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and spccka, removed without surg teal operation.
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y / II "A Is > nj v >,
s Or
pant the patient
1ddssssd 20 d whssls! will hot be taken from the
The vast number which cured by Dr.
Wheeler have already given him wide spread reputation and
s:sS S i;s S"s
%ali.Ds than many Others. the persons who wrote
ssSrSSs max. pS%S o1 sSs good ,h S
:. Nrv Y,sx. March 18th, 1912.
Pan Sin Ihai yo% may # 20. an proper mars pub
sdsmeps The benefit have eaustTe3 uron "a
S:sssE Ss ss.S s:sS S. S S sSs
shai until f's told 81 i skull IN such ma,
ss no ana
cordially heartily thank for highly successful
.'''' MARTiN WATERS ls Hlmmersey st.
CITY ar, and County Of New York to VIE e.
low By yoaniay Offer my grateful iestmo
. e DR. WhffS ss I Ss me pss
Sc b Of sy
In witness whereof make depos,uon. under OATH to
sw.n n.fs,. NJ. u lls L. Avenue
~ - Nassau street.
David Pows i,a Jackson street. Brooklyn. being duly
swo says that he afflicted eight years with the Egyp
tan and Ulcers in the and though under one ct
experienced relief but became blind in which
placed under the treatment of Dr. Wheeler Orns 80 Green
wich street, who has entirely restored his sight -
Subscribed and before me- this sst day Of March,
lM2. JOHN BuLKLEY Com. Deeds,
49, rai Il Wall street.
City and County of New Ysrk: g.
Mary Ann Prley daughter Of Mrs Whistles No. 81 Catharne
s1s %y ns SG Ss
niamsa 70 PC Amaposis, which rendered her quite blind
at the Eye lnimary las ill from eminent ocust in
ts city, who eventually told her the sight could
stored she never received essential benefit until she
tu ftr MARY ANN PIRLEY.
Sworn before me, this 18th day Of April, 1872:
City and County ofNew York: IS.
MIR. s. Cady rs High street, Providence II. l., being duly
the case Of the blindness that he applied
t" DR.. Wheeler Ocuis of 80 Greenwich street, who [by
an operation attended by very little pain and and
without danger has perfectly restored his sight Under such
he feels his duty his gratitude
Doctor for the nesmabe benefit which his skill has conferred
upon him. s. CADf.
GEORGE IRELAND Jr., Com. Deeds.
- Nassau street.
City and County of New York, SIS:
On the 9th of last month"; placed little daughter, three
left under the of Dr. Wheeler Oculit 80 Greenwich
To the aoment of all who knew her her sight perfectly
the bles sing that have enjoyed voluntarily make
CHRISTOPHER BURNS,
Grand street, corner Of Thompson street.
sworn 10 before me, this 18th day Of April 1912.
mis- Iin-r :. 81 Nassau street
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HATS
HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS I!

Drown & cos One Price Hat Store wholesale and re-:
tail, l79 Chatham Square, Of Mott street, whert
the head ~
The propreto the pleasure now to offer IN addition
10 their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
imitaon OF beaverr which closely all
the most costly and beautiful that the difference easily
perceived Price three dollars: We strictly adhere
price cash system, which enables furnish superior
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats
public the propetors think they have reached the unaum
OF beauty, duraDhty, chearness and comfort mi 3ms
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NOTICES.
OrrucE or TIE AuBuRr q RocHEsrrR n. r..

Oyr,cE or THE AUBURN y RocHEsrrR r.. r.. Co..
CanandaiEua, June 2, 1872
Semi Annual Dividend Of Five per Cent will be paid
Capital Stock of this Company the first day OF July
Shareholders whose Stock registered in the City Transfer
Books Of this Company, will payment the Bank Of
the State Of New York the City OF New York; and those
whose Stock is not registered in the City will be paid their
Dividend at this Office.
By order Of the President and Directors.
ie5toiyfr CHAS. SEYMOUR. Treasurer.
NOTICE TO CLERKS, and all other persons whose bas-
them TO be ronanty their iceBy calling
at the old exclusive Boot Store l Chahaneet they
be accommodated with he nysuabe article ROGERS Me-
TALIC ELASTIC HEEL BOOTS, warranted in every pa
tcula and at the price Of the ordinary Boot The fol-
lowing Of the the Elastic Heels have
other kind
FrsThe elasticity adds greatly the durability Of the
Boot.
secondy-Thcy make noise in walking upon the pave
Thrdly-Thev prevent Boots from running down to the
heel.
F.urthly-Thcy enable the walk with much less
fatigue
EhIyThcy do carpets do iron or nailed
heels
sxihly-They can be with comfort by those having
tender feet.
susua constantly hand all kinds Of Boots wholesale
and retail manufacturers prices. jc6lmsc
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OCULISTS.
THE EYE.
Ok. WHEELER CCULTST

