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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1854-08-31

KEEL, HoLsrEIs, dug Z, 1854.
Inc Germans, while longing for freedom,
1pleas generally to have arrived at the con-
aI'uoh that any attempt at enfranchising
~eln'elVes from the oppression of princely
dSS S would fail, unless seconded by the aid
Il france. This opinion seems to have been
S,eu Chiefly by the adverse fortune which has
, ~ the most of the revolutionary at
'C en- which, since the French revolution of
-: nave been made in Germany; though
s.. uIhdence of success is also attributable to
.S e contempt in which the leading members of
~ 1r' herman liberal party generally have fallen,
account of the iDjudicious and ridiculous
a-o ",ineF In which the Frankfort Parliament,
acing the most eminent men of that party,
.;" auaged the public affairs during the revolu-
movements of l84S and lS49 !; because,
r.. ~ Dc remembered that the Frankfort Par
On instead of employing all its energies
- measures calculated to secure the success Of
nc revolution and the freedom of the peope,
,;' as not ashamed with spending precious
IN: IN discussing mere theories, and in quar-
~ tins about constitutional puerilities Indeed,
I.s most Of the members of that Legislative
rs gS-y eVinced the greatest want not only of po-
- ~ experience and practical skill, but also
H. common sense; and they are now paying
t.s penalty of their errors and their defects, by
ing deSPised by the people, and hated and
tTsecuted by the princes.
cannot but be very humilisting refec-
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vne,N,A LEalsLaruaE.
SENATE.

TUESDAY. Feb astS, iss4,
resolution was presented by Mr. DKSKALr-Thst
se committee be appointed to report bin to lnc Sc
the capital stock Of the Rockingham Turnpike c. eess
requiring said increase taken by private sub Gp.ny
MessSs Dsneale, Harris and Baldwin were ar serpuon
Committee. -Po'n'eo san
bill increasing the capital stock e ~. u,,...,-.
Bridge Company eight thousand o,. ~. III sn,S,
for subscription to that smoun,t ,So Sat-
n.nx w,,h c.n,s, os,s.s ,gh and Boone Road Con,
hiths principle; "ou'Ana uo"a'' vi inc 'nre'
OIL, 70 Increase the capital stock Of the Fredereks
Jois,s ON ,sa ~ < Road Company, sixty thoussnt
extension Of said oad 70 SisnJ.rds,IIs in Green
by the fo!lowinr 80, " =" N'S'" s'u"'y
60 M .ssrs Baldwin, Barnett Boswell Chapman
WS'r .ncalc, Funston. Hall, Harris, Jones, Layne
Marsra McEhcnney, McKenney Aoueurc, Muffin, Pax
,ando,ph, Roger, Shackelford S,eenrod Stuart Tate
onias, Thompson, Turner, Wade, it,, Ward, West
= White Winston-Sl.
NoEs-Messrs. Amber, Arthur, Braxton, Catlett Lo-
| gan, Old, jr.. Parker.
bill to increase the capital stock Of the Russell Old
Court House and Abingdon Turnpike Company twenty
i've thousand dollars on the thrcc.flths principle.
bill authorizing the incorporation the Paris and
Piedmont Station Turnpike Compauy with capital Of
$4,000 on the three hfths principle
bill to amend the ninth section Of the concerning
the compensation and cmpanelng of jurors, their quail
cations and manner of selection in certain cases passed
1883 so as to proportion serving in the
Circuit Court OF James City snd the city OF Williams
burg between the county aud the corporation.
A bill to provide for the construction of the Middle
Fork Turnpike.
bill for the relef of Mr.. C. Lipscomb of Marion
| county.
bill for the relief of John w. Moore, Sheriff of
jefferson county.
bill increase the capital stock Of the Petersburg
aud Jerusalem Plank Road Company.
a bill authorizing county and corporation courts to
upon militia fines in the hands of thu collectors of the
same, and on claims against the militia fund.
bill appropriating the sum Of twenty-five thousand
dollars to the University Of Virginia. Tor the purpose
repairing and improving the buildings thereof aud for
furnishing supply Of water.
AYEs-Mesrs. Amber, Arthur, Baldwin, Barnett, Brax.
ton Campbell, Ca,e, Chapman Creigh, Denealc Douglas,
Funeu Harris, Irving johnson, Jones Layne, Marshall
Mckenney, Moncure Mullen Old, jun, Paxton Randolph.
Rcgor Saunders, Shacklcford Shands Smith, Steenrod
Stuart, Thomas, Thomas, Ward, West, White, Win
ston-SS.
NoEs-Mr Wade.
The bill authorizing loan to the James River
and Kanawha Company for the completion of the
tide water connection, up. After length,
discussion taking bills up OF their order calling the
previous question: motions of Adjournment and every eff
fort that conld be made of the BILL by its oppo
nents the Senate proceeded with its consideration
il being on the second reading Mr. Shackelford spoke
against 4: and before concluding gave way for
tion to adjourn.
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BRIcuMoNp MARKETS. MArcu l. Is,,

