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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-20
IEIILIRLSTERING.

The late expedition to Lower California
and the rumors of extensive preparations fer
another invasion of Cuba, ought to arouse
the indignant Reproduction of every American
mind. Apart from the shameless iniQuity Of
such attempts upon nations at peace with the
United States, it is most humiliating to hear
the other governments of the world appealed
to by our weak and defenceless neighbors, to
protect them from the marauding propensi-
ties of men bearing the name Of Americans.
Cuba has been surrounded by British and
French fleets, to protect it from tillibuster-
ing expeditions, and it is stated that British
ffigate has sailed for the relief Of Lower Cali
fornia against its invaders. Without pausing
to discuss the question whether ornot ulterior
objects are sought by England and France in
their naval interference, and fully admitting
that their own history furnishes examples of
outrages and wrongs upon independent ma
tons a thousand times glaring
and unjustifable, than any which can be al
legged against our countryInen, we cannot but
blush that the conduct of some men, bearing
the American name, should afford them q
pretext to libel our national character
throughout the world, and to insult our wa
| tiers by the presence of an armed police up
| on our coast, as if we could only be COMPEL
| ed to honesty by the frowning batteries of
foreign ships of war.
Every citizen of the United States knows
that the government and the people of this
country are not responsible for these tillibus-
tering expeditions. They have no more to
do with them than had the government of
France with the expedition of Count Boulbon
in Mexico. Like all other countries we have
amongst US unprincipled men and reckless
adventurers. 1t is true, that here they can
execute fllibustering schemes with greater
facility than among European powers, be-
cause we have an enormous extent of sea
coast, and but small naval and military
force to detect and suppress such expeditions.
But the moral sense of the whole country
revolts at the iniquity of these fllibustering
schemes of invasion and plumber. The frank
and manly character of the American mind
has no sympathy whatever with these miser
&bie, underground plots OF spohatlon and
robbery against nations, with whom our re-
cosnised public relations are those of peace
and friendship. If we desire territory which
is not our own, then let US obtain it honestly,
or seize it with Il bold and open hand, and
with the whole power of the nation But
heaven deliver us from this pilfering, pick
pocket, demonstrating mode of procedure
This Jack Shepherdschool of morals and &C
ton; this stabbing a friend and ally under
the fifth rib Such iniquity is not winked at
by our government, and our people are inca
pabie OF 1t. What would be our own opin-
| IONS OF hllibustering expedition from AN.
Hher country to our own, under the nretence
example, of giving freedom to our s,aves9
"a 10 TO others as we would have them
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PERMANENT.
PERMANENT

mo. - NORFOLK, VA, Dec. l, 1853
DR.. BRAIEERD--Dear Sir You have entirely cured
both OF my eyes from "a great amount of diInness,
which resulted from over sxeriiOn In gszEg three
years since. Many times have been unable 20 sew
or read or work more than halt an h0uc other times
an hour then again wonid be compelled TO give I'm
work wholly for want of sight. can now work and
read with as perfect facility az ever did, indeed my
sight ID perfectly restored to me by not mare than
two minutes treatment with your new Instruments.
am confident that no other treatment could have
saved my sight from total loss Having been treated
By Drs. Dean, Bonsnnon, Patterson and Thomas of
Richmond, Va; Dr.. King, OF Hampton; DR. Gibbs OF
Old Point, aud DR. Higgins, OF Norfolk, without oh
tanning the desired rsiief-hereore your skin stan6s
out in the Eaore bold relief.
JANE DUBRE, No. IS Bank at.
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PERMANENT.
T i Il AIlAlN Es-sl.
ENTIRELY CURED IN TWENTY DAYS.

NO ~ WALTHAM, Aug. llth, 1873
Th. is certify that for tho last eleven years. in
SIMMER especially, / have been SO much affected
with inamneti of my eyes that light caused great
pain For the last six years | have worn glasses
have been under treatment by Professor StaTkey of
Philadelphia, have attended the Eye Infrmary OF
Boston, DR.. Graves of Providence Dr.. Jarvis Of
Caremont, n H, and all to no benefit.
am happy to state that attended DR.. Brainerd'B
Lecture on the 10th inst. had his cups applied about
two minutes and thre e-fourths of the Inflammation
was removed | can now walk and work in bright
sunlight without any pain, or using OF glasses in the
house. Selicvc that no CHER application could
have done 60 much for me-
CORNELIA K. GILES. @.
Witness: CHAs. r. Dennis,
CHANNEY kEWHALL.
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PERMANENT.
HIo-A J

