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Cash for Negroes.

r I'M DESTROYS TO purchase large number OF
i NEGROES for the Southern markets, men,
women. boys, girls and families, for =
wha;h will give the highest cash prices. AA
Prisons having slaves to sell will -
pie3ss inform me personally, Or BY letter *
at w nehesfer which will receive prompt A
atiehsion; or b NJ. & WI. Campbell, 6R
OPP, West Pratt street, Baltimore
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
agent f0r b. M r. ". L. Campbell
Winchester September 4. 1851.
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ATTENTION TO ORDERS.
Carpets

UdIpULSf
TAO Y0T- WANT BARGAINS9 THEN GO
IL TO g. S. GRIFFITH, No. II -BALTiMoRE
STtEETs between Gay street and Tripolett's alley.
Hahas Just received by importation and from A.
mexican manufacturers, as well as from auction
sails. a splendid assortment OF CARPETS. which
ne prepared TO sell atyery low prices. His stock
EeIkisis in part of-vs
Velvet Tapestry; Brussels do; Brussels
Three Ply; super Ingrains; extra do.
ssDamask VeRiiian.
Faoor OIL CLOTHS and MATTINGS. Of al
widths, and every variety of Rugs, Mats, Table
.C0Ners, DTuggets, Stair Rods and Linen.
AL persons who will call and purchase, cannot.
receive full satisfaction as regards quality,
pattern ard prices March rs, 1852
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N. .kEABE. IIENRY GAghlf, EDw. BErTs
FIRST PREMIUM GRINp ND SQiIdRE-
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80 BaltiinGte St Baltils6re
CHARLES STEWART.
GharleSt0ttR, IL.
]. S. lloCGH.
LeesJarg, ia.
4. NJ. CRIDLER,
Hafprs1fssSrg, Ia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-03

ALEXANDER SANDERS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-03

70 SlLN I " nun NStUrs. cHsh ueOeSS
IN IN every description of Fine Watches,
s~-AS .jrsirB. and Fancp Gotsis. having en-
tered INTO partnership in The Watch making and
Jowclry business. at the old stand Of iilsyy 4
Woods. corner of Texas and Market stree
shreveport, La. take pleasure 10 announcing
their numerous 'ri,nd< that their supply Of
goods is complete, embracing every variety OF
watches, clocks, jesclry, and fancy good..
ladies snd gents gold ard silver hunting and
open faced watches, gold aud silver thlmble-,
ladies' aud gents, fine rurrd aud fob chains,
bracelets, necklaces. gold pencils aud gold pens
IN gold and silver handles, gold aud ~.i.er Spec
tacle~, german silver DO. music boxes. accDrde-
ons. fluiiRas, silver and she'll visiting rnfi
eases, great variety Of ladies aud gents breast
pins, finger rings, bosom. collar. and sleeve but
tons, ladies' cuit piu. o line supply Of gents
gold guard, and'fob keys. ~ik sonrd- grnndolc-,
lamps, mantle ornaments, eaurs, ianey vsgk
boxes, french globe mauiic clocks. marine lever
clocks. Sc, DC. Watches, clocks. and jewrify
Of every description repaired at shorl noiiet.
Al good watche, warranted one yeas ffon date
of repairing.
We are also prepared 10 manufacture .cHelry
Of ail kind, having n our employ Nr Nntsan,
late of Memphis, whose Tine is devoted en,IFc-
Is So that branch Of business.
Oar terms aro positively ea-h. from 'lt. date.
sii.si 4 BURNSIDE.
April 3, ls51 nin-Iv
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- THE sub-<nbers ~ the ~ oooQ1
" of Geo. Rassas, .ssgld iutesn - -
20 sess q nas ..sa ssae y ~!
various brspches. They kcS~. ky~tsrea1
out good work, Il oecefate pfiess, 10 ~.
Il the encouragement ~ ~ pGIs. ~
vii, manufacture 70 ss1rbk $3.50 sessvoe
rivs, aud book cases, was1ooSsq osas1e,
wts:ing ,dssk., breakfast - 9bobss ,Atlsa,
ias'sss fassy work. ssAnsa. ~. THY wi
also ssep cssstantiy on hand > eesssoa assest-
Gnens * pa~ir fusr,,ur,. .ueA - bsssaos, ssfss,
~a.h-Asasd.. thhsea. end brdstcsds " ssssy H.
senption- y wc~sA hc :. the advantage u
persons v'ho are IN want 81 furniture to Givs
theta sas., as they arr DETERMINED 10 selickpsp
for cash. GEO ". RAlNE4
y. MAHAN.
IT Old Furniture neatly f-ps,svA. 1s6eSn
pronPils attended to. Furniture exchanged
for lumber
lan. 81. 1859. as;-ly.
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COMMUNICATION Notice.

