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NOTICE TO THE P c.-The


IN subscriber having offered bis stock Of SADDLE
KY ct public suction On the 9th Of June last, but
owing to the extreme warm weather and sickly sea-
his large and beautiful assortment Of ready-msde
SADDLES, amongst which some Of . new and
and warranted not to hurt the horse. Also, very
large sseortmeut OF most beautiful Coach and Buggy
HARNESS, which cannot be surpassed. My stocs
embraces, Also Wagon and Cart Harness OF the most
durable quality; and In fact every article ususiy Kept
In 6addlery establishment. may be fosnd q ny
shop. all manufactured under my own supervi0on ~
the most experienced workmen.
Ny object In selling out Il. 70 close my agency ou-
siness. and commence on my own account. ana ~,
be- offered at public auction during the STATE Asca.-
tural Exhihition, due notice Of which win Dc given
In reoueat nv friends to call % once and set.
re their blIs-shs necsssity Of which must b. obvi.
ous to all. The smountsindtyiduaiiy are email but
~j-SSsis JOSEPH q. CoLQuIr1.
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FARM FOR SALE.-The

NORTHAM FARM FOR SALE.-The
IN subscriber, intending to commence business in
the city OF Richmond offers at private sale his beau
eight miles from Richmond and three miles west Of
the termination of the Richmond Westham Plank
Road. There about $50 acres, all enclosed-a
part of which is good meadow land the balance easy
to cultivate, with good dwelling and all necessary
out-houses; good we'll of water ard about thou.
sand choice Fruit Trees Also, the stock and crops
II desired.
TERMS viii be accommodating, II sold imme-
distely.
For further information please apply on the pre-
misses. or to GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Richmond. Pos
session given after weeks notice.
se 5-dA wImt J. C. JONES.
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EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL.
II SHALL resume schoOi Sentemher 18th

Il This IL the 18th year have taught school, and
my fifth on 9th street, a. teacher of the Ems lish
Primary brsnches-Rea aiding. Writing, Spelling Geo.
graphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. During all this
time have been literally patronized. l now
solicit the same favorable consideration; promising
the deepest interest In my pupils morally religiouay
and intellectually, that they may leave my influence
wiser, better, steadier boys tLan they were when
they came TO me.
l issue minute reports of progress and of con.
duet, which all parents should scrupulously example
and compare together they in at the close Of
every week.
TERMs-Ss per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole session. H. r. TAYLOR.
IA Q-fI
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r E M o VAL.
My A CAkD.-MK. CHARLES f.
nR. LEON GELBARDT, Broad street,

- corner 10th, Richmond Va, formerly practi-
toner of Medicine in New York city, respectfully
offers his professional services FOR THOSE Az
FLICTED WITH CHRONIC DISEASES" such
as Coughs. Pains in the Chest, Asthma, Nervous
Mysteries, Female Complaints YELLOW Complexion.
originates from Bilious and all kinds gularity Of
the blood, by the assurance that by chronic cases,
his medical advices composed of PURE MEDI-
CINAL HERBS. He may refer to many first Drug
gists of New York and Richmond, not less to many
patients of both cities who were successfully cured
of various chronic diseases under his treatment
which real names and addresses may be at his
office on Broad st., corner 10th, Richmond. Va
Sc 7-dlm*
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NOTlCE-All persons having claims
IN against the estate Of JOHN LYNCH. decd are
reque4ed to present them properly authenticated to
the undermined. And all those indebted to the said
estate requested to settle their respective dues
with as little delay as possible.
b. NJ. BURTON, Administrator,
n 14-ts With the Will amazed
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SPOTT & MILLING, WATCH.

e SPOTT & MILLING, WATCH.
"A MAKERS AND JEWELLERS, Broad Street,
&Aze Shockee Hill, take occasion to return
sD thanks to their friends and the public, for
the liberal announcement they have received since
they commenced business in this CITY, and to say that
they have taken the new granite front store No.
PIG, Broad street, few doors above their former
stand, where they now opening a new and select
stock of Watches, Clocks Jewelrv and Fancy Goods.
With an enlarged stock and superior manufacturing
accommodations, they prepared to offer increased
inducements to customers
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired as usual and
aatiafactinn warranted "a l4-1m
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MIsCHLLANHoUs.
GUNS! GUNS!! GUNS..!
TO MERCHANTS AND sPORTsMEN.

