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E0R DWELLINGS, OFFICES, CHURCH
Il PEWS, STATE ROOMS. HOTELS, &c.
Of this celebrated article, manufactured by Whip
pie Livermore. We have received the sole
agency for the District Of Columbia
The plates are OF all sizes and Of beautiful de-
signs, exhibiting superior finish; and lettered or
Numbered In style Unsurpassed in point Of ele-
gance They are warranted to contain a lsTge
Quantity Of pure silver, and thus to be more durs
BILE, as well as more beautiful, and lower priced
than silver plated articles
Samples may be seen at my store
II SEMKEN,
novT-u $50 Pa. avenue
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Mr.. WILLIAM PALMER,
PROF. ESS0R OF The FLUTE & SINGING,
%S3 Fstrsst, eornsr Of FoHrtssnrh st,sst,
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T9,HE PRISON OF WELTEVREDEN. aud
IL glance at the East Ind AN Archipelago, by
Walter M. Gibson. vol, with illustrations
novs FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Il Attest IMPORTATION OF GENTLE.
IL MEMS FURNISHING GOODS now re-
nave ever offered 10 nay customers and patrons.
For sale at LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Store,
424 Penna. avenue, near ~ street
nov 1-eolw
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FOR RENT-TWO MEDIUM SIZED three
Il story Bhck Houses, on the corner of 9th and
y SITS. One OF them Is an excellent stand for a
grocery the other desirable private dwelling
Terms very moderate. Apply TO A. N Glenn
ENTS, :}S2 corner 18th and L. str eets
nov 10-Iw#
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SUNNYSIDE FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCgI-
~ Der desiring to remove South, offers for sale
this beautiful and highly improved farm lying
In Alexandria county, Va, mile from the Long
Bridge, or az miles from Centre Market, with
easy access by Washington and Alexandria turr =
pike, or Alexandria Canal, which touch the place
The farm con aims 200 acres; 30 acres IS in good
timber; the balance well laid of in arabic fields
and meadows. Also, about 500 fruit trees of va
Tious kinds, well selected and planted In suitable
situations.
The Improvements consist Of good Dwelling
House of rooms, beside garTet and basement; a
house for overseer and hands, stabling for horses
and cattle, with necessary sheds &c, usual TO a
dairy and market farm.
Persons desiring to purchase can get further In
formation b. visiting the premises.
Terms liberal. EOW. b. POWELL
nov 12-u
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H>oR RENT.-ON VERY MODERAT
Il terms, a furnished House with ali the rnoasrn
Improvements. Also, one In the same neigbbor-
hood without furniture. Possession given fmme-
diaIeiy. Enquire at 357 street, between 18th and
Ifln' nov 16-3.&
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"ANTED-A FIRST RATE COOK white
w woman) The bast wages will be given
None need apply without they can come well re-
commended: Apply at No. las north street.
nov l4-2t*
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" A D-EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that they can save ten per cent by purehas-
ing their DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES and
CAPS at HALLS Great Cheap Cash Store, No
373 SeTsnth street, fourth door above l.
&C 3i-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-16

