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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

PAxTALnoS SwINDLE.-A day or two since
gentleman residing in Charles street having order
Ell a pantaIoOnS which were delivered according 10
promise, and they were laii away ia his wardrobe.
10 be used at pleasure. Wishing TO know how
they would I'll, he called for them with view 10
rry them on, when the door bel, rang violently.
On gong 10 the door the servant found renleel
locking man who enlured If a pair OF pIulaloons
IN been left there by boy. On being answered
"fttInatively he said they sent by mistake,
aud he had nHw run himself out of breath 10 over
take the boy but could not. lie then asked that
they would he gwen 10 him and he would have
the rights pants sent Immediately. Ills appear
nnce Indicating a gentleman / is word was not
doubted, and before the owner could Try them OIL
they were delivered into his hands, ami he left as
he saId, to bring the other pair. Tie owner wait
ed for some time but heard nothing further until
he called on the tailor, when tie SwindIe was dis
covered, but too late toTecoveI tile lost rrlice.-
The boy stalled that man met him who said he
had been sen: for them, but knowing his business
he refused TO give item TO any other titan tie
PRISON TO wh"m they belonged. He then, it is
supposed, watched tie lad until he Leilvt red them,
aud shortly after succeeded i'll obtaining th.m,
and he is now doubtless ENJOYING the fine dueSkln
paIl for by another With VII, NJ he had no acquau,
tance.-Balt. American
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Mr.. Clay to Dani- l Ullman.

w WASHINGTON, March 6, 1882.
expressing preference Tor Dir. Fillmore os tie
Wing candidate for the Presidency. TITS did
before l lett home, and have frequently here in
private intercourse, since my arrival al Washing
ton. care not how generally The fact may be
known. but should not deem it right TO publish
aay formal ayowal Of that preference under my
own signature IN the newspapers. Such cousre
would subject me TO the imputation of supposing
that'my opinions had more weight with the public
than apprehend they do. The foundationof my
preference is, that Mr.. Fill rore has administered
the Executive Government with signal SUCCESS and
ability. He has been tried and fonnd true, faith
tul, honest and conscientious. wish to say no.
thing Interrogation from his eminent competitors;
they have both rendered great services 10 their
country; the one IN the field, the other in the
Cabinet. They might POSSIBLY administer :the
Government as well as Mr.. Fillmore las DONE
But then neither OF them has been tried; he has
Teen tiled in the elevated position he now holds,
and think that prudence aud wisdom had better
restrain US from making any change, wilhonta ne
cesSlty for ii, the existence of which do not per-
celVe. IL. CL.Y..-..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

CnArLAIEs TO CoxoREss.-The evils of the
present system of choosing chaplaius to Congress
ere strongly pointed out by correspondents OF the
National Iuteligencer, whose articles, appealing
on the eve of the assembling of the two Houst.,
it is to be Hoped will have sone effect in t-bukng
the political dtyInes who usually among the bu-
sest and most inscriptions III tEeir manouvring
alter an Office which, of nil others, should be Civ
Ell unsolicited to eminent Piety and True worth
One of these correspondents draws life like pic
lure of the scramble FOR Office chaplain usually
witnessed at the opening Of Congress:
Every session Of Compress sumo score OF can
dilat $, away iton their posts, eager niattend
dmcc; SOme dozen or mGTe vi namtS Of u.fIere nj
denominations ATE pr posed as Iullda eS, II but
two Oi wfUm ate of course to e Disappointed Of
all rtec'l'n by worldly hen 10 the Office Of Chrs
ian minister. The successful caMiluae Is no.
usually the man whom his sWn denomination even
not 10 Sly our Christian community generally,
Would wish 10 see ut such posi-. Often be is the
nam F." hO has Written muny letterS beforehand
IIcIt ny VOTES Who meets "EiS niemlS' they
aIpHt AT the IalrUnd SALONS. and follows them 10
th, no eS. nj WHO III the bar even Is heard
talking loudly OF his devotion tthe paTy.' tits
time TIA. these SCENES, which mike worthy men
blush, should be banlshed from nnung US. and that
oar ChEISIlsn community Should be spared The
Pa:mfn morIfcanon To which every year they aEe
subjected al Il e meeting OF Congress +"
The an proposed a remedy for the evil COM
p!aned vi, is to do away With the election OF per-
manen' chapans, and fOr The two Houses 10 call
upon the cIergynen Of The District 10 perform the
religious services. Each clergyman officiating one
week Ot time, and receiving proportionate
portion of the salary usually appropriated to the
Chaplain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
Aasoe'te Justi 81.
News Items.

