OF REGsrl
State of LO
New Orleans, September Il
In accordance with the provisions OF Sc
Of an act to create Board of Registration
intend the registration of the qualified e
the State, approved September 7, 1865, al
refused registration by the Supervisors of
ton have the right of appeal from their d,
the Board of Registration.
The Board of Registration hereby give 4,
al appeals must be in writing, and that
sit every Tuesday and Friday, for the p
hearing and determining such appeals.
hearing all parties will receive proper notice
By order of the Board.
se25 WILLIAM BAKER. Obs
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KEEP THEM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Grants Letter Of Blair's letter to
Acceptance. BrOadhend.

Grants Letter OF bla1r's letter to
Acceptance. BrOadhead.
II elected to the There is but one
Office of President way to restore the
of the United Government and Con-
States, 1t will be stitutlOn, and that is
my endeavor to ad. for the President elect
minister all the laws to declare these re.
in good faith, with construction cts
economy, and with null and void, compel
the view of having the army to undo its
peace, quiet, and pro- usurpations at the
lection everywhere South, disperse the
In times like the carpet.bsg State Gov
present, it is impos- ernments, allow the
sible, or at least EN-. white people to organ
inently improper, to ize their own govern
lay down a pol ments and elect Sena-
icy to be adhered tors and Representa-.
to, right or wrong, tives. The House of
through an admins Representatives will
tration of four years. contain majority of
New political issues Democrats from the
not foreseen, are con. North, and they will
stantly arising; the admit the Representa-.
views of the public tives elected by the
on old ones are con- white people of the
stsntly changing, South; and, with the
and purely ad. cooperation of the
ministrative officer President, it will not
should always be left be difficult to compel
free to execute the'the Senate to submit |
will OF the people. once more to the OBJ |
always have respect legations of the Con.
ed that will, and al. stitution
ways shall. Peace repeat that this is
and universal pros. the real and only
sequence question that should |
with economy of ad> De allowed to control |
willIus.
tighten the burden of FRANK P. BLAIR.
,axation, while it con.
family reduces the
rational debt. Let
is have peace.
U. s. GRANT,
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NOTICE
OT the Cancellation of Bonds.


STATE OF LOUISIANA
:. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEnr
WHEREAS APPLICATION Han BFFiNS n i1tS I
~ W wg ior tne canesIlation Of the ofiicia boz
Ror rt q New Orleans, 70 wit: A bond dated inv
d99e IN me fu sum of twenty-five hundred dai
y1oOO, signed BY William Henri n nsi "' ~
John Ssah Dmond and Thomas NJ Conlsy as secn+itit
tSt26O, and bond dated March "a isea Ii.y SoiA
s1m q twenty I've hundred dollars $500, signed
,wwlnam henry As principal, and John DiYnond ~
rnomAs N. Conley as Eecuritiss each IN AZ ~,
Twelve hundred and fifty dollars (Sl260i tbe cnnS
ZION 81 SAG P9nds being for the faithful perlo1a
sns s1l1 William Henry Of his duties as Harbd
Notice is hereby given TO all persons intar..,.a
~ Nv q 70 snoE cause N writing a the oa
ne iast publication hereof, why lie Az h en-
Anouio not ne cancelled and annuiled. ''-
Given under my hand and tha aasI 4
lHnAL1 the State Of the above date ana ~ nm
-, Independence Of she United StatS
u the Governor: HO WaRMorty
eso- Z, BovEE, Secretary Vi state, M ~ u
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Laws OF THE STATE OF LOUiSIANI
pUBLIsHED BY AurHoRIrY.I
AN Acr NO los

mo. 1903
AN ACT
To Authorize the Closing Of Benoirs Batou.
In the Parish Of Bossier.
SEeTToa l. Be It enacted by the Senate
and House Of representatives Of the State
Of Louisiana In General Assembly convened.
That whenever Frank J. Smith, w. l.. Hi.
ton, Isaac A. billiard, Robert 4. Stinson.
William q. Hamilton, william O. Naples.
ThqmpH N. Gilner, Rufus Y Graves, Riol,
ard ". Turner and John II. Howell, OF any
nve Of them, or such other persons as they
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-02
OFFICIAL,
HOARD OrCOMMIssIoN