By 4. GREEN. Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, near th g
Esrlread 9epGt and Capitol. at Auction.
On FRIDAY, the 10th, l shall sell, in front of
the prem ses, at O'Clock p IN, a fine Building
Lot east Of and adjoining Foy's Hotel opposite
the Railroad Depot, having front OF 2s feet on
north ID street, raL ming back 100 feet.
Also, az half-past 4, or imme dia.ely after the
sale Of the above, shall sell all of Lot No. T. m
Square No ga, divided into three cottage build
ing lots, each having front OF 80 feet rcnnsng
back 100 feet situated at the corner OF Fret
east and north ID street, and near the Capitol
Terms: OnethiTd cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
from day OF sale
deed given and deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable.
nov I'D A GREEN, Auctioueer
By WALL, BARNARD & CO., Auctioneers =
(tBorH1NG,C LOTHING.-Onw EDNESs
~ DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY evening
OF this week, we viii Offer for sale al public a,i-
ton, large and full supply Of Fall and White
Ready made Clothing, which viii he sold with
out reserve. such as
Goats, Pants, Vests,
Under Ga -ments, &c, &c
All or which are Of the newest style and best
material. Sale TO commence at * o'clock
Per ons in want OF Winter Clothing will rave
Ct least one hundred Per cent bv giving US a call
WALL, BARNARD & CD,
nov I'd Auctoneers.
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t'oh RENT-A HANDSOME PARLOR and
sultaple Ior gentlemen or families The location
ne a desirable one Apply to Mr.. CRUTCHET.
nov 15-ec3t* fInten
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ROARDlNG.-MRS.D UVALL, No. 33l Penn
~ sylyania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families Or single gentlemen, which she win rent
with board at moderate prices She can also ac
co,nmodate six or eight table boarders.
1886 tt
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"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE Young
w woman, situation as Wet Nurse. Apply
at 81 Twenty-sixth street. nov 14-2ts
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ENOR RENT-A TWO-STORY AND ATTIC
Il Brick Dwelling. with two story frame back
building attached, al in good order, sitcsted on
Maryland avenue, between X and 9th SITS. Rent
moderate, Apply to GEO. w. HINTON, Mer-
chant Tailor, Acc Pa. avenue.
oct W-r [Organl
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OUTER, CHEESE, BUCKWHEA-, &e
- p kegs superior Goshen Butter
81 boxes do Cheese
10 cases Pine Apple Cheese
LOCO pounds Buckwhtat
1850 pounds Grand Bank Goldfish
SO barrels No. 3 Mackerel
10 kits No.. do
10 kits Salmon
so boxes scaled Herrings
IS boxes whole and quarter boxes new Railias
1 caSk fresh CuVrants
boxes fresh Citron
leases PTunes
cases Canton Ginger
Just received and for sale by
THOMPSON, HAMILTON CO.
nov 13-eo2w
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SPiRIT GAS, OR ETHEREAL OIL, PINE
- Oil. Turpentine and other OILS, whole ale ana
retail, for sale by J r. McGkE6OK,
Successor 10 c. :. Whittiesey,
eaSy, 5;4 Seventh street.
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PROFESSOR MUSDRR's GRAND OPENING
S0iEEE will take place tonight, at his assem-
Oily Hall, adjoining the Star building. The
reputation Of this gentlemen as a teacher of
The polite art Of dancing, and his we'll known
enterprise IN business, and marked attention
70 his patrons, afford a reliable guarantee that
tas contemplated entertaiment will be VI q
delightful character.
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"ANTED-A WOMAN TO DO HOUSE
w work of a small family American preferred
Apply at No. z Maine avenue, Island.
nov 16-3t*
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-ATT The RE-
w stauraJt {, corner of Eleventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue. good Oyster Shucker. Apply
to CHARLES KL0TZ nov I6-2t&
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VIZ A N T E D-A WOMAN TO Do THE
w washing and mending Of small family.
Apply at the northwest corner Of I4th and X sts
after O'Clock p. m. nov l3.3t4
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-Mrs q. AMBER
a SON has two pleasant Parlors and three
Chambers, which she will rent during the SIS.
sion Of Congress, or by the year The rooms are
situated over the Music and Stationery Store. No
276 Pa. avenue, two doors from the Kirkwood
House. oct 1S-eotf
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EOR RE -T-SINGLE ROOMS, OR AN
L entire story, consisting Of three comm odious
rooms, can he obtained at No. gil south side Pa
Avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS. oct 10
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MRS. CHOATE

w MILLINERY, on SATURDAY next, ~.
October goth. She is ready 20 attend pune 81
tn by to all orders the Ladies NAV favor her ~
with Corner Of Louisiana avenue and 9th street.
oct 15-6 Nntel)
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PIIAM & LET

