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The New York herald., 1845-11-27

ANr-RENrIsM. sM.-There is some difference ofopin-
ion as TO the effect which the Governors message
VIII have on the progress of anti-rentism Many
suppose that the clemency extended by the Govern
or will tend to restore quiet and peace to the anti
rent districts, and others think that it will only add
iuel to the flame Our own opinion in the matter is
decided The ourages of the anti-renters, and the
punishment inflicted, will teach them more pru-
dence IN future; but the spirit of anti-rentism is as
deep, and more determined than ever 1t has as.
sumed an undylng and permanent hold on the popu-
laon OF the feuda districts, and their policy will be
TO carry out their principles by political action. We
have doubt that they will succeed in CARVING ont
their purposes, and the landlords will get better
price by selling out their lands as soon as possible
The corruption of the other parties, and the bar
gains made with them, will give the antl-renters
success
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
MONEY MARKET.

Wednesday, Nov. 28-6 II. NJ.
There was very general advance to-day in quotations
for stocks Morris Canal went up per cent Farmers
Loan, Ii Pennsylvania 5s. illinois 6s I; Reading Rail-
road, Ii Erie Railroad, I; Norwich and Worcester aI
stonngton. Il Long Island, Ii Harlem Il Canton closed
firm at yesterday prices
The Merchants Bank has declared a sem-annual
dividend of four per cent, payable the first of De-
cember.
proposal was made some time since by the Western
Railroad Company OF Massachusetts, to the Worcester
Railroad Company for amalgamation of the lines
to be governed by Board of Directors committee
was appointed by each company, and that committee
have agreed upon the terms of the union under
poraon to be called the Boston and Albany Railroad
Company. Among the terms agreed upon, is tina.
the stockholders of the Worcester railroad
six shares of the stock of the company for every
five of the old The stock of the Worcester company
is selling at about seventeen per above par andhs
stock of the Western railroad about three per cent below
par. Five shares of the Worcester would therefore, be
worth $685. and six shares Of the Western, at present
prices worth S5so-a difference of only SO in favor Of
the Western The agreement to be acted upon by the
stockholders of both corporations and we should think
there was very little doubt but that the arrangement
would be adopted 1t is hoped that tariff of charges
for the Of passengers will be adopted upon
an amslgamaton of these two companies, and that re-
ducton OF at least thirty three and third per cent will
be made in the pri CO. for a through passage.
The returns the Bank Of Montreal for two periods
compare as follows
BANK MONTREAL.
Loans and discounts, s5sss,ass s5sas,los s,s,na
Specie. .:........... 600 so6 $500 is,s@
Circulation. l,B82,S22 2,376623 f93,802
Deposits. ..... 1i92,9s8 l,ais,2H 255,246
The increase in circulation has been about twenty five
per cent in deposites, about twenty per cent. In
discounts the increase has been very small and tho de-
crease in specie very limited The aggregate move
men Of the bank in June, amounted to $66 $780, and
in November to 2lo232 being an increase the total
amount of S553,s52.
A new bank, called the Bank of Akron, has been
formed and located at Akron, Ohio a branch OF tho
State Bank and having complied with all the prelim.
nary acquisitions Of the law has been officially au'
horised to commence business Ohio is rapidly filing
up with banks, and fear imitation Of credits IN
that State, beyond safe and proper limit.
The bill fixing the expenses and estimsti the reve
nuc Of Brazil for the fiscal year s45-A6 passed by
the Congress Of that country has received the sanction
Of the government The expenses Of the government
for heeyear, put down at sl2 376,37o, as follows
viz Home Department, 81 405s57 Justice Depsrts|
ment, $7s9ols; Foreign Affairs, S2s2 ,4l0 Navy,
si,55i,6s2; Army, s3,as6,57a; Treasury $49los3
Iu the department Of tho Treasury, the payment Of
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
Sporting InteIIIpence