The re.nains Of Breyet Major B. A. Ogden, AS
sistont GU rtrrmasteE U. S.A., who died recently
at Fort Riley, Kansas Territory, arrived IN ST.
L .uls on TEurs,Iay. route for the residence of
is family. UnudiIIr, New York.
The Lon Ion Tunes, which tie while ago
seemed desiruus Of pEec,pitsuns England into
war with tue United States. has seen the folly Of
It's cuursr, aud i< now very anxious that its Gov
or ment shru d do nothing to ound or outrage
Amer can F-vnng The recruiting business, in
viii. b Mr.. Champion played so lishonorable part
the Tunes. under ils new lmruIse, condemns as
highly imPpItr; bu; 1t feels sang"ine that existing
dIfT; repcex ill b. sat siaclor ly adjusted.
A curius p.int OF law has just been decided
by county C, urt judge at Exeter, England The
q", gtIon was whether an imhabltant Of any towu
was at liberty t. keep animals whose noise rEoy-
81 a serious anu! unce to the neighbour 1t was
sl-wn The part Of u Mr. Abraham that his
nelgbLor, r.SIiGty, hst cock which crowed 160
times IN 25 minutes. The learned Judge thought
this was amount Of GROWING human naluIe was
mut bound To put up with, aud awarded the plain
TIT Is DAMAGES.
A committee of the View York City Council has
reported in favor Of the erection uf monument on
the artery in Int city TO be 600 feet high, with
.lntue of Washington % feet i'll height upon lis
sanlmit, the VIM E to be Constructed Of iron aud
hni>het within ten vars.
The Burlington (ytI Fee Press of November
27thSuy>: ..'rhe bag containing 'he through mall
rom New York city to Montreal OF Friday last
u ale up, Of course. the mighty was found early
yesterday MT rnlng upon the ;ra X OF the Vernon.
, entail Iua,t. betw cen here tmd WinoUsGi, about
Il mile fr,m he village, On examination, it was
'l0nd toat tne Tag hat been cut cpen. rs letters
o rneu and replaced. as shown by the post.bi,
stracty,l. The remainder Of the contents WAS
untouehed."
The letter of Senator Mason, declining TO lee
tu,c in Eoton on, The subject Of slavery, is pub
lsh.d III the Richmond Enquirer. lis ronched in
courteous language, sud takes the ground that the
North has no tight To discuss tn subject, as 1t Is
in no say conc, rn.d in the institution.
An INT. restln. iv0rce ease tried before tie
SUPP, mt Count, sitting Providence. K,ude Isl
and, ON Mon!sy. A lady was aTm when about
is years Of age 10 man who so0u fer left her.
Sns eight yen's after. neither she nIr hIS roth
ers hal Ii arl from him, they supposed him dc ad,
aud she MATTED again. year te,ward lrsr fiji
husoanii appeared anlthe Com n"w grants her
divorce from INN, esaIsinS her uarrIase with the
seconi.
- Cav. Minor, of CONNECTICUT. has issued his pro-
camatl.u, announcing that the amendment to tie
CouSttu'l"n lateiy adopted, that 'uters must be
aelr to al and write, part Of the O.gsnie
law of the STA e.
Fhs New HVfN typographical Society int ID
e, leLr4llnR t.e birthday al BENZ Fran lin I'm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
CURES DYsr EpslA, PILES, &c.