No.4( WALTHAm, Aug 18th, 1853
This certifes that my wife aged 60, has not beer
without pain light for the pas 20 has bee
able to 60 out OF without screen for the past
for the past 5Years and has resorted ali medical
treatment without particle OF relief but misery
instead--and that one application of Or. Branerd's
Eye Cups has not only removed every particle ofthe
above difficulties but has enabled her to read fine
print without glasses. Having both done this, and
walked cut in the bright light for the distance OF
two miles without the least pain difficulty what
ever JOSHUA STILES,
Attest--H. o. Whippe,
G. +. Eemis,
3. eousens
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PERMANENT.
(No.8.l

(No.8.l WALTHAN, MASS } Aug. IL, 1853.
This to certify that for the last year and half
have been very much afflicted with weakness in my
eyes, pain to lsh: used glasses to very little effect,
had to give up sewing entirely and that an applica-
ton of DR., Brsinerd's Eye Cups for about one min.
ute, entirely relieved me of all pain and weakness;
can read comnlen print with perfect was elso
sighted. could not to read four inches
of, aud that now objects distinctly at any
distance, no blur at all the smallest type
EUNICE b. WETHERBE.
Attest-Joseph Smith, Chss. T. Bernis
WALTHAH, Aug. II, 1858.
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PERMANENT CURE.
(No. 2o.)

no. 70 EDGEWOOD, near Poushkeepsie,
Feb Il, 1853.
you my experience with regard to yonr Bye Cups
l had worn glasses or years when heard of
your Eye Cups Iproeurea pair and commenced
using them on Dec II, 1851. I have applied them
every night from Eve to ten minutes just before 60
ing o bed. My sight is 80 far improved that am
writing this by candle light. can see TO read a
good clear print by daylight, and hope to read
by candle light as my ebt is constantly improving.
have laid aside my glasses-l have net used them
for the last three weeks stili have been Obliged to
deprive myself OF reading in the evening. Before
using the Cups was not able to sign my with
out glasses. Yours &c,
de 20-2t JOHN p. STUYVESANT.
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PERMANENT.
mo. s.
BOSTON, Oct. Y, 1853.
DR.. c. B. BRAINERD.

DR. c. B. BRAINERD.
Dear Agreeable to request give you brief
statement oithe condition OF my eyes, which were
injured twenty years ago. My right eye Ia q
case of stQGdiOtHG, and was go much injured that
have been able to discover any object,
rays of light but very obscureiy. The left eye has
been seized four times during the last twenty years
with inta ANIMATION and liberation; and after the ope
ration and healing, the sight became contracted
near sighted, aud has continued very much SO until
pateIt eye cup applied by DE- 9. B. Brainerd the
left eye restored nearly TO its original long
edness Both of my eyes have been greatly relieved
and have to believe my left eye can be quite
restored by ntinued application of the eye cups.
regard he discovery vsluabie one and in sccoT-
dance with scientific principles ond practice.
Yours truly,
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~ MEETING Ar HENRlCO COUNT HOUSE.
the citizens OF the e3upty ofHenrieo are earnestly
ss9nsstsa 70 meet e their Cosrt House on the fr
moEDAf M January next, to appoint delegates
20 s.teDa the fpft River Railroad Caavsnti n To be
heid ~ hinf aed Qneen Court House On the s4th Of
county y V earnestly hoped that evs<g citizen whs
dc 2f-tdm MANY cTTfzYNg
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MARINE, NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Dec. 10.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse
aad passengers.
Steamer Beividere, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse., Lud.
lam 4 Watson.
Schr. Hourico, Chester, New York, rndse David
CHrTie.
Scar. Saratoga, Hodsersan, Salem, ballast.
S1hr. FloIs, Wooiford, Petersburg corn 10 Stearua
4 HIummei.
SAILED,
6chr. Minnesota, Baker, New York, -four, David
Currie
Schr. Angler, Dunbar, to toad down the river fer
New YORK.
BALTIMORE, Dec. lo.-Arrd- schrs. Ocean, Mitch
ell, from Richmond; Isaac Prince, jr.. Booze, do
Cleared sehr. John Randolph, Parker, Richmond.
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81 Aln DOLLARS WORTH OF

