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County, Ohio where he has oe.sd crowd OF sd
receiving bls.,InE Of all h. h.,s used Tbs
State, those wonderful receipts Curling III. Hair
a NORRIS, o. Main street, has received the fol.
n. loving valuable and n;sss1s sIo.'n ,..,,s.s and Com
pared ctss, ooantTis.; y Ih,'n..; IS
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from January TO June ssa Price e. ~, Mining vii,
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and by D, sG:sPS sess Pss and
sp iaO0d0, for Homes for the Peoples by
'GSG y Tssr. in Both asSpn.e
k,sS.fss H:ssoa &c sS HUBERT .e $780,,
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E. ..E g., s ssrs N .;s's
Fsss Sss s!s 's.a and MANILA Coffee
Is Pipes Isnp.'.e and ota- Brande'
. es SO sherry ~ Madeira RI and ro1s s Wine.
100 S SSi: h h g and a.l.. Herring.
800 pSs Code Crushed and Powdered Sugars together
With ether articles IN our line oasr to the
NJ UsIC-MUsIC..Ja, received By P H. TAYLOR,
f thee nee. s ~ s ss"Ser. b, Emerson
2ss F1iGt 's 'a he, T Mss i'ss
Geraldine; BY Pierpont.
,, rtSTs NEWLY ARRANGED
The sss'sIay hasS,s; 3 !asGasrs A,s.n
SsPs k,s:'s Eli, fo \, G$,i;, ssy ,ss.
La Marseii.i,ei BY F. Boyer. AT his MuIe store
RACoN, SUGAR, COFFEE 3c.-Landins from steamer
% SSi. Hard T and soft Crushed sugar
| c. bags Rio and LAguayra Coffee
90 SSIe. sperm and Ad.n.n,lne Candle.
| hhds oanva..ed sugar Cured Hams
aul5 JAS. WINSTON.
of ; ~ ne III II sys s9 BALE
REEVE day dissolved BY
nsr in business,
T \, p4 Il; sGsf REsRk
Sk y S.y1s
n Int MIN MT
the Aphay and Drug S old sns
seaboOl and hope BY strict attention TO business
share OF the literally e lt
commend 70 the patrons and the public generally the Orr
| iaT-tf WIN. Il. sEABRooK.
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SECOND SUPPLY
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.


OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
VALESIhE CHtNsHAw q Co, have this day received
oy he steamers Roanoke and JAMESTOWN large addition
Ladies' Gentlemen Misses Boys servan wear which hay
been purchased New York cnsh prices and
In part follows '"s' A's
Rich Brocade, Plaid and Striped silks
BLACK Figured and Plain siks-all prices
Plaid and Str ped Hermann N Grenadine
Rain and figured Bareges and Barge De Laines
burer. french Printed Jaconets nd Organ
french, English and American Lawns and CaIjcos.
Embroidered Muslins Plaid and Striped do
embroidered Robes and Brilliantes, White and CoIJ
Plain ChanJS, ChAlly Bareges De Beige
uinghAms all qualities, and Furniture prints
habit ana Furniture Dmity, Bonnet Cord
0heuliEeues, Collars, Sleeves and Handkerchief
isIeh ana Medium Bonnet Cap and Neck Riband
Lsdles Oentemen's, Boys Misses Children. siIk
Thread, and Cotton Hose Half Hose ~
onbaEne, Alpaca, Canton Cloth, and other
- ana IU4 able Diaper and DamAsk
iabe cloths, napkins, Doylies and Diapers all prices
Hsh Lihens, Linen Cambria and Renting
Lides uenuemens, Boys Misses Children, Glove,
Thread Isle, Swiss and hu Laees Edgngs and Inseng,
yyseonet Cambria, Plain and Checked Swiss Muslin
Cleths, Cassineres, Cashmeretts a nd TEeeds
Blk satin, Valencia and MarseIIles yestnVs
white and Fancy, Colored, Plain DriIinv,
Bed Iickings, PLAID Domeitc and Cot,enades
handsome variety Of Goods for heavy
anu DIngs, Buraps and variety Cotton and
shirtings, and Cotton oEnaburgs, lc
VALENTINE, CRENSHhW A
tn No W, corner Broad 9th and Capitol streets
It'll qouar
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$4,000 sSSsEE 61 Sn seH II asE AAR

SsSSsOIsO(SOO SUMNER o1oTHIsa, At saEifIT
GOODMAN will commence nom this date to close ont hi,
entire stock Of Ready Made Clothing greatly
dueed prices or cash ony for the lin septem
br with large stock OF Fall Goods for Wholesale trade lAe
chants throughout the will this mnd One all
respectfully solicited my stock;
varied Goods made Ny stock
complete comprising article OF Gentemen wearing
Of the stye opportunity
the bargains has before been In Richmond
The Goods will be sold. j. d. GOODMAN,
No. ls4 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
N. B-cothing In SUITS The
stock Those by this
portunity. CAn and
myl9 J. d. G.
