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Rhode Island.

The Providence Post of the Sth instant thus up
The democratic triumph in the late election in this State
The vIcroRY-rrs LrsThe glorious suits achieved
Nv the nloni,abie and pereveTing erts of the democ
racy Of this Sae "Wednesday last may be summed up
follows:
A democratic governor; democratic lieutenant gov
suor, democratic secretary Of State democratic
torney general democratic general treasurer two dem
ocratic members of Congress democratic legislature in
both branches which democratic United States
senator and is still more important, democratic legis
l.tion and the efoms long demanded in this State
&, no half way triumph but sweeping glorious victory
Glorious in It's immediate and prospective results
The aggregate is much larger than was ever before
noled in the showing democratic gain for gov
smor OF ,2l0 last year, and wing loss Of 552.
Governor Aliens majority over his wing opponent i:
22lz aud Cos over all!
In the eastern congressional district Mr.. Davis has TIE
majority over Mr.. King, the late whig member, and 3Ss
over all
In the congressional district Governor Thurson
has the almost npIecedcnted majority oil i002 all op
ponent.
We have already elected sixteen of the thiryone
tori, and foI,y-one OF the seventy-wo members of the
house-showng democratic gain OF nine and whig
loss oiweny-one members Of the house. compared with
last year This-wh the governor who is the presiding
officer OF the senate and tho lieutenant governor, ocic
majority In DO houses, and large majority joint bal
lot Three and twelve representatives remain
be elected-no choice having been effected the late
Trial.
We ars proud send forth gratifying report
brethren OF the Uuion from State which has long
cd and suffered under the oppression and tyranny
tho WING party.
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The United States Senate have adopted The resolution
Offered by Senator brodhead, of Pennsylvania, request
ing the Secretary OF The Treasury furnish the Senate
al The commencement OF The next session. statement
showing The entire amount OF United States stocks and
bonds OF all kinds held abroad and is be hoped that
the movement will be promptly and efficiently seconded
by The officers OF all States corporations, and companies
that have outstanding obligations. although il is not pos
sibe with the most cordial goodwill on The part oil
ALL ascertain the exact amount, or hardly all approx.
nation by OF the fact tina, very many are coupon
bonds, transferable by simple delivery and these are pre-
erred abroad for that facility II all the agents and
bankers who receive the coupons Tor collection could be
lound, and induced TO make returns the matter might be
more accurate Nevertheless. the information that can
be collected by the Secretary will be, in financial view,
very important; but il would be far more important il II
collected annually and the general change in investments
thus made known.
Without initiating Mr.. Seward--who has earned rep
utaon for wisdom among certain class by The stale
charlaanism of rising. and announcing with grave
shake OF the head, that he will support the resolution
although" he does agree with all the statements OF
the mover" when, probably. person present is more
profoundly ignorant Of the whole ma,ter--we may say
that MIR Brodheads notion OF ascerainlng The account
current of the United States with foreign countries by
such means is little far fetched The gentemans bal
ance sheet presents the following items:
Excess of imports $4O.OOO,0OO
Interest payable TO foreigners stocks IS 600 600
Travellers spend abroad 100000
Government expenditure, diplomatic, ma
W. sc 100000
RENTED 10 Ireland 100000
Total $74 900 900
Deduct specie brought in by immigrants 100000 900
Balance "a 900 900