T0PI HAM & MORE LET's
NEW AND CHEAP
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE,
400 Seventh st opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Ca MESSRS. TOPHAM, C~D
kssSrA late of Philadelphia, aud SSzz54- ~
IssssezzeS \ ORFLET Of this ci v, IAN L. Ek
respectfully announce 10 >z.>-z-k-<-sS
their friends aud the public, that they have COM
meneed the Saddling Business a. the above stand,
where they Will make and keep constantly on
hand large aud superior assortment of-Me s.,
Ladies', and Boys SADDLES, BRIDLES.
MARTINGALES, and WHIPS HARNESS Of
every description, both for city and country use
All kinds Of TRUNKS, VAEISES, and CAR
PET BAGS Ladies' SATCHELS, TRAVEL
ING BASKETS, and FANCY WORK BOXES
HORSE BLANKETS, COVERS, COLLARS,
and NAMES. Hose, Spoke, and Dust BRUSH
Els. CARDS, CURRY-CoMBS, sPONGES,
&c, &c.
All material used viii be the best that can be
obtained; and both Of us having been practical
workmen for several yearS, We Eel confident tia:
our work cannot be surpassed, either for style OF
durability. BY Garemitting efforts TO give satis-
faction we hops to merit, and respectfully solicit
a share Of public patronage.
Pasiicular attention paid to covering Trunks
and repairing I'll kinds OF work
Saodlers' tools constantly on hand.
nov TT
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F0R RENT-TwO FURNISHED Parlors
IL on the fist floor, and one chamber, with or
without board, on Tenth street, between and
strest, No. $50. nov I4-3t*
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.

SUBSCRIBER DESIRES
<Ss1x TO call public attent on 10 his extern E[l-
~ sive assortment OF HOUSE FUR mf5
IL NISHING GOOES. which Il now W.
rendered complete Ia every department cor
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE
w Apply at SOP Twelfth st Island.
nov 16-1t*
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NOR RENT-A NEW THREE-STORY
Il Brick House, neatly furnished containing Is
rooms, stable, and carriage house ats location
Is one OF the most healthy in the CITY, being on
the high grounds north, and within five minutes
walk OF the Presidents mansion. Ii the premi-
ses are no. rented by the LIST CT December, 4 or 5
furnished rooms will be rented in laid dwelling
Enquire at No. 40, 14th, between Fl and streets
nov Scott
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNISBED ROOMS
4 WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.-Mrs "
WILSON having removed to those new and com
modious Houses on the north side OF ID street, be-
tween eth and 9Th, is now prepared to accommo
date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurnish-
ed, with or W lhout board. oct 23-u
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" A N L L D--A SALESMAN IN A DRY
w Goods Store One that can come well re-
commended for no esty, Industry and attentive
to business will hear Of a situation by addressing
's., w 4 Co.." Washington, ID. C.
nov 1866
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NOR RENT OR SALE-A TWO-STORY
f. and attic Brick Dwelling with back building
containing eight rooms, with stable and wood
shed attached, situated on Seventh street north
between Nj and N. For PARTICULARS enquire Of b.
WAGMAN, next door nov l3-2t%
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kM.GNIFICENT PLANO, BEAUTIFUL
n ly polished rosewood, exquisite tone
snecs,osn pssno and although the regular retail
prioeis $500, this Piano win De sold for $3.50 Casa
persons in want Of good, reliable Pianos upon
,assoranle terms should not fail 20 examine our
stocf we buy for cash, and the Immense num-
her we sell justies In selling at moderate prof
its. call and satisfy yourselves
Vs. JOHN r. ELLIS,
JOG Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and iVIh sis.
nov 2-d
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR r 1.-TWO VERY DEslRAB-
= furnished Rooms, connecting each other \. !
the hrst floor: In private family, 400 Fourte, =,
street, one door south Of Pa. avenue Als >,
s.oreroom, which will be rented as an osscec
store. Terms moderate nov Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-16

pOARDING-EOARD MAY BE HAD AT
a. 413 Sixth st Get. between and r. One very
large apartment with gas; also, several other
looms. nov l2-eoSts
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OF 5 F0a L E.-TWO OR THREE
"a good Building Lots in u rapidly improving
peIghborhood for sale on Sex ssays' credit.
Apply to j. Il. DRURY.
WIFI
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NATIONAL TasArRs.-This establishment
was dsns.ly crowded, last night, TO witness
Ars Barney Williams. which, as heretofore,
we're of the most pleasing character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-16