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DACKET BOAT PLOUGHBOY, FOR
IL NEW CANTON-ACCoMoDATIoN.9 sf5Slfe.l.,sk4
DAY LINE.-The subscribers will
running their PLoUGHBoY Capt T. Crouch
tween RICHMOND and NEW CANTON 2srd
ne! for and comfort are hereby offered
70 the travelling public all night travel being avoided and
senses taking leaving the boat At all places in the day time
Leave AoHMoSp a. A NJ. on Inesdays, Thursday. and
Saturdays arriving In New Canton the day
Returnng-Leave NEW CANTON At A. NJ Mopdayswed.
nesdays and Fridays arriving In Richmond At p NJ OF the
day.
PtnI the as that charged BY the line of Me,,
Boyd, Edmond Davenport.
Once on I,h street, opposite Myers Warehouse.
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leS@IsfR ssER I'D

~ REAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE-REDUCTI0N or
yI FARE To BALTIA0R6 AND PHILaDhLPnh:-on
and Monday through tickets to Baltimore
and Philadelphia be obtained OF this Company over their
route via Warrington the following terms, viz; =.
Baltimore, NJ
To Philadelphia, :
the transit for self and baggage,
through Warrington and Of any
daily lines between Pha
deipsia and varying from ~ to U.s. for each
proporonat for second class passen-
gers public be At no loss for cheap and
trip 70 New York -, ..,,. .,. T.,
Wsshineton without detriment to privileges
conferred By them. 49,. Q. 49,,
pissrsnd Anrn.t 10 1853 I auls
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DfAikks Il pilNTs, OILS DYES, ' WISDOM GLASS. lo
FFER large stock, acng following part,
" low prices for the usual credit PunctuA
5000 Lbs Best Indigo
Hhds Prime Nader
1890 Lbs Cream Tartar
q Barrels. sp,s Turpentime
100 Dozen Durise's Yeast Powders
1000 Calls Linseed Oil
800 Kegs White Lead, Dry and in OIL
100 Gaii, Lamp Oil
500 Lbs Extract LOgwood
| 40 RRa sg: E E Efte sine on nl,p,
| p Barrels venitan Red and Spanish Brown
10 Do Do 3 Ssfai.he.
| 800 Baskets sveetOl
| 1000 Rore, window Glass French and American
10 Gases Refined BoraS
25 Do Cooper's IsinglEss
1000 Lbs Paris Green, dry and In OIL
Ayers Cherry Peetoai Mustang Arabian Lnment Bul
sands and other sarsapalas and ali 9th
popular Patent Medicines whole stock being
and well suited TO the wants Of the virginia. North
N b. Particular attention packing and shipping feq.
~ PEL0s PAREIRA, OR PARFIRA BRAyA AND BtJCfiIJ-
o the cure OF Chronic diseases Of the Urinary Passages
ton and liberation OF the Kidneys sny
FEASIBILITY OF that and correcting the dsp 10
secretion, when the nd
scarce be voided without PAIN from
hs urno genital mucoHs membrane retention
Its efficacy the Parera) certain naadIes Of the urip,
organs induces US to asebe specific this
medicine over the membrane lining
altering the quality OF the urinary originals
INTRODUCED into medicine as i.hontpc employ
sIane gonorrhes eueorrhea and chronic Of the
% s In The latter OF those diseases Sir Brod
surgeon, that has influence the disease which 4,
nov nSder materially the
tile oSs And jrS pSp Of The
FOR sale ~ ~ W -.