R.SoooLp. Washington CO. April is, 1884.
AssSrS. Mortimer j. MO'rbray:-rcar Sirs: was in
dueed, by friend of mine, try Hamptons We etabl.
Tinetnre for Dyspepsia, with with afflicted in it.
most aggravated and distressing FORM purchased and
used one bottle and it entirely cured me- have induced
others 10 try it, most OF whom, if all, speak highly
It; and would say to those who have Dyspepsia il the,
viii use Hamptons Vegetable Ttncture, it will certainly
cure them. Yours, will great respect,
II. NEWCOMER.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by
T. II. LOGAN Il co
bridge corner. Druggists,
Rv29:Iwortf Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
Death of an Enslt,h Chancellor.

Lord Truro, better known as Sir Thomas Wilde,
has paid the deot Of nature III his I'D year. The
rise OF the deceased nObIeman was extraordinary,
aud shows that the law affords III England the
Tead'est means OF climbing 10 emlnence. Com
mencIng life as practi ing attorney, he found, III
his Ssh Year, that the bar afforded greater scope
10 his forr nSic powerS, aud 10 the bar he Accord
imgly brtouk himself. In his hew position he be
c,me. speedily, distinguished, mounting successive
IY. PIri passu, to the Ser ;aHt-at Law, Member OF
Paiiiamt nj, Chief Justice OF the Common PeaS
until h finally grSsped the Great Seal. Such in
Stances nre not r.re. The career OF Sir Edward
Suugen (nOw Lord st LeOnntds,) LCrd Campbell,
Lord Denman, Lod BrOughum and Others, oil
II Talseu men, illustrate the fact that the bar,
where So many fall, afIoIdS the very best chance
for those y no combine qualities watch aTe rarely
urited--great powers Of ln'ustry with genius. But
LUrd Truro, great an advocate, had dash OF
cunning IN his composition, without which he
would never, probably, have sat upon the wool
Sark. lie mDTI.ed late III lie the daughter vi the
Iate Duke OF Sussex, the cousin OF the sovereign,
aud To thIs alliance may be mainly attributed lis
last rise. As an equity judge he has had many SUI
perlurs, but that he comt'lVed to suTmounl the
prejldlceS attendant upon his early caEeer was
due 10 his own innate energy Of character. By
The demise Ot Lord TRUE, chancellor's pension
OF $4,000 year !alls to the COrwn. There are
still nSlng three X-cEanceIOES--viZ: Lords
3roUghan, Lyndhur, and ST. LeonardS. Therr
are Two Of lreIand-viz: Lord ST. Lronarls and
the Right Hon Francs Blackburne. Lord Truro
was one Ol the survivors u The learned gentleman
VINO defended Queen Caroline. II is sonIew hat
remarkable that all the leading counsel oil that un
fortunate Princess rose 10 judicial seats, amongst
them being Lord BIuIghnm, Lord Truro, Lord
DonmAn, Mr. Justice Williams, Dr.. Lushington,
&c. Lady Wilce IS in the enjoyment oil pension
from the Gown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

su-J-fhs for Incoming ,eprrt of the Secretary of
the Treasury will. ii is SAID. strongly recommend
thrl u, manulaeiarsd wool, with CHI micals and
iyr SUITS. should hrrafter be admitted fee Ct
4iuty With rsgard tolr-n, the Secretary will have
n tLiag Pr psr TO int. riere with the presenttsr
ii. lsrev STAGE in the report will DC taken up
by careful and ell bOrste argument in support of
tie II Icy indicated. Therepurt is now ready, bu
ia yet To un lsIso . hnough revision.
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supreme Court Of tho Un,,ea States.

