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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-07

The Key.-The PcnnSyivanian thus ex-
plains the Circumstances under which the trial
of those who took part in robbing Col Wheeler
Of his negroes not long since in Philadelphia,
turned cut in fair keeping with most efforts Ct
southorners TO recover their runaway negroes
under tie fugitive slave law:
"The trial CT the six negroes who assailed
Col. Wheeler at Walnut street wharf and in a
riotous and tumultuOuS manner deprived him
of his property, has been concluded, and a
verdict of not guilty rendered as to the riot.
Ballard and Gusts were convicted of tho as
sault and battery, and their four associates
acquitted. These are the two who caught him
by the collar, with threat. We understand
t1at ten of the jurors were for conviction Of ali
the defendants, and two were for acquittal.
One Of the jurors having become very sick, the
majority. wo prossne, yielded to what sp-
peared TO them ~ be the necessity OF the case,
and agreed upon a compromise yerdict, and
thus innoeentiy defeated :hc endS OF justice.
Under the circumstances, even SHSh q VerdteI,
considered In connection with the concluding
ITes-soll speech of Prosecuting Attorney VIM.
H. Mann, and the equally pointed charge of
Judge nelly, with the fact that ten jurors were
Ia favor OF conviction up to the last moment Of
their agreeing to the verdict. shows that pub-
lie sentiment In this quarter of the Union, is
sound upon the subject of State comfy. Few
juries, even in the Southern States, could be
found, to stand ont more firmly against the
tendency of the argument of the Presenting
Officer and the charge of the Judge than did
the jury in question"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-07

PIANO FoR1'Es AND @ELoDEoNS,
n UsT 0PkNRD, a khA R6teWOOd Piano Forte, from
J chiekeTing SoA'b mandatory, and StOdtIt d Coz
Sewi oEk pps fte oosENpOa Piano, q OotaTe
tA6f Wiki ift oIsred tt lSet6ly prices
Also-alatGe sltcaa eie music a p unlot
Nor b tAs Jim. II nj pthtt stffl.lp: ,,s, !, ,as ]
fHTS1 M as =. fiatf 81 .isstf MN kkkphe4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-07
NeKEE Z ROBERTSON,s PNEMIUM GOUDS
Take IVUtloe.

VIZ don't thTrk IL neteuay 10 invite orr friends TO set
te or tny anthhs about The reed ~ money Iaklns io
"a med hsy will al Tnsb Ur and cOndeEss IN due time
We wish to inioTnl them however, thst AZ aeluehcFis
be made heTeSeT with 10. ia every StL 0nths, ln'
Vad Of twelve monhS-Iay Ihe it July aud lS' January
dr9I NrNAIR E HERVEV.
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New Music Store.
sign Of the GFeeiRn TrigoHRm, No 100
= :. -5l Main street.

J. FlCKIESOS would respectfully an.
is9 lnneAee 10 tie eitiIela y: Wheeling and ri.
is i "a ~ of 1tsoSa IS 81. d PiE Son hn
GutA5, VollDcellos, FIisoleb, Flutes, lies AscOIde.
Gus, BC1;0s, and TsmSoHDes. REata ln'srHmeHts tic
ISatrUeuOH books for an ads OF issruHeuts, and for
3Ge tor the Piano. Guitar, Pte and Violin, also the
newest SOHE DDettS ETC.. Gnd the teTy best Roman and
Italian VI0liu ard GutAT Strings. -. .r.--
Ciarone5 Reels Tuning Forks also ViOlln and GUltu
SeTeW1 VioLu HneST and Tail Boards.
BUwS f0r VIOlncellO and Violin.
a. KAeeI'S FuTulnFG POlGh lOT renOvGtlng vaniGbed
FurTit1Te, such aUos CEbnetS steam Boats Of any
lesetNtiOla a Furniture.
Also IoF SAla By TIE Agelt for i1bNg PIelos
a. NnBBS and ClSTkS grand end tqaIe Pah0S, j. B. Dun
Rm'A Hfheu And Alt9,s teehTltsd HilpP3, 6e.
Asset of ~ ctFAtat ala Sss4 hahis Pstehl
Sseef5seHs, sst1nans n stH!sa
!, elOtttt ttiee3 3 Il ~ f.5,sS, ~ "
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RaadI RaadIl Read!!!