Just receffcd from u NgtdNd,
400 DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
- take pleasure in informing
my friends customers, and the public,
that have just received my Fall sup
E-- ply Of DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
REL GUNS Of All qualities and descriptions direct
from the manufactures of England; and from my ex-
rience in the Gun trade, together with the facilities
possess In having these Guns made under the direc
tion of we'll tried AGENT my especial ORDER feel
confident that my present stack of Guns In hand
not be surpassed In this country.
From these advantages am ensbled to offer -
rood bargains a. any other house in the United States
and for fine workmanship and style of Guns for the
different kind Of game throughout these parts put
them against any Guns imported, all having been
made by the best of workmen In England All ask
from those in search Of superior plainly finished
Fowling Piece 10 call to examine my stock before
JAMES WALSH.
Importer and Maker of Guns. Rifles, &c.
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EDUcATTON.
UNION FEMALE SEMINARY.

ELDER RorErr f. STuBBs, Principal.
THIS School will be opened on Monday
y 18th inst at the late residence Of my brother A.
@. stubbs q fine situation and convenient 70 ell the
eastern part Of the ethyl in which great advantages
to TERMS mode and extent of instruction, are oher-
ed to parents In the education Of their dsuehters
through full and complete academic course. Having
engaged the services Of Miss Mary Crands lsdy OF
experiences and high scholastic stfsinments will be
assisted BY her in Modern Languages Ornamental
branches he, and by competent Professor, In Mu-
sic careful and parental watchfulness In every
spect, will be exercised over the pupils, committed
to my charge.
The scholastic term to embrace ten months and the
fees payable quarterly in ADVANCE unless otherwise
agreed upon.
Tuition in Primary English branches, Is per quar-.
Do. complete English course and Ma
thematica ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7.5O
Do. with Modern Ancient Lam
guageg.. lUW
Do. Music If class large only 1000 I"
Do. Drawing, Painting. kc.,.......... 500
&c i5-tf ROBT r. STUBBS, Principal.
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NOAH'S ARK.-Empty Barrels, Casks,
IN Furniture, Stoves, DC, for sale. The sub,cr.
Der having erected large lumber house in rear Of
his store In the lower part of Rocketts on the Cor
porasisn line. and one also the Central r. 4.
Depot, will be prepared ON the LIST day of October
next to cash at either place all kinds ofempy
barrels and casks second hand furniture Of every de-
Of the city. Cash paid for empty barrels hossheada
&c. HENRY L. DESTLER.
au1 4-tOls
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CARPETS, RUGS AND DRUGGETTS.
O-Nov IL the time for barssins Msrchanta Hose
Keepers and all Others will please call snd examine
. large and complste assortment
loco loco ya'. Cs..Pstins' :. y cen"
100 " ~ Carpetins ct 25c. worth 50 ctr.
1000 4 Carpetins, atS7l ctr.
Buyers Who regard prices ut ALL will do we'll to call
and examine for Themselves. @. a. 0WATk1N,
= 26-Gt Opposite Exchange Bank.
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five Hun.

NRAIES AND FENDEkS.-FIV6H Hum
~ bred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his swn manu-
facture. The Crates embrace ell the various kinds
and patterns, such as square topped Gothic, Lptc,
Circles, &C.. with beautiful rounding Tenders, Sum-
mer Pieces, &c. to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country punctualy attended to and packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again, will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices with the usual discount
off for cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main be-
tween 9Th and 9th sts, Richmond Va.
se 2s-9m SAMUEL D. DENOON
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CAPITAL 00.-COMMERCIAL
~ SAVINGS ANK.-Office ct the store Of
Quarles 4 Brooke, on l4th street
Depositors In this institution will receive six per
cent. ell sums remaining on deposite six months
OF longer, and Eve per cent. for shorter time.
WIN. @. PAINE, President.
r. +. Brooke, Treas jy6 Cts
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The N. o. Picayune acknowledges the receipt of
note enclosing $40, to be appropriated for the
Washington Monument. The sum was collected
for this purpose by young and beautiful lady in
the character of flower girl. who distributed her
boquets at fancy ball. on previous evening.
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUA1Es
DAY AND EVENING CLASgEs
PRIVATE LESSONS.
M DE MONTHURRY has the hono, :,

