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Thin Summer Suits, 3d. Black Atpac,
futs Co. zepbyr cashmere SUITS slO white Merseies vests
81 at hVANs' clothing warehouse Ct and to Fulton street,
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oFirst Como, First Served."-This is the
democratic rule observed KNOWS 2 Broadway rendered
By the rush tor his summer ha Gall early avoid
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ar and 80 Cent Perturbation daily
rnch al al the "a prices HOLMES depot $50 Broad
Way Psurcs varied denominations and cost taken
hours eYpedido usly.
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The Cheapest, the Best and Most Fashions
bo-Gentlemen should remember that KNOXS assortment
Of summer hats unapproshabie In variety and extent and
maj THAR selections thoreffom.
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ESEMALE LIFE IN NEW YORK CIrY-IL.UsrRArED
with forty our res Portraits from DE, pub ished ana
for THIS NOR by all news agents snd
P.ice IS cents. Published 1t r.. Is PsTEasDr'S.
No. 100 Chestnut street, Phi edelph,a.
Everybody should getn snd ait.
r IBERAL BOOKS FOR SALE CaEAP-AT vALE's
IL Bail Gate MechSnics' Instu e., No. Bowecy The II
Sad other TO e Lee ds5ate 20 (5un
day. evening. aubieet-She Land and Reward OF labor
NfoRGAN's EXPOSURE OF FREE MAsoHRY-A FEW
Il copies fer eae Also, moves 6. hall th pu5tca4sn
price; Cd books eDgray novels autographs bought
sold by NEAGLE HICKS, 50ss Broad way three doors
above Brcoms street.
pKV. n. G. TREsCHs NEW WORK.
IL Published Il 10 morning.
His Life and Genius with of his Pays
BY the Rev r. c. rree cb b. d. l2mo. 70 ceats.
just publ he'd. by the author,
PoEMs, with an INTRODUCED n ny the Rev. j. A. Spencer.
Emo ctth 81
1upY woRps VOL, l2no, c;oih 75c.
fSGIsH PAST AND PRESENT 15-.
(S TIE LESSONS IN PROVERBS l2mo., clotu. 503
SYNONYMS THE new TESTAMENT, i2no Goth tic
WIT AND VISION or Rev. SYDNEY Smith: being So,ec
TORS bis Writings s0d PASSAGES Of hts Letters ana FABLE
Talk; with mote, ard biographical memoir, by kyort
buyclLck; portrait On tesl after Stuart Newton, and
an autograph letter. lamo e,oh. 81 rs.
The EoMERIC BALLADS AND C0aEDiES OF lUclAN OF DR.
MAGINN det by Or. II. Shelton Hxckeszs VOL ~. OF
Mkcsllariss limo. cloth. 81.
JNTRoDucrIos Social SCIENCE: Disccurse ia three
In Europe" l2no., Goth. 6oc.
FAuL tERn0lL: Tale. B., the ~ hor Of IX. Poems by
"" From tbs fourth London edition. limo Goth. 81
j. g. II EDFIELD, "a Beehman street.
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upsrior 70 sill lhs- inrravenervs aseOre