NbhN. NudNI' 4NV0U'V
n DESlRlNG 10 ledpee our Atoek a. low es possible. be
lore OrehIns our New Goods, we viii, without any
wantine lawn ehnly bareee delAiH. or mOuSue dleSS
can buy one ll0mUS on the lerUls stated above.
II you want TO try tue honesty Of Vur hdYe'tlsemeh'
''' no. IS Main .trett, Centre Wheeling
,p429 SrNAIR d IIERvEY.
Si LIS black pustatd seed, Just received b.
. trreo HM J. ARVSTR0NG.
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BACHELORS.

IAstGattRe.vs Liquid RSt' Dye:
ITO tAose wiahlhg hair dye that mar b depended Up
ou We etHeheerlaly TecOmnend TIE aboVet Ihf bfst
0Ieliy IeeEenee eeH Be given aS 70 Y oIet
1nS 5sTa sf''P, = ,las SOLE iSsSts inthisciiy.
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UaguerreotYpes

HIGHLY IMPORTANT, ~ I
NTEtsoS'S S Pr emium Chineae Lusttal Washing Fluid,
he Ereaies: Improve mem yet dscovertd, FOR tATlnI
inG. HneaS and COlt0RS WSSbsd b. this Fluid viii bt
wher Snd SofleT han than IL bleeehel on the gas
WIRRIx1ED not 10 lDiutt th. tIbrt. Fyery llay MAJ
tiSi btrse o. that polnt By SoaEihgl Pe or Cotton
or ufeni In the FlUld full strength, for 81 hours which
yilleiearly 1hOW that II npst % purely hArmeSa wkeE
dilueI viii SAlloas Of Wltr 70 hait plot Of hgid
THE Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times tx
shfs Sixpento which win boy enough for large family
w1shing, which can be done 10 6or , hours.
Manufactured and sold By The subsetbeT who haSlate
!" -! ~ JAS. MELLoR,
Appq .gIH no. 49, Unions wheelisE, Ya.
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Notice
UAPS.

n RCEIYED this day, ibe best assortment OF Gems,
IL YOUTHS and Ihild[eu't elOh caps, ever brought ~
hS viRe been selected with great care a. IeATds
style and quality They eoIhprie tn part as ollowS-
Gents cloth opera black and whites gents hair clolh do'
black, drab aud green riallg. hunting and Apollo tse
llso lie egyptian PyTeRO eTitket cap, new articles
together with every oiheG description Of bat Or car exsht
T,rI4 e. D. HARPER g. son
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THR POETRY OF PHYsrc

AYERS PILLS glide, sugar.shod, over the palate, hut
their energy although wrapped up, is there and tells with
giant force nthe vary foundations OF dtseise There are
thousands of sufferers who would not wear their dist en-
Pers il they knew they could be cured e5c. Try Ay
er's Pills, and you wilt know it. g@
Putty the blood and disease will be starved out.
clsilse the system nom impurities and you are cured
already.
Take uis best OF anPur saves,s and scrO'ua. Iudi-
gestiHn weakness headache ache, Side ACHE Jaun-
dice. Rheumatism, arrangements Of the liver Kidneys,
aud bowels all arrangements and all diseases which
p"rsave remedy can reach fly before them like kress
before The sum- 5es-r-s- .-.-= ara rt4
Reader If you suffering from eny of the numerous
complaints they Cur -au4tr no more-tle remedy has
beenprovdedt for you. and it is imnaI to neglect it,
That Ayers Cherry Pseorai is Itc best medicine for
Cough is now well known To The whole world, and that
Aysr's Ps are the best of all Pills. known to those
who have used them. 49,
Prerared,h by Dr.. G. AVER. Chemist, L1weIl Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling. ~
price Is cents per box-5 boxes for ST. ~ -'o
s.. t--,. a. C. GOOD g. Go, Wheeling
.oc2 wholesale and retail agents.
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aapls and banking.


