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h3-Mssonsc.-The semi annual communication Of the
Grand Lodge of the District OF Columbia will take place
the Masonic Hail. OF and 10Th streets, on Tues
day. the Let day of May next at O'Clock, p Officers
and members requested be punctaai in attendance,
business of importance will be presented Tor action.
Master Masons good standing invited be present
BY order OF the NJ. W Grand Master
CHAS. y. FRAILEY,
ApU-dJ Grand Secrctary
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Ms Bible Socicty.-Thc thirteenth anniversary
ing Bible Society of this city will be held in Trinity
Church. Grew. DIR. ButleIs) Monday evening, April
30h quarter before O'Clock to which the friends of
the particularly invited.
Addresses viii be delivered by Rev Mr.. Tiilinghas of
Georgetown by Rev. Mr. Strickland, delegate from the
American Bible Society, and by Rev. DIR. Prime, of
the secretaries of that society.
As society of this city considerably indebted
the parent society for Bibles the subscribers funds
yet paid, and other friends who may wish
this cause, will confer special favor by send
ing subscriptions donations, with their
Col Nourse the treasurer, 18th street. by handing
them il more convenient to either Of the undersigned.
]. p. INGLE, Chm'n OF Ex. Committee.
M. II. MILLER, Sec'ry Of the Society.
ApA-3
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JI9 $50 0lb oil
Bethel pecinc, to hear from. Contest very close and
result doubtful.
The Baltimore Patriot of last evening gives returns
from Norfolk Borough Norfolk county. Princess Anne
I'm part) and Nansemond. giving Watts l,l4; Millson
SOS; and adds
"a letter from the Norfolk Herald Office says that
Mlscn no doubt elected by 200 malortythe rest OF
the district beng strongly ocoioco Atkinson Qocofoco)
was the late member"
CITY.
Congress twhig) $50; Millson. (dem y s77
(dem } 372.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
Tho vote at Smitheld stood: l54 for Mllsor, 81 for
Watts Polls kept open for three days. Two or three
precincts TO be heard from
PRINCESS ANNE.
AT Kempsvlle p. m, april 2s.-Watts's majority for
Congress 49,
H0us Of Delegate, -Ganison, (whg3 majority o.
Iourt House and two precincts to hear from
Photographed for the Richmond Enquirsr.l
sPOTsYLyANIA.
FREDERICKSBURG, April 81, 81, a. m.
conway reelected by $50 200 majority Holladay's
majority IN the county estimated at So Polls kept open
Arnold tdem-) led Wallace votes at the close OF the
PG S,ss a. The first day Polls kept open.
beat Pendleton for Congress.
From tn. Frederick sburg Recorder extra April n.
spoTrsYLvANA.
Frederick burg Congress: Holiday, dem } 1874
roroes, (whg,) 1856 Polls closed
oour House.-Holladay, So; Forbes, 81. Polls still
open.
Conway will be elected to the legislature
STAFFORD.
we have no figures from this county Rumor gives
Saue whg) 40 votes Morton (dem for the legis-
iature, 40 far as heard from.
Congress; jeremiah Morton (whig) runs ahead of
'0aa : :, Pendleton (whig) up to this time: :,
Aurl half ln~k- r,,y..
'alnn' (dem,) li9; Harvie. (whig0 81.
CAROLINE.
al Sycamore new precinct,) Holiday, 80 majority;
ouokheg' Qesislature,) 81.
KING
KING GEORGE c. H, April 2s
The polls closed for this day The vote stands thus
Holiday. lI9; Forbes, 49,
Houe-Arnold, lis; Wallace, ia
gTsndfe-Chinn, III; Harvey, lis.
,b;ah Pols wlii be kept open for two days longer
hk Arnold will be elected by small majority though
me Ways think differently We doing the thing up
Many more democrats to yoteyet
From the Alexandria Gazette of yet,sraay
ALEXANDRIA couSTY-oFFIcnL.
John s Pe0d.,o, trh., cour, House Cross Roads
Jeren;h esinus'on lWns) lSs 4-i72
'iof'oh twh.) aS 29-277
Motions majority los
legislature.
S su onoWden (whig) 357 1856
~ o. "a
Snowden's majority 337
In Fairfax county. al Zmmerman's precinct, the vote
lor ngre.e-Pendeton. SO Morton, ST. For the
ieg,slatnre-Nevitt, So Williams, So
al bayliss precinct, for Congress, Pendeton. Is
sioft1n' 49, For the egslature-Nevitt IS; Villains
In p1n nave W 10, heard from the other precincts
IL m rhnee william county, at the Occoquan precinct,
ne vote stood for Congress-Pendleton, 81; Morton II
ror he House OF Delegates the vote at Occoouan was.
FRENCH 20; HARRISON H. This up to O'Clock, p M
Prom the Fe'sfstrrs In,eiligsncer Of Yesterday
TOWN. or PETERSBURG
Hous-John ". Syme, (whig,) no opposition.
Sessrs"-R. x. Meade, tdsn. y no oppostion
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DUEL "A duel was fought at Old Point yesterday be-
tween P Jones "a passed midshipnan in the navy and
Dr. Jas Hope, Ia nephew of Commodore Barron) Bosh
we're severely, If not MORALLY, woundedNorfxk Argus
Aprl 81
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NMOEaR and Rsdwosd's Prass,oaI Fharmssy 4 vet
N1 brodsrp's Geological Rssrsation., 1 vol.
APM FRANCK TAYLOR
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MARRIED.,