MUST Be SOLD IN SIXTY DAYS.-The subscri-
beers have in store, Of their make, recently
ceived, fifty thousand dollars worth OF seasonable
ready made CLOTHING heavy winter goods, Of all
qualities coors cuts kinds and prices and thing
certain, they must be seld Ii you are IN want OF
any kind OF clothing, from negro suit AZ s., to
suit of tine twled French cloth at S75 come to No.
I02, and your wants shall be supplied.
KEEN, CHlLES l. BALDWIN.
50 doz heavy wool SOCKS. de 70
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mo. 81
EAST BosToN, Aug. S, 1855

mo. q EA5T bOsTUN, AuE. D IooJ
This may certify that my wife, having suffered
from extreme shor-sightedness III one eye for 10
years past, that she could not read only
distance of or inches was much benefited by
application of Dr. BrainGrds treatment ~ to be
able to clearly at distance of two feet.
REV. Z. MACREDING.
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~ AUCTION EoTlCE.-Particalar attention. il
requested 10 the sale Of Stock of Goods. Furniture
Gas Fixtures &C., take place this morning n ten
o'clock. at the store formerly oecupied by Johu
behleer, deceased, corner Of 22nd snd Main strssts
de 20 THOS, w KEESEE Aucs
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MANY CITIZENS.

CT AUCTION EOTICE.-Attsntson is solicited
70 our sale, this no.nipg At ten o,s'ock
Dc 70 ALEX. MOTT 4 CO., Ancts
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EOR SALE.-A one-horse, FoUR.sEAr,
Il glass-back, quarter ROCkAWAY, entirely new
with harness, will be sold at bargain. Apply to
de 20 A. EORRIS
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DIED.

On Saturday. Dec. II, THOMAS DOUGLAS, sou
OF Cbarlee and Grace A. Bennett, aged one year and
nina months.
On Sunday evening, the 18th inst, THOMAS w
b., yeungest@Fon of James and Mary T. Smith
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MARRIED.

On the evening of the 18th, Main Street Baptist
Church, IN this city. by the Rev. T. r. Howell % D.,
JOHN w. BURLINGTON, Esq. to Miss HENRI
ETA r. WINSTON, all of this city.
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RICHMOND MARkETs-Dec.

II.
CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR.-The market s more firm to-day. buxers
offer IS So but holders demand higher rates aud
small sales to the trade at Sc G2i 675and 81.
WHEAT-No change, 81 301pl ST.
TO8A6CO, CORN aud ether articles remains with
on alteration.
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PERMANENT.
mo. 10 J

mo. I9) So TRENTON, March Is, IG55.
Friend Hestor-I take pleasure 10 stating thAs be'
fore using j. Ball & Co.'s Eye Cups was unable to
to pick up pin to read print. could not dis
tin gush my most intimate acquaintance across the
street. but after Z few applications of tbs CRpa my
sight is restored equally good it when I
commenced ssing gssses W hch ssaverai since
ELIZABETH ROH8ALI
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pOARDING-Can be had in a private
ID family. Rooms as comfortable and sltaation as
pleasant any in town. Terms IS 90 per week.
Address &. D., through Richmond +. D. de 20-Si
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IN IN THE PENITENTIARy