FIViEsinla 6'F sppeared in our columns OF last
Thursday, and our time has been too much Occur
pied since 10 notice his article OF to answer the
queries therein ptopouuded 10 We have not
Ssryrecently studied Blackstone. as the writer
serms 70 have been doing. and while we cannot
dispute hisquothton, we will venture to suggest
-,5thatif he will follow up his readings Of Black
stone, ard add to them Chitty Contacts, he
wiEharlIy thereafter the position that the
count Of a Bank with its deposition is an express
,epattact.,,. Take, the. heading Of q Bank Book.
say: Dr. n. & NJ Bank with A. B. CT. Certainly
the book does not say in writing thatit will pay
but Il is implied that it will from the factthat it
Owrs, as the law implies promise TO pay where
there IS Indebtedness. He will hardly claim that
lths telleI saysto the deposition. ''The bunk will
pay-you this sir, wht you desire it," but the law
implies such an obligation from the factthnt the
sqert bank owesit. Apply Blacksonesrule. "Exptess
- Icohtra cts those in which agteementor pro-
mise is expressed BY wordsur IN writing" The
writer cam hardly make either Of the foregoing
a gcases apply to this rule. Tie former sla case in
which the evidence OF existence of the debt ep-
pears inusrting, but the promise does not and
hence the law steps in and impli,s apromise We
have, therefore, despite the opinion Of the legal
sentleman referted to by ''Vrgtnia 6's," no hesi-
tract with'ths depositor have above indica
ted, would be properly decided by the Counts of
the land as an implied contract debr Of the bank.
The Courts can enforce against individual stock
holders only the express contract" debts of the
bank no matter how jus: how equitable may be
claims ofits deposilos of,this class. We
az asked: 'si7 -a'. &, . -, - - e.t
. ia,H,lst.-Are depositors cteditotsof the bank7
2d-Are they postponed oother crelrtOrs9
a.eiaaWe lst, That dspositors creditors
of the bank; and Cd, That we can find no clause
in the banking law Of Virginia, (chap. IS, Code
oGNa.l giving any spreferences.to any creditor
over another In conclusion. repeat our re-
msrk thai we DO not object and are untrienGly
10 the present Stock Banks Of Virginia, but we do
oppose the effort tomake Virginia barkingldepen-
deuuupOh Virginia debt, aud the coupling lnllsso-
y 16bly .wealOr VOC the financial policy ftbe
~ Safe with what may moment, by the rashness
st.% OF reckless system of internal improvements. he
:. "a converted INTO hopeless Embarrassment ard uti
p mate bankruptcy.
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NEW DlscovERY FOR nEAFNEss-

The Sound Concentration is an eXtraOrdnnry uOwer.
Iu new invented small instrument. tho cure III eX
IRENE cases Of deacss entirely different III make and
KIND that has leenOr ever be produced. They ale
modelled 10 the cavity OF the car, aud may rest within
skin are not ReICePtbe Tho powers oil this vauube
inveiOh are so great as TO restore OF
long Standing TO It's perfect and natural and 10 na.
HE deaf IersostO join in general conversations to hear
most distinctly at place OF worship, at bar or any
Puhlc assembly, the unpleasant sensation OF ringing
noises IN the ear is entirely removed aud The cOnceta
lions Afforded 10 individuals afflicted with this d. Iu
nalaly allthe assistance that can possibly be bcsTrI
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HENRY MOOSE.