IonccoBT,ass and receipts larger tLan usua Al
This Of the Price
W" continue 10 Iugs at "a to general sale, ~ 10
hi. NV Leaf 10 sll Od Lugs W. Common Leaf ~
TO ~ Good o to fliS. Pine manufacturing IL to tla
tsicamef accounts have unsettled ct,
We hear of TAO Transactions to-day.
uEsrEI s WHITE Commission Merchants.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Feb 25h-cotton-sAi TO iay OF
500 bales; sales Of tue week 1900 bIs Money easier
ling .aT14. - ~ 49,
news mas given an Improved tone 10 the
hrnc, sc advance bang paid
81 lalA bags,
c ned c large sales AZ GsIcc llur 81 IN
bhs,"' frvFits advancing. Lvetp oil
PHILADELPHIA CAT LIZ MARREr, Feb. .Ith-The an ring,
OF he, S"i iGf tIe week HbJu lZU0 heal
sng "m e,n to tiu lb. Coxs-Thrr. were about "a
In market and from 20 tiD selling from
III live weight sheep selling at MT, Def In
H,Ea-COU sci las at froGi 10 t7.J per leo lbs.
NEW YoRK CATTLE MARKET, Feb. 2T-At all the Yard.--
OIcrrd dut.ns this day 300 B-f Cattle The
sei to-day was rom ~ % U cents III Coss AMI Calves
Sle'r-s"ei at iroi" I To- $t". Hogs 6ets gross
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her accord this dangerous aud Improbable conflict
They prove thstshe waunionly prepared to act In con
cert with this county for the defence OF Turkey and that
he was fully provided With instructions to meet every con-
tingency.
Among the Provisions. NC Aud one Tor the Joint ocupa
ssh orces with tho consent OF the Porte IN the even,
Of tho fleets being called up to CONFERENCE.-The and We
have yet to learn Why that important and prudent step
was not taken ~ea the uee's went up. Engsged the
French and English Governments now are In these p,o
ceedngs hold to be absolutely necessary to their sue
and their safety that the Allied Powers should
have decisive voice In tho government they have under
the policy of Western Europe, and the pertons
OF tho combined forces To bo in any degc nj the mercy
OF an intrigue IN the Diran or tho fl Of a Min,
itcr. As long intervention lasts NO afo
entitled to require oil that necessary to render IL cafe
and cectual and the first condition be Recommended
Ia that the Sultan who has invoked assistance, should
take no step which may a2tct position without the
assent OF his allies
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The SENATE, Yesterday passed the bill to its third read
ing making loan 10 the James River and Kanawha Com
pany for completing the Dock connection. The bill was
strongly opposed and motion for its indefinite
ment Was made, but voted down By a decded vote
Every effort will be made by the opponents OF the bill
defeat IT. They manifest purpose to fight it every
stage, but meet with little encouragement from msor,y
Of the Senate The bill comes up its passage to-day
being the Csdc1 Of the day at 10 o'clock.
Another effort mEia 10 take up the small note bill
1t was failure The Senate very unceremoniously dis
posed Of the motion by voting it down-ayes TO- noes L.
Matters begin to look very much like this important sub
j,ct get the go-by.
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TILE TURKISH WAR IN THE ILLINOIS LEGrsLA