IN IN THE PENITENTIARY
age OF the Governor of Virginia
Rct' by no means SO uncommon
orequire very special notice
women in our Penitentiary
to this statement but for
the attention of our
'sors to it. They are
side of Southern
eaders Il view Of
We are aware
healthful So
character
lard, the
hpub-
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" PUSTFUNEU MEETINU ON TIE BUR-
JECT OF THE PLANK ROAD.-Notice u hersby
gives that pursuance Of the wishes of those who
at the late meeting at which considerable ad-
dion was made TO the subscription Of stock to the
said road, another meeting will Be hel3 at Broad
Street Hotel on SATURDAY, tbs 9th inst, at half
past 8 O'clock, r. N for the purpose of obtaining
tbs stock yet necessary for the organization of the
Company, and for taking steps thersto Those who
have already subscribed, and all friends Of the con.
tsnplsted rosd, earnestly requested TO attend.
ia m
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FaNHE subscriber (although fully insured)
Il returns his sincere thanks to many citizens ana
members of the fire companies, for saving from the
fire, at the Columbian Stables Saturday night, his
teams consisting of thirty odd mules and horses,
without injury to
de G-lt LEWIS HILL 18th street
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FH- HENRY G. CANNON, At ToREEY
AW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Ieeds, &c. for New York Pennsylvania, North Caro-
Ena, South Carolina, Alshana, Tennessee, Chic,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, sc.
Practices in the Courts OF Richmond city and Hen
rico county. VIII aetend promptly to al Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
sc 9-Srn
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IL DR.. WIN. II. MiLNOR, practitioner, forthe
last twenty years in the cities OF NEW YORK and
PHiLADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the citi-
gems OF ichmond MS services in all the branches Of
hls profession. Dr.. MILNOR may be found during
the day, at his office. HILLS READING ROOH
BUILDING, corner of Main aud Governor streets,
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE
Grace street. =
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Total Blindness OF three months standing, caused by
ScrolulOus Inflammation: enabled 20 read hne print
ia four minutes, Perfectly and permanently cured
by tour upPhcancns
This certiies that my dsughtor, aged sixteen, las
heen afflicted for ak years with scrotulous a4smna-
ton OF her eyes, resulting in liberation CT eoTnea
ald total blindness for the least three months. She
went blind unGer Dr.. HuopeI's treatment in the
Massachusetts Eye aRd Ear lntiriuary-ard won
derfui TO state DR. BraiaeT6 enabled her to read the
finest print by four minutes treatment And still
and bindness leaving her with perfect sight TO this
moment, by four appliegtiOns-the las: one having
been made nearly three months since, which shows
DIXIE PEERS, No. 4 Everett st.
7. 5 hereby certify that Mr.. Peers has been
ployed in the in this city for the last m
teen years, and IL known TO be man whose word is
NJ TURNER, Superintendent
An astonishing case of the Rev J. Smith, Of No 9
Salem stteet, Charlestown, Mass.
No. II. PERMANENT CURE.
DR.. BRAlEEKD-SIR: feel that IL is due you ard
the pubic that should make few statements in
lation 10 Your in regard relieving the eve
ssht. About 10 years ago was thrown from nay
horse upon my head, which impaired my vision very
much producing blur SO that could not see to
n aG or write but little without glasses but for
short time, aud had TO use shem considerable part
OF my time when walking or laborng. and especially
when az church, in order TO enable me 70 soc the
speaker; ana happy TO state that since the middle
OF last November have not used glasses one day
can read day night readily 6ver could be fore
was injured, and attributed it TO tha use Of your
Cups, which purchased OF you, ard used bat one
n1lrt to, when was perfectly restored and have
never hed TO relapse, nor have used theia since e.
&c OF i've times that week for the space of half
minute each time, hut found no effect as ut first and
finding cured, left OF Tho use of them there.
FIRE, feel disposed aud exceedingly happy 10 ~.
o uinend you as nc imposteI, but gentleman that
can be relied heard you before IN concord, n.
H.. before large audience, araeng whoa were seva.
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G;; FOR RENT-Franklin Hotel, now
Lii kept by Mr.. Joseph It. Kerns. Possession Civ
eH on the LIST January next. Apply to
de 2O-IIy F,DW
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~ DR.. BRAIHERD, who lec.ured At Metro
pUiitsn Hall Friday evening viii retrrn from Pc
telsburg on Wednesday morning, and can be con-
suited in private paEOur at the EzehaHgs Hotel.
FIRST floor, for week from that day, with the
ptioa of Saturday when he will be ia Patsrsburg
again. He will tresr patients for tins following de-
fects of Vision Partial and total Observation-Disclosures
nation in all its foTms--Weaknes3, predicting pain
from light, Ac.-Far sightsdness or din.aaton Of
sight FROM aGe--Near short sighted oes-sn3 rnspy
other classes OF diseases OF the eye enumerated
For consultation By letter, 81; for treatment and
consultation blD. de I9-h
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raj doctors, three Of whom appointed commit.
tee 10 report. was with the m a. ypur private room
heard all their invsstisaons and queries. aud heard
them. ard they oauld lind fsulk a. AL NV red.
dencs 10 at Cbariestovn Mss am travelling ali the
time, and exposed to all weafberr. My age was II
last Decomber, and trnst IL liys fer years. te be-
abls to do without slssses. and sssiI do all Ia my
power to recommend the Csc Of ths Eys Cups.
Yours respectfully,
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d STRAYED or STOLEN--