WHEEtISu, Nov LIST, ls55.El7
Ma. SOLoNoAs. str:-The benefit l. have derived
from the sreetaelss obtained you induces me to
express the pleasure have received from hen, They
suit my sight to admin alton, by cadde light as well as
day; read with the ease AZ when boy which /
could not do with any other glasses have used sar
Yours, truly, JNo K. BoTsFoRD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-21

METHcGrsr ErIscorAL GnucM IN oREoox.-From
the minutes, or Journal of the recent Con 'erence
he'd in Oregon, we gather the following:-The
number Of church members 1896, on probation
so2' total 2.4ss, being an increase during the Con
ference OF s56. There are 81 stationed members;
eighteen churches, finished antlin process of COM
pIeton. averaging in size 27a feet by ~, and fur.
nishing Church accommodations for about 1000
persons. There are seven parsonoges. three SEM
Inares' one college and three church lots. Cost
of churches $4,000. parsonages $1,000. semina-
ries andcoI!eges $2S.4l9; total cost s59,6ls 81.
There gre IS Sunday schools. s5l employed in
teaching; scholars 1,552; volumes in library 6, :.
246; Bible classes 49,. Amount collected for mrs
sionary purposes ssso.s4; for the Bible cause
ss66.s9.
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THE Will OF LOUIS NAPoLEos..-wnh his
usual foresight. the Emperor of France is look ny
forward 10 whatever contingencies may ye, marx
his eventfOl career. We learn from Paris cores.
pondeAt of the New Yosk Post that the EN-,
peror of France has made his will. which provides
that in case of the death Of the Child 10 hch the
Empress is shortly expected 10 give BIRTH or in case
of the death of Napoleon III. without any direct
heir, France is again TO become Republic under
the Presidency of Prince Napoleon.
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TO PRINTElis,
MORE THOMR TesTIN1oNv.

'ME.G. sotONoN.-I have tried the glasses you sold
for sufficient length OF time to test them fully, aud
consider them decidedly the best have ever used Mrs.
Moore is also able 10 read with hers with comfort alter
night, which she has able to do her etoore;
in recommending your glasses 10 all petsous
requiring their use.
Wheeling, Oct25, 1855. HENRY MOOSE.
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la IN w a 4 q q N d s !.
John IA. Clarle & 90.

John M. Clarke & Co.
Land Warrnnl, stock, Exchange RrOItcr.
and Agents for GlDimS ngRinsI she
Government.
THE very highest New York market price will be paid
i tor Land Warrants FOR the next i've years. When
the very highest New York mai ke prices will he paid
tattOns.
Persons sending w.rTantsby mail may rely on rccclv
ing as much us IL they were personally present.
Sight ualiB on any OF tie Northern Southern cities
Will be Tenttied by return Mailj and when preferred tho
amount will be placed 10 their credit in one OF the New
York Hanks on wichtey can draw at sight, the day
Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE & Co.
E5sz Washington city, C.
Office. ''N'N
Hon. L p Waldo. Commissioner of Pensions.
Sweeny, RtteuhOuse & 60. bankers, washington city
CIhuhb 81 others, do OO
.SuteT, Lea q Co, do do
All The o1icers Of tho Ranks In Wheeling, Va.
Cashier Bank Of Virginia, Richmond. Va.
Cashier Farmers Bank. do
Virginia
games Robb, banker, New Orleans.
President Exchange Rank, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnston. Brothers g. Co, bankers, Baltimore.
K. II. MauTy d Co., BANKERS, Richmond, Va.
Paul d Hinton, bankers, Petersburg, Va
Felcrs, Spence d Co., bankers, LynchOurg, Va.
1nt26 Times copy. =-a-s
- NOTICE. EYF
u NIX. SOL0MuN'S stay Ia Wheeling being now
limited TO Saturday. december 9th. ana as he Will not
visit the country lo many years, immediate application
t3 SuS@Sl
ENsz77=;15=zzzz ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-21

DrAru or An o1D Naval opEreEa.-Captan
Jonathan D. Ferns, of The United State Navy,
died at his residence in Norfolk, on Wednesday
evening. Heswassl years ofage. had been in the
Navy 46 years, and received his commission as a
Lieutenant. July 18th, 1882, from President Jack
son. as an acknowledgment of his gallant .rvices
at the battle of New Orleans. -
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IRA police officer of Chicago i as lately ares
ted two men named Hslms and Johnson at Joliet,
Ill., who are charged with having for some time
been engaged in robbeiies of freight and passenger
trains on the Illinois railroads. They were caught
in the act. Helms was formerly conductor on
the New York Central, and subsequently con-
duetoE on the Illinois Central. -
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BALTIMORE, Oct. IS, 1885,