Paid in specie exported 81 900 900
Balance, estimated stock remtances- $27 100000
First as TO the item "excess OF imports" The official
show the imports and exports to have been as fol-
lows:
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SMouLAR FREAK or THE LIeHTsiso.-Wednesday af.
ternoon, about two o'clock, during the thunder shower
two wild ducks Instantly killed in South Boston by
being struck by lightning One OF them bad it's head
severed from its body, and considerably mutiIsed
ihsa certainly a very remarkable instance, as the pu.
OF birds. being non-conductor, is generally con
S'oe'sa safeguard against the lightning
Boson Chronici,
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Mormon EMIeRAsTs The ST Louis News saws
The Grand Tower, upon the goth March, had 225 Danes
all Mormon,, and bound for Salt lake The John ST.
monds, this morning, March 3o,) has 2t0 English
and Welsh OF the same faith, AID bound for the same
destination Large numbers of emigrants rroessng th.
creed their way from Europe A ship was
al the Belize when the John Simonls left New Oneans
with sbou, 400 OF them on board.
The News OF the 3lst has the following:
FnTHLrSs MoRMons.-We are told that a large num-
Der OF the English, and few OF the Welsh arriving here
within few days past, protesting the Mormon faith,
have refused TO emlgrae further, and more especially do
they refuse TO 90 TO Salt lake. From what we are told
large portion OF these emgan,s over to his country
under toe of Mormon agent and BY Joint stoc
concern making bargains with ships and steamboats, for
large number, several hundred at time the pro rata
cost Of transportation IS greatly reduced and the average
per head including members OF families does not nv this
wholesale system, exceed SO $40 per head from Liver.
pool or London 10 this city.
Since the arrival here OF large number of these people
il appears that they only proessed belief in the doctrine
OF Joe Smith for the purpose of having themselves and
by saving considerable sum- owing 10 The low rate al
which large numbers taken and the cheap manner in
which food and other necessares laid in BY the
for these emgrant parties A number who arrived yes.
erday and the day previous took their quarters in the
CITY, shipped themselves and families on board boats
bound for tn Upper Mississippi, bidding adeu to their
professed religion and its especial sgent
The st Louis Republican OF the 10Th notices these
.eoeders from the Mormon faith, and says:
The Elder in this city is making arrangements we
understand for the early removal of several hundred
saints to the Salt lake. There now in St. Louis
from 900 to 1000 Mormons, all told.
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CAssIus NJ. CLAY AND rY-SrcRETARY CoRwIH The
Cincinnati Enquirer this moraing april 9h) publishes
communication from Cassus M. Clay, which is extreme
ly upon Secretary Corwin. IL has been called
by the abusive aks OF the latter relative 10 abo
litionIsts, published in the Southern Patriot
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,a., NUMBER oil wrecks in the vicinity of Key West
o. winch is much less than in any previous
sar' the average for the past nine years being IS so
me smoun, awarded for salvage during the same period
was Sss'ox against s75,s5l in ls5l-average for nine
years ss',lso The amount of expenses incurred ss7
100 against $50 239 in 1851, the total smon,, NJ AL,
ass ana expenses sio4,53l against sis5oss and The
us OF vessels AND catsoes wrecked s7al 900 agans
ssSi''o'-sVe1aee lor me nine years, sesl or
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Al Clifton springs, Ontario
March OF disease OF the bah brought app
cation 10 the scientific duties OF his profession ALoHzo JACK
SON, OF the United States navy, aged % years
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FATAL. EXPLOSION