I ETrtkS OF ADMINS IRA Il''N were
granted go the undersigned. on The estate
OF Mary Harper dccea~ed, by in" ceanN
court Of Harrison county pertaining 10 we
estates Of deceased persons, ON the W Gay 81
limo. A. u 1902 AZ persons, therefore,
t1,tng claims a,a,inSt tho estate are hereby
ro,i6gd to present them To zoe duly auiheutl-
eat,d. u,thin the time prescribed b, as and
,hn.. indebted to the same, will please make
,n,,,eaiat. ptymcnt 10 the undersigned
T. NJ DUNN
I,l, lsha Lot
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Administration Notice.

ETrERS Of Administration were gram
ted to the undersigned on ihcesiate
Richard Sanders, deceased, by the eoUu.
court Of Harrison county pertaining Ia
\, estates Of deceased persons, on the 3i,t
|, " MAY, \ u 1852. An per-oHs. there
IT,. ha,ing claims against the said estate. are
rby notified 10 present them To- mr, du.y
Lhcnt,cated. within the time prescribed b.,
y and iho~r ndcb'cd 60 luc -an,- uj.j
',a-y make immediate payment go tue under.
sasd ..
ALEXANDER SANDERS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-03

- WHEREAS by an act Of the legis.
IA = laiufc, approved February ilth, 1850,
s-r&r1es- It is provided that an election shall
be held on the first Monday in August ucAt.
for an ATTORNEY. Gruoral Comptroller OF Pub.
lie Accounts, aud State Treasurer: Now.
therefore, be It known, that /, T.. HANS.
BkoUGli BELL, GoffrHor NJ fie STATE Of
Tcras, do 10y virtue of the authority ia me
vested. hereby order aud direct that poll.
be- opened at the several precincts Of The r..
spcctNe counties ia this state, on the tvA Mon.
day CHE second day) of August ne,t. for the
election of Attorney General, Comptroller of
Public Accounts, and State Treasurer. The
Chief Justices OF The spyernl counties land in
ease Of Vacancy Of the office Of Chief Justice.
OF inability Of that officer to act. then any two
OF the county Comm is-ioncrs) Viii according
ly give due notice. and cause polls 10 be- opened
at the several precincts Of their respective
counties on the ID of August next, for the
election as aforesaid, Of Attorney General,
Comptroller of Public Accounts, and State
Treasurer of tins State. The Chc Justice
aforesaid, OF the county commissioners, IN eases
wherein thcy are authorized hy laW 30 discharge
the duties OF Chief Justices of the several
counties Of this state will promptly make du
pNcate returns Of lhc elcenon fur the above
named officers carefully sealed up, one of
which " u 6c transmitted bS them 10 the seat
Of government. directed to the secretary of
state, and endorsed " Eisc,oa Rrnrps n --
touaip, tur -," and the other deposited iu
the office of the clerk Of the county court Of
their respective counties.
iM aetrrsas the term of office of the Judge
of the seventh Judicial district, viii expire in
the month OF February, 1881, dc, therefore,
10y virtue OF the aforesaid act of the lrg-la-
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VIEW ADvERTISEMENTs,


