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NaShingtO Male and | Female
$ L MIN 4 ny.


n VIE second sessiou OF this institution Wai
4 commence On Nrdueslly tho III III. pti
neat, aud continue iite upuihH VI
B0lRD o. ABSTRACTION
|. Cap l1ala p caal, Superintendent.
Physics, Ethics and Bellies lriirez
: ff.uclru Of Female Department 10 be ...i
supplied
} Rev JAs E.taaa. Latin, Greek. Mathematics,
1 Miss MAY L Conn, insiurlfbss IN Frmals
Department
) Nias CLEoas { Balour, do do
TERMS OF TUITION.
To BE- paid half IN advance in every instance a
Me James Gibson Treasurer of the Boarl II
Trustees. Urinary instruction, 81 On; Comn..,
English Branches, SIC 00' Full Course, $50 ll.
duaie on lhc Piano $50 00; on the GaItar. s lg
Efenehi SlQ Drawing sud Painting 80 B,sft
nun 81 10 50 per month. Pupils aalafiny ai,ri
Tue commencement ol the session all pag anl,
lef the time OF joining, but no tedueloa made 10.
lost tune ailer entering, a. iha Is a sall.sas
tanning Institution, the Trustees must asst UPON
prompt payment Of tuition fees. Al znnlIeal. ln.
Tor Information nut be adiJcsss1 psi Dad. L.
the Superintendent
he ltuIres take great pleasure n zuHaans.Hr
10 The public aud lie friends NJ the samaaf# a. a,
they have happily SECURED the services Of an ai.
heieui corps Of instructor, fully Competent u iA,
important task which they have asaunad
;. I SANDERS. SFafsiary
Baafd ffHlti'.
hasliingiou, Ak, Mnch -, lsiiziG.Gu
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SuFR OF iRKisSAS, !


UouNIH oF llEsfsfEAD
4 hs HHap tad Court u Pfabdfs,
ipH Tem. ipui ~, 4. D. lsi7,
Dsh5rih luhnsaui Psiii!tasT.
sIHklas la'.asan a. aimiais,Tataf Of the
estate of EIWafi johnson, 81. aud
the said Saklsf johnson as aan Of
The ald Edward johnson; Waitsrl
Williams AID uihffs, the children Of
I4mrs johnson, dec, who was a
saa Of tAt sud kdwad, sally fa:r.
wlr Of rs.HIaH falei Lnnisa Band
ani others. children Of Nailzel
Band, who Was the daughter ot The
said Edward, uFtsy Fowler, wife Of Petition
John w. Fowler Rebceoa Teels. { forDO9si
wife OF George feelr, Nancy Pos.
TN, liuo Ann sinart mud oihsfs.
children Of John johnson, dec, w6a
wa sun af tie sid Edward, the
eilldru and unknown heirs Of Pal,
Low, dee, AIN was a daughter u
the sii EdWafdi Caii anne Cheat.
ham and others. the children and
hens VI Edward johnson, who was
The sou of tie sad Edward, 81.
ieIis ct Tie ed Edward John.aa
St, dee
=
HIS D. came the SAID peiIiianrr By hel
attorney and filed her petition herein, pray.
ng that dover may be asslgued and allotted i1
her IN the real aud personal estate Of the said
Edward johnson. 81. dec, aud she also fled the
Affidavit Of sIakIef johnson stating tha; Betsy
Fowler aud Join Il Fowler, Rehaeea f,elc and
GeufFe Ieria. aH4 Nancy Posion, and the un.
known heif. Of Pal, Low, dec, arc nonresident.
Of the State Of Arkansas II is ordered By the
court that Publication be rsia notifying the said
uHu.resiieni defendants Of ,As tendency Of tins
suit aud that unless they be aud appear by them.
selves % attorney en- OF before tie third day Of the
next term Of tins court, Of q court 70 be holden al
the count house N the town Of Washington, In III,
county Of llempBeud, and State of Arkansas, OF
the second Mondsy Of July next, and answer III,
petition OF the said petitioner the same will b,
taken iof confessed Agains, them aud deere,
entered accordingly. Aud Il is further ordered
that this order be published In some newspaper
published Ia the State Of Arkansas for two weeks
by two successive weekly Insertions the last I,
be at least four weeks before the mex, term Of thi
court.
A trnc copy from the record.
Tcsie. :, 7, SANDERS, Ciuk
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sew ORLEANS otAs1rlcNioy.
[ lnimiIatIng b tlal af LIIernlgLI
STATE or ARKiNSlS,