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large stock o. Slack orsps shsEls Black Lace Point,
at very low prietl. WARRRN A ReRKIEg
jy9O No ili Yaeis aaus,s
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TInoN srEAsssHn. oo.rAxY-yss rAli.a.s-

IInSN sTEAMs,sr ooAarANY-vs rAi.ss% >
IN. Ssas.s, Y1RSzs1A; Captain David Teal. DO. S
r Ely az 15 .S. .Is sS:
One hese splendid steamers will leave Hehnena ot ns
dsphA every WedIs,dAy At high water touching wy roint
and norfolk to receive freight aud
Phi.delphia every Wednesday, 10 oeices ~
splendid have been expressly for this Tine.
They provided Franeis Metallic Lie seassst
rate tables and every attention paid ~ our
ting Captains the comfort Of passengers and the pro'euon OF
eoods.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through TO New York. and found ......'.'ss ~
Passage to Philadelphia, and founo, st csbn %
Passengers for New York would cons1 their interest knx
h, route for independent being the cheapest and sAs 10
Tobaeeonists shpping Psurs can Be ~
hi, line have entered Into arransnsn" s0oa
through With dispatch.
.Sis Ply T. + rurrLr. Agent on the DOCK.
NEW sCliE Dl 4. D..
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NEW YORK via NohfoLA-
Et& EVERY TUESDAY AND sAruRpAf5U. =. 622&
68ISMAm STEAMSHIP RoANohk, Captain Sk83S
So YORK; in future Saturday morninE At osoek Re
turning ,he vi. leave New York for Richmond every
The JKMEsTowN Captain T. oAvrpr, riieave "Risamond
O'Clock Returning she will New YORK r every
saturday afternoon at & o'clock.
These steamers stop few hours at gong
Passage New York including and accom-
modaaons only
Pasnss1. taxing these .ap for Norfolk charged III.
mhsi"T LuDLAM 4 WATSON.
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SIEAMBOAT q RTlS PECk-A aS~1
- PASSAGE TO OLD POINT, PORTSE26H9Akfr
MOUTH AND NORFOLh.-The amboat CUR 1-s.n<k-
It's PECK Captain John Davis having undergone complete
overhsuliug will on SATURDAY next the nth instant
her regular the between this and the above
leaving the wharf Rockets Saturday Tuesday
Thursday mornings ~ o'clock NJ touching
all the regular landings going and returning.
Passage Old Point Portsmouth, and Norfolk a. Meals 90
each.
jel6 r. o. HAsKINs.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO VIRGI
MA SPRINGS

THROUGH TICKET FROM RICHMOND TO VIRGIL
MA SPRINGS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
NINETEEN MILES LESS STAGING THAN BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
following entered Into between the
Richmond and Danvie, the souhside and the Virginia ADD
Railroad conveying nom Rehond 70
Lynchburg, 20 and White Sulphur SPRING.:
Richmond Depot the Richmond and Danvie Rail-
e1cepedJ At 6k o'clock, NJ, and arrive
Lynehbus Richmond and Dsnve and the souhside
O'clock M-staging from the present terminus
OF the southe Railroad to Lyueheug II mes-dne at lynch:
and at Up NJ take the Virginia and and
M.leep At Salem, and leave the next
morning A. In stages dine at the Mountain House. and
O'Clock p NJ and the white
p " the eveanK-stagng from salem to
miles and thence the White sulphur IL miles, making
only 81 miles
FARE:
Prom Richmond Petersburg 70 Lynehburg ~
" 10 sSeet spIings
BY order: HCaHsoN, Ticket Agent
Richmond to be at the Office Of the Reh-
mond and Danville Depot only.
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& =.
s s. EsEsnsssMsa s
Leave F sss.sss daily y 's!sst 4 4 4
Leave Richmond d.l,ys .,soe,cst. P n
:" Petersburg :" ~ IN
eSsdtsn over three and NOT over is year; of,as
servant. viii psrn..sd 10 he
II. a:ss be "'a
are parsS.eS a, he once and to pssons getting
where no ticket" are sold.
a,, s
mouth and phase.