ENTEsDSG THE PRfSCIPLEs or THE vis,ouBi oovs.o-
SIsE OVER TERRITORY ACQUIRED RUSSIA.
On the lJ!h inst, Mr.. A. II. Nixon, from McITenry
county, one OF the most talented members in the Illinois
Legislature, offered In the House of Reprcsenatiys ,b
following preamble and resolutions protesting against the
progressive policy Of the CIR Of Russia and kinv iIa
extension OF the principles Of the Missouri compruni
over all the territory which Nicholn. ina
by conquest OF otherwise. Here they are:-
Whcreas great disturbances have arisen in tho Ola
World in consequence Of the refusal Of the CZlr Of Ks,
to accep. the note Of the Allied Powers, aud the subse
quent invasion o Turkey by that power aud whsre,.
We believe that il 0 manifest intention Of the Czar tn
destroy the nationality Of tho Turkish empire and annex
' territory tn the empire Of Russia, thereby creating
dangerous monopoly aud onIlngering the balance Of
power III Europe, aud the peace ana harmony Of the
word ana whereas, deem IL the imperative duiv of
tiS Legislature To protest against the aforesaid agrees
siye policy Of tho Gar and vhnraaa we believe X ga
tne duty OF the executive Of Rus have sgreed to The
u'tma,nn OF Turkey, recommended by The ncu,r.l
powers ond whereas, cannot with due renrJ 10 ,ur
nGho', ana our ahieceden calmly submit TO She annex
alton OF ANY more territory to the empire OF Russia he
neVlng thht me empire Ia already sufficiently large
Resolved 10y the 1Gou,c OF Reprs4en,,,ivc, flo gu.,.
concurrng therein, That the pursued by Inc Coz
OF Russia upon the Turkish question neets Win ,, 49,
| qualified dlsappfobation. -"
Resolved That in our opinion 1t was the duty Of tho
executive OF Russia TO have agreed TO tho "a
fnrkey aud settled the question upon tue bass therein
proposed. Wv "''' '''''''
Resolved, That opposed to the aneralion Of an,
~ W wv N'lVNH OF Hus8a, deemiun iuron
In Europe ''s'''' VI ue'n'crscy
Resolved That the zar he respectable ,oo,e,od >,
eVacuate the Phncipilides soon as he shall tcccjs
copy Of these resolutions ''' '''e''
resolved Iha'i8e look upon the Prime Minister yss,ol
rode as entirely unfit for the position bs oci,
"V1la sugs'5t ust he be Immediately dismissed
Resolved ThatH the government Of Rn4.i, sIIl .,u,
mere 70 VIC policy Of anne1iog Turkey otter The rgccin, Of
resolutions we Woull respectfully suggest with sI
oeerense 70 'ls right Of that Power mat de p,nci,Is.
OF the Missouri comprnmsc be extended over iii ,c,,;io
acquired form Turkey " ''''''y
ke.olVet That hs Governor be reaoired IN L,,x,,d .,
the Aforesaid Cara copy Oftbe above resolo,ops -
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Senate.
TUESDAY, Feb. esth, 1854
EVENING SESSION.
tion to adjourn


The following bills were passed:
bill Incorporating the White Sulphur Springs Com
pany. in the county of orcenbreE.
bill authorizing the Select and Common Councils Of
Norfolk City subscribe behalf Of the corporation
said city the stock in the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail
Road.
\ bl to lcgaliGe the proceedings Of the Guyandotte
Bridge Company under the provisions Of act to amend
and the tenth section of act Incorporating the
Guyandotte Bridge Company, passed S0h March, 1883
bill to increase the capital stock Of the Russell Old
Court House, and Abingdon Turnpike Company, with
sundry amendments
bill TO incorporate the Cuppahosie Wharf Company.
bill TO authorize the establishment Of branch Of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia the Bank of the Valley the
Exchange Bank in the town OF Portsmouth.
bill to establish Free Schools in the county OF Clarke
Ca motion Of Mr. MCDEARNoS, resolution adopted
that for the remainder OF the session Senator shall be
allowed greater space Of time than ten minutes, in
speaking on any question.
4 number OF bills advanced to their third reading
and without trhnsactiug any further business OF mpo
lance tue Senate adjourned.
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.Ues,rs. Editors

