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G r d.
Branch Land Office.

Alexandris, Va, April l, 1870.
Having thi. day opened a LAND OFFICE
in this city in connection with our already o.
tablished Office at Culpeper, and having in Cur
employ several polite and efficient agent and
now having lands and ether real property in
our hands and all Others kind enough in future
to patronizs our oPlco with city or country real
estate that we viii devote our undivided time
and attention. to their interests, and hope there
by to etfeo,'. prompt and satisfactory sales OF
SMOOT & MILLER.
OBce-King street, ono door east of the Mar
shall House. SD l-lw
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WASHINGTON, dec lJ--tf

TT YOU WANT A GOOD, CHEAP AND
- COOKING STOVE OR RANGE,
GO TO CLARKSON'S, -
l3 s. Royal street.
He is also tho wholesale and 5stsil agent d lRF
WOOD y cos eelebrsted lKnrrt,GGAaSpSs
phKLOR and DINING ROOM HEATERS,
the best Stovo ever brought before the public.
It viii heat at Is ss. 50 ony per ot fsnt s m9Ts s tbst eS Sas
sum nn heon Introduced in this market. Ho would
e es!l the attention of hou:ekeepers and builders I,
to these beautiful and durable Heaters, a; MI II
m mn and advantages they have over all
others, AID also t TIE ~ your ~. t Orders for one Or
mo Tbo celebrated IKONSIDES COOKING
s7,0VE Tor sale exclusively at
"1O L. Fl. CLARkSON'6,
IL s. Royal street.
D s-A general assortment Of TIN WAKE
and HoUSEKEEPERs,A ARTICLE on hsn no !:
~ Roofns, Guttering and Spouting done in the
49, nd country on best terms. All work war
rs5ted. Tmh 26-3ml T.. b..
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FISK e. HATCH, Bankers.

y s-We have Issued pamphlets containing
unsrt;culsrs. statistical details. maps, otc''
,li viii be furnished upon application.
~ We buy and sell Goyernmen5 bonaS
org r,ce;yo the accounts Of Banks, Bankers,
CoTnors,ions ana Others, subject to cheek a.
siobt ana sIl. ~ interest on daiiy balances.
New York, feb 0-It3m o..
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Getting

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on the de-
lights Of home, and the propriety or impro-
priety of getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress, HOWARD q ISOLATION, Box P,
Philadelphis, Pa. Jan 70 -3md&W
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UNION OF PRssBYrER1Es,-Ata meeting q

UNION OF P%REsBYTERIEs. AT meeting of
the Presbytery OF the Potomac, held in Wash.
iugton this week, the committee appointed to
confer with the Presbytery of the District OF
Columbia, to effect d consolidation of the Two
Presbyteries, reported (by Rev. MIR. Tustiu)
that they had been favorably received that the
consolidation was acce pted, and that the name
of the united presbytery bs the Presbytery. of
Washington City.
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VIZ A T E D.

APARTNER for fvo years, with a cash cap.
ital of S25, 600, tor which he will be allowed E
per cent per snnum and one-ffth Of the 7e'
profits of a new wooden factory now in :uccess-
full operation in Piedmont, Va. nr II per cent
per annrm for the loan of the money, salts fac
torily secured by mortgage, &c. For particu-
lars apply to SMOOT MlLLER,
an i-tf Real Est. ACTS, 112 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-09

TRAVEL over the Aqueduct Bridge for the
month of March, 1870. as furnished by Vim.
G. Hunter, Superintendent: Foot passengers
e953, horses and riders 800. one horse wagons
1854, 2.horse wagons 944, 3.horse wagons IS,
4.horss wagons 3, cattle 4l2, aud sheep 49l.
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NOTICES..

Away with Spectacles.-Old Eyes made
new, easily, without doctor or medicines. sent
post paid on receipt Of lOc. Address
DE-. E. B. FOOTE,
NH 7-3m 120 Lexington Az, N. z.
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The WEATHER. Quite a warm day
spring like. The buds are swelling. and the
early flowers coming out.
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~ PECIAL NOTIOE.