BOAkD OF COMMISSION Z RifeVerish
or THE Ok merry
Consolidated Debt OF New OrIeueda on 4
CITY HALL Room Nom over
New Orleans, September II plsneq III
By virtue of the act of the Legislature p in the
State of Louisiana entitled IAN act to enats place
City of New Orleans to loan of mce quietuG
meet its current liabilities" approved Sepractious
8 1863, TO the amount Of ONE MILLION onlv he
LARS (Sl0oO0, and pursuant to the provis to follo
an ordinance OF the Common Council, Ma down
approved September IL ls6s, ~ u s,".I
SEALED PROPOSALS will be reoeivsa end'stu
office until the tenth dsv az ootoho. ,se9 cf wars
O'Clock NJ, for the purchase of all or any
series of bonds 10 be issued as follows; MY Whc
bOO Bonds OF $50 EACH payable in one year. make
$50 Bonds of 500 each, payable in one year peope
100 Bonds OF $1,000 each, payable in one year -
boO Bonds OF $50 each payable in two years lowho :"
$50 Bonds of 500 each payable in two years the rul
zoo BonSs Of ssO s.oh N 1--WE years to ward
$50 Bonds of 500 each payable in three
oO Denes Oh soo each payable in three nnot to
oOo Bonds OF $50 each, payable in four years
100 Bonds of 800 each, payable in four years a. -
l5O Bonds OF $1,000 EACH payable in four years. r.
Said bonds to be dated first October 1853 nat VI
at the office of the City Treasurer with INTFRoi pa
at the rate of TEN Der ceptum per anrnn Ian $40
into coupons attached theretosaid coupons more ina
made payable semannualy on the first Of Aprs Of big
rst OF October of each year at the office Of t on the
treasurer or at such bank in the city of NsNedy is
leans ans as the Controller may direct. Il On the
ps ~ 70 Dc inoorsed oherfor theone in Il
dressed to o. DeBuys, Secretary. and to be ops
.1a .dis .no..d to the highest bidder at AL
any or ali BIDS 'ne riSnt OF Fefntss OF
boards ICE TO
JOHN R. CONWAY, MAyOG Polict
j. o. LANDRY, Controlerhe und
". 5. MOUNT, Treasurer. o Board
,b.,.u,, P,n,o,. JOHN A. o'BRIEN. rs jeff
o TpI@n1 Board Of Aldermei law ell
chairman Finapc. 60, :, FISHER Ia Me
Aldermen "'Aru Oh Assist paFishe
Attest o EBUYs Secretary. sel2 tool ogm tn
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AL IN

EAA I'm
|ss OF THE
ICE TO THE
Police, =
be- undersiI
Board Of
MS JeRerso
law enact
Metro
parishes d
ofn the p
dhcf are
imbued wi
sponsibllity|
anifest obje|
aN6in reno
ious corpor
ned. and We
iy, was to
Ibis departr
and perpl|
eeessity and
tystem OF
N,nded AM
Clearly the
ionsequence
aehciently
ICE force Of
ut an emcit
~ life and
"a ~, -
Relanchol
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in the
. pistol was d
! a member,
Q attention II
but the pu
by finding d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-02

OTtScent NOR
.Hrks are wor
theaded, vi
ng fire alol
ufeverish exc
elk pervade
Grade and sp|
Iom over evel
ulshed like 8
,p in the drea
.ts place has
% quietude.
fractious me
only be pc
!, to follow
'tle down int,
undisturbe
Icf wars, the
5relaste of Il
lity which W
make US a
people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-02

B. l.. Lyme
t Louisiana,
ratification
IN Campaign
in New J
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REJOICING wHEKE BEFoKE WAS
soRRoR.

DEAR DocToR.-I know you will have the
KINDNESS TO bear with me In eucroaching
upon your time, while acknowledge lin be-
mar OF myself and wifel the oblisations we
Ieel ourselves under 70 you. III express my
sell rather warmly, you VIII see that can.
DOS 90 50 TOO warmly when Inform You OF
the extent TO which have been benefited
VIII state my situation when obtained
rom you the articles that have been so EN-
cacious- had been married ten years and
was the father Of seven children. was long
struggling increasingly, to the end that
might gam moderate competency, but the
results OF my utmost eXeruOns at the end
leftme about where 1 was at the beginning
OF each year; and that only with the moSt
suated economy. Finally, this constant ef-
Tort was beginning TO have its effect upon
my healthi i felt less capable To endure its
perseverance,.
This constant, uneeasIng struggle on my
part was imperative in consequ6Ace OF the
Frustrated condition OF my vile with occa-
Hional 1nternissionl for SIX years much of
the time conhue ed to her bed, and OF course
incapable OF taking the charge and manage
ment OF household Affairs. oh! what would
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over again ! What would my wife have
gwen 10 have been spared the long days and
still longer nights PROSTATE on 3 bed Of sick
ness;-au OF which would have been avoided,
mad known six years ago, as do now, that
the means OF evadIng all this trouble are to
DO obtained at your hands. Accept our SIM
cerest thanks and best wishes
sALrsRURG. Allegheny Co., Pa, ApnI 9, IS
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and LuaEs,
such a. Coughs, COIds. TThoOpinE
Cough. bronchitis, Asthma,
and COnHunlpGIOn.