InE STATE OF Texas,
County Of Harrison.
SAhPsoN MCOWN. Guardian Of the per.
:, sous aud estates OF Elizabeth Crnnk and
Novaline Crunk. hs- filed III. account, for FINAL
settlement with bis wards; they will be opened
'nr examination and allowance, 1T the eeAt
term OF the county court pertaining 10 estates
Tor II irrson county, Texas to be held on the
last Monday in July, A. d 1889. when and
where nll persons interested may attend and
contest them # they think proper
BY order OF said court
i {. BEAILEY, Clerk.
July .. 2s52 mist
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f!lE undersigned has taken the
Z above ESTABLISHMENT for the su>ain,,
year The house and furniture has lately an-
dcfGone q thorough repair and oscrsaul,ng.
" ah good attendants. long experience IN tavern
kfernW 1nd nnremiring eNertious for shr COM
iHst ol hi. gue>i-, be hupe- to merit, and re-
yefec geaaiy ehure Il public patronage Con-
nrcied wih the house ia large ara r,mmo-
dians 81 bic. uadar BE charge Of Il ". Acs-
tatih Esd. who viii At all haurs be resdy to
receive snd give the best attention to he.scs
placed IN MS stable He wiil also keep horSes
iHr sale, eSrhaage, and hlre--earrisses, bag
e.c-. and good teens fof hire.
HENRY GOOD!<G.
Jefferson. March ~, 1852 r.}q-lv.
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y Adv N TN ! NJ
CITATION.
Blocker. Admir-. vs. W. J. Swanson.
DESTRUCTION.

~
h Blocker Admir-. vs.. W. }. swanson.
pisrRIBurioN.
Tur SrArE OF Texas,
County Of Harrison.
,, coon pertaining to the E-a'es Of decreased
persons aud Canadians
IL ,L,r,J of sad county,. GREETING:
rurRf.AS William J Blocker, Admins
,,ator of the estate Of Jcnkiu " Swan.
| deceased. has filed his application for the
{iiion and distribution OF the property of
e.,ate; and whereas 1t appears that Mar
" Ward, wife Of Joseph i. Ward, one OF
| dia,ribuiees of said estate, Is nonresident
| the stale OF Texas,
YThe-e are therefore Ia command You 20 cite
said Martha W Ward, and her husband
I.eph = Ward, by publication OF this notice,
required by law, to be aud appear al the
I Term Of said court, to be held at the court.
| :. in the town Of Marshall, IN Harrison
IT,. On the last Monday. IN July, a. b.
r. 4 being the Goth day thereof, to show
,-,. II amy they have or can. why the said
k,ilion and di.lrb ton should not be made,
prnyed for IN said application.
,,,.., Herein fail not, and due return
INK. make Of this prceept. and the man
SNNW. ner in which YOU may have exc
EAEsS cnted the same Given under my
FIne hand, and the seal Of said court,
\ 10Th day OF June, 1852.
|Trsts: T.. c. BE A/LEN, G.. {. G..
sued June -, 1888.
T.. G. BrAzLEy. c. c, e.
Gy J. 4. Harms, ID. {.
Received in office Juac -, 1852, aud handed
ihe Editor Of the Texas Republican same
!, fot publication
:. K. PERRY, Sheriff II. C.
luly 3. 1852 II
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS !.