the the residence OF Hon John
Morgan Right Rev DR.. HusHe Bishop OF New York
JOSEPH SEMMES Of Georgetown D. c. to IORANTHA,
daughter p JORDAN ofthe former city
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q. II. PARTRIDGE M. d.,
No. 1876 Spruce street, Philadelphia,

No. 1876 Spruce street, Philadelphia,
CONTINUES give his particular attention the
ment diseases OF the skin, scroula and diseases
the throat
Office hours m, p m, and p.
10 lU-3mifs
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nt- benefit Of tho First (colored) Bap-
list Church will commence on Monday, the S0th April,
and continue until the following Monday night, the
Franklin Engine Hall. The public invited to attend
and hestoW their charity. Admtance IN cents.
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Posr OFFICE, WEST Troy.

Albany county, N. Y, April 20, 1919.
SIR: AS these are the days OF reform you will excuse
me tor troubling you with the following lines have
had the honor Of holding the Office of postmaster of this
village under the late administration. and shall hold
long you fit for You know it is customary for
good officers to die resign this land OF liberty Now,
sir. will venture to say there is not of my whig
friends but would rather should hold the Office unless
it is those that want it themselves For my part have
nothing to says for the doctrine is the vctors belong
the spoils 1t is true, my father served almost eight
years in the continental army and for myself, served
as volunteer in the war of lsl4. which tried mems
souls also nominated General Taylor Immediately al
ter the battle of Palo Alto, but he being not an ultra
whig and myself not ultra democrat, | of course
voted for my old friend Gen Cass.
General must confess there is circumstance in my
political life that regret; and that is. that last fall was
pressed BY one OF my friends to go 10 Albany and gel
Nike Walsh to make a political speech Mike was
stone sober at the time But to myself politi-
cay, think got out of the coach, the arsenal gate
to inform Major Baker that Mike was going to hold
forth, and if he heard him, the Major would be convert
ed However, sorry to say he did not come, and be
(the Major remains sinner yet.
Now, General if the above confessions won't save
fellow, then the old cocks head of SO years stand
ing must be cut off,
am, sir, very-Tespecuully, your obedent servant,
J. HITCHCOCK. p M
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01-Smlthsouiar Lectures.-A of lectures on
Geology will be delivered by Edward Hitchcock, LII D.,
president OF Amherst College, in the lecture Of
wing of the Smithsonian Building, on Monday We'd
nesday and Friday evenings. To at O'Clock
on Monday evening, April 30.
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b. I'd. G. 4 g. r. DrER. .s.csss.aws.