BALTIMORE Oct. IL, 1850
Mortimer d MoubTdV:- HI .
Gents: i have delayed entirely too long in
writing to you IN eson 10 The VIRTUES 81 hSmrS%s
ed world Just idea OF the good have derived from lis
TO lhe task was StSeEed WIN The Chronic rbeSs.is@
ni most malignant folm, at the early age o. Two and
the atlantic Ocean on my way 70 Amerce, a which time
it changed its iOrm into gathering hat at this time
The diseae came in tho first place. Of my being
Gied from child who had the white swelling When my
gaLhetnH ISt broke did discharge less Than
quart continued trouble me every time TOOK
cold or was ~ the least latgged my bodily strength was
very the gevei my hin Joint had been place
ever since had the irst attack AT the age OF thieem
general debility let from the constant discharge OF my
caused mo oIten e think that should never
suerne even or one hour until NY poor body should
be Changed, and become like unto Chst's glorious bO
s Sy.,' at least until this mortal have rf on immortal
d taken so many medicines and received so little
benefit that lad confidence in had used Of
ny nearly all the celebrated LiMie,s, and otter external
remedies hadheard OF had been placed hymy friends
relief ever Obtained was but Of tlansiiory duration
Mnen hFst heard o! Hamnt9R's TtnCt1re, hid not
the slightest confidence in its efficacy, but had friend
who had known MrJarrett Plumner when his suIerines
were al The worst and had witnessed the wrought
upon him. To please her, consented 10 try the Tic
dIe, not taEeE one 5ote before began 10 Fee
It's beneficial efec!s-nly strength reLurHed-y appetite
errerson Through the influence Of this friend, you be-
CAME acquainted with my case and requested 10 me;
you TOLD e my case was such a peculiar Ole that
won like TO see the effects OF lie TnCture Iuy develop
ell in and II desired 10 lake it, you would present
TO me, il II was Tor The space five yearS-bu nny etg
en- mouths have elapsed, and IhGre fost eUsry symptom
Of my diseGsti have become strong and hearty
stand as much il not fatigue than most OF mylady
acquantanCes. have hcuIl complexion, ard all my
friends say am CITING quite Gehy, one thing is certain,
my lame gu 10 as large again 1t before ami
eau trip about home Without cJutch. r r.5-7
oiIeh wish my Palerts had known OF this remedy
When was Child, as believe should have been saved
the eycrucia pain have been subjected to- as we'll as
the dco' mtyo body must carry 1" the grave and my
ens would not have been under such heavy expenses
rom doctors bills, and in sending they did, the
celebrated springs III England in search of health wish
all The afflicted world Cou; inc, and hear the benefits
have derived from this TincIure of IIamPtOls. try
to make all acquainted with its virtues with wOml come
in contact. -
Gehtlemen, thousand times obliged to you, and
you are at liberty to my and case to all @
remain, yours in gratitude,
MARY A. SCOFIELD,
No. C30 W. baltimore st.
To Messrs Mott timer & Mowbray, go baltimore street,
Baltimore.
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RRAh RsTATR SALES.
Hotel for sele.