q PEDAL NOTICE..
Millinery, DRESS TRIMMINGS AND
FANCY GOODS.
I would inform my customers and the ladies
generally of Alexandria and vicinity that l am
now in New York making my Spring pur.
chases Of
MILLINERY,
DRESS TRIMMINGS and
FANCY GOODS,
which I will be prepares t. open on WedD>.s-
day, March 80.
As | will select them with great care, J think
ladies will find both style and price to suit.
Mrs. @. l.. SIMPSON,
NH % No. rs Ii ng street.
ANDREw H. MOTT. BERTR' M 8. AsHBY
II. MOTT s. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HOUSE FURNISH GOODS
CUTLE y,
Plated, Britannia. TIA. Wood and Willow
Ws' re,
Keap constantly ON hand Walters, Toilet
Sets, Foot Tubs, Spsns and Knito Boxes, Look;
ing Glasses, Fire En- ms, Fancy. Clothes and
Market Baskets. Travelling Satchols. Table
Mats, Nspkin Rr .gs, Common sense Sewing
Machines, and evr ,rvthing to be found IN q hrst
class Furnish ing Store, at 60 King street, Alex
andris, Va. jan 81
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Comfort and cure for the kuptured. Sent post
paid on receipt Of l0c. Address
DIR. E. 3. FOOTE,
pnh 7-3m l20 LIE ellington Av., N. Y.
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VIZ E D.

A purchaser for a snug littlo FARM, No.
l28, Of 81 scres, in Cuipeper county, Virginia !;
closed, &C. Price only $1,000. a good bar
gain. Apply to SMOOT - MLLLER.
ap TT Land Brokers, III KING streot.
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CITY TT j; :7g 81

$. DEALHAM. 81 King street, is now sell
ing his CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISH.
n GOODS 1T prices rating before the War.
Call early and secure your bargains. mh25
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@-Special attention paid to the sale and ex.
change of farms in Virginia and Maryland, and
of houses and lots in the city Of Alexandria.
ap TT
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NH II
nj o E.
u.s.. INTERNAL REVENUE,
Assessors OFFICE, 7th DIST. VA.

,rba annual list of taxes on incomes for 1869,
and special taxes, &c, for 1870, have been pre-
nsred' and will be open for inspection at this his
66ffce, No. SO King street. ON the Goth, list, 22d
Notice is hereby given that, on the days men
toned, appeals will be received and determined
relative to any erroneous or excessive Va.ua-
lions. Assessments or enumerations returned IN
said list, and said list will be open to the IN
s]pection of sll persons who may apply FOR tfat
rp JOSIAH WILLARD,
PutPo ,ot Assessor
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T EVILS PURE WHITE LEAD; also, gen.
IL uine English White Lead, Phenix ditto
Oil. Boiled ditto, Spirits Turpentine, Pain:
Brushes, Glaziers' Diamonds, Artists Brus hes
and Tube Paints. A full stock on hand and
for sale by
NH Is E. s. LEADBEATER - BRO.
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EW GOODS.

Calicoes, Cottons, Bleached and Unbleached
all widths and qualities; Tickings, Shifting
Stripes, Denins, Plaid Domestica, Ginghams,
Anon Check Cam5rics, and a variety OF other
goods-all cheap-st
NH II WILMER u SLAYMAXERS.
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AMUSEMENTS.
z. SMOOT. J. GREEN MILE
loot s MILLER,
REAL ESTATE

Main Office, Davis ST., Culpeper, Va.
Branch Office, liz King st., Alexandria, Va.
Zone door east of the Marshall Housc.)
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s.. B L o N D l M.
CORNER KING q FAIRFAX STREETS.
Owing to The laten ess Of the season, is offering
RARE INDUCEMENTS.
His stock is very larg., and will be closed
out at remarkable low rites. feb Is
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The Senate was engaged 10 debate on Indian
affairs.
The House Of Representatives transacted no
business, speeches on general poIicy Occupying
the whole time.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-10-06
LIST OF LETTERS
A TOrDId Svste,,,

sometimes, without any assignable cause, the
physical strength and animal spirits give way,
ana strange torpor falls alike on the body and
intellect. THERE'S little or no pain perhaps, but
the natural vlgor and elasticity Of the nervous
and muscular system seems 10 have departed
and an Indifference to the pleasures Of life, and
even of grave responsibilities, takes the place
of that earnest interest in both which charac-
terizes evory well balanced mind when In q
healthy condition.
This state of partial collapse is often the pre-
monitory symptoms Of some serious malady. It
indicates Enthusiastically that the vital powers
are langulshlng and need stlmulent In such
cases the effect Of a few doses of Hostetters
Stomach Bltters is wonderfully beneficial The
great tonic wakes up the system from its browse.
The secretions and the circulation receive new
impetus. The relaxed nerves recover theit
elasticity under the operations of the specific,
like the slackened strength of q musical instru-
ment in the process of tuning. Lethargy and
debility are replaced by energy and vigor, the
spirits rise, and life that almost seemed bur.
den while the season Of depression lasted be.
comes once more enjoyable. That such a radi-
cal change should be produced by O remedy on
tirely devoid of the powerful alIxaloids and min
erals so extensively used in modern practice,
may seem incredible to those who pin their
faith on the medicinal efficacy of factive poisons,
but If these skeptics will take the trouble to
enquire OF those who have tested the corrective
and Alternative virtues of the Bltters under the
circumstances described, they will find the
statement to be true.--octG--4w
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PRoBArE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