| .ANGUAGES.-The subscriber gradua
Lifted at the University Of Warsaw, will commence
on the let october next, course Of instruction
in the following Languages and Literature:
German, Polish, Russian. Greek, Hebrew, Chaida-
ic, kimchei, and the Bah: Talmud
His plan Of instruction is according to his own sys-
tenn, and has been successfully pursued for the last
six years.
Private Lessons to suit the convenience of learn.
ers.
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of learning any of
these languages respectfully requested to make
early application, that they may select and be certain
OF their hours. at the bookstore of Mr.. Jas Wood
house, Richmond, Va
SAM'L NJ LASKI.
N; b. All Languages are taught to write and par.
ticularly to speak.
TESTIMONIAL:
Mr.. LASKI, has exhibited to me abundant testimo.
malls from most respectable sources of his GOOD cha
racter and accomplishment az teacher of LANGUAGES
and as such, take pleasure in CONNIE ding him to
the confidence and regards of the citizens Of Rich.
mond. Rev CHS ~ REAH
Richmond, Va, July 18th, 81.
REFERENCES:
Rev DR.. Moore, Rev. DR.. Howell, Dr. McCaw,
Rev Mr.. Woodbridge, De Voss, Esq, Consul, Rev
Mr cummings, DIR. Peticolas. 20 l3-lm
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PIANO FORTE TUNING.

IN MULES! MULES!-I beg leave
self 10 the city of Richmond for the purpose of self
ing M Jules. have fine lot now On hand at the
stables OF Mr. Blankinship, and will continue re-
mand, direct from Kentucky. All persons wishing to
purchase such stock. will do well to give me call be-
iore buying, as fstter myself it will be their in.
teIest, as am prepared to sell the most accom-
modsling terms. JOHN n CRAYCRAFT
se15-lm*
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
HOOL FOR BOY J.,


Fourth Street, beticeen Broad and Marshall.
THE second session of this School will
Il commence the 18th of Septr next, and con-
tinue to the 18th July following.
Prof HI. J. CHRISTIAN will attend daily, to as
sst In the Classical and Mathematical Departments.
TERMS:
Oue-hslf payable in advance.
For Junior Classics and Mathe 90
For Senior do do................... 60 90
For Common En- glish Branches. .....,....... 40 90
For Primary Instruction. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS 90
For French. ................ 20 90
Sc 25-eodtI5Of q. L. c. SLATER, PRINCIPAL.
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RELIGIOUS MATTERs

Bishop Wainwright during the past year, con.
frmed l,427 persons, delivered 233 addresses.
preached q parochial sermons, .orda aimed 25 des.
cons and 6 priests, and performed numerous other
labors. During the whole twenty-five months OF
bishop Wainwrights certificate he confirmed 4, 1877
persons. delivered 699 sermons and addresses or
dained 81 deacons, ordained IL priests copsecrated
Is churches, and laid the corner stones of l2
churches.
The Diocese Of New York, p z. Church, was, in
1898. divided and formed into two, Eastern and
Western. At that time the whole number of cler-
Rymen In the State was 245. In 1s4l there were in
the Eastern Diocese 200 clergymen and at the pre-
sent time there are 300 clergymen and 20 600 com.
municants
The Roman Catholic Council called by the Pope
is not to discuss the immaculate conception OF the
Saviour, but of the Virgin. 1t 10 doctrine of some
powerful sects of the Catholic Church, and espe-
caliy the Jesuts, that the mother of Christ
ceived without SIM but this has received the
sanction OF the highest authority, and it is to dis
cuss and settle this question that the council is
called.
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PICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA

RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
~ THEMATICAL ACADEMY, on Eleventh, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets, Richmond, Va
MONTAGUE Il BASSETT, successors to DR.. s.
Maupin The next session of this School will
will be of the most liberal and extensive cha
Iacter, embracing Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematical, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy be.
sides the usual English branches
The subscribers pledge themselves to use their ut.
most exertons to maintain the hitherto high reputs
ton of this Institutions and hope, by . prompt ard
Jealous discharge of their duty, to merit continue
ton of the patronage hich has been literally be.
slowed upon them
TERms-Senior Mathematics and Classics $50; Ju-
nior do. do. $50; Modern Languages, by Mons. MI
cHARD. EACH $50 Payable invariably in advance.
The Preparatory Department will be continued UNI
der the charge Of Mr. TAYLOR MARTIN of this city,
with the supervision of the Principals. Fee. $50
Mr.. NJ. can be found at the Richmond House,
where he will be happy to receive any communities
tons. MONTAGUE l. BASSETT
I2-Imt
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MEDICINES.

