{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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We observe by an article in the New Or
leans Mercantile Advertiser of the 5th ult
that a gentleman Of that city is now success
fully engaged in restoring ito society and to
their friends, men and women who were
sinking under the pcrnicious consequences
of excessive drinking" According to tnat
paper


"Mr. Loiseaa has radically cured five
white adults, four colored, and IS sla-es--
Among the number thus operated upon,
were one or two persons whom drinking had
made mad--and several presented the most
shocking appearances in bloated limbs. Mr..
I.o;scau has now thirteen patients under his
hands part of whom it viii take three
weeks to cure, whilst others may be dischar-
ged in ten days. The wages Of a physician
so valuable, who not only restores the body
to all its wonted functions, but also reclaims
the noble faculties Of the mind-the wages
Of Mr.. Loiseau are graduated according to
the circumstances Of those who employ him.