NV York, April 1.-THE boiler of the dredging ma
chine at the navYyard exploded this morning. killing this
engineer and fireman Several others blown into the
water and badly injured.
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General Scott has purchased the splendid residence OF
Charles Partridge esq No. l2S West 18th street. neal
5th avenue, where he will reside in future.
IN T. Mirror
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INJUNCTION GRANTED.

PHnADELPnlA April li.-Au injunction was granted thi,
mornng by The supreme the county
prevent the subscription OF millions The Sudbury
and Erie railroad
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Monr or The RAPpIses-Eb enezer Pope. a ,s.r.,,,,.
citizen OF Milton, hung hmsef "a his ham -
He eavess family insanity, resulting from
deluGon, caused the mourniul act He w,.oa SWING
Isslsctmen Of the iown--R.ms ~ " S.~s,.i v ''e
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sales To-Day.

By j. q. MCGUIRE, Anctioneer.
CONTINUATION SALEThe Mrs Brook Jones's board
will resumed this day 10 O'Clock Tho
unsod
weunished chambers, all which
nished with new furniture, bedding SC.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
l2-lt AuctoneeI,
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CARD-Dr HUNTER m.uh., ~

DROFEssIOyAL CARD.-Dr HUNTER, member Of IN.
Royal College Of Surgeons, London and pupil
pial for Consumption London, has arrived Washington,
be consulted for limited number f
roow.
Penpsyivanis avenue, Immediately opposite Hall
remedies IL that inhainr medical vspor
instrument by fllng pter in the hous. hy
employment Of both these the circumstances Of
require.
that the remedy Is applied directly % the membrane
do~
~ the patient feeble
lastly principally ~ hssn -
coded wth ti,e cneouraeine
IT, Hunter 10 sssi,t.d by Wellesley.
Hours from ., a m, 10 9, .. m.
~ M-A1~
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF English soldier In the
United States comprising observations and adventures
the Mexican val
The Cold Grape-beinga treatise on the cultivation Of the
otto grapevine, under glass without artificial by William
Chorlton.
Letters to County Girl, by Jane G, swisshem.
TAYLOR
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We have letters from Consantnople to the I4th instant
from which we learn that Prince Menchikoh had an au
dence with the Sultan on The previous day. the result
which was very favorable.
Lord Stafford had left Vienna for Constantinople
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LONDON, Saturday, March % Our advices from Paris
are TO The evening of Friday The favorable news from
turkey had produced good impression on The BouTse
ana all kinds OF securities nrmer The three pei
cents closed al 79 S5c.; hve per cents, 103it.
ITALY.
Accounts from Milan report that Marshal Radeizk,
had granted full pardon all the prisoners
IN the late instruction.
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AUrOBIoGRAPHY OF English soldier In tn.
United States army, comprising observations and adventures
The Cold Garerybensa treatise the cultivation Of
e che p'S"' under glass; without artificial heat by William
Lsi,s" to County Girl by Jane G, swi',nslm;
DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE of III. United
states complete set in nineteen volumes commencing 776,
John Jay and ohe concerning the foreign relations United
ofhe French ministers win Congress Of American
ministers At foreign courts up to me adoption Of the constitutions
- TAYLOR sAURv,
hP ~ Bookseller near oh street
BARGAINS FOR MEcHANICs-oa.h for building
any numSer Of not ten al 10 b. snSsS before me
t day Of November next and each to be paid for ah IN hand
The s d these houses just outside OF the city Of Washing
street and adcon to u, railroad They are Intended % Ss Of
neat cottage form, lots and all together,
cellars invited which shall
kp la-eo9w WIN. srIcKNEY
I ACE AND MUSLIN cuRTArNs.-Just received BY m.
shove goods. which will be found attractive and viii
Also, beautiful OF window oorucer which viii be
Ap i3-eoif cLAGETT poDsoN
most extensive and beautiful
entirely new which in tapestry nee
pave grained wood in pane, and blocks very unique,
Also supply and step oico,h. all or which
GLAGEIT n DOIsON.
Ap 19-eoauf - e'
IMMENSE STOCK OF CANTON HATrIxGs-we nav.
ias ,eee,'ea per schooner Fsar very extensive
retail As purchased them
unusually low prices
house the Dealer. wishing repensh their sroot viii
be supplied by and their Of apporta
ton and very likely set them at less prices they have
pay in other cities
Houkeepe respectfully informed that we have in a,o,. Ear
their especial few pieces Of g. - extra heavy and
1ne manFs, which made by goods will
mand which furnished reasons BE terms
CLAGErT 4 DoDsoN.
ZINE WATCHES. JEwELRy, .So.-M w GAIT
BRO will to-day splendid
Aso rich assortment Of silver ware, everything
IN that line.
They offer inducements purchasers b. any ests
hshmsnt in This country.
NJ. w. GAIT q BRO.
Sign # the Golden Eagle Penn sv between 9th and
Ap t2-Suf
NOrfCEThe subscriber having accepted office
~ general government has transferred to Pollard Webb, all
agency bushes. viii handed Mr. Webb, will
tend faithfully to them
April 2, 1913
Ado n. 3. FRENCH
IHAs. W. sCHUERMAsN. who va. instructed by
The following eminent and wonderful
fofner ~ Europe Moch,es David,
nisnn ana Prssestves Instructions vocal
Residences, street, between .ndi o,h street,.
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MCCLELLAN EoUs.