Ohio has paid of half million of her State debt
since January last
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IN FOR SALE-A fine Northern
~ TROTTER, perfectly g.ntle and kind in
harness; and the finest TOP BUGGY in the city
the American Stable Sc i5-ts
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CTORAGE.-Having the large and com
- modious WAREHOUSE on the South side of
the Basin, next to M essrs. Ludlam L. Watson's am
prepared to take In STORAGE on reasonable terms.
have on hand a large supply of fine CHEWING
TOBACCO, of my own manufacture. for sale.
ap6-dt1Jan'y WIN. T. BLAIR.
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RALE'H HOSTING MACHINES.

- We are agents for the sale Of Mr.. Jas. Bsle's
HOSTING MACHINES. aud viii furnish them q
maaufscturer's prices, with or without the frames
0snplss may % ssta ct our stess, on the Dock.
hH-ts LEE 3 90.
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The RIOT IN CINcINNArI.-The telegraph has
already given an account of riot on Sunday night
9th ult, between some Americans and Germans
Itsppears from the Cincinnati Enquirer that since
May last there has been an opposition to M. f
Mission Sabbath School established 10 the 18th
ward. During May the room was entered and the
rooms defaced and furniture broken. The schoo
then removed to another house. but the Ill feel
whose house 1t was kept received a warning to
move the school away. On Sunday, the teachers
anticipating difficulty, sent for police officer
who remained there all day, and everything wal
quiet. And now we quote from the Enquirer Of
Tuesday:
After dark some young men visited the coffee
house of J. M. Eichner, on the Harrison road
when some words upon the difficulty arose, and q
fuss was raised, In the course OF which pistols
fired, and one or two persons, we believe, were
slightly injured. crowd soon afterward assem-.
bled outside, and made an attack upon that and
another house, known as the Avenue House, both
belonging to Mr.. John Coleman, but occupied as
German drinking houses. The doors and windows
we're smashed, the furniture destroyed, and the
inmates driven forth This was not accomplished.
however, without desperate resistance, in which
many persons on both sides were more or less in.
jured.
The Times of yesterday sought to make a reli.
gious war out of this disgraceful transaction. We
are informed, however, that such is not the CASE
1t grew out of some private differences in which
religion had no part, and SO far from its being a
German and American quarrel, there were nearly
as many Germans on one side the other
None OF the rioters were arrested; and with the
exception of few bodily injuries sustained by
those engaged in the aray, the only sufferers are
the two coffee house keepers, who had no part or
parcel in the origin carrying on of the tracas.
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MRS. PELL E rs ENGLISH AND
Nl FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
The eleventh scholastic year of this school will
mence on MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teachers secured II all the
departments. Particular attention 10 given to Read.
ing, Writing. Orthogrsphy and Grammar through
out the school, and the younger purils shore equally
with the older, in the instructions of the principal
and assistants. MRS. PELLET 10 assured that pu.
pills under the tuition of M DE MONTHURRY
can, with diligence and perseverance, learn In year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lem
gusges
TERMs-Board and washing $40. English tuition
$40. Primary Departing emit $50. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each $50. Payment one half in ad-
vsnce-the remainder 18th February.
For further particulars addreIs the Principal.
au7-2m
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