TNELAMED, DISEASED AND WEAK EFIS-DR
WHEELER, Occuist, 80 Greenwich street, New York
respectfully informs the public that in consequence of his
practice having become enlarged extent he is
compelled 70 conne his office Attendance strictly between
door PATIENTS
Notwithstanding that among the many hundreds Of cases
which Dr. Wheeler has attended many have been operated
BY ethel without success aud pronounced by them
effect perfect cnre despite of every disadvantage winch may
have presented ITSELF and many instances almost against
ysouht,eo considered incurabe-disesses of rs eye,
that enables him It'll confidence refer the afflicted who
be with him, and his mild mode of y tho
disorders of this organto restored patients 10 the
first class Of society, respecting bis roics skill and
abli,ies being eminent for his success scientific
Occuli,
Chronic inflammation Of the evclid eyes, however
long standing be eectaaly and manenty cured films
and spccks, removed without SURG teal Operation
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TO PAPER MAKERS.

between
Broadway and Nassau street. New York, import direct from
The Mannfactnrers the isllowns articles, viz
Bleaching Powder Of Boyd Sons make-wananted for
Britain and for the sale Of which they agents the
United States
English Cylinder Machine Feting Of very superior quality
81, i0 as &C, ~, and 0i inches wide.
Dryer Fctng of strong fabric AMI Of widths usually
quircd
Blue Smas fiaving the agency of the Sutton Compapy
Blue Smats lhey enabled TO supply FIFE and FIFE;
ia any quantities.
Wires for Fon. ier and Cylinder Machines featured
irom the purest netaao, JtcketsWe ct and Press Fels
Tulp Screens Nos: !, 2, 3 OF brass metal.
and domestic rags Soda Ash, vrol, Alum Irvine &c. Be-
wiil meet with pro..pt attention sic
NEW, GUITAR MUslC-GEoRGE H. DERW ORT,
professor of s guitar No 1873 Canal street opposite the
ST. Johns cure has the honor acquain his friends and the
public that he has published variety of aud popular
sac arranged with Easy accomplishments for guitar
guitar and other Instruments, and give
teurs on tue piano forte and violin. my2 6w%c
+ ,AW REPORTER FOR JUNE, 1872 This Day PUBLISH
IL ed.-Iontents: Gcenleaf Evidence Bankrupt Law,
pe Foster wherein the validity of achments of the pro-
usual ability and discrimination Of learned Jurist Justice
story; Washington Bink Shnrtlef; United Stated
Dobhins Digest Of English Intelligence and Miscel.
lsny Bankrupt, in Aains including al who have petitioned
TO be declared tnkrup,, ia Maine My 30 ai2whole
number 1905 Bnkna.s IN Massachusetts, continued from page
az including the OF petitioners from APRIL goth, May
goth, 1911 New Publications. Obituary Notices The List Of
BaikIts in New York viii be contalia in number.
BRADBURY, soDrN GO.
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ENGRAVING BY THE ONNIGRAPH MACHINE
Il BURR, JONES & CO, 1872 Broadway, corner of Jol,n
street are pared TO engage all kinds Of Maps, Chart
m style with unparalleled expedition at prices far be
low tose charged br similar by hand enyrsv
ng-the Of fine steel copper plates exceeding Lii
Geographic work.
~ BSpeciraens Of the work done by the Omngra,h can
he ned At rhr Office m Broadway. m221rr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAViLLION.-This new comnodioss Hotel will be
June at the Village Of Sharon Springs, schohare County,
The clsar water Of the springs, greatly resembling
as,s # Be S Esls G ri of ssss bin
s i"a Trs aS IN s and general Da Ssy
and in many ether respects possess las certified by some he
most me ua medical nPe ,S limited Stats, %eas
y 70 a Se. IN s r r the vicinity m.rou, village.
extensive views neigoring and romantic scenery
among the ATTRACTIONS offered to these seeking in the heat
These spHnss hours ride ro,A sarOtog., Troy,
: @ :ssi' s$
10 s N aSoy eight ms
time for dinner also BY the Abaay and Cherry Valley turn
Warn cold and shower Baths furnished at all TINES either
Of Il mineral fresh water and attention given
An abundance Of the purest mountain spring Ice is stored for
the season. -
THE STRINGS HoTEL:!This Hotel vii S opened 9,
S S .sS oS SE 81 s for a q .
N" AZ ,i lo~atswsr WILLIAM T.. JONES.
A WONDER AND A BLES-
SING
TO CLEAR THE SKIN.
.asI
s iis
p%s y % %oS%
S Ssf o% sa 20 w falSs sf ss
the public NAV rely on IT, falls Sold BY r. Jones'
*; or ss f & oas% q n Il:
nssn'S and & homes =, M GePe AHn
State St Boston ITO Baltimore ST. Baltimore; 81 st,ie :. All
bany. il Inc
scE SFFRs MFTESHF VIM 81 TE E
ssT is ysas ss 1p;: R greatly Hs
% 81 e sS
nvisG,is The b,ss are extremist mild
sd BY B. 5ns sands, Gu. Fulton corner
Of Gold street Ied 100 Fulton coyer Of william street AS
cha @ DAVID Co. a. 'yS%s
PEARsALL,s OAR EsTABIIsTIYENT, founded IN
e. S Ws q 'i he s2 S ssGf IKE sss
r. y.
Ofsar;, sweeps and seu. collected 1 one pI,e.
st S q, nsiH "a WI; 19 chg ssi F;s iii
oS % s w s a u So
Race boats club boats, and seu' sold 50 per cent les
CTAINED GLASS AND WINDOW sHADEs-HAN
pr CO. 30 soadw .Sy Ss n .ss X S,
and fitting W their DWELLINGS, inspect their .toes
wss % s .a mss w sGS
S S 70 the ,gSl r sSS d. sns %
orders executed with economy and despatch.
wANTEDAn artist, used TO decorative painting; also
apprentice. my2o lrnr
1000 2.s.d fl 's s.ss ~ s.ss.
serves. eId English Mnstsd of superior quality and low
i s'iis 's sil S.sl s seTp
Wysers, Fowls MIL &c, warranted keep any length Of
., ~ NY Tor ship stores they afford
and cSs 81 ss eS
dozen. 1922 ~ $50 S
N. B.-Large size Pickles for sroeer., by
49, WELLS K MILLER
Wholesale and Retail wsrehouses for fcteis'
ms I'M l9t Water cad ia Front street
THE COLTS fATENT REPEATING FIRE ARMS
Rifles with Eght Chambers $500
Carbincs with Six Chambers.
h9, Gg p. 3, tG ss,a with sig Sfsmss
And extra cylinder with five charges.
As Also percussion balls and powder improved NJ,
primers and powder TASKS offered for sale rcduced
prices No III Broadway end door below Cor -,nit
Purchasers from abroad be supplied vita reasonable
quantity ON short notice.
The great advantages OF these FIRE any other fire
known a. well rs their superior wormanship and
qsality Of materials well established that u
saTy 10 describe the same itlimse
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LOUISIANA E1H new fEW YORK 9RkE line OF PACKETS
& ~ -; So 80
For the better accommodation of Shippers IS Intended 20
dcspa:ch ship from this port the ist h 10Th 18TH 10th, and
23t each month"; commencing the 10th October and cotinu-
ing until May when regular days will be appointed fer the
msiue Of the year. whereby delays and disappontmsnu
will b prevented during the summer months The following
Ship OCONEE, Captain Jackson: er
Ship MISSISSIPPI Captain billiard
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Miner
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumford.
Ship OCMUL0EE, Captain Leayt-
Ship NASHVILLE. Captain Dickinson
Shin MEMPHIS, Captain Knight
Shin LOUISA, Captain Mulford.
These shIs all built the city OF New York.
yo packets Of light dra Of water have recently been
WHY coppered and in splendid ore with accommodations
passengers uneqled for comfort They commanded
by experienced mases who will make exersn to give
general They will all times be towea and
down the Mississippi by steamboats,. 49,
Neither the captains OF these shs will be respons
letters parcel PACKAGE BY put on board Of
them, unless regular bs Of ladng taken for the md
the value thereon expressed.
&. X. COLLINS Co, IS South st., or
HULLIN WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods to their address,
The ships OF this line warranted to sail puncuay adj
versed and will be taken have the goods
ly measured. ma
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BOOK BIN d. n G

TT IRELAND No 12o Nassau having entire
- stock OF Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery, OF the
latest and most approved p.tens prepared
all orders in the most durable and handsome
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds OF Blkwork
ruled and bound patterns and style that wsrranted
give sasacton Any work ordered be done ne Eng.
methods.
FOR sALE-Two second hand Coppcrpate Presses. Ap
ply as above mia lm
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PIANO EORTES

MANUFACTURED by A. IT. GALE & CO., late ~ Y.
" Piano Forte CoPuchasers invited their
extensive stock before purchasing else where their Mauuc
tory and Ware Rooms Third Avenue Of Thirteenth
~ d. Prices 10 anti he times irff Inn
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Court Cniender--This Day.
srpErwe Cprnr LNoe. 60 -. sJ 81 - 20 81, s2yi,
90, lta, ~, l36, ~, ~. ,, -, -, Ia, ~,
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PAPER HANGINGS.