DOOM FOR RENT.-A pleasant com in the
III third story, with or without furniture Apply
to GEO WILLNER'S Paper hanging Store, AGA
Ninta street. sep 20-f
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.ANTED-A SMALL BUT COMFORTA.
w BILE House, containing six or seven rooms,
frame or brick, and will take good care Of IT, Any
one having such a house for rent viii please ad-
dress JOHN ID. KIBBEY & CO., Real Agents
next door to the Bank Of Washington.
nov 1861
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BOARDING,

ROARDiNG.-MRS.H HILTON, (Agent,) No.
II 500 pennsylvania avenue and First st. Get l.;
prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms.
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. nov I6-IW
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A MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH On We'd
nesday evening, lady Of this city, being on
a visit to baltimore. appeared at tie dwelling
house door TO witness the movements Of the
know Nothing procession, passing in the i'm
mediate neighbOrhOOd. Persons in the line
were stthe time amusing themselves with py-
rotechnics, 10 add to the interest Of the oeca-
mon; when rocket, diyerging, struck the
transOIn, which was thus removed from its
place, and fell on the cad Of the lady, bruising
her severely, besides injuring a male relative
at her sido. The rocket stick sped through the
passage, and Eas intercepted by the back door.
Had the rocket struck eighteen inches lower,
it would probably have pierced her face She
has returned to her home in this city, still suf-
isrlng. but recovering from the effects of the
TALL Of the transom.
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oFFICIA u hi i ECToRY Or
PUTNAM. COUNTY.

CIhsurr CopGrsTefms Eighteenth do
April and SepienMer. II VT
Jrpaf--Geo. va Summers.
Ci'rRk ~. ii- FERRIS. II.
PnhstcurfSa Al5ckNEY-J. III Couch.
CopNrY CouaqS- FERNS ~ Ronfth Monday
in each flontL--apa Qnaftetly Terms in Jlns,
and November. M
PnEsfpNa ,tusttsr- 4. WI HandIey.
~CiknK--7ll. H.Ilorbes. I rEflt
PaosEcu1INa AIgoRNEY. lid. II. Couch
4 SfERIFF--N. B.Bowyer.
MAGISTRATES. 4lhrsl District ~. Bowyer,
D. Surbaugh, Il. Ssnhns, and "A. VI. lliansley.
Second bisttict-~a. McCallistef, X. N. b.
Thompson, w. Fptd. and j. Kennard. Third
Distfct--W. a. Alexandria.J. Foster, A .Sib-
rcll, and j. SpiiiA. Fourth Ditrct-C. r.
Brown, VIM q Garter, aid W. Thonass --
Fifth DISTRICT Washington, X. \. Harvey
]. Kputz, D. MItin and Nm. Atkeson.
CouXrY SuayEioR.-J. b, Crawford:
dMAIssioNER aisREvESUf.-N. iianslley.
CoNsTAnLEs.-ifIrst DistTict--J. Noupnan.
Second District-sN. Grass. Third District
- Foster. F1Ahth Distritt--J. Craig. Fiji.
In Distrct--A. Asbury.
oyERsE. NJ esfsar Pooa.t--R ;windlef. G.
Conaer, 7. p EiNn, J. Harrison, ana J. Wal-
ton. i M@ .-h Fs IEt#H
C9noxEn!-4A sNoif.
sScnooI. CoMgfsao>ERs.- ILL II. Forhst Su.
perintendant; 1.Rowycr, A. " Hantilry, A.
Ellis. G. sConnfr.W. a. Alexander, tlrolg,
S. Hereford, ahlsI. yanhan
!. CoMMissIoN RsIN CmASeERy-H II. Forbes
for Circuit cour5 and }. w, lioge f5r County
Court, l#s. 81 II # #F# 4I#HE
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