Pare to Norfolk or Port'mOsh' sav
servant. travelling by h;1.ere. be furnished
expressly the TIA, th.y permit
N. B.NThe rfaIn; -lrun by ReA%Gc os Tine a ,,,.n -
once PR R Co. June l.th, 1854. j.l5
Ecnoip POINT. sosto y. 4, ANP rcaI,s s.Sn,
AGersT. u. Gr rssS. 10 S ,s.s IL
car. running in AtGUsTA Capt
2 S @ asSss fsfs M ps5 p
| day Wednesday and Friday:
TS1I.a,y and s,s.Ia.y' At ~ for
Pare to Old PSIn % %
rsr s TO TO eose. Ring; MIL drove:
csdren over three year. and not over twelve year; age
Servant. through 80
Servant. Travelling BY ,n:m.siv.
the that they permitted to travel the boat
NBThs freight on all article, going by th,rne nom Rich
'''AD '' p''1 Tnos popAMEAD sapsrinsnd.n.
oce Richmond and Petersburg Co., June 9o,h, lse.
sss!ss III! $$$f III :. :sss$s
| FROM RICHMOND
sSP s:d ssn xs
To iyssnSp RSs; sS S pa.n DO d.. ssS
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yu,r,E VIRGINIA AND TENNEssEE RAJ

VNgE VIRGINIA AID TENN TENNESSEE Is. R ALL
running line OF Stages Monday wedns and
= will daily line from New
virginia Railroad TO Giles c.
House md he Red Sulphur Springs.
SCHEDULE-Lsave Lynehburg via Tirgnid and Tennessee
Rurodd At NJ and reach the Red sulphur Springs At NJ
day.
Fare IRON Lynehburg Gle, House 80
Do do Red Sulphur. 90
Tickets my be procured At Lynehburg depot.
July ioth 1854 FLAGG, CALDWELL co.
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BOOK HINDERY
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
AMYs wOODHOUsR, (La,e Mss a ANONYMOUSLY has at
" hehed 70 his Book Stationery and Piano Forte Establish
nook BINDSRY AHD BLANK B0oR HAHUFAoT0RYi
And employing good usrknsn, prepared
,upsro manner AZ kind, Of BLANK SOCKS required By Hsr
ehanu Bsn Inurance 0nees 1aetorie Railroad
CeTks OF Courts Ae and TO bind Periodicals. Books Blanks u
ho ho fHVNhfeh eW be es<ouied at redsondbs rates.
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STAGE ARRANGEMENTS.-Our Stage Lines viii
connect daily with the Trains OF the Central and
Railroads foil viz:
Passengers by line st.unon Immediately
dinner and Cioverdae day
Leave morning at daylight breakfast Bath Alnm,
rive at the White sulphur sPring, by 6H Pm
j. L.
spend the night at stsunon, e,vinE A NJ
daily Sundays excepted the Spring before
morning arrive White sulphur Springs
early hour In the evening.
RETURN SCHEDULE:
Passengers the Mail will white Sulphur
gh-dne at Warm Springs ClOverdale and arrive ut
by 81 NJ with the Of the
Central and Alex ,ndia rsachins Richmond time
for dinner second
Passengers by line leave the White Sulphur AZ
eAkfa spend the night the Hot Springs leaving
dyght-Iiye at StAunon early hour evening"
meeting with the CenralTrsn, wing daily At "a. NJ
Natural Bridge Buchanan Fin
will be through day from Richmond and those
Roekbridge Alum Springs breakfast second day NJ
Parties de extra Coaches charter the at staun
White Su phur Springs from either Company TO travel
they may desire. -
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WvIRGINIA AND TENNEsSEE RAIAROAI

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
v BUCHANAN, MA TURAL BRIDGE, LEILN0 TON AND
R0CKBRIDGE ALUM SPRLNGS-Pssiengers are informed
the undegned running daily line Of splendid Pour
Horse Stages from Buord Depot the Virginia aud Tennessee
Railroad. TO the above named places.
sCHkDULE-Leave Lynehbug the Virginia and
Railroad NJ and arrive At Buchanan ~ from o'clock
evening Leave Buchanan morning, breakfast
stop ~ the Natural Bridge reach
bridge Alum Springs In time for dinner
Lynchburg 10 Buchanan Observation-Disclosures 90
Do do do Natural Bridge. %
Do do do Roekbrdge Alum. .................. 4 70
Tickets may be procured At the LynehbueE Depot
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IN ALIPAX CUT hERRINGS-in store, for sale by
LII jel0 E. II. sKISKER, Cary street.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERsHIP..T 'sb,cri.
past vor: and hope by attention TO
OF me patronage for the arm 90 literally
eeted stock Of goods consisting the uspal variety which
request our patrons to call examine. ~
myl6 s.wri Is iT q pi;,ou
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These all Of the nrs, class built the city pa.
for this trade, and
They are commanded By experienced Captains well
qualified trade will
MEDIATE. They will be lowed and By steam
may be relied on to sail promptly, As advertised.