Dss'rs. EdiiOrss
observe i. recent number of your paper, YOU. UT
Intentionally doubt do the State of Illinois great in
justice Commenting upon that portion c. the recent
OF the Governor of that State wherein he states
the Completed Railroads in its borders at twelve hupd,
mes, aud those Gnder contract one thousand miles
you take occasion say, that "eyey foot Of these ro,ds
has been made by appropriations Of public lands Not
cent has OUT OF the pockets of the peoplan
Allow me TO suggest that this is an error OF the
twelve hundred miles Of completed Railroads in that
State. only hundred and twenty miles has been In
any way ass.tDl BY appropriation OF Public Lands Ey
cry mile OF the twelve hundred, except this insignificant
portion, iaS been constructed toy private capitaI-uor
has the State ia rimg,s Instance granted or loaned n
dollar of aid or credit towards their construction
The General Government, two years ago did grant
certain Iuds to aid in the OF one railroad in
that STATE granting at the time in the same act
aud under precisely the restricos an equal
OF land 10 the States Of Kentucky Tennessee and Ala
baml, for the CONTINUANCE OF that from the junction
OF the Ohio aud Mississippi rivers the Gulf Of Mexico
The Whole OF the Hi DIS portion OF tho road will be com
peted 10y the hrs. dIy ofJanLlry next The period for lie
probable completion Of the other end OF the roadis y,
ubauown.
Presuming your article upon this subject was written
under Misrepresentation, taken the liberty of send
ing you this communication with the hope that Won NAV
see ut to publish It, AN ILLINOfSIAN
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-s. ,,,.. ~, the Ensgirer said: "From pies
,hs Ie Nislature will most probably adjourn
49,. ..d ar ninety ess session. without leaving be-
~ an, great amo mt or unfinished business ~
How much mistaken has os.r neishoor been In aporton
Of ia predcton The Lea tsissfs will most probably
adjourn At the end Of ninety lays session. but they leave
behind them vast amount OF "unhhshei business -
abou, iour6hs Of their work. II the above announce
ment by the Enquirer int nded In an ronicai spirit
Il has certainly hit the mark.
Perhaps no Legislators who were ever before assem-
bed will have more difficult task TO set themselves right
before the people How It is that three months have been
spent in such ruess legislation, will be very difficult
undertaking to render any satisfactory explanation of to
Il cir constituents For portion OF the members we
feel sympathy We believe that respectable num-
Der of them entered upon the discharge of their legislative
duties with determination to the State fahiuy-
least tho best their ability All of,hcm may have been
acuacd by such determination, but it is now certain
that by far the larger portion took the wrong way tr
do IT,
An ncessant jangng and unnecessary disputstlon has
characterized their action from the beginning Tho in
eress Of the State atarge have been made subservean
local prcudiccs. Tho patrons of each appropriation
scheme have held back from going for almost any thing
else until they could what be their fate When
been they against every thing and for nothing, the
balance Of the session.
Speech making for BuEcomb, in many instances has
consumed undue share of the time but that Is TO be
expected Of Virginia Legislature as matter ofeoursc.
The part, and that which will give Democratic
Legislators trouble will be to account for the fact
that with overwhelming party majority, much
time has been wasted In fruess efforts to harmonic
among themselves Questions OF strictly party charac-
ter have debated from time to time during the
Sion wheE for the dornsnt party to decide them nothing
more would seem necessary that. 10 esl!the roll
For the few remaining days of the session but little bu
siness will be transacted. grab game is being played
by ntcrminablc call up bills out of their order
the hope OF getting each mans bill through in advance
Lengthy discussions these motions, the regular
business is interrupted and the resu, is nothing is done
rs some members the dog in the mangcr policy played
rs they want nothing themselves they will give else
any thing aud by others equally selfish policy is pur-
inasmucl they could not get any thing nobody
else SHALL lar their opposition reven,t aud to
accomplish that end they disposed every occa-
that presents itself to speak against time the ter
OF the session.
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IL We not fully advised of the purposes OF the
Legislature Its present is quite nigh erpired-and
than half the bills reported still upon the table
The idea OF session has been in the head some
gentlemen, but the dominant party has been shy of pro-
posing that eEpcdient. IL hoped that some Wing
might be found slp-headed enough bring forward
bu; that search has thus far been vain We hear that
being mooted continue the thirty days
and thus dispense with any necessity for session.
In the present temper of the House. doub, whether
this device would have the effect desired
But for our part, we intend, to have nothing to 60
with the question We in the hands at the mercy
of our rulers and submit whatever fate they NAV
accord US.
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A AAItNiNt,.