MEMPHIS RACES Saturday, Nov. l5-Four mile day
Tor purse of fsS0o.-Notwithstanding the clouds OF
smoke and dust an immense Of people assem-
bed to witness the days sport The entries and result
as follows:-
M. Morrison's ch. &. Jerry Lancaster, by Mark
Moore dam by Gohansea, yrs old. 3 | /
). shyes en- m Motto, i'm. Barefoot, out Of Lady
Col Geo Eliiot's ch. T. Tarantula, by i'm. Bel
shazar, dam by Stockholm years 80 8 3
Times l0-s os-s III
Track very dusty and heavy Previous to the sta IT.
ing Motto was the favorite and very large amount OF
staked ~ -
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

LATE FROM PoRTo CABELLo.-Thc Caracas ar
rived at Philadelphia on Tuesday, with adyices
from Porto Cabelo to the Sth inst. A letter dated
Sth, says
Still favored with continuance of fine weather with
the exception OF few partial showers different parts
Of the Interior which tend to enven operations pro-
Coffee, II u; washed do. 10 l2l Indgo-a large
quantity of which goes by the this time-is II
rails per b f. and in good demand Hides buoyant 81
asa per lb Cotton nominal at 81! and none In market
for sale Cocoa, superior quality s23 and other classes
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

AFFAIRS IN MEMPHIS. great South Western
Convention has adjourned sine die 1t was in ses-
SION iour days, and closed just in the nick of time
!. hao 100 strong political aspect TO effect much
We believe that the shortness of the session, pre-
venting any foolish outbreak of political feeling,
ana 'ne mere recommendation to Congress, will
nave some influence upon those now assembling in
Washington but to what extent, it is impossible TO
ell All these tariff, railroad, sugar. and COTTON
conventions possess one passable feature. and
That Is about al-they tend to exhibit the resources
OF the sections of the country in which thew are
held.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENcE.-Th splendid Can,
Rynders, who has been honored with the sobr;o,,,
Of the Don Giovanni" ofithe democracy, opens the
fashionable season in this city, with splendid bali
ON Friday evening. We understand that il will be
quite gay scene, and all the new dances of the
day will be performed on the occasion-the Polka
Mazourka' and various other dances Several stated
PREACHERS Of the gospel will be present, probably.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27


cal fatigue in their aborous duties also the mprobab
ly Of being able to the additional and necessary
number Of jurymen moved suspension OF further pro
ceedngs The Court under similar impre ssions, sign
fed its willingness to omit continued action in this
matter and discharged the number already secured in
this very important and proracted trial, much TO the
satisfaction and relief Of all parties really or indirectly
concerned in its issue.
The Court then adjourned until to morrow Crhursday)
morning at halfpast 10 o'clock
United states District Court.
The last term OF this Court closed on Saturday last
when Judge Belts delivered his opinion in the following
Myies Me Herman the Ship Harpest-Ths was a mo-
ton made by the claimants to compel the libellants
give additional security for costs In this case the Court
decided that competent for the Proctor OF claim
ants to make affdavits on which the motion
grounded.
This was suit brought by the plaintiffs to
pensation Tor services performed board the
to Liverpool and back this port On the part of
Plainants there was their evidence. For the de-
ience It had been shown by the chief engineer that
OF the men had been hired by him fremen for the
passage from New York to Liverpool and that the other
had been allowed to work his passage thher both of
them being desirous to get to England that one of
them in consequence of injuries received in Liverpool
was permitted to return in the ship and the other being
likewise anxious to get back to this country, al
low ed, by of Captain H., to work his passage
back The Court decided that there was no proof on
the part of the plants that any contract Of hiring had
been made between them and the captain master
that according to their testimony the Court could
not take cognizance Of the case.
The United States Us. George M Wooisey.-An action
brought to recover the sum of $3200OO being the
amount of penalty claimed for the violation Of the
barge law in January 1908 The defendant charged
with having, on the 10th Of January l50s despatched
ship from Jersey City to Liverpool laden with produce
Of the United States.
Judgment, in part, against both parties the demur
rer, with leave to amend and plead anew.
Superior Court-In Chambers.
Before Judge Oakley.
Case Of the Marine Court the american Institute
In this case, the Court declared that the proceedings
could not be conducted in the of the Marine Court
but could in the name Of the Common Council. The
matter, therefore, remains at present in satu quo.
Court Calendar-This Day.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 3O 81, |, IL, "a, So,
49, II, 81, 81
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