i ERTY-Pursuant to a decree Of tho circuit court q
county of Washington, in the District Of Coaumbi.
sitting Of shs%ss in the ca. j., q SGiRs Ed
and Others the subscriber rs trnstee will sell 70 ne hkho
bidder, public auction. Thanday. the lstf day
Dyer the following described lots and premises belong
ing 70 the estate Of Thomas Law. deceased. 10 wits
In Square No. 2ss. all escep. subdivision D
Do 20. lots z and
Do go, lots i, 3, s, and
Do 295. lots 3 and
Do S24. lots 8 and IL
Do 3s2, part lots and
p p SIS ;sssss; Yn.s.d,a
+ i s:a Z o : i Z : \, 4 e. e.: and
Do Do So S. Io o,: s g' e IL and an % !.
Do s. a. ios. I. :. 8. 10. H. g. 81. u.AS.
% p g! q. ? 8 4,s. .nds
Do 'ss I'll; Ia. 20, q. q. =, and part -
b b Of Is Is R pa. II; r. II e I'd Z
Is, II, Is 20, and q
Do -. part los and
DO no. 10. pss / I p.s pan ): p:n ! e.ns.s.
So, part 10, part ii, part IL
On lots e. and iS square 6es arc erected three three
story brick occupied by the United Sases
Coast Survey
On part OF lot ., In square o - ahree-stoFy DICK
house.
Terms Of sale; Onefour,h cash; the balance in three
endorsed with interest from the day Of sale.
The the right TO resell At the risk and
cos. Of the purchase case tho terms q ,.e shall not be
final Of the sae deeds will Do gven
Tile believed to be indisputabe.
U'''''' JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
&c. & q. F. DYER,
Ap 29-3tawiftds Auctonser.
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According to these returns, which are many of them
reports, Morton (whig) is elected
[Among his other votes Mr. Pendleton one OF the
eight southern wings who contributed to defeat Clay
toms compromise bill Morton, his letters and speeches,
denounced that vote. MIR. Pendleon was once called
the Lone Star. He may be styled the Lost Pleiad
THE SHENANDOAH DISTRICT
Mr.. Mcdowell is elected TO Congress without OPP
position-hayng received in Rockingham county alone
7s7 votes, and two precincts TO hear FROM
Deneale (dem) is reelected to the Senate without
opposition.
Latest from Richmond.
RICHMOND, April 2s-lO, D. m.
''Seddon elected by at least $50. We think Bocock
and Powell elected. Ayerets district close and doubt
full"
The Northwestern District.
Photographed for the Unonl
"WHEELrNo, April IS, 81 a. m
'.In Ohio county, Russell (whig) has 593 majority
in Marshal Russell has 2oS; in Tyler Russell has Isl
in WetzeI, Newman (dem has POI ma jority. No more
reliable returns have been received Newman is GER
tainly elected by two to four hundred majority"
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From the National intelligencer
Commission ON Claims against Mexico.

Commission Claims against Mexico.
The Board of Commissioners, which has been sitting
for time past, appointed to adudcae the claims of
citizens against Mexico provided by the late treaty,
having prescribed the rules necessary to be observed
the presentation of claims and of testimony has adjourn
ed to the first Monday of June next for the purpose
OF aordng claimants time TO prepare their cases in ac
cordance herewith
The class of claims which, we understand will be
taken up the sitting of the board to be held the
time mentioned, those which were before the mixed
commission appointed under the treaty Of 1889, on
which awards were made BY the commissioners on the
part of the United States, but which failed to be finally
audcated by The expiration of the commission before
the decisions OF the umpire had been rendered Claim
ants will perceive by the published rules and orders that,
in order 10 bring claims of this description before the
present board memorial in each required to
be filed Claims of this class we understand, it Is
not proposed to take up until the month Of November
next-a delay quite necessary to allow parties time to
procure their testimony and prepare their cases.
We understand that the Office of the Commission, which
is still held in the west wing of the City Hail. will be
open daily, during the OF The Commission allow
Of the filing OF memorials other papers intended to be
laid before the board and to give claimants their agents
opportunity to examine papers relating to their claims
which are in possession OF the Commission.
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Photographed for the Union
"MOre Neforsn."-vlvs la BagateIIe,
e yesterday received by mail the following commu-
Posr OFFICE, West Troy,