The sorrs@e COut. of the United State. COM
msacsi us annual tern on Monday. al the me.".
beIs Of tie Court, except the venerable Chief Jus
tics, being present, viz:
The Hun. Mclean,
The lIou james u Wayne,
the Hon. Jorn ta'Ton,
The Hon. Peter v. Daniel, A..o,,,. 1r,,; >,
Tie Hun. Samuel Nelson,
The Hon Porsrtl. GrtT,
TIE HIN Brtjsmin X. Cur'is,
The Hon John a. C.mphe
Jonah d. Hoover. ESQ.,, MaGshal.
William ThUs. Carroll, Clerk.
Ju lice Mclean anm:uacsd to the Bar that the
Court would comm. nee the call of the cketyes-
teEtoy, under III, ssthrute.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

WBpe Mass and all other mineral compounds In the
shaIe OF Pills, have been laid aside make room for
better production vegetable kingdom the shape
of Hoseiter's Stomach Bsrs- These celebrated Bit
terE entirely vegetable and their COMBINE tiOn OF sucl
nature TO guarantee perfect safety in being used by
both young and DID, and female the latter in par,ic
uaF have received tie most salutary benefit the
of these bitters, when all other tire tnent from the
GlIuI hands have lsiIed in restoring item state
of debility to perfect health.
For sale by druggists aud dealers generally where
aud by
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
drk IaUL;IIIlN>. &. IIrSn R1EIn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

PIrrsRuRou AND coSSE.LsrIL1E RAlLRoAD.-
We learn from the Union:own Genus OF Liberty
that The Commissioners of Fayette county, Pa,
have agreed 10 subscribe $780, 900 to the P,tsburg
and ConneIIsviIle Railroad. Oh condition that an
ample real estate security is. given by mortgage,
that t6e:county will BE kept clear of thepsymen,
of either the principal or interest. upon the sum
subscribed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

.TlEAvr SUR IN lie United States circuit Count
ol Boston a servant girl has brought suit against
the estate of c'sIst Of Ro1bury. Massachusetts,
Er seb oOe, on a ptomsssOEy mole for that amount
5 which SD produces, aud alleges was given herbY
the deceased just before his death, in consideration
ofsher kindness aud atiention during his last i'll
mss. Hon. Rufus choa.e and E, R Hoar, are
pLtled sgalnst e ch other in ,hislegaI battle
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UNION HALL



Tic ,as had the honor OF attending the above na,n,l
principa lOwms in The United Kingdom where lie hs ty
rercLCTd The most tlIIterng eDcuuagemet-Hul having
hee earnestly solicited to make visit short Tim.
lie has the honor OF announcing his arrival Il ON London
with most splendid ssOrmelt UI his newly invented
and improved sTecaccs SuChIs the superiority Uril
GHsses, that persons having famed we i, ewes NAV
INSTANTLY be relieved hy using em aud they possess Ne
property oil preserving the precious organ OF sight toll,
most advanced period OF life, while they enable hu %
old and the young 10 pursue the nc ntrute cmIu, iai
for any length tnie either br L. CamLctgl 4,
several individuals IN the UT sta cs have proved
their efficacy, lie with COnfleC- sUCits he avois pft,
public which lie will ever be proud TO Acknowledge a,
surfing those who CtTust him with their commands lin,
eXetinM shall be wanting ON his part 10 mcr rirf
cor hdeIce aud appreciation Added the aG VAN, e,
possessed b! him Of long tCe III the Eye lnli rrS
and under VI tile most CMIenl Ocuiiss, by wtbs
as obtained thorough knowledge Ol The diseases OF NJ
sion lie las III his possession, dOCum'ntS Il ON uly.d
ais of rank, conveying The highest Testimonials appo
baton. WV
He will tive references 10 persons in the United
States, WIN have found Tie greatest bsnelit ana cont
lon the use OF his newly invstcd aud Improved Slec
tlCes,
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HENRY MOORE.
wurEtIna, Nov. 1st, 1856.