II IT Ut IWN TNNINI
CorSrY or LATAYErrE
IN The LafIyeu, Prolli, Court AZ Wa Term,
4 y. lsli, Nay 10, l. D. lsi7.
Martha IL Lofts,
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The receipts of a Yellow Wrapper by any sub
sc.iber is 10 be understood as notice that tn
number il eneloses is the last subseribsd paid for
0EThe connection Of Mr.. H Lansley No.
8. Astor House, with the publication OF the Re-
view, has entirely ceased since July, l645.
that gentleman isnot authorized 10 rscaive And
ney,oF give receipts on account Of the Rsvie mo-
TO TIE DEMOCRA fIC PRE- So W.
Our exchange list now amounts TO several mum
dEed, and is attended with considerable expense !;
more particularly as Congress has not seen fit TO
extend TO porio.:icals the immunities from post
age enjoyed by the daily press; yes we cheerfully
continue our connection with our exchanges,ta
ing that they will 40, fail to, comply with ihe
conditions, viz insert our prospectus for tbs vol
ulne and notice the numbers.
TRAVELLING AGENTS AND CoLLECToRs,
Mr. lsseal E James is our travelling agent fnI
| the Southern and South Western States, assisssd
! by James K Whippie, VIM IL Webb, ii
Stem, Jno Weld, Hussey, Waterman
Reubin Henry and Jno Collins
| MIR G w james, is our travelling agent for the
western States, assisted by Il smith, I Dent
L Y jennings, t G Smith and Halves.
Mr. Henry Lewis is our travelling agent fol
Alabama and Tennessee.
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WINNERS,
Canadian VeYgalifaage.

The remedy TO which we would coll the atten.
ton of the public, is one which has proved suso
cessfu! for some time; and il is universally ac
knowledged by all who have sRied 10, TO be for 81
peTior 20 any other medicine employed i'll
diseases for which il is recommended. IL not on
ly destroys worms and InSigorassa ihe whole sys.
TEN, but it dissoives aud carries of che superb
oundant slime or mucus, so prevalent in the stom.
aeh and bowels of children, more especially those
| IN bad health. The mucus forms the bed or nest
| in which worms p.odnce thcir young, aud By re-
moving il, il is impossible for worms to remain in
the body. Il is harmless in its efEee,son the sys
| tenn. and the health Of the person is always inn
| proved BY It's use, even when no worms are dis
covered.
| Il will be seen by the following statement that
Mr. McCord had, previous TO using "Winer's
Canadian Vermifsge," resorted to various prep
ara.ions recommended for Eorms, without any
sdvantage-ths ofitself, is sufficient to the supe-
tiority of this preparation over all Others for sim
liar purposes.
brooklyn, January 18th, I846
Messrs. John Wines and Co.-SIRs: am hap
/ Ply TO have il in my power TO bear testimony, OF
the good effects attending the use Of your Cansdi.
an Vermifuge. !
Ny child oe two years of age, had boon Ill for
some seven months. and had fnslly become 60
emaciated, that we dispaired of les recovery
Surprising the cause oil lis sickness was worms.
sush cases, but thoy produced no beneficial ef-
fects. We bad given her up as past recover,
when we were roc 'mmended by friend. who
had heard of your medicine, TO give it a trial
we did so without any expectation OF its being
serviceaoie, but to great JOY and surprise, az
ter she had taken six doses, and six only, che be.
gan gradually to recover, and is now in better
health than she has been for ten months.
can now recommend your "Canadian Yer
ini!uge" with the greatest confidence, AMI as a
friend to tho young portion of the human family,
who suffer from worms. am glad to bs able 70
give such decided confidence in she success 70
your medicine, and am willing you should refO
to me any persons who may have doubts onsheti
point Yours. truly,
GILES McCORD.
The "Canadian Vernfuge' is only 25 cents
per bottle and is much pleasanter thon any il
use. Prepared only by John Wiher & Ce., 8;
Maiden Lane, n. Y. Sold BIZ CHAS. Gle
MENT, agent for Joliet; also by l.. BOXCE
agent for Chicago.
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Charcoal Bsuefi cial 10 Peach Trees.