Merchants RSng North, ordering goods New
and to thi crest ship by this Line, freight will
be taken other line packets;
ishction.
We respectfully hope obtaining full share
OF patronage. >
Goods shipped BY this Line to New York. forwarded re
OF commission to New Orleans Mobile, Charleston Savannah
any other Southern Northern port.
The will Richmond Rocketts: in New York
Berth No. l Coffee House Slip DOT Of Wall street
DAVID CURRlE, Richmond,
o. II. PuRsoH, New York, }Agents.
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E-COuLTHE HAZOHs-A few dozen Of these superior RI.
- o. }. uHToN 4 Co,
lyls Sign Of the Circular saw, II Main street.
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milo J. d. II HyAys
UNUDIEy A. JoIIYsToY- C.nI. .-------.--
have nov in ,or. ~ ~ ~, Lagle Saunro.-w
toners. large and handsome assoTtmen, " our Gus
Plain Mou,lsins Shaies and Si Bars s'
orssnSs S anT e, ufsna ~, and hsrnani'
6,sss Canton cIaps and ns!nsnl
:s:; AS; S::'s, s. Handsome
ogethsr with one o. the handsomst Assosns and
Ss%ms, GS.i and Mantle. offered IN This city Which
=" -OH P1,y osn 'ne attehuoh OF ,he Ladies'. mh28
rHN II. PRICE d 90 have received si,J.. o,o, 81,
sping supply Goods to which they invite assStan
A"I pt them s, WI Be found full assortment, Of:
Rich Plaid and Striped hummer Silks
E Ksn s'o CA s,, do ., Il, do
Rich CirensdInes and UepnanI" "e'' '"e'
Plain BAreges and js IaIne, a, au,oi,r,
Beautiful OTgandes and Paris Lawns
Low priced Lawns, GInHhRms, Ac
french Oalicoes and BriliAntes
french Embroideres In great variety consisting Of Collars
., Sleeves &C
noniton Sleeves, Collars. ac
NJ. all III @ upufe ana Plsii Lace Collars
Tir,n "a CT vi" a., Iss se. sSnI,a -. -,
Houtnins GooS, ~ p.,ns, s.so,.nen, vr
Of .ysyx ana FAMILY Domestic Good
IuE.A very ,nn.,Io .,,.. :, 49,. H,a-.
49,; a ,sy ,uPef'or aruee o. German Glue just
xS ~" - ~. Se usI saw, u aan street
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HARDWARE.

I'm retiring Business cheerfully confidently
commend the patrons and the public generally the
o REEVE BLAIR.
N. II. eEABROOK.
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splendid assortnent OF Richly Decorated Vower Vase,
small portion Of which being slightly damaged offers at
Country merchants and other, in want well to exam
mhi6 n m yu..,,
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VIA DAou EkkEoTfPE All. Pr.e.ed sy whrEhussr
with all OF the present day, has won fol
himself gained By assertions Of
snense proof Of such assertions but the contrary
practice adopting all the improvement
rapidly succeeded other In h Profession
distinction Artist bearing on th'
palm Of victory yhen competing with The Artist. Of hs and
and public evnee BY the crowds
of patrons daily hronE his Gallery nsssss which
not ony gems OF nesmable value 70 hs
possessort.
taken In the most improved mAnner
Every variety Frames Loeket constantly on hand
and at the most ssiisfAetory prices ,,x,v >,
"
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In few days the sOu.h,de Railroad viii be completed
River Canal point about miles below
which travellers will be taken In packet boat 10 Lynch
burg arriving befoe and aer there will be only
staging the White suphurbeng 50 miles lass than D.
any other reute. -
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kpHOWN'S PURE FLUID EXTRACT :. y t,It;.
sn sALtklAH.This article prepared from the English
ean hoot by the United Society Shakers contains the
we medicinal principle Of yaeran pure more simple and
STATE than any other preparation kind and
shy Recommended by number OF the medicaI profession
Iysttria Neurala Sick Headache seep
&C In many cases where narcotic anoJyne or anti
spsmode required this zen used with yte %
ana tha Without the
the use OF opium and norphs Price rs per bolt
snis ADIE GRAY
Int eFa
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-06-10
Boot and Shoe Store.