ss,s wurEIIra, Nov. 1st, 1855.
Ma. sOroNoas, str:-Ths benefit / have derived
from the Srectoees obtained you, induces me to
express the pleasure have received them. They
suit my sight Admiration by caddle light well as
day; read with the ease as when boy which
could not do with any other glasses have used.
Yours, truly, JSo. X. BoTsFoRD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

4 .DEA4u o. . p.rEaAtA IaDv.--The sudden death
& Of alIsM EyG. HoHfuid, says the Boston Trsns-
eript.- hss-csss a eluom over literary ctcles in
Cam riase and BostSn. The deceased was tie
wife, of PI.G s. N, HoEstord, OF the Lawreuce
8 IsItirc School e,nneets,! with Hatyard Uuiver-
.siiY. Her poems have Ee=n much admired for
I ami c,Grectsysrslde tlOu. sud Tor their
twple bat beautiful lGssEtsy.
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"Truth stranger than Fiction"
LET THE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TEsTl-I
q A

LET TIE AFFLICTED HEAK THE IESII-
MONY or a LADY.
RIO those who haze the pleasure of knowing her VIC
L neod say IOihing, bG to others remark that dc
Sre benefit she suffering induces her thus TO speak
None appreciate her joy and gratitude in being re-
lieVcd from pain, years suoIia: almost uaIa-
Ieed but those iii heIc can be any who lave suffered
like he's.
Miss S has long been resilient OF this oily-oT the
Two years has been fully conducting sCluOi
at No Gt1 Baltimore street. The happy change in her
lie h is subject establishment aud JOY to her unleT
Gus Licnds we ask those Interested call her. She
viii tell them more OF her cure ny H1mP,OR's 1IRere
img rcITS Tho Nc rrier IN" nub'ic 10 them Fiom
distant places also hear Of thcsanc happy result
These Facts with the concurrent testimony OF thousands
and cOnccde that HanlOnS Tiuctuie is in truth wo"
deTEul discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
Tavern to Rent

THE well known Tavern. known as Mrs GooJir,,,
L Ontle National Road, miles eI>I 81 lTrlir. ,f,
be for rent from ApTl LIST, 1876 Tie stand i. ino v "'
ard iavcrably known TO lequire nrtlcr u ice w '
For icrms enquire OF Jacob Cooling the unle -,
nv!l'n lNniA uKiiL = r.
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MORE HOME TEsTIMONY.

Mr.. G. SoLoxoS:-l have tried the glasses you sold
r sufficient length OF tine to test them fully, and
consider them decidedly the best have used Mrs
Moore il also able read with comfort alter
night, which she has been able heretofore,
concurtn recommending your glasses to all persons
requiring their use.
Wheeling, oet.e5, 1855, HENRY MooRE.
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NEW DI .CovERY FOR DEAFNESS,

Tue Sound CanCentratGr is an extraordinary power
tul, newy invented Small Instrunel tor ihr cure Of ,l
temc cases OF DEAFNESS, entirely different in make and
construction from all Others SURPRISING cvcrylhime UtlLt
kind that has Iecn eau he produced They arc
modelCn 10 the cavity Of The ear and may rest within
without projecting, ard being Tie same Coor OF lr
skin moi PC cCrlib'e The powers 0 this yaiuaGr
invention great TO restore detective ain. Of
long stumns TO its pet icct and state aud 10
BILE deaf 10 join in general conversation 10 tear
most distinctly at place oI orsir, at the hal any
public Rssemblyi the unpleasant sensation o! InslLs
noises IN the ear is entirely we'd and tie CUnccra
uoIs afforded 10 mlividtals afflicted with this hIcsd
maIsdy, all the assistance that canpOssibiy be berrd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

BrEr ROor sroAR-The manufacturing Of su
gar out of beets is reviving. In France many Of
the distiIleries of spirits from beets have been
c. aged into beet sugar manufacturing estab lish
m nts on account ofthe latter being the most pro-
q table.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

sPosoEs.-Last years 26 OOO,C eco spOnges were
seat 10 New Yolk frcm Florida. Five years ago
t'ey cost t2s Gems poun,. in Floida aad now 10
cents. The annual Talle of tue shipment 10 New
York is $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
no FIRST APRIL IS