Tho Legislature Of Connecticut, which
ADJOURNED on the 30th ult.. passed reso.
luton fprbidding the courts Of that State
to administer naturalization oaths. Con-
sequently, foreigners must resort to the
United States Courts, if.they desire 10 be-
. come citizens. This is another "nullifca.
ton" law for the passing Of which X. n.
Legislatures are distinguished. The Con
necticut Legislature seems ambitious to de-
serve the anathema which our Declaration
Of Independence hurled against George
HI - 4HE s+>
-"He has endeayored 10 prevent the
population OF these States; for that pur-
pose obstrueting tie lars IF naturalization
Of orfiyncrs."
IA PHtLApELpIfrA, July" Il Hh. -The acct.
dent ON the West Chester Railroad yester-
day was oecasioned by the falling Of the
bridge in the course OF erection over Rid
ley creek The casual lily occurred about
. one O'Clock, and the structure fell as the
{ men were commencing work. Twelve
men were engaged on the work, five o.
whom went down with the bridge; three
were Instantly killed, and the.other two SC
seriously injured that Il heir lives are de.
SPARED Of !. : .:r
BAtr1MoRE, July l7th.-New Orleans
papers of Wednesday are received:
Late advices from the Rio Grande state
that the revolutionists are bcseigng Ca.
naroo, and from there were expected to
attack Matamoras, which Gen. Wool was
engaged,in terrifying. saltillo has yield.
Observation-Disclosures without d struggle
The American CONSUL has left Monter.
sey. .~=5-. IT, f.
In addition to his success in getting
elected. We have heard it stated that Mr.
iIollalay comes into possession Of quite a
large sum of money; $4,000 IS the
amount named, bequ~athed him by some
person in Louisa. We have also heard it
said. that the Governor elect, Hon. Henry
A. Wise, has been almost MS fortunate,
$4,000 having been beqpeathed his wife BY
q Diseased relative Charlottesville Rep,
The Know Nothings have been defeated
in. Oregon: Lane, the Democratic can
didate for delegate to Congress is elected
by 1900 majority. Tile returns of the
vote as forming a state government are in
complete, but enough had been received
to Indicate that it had been determined
Oregon should cease to DC a Territory. =.
-" There is now continu railway be,
tween Baltimore and st. Louis. distance
LOLA miles, time 46 hours. -.
-, /. ,
The Southside L. r. receipts for juno
were S22,6Ge. =: - .~. F..
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Land

II SHALL seil at pubic anction, as special
Commissioner appointed by the County
Court for Putnam county, In the case or Rob
ert Nj. Smms against Jpseph +. Simms ana
others, OH Saturday The e3d day u June, 1885,
On the premises. 10 the highest bidder, that
portion ii The lands Of Henry Simns, decreased
adjoiningt the lands Of Anderson pudding, BEL
ginning Just above the floating mill and fpS
ming with said udding and Robert Job fheI
lines ~ JossphiY Sifnns, thence.ste "a ~
line of widow Sarah Simms. an,t the IN bel.
lands Of Vinlrou and upIabout 500 acres
10 the beginning, contsde day OF sale! d
Terms made knows.fl. HOGE, SPEC. Hl,o,n
JA1Tw4, 81 FhT 80 -
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employment