VIE yesteIudy IeCtIVtu Dy HAL Tue IOIIOWlRE cOmmu
ncation:
PosT OFFICE, West Troy
Albany county, ~ Y, April 49, Isio
SIR: As am old man. and my wife has only nine
children, thought of writing the Postmaster General
and confess my political But while was writing
the within document, my successor with his are in
his hand and told me he would cut my head off in three
or four days. finally finished my letter. and thought
would send it to you, things stand as you were
Father Richie, 1.-THE father Of the faithfully it would do
much good in that direction as TO send to the
General himself. notice in the Union the other
day. requesting to be informed when head was cut off
80 you will see that my head will come off ON next
Monday.
Very respectfully yours,
j. HITCHCOCK, Postmaster yet
N. B. Don't stop my Union, although my head is of.
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IMPORTANT FROM ST.. DoMISGo-A great battle fought
BY arrival at New York from Maragone on the 7h
instant, the New York Courier has received the inei-
gence that President Solouque had after severe battle
taken from the Dominicans the OF Las Maas and
killed and taken prisoners Many Of them eses"eS
abandoning five pieces Of artillery and six FOUNDER
The above engagement took place on the morning OF
the 18th of March Generals Boho, Vincent and Michel
left in possession of the captured towns, and the
President, with his trocps left the 10th for Port
Prince. Three hundred troops from Jereme passed
through Maragone the I'd instant, their way to
Port Prince, TO joint tine President More gath
erng from all directions join the President, who would
shortly make another attack on the Dominicans-
A fotlla, consisting of five vessels, with 500
troops on board, recently left ST. Domingo for Aqua,
where IT was thought battle would be fought.
1he United States sloop-of Albany arrived at St
Domingo on the 10th and left for Aux Cages the 18th
officers and crew all well The United States sloop- Of
war Germantown was daily expected at ST. Domingo.
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in which those prisoners kept who, by long course Of
vice or want OF capacity, destitute OF mind caps
bity OF exertne be unfit for serviceable
labor Here the upper story, fifty sixty men are co.,
stan,ly confined in the day time, and below many
women; the most degraded and british Of their respective
sexes Among such subjects there be nchcr cieun
ness nor good order There evidently laxiiy OF dlsc
pine among the prisoners OF this whols establishment
which at present, presume, cannot be avoided This
arises from that the buildings and apPurtenancc
with exception OF the grand are entirely
inadequate requirements OF the establishment and
also from that of the prisoners not con-
vcts the proper Of tho term Perhaps halt are
either able bodied persons who, being willing to do the
work required of for subsste clothing, and
tection complain of themseves, and committed,
ne rsons complaining Of themselves obtain medical treat
mcnt These two classes the island Temporal
nv refuge 1t wrong the authorities to herd them in
with persons convicted of thes laccnics
&c But W .h the poor accommodation their command,
cannot perceive how the keepers d, better. The
poation might spend full halfa million in improvements
upon this part ofhc island, result in saving than
its annually in decreased and increased
production by the labor Of the prisoners learn that in
often happens that convcts get of by swimming
the channel dividing the island from the cy and
in winter the attempt times made usually ending in
drowning that season, however. Two drowned
thu. week. close this notice OF the famous
penentiary Backwelfs island, without a remark in
praise of the admirable sanitary arrangements OF the es,ab
lshment Indeed question whether the Charty Hospi
a New Orleans usually regarded the best establish
ment of the kind in America, is better conducted than
these hospitals under the Immediate management OF
Kelly and Campbell.
The phanshropiss of the city have long been urging
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31
HEALTH, US. RICHES,