Mr.. Mason Cleyeland, Of Hartford. CT.
wishes to make public an experiment
made upon peach tree by an acquain-
lance of his, the truth of which he says
can be depended upon beyond all question
lat any rate The experiment is cheap
one, and is worth trying. He had young
peach tree, the leaves of which were
turning yellow, and showing other symp-
toms Of decay. My friend, calling to mind
the qualities az charcoal, removed the turf
and soil, near the roots, in circle of about
two feet in diameter around the tree, and
filed the space to a level with the sur
rounding soil. with fine pieces and dus. Of
charcoal, which remained in the bottom
of box. The result was surprising. The
tree put on fine healthy leaves instead oil
the yellow ones, and all other signs oil
sickness departed in wonderfully short
space oftime. The tree again commenc.
ed growing, and remainedperfectly healthy
until some years after, when it was des.
troyed by the weight of its crop of fruit as
sisted by strong wind. Il is worthy o
note that its fruit, both in quality and size
was as much improved as the appearance
of the tree itself.
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heretofore been considered acurabe, such as Vi.
GERS of the Larynx, Throat, Nose, Nodes, &C.
The ARCANUM EXTRACT is q complete
Antidote to the serious Evils produced by the inyu
dicious Use of MERCURY. Asa SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER it cannot be surpassed, work.
ing its way through the system with silent and
eii G;u iorce g. moon. n
Removing DYSPEPTIC INFLUENCES;
Soothing the NERVES.;
Removing INTERNAL DISTINCTIONS and Dis
eases that would otherwise cause injury to the
LIVER and LUNGS.
Persons whose Constitutions are broken down
by the use of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, es
QUININE, and any who are suffering from
; DISEASED LIVER, or an injudicious treatment
of any of the above Diseases should use the AR
CANUM EXTRACT without delay.
In complicated cases of SCROFULA and
SYPHILIS, and in cases where the SyphiIit;c
Virus of the Parent causes development of
{ Scrofula in the Child, this is THE ONLY REM
EDY upon which reasonable hope OF Recovery
can be founded.
In numerous instances, also, where liberation
( had laid bare both ligament and bone, and wherea
to all appearance, no human means but amputa
} ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatched from the grave and restored to health,
the devouring disease being completely eradicated
by the use of this inestimable Extract
The ProprIetors oil The ANCANOM GA1 RAO
have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis
eases with the most gratifying Results. In using
: the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need be
interrupted, requiring only the usual restraint Of
moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
( efficacous to the infant as well as the adult
: *x* Pamphlets, giving Description for what
: the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
observations on Insensibe Respiration, and q
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
: Bottle. Agents are supplied with the above pam
; phets for gratuitous Circulation.
The ARCANUM EXTRA c. T is pre-
) pared by JOHN WINER, Hamilton, Canads
} West, and JOHN WINER d Co., 80 Nader
: Lane, New York, Sole Propretofs
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
n Joliet; also by L. NJ. BOYCE, agent for
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JEDDIAH WOOLLEY .JH.
SURVEYOR AND AGENCY OFFICE,
ou1oAao srRHHL, JOLIET, ILL.