eyfec. 10 The weaver, raurl du ~
oi. HE urt,vE LED hsrn AAr dye &op:ed
IN twelve private &. Sc 239 5gaadwRs
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Roman Eye Balsam for Weak and Tn
famed e This bsss is The best .ass be
taion, usually ffe,ts pete after fe opca
u.ns. For sAe by A. b. d. SANDS Co., 100 Fulton
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EGRSVNALs
(SERKTIAN GROVER, SAMUEL FLEwEREbLINr
" Henry A. Fay Martin Lunerssr, their hers,
hing 10 heir advantage addressing j. Ford Il Co.,
box 264 jersey CITY Post Office, N. j.
board the steamboat o. OF Ne sark at the time Of
the csa1tfophe. supposed lie lost hosrsi rswA-d will
be given BY bis afflicted vile for the recovery OF his BODY
his Whereabouts /. living NARY SMITH,
No eMeidec lana, Newark, r.. j.
INFORMATION wANTED-Or PATRICK SINCLAIR.
by HE John Sinclair. inf rmston OF him will ce
nerku received At tho OF warren aud Columbia
sreets, South Brcoklyn. Boston papers please copy.
r lily j. SEYMOUR WILL FIND A LETTER IN THE
II Broadway Post Office.
AELANcHOLY MYSTERY Mr.. JOHN N. CUPPs,
wi who left hts be tho evening CT tho 26h o. ana
has not since been heard OF, must have desh
my teIious For information cecng hu or
paid BIZ his la ployer hessrs Hodges Phelps 2l2
prN fa- bis ,nother w. Cu5Ds % Csus street,
wh1 VIII feel grssui for drgu ns him,
remote Descfipoc:- About &c. iuchss high ight
fodv sa!r 10 iued 10 vtiskerr possi have
hst dark clJbes. ge 10 Yeafs.
Ng JUAN n S2gRASp WILL FrTu LErTSSFo
lN bE st the Put oGcs. Nsssau stree, seS FOX
..pouID THIS Merit THR Eye IF Mr.. GsoRia
Bath, England, or 81 Geneva, swzsrisad.
THE CAPTAIN OF THE BRIG FROM KEY WEST, WHO
left large green urte g. d. Peehina'A No. State
fYes requested to call immet aey and rectify msaka
his address having been mislsid.
Ycu DID NOT GET INTO SOUTH FERRY oxsIsus.
i ASNErA.
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The Humxn KAair.-a. Crane eaE having
for period Of f-ty u,sda he hnrsa hs- ns study,
lei 3sis Diseases OF the pstf at hiy udice
81 ttuyce erect Snrer Il gsscLy, from O'Clock a. u. :,
0'c'Cck Z. II.
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Analytical ~ ste of Medtcine.-J. Claw
sCE Knt LEY founder of practice, ~i be attendance
his cfse No Bible House Four avenue the l6d and
remain until the 2l inst All la5crng
Of apy description partcu OF the lungs liver
Invited 70 cali ar inquire into s principles. ard the
ment disease der ihem which differs widely from all
other Consul tauOu
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Tom Hyer Turned Sch 7olmsste,