ARRIVAL OF THE ANTI-RENTERs AT SING SING
John Van Steenburgh and Edward O'Conner, the
Anti-Renters, whose sentence has just been COM
muted, reached Sing Sing in safety about ten
O'clock yesterday morning.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
Superior Court-In Chambers,


Card.-l was this morning attacked In
Wall street. by Alexander Wells IN most cowardIy and ruff
fany who whilst my back turned towards him.
and at when he knew could supposed he
entertained such intention attempted strike with
cowhlde Although ne entirely failed not having touched
with it, yet the fact OF the will be sufficient
purpose Unused rencones and opposed to the
backguadism which seek satisfaction for imaginary wrongs
BY resort to hsticufs, consider triumph succeed IN
such brawls This card intended apology public
as well as true and brie statement OF the
FERNANDO WOOD.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

SIX YEARS OF PROSPERITY no difficulty take
place between England and the United States on
the Oregon question, we will have for the next six
years continued prosperity-a sort of rising tide in
prices and in vaues-and fortunes may be made to
any extent, provided our domestic and foreign poll
tics remain quiescent state.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

DAScISG-THE PoLKA.-Mlle. DesJardIns has
opened her dancing classes for the season, at her
residence, No. IA Leonard street, where she teach
es ladies to dance the Polka, and other fashionable
dances, in lady-like style-not the common Polka
but the Polka as it is performed in Paris and other
EuYonean cities
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

OREGoN-CALEB CUsHING.-This statesman has
taken his stand on the Oregon question, and is in
favor of the American claim to the whole OF that
territory; and he has shown his sagacity, while Mr..
Everett and Mr.. Webster have taken the other side
Amy American statesman, who does not take his po-
siton for the whole of that territory, will undoubt
edly be stranded, and cast ashore. Mr. Gushing is
destined 10 hold the same influence that Daniel
Webster formerly held in this country
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

sp d a aS that hs @ to s %
evening julia nssSs sSs aneS % 's
back curiosity led hiter to witness the result Of the
s asheysd a%ph sS
H 5d St % 5
more readily appreciate the compliments bestowed upon her
Desiring to encourage and sustain merit and also to invite
the paygoilg public 70 witness the performance Of
profession she has adopted respectfully ask this
III your valuable paper L.
Original Ethiopian serenaders-PaImo's
Opera House-Las night tins house again presented
Questionable society that could be equaed by opera
wood VIC hs o s
to over c9 % The elite
appear in of and untred songs glees &c.
which must command general attention.
Triumphant.-It Is generally conceded that
w ns cn snd % only on psya niI
falling out Il mois!ens the hair and keeps the scalp perfectly
qaacks Buy the lnvgorator Of Phslon Wig Maker aud
advertisements
A Card.-Herr Alexander returns his sim
thanks for the kind and solicitations
by etteI for him to remain and give another series OF
having to Visit hiiadeph is Impossible to
8.
will ever be held IN grateful remembrance
AsToR House., Nov. 26 is45
Toilet Articles.-'rhc most choice OF Lubin's,
tiuerans Prevoss Saissys Edes and Pateys Extracts
Hair Cloth and shayug Brushes Shaving Creams and To
e sOsp GSmP. Of most finish Razor. from the
Dentnce and preparation belonging the Toilet for
sale by G.. SAUNDERS K SON,
III Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel.
Fine Green and Black Tea.-Very superior
Ooong Is extra fine do 6s Young Hyson superb articles
IS aud 6s at the and retail Of the Canton Tea
company 1863 tireenwch street, the opner Of Court
andt street and 2 Chatham street between 3ear and Roose
ye Ihs the Oldest and largest Tea esabisment in Ame
fea Their equation for upright dealing and for the very
nigh quality OF their goods stands and doubtless will forever
stand unrvalled We earnestly recommend families
merchants and the whole public this respectable
establishment.
Hill's InfaIlibie Onguent Is warranted IN
all if properly applied eradicate Pyrass Dandru
and all exoatons Of the cuce scalp the falling off
and beautfy the hair, bald
hairs &c. No should be without it, But read for
self
: Having been afflicted with DandruG and falling off of my
Hair, was induced Hills nfable Onguent, and
short trial convinced Of beneficial tendency
storing hair to its natural health aud removing the dam
druff also in giving the hair soft and curly
80 >. RANDOLPH No. 1s William St"
Principal office, No 3 Nassau For agencies and
other certificates, advertisement
philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
Co. Ledger Building, Third street. who receive subscr
bers aud have single copies for sale daily o'clock NIL I'm
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
Movements of T,rnye,,.rs