CHICAGO STREET,, JOLIET, I'LL.
VIII ot,ehd TO Surveying or giving descriptions
Of Land or Town lots in Will, Kendall, Grundy,
or La-Salle counties So all chose who shallfavor
him with q call and will have at all times on
hand Maps ofthe above counties, with correct
delineations of Timber and Prairie and Streams,
with falls ofwater wherever they occur, either on
the Des PLANES, Du Page ,Kankakee, or Illinois
sivers; ond also the principal Roads: together
it'll Representative o9 fac 1lAllnoIs q Michigan
Canal.
4 The experienced Mr.. Woolley has had as Sur
oyor in the above counties in the last dheen,
ears will warrant him i'll saying that he can
i've general satisfaction.
In all cases his charges will be reasonable,
nd prompt inhis attention TO business. His
fiee nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern.
References.
Hon. J wENTwoRTH,l
80. ". DOLE, 7 Chicago
n. L. WILSON,
joliet, Hrsy s, 1915. 4ftf
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CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
+ InGallGDle cure for kills or
aGgsse s. F0Ve%.

aVS SSO - 2tVESs
And Ia Sure Re@edg for Bilious, Remit
SeGt and other Feuers.
This Invaluble Medicine is purely veg
etable.
YHNfIE unexsmpled success ofthlstruly unri-
A Ualled Tonic, in curing in few hours where
all other remedies have failed, and that too, in
ca ses of from six months to ten years Standing
warrants the assertion, that if taken according 90
the directions, il is infaIible. A long list of
certificates in proof tsinfaIlibilty, might be adj
ded; urthose uponthe wrapper are deeued suf-
ficient.
tits not in the least nauseatiDg. nor does it
operate upon the bowels; but its saIutary action
upon the Whole ystem is so charming. that every
one is highly delighted at their speedy recovery
health Such remedy, the afflicted have long
been in want Of; that cures speedily and peri
It ancntly, whore the usual caution to imprope-
exposure is observed.
HFFrom the great popularity Of this medi-
cine, many limitations professingto be Glenn
EMS IN DIAN TONIC, are afoat. Therefore
be sure 10 ask for that prepared by GEO. w.
HOUSE, Nashville Tennessee, who is sole pro
| prietor.
I CAUTION.-To prevent fraudobserve upon
the directions upon the bottle, the written sigma.
sure Of Geo. w. House. Also moulded in the
bottle an Indian, with the words stClemens' In
dian Tonic, prepared By Geo. w House )" All
Others are counterfeit. eos
| For sale by BROWN & Co., Joliet. ID
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Joliet steam Foundry.

THNHE Subscriber continues to manufac.
II tuTe Castings ofall kinds, for custom
ers at short notice, Having recently erect
ted large addition to his establishment,
he is enabled to furnish all kinds ofcas
tings as cheap as any in the West.
gEZRHsEs9IgG NZACR719Hs
Oftwo Notwithstanding cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing the Ia
test improvements, and finished in SUI
perior style constantly on hand.
All kinds of Grist mill, Saw mill, aud
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latest improved patterns.
Hollow ware, Ploughs, and other ar
ticles usually furnished at such establish
ments constantly on hand.
ScrapIron received in exchange for cas-
tings or work.
M. L. ADAMS.
Toilet, March, 10, 1916.
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YxZRasEaagG MACHINES
TAEEORRVE.

TN NEatfern would informthe citizens OF
1t Joliet and vicinity, thathe has opened his
shop ono door south ofDuncan's Store, whore he
vii be happy 60 accommodate his old custom
sers, and the public generally, with work on
short notice. To the young men oftnis place
be would say, that no endeavors will be wanting
on his part to please the most fastidious taste,
and 10 all cases &c will be warranted.
He has juss received the latest PARIS and
NEW YORK Fashions, which viii enable him
20 do his work in strict conformity with the pre-.
veili0g fashions ana taste ofthe day.
nTCUTTING done on short notice, and
warranted TO &c. properly made up.
Joliet, Dec /, 1916.
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WooL.-The history Of the growth of
wool is very curious. Fifty years ago not
pound of fine wool was raised in the
United States, in Great Britain, or any
other country except Spain. In the latter
county the focks were owned exclusively
by the nobility OF the crown. In 1854, a
small flock was sent to the Eiector of
Saxony, as present from the King of
Spain whence the entire product of Saxo-
ny wool, now of such immense value
Before the last war between this country
and Great Britain, Col. Humphrey sue
ceeded in getting few merino sheep
brought out OF Spain, though their expor'
tation was prohibited under the penalty Of
being sent to the galleYs for life.
In 1909 during the second invasion Of
Portugal, some of the valuable Crown
flocks were sold to money. Our Consul
at Lisbon, Mr.. Jarvis, purchased fourteen
hundred head, and sent them to this coun.
try. Previously, however, Mr.. Livingston
obtained a few sheep ofthe Spanish breed
as present, in 1892. portion of the
pure unmixed merno blood from these
focks is to be found in Vermont at this
time. Such was the origin ofthe immense
focks of fine wooded sheepin the U.State'
and Great Britain.
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GILES McCORO.
IEVgT GOODS,
CHARLES CLEMENT