10 FIhoI HI'HIL, 1916,
THAT large and cOmmOdiOuS Warehouse nn w..
street, formerly occupied by Mr.. J. Il. Keys dcccaS.
- Forwarding Nd commission house.
Possession given Immediately. The Office Gy,u.
viz: Desk, stove. carpet, NC, aud lICk aud @
be disTOSed nr AT lair rates wa
ApplytO GORDON, MATTHEW'S Il On.
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THR three story brE II buldin. OH Main street ,,,,
site the Monroe House, now IN the occupancy of Nj G.
Stiel the lower story inwa'r and Fufuisilc s,o
and The upper ones as amly residence '''
Tho premises include goJl cellar and sraciou. y,i
Possession tie list of Arm. Enquire OF
t:tj'h wM PANToN.
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sa 6rThat was keen reply of the bnxon lassie
to. little Pgmy Of man who solicited matri-
moniaI connection, 60 no. said the far lady; Il
can't think OF ii for moment. Tie fact is, John
you are little too big to put into cradle, and
little too small to put ialO bed,''
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HOW ABOUT YOUR HAIR I

Is it slnns out or turning sray3 Irso, wooDs' mArR
RlsrORArlvr the remedy. has been used with good
results in this city.
Don't forget the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

NEw GRENADA Com MrSKs.-Recent accounts
state that Tie Fort Brown mines, in veresuss. are
yelling very large amount of gold at present,
and that the company has now very considerable
quantity OF machinery atwork.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06

PnILARELrHIA. June Ill., 1851
cordihs'y concur, as far my Judgment goes in tn,
to the Feriectionc l Mir SolUn0Is convex nd val m
ses Tor ar sigh edhess The EriHin appears to be goo!
ohu clear ana Tie general workman shp SneIior
JAMES BRYAN, NJ. u,
Professor OF Surgery, Geneva College
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NOTICE.

CpectncIes, Gc., ground ON Thc exact prin.
- cplc oil Spherical Accuracy, BY q. solos ONS, M
celebrated Orticiam, from The Improved SieCtaC Mau
factory aMd London Optical ES ahIsMnent, No IOi Oh
BOND street, London, established more than Centuy
ago.
tsc.s ri various In,nrnve,l 4; nsscS is ,,t,v ~,
essiOnal visit 10 this luCe, and may be consulted hs
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NEw YORK, Jure nth, 1871
anlned The principle on which they are CUnStrurrri /
have no lcs atOn IN FRO ~UunCi. Them surerOr to aty
with which All acquainted, and accordingly can nv.t
Cheeriully recommend them TO all who need atitirat
IN imrIO rowing theT vision. tHAS. NJ. LIE, NJ H.
Professor oil Pathology aud Mutola MediCu, GCn,n,
RGiillOU aud KOwdOin College.
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LEvIT AHu, Oct. 9th, 1851
nOrlB pleasure 10 state That OH Tic tljal Of ,r,t
lal 81 ccimens OF SIectacles placed IN my hands by
solomon, find myself much relieved from detect If Il
SON. aud especially weakness Of the eyes. Whit
have SUITE et Or he last Two ycas whenever hayrt,
eIclScd them, even lot short period OF time Inn
are III an excellent quality peculiarly adapted m
such JuIpOSes j. p KiRTIi Nh Al n
Professor o; Physical DingnDsi and Theory ana Pracc,
al Medicine, Med. Dep. w. Il. College.
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ROcnpsTrn, january 18th, fcl,
The best Recommendation can give tue GIasse, NV
solomon, Is that use them my sell aud prefer Them
JAMES WEBSTER, NJ. H.
PiOcssorOf Anatomy, University OF Buffalo
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