In the matter OF Jane Johnson insane. In
quest of Lunacy held, Patient found to be in
sane. The certificate OF A. B. Monahan, M. D.
ordered to be sent with the application for he
admission into the Longview Asylum. Caus
continued for the reply Of the Superintendent
of said Asylum.
John Glnan, Michael Conner, Patrick Conner
Patrick Holerand and Thomas Stanton, natives
OF Ireland, admitted to citizenship.
The State Of Ohio VS.. David Buckner ant
Charles Taylor, Examining Court. Defendant
discharged,
Four accounts filed. Two accounts sOttled.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Emory e. Gray and Sarah A. L. Finley.
VIM. J. Watson and Nancy Simmons
Milton Phillips and Sarah Jane Ty1er.
Chas. D. Mckinniss and Fannie L. Sell.
John Canter and Eliza Lane
Jacob Hartman and Jane Ann Murphy.
Abraham Rice and Sarah c. Radcliff.
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LOCAE BRETITTES.

The wife OF Daniel D. Morgan, Manager Of
Cambria Furnace, died last week.
The man who owned the cats, and sent then,
to town, declares that there were only two Of
them. Where did Fred. get the others?
The examination of school teachers this
week Is being held in the Probate Office. There
are l7applicants
jackson is becoming almost as "ornery" a
place as Chillicothe. On last Sunday there were
several 6ghts in town.
"A good school teacher, who will go to Iowa,
and get permanent situation, at good wages,
can learn particulars by calling at this Office i'm
mediately.
Hon. John T. Wilson's speech at the Court
House on Monday night was good one. The
meeting, although not large, was,a respectable
ono in size, and the people were very attentive
Some time ago we spoke about some of the
Land Assessors doing their work in a very bung-
ling manner. One of the Assessors from the
country informs us that the charge might apply
to any OF the Assessors. We had particular ref.
erence to the Assessor In Jackson. We did not
mean those In the country, as we have heard no
complaints about any of them.
The county Fair last week was O grand sue
oess We have not room to speak of 1t at ,epyth.
Nor Is 1t necessary, as nearly all our readers were
at the Fair, and saw for themselves. The
amount OF receipts for membership was 1857 90.
Atthe 1924 20.
MlsceHaneous suinS,..................,,, II 90.
FROM 80 20.
Total receipts. S42 49,
Balance from last year................... 2D7 II.
NhtiIe Il39 SS
Paid all expenses, including premiums 72O 90.
Balance on $IlS 49,
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LITERARY NOTICES.

ZELL's IGNCYCLOPEDIA.-We are still receiving
the regular issues of this splendid work. Sew
eral persons have called to see 1t, and we think
there ought to be number of subscribers for 1t
at this place. Price 10 cents per number. Ad-
dress 7. Ellwood Zell, Philadelphia, Pa
Coon HEALTH for October is received. A good
number. Among its contents are the following
articles Gymnastics, Confectionery, The Nor-
vous System and Vision, Leprosy of the Bible,
and its present existence in North America,
More About Tea, Woman's Dress, The Kitchen
Range How to bring up Babies, Dreams, Ozone,
Cities, The SpectroscOpe, Roses, &c.
Price 50 per year. Address Alexander Moore,
Boston, Mass
THE LADIES REPOSITORY and GOLDEN Hours,
both for October, have been received. They are
too well known to need special mention. Apply
to your nearest Methodist Minister He will re-
ceive your money, and send you both or either
Of these excellent Magazines.
EVERY SATURDAY for October is peculiarly
rich in both Pictorial and Literary attractions.
1t contains from advance sheets a spirited Ode
on the Proclamation Of the French Republic, by
A. @. Swinburne; an excellent story called "The
Dominie's Sons;" able Editorial Articles on the
European War, and other choice miscellaneous
reading.
Its Pictorial Contents include fine portraits OF
Gen. Won Steinmetz Gen. Trochu, aud NJ.
Thiers; some superb War Pictures,--a Charge OF
French Cuirassiers, French Turcos, German
Landwehr, French Tlreurs, Singing the Marsel-
laise, and very striking two-page picture rep
resenting The Crisis-Bringing up the Guns. A
two-page supplement accompanies this number
Of Every Saturday, containing o remarkably
good original Map of Paris which indicates q
hundred and fifty OF the most interesting fea-
lures of the city-the principal avenues, Church
es, Palaces, Railway Stations, Bridges, etc. This
Map is Just now of the greatest interest and 1t is
SO large and 80 carefully executed a. 10 be Of
permanent value. ca
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GALLIPoLIs. NAV o IS60.

