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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-06
PROV PARIs-RDITIoNs or lsa-RY

PROM PARIs-BDITIONS or Isss-BY
\ Bal1ac: lie Cousin Pons, price 3nc; lie Pere
6oriot, 3O3 By Dumas. lie Doctsur Servans, 3Oc;
Antoine, 3Oc. Texier: Amour ct Finance, 3Oc
Veroa Cling Cent Mile Francs de Rento, 3Oc
et 6ermain: Pour une Epingle, acc Sand: Val.
entne, SOC. Girardin: lie Marquis de Pontanges
SIC; lie Vicomte de Launay, 8 vols &C. Sou.
vesee: Scenes de Ia Chouannerie, zoe; Scenes de
ia Vie lntime. 3cc Boileau: Guvres completes
eSc. Rousseau: Les Confessions imany engrav.
1ngsD SIC. Foltaire: Steele de Louis XIV ,
(Iaany sngravings,) &c And many others, JUS
opened by
dec + FRAECK TAYLOR
A NEW ASSORTMENT OF BOHEMI.
"A an Glass, amongst which may be found the
elegant Buck DecanteTs and Gnblets at
dec THE LAKES, 5ei Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-06

WhPOHAIION SfOCK.CSe,OO 900 Core
tsSsS-u CHVBB Ba6V1R Rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-06
WATCHES, JEuELKY, siLyERWARE


WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR EY-
w :ensive stock Ct ladies' and gentlemen's
very superior Watches, Diamond, and all other
styles of Rich Jewelrv, pure Silver Ware, extra
plated Aloaa goods, Table Cutlery, &c.
Also, Gold, Silver, and fine Steel Spectac' eS,
and Eve Glasses Of every focus.
The above, Comprising tie largest and most
Varied assortment ever offered 10 our customers,
will be sold at prices as low as in any city in this
country.
Orders for every description Of Silver Ware az
well as for all other articles 10 our line, promptly
executed
Sterling and Standard Silver furnished In all
cases.
watches and Chronometers OF every descrip-
lion skinfully repaired A practical knowledge
OF this branch, 70 which strict personal attention
- given, guarantees satisfaction TO those having
nne Watches TO repair.
Engraving In all its branches, Including the
EDITING OF arms. crests, notices, &c, on stone,
done in tie best manner.
visiting Cards, also handsomely engraved and
printed Nj. w. GAIT d BRO, Jewellers,
DEC 2S 32i Pa. ave, bet. 9ti and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-06
Wax Flowers In Glasses, Der term q,
DENIAL SURGEON.

hR. F COSBY, PENN. AVENUE BE-
II tween Sixth and Seventh streets, -
at the place formerly occupied by DR. ks1Gl2
Van Pe;ten, Las just received a very "I1ID
large supply 81 articles persini z TO dentistry,
ana respectfully invites the public TO give him a
call. Having devoted his whole tIrne to the pro-
fession, be Is Perfectly safe I'm declaring that he
Will give entDe Satisfaction In evesy case The
best professional references can be seen al his OF
fce. nov 10 ,N,rrhyas
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Miscellaneous.
lust RECEIVED