FOR The Spring and >enm6r 81 ls'-
yIilE undersigned an NOW Receiving aad
opening their stock Of >p ing and NUia-
MIR f.asy4s which rs we'll seleeled consisting Of
almost every article USUALLY Kept IN adry goods
e.tahlishm.u' VIVA ga eye 30 hard times. wr
are determined % give good baraai aud fuF.
,be,,nors. deem b prgdeui no, 20 be uudetsold
by ans hau.c ia town. We viii not premise
"a do miraele-, such a- heallug ihe sie6 making
the old Young. the poor rich or marrying the
rqi, III hui ~c can, and viii, sell good. as
eheau a. amy one else Call and look for your.
.elf No charge ior showing goods.
PIERCE 4 TAYLOR
March ~, So
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fs.--s. THE Subscriber proposes to sell ~
ri,i Marshall ha,el, aud would "a. to ih.,ss
-A-.4A. wishing to engage IA tie business u
housekeeping that this well known AND eon,-
mndig- establishment Is ia good condition. fsr
the reception of Travellers aud Boarders and
from it, eligible situation IN the HoBrislsng
town os Marshall, IL as well calculated iOtiss,t
patronage ns any other Tavern IN the S'sse.
The House is well supplied with -uitntI- fur
niiure. whlch the purchaser csD have with ,bs
buildings ii he chooses
Tenn. accommodating. For particulars, en-.
quife OF the Subscriber, Il, ue ~ miles E~ss
from Marshall, or James MeCowen, near the
promises.
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u - - - = Z . W
~ N. ADAMS, Attorney ~ Ls~, Marshall
" Harrison coursv, Texas, will prseiicr N !
the SIKH Judicial district, and IN the supreme
and federal courts At Tyler. jan ~. 81
rN A. pA1sLfD. ATTORNEY al i.ssr. aiarshsli,
j llarrison county, Texas. nj
4 Massey AskEW, Auornsp a. Lar asd
" No,ary Pgbi,c, Marshall, Harrison c"un-
~ Texas. feb I, 80
n A FRAZER, Attorney al lar, Mar-hsll
I Texas, VIII practice ia ihe Sixth lnd'e'a,
District, embracing the cou' ties Of Harrison.
Cass, up~hur, Wood, Smith, Cherokee, Eusk
and paaola counties. aug So 81
yNR n. ~. EANES. ha,ing permanently
located Ia Marshall, respectfully tenders
Nj. medical ser, ices 90 The public generally.
prrr one door east Of Dr.. ioun9'- BRICK
building. mar 20 81
~ c. GALLOWAY. AHorne3 al Ian, ni
I mer. Jpshur county, Texas, viii practice
Ia ,shar and adjoining counties, and "iii at
toad specially c. The business Of collecting.
Apfl - 1851
yAMEs ". MO8rlls. Aaernct and copa-
- ssiiar al lac. Marshall, Harrison county
1-sa-. mss -
v1ENNFRs. MUSEtEY. d iIAiL, Aa5r-
| 7, aebe a. fsle, Nili gractico ln tie .efe'a!
courts of tine sistb Judicial district. ard iu the
supreme aud federal courts OF the state at ~
Ter. may 3.
Adfrsss. +. q Henners, : + NoselY. Jeller-
son, TcNaa: VI. J. lill, Marshall Texas.
~ uNRAtsOS. Aaeraeg % La,r. No.
! tey IftIr. aaf f.uanaoler II The
fn.E.F 2 t..s and al Ula.sss.5 kn IL ta.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-03

Remaining in the Po.tofiice At Marshall
Texas, on the lst Of July. 1859, which. II
not taken taken out before the :io,b of
September, will be sen, to the pos,off,re
Department as dead letters.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-03

n A FRAZER, Attorney al lar, Marshall
I Texas, VIII practice ia The Sixth !nd'en',
District. embracing the cou' ties Of HARRISON,
Cass, up~hur. Wood, Smith, Cherokee. Essh
aud paao!a counties. aug 80, 81
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~ ~ ADAMS, Attorney ~ LsT, Marshall
u. Harri~on coursv, Texas, will prs~iic~ W
the SIKH Judicial district, and 10 the supseme
and federal courts At Tyler jan ~. 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-03

4, c. AfIONAN. AHerne3 al Lan ti
I m-r. tp-hur county, Texas, viii practice
la 'psilf ani adjoining counties, and "'ii at
toad specially e. lie business OF collecting.
AprI ~ 1881.
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lAeeP.