q ON is the season TO prevent sickness by purify
: ing tbs blood and DR.. Jayne Alternative $ one
o. tine most eticacious preparations Tor cYadcatngand
ieansiug the System o all impurities that has ever
been discovered Tor Scroiula, Kings Evil White
SwcIiings. Mercural and Siphalitc affections PM
piles, Blles and ali impurities arising from an inactive
and unhealthy state OF the blood it stands unrivaed
Ii yoasknow the value of good health youwill use at
least one or two bottles of this preparation Sold by
A. N. JONES & co, Agn
Aegil l. 1919 li-4o-v
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Pa TENT MEDICINES

VONGUE & SMITH have on hand full supply
a Of Townsends Sarsapanlla, Winers Canadian
vermitoge, Dalleys PAN Extractor, Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, Hebrew or Jew Davds Plaster, Morris and
Sands Sarsaparlla and Hastings Syrup ofWooa
Naphtila. As these deservedly popular medicines
are IN gresI demand the public cautioned against
counteres and only security they have, thatthev
are getting the genuine, is, to buy them of the regu
AIRY appointed Agents, who can always show Ger.
tteate OF Agency, it they pretend 10 be such
TONGUE g. SMITH,
Agents Tor All Of the above Medicines.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31
LIS.
,7YLER Is AGUE AND FEVER p .,

d II
certain safe and sffect4a eura for ague ana lev
IA al - varied forms Aao exeellens Tons IN DyS.
ersa ralpisiioa Of the heart, Loss OF appeute neur
IA and other diseases which from weak and de-
bA,lstsd csuditon Of the system. These Pills are prS
pared only hy Dr. X. Tyler, regularly educated ply
sss;nn wio from many years sXpensnce can confident
II recommend Them lie best remedy for Ague aud re
YER ever offered to the public; having frequently tested
II, IL greatcesi,e power npon those who had long SUI
fered under this troublesome and dangerous diseaSe
Several eminent physicians who have obtaiaed h.gh
Standing for their successful treatment OF Ague and Fever
use tins prep ration and assem- that they have never
known a single instance, where itwss taken directed
that il Aid not e feet permanent cnrs.
For saIe IN Columbus, Misc by A. N. JONES & Co.
Tongue X Smith, und II. S Taylor Il Co and en-
asit, will be found in every town AID village ia The
southwsst. HAYILAAD, CLARKE, d CO.
Agents, Mobile Ala.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31

IA A. PACE has a lin lus Of the ycry best
% Chewing Tobacco, IN town, which viii b'
soa yc,y ow. This 'Fobt eco Is maufuulei
ofthe lnc,t material a. Da. nville Virginia and
embraces ,htsnosi popuAf Ln ndS put up in the
"Old Dominion
This ttisacce can 80 foana At Fmnklin IL
Bros Stewart & Dowsiass az d D. Decner1 &
Co,
W We ackno~lcdcc tho q 'ccipt Of plug
Of Mr.. PAGES Eclectic Eagle" Brand Tobacco
aud take pleasure u saying thar u 10 tine au-
cle.--Ep. Dnr.
Columbus, Jan. e0-lsio--l ;,-3p-u.
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FRESH DRUGS,
n n,

s TAYLOR, Il co, Main sts., a. We
, 2. oias:zla Of GFrssE liaI, have rast received
it-a ,aa Eastesn Markets aHi are pay 'psniHs, .
iali ma cs,apis,e assonme,,t o. 0russ, aet'sines,
&c, &c.
Il - iaere dgiemipa,i-a 20 le-9 e1Tsssn''..- ~
hsnd, every article N 90 -f-sf s~d b.. qually,
which, wi be offered on g. aood il Dot t7,'rf ferms.
ihaO they can be purchased N this Market They
We nd therefore invite t- Pue an early cxaIni-
fat,on o. their 500, Wi j c7wnnes H. yart ,aa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31
PATENT MEDICINES,