The number of arrivals, yesterday at the undermen.
toned hotels varied little from the quantity registered
during the previous part Of the week We found al the
AMERIcAN-Mr. Ryan, Montreal; Mr.. Strong 52d Re.
giment British Army, Canada; w. d. Davis N j.; s
Coey. Mobile; l.. A. Clarke J. Paine Staten Island
Robt Hamlin Mo-: Messrs. Kennedy & Foster, Con; III
Lansing, Albany; o. p Pease, Phila.; Chas Zelemer
Phila.; J. Fairfield, Saco.
AsroR-U. A. Greenman Syracuse; J. c. Williams, N
c.; Col. y. Banks N. Y; Geo. Wright Boston; Is RI.
Allen, Va 9. Gushing, Mass; J. Whitaker, Mobile; r
Barnum, Baltimore; Stewart 1hornhIl Boston; j. Tuck
err Phil; Mr.. Senson Mo; Jas Fisher, Boston; Isaac
buchanan, G. W. A. Stuart, Utica; r. Reed, Hudson
Dr. Huntingdon, U. s. NJ; Jos Louis Ohio; Dr. Parker
Bangor; T. Etng Phil; s. v. Talcott Albany j. Shear
Galena; A. T.. Jessup, Phil.
CnY-Capt Cobb, Tauytown C. 3. Miller New
windsor H. suydam, Kingston Col Frances NJ j.,
hon simon Cameron, Penn; j. sheah, Phil; P. g. Jus.
uer, rhll; +. l.. Conant Sherburne; w r. Cunningham
Miss Rodney Fisher, Phila.; O. Barrett Penn; J. Nc
W. aunoen, baltimore; Geo Meeher, Chicago; s. s. Bas.
seu, Washington.
,rhAskLIs.J Walden, Poughkcepsie q. Cbidsey,
ala Grant Robinson, ". Y; a. Pratt Conn. H <
tesoy freoonia; w. +. Mullen Conn i n BIasdell
bosonj !. sergeant, Me; r.. L. stone Trov, Isaac Cole
~ " .oop, keepsej NJ. &. Strong Boston: n AveriII
Con.; Messrs. ihayne, Whittier, Cfanston Boston'
GLoBE-O b. Graham, ~ o.; w j. Mclean 10
O. Cadwallader Phil; a. Davy, England ~ =
HowARp-C. Hunt, l.. IL B. Deilingba, .o.,.
Mr. McCallum, Montreal; Rev A. N Somersa. LIN
gov; A. Johnson, Newhill; Henry Drsager 1ias
Arnold Green, Prov; A, Abbott Andoyer, cbvrpp
Gardner, Boston Bryan * Thomas, Bangor 8 - =
throp Albany; A. II. Whippe, VT; Goo Palmer Mass
J. o'Shaughnessy, Canada West; Hon W. Russell War
rem CO.. Hon. A. e. Nevin, Sullivan CO.. Capt Trnnle
Troy; Geo. {. Craig, Princeton. rr's'
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

FATAL APFRAY-A fatal affray took place in the
bar-room OF the St Louis Exchange last night, about
O'Clock, by which Captain Joseph Carson came to his
death from the effects of pistol ball fired him by Mr.
1. NJ Wadsworth. The deceased survived but minute
or TWO after the shot fred the ball having gone
surrendered himself to custody OF the sheriff who
"I os MN 10 prison to await preliminary investigation
v.e g;m,, recorder Genos There had been previous
Tan. ostween the parties and report has il that
yune, 18th instant - " - ~ ~ - ffeu
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
co. Ledger Building, Third street. who receive subscr-
bers and have single copies for sale daily o'clock n2
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

Toilet Artlcles.-The most choice OF L ubln's,
Guerams Pevosts, saissy's Ede's and Pateys Extracts
aiT Cloth and having Brushes Creams and Toi
let Soaps Combs of the beautiful nsh Razors from the
most ebrated Makers (waraned) Pommades, Cosmetics
Dentfnces and preparation belonging the Toilet for
sale by G.. SAUNDERS K SON,
Rrnad ad,vav Ia Hnfel
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