Delay not your mind tina, sentence Of fools phi.
lnsophy that die will well OF ITSELF that you
with rcrnin medicines dollars Beware how you
per with your general welfare.
We wild vicious youths why ye persIs, In dosing
the Gthy rasHg o"os daily proncTed. thereby impair
Ing appetite and Digestion destroying you mentally
we'll ns physically when be with few doses Of plea
SAINT mcdioincsf
We akcs q every and condition. why will suffer and
pine aud dr"g out miscrabc existence untitled for the e
mH sud oven ordindy PursW Of oi You who thus
noycd ani Wish to be restored 10 health and vgor by treatment
at once pleasant and eneatu, hoad consult DR. MORRIS Ills
success In chronic da been greater than that oany other
py'rnn o. his day Macy Who have for afflicted
with disease Consequences resulting excess have been
restored health ylgor undcr his really scientific eamen
Should interview he Objectionable state disease
In vhing-encosc 1--WE dDlars-address Dr. W. ~ HoRR15
through the Post oec Nashville Tenn and package Of medl
enes, securely put up will 10 sent privately and with dispatch
ruI directions herewith and questions deted.
Pcionsyng distance, and acted with seroula, Old ~,
GERS letter. Cancers, Piles, Psua ia Ano Gravel Structures,
elects any disease whatever Of an aggravated malignant
character home By consulting DR. noRRIs By
letter. pos, paid, enclosing Fee Medicines pleasant
nis, can Be sen. mall 70 part Of The United states,
ladies who be afflicted win irgast,ss Tour Aui Of
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Cures UdrSdHt,d
once. Room NO. H. up stairs oc3a-diy
invite a,.niion g SS5 .,' Dgsg.d p,y
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Day AZ we, y, "a l q ~, Mach pl.,,.,,
2" Tg04T ~ , %9, S "a G S, nirSh
= tces aGNiefR-2' cents Jingle ietsi-i2K eseb
ors open at oeoct p. Nj Lecture TO begin st1X,PM
mas-2s -----------
akA5A OASIS very iupfIor aud Pfes Lc0RIoE for
nh1 HUNT HARVEY
100 BUSHELS cLoyIR sFED, for uislovty
hVV Th2 HUNT HAeyLy,
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HHeS"aFh'hiSr' " ~" Ril 01i ana DGppfs Rri1ro1J IN .
You vi" soon be called upon TO elect President OF your
pahy Wctume Wat ~ VIII be admitted that the iu,nss Of,
your Hg.h has become OF sufficient Magnitude and a.
demand the tcsirs attention tie President and tbs, ~
must % SUCH nan as can bring to the discharge the du
W.. oc. eaae,y nhls.Iy aad practical experience there
ore beH ssVe 20 call attention of n
GFToEp E'g who has been Director In ibIi cS,,, 80, ~
the tns OF iis organization 10 the preseu day CuJ III 49,
N'e President ana President tan, has closely con
n,e,ed Win ne management Of it. AFFAIR.", even down 70 the
prominently the necessary NJ
o. nov tie Pc ilent Of this Company having been e.rt
by Tie board Of DTtE-rg lndit is Hoped that the
wiz when called together, eonhr'. .hs action
4 COUNTY syOCRuOLDER
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s1 MOTiiEIt-' DHEAsT CIOTIis--Thc,c Cloths will do
more to Rising Breasts give entire speedy
relief to pain In the breasts Of nursing mother arising
cold other than thing known TO the verdi this
day. They be without
ter, aud + procured aud during the period Of nursing
Whenever dsagrccabc symptom Of hardness nnatOp
from any cause exhibit ITSELF they guaranteed to give relief
and In instance the Rising There
sands who safer os during the period Of nursing Directions
for u4ng these Cloths accompany them.
They 10 sale exclusively by ADlE Il GRAY,
uu21 Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
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MAkhIEIl.