UALLIPOLIS, May %, 1850.
DIR. c. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: Sometime last
fall was attacked with the fiux, and tried oil
medicines and was attended by several eminent
physicians, but received no benefit; passing
large quantities of blood, and becoming alarmed
about my case, concluded to try what virtue
there might be in your celebrated Scandinavian
Remedies. After commencing their use, saw q
decided improvement, and continued them. 1
have now used four bottles Of the Blood Purifier
and two boxes of your Pills, and am now able
to attend to my usual employment. Feeling
thankful for what your medicines have done for
me, 1t is with pleasure that give you this testi-
monial Of theirgood effects upon me unsolicited
upon your part. am yours in gratitude,
THos. ARLINGTON, JR.
See advertisement
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DB. II. r. ADAMS, Of Chicago Medical Instf.
tute, Chicago, ILL.,, will arrive in this place Sat
urday, Oct, LIST, and remain one week. The Doe
TOR comes well recommended by medical men
doing business throughout the United states.
All suffering from chronic diseases OF any kind,
should not fail toconsuit the Doctor while here.
Especial attention paid to the treatment OF the
Eye, Ear, Throat, air passages and Lungs. Con-
sultation free. See circulars for particulars.
Call early and consult the Doctor at the Isham
House, Jackson, Ohio
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Testimonial frOtfi
Al. DEVER, Jackson, 0.

DR.. LI5HTHILL-DEAR SIR:-f take areat
pleasure In informing you and the tsIblIe that
since placed myself under yoNr treatment 1
feel like new man. For years past, had suf.
fered beyond description with an aggravated
! and alarming bronchitis. consulted with and
took treatment Of the best physicians could
find, but all to no purpose. can not describO
my anxiety when found that my disedss war
fast destroying me, and became satisfied in inv
own mind that my future in this world WA
very brieh Hoping to benefit my condition I
Travelled, but this effort was also in vain; I got
no better. During my brief travel, / placed my.
self In eminent hands, but my distressing coudi.
ton remained unimproved. l received no bsuS
1t whatsoever. I now became Siscotrasad be-
yond measure
In April last, my warm and personal friend,
Judge johnson, advised me to visit Dr.. Iiehthill.
at cincinnati, whom he had heard spoken Of in
the most exalted terms, and desired me to RiVO
him trial. My life seemed to hang upon q
thread; took the Judges advice, and on the
10th day OF April last, in company with JudES
Johnson, called upon Dr. Lishthill, at the Bur.
net House, and placed myself under his trsat<
meut From the first hohr felt tine daWk Sf
new hopes, and almost from the very day he
gave me treatment, a remarkable change began
for the better, and now can breathe perfectly
easy and free, my cough has ceased entirely, MY
appetite is excellent, and can now lie down
and sleep as sweetly as a babe. In short, fesl
about as well as ever did in my life.
Though this is long letter, make this ssAtsE
ment extended purely for the bene1t N tzosA 81
unfortunate as to suffer as have Suffered
also regard 1t as an act ofJustice TO DR.. LghthH,
In appreciation Of his remarkable skill.
reside at Jackson c. H. Ohio, and for The
benefit of those interested, Judge johnson, An.
ditor Baker, Recorder Martin, ana Adam ".
Long, Treasurer, all of this county, may - ~
ferred to. Very respectfully,
ANDREW J. DEvms
jackson, Ohio, Jane II, 1865.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-10-06

SEWING MACHINEs.-It viii be seen by the
premium list which we publish this week. that
the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine took the
first premium ct our county fair last week The
agents have shown us specimens of work done
by this machine, of MI kinds, and In every de-
gree Of beauty, from the thiclSest fabric to the
finest. Mr.. A. w. Long did work at the fair on
a Wheeler Wilson machine, belonging to Mrs.
Robbins, which had been in use nine years and
nine months. And It did as good work as new
machine.
Mr.. A. w. Long and Mfr. Thomas McClung are
the agents Of the Wheeler & Wilson machine In
this county. Mr.. McClung has all of the county
east of the railroad, except Milton township,
and Mr.. Long has Milton township, and all west
of the railroad, and will supply our citizens
with this excellent machine on the most liberal
terms. =
We bought one Of these machines for one OF
our family, some two years ago, and it has rem
dered entire satisfaction and we can recommend
1t as ono OF the very best.
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CoUnr OorrDrNes.-Fnncls r. Policy v.