Probably never before in the whole history OF
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upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints Through long
series of years, and among most OF the TAees o.
men Il has risen higher and higher in their e3litA
ton, rs IL has become better known Its uniform
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milder forms OF disease aud 10 Young children, II
at the same time the most e1ectunl remedy that
be given for incipient consumption, and the dan
gerOus affections OF the throat and lpngs As pro.
vision against sudden attacks of Group. silOl!e
be kept hand in every family, and indeed ~ a!
are sometimes subject TO colds and coughs ~
EhUuld lie provided with this antdOte lot theni-
Although settled Consumption i thought I
srabIc SIN great numbers Of eases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cuTei
aud the patient restored 10 sound health by tie
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over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat that
the most obstinate Of them yield TO IL When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
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.4SfhiaG Is always relieved and Omen wholly
cured by it.
bronchitis i generally cureI by taking the
Chey-ry PICTORIAL in small anI frequent doses
so generally its virtues known that # = I'm
necessary to publish the certificates Of them hers.
or do more than the public that it Qualities
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CunE rIu.poLonRuX.

a year ago last November. was severely
attacked with Tic Doloreux In the nerves OF
my face. The pain was very severe from the
first, and gradually Increaied, SO that could
scarcely open my mouth, and was unable
TO masticate food OF any kind. The agony
seemed 10 increase at every change OF the
weather. My physiciRn gave me strychnine
and other powerful remedies, which were OF
temporary avail, but after their action sub
sided the pain las, If possible, more severe
than before. L then consulted other physl-
clans but with no better success. At last /
was induced TO try the Great Arabian Physi-
clan, and the result is that he has entirely
cured me. The relief was nearly immediate;
on the second day was much better, and by
the end OF thetirst week the disease had
completely vanished
For the past two months have been en-
tlrely free from the complaint, and am now
as well in every respect as have been at any
time during the past 10 year,
By my communication Mrs. Henry Boyce
of this place, made a trial for the same com
plant and with the same happy result.
GEORGE w. WARBURToH,
TErPERAscEvILLE, Allegheny Co, Pa,
March 10, ls6S.
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CASE OF scROFU1.A.

Great Arabian PAyIieian, 4S3 Broddtpdy. NJ.
DEAR sIR:-The effects OF your system Of
practice In this vicinity nave been truly
surprising for have not heard OF single
instance In which II has not done all that
wA5 expected, md In one case Is particularly
worth OF mole.
tits that Of a lady. who has suffered from
a ScroJILOIiS affection for Is years, during which
time she has tried medicines .lnnumerable,
and has been unde- the care OF the most
celebrated physicians OF this and other
states without obtaining relief Indeed
such has been theravaSes OF the disease that
her face was at times an entire sore, and the
sight OF one eye had been lost for mnny
years. Her body was broken out with Bcr0f-
uIous sores in every part Such was her con-
dillon last spring. At that time, by my ad-
Vice she sent on q description OF her case to
you with money for medicines to relieve
ner. During the summer she took three
courses OF your medicines. Before the first
was finished there were decided signs OF i'm
provement. To all appearances she is now
cured, the sores are entirely healed, she has
in great measure. Iegalned the sight of her
eye, her general health Is good, and her flesh
Is acquiring its natural color. This wonder
iul cure IL known in all the immediate
neighborhood, and II hns added to your re-
putatIOn. There are several other hard
cases here, which 1 hope to induce TO apply
10 you that they may be cured.
Respectfully,
HENRY ]. SPALDING,
Proprietor Argus Salon.
PTTTsBURGH, Doc. o, 1855.
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ouREOF pLEEDINa LUNGS.
arabian Doctor

A gT1bfdl Doctor:
DEAR SR-I beg TO aequAlnt yon OF tne
adXyIce and medicines I have for some tltue
I1asi BEEN subject 10 bleeding nom the InhetI
atfended with extreme debility OF my Mhole,
Srs1ne which together with the contlnuA
tntoI1iSSinr and shortness Of breath rendered
me unable to do any kind OF woLk, oE sSS SlSS
cines 10 obtain relief. but all In VAIN my
Complaint still remained, and mao RLS Ven
mn an hopes of obtaining IL, believing after
what had been tried that 1t was tnnpoSsiple,
that INV case was one of those for when nc
remedy could be found. Butt Wa nhPPnSS
introducei 10 you, and within eight weeks l
was in such a state OF health as had NOT
been in possession Of for years before. dhN-
ing now taken your remedies for some tlIne
i have scarcely any remains OF my COM
plaint and believe shall be restored 20 per-
feet health in another month or two II you
choose to publish my case am ready 10 sat-
iSfy any one who may enquire OF me.
lam sir, your o6edient serxanL
RwANISG, Armstrong 90, Pa, ,ARr.l2, '6s.