y rs chests Imperial, sunpowdsr, Young ny
nbsS n sn no, B Me1csi ha aud Rio CoFPEE
20 pockets Old Government Java 90
10 Pscssss .U c1a:hed, Powdered, and srsnu
~ n lated sU e 6Isrlaed SUGAR
i 10 do DO lime C Goshen sS CHEESE Hs
20 Kegs Goshen and Glades BUTTER, ver]
-, ,oo lb PI New York BUcKwHEAT
5000 lbs Cod and Haks FISH
80 boxes TOBACCO, vsrion: brands
so do stratton's Pearl STARCH
10 do Sperm CANDLES
do Patent do
3" do Adam.ntine do
hotel. and boarding houses
SO do Mould Candles
Is do Old CASTLE SOAP
;" do do Bs aSSE soG 81 p SsyS n1e cakes
SO dozen Preston ,Murrell & Babbltt's YEAST
3 vsaSs and hslf barrels PICKLES X
do Canton GINGER
S do fresh PRUNEs, jars and fancy boxes
boxes MACCARONI
Is 90 VERMICELLI
100 drums PIGS
so whole, half, and quarter boxes RAIsiNS
barrels CHANBEkRIEs
IS pals George & Jenkins Refined LARD
100 dozen BROOMS
so do BUCKETS
Also, MATS, BASKETS, BRUSHES, 60,
different sizes and patterns.
" TH0MPsoN, HAMILTON CO.,
No 1913 Penn. ave, bet. AZ and 9th streets.
nov rs ,MGWaw
YEAST POWDERS, SPICES, &c.
Il 50 boxes Babbitt's YEAST POWDERS
40 do do SOAP Do
10 kegs sALERATUs
9 do BREAD SODA
5000 lbs SAL SODA
10 do SALT PETRE
81 cans MUSTARD
Is do ALLSPICE, CINNAMON GLOVES
10 bags GRAIN PEPPER
do Grain CLOVES and ALLSPICE
rs lbs NUTMEGS and MACE
/ case INDIGO.
Just received per schooner Arctic from New
~ BARBOUR q sBMMEs.
nov 2s-W s, M ,sw
DROOMs, BUCKETS, BRUSHES, &c.
- 30 dozen Plain and fancy BROOMS
80 do and hoop BUCKETS
20 do WaISKS
10 do BUSTERS
20 do SCRUB BRUSHES
10 Nest CEDAR TUBS
5 Gases SUGAR BOXES
125 DEMIIOHNS, l, 2 BIS Gallons
1Go Gross Round WOOD MATCHES
IS do Small PI2e Do
Just received pes schooner Arctic from New
York, and FOR sale by
nov 26-w, ,2w
DAIsISS, ALMONDS, &c.
II 50 whole, halves, and quarter boxes Bunch
and Layer RAISINS
bale Bordeaux A LMOND wALNUTS,
CREAM NUTS, and PILBERTS
S boxes CITRON
Dbl Za1te CURRANTS
2 cases fresh PRUN ES In glass jars
Just received per Schooner Arctic, and for sale
by BARBOUR & SEMMES.
nov se-W ,shM3w
OUTER, CHEESE, BUCKWHEAT, &C.
ID 40 kegs prime GOSHEN BUTTER
10 10" ce egss' do do do do 'hs DO
10 900 lbs prime new. hulled BUOKwHEAT
10 bb.s No. MACKEREL
10 half bbls. No. do
20 kits do do
5000 lbs. Grand Bank GOLDFISH
80 boxes Scaled uERRiNGS.
Just received, per schooner Arctic, from New
York, and for sale by
nov DIV s, Nav BARBOUR & SENNES.
IDEAS, COFFEE, Ci8ARE, &c.
l. ~ half chests Imperial, Gun Powder, Young
Hyson, and Black TEA
50 pockets JAVA COFFEE
80 bags prime RIO COFFEE
30 boxes GROUND COFFEE
$4,000 GERMAN CIGARS
rs, 900 fine HAVANA CIGARS
% baskets Bordeaux and hiarsefiles Oil
81 boxes Woods & Gilberts STARCH
Just received PER schooner Arctic, from Ne,x
York, and for sale By
nov S.w,s ,Msw BARBOUR sEMMEs
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Cs s4sSmE Hf G hSGas:F FHsE Is
will leave
Alexandria at ix,sA,1o,ls,2 AZ, S, and 81 O'Clock
washington at So, IL, TX, 4, 5K, and O'Clock
nov IL ELLIS /, PRICE Captaiu
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Information for Travellers,
ALEXANDRIA l. WARRINGTON n. =,
&WW e

GXNk4s
IN AND AFTER THURSDAY, The afth
" OF November, until further notice, train OF
cars Will leave the Depot in Alexandra, at the
corner Of Ct Asaph and Princess streets, for
Washington city, at O'Clock, a m, and At
O'Clock, p. m.
Omnibusses will be In readiness at the Potomac
Bridge to convey passengers to the intersection Of
7th street and Pennsylvania avenue at Dexter's
Hotel. From this point at the same hours IS m
and p. m y omnibusses will leave fer the South
ern end Of the Bridge where the cars will be In
readiness to proceed to AleIandria
Passengers will End comfortable sitting rooms
at Dextef's Hotel. JAMES 3. FRENCH,
nov 27.df President.
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l. TON will depart at the follow sK- \
ing hours: SESrSss..f.s3,
Leave Alexandria N, Q, IL, N a.
Leave Washington 81, 10, IL, ~, s.
nov lid JOB CORSON, Captain.
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HAYS! HATS.
ZIONIST FAMILY ON HAND A FULL

(ON s TAN THY or
~ supply Of BEEBE'S
NEW YORK STYLES,
together with TAYLOR'S
ii A Il 3 , Of BAL II l.
nj o r E. The best black
dress II A rs got up In
the latest style for $3.50, as
good as those usually sold
al IS and a good fashion
able Hat at 80, worth "a;
and q nrst-rate Hat. SO 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-06