4 GENTS WANTED In every county and
n. town in the United States, and Canadas,
to dispose of.the most important MEDICAL
BOOK ever issued. The press in The Eastern
cities say, after a critical examination ofthe
work "Tb OF il should be in the hands of every
Male and Female. married OF single" 'In
fact" Philadelphia paper says, 'the work is
a perfect Physician within itself, because
i, gives recipes for tie cure Of prevalent dis.
essees, subject to the whole human family"
Energetic agents who haye been in the business
but two months have cleared fifty dollars per
month, and two on the Western Rivers, have
made double that sum. Persons desireous OF
becoming Agents, by enclosing 81. will receive
a copy Of the work, (Which is worth 3d.; with
printsd instructions. how 20 proceed, and sue.
ceed in the sale o the 50 NE, free. The com.
missions on sale OF the Book are large and Of
fer strong Inducements TO agents 10 enter into
it.. Address. !
II. ALEXANDER 4 Co. Publishers.
No. lag " est Street, New York. :
Editors inserting the above three times and
sending a copy Of the paper marked, will re-.
ceiye a copy ofthe work. = .
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-25
EAR AND EYE.
Deafness, Totalor Partial, Entirely
=. Removed. >..s- =

= y
-, Removed. >:.s- -
TAR. ALS0PHERT begS to call the attcn-
- ton of those suffering ander partial
or total loss OF the sense Of hearing 10 the
following facts: He treats diseases Of the
middle and fntctn9l ear with medlcated
douches, such as is practiced in the lnhrm.
aries, of Berlin, Leipsc, Brussels, Hamburg
and Petersburg, and. lately by the most dis
tinyuished London AuriSts, with the most
wonderful success; indeed, il is the only
method that has been universally successful.
The best proof Of the efficacy Of this treat
nlent will be reference to nearly nine hum
dfed names, residents; Of The United stnleS,
Canada, New Brunswick and Nova scoim.
who have been EestoEed to acute nearing ana
not a single solitary case, 10 our knewiedge,
did we fail 10 eiTtct either pAttla OF total
I restoration Il the hearing. %hcn our adVice
and instructions were faitlfnlly and punctu.
aily sdheared TO-. Many who could not hear
the rebortjof n pistol at ARMS length. can now
! beor a winch bear nj the distance of four Feet
In cas,S of ,nncu$ acCumul alton in the EuSta-
I chi an Tube aud T%mpahnm, Inflammation OF
! the Inucus mtqnbrhnc, nervous affections dis
eases of the membrane tympanl, called the
7 rum:p or when the disease can be traced
to the effects Of fevers or colds, the use oil
! Quinine or mercureat medicineS, gatherings in
! the ears in childhood. &c, this treatment
stands pre- eminent. When theuuditory can
al is dry and Sdaly, with little or no secretion;
j when the deafness is accompaniment with
noise in iheyear, like falling water. chipping
Of insects, ringing Of bells. Iustling OF leaves,
continual pulSations, discharge OF matter;
or when in stopping, n sensation is telt as if a
rush of blood 10 The head had taken place;
when the hearing is less acute in duh cloudy
wcathfer. or whenta cold has been taken. this
method OF trehtTng the disease is InfallibIe.
In deaf and dumb cases, my experience war
rants me in saving that if the hearing was
good was al any time, much can be accom-
pliShed In the deaf and dumb schools at
Leipsic, out of a class Of fourteen, succeed
ed in restoring four TO acute hearing. ~-
h Dr. A. b,gS explicitly to state that in those
cases he undertakes, he guarantees a success
+ ful restoration Of the sense,
or such Il markcddmproyemcnt as will be per
fectt sal iSfactpfy, if his remedies are faithful
ly applied aud objections adhered to. Appl-
cantS will please state their age, duration OF
the disease, if matter issues from the external
naSSavc, if there are noises III the ears, state
Of general health, aud what they suppose to
have been The cause of the deafness. W hen
the hearing is restored, il is expected that
those irp easy circumstances will contribute
.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-25
To Eastern Publishers.
ATTENTION FARMERS.

nANIEL CARR las Just returned from
IL BuilLlo, New York.. with one OF Pitts
celebrated Thrc~hlng Machines. II threSheS
and cleans, ready for the mill at one opera
tioR/ lie Sollclts a share OF pubic patronage
ana will warrant # to do the best work evur
done in the Kanaw ia valley. ..5
sIIIe can always be found, when not engaged
WIN his machine, at his residence, four miles
pbnEc the town of buffalo, on the Kanawha
liver Charges, the same as other spectators.