II is stated in OF the London papers, in very dis
tnct and emphatic terms that the conservative party 10 the
House OF Commons have deposed Mr.. DIsrae from his
post OF leader and conferred the honor Sir John Pack
ington
The district court OF Prague has sentenced three stu
dents to he beaten with rods for maksg wanton dem
ons,ratons in favor OF the traitor kossuth." Several
other students under examination before courtsmar
ha two OF them alleged TO have drunk ioass IN hon
or OF Lsbeny the asssilan OF the Emperor.
The papers that the Pope has presented to the E-
peror OF Austria through the Cardinal and Nuncio,
tooth taken from the blessed remains of the Apostle Peter
by the hands Of his holiness himself
The Hungarian garrison in Ancona is about to be
changed, az the soldiers very disseced and II - gen
orally surmised that the regiment will be broken ~
Sgnor GIsnne bad been arrested suspicion Of bavog
increased the sodes dsaHection by spreading kossath
proclamation amongst them. Other individuals are like
wlse compromised
The King OF Wuremburg has issued an order for the
dissolution OF The Fundamentally an association OF stu
dents at the Univetsiyo lubingen. The ground Of the
order IS said 10 he that the unlons had political CHAT
acier, and sfe dangerous To The public peace
Great preparations are being made at louon 70 gn'r
and decorate the screw shp-oi-the-ne Napeison. IL Is
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BY GREEN g. SCOTT, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
AUCTIoN-On Thusday the 18th instant shall sell in front
premises, O'Clock, tine building lots,
Lot No 2s in No 70, and lot No DO in No g.
front Of As feet 18th the other Goth
Immediately Of the West Market
ming 20eet alley and handsomely located Sale
men 18th street.
Terms Onetird cash. balance in and two for
of sale deed deed
the of the purchaser Should
comply five after the Of tho
of the delinquent, adver
Using times in the National Intcligencer
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Ap Std Auctoneon.
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NOrICEThe subscriber having accepted
~ general government Pollard Webb esq
his bpsiuss- All which he addressed
business Webb,
tend faithfully them
April 2, 1873
n n
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vTALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN--On
Tuesday April i2h, at O'Clock, p m shan sell at my sue
described property, Lot No IN
squar. No n,5; lots Nos 9, and q in
No. H. 5a lot No a. square l part Of
in square fronting Vermont b..
tween adjoining the residence Of NJ B.
Terms third residue nine and eighteen months,
for note. satisfactorily secured, bearing interest -
Aucuoneer.
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IHAs w. sCHUERMASN, who instructed by
the following eminent and wonderful
formers ~ Europe Moschses, David Dsyshock, spoh Haspt
hc. = " $50
Residences, street, between OH and streets.
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SNUG FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.-On Wed
nesday afternoon April 18th, O'Clock, premises
sell frame house. containing
sheds, alley Ac attached, and situated Third
l..
house, which is nearly neatly finished
desirabe small family Possession
Terms onethrd cash the residue in g. 49, and IL months
satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
hp I'D Aucuonecr.
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First, as to the item "excess OF imports" The official
show the imports and exports to have been as fol
lows:
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wAsuIneTOy AND ALExAi

A VENUE HOUSE. George French n Co., late III
French Hotel, Not, Virginia This Hotel just finished At
furnished throughout in the latest SD best style
The large airy attention will b. paid the
sofnfat ~ th.f
t. ed reasonable
~ s,afse or day bcsrd-rs ~i D. - psr week
An IN s<pANE
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The French feet under the orders OF Vice Admiral De
la SUISSE, was to have left Toulon the % u II was
composed Of eight sailing vessels and four steam
II will be Joined by the four steamers stationed IN
des Fosses
The English squadron consists of five shps-o-he line,
three iTgates two covees and twelve steamers; and
the Turkish fleet, oil four ships three rigates,
eight briggs and ak steamers The force OF the Turkish
fleet will be doubled by the junction Of the Egyptian
shtps.
The Russian fleet at Sebasiepo was composed OF hr.
teen ships eight frgaes, and other vessels OF
less force,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-16
EXCELSIOR HAIR ToNTC.

A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty of
~ THE HAIR.
E'HE above has been thoroughly tested and the result
is an universal expression of entire satisfaction
1t is warranted TO eradicate the Dandruf prevent Bald
ness or tendency TO turn gray prevent the falling of
the hair preserve its color, render il soft, plabe and
glossy and in good condition for curling, eradicate he
animalcule which is destructive to the hair remove
the scur cure scald head relieve heade he &C. The
Excelsior Hair Tonic being purely vegetable prepaa-
ton, the thing and the only thing worthy of lis name
BdidE eSs.-Should any desire see his bald head
retiring under the shade of beautiful locks let him make
thorough use of the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Failing or L00SeHing of the Hair. If this disease
be reelected, il will prove the precursor of badness
result which is by desirable one, and which
can easily be avoided by thorough use of the Excel
sior Hair Tonic
DandrVf and Scurf.-This disorder in most cases
owing to neglect or want of proper attention. may be
easily entirely obviaed by the use according 10 d
rections, of the Excelsior Hair Tonic.
Heddache.- If YOU wonld be relieved of headache,
and the gloomy disagreeable feeling attendant upon it,
and IN their stead be inspired with the reviying refresh
ing, ard hilarious spirit resulting from head clean and
clear, and brain free and active use the Excelsior
Hair Tonic.
Liniment.-For Wounds, Bruises, Sprains, Agues,
Rheumatism, Chilblans Stngs and Bites of Insects,
Sore Throat, Pimples, Chapel Hands, &C., most
ceen and valuable miments the Excelsior Hair Tonic
g ChiIdren-lt may be used upon he heads of children
with the happiesi results.
Prepared only by LOMBARD & CUNDALL, Drug
gists, Springfield, Mass. To whom applications Tor
agencies must be addressed.
He PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
AGENTs-CALDWEI g. HILL, L. II. MARSH,
and d. SCOTT, Jr., and sold by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c, Throughout the United States and the
Canadas. my6 dawtf
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Grave Stones = Monuments.