OACADEMY. ON CLAY ST. BETWEEN 5rH
ASD6TH sTs.-VOLGER PATTON, Richmond,
Va The second session of this institution will com.
mence the LIST Monday In October next and end
the 18th of July following.
The unde will spare pains to give satsfac-
ton to their pstrons and to instruct thoroughly In all
the branches taught by them.
The course will embrace the Latin and Greek Ian.
susges, Mathematics and English studies. French,
Spanish, German and Italian also tauf hit.
Every pupil Is expected to study at least of the
ancient languages.
TERMS:
For Classics and Mathematics. $50 10
For each modern language {extrs) .......... 20 90
small extra charge for fuel will also be made
One-half of the fee 10 payable strictly in advance,
and the remainder on tho 18th of February.
Parents intending to enter pupils, win confer
great favor by informing the gned soon 40
possible, in order that proper arrangements may be-
made for their reception.
Competent assstants will be employed if ssary.
ERNEST YOLGER, Phi. D., p~,..,..,.
0EO.S. PATTON. Ai"c'PAh
N. B. All communications addressed to DR.. Ernest
volger Richmond, win meet with prompt attention
July 10th. 1854. ssi-eotI5O
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af1RA .o GaANGE .G OF H 10y rs,
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW CANTON -
On and after Saturday, the 9th inst our Packet
Boat PLOUGHBOY viii leave RICHMOND ON
T., and STRIVE 1t NEW CANTON at 10 O'Clock. r.
Wednesdays and Fridays at e'clock A. M arriyfns
In RICHMOND ats O'Clock. ?. N.
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NEW FALL GOODS, 1S54.-At
~ HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE
NJ CLOTHING-Just received most splendid
- assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING.
and GenIlemeps' Furnishing 6osds of all the new
fall styles. Aiso, Cloths Csssimeres, Vestngs TO-,
he, &c, which will be made mp TO measure ct the
shortest notice and the best and most fashionable
style. most beautiful assortment of rich Cut Vel.
vet Vestings not to be supposed. For something
really nice call at e. B. aPENCE'S, No. l2O
se26 Corner of Main and Governor sta
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OCTOBER No. Harper's Magazine and
other new works, Just 70 hand.
ssN J.W. AANpoLIa.
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u
Stationery at their own expense. In cases of pro.
tracted sickness deduction will be made for alb
sence.
EV Pamphlets containing the Plan of the Institute
may be obtained at the Bookstores of Messrs Harold
Murray, James Wood house, Chas. WORKMAN, Geo.
M West, J. w. Randolph, A. Morris, w. A. Buffers
and Knowles 4 Walford.
FV Applications for admission, inquiries in
regard other particulars may be addressed to Rev
BASH, MANLY, IT,, President Of the Institute Rich
mond, Va. j. B. IETER,
sc li-dtl4oc President of the Trustees.
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Deafness, Total or Partial,
ENTIRELY REMOVED.

DR. ALSOPHERT begs TO call the attention
|D OF those suffering under partial or total
loss Of the sense of hearings TO the following facts
He treats diseases Of the middle and internal ear
with medcated douches, such as Is practised IN
lthe Intirmares of Berlin, Leipsic Brussels, Ham.
lbrrgh and 81. Pe,ersburgh, and lately by the most
distinguished London Aursts with the most won.
deruI success indeed, IL Is the only method that
| has been universally successful.
The best proof Of the efficacy Of this treatment
will le q reference to nearly nins hundred names,
residents Of the United States, Canada, New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, cho haze been re-
Isfored TO acute heariRg and no, q single solitary
case. 10 our knowledge, did we fail 10 effect ei.
ther partial or total restoration Of the hearing
when our advice and instructions were faithfully
and punctually adhered TO. Many who could not
hear the report Of pistol at arms length, can
now hear watch beat ut the distance Of four
feet In cases of mucus accumulation in the
Eustaetian I'tbe and Iympanuni, inflammation
of the ninens membrane, nervous affections, dis.
eases of the membrane fympdm, called "Ms
drum, or tchsn tie disease can Be traced to the
effects of Jecers or eoids, the nse Of Qninine or
n.srcurial medicines, gatherings In the ears in
childhood &C., this treatment stands pre-eminent
When the auditory canal is dry and scaly, with
little or no secretion, when the deafness Is accom-.
panied with noises in the ears, like falling water,
lchirpng Of insects, ringing Of bells, ruslling Of
caves, Contiiuh PuisuuohS, uiec"'eS. W ''".
ter or, when in Shopping, sensation Is felt, rs II
a rush of blood TO the head took place, when the
he ing is less acute in dull, cloudy weather, or
when cold has been taken, this method OF treat
ing the disease Is intaLibls. In deaf and dumb
cases, my experience warrants me in saying that
il the hearing was good at any time, much can
be accomplished. In the deaf and dumb schools
at Leipsic, on, Of class Of fourteen, sneeeeded
ga resionng four to acute hearing. DIR. A. bcgs
explicitly to state that in those cases he under.
takes, he guarantees a sneeessfl result, complete
restoration Of tie sense, or snel marked improve.
msnt a, iciH Be perfectly satisfactory, IL his rene
dies are faithfully applied and directions adhered
to. Applicants will please state their age, dura-
lion of the disease, IL matter issues from the ex-
ternal passage, IL there are noises in the ears,
state OF general health, and what they suppose TO
have been the cause Of the deafness. When the
hearing is restored, il is expected that those IN
easy circumstances will contribute literally.
Medicines, apparatus, &C., sent TO any part, at
my own risk and expense.
Address. DR.. ALSOPHERT, Broadway of:
fee, No. 422 l.2, near Canal street, New York.
&c Consnitation fee, fee dollars.
Feb 3, 1854. 5-3m