Opposite Merchants Row, Bluff St.,)
TEASjust received from New York his Fall
4 and Winter stock of Goods, which have
been bought for cash, which will enable him 90
sell them (for ready pay) as cheap. or "a little
cheaper, than any other Store in the county
Great has been taken IN selecting good goods
expressly for this market. His stock consists of
Dry Goods. Boots, Books, Caps, Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockery, Glassware, Pals. Drugs. Dye
stulfs, Paints, Oils, &C., &c. Our friends and
the public generally are invited 20 call and ex-
anime our goods and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere.
Produce received in payment
for GOODS. Joliet, Oct. 20. 1886
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800 Mount JuofftS. III.
|THyHEfall ERIN Of this Institution will openon
IL the 1854 of August, and continue eleven
weeks.
TERMS. 49,
|Tuitionin Common English Branehesfor
the Term, S4O8
Higher English Branches, 500
Board, Washing, Fuel, and Room rsns =
per week, As50,
|Incidentals and Bed.washing, for the
Term, ~
Studentsfurnish Beds, Towels, ami Lights.
P. JUDSONs Agent. q
Mount Morris. July 90. l645. n5-sf
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VERSUS.
S A r S A P A R L L A .

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
and established celebrity throughout the country,
which has been sustained by its virtues and efti-
cacy alone, as a REMEDY for
SCROFULA, or Kings Evil,
ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
Long-standing RHEUMATIC Affections,
Diseases of the SKIN, White Swengs,
Diseases of the BONES, all Ulcerous Cases,
SYPHILTTIC s. MERCURIAL Diseases,
Affections of the Liver; DYSPEPSIA:
COSTIVENESS; all CHRONIC 81 NER-
VOUS Complaints, occurring i'll debilitated and
cachectc constitutions:
Diseases caused by an IMPURE State of the
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS, and those very disagreeable
Affections resulting therefrom and which have
Sold by CHAS. CLEMENT, agent f
Chicago.
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Hounds Better Kept than Human Beings.