WORCESTER MARBLE WORKS.
TTNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the cl,i
Il gems OF Worcester and vicinity, that they have
opened Marble Yard, NJ the old stand formerly occu.
pied by -. II Kinney near the American Temperance
House. Main &C., Worcester, where they will manufac-
ture and keep constantly on hand good assortment
OF Italian and American Marble
Monuments and Grdre Stones,
Chimney Pieces Centre and Side Tables, Wash Bowl
and Counter Tops shelves and Brackets, made 10
order al short lice and the most reasonable terms
Also, soapsone Boiler tops, Register Stones Furnsce
and Stove Llnings &c. &C. The subscribers respect
fully invite all who may have occasion for any OF the
above nnlned articles 20 call and examine their Stock
aud work.
Orders by Mail or Otherwise promptly attended to.
Work delivered M the adjoining Towns free of expense
49,. fO.H. FLAGG 4 co.
April rs. 1854 efR d3m
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REFRIGERAToRs.
ICEICE.

1HE subscriber will his team the first Of NAV.
and will call all Of his former customers 10 10.
cit continuance their patronage TN ough the COM
ing season, and the public generally Prices for Ice in
quantities less than 5000 lbs 25 cts per loo lis over
5000 lbs 90 cts per 100, 5000 lbs l6 cts per lOo No
season contracts taken. a. I0. fr.
Any neglect on the part Of drivers 70 accommodate,
shall have prompt attention by leaving word al the Of
fee 147 Main street Persons who have changed their
residence since last year and wishing lee will oblidge
by leaving their names nj the office VIZ -
New and Second hand REFRiG ORATORS for sale
or exchange as low rs can be fDund in the city, IA -
apo dn - HAYWOOD.
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2 II r, T IT m Il RI Y

2 3 Il T q III e kY.
I HAVE in store and offer for sale large lot of Lu-
bins aud Preston q Merrills Panel ExIa EIDE Co.'s
lIedyosma, JOHN Meakm's Nonpariel Perfume, Pstey
d Cos Ess Sweet Brar Pvers Triple Ext Patchouly and
Lavender Water. Mangeuet x Coudroys Victoria Per-
fume Joseph Aut Farina Francois Maria Farina, Jean
Maria Farna and Johan Hu.on Fa ina, imported, Black
Red STAMP Colognes Jean Mottel's imported Orange
Flower Water, with great variety of domestic CO.
ognes, and other perfume, alto which ure warranted
genuine. and true ther name. Also, the largest
sortment ofEssential Oils in the city.
mall6 y. T. LAZELL, Drhsgst, pol NJ ain St
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LYON s
] NATH AIROM
J FOB The
HALR.1
LYONS Kathairon.

For PFese1'ring, Restoring, and Beam1yiNg
the Hair.
6tausng il to ow luxuriantly and giving it soft
" and curling app arrange ofhe delightful char
acter. The KATiiAIR0N neuiralzes The effects Of
disease, climates and Old age in Preserving and restor
ing the human Hair, after Badness of many
years,-cleansea the scalp from Dldr9f, and its mar
ura mpurties,-immeiiaell relieyes sympathelic at
tsoks-of Nervous Headache, and cnre} all cuaneous
diseases of the skin such Eryspelas salt Bhrum,
Itch, &c. As
TOILET ARTICLE.
for giving the hair rich, soi glossy and curling APP
pearance, nothing has discovered to compare
with its incontesed-:ls incontesble virtues 1t i'm
parts the Fragrance of the most delightful and exotic
flowers, and is free from all mineral properties any
substance Which can color the skin, stain lady's
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SIGHT Restored.

GPECTACLEs no longer needed. By the use of n
~ siinpe instrument invented by the subsc ubers
sight may be retained through life without glasses
or may DC Restored alter glasses have been worn many
years. This wonderful effect Is produ I'd without min
OF Inconvenience. Certificates OF cure from Rev o. a.
Fuiney, John r. stuyyesant, Esq, P. J. Devines Esq
and others q equal responsibility, cau be seen Ell
our office. Tho efficacy Of the Cups was shown by
experiments IN recent lecture IN Worcester, by our
agent, DIR. q. n. DraiuRrd.
The Cups will BIO forwarded TO any person by mail
receipt OF IS. Agents wanted
J. BALL a. CO..
apis dSm No. 100 Nassau ST., N. X.