M A. HOWELL CO. ss7 Pearl street now receiv
VI from their manufacturer New Brunswick,
tensive assortment Of Paper nsg. Borders, &c. of the latest
aud approved aud styles suited to the city and
country trade which they oer dealers the manaiac
tory prices.
Aso their .sua variety Of French Paper Borders, Fire
Bc.r Prints, Views, &c.
the best wormsn put paper any part Of the city
be had AT the shortest notice. ai3 eod2ins "
HOMGPA1HIAC WORKs.-Just published BY WM
- kaDDE, sss Broadway, Jahr's New M.nnsl of Home
pathc Practice edited with anotaous by A. Gerald Hull
NJ d. second American, from the thrd Paris edition. This i
dpesable book honepathsts now complete vols
Price IN paper $6--a full hound copy 81.
The Family Guide the Administration Of Homeopathic
Remedies third edition. from the second London edition. with
additions-Prce IS cents.
Popular Considerations on Homgpsiha--by VIM Cullen
Bryant Esq, delivered before the New York Homeopathic So
cety Dec. %, l8i-Price 1891 cents
Also Just published, Hydraulics Manuel OF the Water
Cure pracsed by Vincent Pessni,x Greefcnberg,
med and translated from the writings OF Charles Munde, D.
reI D. B. Hrschel, and other practitioners, b. Francis
Graetcr-Pfice Sl-neatly bound.
This little neatly prnied bookconains exposition wins
manner ts simple agent hos been found remelia MIL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-17

10 . sl,lloh whieh 81. lmP0Hstt tGTVisss
10 he country hsFs long meTliedl end We
saTnssEy sKhgTI oaf Wing iTiendI and
brslhnsn lhEa0GhOul The UHi0a 10 like
sHaFf.
Cd Resolved. That We eoaaidsr ths
Bank qDeslies - hssing been he mesl
lmpnIlanl issae n The lssl Pfssidenusl
esnsass. and that he denial 81 his fesl
lian nov. il dislngsnuons on he part o.
our opponenls. and that ne distinctly
announce our Ssh % make Il The pivot
qres,ion % Which The next Presidential
election shall IuTn.
I'd. Resalsed. That ne rsgsrd The ~.
eruiiEs power Of our State ss safely lndG.
cd m The hands Of oar present enlighifsed
Chief Magistrate. James G. Jones. sho
will faithfully wsseh over her best IN
Ierssls. and wiss II and firmly administer
her laws. aud that with one voice ne
nominate him % our esndidsts for the
same pfiiee, 81 The approaching CUB
ernslorisl election.
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hey, wish he hNrss II sHiVihg 81 S"Hs
rssl Il lhst Wasld sfIsEd . shshee Of %
isiuing % any drgrse the object yonT
I,sFdship 80 earnestly dssiFes % aeeNm-
pl'sh. | have mentioned he hlert. and
| have been heard wilh extreme ssion,sh-
mfn'. accompanied xilh smile. 81
proposition car dsslrnying - institution
closely inirrwoEsn with The frsme of az
rely in this csBnlfv. and intimately con-
neeIsd wilh The Law and 9th The habits.
and ssen the religion. Of al classes Of lhr
reoIle. from me Sultan himself down 70
the lowest peasant. TheSalians. for some
ernInriss past. have never married. and
Ihs Imperial race 10 peTptIUsIed by mo
there sho are slaves. In ell other fsmi-
lies slaves may be. and ollsa are. the mo
ikrrs Of lsgi,imslised children, sho are in
sll respects % much esisemrd IS those 81
legal wives. The sdnirals. the generals.
The minister's Of slsis. in grsa. part have
bern crIginslly slaves. In most families
slave enjoys The highest degree Of conf
d-nce and influence nth The head Of the
house. Ts carry shat your I.orlship de.
sirss unso execution, il will be necessary
10 limit the ls~ al slccessionI 10 The Crown.
and alter The policy tha, has 90 long guild
ed the SultAns in that respect, ard also IN
change Fundamentally The political snd CT
wi institutions and laws and the domestic
arrangements of the PEOPLE. Universsl
Confusion would perhaps be the conse.
qOsnce Of such violent changes. and pro
bsbly thnse persons intended to be mos,
beas6,ed by them would be ihesgreaiest
sufferers. The slaves are generally well
protected againsI ill-lrea;menlby The habits
Of The Turks. and BY the interests Of mas
isrs. sndiheir religious duty. and perhaps
slaves in Turkey are not 10 be considers
ed worse of Than inca everywhere else
sho are placed BY circumstances in de
pendent situation; whilst. on the ether
hand. they my attain. and constantly do
enjoy. the highest digniiies, the greatest
power and lsrsest share Of wealth Of any
persons in the empire. ! think lhat ell
attempts 10 eject your Loriships pur-
pose viii fail, and | fesr they nigh, give
eGence il urged forward with imporuni
". | was asked. What would the Eng
lsh government think Of The Sublime Pcrle
if j, Vas tn call uron the Sovereign oil
England and the people Of England To al
ter The Fundamental Law OF their country.
and change lis domestic habits and Gus
nms IN order 10 please the taste Of the
Turks" could perceive. in spite sflhe
good huraered poliieness with which this
question vas ssked. that there vas some
thing liis wounded feeling in The speak
er. Tue Turks may beliess us 70 be
their supsriers in The scieRcss. in sris.
and in arms. hui they are very far from
thinking our wisdom or our morality grea,
Ter than their own. / have. etc.
~ :s.-- - PoNS0NBY.
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From the Milton Chronicle.
MESMERISM.