COURT Recommendations X. Policy vs..
Peras II. Policy. Settled.
Gilbert Weed vs. John Reed. Decree in favor
ofplaintiff. Notice OF appeal. Bond $780,
The Grand Jury got through with their bus-
ness In two days They found fourteen indict-
ments The following is the Jail report:
ITO the Honorable Court of Common Pleas,
September Term, A. D. 1870.
The Grand Jury respectfully submit this, thoir
Jail Report for the present Term, they having
visited the same at the present sitting:
l. Jail In good condition.
2. We find confined in the Jail persons, three
males and two females, criminals.
Q. Rules properly posted and faithfully OBJ
served and complied with. L. IIildenbrand
Foreman OF the Grand Jury"
There was a considerable amount of business
transacted, but none Of much importance. Tho
great case Of John j. Jones VS.. John c. Jones was
commenced on Thursday, and will perhaps con-
tinue all this week.
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FIRE CoNPANY.-NIr. George Stevenson in
forms us that the fire engine is now in complete
ORDER and a sufficient amount of hose has been
procured; but there is no organized company,
and II fire should now occur, the engine would
be worthless, as there are no sufficient number
Ofmen who understand how to use the engine.
Cannot an efficient fire company be organized
and maintained In this place?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-10-06

REV. DANIEL LORD, d. D., Calvary Church,
Chicago ILL.,, says Of "our Fathers House:" 1t
shows noble oiIn,. devout spirit, and loving
study; and by Its nice arrangement, beautiful
Illustrations, and popular sylc will help all its
readers to see more OF science in the Bible, and
of God in his works. Sec advertisements
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-10-06

LUNBER.-Messrs. Geo. Pugh and H. G. Miller
have bought out the Lumber Yard OF Flacl &
Co., on Pearl-st., back OF Postoficc. The new
firm will continue to sell all kind OF lumber at
reasonable rates for cash. Call on them.
SeptI. .7O-3m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-10-06

LEcTUREs-A series of Public Lectures will be
given during the fall and carly winter at the
Christian Church in Jackson, embracing Sacred
Hermoncutics and Excgesis Ethical and Polit-
ical Sciences Materialism, SlScptcism and Inf
deity. Notice will be given in the local columns
sfthe time and subject of each lecture. The
first of the series will be given on the evening of
October 10th. Subject: Demonology; or the
Devils spoken ofin the Scriptures Seats free
2t s. II. BINGMAN, Pastor
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-10-06

ADVERTISEMENTS tor insertion in the
STANDAED, must be handed in by noon on Tues
DAY each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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Why
Because

After eleven years. expert
ence and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands of let
ters Unsolicited Of the re-
markable cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column Of cures by these
medicines.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-10-06
A Remarkable Cure Of Deaf
ness, and an Obstinate Case
Of Throat Disease.
From VIM. II. LamptOm, Esq,
of Portsmouth, Ohio.

To the Public:
1t was my misfortune to suffer for years with
distressing disease of the Throat and LuhRn
which made my breathing quite difilcult, and
brought on an exhaustive and obstinate cough
greatly enfeebllng my health. To add to my
afniction, began to lose my hearing, and grew
SO deaf that / could not hear preaching, even J.,
when in tho scat nearest to our minister. Grow.
ing steadily worse in spite of all the usual med
ical efforts, applied to DIR. Lghthill in Februas
~ last and, to my agreeable surprise, ! impH0Vs
ed from the very commencement of his treats
ment The troublesome cough diminished, the
breathing became free ane natural, the distress
In my throat disappeared, and my hearing was
restored, so that now lean hear preaching inths
most distant part of the church.
make this statement for the benefit of those
suffering with diseases similar to my own, a. 1
feel confident that Dr. LighthiIl can eure them
II a cure is within human skill. From my own
happy experience, I can conscientiously recom-
mend the Doctor to all those suffering from deaf
ness or diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
WIZ. II. LAHPToN,
May 10th, 1860. +"
A mass of similar testimony from some Of the
best known and most highly respected eitlEena
OF the State Of Ohio win be shown those interest
ed, on application.
Persons dcsirous of making professional ens
gagements, in advance of his coming, should
address
DIR. LIGHTHILL,
No. l8OLexingtOn-Avenue,
New York.