This Preparation hs- been before TIE pt0-s r.
long and he happy esIacts Z lFu IT, Use, are n
widely known that Il is aimee. assiess % say any
thing in relation 20 IT. vir,uss
We give beow a short paragraph from TIE Troy
Daily Wing
To THE DEAE.-We have heard 20 much lately q.
remedy for Deafness, called "Searpa's COMPOUND
Acoustic Oil, that we are led TO give il this notice
Weheheye, however, the Medicine is for sale only in
delphia; buthit has halfthe virtues we hear as
PhlIa are true the trouble Of sending Tor the Az
cribed 70 II. "Hy repaid by its use We have
'ice would be an-, = successfully. and who be.
friends who have used --er prescribed
lieye il to be the best remeaye, for Colunbus
AN Jones d. CO. only agI. -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31
PArEaT MEDICINE .
AFACTIsA sTUBB0RN THINGIll

A PACT IS A STUBBORN THiAGi4t
DE-. WeodFHAse DysenterY Cor "a 4
TAegTsas Aalersesa rsElsegJor D--.a.tsy- Disr. ca
Ctolsrs M9rsas, and Sas.s-.ier ColaT!aesl q CAi.-
srsi. ,.,.,.,.,..
4 dy 6r tie cure olth g ab1Ts I- Lpnares..
alrer3Y taccEc iogzeho.d medicine IA
ifnni 't9u.-eis 0fami,ic-. j. + 70 eRgeF fqas-
Ter q eoait A. % Whe,h-f Z; cures hose disases or
nc'-hpt = . nov ;l-ei &c. 1r1n.T ls 'hiHgs De
arc--it n1t oalv cures cafcs c. Tecclt occusrcr~s
bat Of @ Or IL years stenf.aE also ~ rIi~ sho.-
be without i 'ur.lg fhg ,ur1Wcr7ml re Ga1fs.
from THE ltnn Vic William, AtsTo- II 9lpm-
brs AMI he Re- j--'s Boring OIL D. 4. C'.r-ei'.
south Columbus, &C..
This : - certify tier w.. ino o. De-. s-e i'a.h
fully tea'e' ~. fc9t-rn b,E-e ~ Cordial.
some Of as or ycersj end from 10 ec;s ryea .l.-
selves and others ne b.le.e . be tie e,t Of OIL.
other prcparaio as sn0@nby a. or those 7sEsg 0r
which i + INTENDED. Il Ess geal and t-sst.ee
popularity ia ss city, AMI 81. l. FreeG.iaelt a5o'd
al other prebsTat.oIs.
We lock upon ifs Introduction into any ccnimaniy
aIe Messing. WILEY WuLLiIS, MAJOR.
GEO. ~. TURhh lIEI, Tres.
Rev J BORING, n =. Chgsca.
CoLuEBVy, Ga JuIy o., 1871
use IL. Wooifgg'. Dysener .criiat IN prac-
tee, with ts rost pot'-', 99oi en- ca '.d ca ny
ogn persoa--htbtua.l rhf5. 10 cR5a.sss srleGl Of
the boweiy--,a 1Qai.fl4 to- hsurs and
it nogcr falls relieve phF
/ Although epJoscd = ay'rgm /
mos cheoiioIiy n Pc t"f.
! AIBtSY, Baker co., y, ''orl l.la
DIR, WOODRUFF =. W0dst - f1
HrThis 'nrmi.uge me oue0rgupirs q ttgl
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A WARRANTED CURE for Sore, weaA

A WARRANTED CURE for Sore Weak "
II Iufa!ned Eyeslt would be presumption IN any
man to attempt 10 convince intelligent mind that lie
had ditcosertd ISYAIIBLE remedy in ALL cases Of
ophibalmc affections We reiterate, that we make no
sch claim; but we are thoroughly satisfied from e1pe,
enee aud observation IN reference to other articles
weas this, that MiTCllELLS EYE.SALNE viii, in
n.netynino cases OFT Of every handred, any ord
AIRY case ofSoreEyes where every ohsr known remedy
hashecn tried and faded