Opera HouseLast night tins house again presented
Questionable society that could be equaled by
tic in city Messrs Germon, STAN
wood aud the other members Of the Ethiopian fraternity
triumph competition and the elite Of the
city each repetition Of their entertainment. Tonight they
appear variety of and uned songs, glees Duets
which must command general attention
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

Trlumphont.-It Is generally conceded that
Phaon Chemical Hair lnygoat9r is the only article that
falling moistens the hair and keeps the scalp perfectly
healthy Beware Of the trash that constantly advertised by
quack Buy the Invigoraor Of f. Phalon Wig Maker aud
Hair uter 24 Broadway Of his agents For
advertisement
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

November 81, 1916.
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Catcni aleblcinrs.
WrSrARiS RAlSAM

A COMPOUND BALSAMIC PREPARATION from
~ Nll Cherry Ssrk AMI Iaf-Ile oesl hrMEpl
Known o the World fll tfs cure ~ Coughs Gods Asii>
Coup rt-iing u The Lunls. Nl.npits ee..h Sr"u'l
p. il.ry, >horfn.->- "a Breath ain znd weakness In
h- Breast SIDE. Liver Complaint ans ne hfsi stages o
ClN>l NPTlN\.
t. THOUSAND CURES, IN cases d-"'uri ati~rl,
hopeless have trmy established - vast superiority 'Fe
every former medical discovery. II IS. always been st -
<sure. own Preservation" being formed cherry trnu
chemical extracts from MlG Ch~rry bars md tA-tw'
trees tnAt ucky scattered wherever diseases OF N
lungs prevail We gvt afrw instances of - eAuaofcAs
power. from catalogue 2ircsi without rrt
sly address WI be given a, Inc \rvlors Agency
who up by =. NJ her physicians 10 d. 81 con
SUMPTION had hard tum0r for months on ne sde-fas>
among arge Quantities OF sier oi hsny sltssnc.hs
asru 10 medicine for months, be NC pNsi al hopc-en
lre.y cured by few bottles OF ms Bssan In september
sEg Ocioler, l3fA
down for years, bens obliged 10 sleep IN sIins
rosfrrrl f cured 10 send TO his business IN the moe
Thons. Brsiee Esq ?. Jsmaics l. l. cured Of asthma
Of % years standing -, =. - .
hst he hai violent cough sd pain IN ue t'-'or mon =
,ts-d arge quantities OF corrupt usiiersl," eeh ni@-
h. nb-s cans coua io bui irlr 'ur ni-kaFc nm AAs o.
mercury hui dd no good-hs ircni- a. -enpo s ~ -
saopng consumption -frlrriy cure" - '.iVV 'N'-~
WlSrAR's RALSAN , =, ,,
Mn. am d. Hopsins Of Kn0wie-vile. y Y ennr-N
cprvSi OF liver comp ard genera ceoihiy oi e'su
jacob nsemss. NJ D. Huntin gdon. cured child Of 2
~rh~-hle Of Obstinate of The Lungs Aief ne nae
tired al he usual remedies in VAN
Cases daiy occurring 10 every par 81 me s"uhi.
which prove inconeshv the vss superiority Oh ms basah
shade of Lung snd Liver disease over every ou'
preparation heretofore known 10 the world. -
sod. Wholesale and Retail, by A D. u sANo>
Wholesale Druggists. "a Fuonst New York sod Also 9
Only Acs>rs IN rMs CRY. Price. 81 per eotle So
bottles for - ms ON
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pRIvrINc INK MANUFAcToRY.