The London Peoples Journal publishes
the following paragraph, being an extract
ofa.commnnication from the Row. Justice
Mccarthy, Roman Catholic Citrate of
Mallow in Cork:
81 saw, few days ago, a lot of grey
hound dogs, and ascertained that the pack
consisted Of fourteen, and that each dog
was allowed pint of new milk every
day, and competent quantity of oatmeal,
and that the milk would DO given in great.
or abundance if il were not for its fatten.
ing qualities. The owner is gentle.
man who has lately come into possession
Ofan dnincumbered property estimated al
fROm G40, 600 TO G12,00 per year-has
q residence and about E500 per year in
our district. There is, at his gate, ham.
let containing pauper population OF al
least two hundred souls, and can safely
aver, that those dogs consumed more milk
during the past winter than that numbeu
Of human beings. As for oatmeal, il Il
an article Of diet they never indulge in
He was written to. by the Relief Commit
tee, but vouchsafed no reply. Others re.
fused the smallest contribution. AnOlheI
gentleman in his neighborhood keeps a
pack Of the same specieso hounds, anc
to their food adds fresh beef or mutton be.
fore each hunting meeting"
At the South the negroes are the mos
extensive dog-owners and, slaves a.
they are, they somehow afford to KEEP
cery fat dogs, without skimping their owr
sshog- meat and hominy-"
RipR Worm may Be cured By scratch.
ing a7olnd The cutter surface with the point
Of s pin. The disease sill not 81 abe
line &c the skin IS cut.
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MAJ HEN the price OF the Review was redu-
w ccd from to 3 dollars, for the purpose
OF bringing il within the means of many 90 whom
dollars Wns high price, we promised if cir
clmstances would permit, soon &c restore the size
20 somsthing like that we formerly sold for at 5
dollars. We are pleased now 10 announce that
the twentieth volume will be increased over the
nineteenth by ons-fifIh the number of pages that
is-eAch number will contain 96 pages Of origin
nj matter instead of 80, without increase Of
price. The style ofthe page is also changed
and the type enlarged. The old appearance of
the Review has been SO closely initiated by other
periodicals as TO make change desirable. and we
trust the pages as they are now presented 20 our
readers will at least be acceptable formerly
The portraits Of Distinguished Democrats will
be continued engraved in costly style. This
moda of introducing the popular leaders as it
were personally to ths public, has been received
with great favor, and 10 attain this end no fex-
pense has been spared TO have the likeness
accurate.
TERMS HENcEFuRWAKD Invariably in adj
vance, single copies $500. Eight copies to one
address, $50 90. So
The necessity of odherihg 20 the cash system
at the present low pEiee, is seIf-eyidsnt, and no
numbers will be forwarded IN future without COM
pliance with our terms. This rule is rigidly an
plicable all, and its importance is too obvious 10
permit any 10 take offence at iss operation
All eonmnnic aiions concerning the Review.
iii any manner, must be addressed, (poss paiclse
the subscriber. THO. PRENTICE KETTLE.
Editor Of ne Democratic Review.
H2 Fulton Street New York
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GOODS FOas THE PEOPLE

At ahe EarHafeR's Store.
N A. WATSON, is now opening at
IL Wilmington one of the mes; extern
sive complete and we'll selected StocE Of -Mer-
chandise ever received az this place.
g.. g. WOOLLEN. GOODS.
Broadcloths, CassimeIs, Satnetts, Fullsd CLOTHS,
Sleeps Grey, Kentucky jeans, Linseys, Flannels,
Blankets, Hosiery. and threads.
WOOLLEN SEI.aWLS
IN every variety and shade OF color, qua ity and
price.
! ALPACA
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LOCKPORT.
Plough Factory.
The Subscribers continue to manufac,
ture
Lanes Celebrated Steel Plnughs.

tufe
Lanes Celebrated Steel Ploughs,
And other Approved Patterns,
and are prepared to furnish customers at
short notice, Ploughs ofevery size, of supe.
rior quality andthickness, and warranted
to scour in any soil. The timber used is
selected with great care and thoroughly
seasoned, and the work done in man
ner not to be surpassed.
6rLefi-handed Ploughs made to order.
All kinds ofproduce taken in exchange
for PlOughs.
LANE & WEEKS.
LockPort, Aug. Is. 1916
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ORA. Turner.

Would respectfully announce to that un-
prtunate class ofcommunity who arslsbofing un-
Ter Diseased Eyes, that he has located in
he village Of Joliet, and is prepared by his
ew and unique method of treatment, 60 take
harge of, and cure, all such cases of Opthalma
have been hitherto regarded incurable.
Those who have either from the judgment Of
heir Physicians, or the great length of time they
ave suffered, regarded themselves as doomed 20
,erpetual pain OF darkness, may take new cour-
&c, in view of the unparalleled successattending
hat particular mode of treatment of the Eye a.
lopied' by DIR. TURNER and only in use by three
bihsrs lathe United States.
His telms viii be reasonable, but for the in
tosInntiou 81 those who may desire TO apply 70
him for his aid. he deems il proper To state them
They win be as follows.
For treatment of the eyes one week, So 90.
do do and boarded, a SO.
0erIn treatment of the Eye, no Zee viii be tG-
ken until an improvement is experienced. 90
Joliet, February 2, ie47.