fN-a STRAYED OR STOL e n -
~. dark bay MARE, commonly used by Mr.. Z.
l.. WaIthall, of my team agents. On Saturday
last Mr. Wslthali hitcheG the TO horse race
in front of Messrs. Van Lew & TsylOI's while he
went in 20 MIR. Mander's When he returned TO the
street the mare was gone. The presumption ia she
ridden of by one. She s of dark bay col
or, without white spot, far recollection serves;
good deal puifed with wind gals about the hocks
and hind feet; about years Old; had old quilt
ed saddle, with cirsingie buckled around the whole
liberal reward will be paid for her return to
de 21-ts JACOB s. ATLEE
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E ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLiC.-Offc on Franklin street
under the Metropolitan Hail. Richmond Va
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70 PHQsNIX BANK.--The Notes of this issce
will be redeemed in Richmond by II n PAIRO
CO; in Washington City by PAIRo & NOURSE.
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~ BATHS, BATHS, BATHs-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampooiug Saloon under the
American Hotel-entraDce on 1Ith street.
Single Bath 25cents, five tickets for 81. OCT
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E AIR DYES--From the most eslebra-
= sed maeafaetursrS Tor sale very low. Ba,bers
sna osaisis sappiied at mann fac tar ais' prieas
Z. J. PiCop CO., nassais
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" LEI &C HE 5, LEECHES.-The public ara
netepy M-rrned that | have just received by the
ste':ei Jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
-4eo1fei rsnean LEECHES, which will be applied
ICON Lhs reasonable The subscriber can
be rocnd all hours Of the day the hair dressing
saloon 0nder the American Hotel, lih street and az
night 18th, between Main and franklin streets
Sc IA r. e. HOSSOE,
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1icanB and sinners ~ the Pharisees OF Adolf
ton allege. We have no women in our pri,
sons, and 1t is rare ever to find them there
Can az much be said of the abolition Statesf
We advise them, instead of seeking to reform
other peoples morals. to begin at home. take
the beam out Of their own eyes, and elevate
the character and condition of their white
slaves of both sexes. who are now driven by
NEGLECT and want to crime and the Penitenti-
airy.
rYF' Our paper Is so crowded this 4norning,
That we have omitted some things intended
for publication to-day.
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{ MID RECTIFIED WHISKEY-I,ar !
de % Holm II crA,pop.
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! UMP PLASTER-l0O tons, ~ srrir.
IL for sale by /" @rfiVei
de 70 JOHN H. CT! .rpnpa,,,
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WITHOUT FAIL. AND PRESERVE THIS CIR
cULAn ON ACCOUNT OF MY POST OFFICE
ADDRESS.
DIR. G. b. BRAINERD.
DR.. BRAlNERD can be consulted in Richmond,
for one week from next Wednesday morning, tex
eept Saturday when he will be In Petersburg lin the
private parlor of the Exchange Hotel first floor,
from TO ii A. NJ. and to 4 p. M. MY stay will be
short, therefore let ell who wish treatment apply at
once. Correspondents by addressing me- poet.paid
box 70I New York city, stating the nature ct their
oases, and whether the eyebal Ia small or large; also
whether the eye stand out prominently or 10 sunken
-ean for two dollars obtain advice; or treatment Tor
ten dollars IN which case the pay for advics will be
dtancted. The poor favoraby considered
several cases are marked "Permanent" hoping
shey VIII satisfy the doubling upon that pout.
PERMANENT
mo. IL NORFOLK, Va, Dee 2, 1858.
This Is to certify that have been wearing spec
ssGlas tor % years. owing to almost total blindness
not being abs to tell one OF my children from snoti-
or OF small distance, two feet, and when the
sun shone brightly could not at all. On the
ming OF the 28th of November, attended a lecture
d lsfge audience, aud in about two minutes time
could see better than have for ffty-three years
can now shoot partridge on the wing, something
which have not done since was 10 years old. cGB
aso distinguish my friends In the street. very lous
distance without my gasse and read write and work
win them Ill manner which would not attempt
TO do before treatment with the instruments of Dr.
bralnerd's and now take pleasure in recommending
ali persons who affected TO treatment under him
l can also sign my name without speetacles.
J. w. BAKER
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LEGANT LACE CuRTAINS-Tba
- atentlon Of purchasers is respectfully invited
our large and o0mpleIe assornlent ~ nr
s.a a woods az rich Lace, Euslp Worstea Dao,asss
Cotnees, Loops Cords, &c. 0AS~s
Also, Carpets Rugs and Oil Cloths
clear oat tae balance of the Stock great hay
sss WIZ be offered the prices ranging fscaa la a..
pet yard, 20 knar grsdes. 80
AUCTION BARGAINS
large let of a. wool filling Carnefinr, =. ~ -.
also, finer IN proportion. - ~ e1A'
taFge lot Iii Csfpeting at % cents
liberal deduction will be made 10 hotel ,. ay,ax.
aha boarding houses, who large euantit,es a,
early cal - solicited the new Garnet WarernaT
opposite Exchange Bank ~SeiVesus
as la-Sen C, A GWATRINS