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side or
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by ever
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Jake ia.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-03

yNR n. W. EANEs. having permanently
| J located 10 Marshall, respectfully tenders
biz medical ser, ices 90 w public generally.
Dlirr one door east Of Dr.. ioung- BRICK
t,nidtrv mar 90, 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-03

fIN A. pA1YLfD, Anorneg al i.sr. Aiarshslis
j lisfrison county, Texas. al
4 Massey AskEW, Anornsu a. Iar asd
" No,ary Pgbi.c, Marshall, Harrison c"un-
~ Texas. feb 7. 80.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-15
CIIREHUGH'S
TricOpEEeFouS or Patent NIedicatcd
C0NPGTND.

7 THOUSANDS have testified to the entire recovery
l. OF their hair after having lost il for years, and
various periods of life. No matter how thin weak
coarse dry harsh the hair NAV be- it will be restO-
red to soft glossy, healthy and luxurious crop, fthe
ir1copherous, be regularly applied. Those who have
been threatened with premature gray hair have by the
Trcopherous not only stopped their progress but had
their hair changed TO its original color. The compc
stion of the Tricopherous differs entirely and CON-
Pletey from every other article for similar purpose
as 1t Is not intended merely to anoint the hair but
apphca0le to the skn and TO act, through it, on inc
nerves, bioodvessels and absorbants connected wiz
the root or bulb of the hair. The certain presera,
ton OF the hair and its color is thus guaranteed to al
VINO VIII adhere to the directions advice OF Mr. III
rehugh. The prescribed use of the Tncopherous mas
been found certain for all cutsneous diseases
the scalp, whether in children or adults Scurf, dah
drlt and other excresence thrown off by the skn even
IN It's most healthy disappear under the ehuens
OF the Trieopherous, leaving the skin clear healtg
and active.
The Tncopherous, from its irritant and bisenng
principle has proved ladies' an invaluable restors
i've where the hair has fallen off from the seams OF
divisions being oversraned or too tightly tied; where
the hair has become weak from confinement, or from
any other cause peculiar to the female constitution,
and Its occasional will preserve the hair to the @
period of life.
Inc public are cautioned against base and deee
rous counterfeit, advertised and sold under the SAM
name; Its only virtue is being sold at 25 cents 1h'
totai destruction and loss of the hair has, in every W
stance, followed its use
Read Clirehugh's Treaties on the Hair" accomPa-
nying each bottle
Principal Office, l79, Broadway, where advice =
given by Mr. Clirehugh on all diseases connected WIN
the growth of the hair
For sale in Columbus By
Dec p, 1851. ASSN TAYLOR g. McCARTHi'
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-15
GROCERIES. GR0CEREES!!
HIDDEN & READ.

MARKET StTaet Co1uzsbus, Mss,
7EEL thankful for the very liberal patronage extern
+ ded to them, and respectfully solicit continuance
of the same They invi=e Planters and Country 1Ier-
chants to an examination OF their large and well selec-
ted assortment of Groceries just received, to-wit:
Brown clarified, crushed, powdered. granulated and
loaf Sugars;
Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee
Moasses New Orleans Syrups; Rice; Pepper;
Ginger; AHspiee; Salaratus; Soda; Ketchups and
Pickles: Imperial and Gun Powder Teas of the first
quality; Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs, indigo
Nader, Crackers, Mustard, Chocolate, Raisns,
Almonds, Brazil Nuts. Sperm. Star and Adamantine
Candles. Soap and Starch; Iron and Steel, Nails,
Castings OF all kinds, Augers. Chisels, Hammers,
Hatchets, AEdirons, Waffle Irons, FRYING Pans,
Champagne, Wine, Madeira, Port, Sherry, Brandy,
Rum, Gin, and Whisky, just received from New
York of superior quality. Powder, Shot and Lead.
Flour, 5. F. and St. Louis Extra, Corn Meal Bacon,
Lard, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Scotch Snuff,
superior quality, good article of Letter Paper;
Osnaburgs, DriiHngs, Domestics, Feathers and
Thread just received from Pulaski, Tennessee
and various other articles too numerous TO mention
All of which viii be sold low for Cash.
April 3, 1852, loft
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-15
DIR. A. N. JONES
Has REMOVED TO PoPE's HOTEL IL
)LUMBUs. MISSISSIPPI