On the 2nl F'b'uary, mother the
EeNd Mr. Digs, at tue NJ T. Church, GARMU Of
bicE!"sha 1" tHe h,f,H and iSEck adined Miss ii. U.
WOOU 81 Cumberland.
GA ie 99d instant at Wake Forest Amelia oouny
sxh NJ chspp- Mr. - H. r. LOVING q reeI sburs, Mss
ANNIE A. daughter Of william T. Green, Esq Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-02

~ Isn scisrs INV roar. ARE sano BE seen IA our en-,
Metropolitan Hail. together with bau,nsl hon. Lon.
s'a h' Lindsay gives hcstss on womans Right nightly,
ana curing the inermi'ions ,ins song THIS VEN rood
place to spend an evening
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-02

Hancock. Of Q, Hardy, Hays Hewett. Homer, Ksmpe,
krkpa,Iiek KNOX, L,ugh Major Mallory. Malone Msr,r
Mayo Mcclure, MeGufan, Neon. Minor Moody Mor,i.
soo Parsons Perkins Pharer, Price, Randolph Riehsson
Rutherford, seibert. Shannon. Sinclair Skinner Sper
Sprinkle Stevens saumers Tabb, Talbot Taylor of n
Mr.. MooRr, then Obtained the floor and was about 10
address the House In support Of his amend when
the request Of Mr. GALLr, he gavo way to enable him INF
G) to make motion to adjourn, which Was agreed To-
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DIED,

At hs residences at the Salt sulphur Prng The esdf Teb
nary, ISAAC CANUTHLRs formerly LEXINGTON Virginia
Tor past OF the nie
gent citiEt Ms VI the county Of Monroe.
february 2ih, 1874 In Alexandria, CILINA daughter Of DIR.
Raleigh r. Eni Uramig Colt in the eighth her
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~ pli. g. IS. BHAINEisp yqum inform the Gahli-
that he u waiting 1r the Committee CaTrrs 1nirnrc At Rich.
inond 70 rtpnri and be- consulted the Exchange otr
~ Saturday, March A. 1861, from to ~ A. 81, aud H.
r. 81 Ny will he short therefore let all who wish
sppy tonte Corrcpondcn Wy addressing p,,tPt box
iUl New York CITY, stating the nature NJ rr huh whether
the cyeba l. sIal or large; also whether the eye stands out
promptly " sgEgn-can Tor two dollars, obtain advice
treatment for ten dollars IN which advice will
deducted. THE poor fayorahiy cpnsideted,
DR BRAEED has restored persona perfect sght In cFscB
partial and total blindness Of ro weeks to 80 standing
by from 10 seconds ~ minutes application, scientific mt
Of his own discovery, without cutting, pain wash.
Dr. b. has also, egrod inuimaon various az
grAyaod grades pain from, and Intolerance Of light far sighted
pes or loss on sight from age and nsarsgtclne''-ai Of which
have remained permanent TO the present moment.
Por abundant evidence NJ the stated reference
had 10 statements Of treated aud published city
paper Many Of those persons
Mo4P w. o. each day, wIe hours Dr. ~ will perform
peTmenis on the worst that may be- PRESENTED
r. e. Gee notice above bouTs days Those not
see Dr. Bnned vilhu the time stated will Ifi ~ so hin at an
Iuai--n
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THEATRE.The first appearance of the celebrated de.
iineaors Of Irish character, Mr. and Mrs. BAExEY vii.
LIANs will take place this evening which occasion will
be performed the drama Of Born to Cool Luck and
" Barney tie Baron" In both pieces Mr. and Mrs b.
will sustain the principal characters. The patrons of the
drama and lovers fun soGi Tot lei, to witness the CT
celieni performances Of these srtistes