TTNIIE Furniture and Lease Osvn az the Monroe I,o
j. Wheeling, Va located on Main street opposite ~ ,
Wire Suspension Bridge. This house Is now doi,,s
good business aud The prospects the future are
rate. In short time the Cleveland Extension Cc,tr,
Ohio, and iEcinnal & Marietta railroads viii Isy.
their termnt at kitkwOo0, and tile travel will have 10
cross Immediately opposite this house, ana IL viii uec
saTtly do large proportion OF this business.
The present proprietor is DESTROYS Of removing 10 ,[
country. which Is solely his for wishing 10 Ill.
rose OF his business. '
Uc23 w y CJApr
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aJ-The interruption of the tobacco exports to
Russia has not affected its price in the least Tie
article was never lower, it no doubt continues to
reach Russia without stint threugh Germany. is.1,
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EXPLAINING AWAY THE srArrTEs.-A captain of
a vessel under examination in Boston for logging
seamen, contrary 10 the act of Congress, was dis
charged on the ground that whipping with rope, 8
end is not floggng within the meaning of the STA
-tute. - So 70
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a PtAsrER TuRSEp Aeron,-A ". ,Lanier, a
wealthy planter of Fayette county, Tenn, has
made his debut on the stage at Memphis :
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ELrcrloN'Ar RoAE,--On The l5thi,st, an cleo
ton for Cardinal was to come off at Rome, spl
Lueiau Bonaparte, cousin 10 the French Emperor
is one Of tie candidates.
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FIVEstIver Modal. and seven Diplomas
have been awarded to DAMS for first class Daguerreo-
tyres. Adams & Co.'s Gallery is at the corner OF Union
md Main sts. Strangers Invited TO CALL citizens
course viii do Pictures taken as cheap as lie cheap
est. -.- ieaO
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SpectncIes, &c., ground ON the exnct prin-
celebrated oDiicisH, from The Improved Spectacle Manu-.
lRctOryHI London Optical rs ahsHHsut No. I0j, Old
bond street, London, established more than century
ago.
IL EOlOmOns, the sole Inventor OF the Improved Spec
taCles, nd various Improved assNs, is pro-.
visit 10 this place, aud may BIO consulted at Hs
ONION HALL,
A FEW DOORS BELOW THE NORTH WESTERN BANK,
MAIN STREET. .Ii ff-a
He as lad tbs honor OF attending the nbOve named
Princtpa towns in the United Kingdom, where he has cX
perGEcel the most tatteTing ia wing
bee earnestly solicited 10 make visit short lime
lie has Tie honOrUl announcing his ariva! nom London,
with most splendid ssOtmeHt of his newly invented
and improved sncctacles. Such the superiority these
q IasSes, that parsons having ilaned weak eyes mas
instantly he relieved by using them, aud they possess
most advanced period OF liie while they enable bO Ihe
old anti te young 10 pursue the most mitc employ
lOr any Length OF lime, eilhcr by day CanIlCgl Az
several individuals in tie United Sta eS have proved
i9lr etcucy lie with confidence spllcs :e aVOrs Of tho
public which lie will ever he proud TO acknowledge us.
suItHg those who Cutrst him with their commands that
no eXeIuon shall be wanting his part 10 merit her
COZ dcRce and appreciation Added 10 the advantages
possessed BY him OF long practice in tile Eye lnEfnrics
and under one OF the most eminent OcuistS by which lie
has obtained thorough knOwlCdsc Of The dSeases OF vi.
ais of rank, conveying the highest testimonials OF ppro
baton, - - ~ -'F'
He will give references 10 persons In tile United
States, who have found the greatest benefit and COMFORT
rom Tie use Of his newly and Improved Spec.
nces,
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I LEyEI 40. oct. o1lh. IA

: IA .----7-- u. u,
ahoIds me TO state that the trial OF scve.
tai 8 eotmcns OF Spec1Ccs placed ~ my hands by Mr.
stno hnd myself much defect ri vi
suffered Tor the last Two years, Whenever have ex
erclseI them, evenfor short period OF time think
tey are Of an excellent quality and peculiarly adaned Tor
such duipOses Up. KiRl'ISED Al IL "
Professor Of Physical Diaguoz aud Theory and Practice
ein OF Medicine Med. Dep. W. Il. College. -
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Pl1asnrRon Jnne slh. 1saa

am happy IN bearing my feeble testimony in favor
n T. SolOnol! Eye Glass think them superior 10 any
der their use. G. NrCIjOK Al N
LAtePrOessOr III Washington University, Baltimore
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PITTsBuRGH, June 6sIt 1853
am using pair Of Mr.. SOlomons' GaNsea, aud lird
HEN very comfOttsble cheerfly add my name 10 lilo
lumber OF those who recommend tlEIn. 'ffsEi
JOSEPH 7. GAzZAN, NJ. d.
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Ustephen HILL. Of Rochester, has secured a
patent for supplying eas-light to railroad cars. {,