Il Cabinets, InkSteads, Jewel Bore. &c tus,
opening al McLAU6HI,IN,S
de52 between eth aud 9th streets
7 CBIES, DAUGENEr AND 8ONDRAy.
A Jules Hanels, HAIR aons, Peters, aud Rimels
F9Hgsry'e THE .LIAKEs,
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REST KID GLOVES Mt 81 cents.-yUsT
- received per Express from the impor -
ter, an additional supply Of dark colorshHl MD |
! best KID GLOVES, making my assert Ilullpl
ment complete Of Darks. Medium, Black NVW
and White (all numbers Also, Misses dark
colors Of the same quality.
The above make is fully equal TO any Gloves in
the market.
Also receiving an assortment OF Ladies', Gen.
temen's. and Chidren's fancy lined, napped
silk, cashmere, cloth, buck and other Gloves.
which will be sold cheap.
JOHN H. SMOOT
nov rs l19 Bridge ST., Georgetown
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DAIslSS, ALMOND S, &c.
IA 50 whole, halves, and quarter boxes Bunch
and Layer RAISINS
l bale Bordeaux ALMOND wALNUTS,
CREAM NUTS, and PILBERTS
5 boxes CITRON
Dbl Zalte CURRANTS
2 cases fresh PRUN ES In glass jars
Just received per Schooner Arctic, and for sale
by BARBOUR & SEMMES.
nov s6-W S6M3w
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PROPRIETOR
MOTT.

I'd ~ 4 MOTT.
ssbroadsiJe with Us, hollered out, It's
lhesUely one himself! Great Heavens
vllaat 4 MOUTH With that thar was
ssssonsthin rained and ratified in our boat
like hail, only heavier, and directly me
'sapd John picked Up . level peck Of buck
horn handle knives! I'll be did this
mint IL We didn't
Old Aim Wallis looked 70 Heaven as 7
1t ling there for the forgiveness Of
so.ae great sin, hsr ugly consort had
.cotnni,ted, bnt she said nothing,
Is1 sso 1 lnst nothia by bein' ugly that !
,tssas lA M ssss yat into Mobile, haweyer,
MI sas bothered and pesiensd byAthe
people stoppin 10 the street. to look atme
dirty and light-wood smoked, as I
swas. from bsin' on the boat
IA shink 4 "A n cleaned upfa httle. 'in-
terrupifd Lucy
t:s "A oman, aint you got nary cold
later To choke that gal withs Well,
they looked AZ me The hardest you ever
Seen. But 1 got ahead o my story!
A few days afore, thar had been a bous
busted and a heap 0 people scaided
andskiiIed, one way and another So
iat Inst, AS 4 went into q grocery, squad
NJ eople foilered me ID, and one flowed
sses he, IL y one of the unfortunate suf-
fefeFs by the Dustin Of the Franklin,
and upon that he axed me to drink with
him, and as 4 had my tunbler halfway to
my mouth, be stoppednle Of 4 sudden
Il isLssgg your pardon, stranger, bet
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they. yelled and wAooped bike gang Of
wolves. Finally one Of EN- ses, don't
make fun of him, The unfortunate $ he's
hardly ggot over bein' bowed up yet
81 gyg !, !.'.l lin; 4 Tier a..
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change he asked me-.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-01
lcmedY For Ague And Fever.

Toomuch cannot be said in praise Of the FOR
EST WINE and PILLS as remedy for ague and
fever We have the most hattering accounts from
almost every fever and ague di'trict in the Union
of their complete success in this disorder, and
where they cure, it is a cure indeed, the COM
plaintdoe not return again, nor do the remedies
leave any injurious effects behind; us Is the case
when Guigine or other medicines containing qui-
nine are taken. ! have known many who have
h-d their constitutions almost ruined by taking
medicines containing duinine. The Forest Wine
and Pills cannot Rarm a child. and by taking them
occasionally, through the scly seasons, they will
prevent an attack from ague ard fever, ana other
disorders which are common in new countries.
Reader, il you should be attacked by ague and
fever d. not trife with your health by taking qui
nine or other injurious medicines but send directly
for the Forest Wine and Pills, and we will guaran-
tee a speedy and permanent cure.
During the prevalence of ague and lever last
spring and SUNNI sr, almost every day brought some
new proof Of their great efficacy in this disorder
and, as far can learn, they never have tailed
in breaking the disorder, and restoring the patient
10 vigorous health. ~ Al
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-01

CCdrected Weekly By George d Wilson, Whole
sale Gpcers, Forwarding and Commission,
MerchaHs.)
CADIz, OCT. /, 1855.
Ftou--For good superfane and Extra $3.50
@6;ao.
hew white.
Groceries Sugar in htqs. 1870 II; N. o.
Molasses 60 cents per Dbl.
Rio Co6ee--12@ f2T, java Y; Pepper IA,
Ground Pepper 15@17.
ALsptoe--17 Gloves 25; Soap, Rosin bar So
81; German 90. ~.
CASTLE soap Is; Soda 614; Candles t3@14.
Grain-Corn As !; Oats 22@25; Rye 45@
30; Barley $l@l,o5.
Rice-6N cent$per ID.
I5bacco--6 Twist f31as .Dewy & Andersons
brands 25@2S.
Fssb--Mackeral No. 8, per Dbl. $500, hal
do 500. do No. 2, per bbl $10,50, halfdo 6,0C
Herring No |, $3.50.
S,gdys.--Chrnshed and Pulvefized, Lover.
ings brand l4cts
Staych--8cts 79 b..
Teas Young Tyson 4e@aocts. Black Tea
35@5O
Naias-1ot to cod $3.50. 8 to Cd 1915. q
told $3.50,
SaN-S25o@275
Bhtter-12cts.
= Eggs--l0cts.
= gSnotag Seed a-s95o@aoo.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-01
REedleaI InpossibiIities.