FRANCIS C. wEYMYss, ESQ.,, &c. ia.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES..
THE CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Seventh avenue adjoining the corner Of Fou teen street.
Rev. Allen pastor, will DO dedicated TO morrow,
18Th inst The Rev. Bhop Jaueswil preach at lO1s, Rev
Dr. McClntock 1t 3e r. and Rev. w. d. 4burn q. 81
o'clock in The evening.
Dlv. DR. CHYBvER WILL REPEAs. BY REQUEST,
IL HE discourse 1he Freedom OF the Pulpit he
snd the Press" evening" in the Tabernacle church.
. quarter before eight O'clock
DoMANIsM AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO
N Spring treet HaI-The hev. DR.. MACN8NANY begs
70 intimate that IN Order to afford sitting acSo nmodston su
busted in Spring sree Hall 1856 Spring s.es Bull
and Thompson. Service TO commence each sa5bah
evening, At IL ocfoct. All respectfully invited
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-03-26

n-ypTo TIoSE WHOWGSI FARMS 70 have
VI tvrliie At cheap price and On easy
tefms, attention l. called 20 the RlnGMAl FARM
AND COAL COMPANY. TWENrV FIVE ACHrs or
more IN proportion, arc given for 5000. payable IN in
stallm'ut. of 81 PER week al 81 per mouth. lis To-.
caied in Elm couhty renns Nlanip, aud has one of the
best marhetsfotI II, ptodnce IN tho State.
The soil l. a rch loan, AID is n0i to be surpassed for
filming. a. al examination VII lshow. lthas the beet
elements Of prosperity. being undetlaid hy Two rich
veius OF Coal, and All shortly he uier.eeted by foar
rnilroads. The tiuher - Of the most valuable kind.
Title uuexceptionahly good, aud warranice deeds are
given lIptcfent, q good aud substantial opportunity
To commence farming, providing for on''s children OF
making au investment. Further parlic ulaTs can be had
IRON the pamphlets which are sent Ia iuquifers Let
tiers answered promptly. Amply or address SAINT. w.
CATfELL. Secretary, 1875 WALNUT Street, north
side between Fourth nNd Finh sts.. Philadelphia -
Full Information is contained In the pamphlets. ismos
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-03-26
Smoked e eef & Hams,
For sale by T.. NALLETTE' =
Rutland and Burlington
z all n D.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, F'l. IS 1876. trains
will run as follows, VIZ:
Leave Middlcbmy for Burlington at Sos
T.. VI. and : 80 4. NJ.
Leave Middlchury for Rutland and Bellows
FallS,a 1925 4. NJ. and 9.l5P NJ.
Trains leave Bellows Falls, Via Cheshire
Road for Fitchbursh .Groton Junction, Nash
via, Concord, y. H., Lowell, Lawrence, Bos-
ton, Worcester, Providence and New York,
via \ orwich. Also yiaNt. Valley Railroads
for Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and
New York and via sullivan Railroad for
Windsor, Montpelier, ST, Johnsbury and the
White Mountains,
Trains leave Rrtland, Via Western Yer
mont. Troy & Boston, Rutland d. Washing
on and Albany Northern, Saratoga 4. wash
tngton, and Saratoga d. Schenectady Rail
loads. for Troy Albany, Saratoga Springs,
rchcnectady, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and the
SWcSt.
Trains leave Bull iugton, Via Vernon
Central, Vermont {. Canada and %Clamplain
and st, Lawrence. Railroads, for Monipc-
licr, RouSc1s Poinp Montreal and ogders-
burgh.
E. A. CHAPLIN. snpt:
Rutland, Feb. II, 1856. As
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Auction Sale !

! viii sell, Wednesday the md day Of
April next, At 10 o'clock, a. Mon my prem
iN"s in Salisbury, the following property, to
wit One span Of young horses, one young
mare, one yoke Of Young oxen, eight good
cows, twclycs h,ifcrS, three ycaiiius', and
one hundred good sheep. Also, a quantity
Of hay, one single buggy, new, one set Of
traverScS, one single cutter, two single har-
nesscS, one OK sled farming tools, and seven
ty-fiyc sdp-tuhS. I. Il. TAYLOR.
West Salisbury, March 8, 1856. 436w
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French Merinos.

4 GOOD assortment Of French McrinoS, in
EAchoice colors-also, Plain All Wool De
LANES, Paramattas, De Beiges, Bombazines,
Alpaccas, De LANES, Moire Antique, and otl .
er kinds dress goods for sale hy
Oct. 20. Z. NALLETrE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-03-26
Ceaol Notifrs.