THE firm Of c. & J, Watts having been
dissolved on the 18th Of February last, the
business will be carried on bye. B. Watts.
| would return my thanks for past favors,
antelope BY strict attention 10 business to
merit u liberal share of patronage. In the
midst Of the present excitement J have no
quarter, lnolusses, nor do | intend TO be q
regulator Of prices, nor do ! want to do all
the business Of the place--nor do want as
many customers as some do, for could not
wait upon ,hem;-bat | have so, large
stock Of Goods, and don't intend to be un-
dersold by any, moi even the old lsraellte,--.
lave fine stock of Ladies' Shoes Of
all kinds that have ever been brought to this
place; also Mems and Children's Shoes BY
the quantity, 10 pleaseall fancies. Cal! and
see for yourselves. have all assortment OF
Shoe Findings, Lasts, Boot Trees,
Crimp boards, Thread, sparables, Peg-awls.
Shoe Knives, Shoe Hammers, Pincers, Peg
cutters, brisiles, Calf Skins, Lining, Binding,
Morocco Of different kinds; also 7 Ng
Tobacco, Segars and Snuff.
Please call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. + c. B. WATTS.
: April s, 1854. Pm
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Deafness,
P ATRIAL OR TOTAL ,
ENTIRELY REMOVED. I.

n II O. a Il H u o.
II DR. ALSoPHERT begs to callthe attention
Of those suffering from total or partial loss Of
the hearing, to the following facts. He treats
diseases Of the middle or internal Ear with
INDICATED D0ucllES.
Such as is practiced in the Iafrmaries of Berlin,
Leipsic, Brussels, Hamburg and st. Petersburg,
andlately by the most distinguished London Au-
rists with the most wonderful success indeed 1t
ia the only method that has been uniformly sue
cessful. The best proof Of the efficacy OF the
treatment will reference to nearly
NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Residents Of the United States, Canada, New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, ,rho hare been resfo-
red to Acute Herring, andnot single, solitary
case, to our knowledge, did we fail to effect el.
thera partial or totalrestoration of the Hearing,
when our advice or instructions were faithiuily
and punctually adhered to. Many who could not.
hear the report ofa pistol at arms length, can
now hea. aIwatch beat at the distance OF 4 ieet.'
In cases Of mucous accumulation in the 'Ensla
chan Tube and Tympanum, Inflammation Of the
Mucus Membrane, Nervous affections, Diseases
Of the Membrane Tympani, commonly called the
:. Drum,n or when the disease can be traced 70
the effects OF Fever, Colds, the use Of Qainlne,
Icrcurial Medicines, Gathering OF the Ears in
ChllunOouy &C., III .AlsoPlSis
nre.eminent. Where the Auditory Canal is dry
and scaly, with little or no secretion, when the
deafness is accompanied with noises In the Ear,
Ike falling water, chrplng Of insects, ringing Of
bells, rustling Of leaves, continual palsations,
discharge Of matter, or when, in STOPPING, asen.
sation ia felt f;a rush of blood to the head
took place, when tho hearing is less acute IN dull
cloudy weather, or when cold has been taken,
this method Of treating the diseass is ts5altiefe.
IN DEAF AND DUMB CASES
INV expe yience warrants me in saying thai, If the
hearing was at any time sgood, very muche can be
accomplished. In the Deaf and Dumb School at
Leipsic ,out Of class Of IA, saeeeededtn restor-
ing -Four to acute hearing. Dr., a. begs respect
fully 70 state that in those cases he undertakes he
guarantees successful result, complete rcstota-
ton. or such q marked improvement as will be
perfectly satisfactory, IL his remedies arc faith
fully applied and directions adheredto.
Applicants will please state their age, duration
ofdiscase, ifmatier issues from the external pas
SAGE, tthere are noises in the Ears, state fgen-
eraI health, and what they suppose to have been
the cause Of the deafness. When the health Is
restored Il isexpected that those in easy circum-
stances will pay literally.
Medicines, apparatus, &c. will be sent to any
part a, my own expense. +f,tt
Address DR.. AIS oPHER7', Broadway; Office
4eaJss near Canal street, New York.
Pire Dollars Consultation Fec. 4.
as 4mo april 81, 1854.