COLU Nj B L S, MlSSlS SlPPL
WHERE he may at all times be found by those who
w wish his professional services This central 10
cation will much improve his facilities for aendnpto
the emergencies of the city practice. He hasreeent
" received from Philip Schietieln Haines & Co., Of
New York for his own in the practice, stock Of
EXTRA PURE MEDICINES,
decidedly the neatest and most reliable article Of me-
icine ever brought to this market He is fully prov
ded with instruments and appliances for examiningin-
to diseases and for operating on most of the ills and
deforntes that present themselves in the practice Of
medicine.
successful practice Of his profession for more than
twenty years in this city he hopes the only reference
he need make.
DR.. A. n. Jones has no connexion with the Drug
business carried on at the sign of the Negro and Nor
tar bv James Jones Jr., & Co, and desires that ks
patrons would not annoy that firm by making inquiries
Of or leaving messages with them, for him. Calls
made at his Office PoPe's Hotel, or left at the
OF Elessrs Lampkin d Whitfield, viii always meet
with prompt attention
Dr. Jones IS prepared to receive and treat all
of chronic disease at his sick rooms in Columbus
Female ills requiring daily attention, and the
Observation-Disclosures affections, and requiring
course of dieting, preparatory TO surgical operations,
lie cured when submitted to his care IN his hop-
al rooms, that would defy the combined skill OF the
medical profession under the imperfect system Of NUS
ing and dieting incident country practice. This
arrangement viii afford many facilities for treating
chronic cases arising among the negroes on our plant
atoms rigid system of dietetcs and regular daiy
medical attention may be secured to such al {
much less expense than usual while the prospectus
cure VIII be greatly advanced.
Competent nurses, male and female, are in attend.
ance and no demand shall be made upon him for this
kind Of hospital practice that shall not be efficiently
met Connected with his sick rooms, he has bathing
establishment for the treatment of his patients, anC
the premises is spring Of strong Chalybeate water
/ Columbus july l9, 1851 25x
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-15
C. S. FENNER. N. D..
General and OpElts,aIEnic Surgeon,
fLate Of Aedo Or5eaRs)
ABERDEEN, MISS.

HAVING established himself in Aberdeen, will prac-
Ii tice exclusively surgeon, including the medi-
cal and surgical treatment of the diseases of the EYE
lie invites the attention of persons requiring Surgical
Operations either for the relief of Diseases or the
moval of deformites. Among the cases that come
within his department Of the profession, he will emu
merate few, such as
Operations for Harelip- GLIB oot-c0ntracted ten
doRS-coSad Ja10s, the result Of Saration- Lttotozaa-
THnaors Of various knds-Stronqulated Hernia-Aeur-
ismS, dc. CANCERS cured aCitRou the aid of the
knife If preferred By the patient
From his extensive experience in treating diseases
OF the eye. he is enabled to give relief in many
that have been regarded incurabe and would par
ticulary ask the attention of those having Cataract
Pterlglum, Opacity of the Cornea or who have lost
their sight from other causes; also those who have
SORE EYES" of long standing resulting in Gran
ular hds-as ne believes he give entire and per-
aheht reei IN every case where the structure of the
Eye is not destroyed by the inflammation
Feb Z, 1852 e.x