STATE OF VERMONT, I Be it remembered
District of Addison, IS. that, at a,PrOlate
Court held at Middlebury in and for tie
District Of Addison, on the oath day On
March, A. D. 1856,
Chauncey II. Conkey, administrator Of the
estate Of
IRA MUNGER,
late Of Orwell, in said district, deceased pre-
scnts his petition in wfitiI Z TO this ttuiti
PRAYING for license to sell the real estate OF
said deceased, for the purpose Of paying the
debts Of said deceased, aud txTthses Of adj
ministration and therein sets forth the a
mount of debts against said estate and ex-
penses of aGministraiioI-the Na.uc Of the
personal estate and that the zeal estate con-
sists of about $50 acres Of land in Orwell tho
Homestead of the deceased, subject to II mort
gage Of 800 dollars and interest %accruing
thereon, and that The personal estate Of said
deceased is insufficient, and that II ~ ntccs-
sary to sell nearly all the said real estate OF
said deceased for the purpose OF fayine said
debts, mortgage and expenses Of adminiStra-
ton; and that said real estate cannot lie di-
vidcd and n part thereof sold " ithout injury
to those interested therein aid ria!i ing this
court to grant him license TO cell tie WLolo
of said real estate Of said deceased, fer tic
reason and purpose aforesaid:
It's thereupon ordered, that said license
be considered by this court, at the scs-
sion thetcofto, be held at the tflice Of the
Register Of this court il. said Middlebury, on
Monday, the 21st day of April next, (ls56,)
at ten O'Clock, in the forenoon and that no
tice thereof be given to all persons interested
that they may appear and make their oil C.
tons if any they may have,tosaid license be
ing granted, by publishing a certified copy Of
this order in the Middlehury Rcgistei-a
newspaper printed at said Middlcbury-thrce
weeks successfully previous to the time Of
said court.
JED. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
4 true cop Of record.
1o:3w. Attest JED. S. BUSHNELL. Register.
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TINS remedy has won ior itself such notoricty
from IL cures of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that il Is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
donccs of its Virtues in any community where il
has been employed. Sn wide is the field OF its use
fIlnoss, and so numerous the cases Of its cures,
that almost every section Of tho country abounds
ia persons publicly known. who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine Of its kind is too appar-
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues arc
known, the public no longer hesitate what auidots
TO employ for the distressing and dangerous ahoe-
lions of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate, And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder yaIiet.c.
Of CuLDs, CoUdHs, HoARsENEss, &C.; and for
CHrLDtEN it is the pleasantost and safest medicine
that can he obtained.
As 1t has ! ne boon in constant use throughout
This section, We Eeed not do more than assure the
peori' ITS & laLIy i kept up to the best that il ever
has ben. a.a tAss the genuine article is sold by
W. P.Russell, Middlebury. %
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STATE OF VERMONT, Bcitrcmembercd
District of Addison, 81, that at a Probate
Court held at Middlcbury, in and for TIL
District of Addison, on the 18th day of
March, A. d. 1886.
Joseph Smith, ID, administrator de boni:
non, with the will annexed of the estate Of
JEIllEL BEEDLE,
late of Shoreham, in said district, deceased,
presents his administration account for al
%lowancc 1t is thcrcupon ordered that said
account be considered for allowance by
this court, at the session thereof to be held
at the office ofthc Register ofthis Court, in
said Middlobury, on Monday, the 2lst day
Of April next, Qe56,) at ten o'clock,
in the forenoon. aud that no,ire thereof BIS
given to all persons interested that they
may appear and make their objections, If
any they may have, to the allsN ancc Of said
account, 10y publishing a certified copy of
this order in the Mi dlcbury Rcgister-a
newspaper printed Mt said Middlcbury-
three weeks succcssiyely previous TO the
time Of said Court.
jap. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
trnc copY ofrccord. f403w
Attest JED. :. B|UsH&rLL, Register.
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Electro Chemical Baths,

as discovered by PROF. NERGNES, To ex-
tact poisonous minerals, such as Mercury,
Arsenic, Lead, &c, &c. Persons requiring
baths will lind every convenience, at 80 Brom-
field st, Boston. Circulars, with full dcscrip-
ton, sent free of charge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, lAt a Probate

STATE OF VERMONT, AT a Probate
District of New Haven, IS. ! Court holder at
Bristol, within and for tie District Of New
Haven, on the Sd day Of March, 1856:
The administrator Of the estate Of
CHARLES O WHITE,
late crNew Haven, in said district, deceased,
madc application to said court to settle his
administration account, with said estate and
presents the same for allowance:
Whcrcuron the said court appointed the
first Monday of May, 1856, at 10 o'clock, a.
NJ, at the office of the Judge Of said court III
Bristol aforesaid as the time and Place for
settlement. and made an order requiring no.
tire to be given to all persons interested, to
appear at the time and plnce appointed, and
object to the allowance Of said account if
they see cause for which purpose it is fur
ther ordered by said court, that a copy Of
the record of this order be published three
weeks successfully in the MiGdl,tury Reg
istcr-a newspaper printed at Middlobury,
in this State, ali Of which publications shall
be previous to the said time appointed for
said settlement.
HARVEY MUSNLL, Judge.
4 true copy Of record.
4q3w II. MUNslLL, Judge.
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OMMISSIONERs,NOTICE