THE SUBSCRIBER has entity Introduced steam po"
aud improved huery INTO ms manuactory winch
Z abes furnish he customers with superior ar
tr- Printer. and merchants who may have orders iui
Painters I'M, Will rni them promptly executed a. moderate
prices and De- asslrei u being supplied with nh OF af
excellent quality, which 0rbr1ncy AID durability Of cOio
not exec led 10 'he county The subscriber manufactures
Ink of various coor. VIZ red. h.ue, gre-n &c Orders d.
rooted to h- mandatory - fronf-ree between Mont
uerv and Oulverueur streets, Ea-l RIVER through lf
despatch post vii bee pIuclay attended tu. Ih- paper
for several pu-i been printed I'D uk rom ih-
,,.uuf,rforv fieli jtaW fml GEO. MATHER.
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.TuE PATENT CALyANIC RING, and MAJ

NefIf FIIA iN- EtiftfnhNlr discovery ht- ftfflfrI
universal appreciation of ilr Medical Profession Jrra
britain and ha. been sufficiently long before the American
public 20 give fair iria of IL power and efficacy The Pa
Ie~r GALyANlC RfSss have been found 10 a. Ae
purposes for which the ordinary Gayanc Battery or Electric
and Magnetic Machines used but without any of the
ur0u- SHOCKS winch accompany the applications by hOs,
Instruments many other more sara and
CERTAIN iuaccompi-lin- The desired object
The Gavanc Rings have been used with perfect success.
IN all cases Of Rheumatism srufe or chronic appyn. 70 10.
head. limbs Govt TIC DoOfeuN, Toohache, bron
cifs Vertigo Nervous or cs Headache Indigestion, Par
syss Palsy Epilepsy fit-, Cramp PapiiauOn " tie Heart
ApOpexy fne-s OF joints. Luu-aso, Neuralgia, Genera
Debility Deficiency OF Nervous Energy, and AL Nervous
Disorders IN Of confirmed Dyspepsia hey have heel
successful Their extraordinary effects upon the system
mus. be witnessed be- believed ard A. certain PgtvEN
TIVE Tor the comp ains they equally 10 be recon-
ucuded The Galvalic Ring, Ia evcry way perfccty
harmless and are sold prce- to be in fe reach Of all
CEfsrfE's MAGNETIC FLUID Used ia connection with tt
Aims. ID render their ec tut acun certain, and 90 cfec
lie Gasanc influence The particular portions hlch art
Affected.
numerous cercaes of the highest character regard
ir IN. efficacy of the Gaval.c Rings and Magnetic Fluid
reference !, made 10 EMBELLISHMENTS or they may be-
.e-n al he office Only Agency 10 NeH-Nork, ia Fulton
street, ism Buldng) IN Brooklyn a. ne store oi JAMES
" SMITH, Dru.gs coraer Fulton and Cranberry Streets
.r.IN
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vicL hs. hcfl c- ara- portion &C l- mcrcaru e cumu
rfy OF M CRY q New -fufs induces re aIrrr --s 10 r
nnnc- thar they are abe % build FIRE proof stores with equal
strength and greater dgra1iy Than hose which are now
e---ef 40 ar dl AS rlf greater ban Tie present mode A.
the undertaking vii require larger means iil1 ,- Pa,sn-es
can Command they DESTROYS 10 treating with CaTtfs m
o. form oin comp aly or " one ~ ind gdra.-
svnn can promptly alranre requisite an Il arg com
nuncaion ~ a. TIE Tribune Ore directed Tor >ecrif,
Arainlf fue.~ W.. receive immediate a..el-ol.
Nra.Ynrs Il.v ). ~ VA d.
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DR.. WHEELER, ocULIsT

NO % late y Greenwich-treei. near The battery -
Y isvo.s h. exclusive attention 10 DISEASES or IHf
EYE and Ophaic surgery and assures me pun nc ual
there are ainoug. the numerous Diseases 10 which ne
human eve i sb eci sOrles 0f that organ winch can
not be- essentially relieved entirely cured by nm The
vast number OF ndoubtei c,mona- which can Dee seen
a h. Office will ausfy public that his practice = not ~
zee ed either m extent success by that OF any other oc
- IN the [ nted States.
Dr. Wheeler has made arranse men's win me mos emt
nent manufacturer In Par- constant supply OF Aftnct
Eye. which nearly resemble the natural organ IN appear
nee bear the closest scrutiny aud oh-eNson wiou
ae ference being detected Dr. w. viii insert and if'
rI 81 them on reasonable terms
ry-Ofce hours from \ VI 70 | o'clock 7. NJ, amer
,yi - b. "a. f. .aif Ianr "a. irnf- yll er'dlm'