Wbss ADinsl Magnetism made lie de
bu. in the UnItsdS,s,ss. end. indeed, for
ssRe time after il had crossed The Poo
nse aud sstcnisLed some Of The most in
iellisent citizens in The Souih, We doubted
Tvs reality. and regarded ',hs thing a'
the gsuerslissimo Of bunburs,. Bu, more
recently. sf,er having seen or heard state
rens Of those who ve knew 10 be men
Of truth and character, all tesuiying to
.se realiiy Of sniah magnetism, and
speaking Of ito peculiar and astonishing
effects. The testimony Of such msn fem.
srscins eminent disines,) naturally tend.
ed 10 eradicate the doubts and 10 dispense
sbe mist Of prejudics that hung about our
mind. Fron m unbeliever we became .
deubfer--snd yet 1t would seem strange
sku We did not believe out and out The
declarations OF these Who We knew had 4
profound regard for truth and nothing 10
gain by sxsseration. But thing 50 pro-
digIously strange. and so uuaccounted
for. led US 10 suspect i, for neu species
Of legerdemain that deceived the eye and
The ear. lfhoweyer we hare disbelieved
or doub,ed Mesmerisrp. we cannot do So
any longer. We behsld q mesnerized
subject last night with our own eyes.
The subject was colnred man. who was
mesmerissd BY DR.. Lsphsm Of Danvllle.
The boy Was taken unaware-ihat 10, he
knew not What was wanted Of him at the
time he vas called into the roam whore
DIR. l.. w,s-there was no whispering
no secre, drilling'-,nd certainly no de-
sign in DIR. Laphsm 10 disguise or hosx.
The boy wac placed in chair froating the
Doctor. and requested to look him siesdi.
ly in the eye--she DR.. taking him BY the
thumbs, which he continued TO rub GENT
ly with bis thumbs for the space Of ten
or twelve pinntes. when the boy fell
asleep-he was then carefully bIindfolded
we are satisfied he could not see. i, was
impossible. In this situation he vas
brought upon his fee, and cateehi.ed.
The bay answered every question asked
hi@ Except two or three) with sstonish.
ing accuracy. The Doctor drank water
and asked him what il vac: He answer.
cd " wafer" lie then is,tsd Vinegar,
Whisksy. Salt. Pepper. &c, and as he
tasted these, sepsrs,ly, inquired Of ths
boy what i, was--his answers were ell
pfonp, aud correct. He then took a
shite hat in his hand and asked the ne.
gro shst il vas he held in his hand,
the answer vas chat" @ Black or
whlts!" A. " White" The white hat
was then cautiously exchanged for black
hat which Contained sundrv papers. and
TO ths question " What do / hold in my
hand nos" he sswered " hat''--Q. whs,
k,nd!" A. BLACK. %. L" What's in
IT. A. "Pspers." But it would be
too tedious TO give all the question. asked
and tue answers of the mesmerised--the
above will sui1ice--we will hewever OBJ
serve thai he observed correctly various
questions that he could not have ans wer.
ed had he heea ~ide a~ske. The hand.
serchief was then taken fIom the negro's