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District OF Addison,
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands ofall persons
against the estate Of
CHARLES Z. ATWOOD,
late Of Gilroy, in tie State Of California,
deceased, and also all claims and donaids
exhibited in offset thereto; aid six months
from the 18th day of February, lst6, be-
ins allowed by said court for the pun tSci
We do therefore hereby give notice that NC
will attend to the business Of our said ap-
pointment, at the dwelling ltuse Of AInoh
A. A. Atwood, in Ripton, onthe I'd Saturdays
of April and August next, from nino
o'clock A. NJ. until four o'cotk, 7. NJ. on
each Of said DAYS.
HARRY pOwNER, lComrs
WILLIAM \. COBB, ~
Dated at Rirtou, this cC'h Gay Of March
4. 1886. 49,3w
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JOHN NJ. ATWOOD,

No. l4S Chatham Street. Tcor. Mulberry,l
NETWORK,
INVITES attention TO his Large Assert
mcnt OF
Wothes, Jeweiry, SiIrer Waye
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Gold Bracelets. Fins, Ear-Rings, Caatel, ~
Nest aud Fob Chains, Gold Neck ices,
Crosses, Lockets, Rings, Specta Gle s,Peu.
ellis, Seals, Medals, KEYS, Char ms. SC.
Cameo and iosaic Bracelets, Pins and Ear
Ring.
Silver Tea Sels, Cups, Pitchers, Spoons Nap
Kin Rings, Forks. Fruit aud Butter X hives.
Silver Pla;edTea Sets Cups, Casters, Cake
Baskets, Urns. Tcakettles. Gard Baske els &c.
For Sale CHLAP FOR CASH, and warranted
as represented,
G-Particular attention given to repairing
and adjusting Duplex, C~hronomcier aud fine
Lever Watches. 4i;ly.
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e. Cheap Farm +!
Farm for Sale.

TNllE subscriber offers for sale his farm
u situated in Mildlchury, west Of and al.
joining the College grounds, in this village.
Said farm comprises lSj acres, of which 20
acre, i, Woo~lland-is well fenced, well va
tered and under good cultivation. 1t has a
good buarn, spacious sheds, in a state Of
thorough repair. y part or the whole Of
said farm may be sold upon terms which can
not fail to suit any one DESTROYS to purchase
good land in this vicinity.
Also. twelve horses and colts carriages !;
and farming tools. +. WAINWRIGHT.
MidlleLury, March :, 1906. 47:2m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-23

Il u . notorious fact, that large ma
jority OF Free State men were OF his own
party, and favorable to tho principle OF the
Kansss- Nebraska act. II these men had
bsea fairly dealt BY they would b firm sup.
pofters Of the Democratic party now. Why
has be been so cruel and rsmorssless to his
own political frendss What hare they dous
that they should be treated NJ out-laws and
traitors? Why has he employed the mill
tary power OF the nation t. enforce the bar
barous acts OF 4 pretended Legislature,
elected by thousands Of hostile inv adsr.,
whose Draconian code is u palpablc violation
OF both the Constitution and the Organic
Law? Was he under any obligation to exc
cute, at the point Of the bayonet, those
sham edicts, which Gen. Cass denounced in
the Senate as Ga disgrace to the present
agc?" Had Gen. Cass or Gen. jackson been
in his place, would they hay. acted thus,
Never. Never. Gen. Cass's organ published
at Detroit justified the people Of Kansas in
rebelling agains the atrocious acts Of these
legislative Tree hooters.
And why above all things il the Democrat.
ic party made to sanction these enor,nites !?
What necessity was there for making the
party endorse snch wretches a. Shannon,
Lecompte, Donaldson and Jones? Does
the election Of Buchanan require il; or
does the South demand that Slavery shall be
forced into Kansas by hardened hearts and
bloody hands? Must the army Of the Repub.
lie be called in to serve SO base y pnrpose
Was it for this, that Warren struggled and
died on Bunker Hill? Was it for tn. end,
that Warrington crossed the ice choaked
Delaware to fight the Hessians, more merci-
ful than Slavery -propagandists Was il for
Yes; erieve to confess it; $. TO this COM
plexion we have come at lsst.'
To be continued by
An OH UKxocRAr.
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Congresslena Cerrursien.

The following fact, which We clip from the
Hasokeye, will serve to explain in part the
action Of Hall on the Railroad Grant in
Congress. Having been interested to the
amount of Eve or six thousand dollars in
lots in Nebraska City, the terminus Of the
Burlington and Missouri River R. r., it was
not to be expected that such = man as Hall
would ''break his neck" to procure any aid
for the rival road from Fort Madison to the
Missouri River, or for the Keokuk and Fort
Des Moines road:
For the Hawkeyel:
1t seems to be pretty generally understood
among the 'sknowing ones," that one or
more certain Congressman, living on the
west side Of the Mississippi river, have with
in the last few months been largely gifted
with city lots in Nebraska City, Fort Des
Moines, Fl. Dodge, Sioux City, and other
points along the lines, or points likely TO
constitute examinations on the lines Of Rail-
roads, favored by the land grants of Con-
gress.
As the innocent cannot suffer BY an inves-
tigation, and the guilty ought, We hope Con-
gres will ut the earliest opportunity, proceed
to k,vcstigate this matter, and expel every
RAJ 81 who has accepted "gift" to inaaenco
his vote on the Railroad grant Of Congress.
Clean out the Augenn Stable. !
"a The above communication hints some
charges, which if true, will starte commu-
nifty. BY the way, will the Gazette tell US
how many, if any lots, its Especial pet"
lion. A. Hall, has recently become the owner
of in Nebraska City and certain Il. r. points
in Western Iowa? We hear it from author
ity that We dare not question, that he is we'll
supplied with property iii Western Iowa and
Hoa. u. +. Miller, whom We had the pleas
urc of meeting on Saturday at our mass con-
vention, upon our inquiry, informs Us that
he was three weeks ago in Nebraska City, and
found Augustus Hall registered for % lots
of great value, on the plot Of that city.
These things look marvelously strange,
and deserve Congressional Investigation GER
tainly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-23
l.. PALMER 4 co..

AAs IA kM M * Co.,
oCCEsSrS AND OPTICIANS,
From the Improved Spectacle Manutactory
and Optical Estoblishmsnt in Henno.
M X. L. Palmer, who il now ut the Laeleds House,
1v1 calls thu attention Of the public in general to
his splendid assortment Of Gold, silver and Steel
mounted spcctacles and will be happy 20 sec those
who on account Of any natural defect Of sight, os
because Of weak or eyes, need for them any
tiGcisl aid or protection lie adapts glasses per-
sons from an expression Of the eye and not by the
old principle Of the age u the individual, and, ky
that means they will suit all ages AMI will continuc
adapted to the individual ~ are advances.
These celebrated Spectacle are contracted in o.
cordance with the philosophers Of nature in the ps
cnllar form Of concaye convex mirror, admirably
adapted to the organ Of sight and be used BY the
old and the young to pursue the most minute en-
ploymsnt either by day candleight, with peri q.
ease and mover cause that gddiness VI tho head or
unpleasant sensation to the eys that many expe-
rience from usihg the common kind, but tend 10
strengthen aId improve tho sight.
L. PALMER,
Oculist and Optician.
r. S.--The eye will be examined and glasses Of
proper power win be furnished to suit the pupil Of
the eye. i. r.
July 33-d3s