FOR long time certain class of diseases has
baiied the skill and practice OF the most eminent
members of the regular medical faculty Foremos;
among these we might instance epilepsy or falling
fits Happily now by the skill ard inventive genius
an eminent chemist OF Baltimore, Md, this dis
ease has been brought within the me ans ct cure
We allude to the preparation allied the Vegetable
Extract Epiieplic Pills invented and prepared by
DR.. Seth S. Hance, of l0S Baltimore street, Batl-
more, Md. Since their discovery many persons who
had given up all hope Of ever being cured have been
restored to the full enjoymett of health. Promi.
nent among these we tight endmernte Mr.. Harm
son Lighf0ot, of Huntsville, Alabama. Mr.. L.. has
suffered as much from Epilepsy, as any other per-
son in the world never knowing what il was tc
pass week without au cttack and often falling in
the streets ofEIuntsvile. He is now fully restored
and has not had an attack for more than year -
Dr. Hunce's Pills have been the sure cause OF this
cme. These pill also cure all modification of Fits
Spasms, Cramps, g., and are very seryceablo lo
persons of weak nerves.
Sent to any part OF the country By mail free o
postage, Address SETH s. tIANcE, lO6 Baltimore 81
baltimore, Md. Price, one box, $3 two, So; twelve
S24 No 20 At
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-01
Fever and Asue---Certain Cure.

FEVER and AGUE cured without using Quiniue
Arsnic Mercury, Opium, or any other OF the pois-
onous drugs, or dangerous compounds, generally
resorted to oy sufferers from this long drawn, most
affecting and enjoying of all diseases by restoring
TO Carters Spanish Mixture, which contains none
of the above deleterious subsances but cures eiec
tuay and fully by acting specifically on the Liver
and SKIN, Purifing the blood, and expeling the re
main old Medicines with which the system has
been cogged, opening the pores OF the body, and al
lowing nature to assist itself in breaking up the dis
ease, and recuperaling its energies.
See the cure OF Mr.. John LongdOn, OF Va; he hnt
fixed and chronic Ague and Fever chiI!s twice day
for three years. Nothing permanently cured hin
until he tried Carters Spanish Mixture; bottles o
which perfectly restored him to health; nor has he
had a chill since. lie is only out OF a Thousand
who has experienced the life renewing effects o
this valuable purifier of the blood.
Sent H. 1856. 1t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-01
GBe Taai5 Smtinel.
FEREs 6F SUBSCRIPTIONS.

hElio.pays PiHs.-AstOnishing cure Ofa Bill
iious Complnint,-Mr. Patrick Mkennon, o
Columbus Ohio, suffered for upwards of three
years from violent pains in the head, a foul sto-
mach, bad digestion, disOrdered liver, and gen.
eral nervous debility, he tried various remedies
Tor the mitigation of this compound disorder
but he only became worse instead of better, al
though he also consulted several doctors. Find
ing that the medical facdlty could not cure him
ne had recourse to Holloway's Pills, by contin'
uing with this remedy for few weeks he en-
tirely regained his health, and ever since then
he has not had the slightest return Of his com
plant.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-10-01
TmDortnMt to Every-BOdy.

FOR THE last three years, have been engaged
in business known only to myself, and conpar =
lively few others, whom have instructed for the
sum Of $500 EACH which has averaged me at the
rate oil $4,000 to $4,000 per annum; and having
made arrangements TO go to Europe next Spring, to
engage in the same business, am willing to give
full Instructions in the art TO any person in the u
nited States or ChhadasA who will remit me the sum
of Sl am induced, from the success | have been
favored with, and the many thankful acknowledge
ments | have received from those whom | have in
structed and who are making from S. to 81 per
day at it, to give any person an opportunity to
gage in this business which is easy, pleasant and
very profitable, at small cost There is positively
no Humbug In the matter References Of the best
class can be given as regards its character, and
can refer to persons whom have instructed, who
will testify that they are making from S5 to Sl5
per day at the u is business in which elther
ladies orgentlemen can engage, and with perfect
ease make very handsome income Several ladies'
in various parts Of New York State, Pennsylvania
and Maryland; whom / have instructed, are now
making from SO to S. per day at it. 1t is general
business, and but few shlllings is required To start
it, Upon receipt of 81, 1 will ilmcdlnley send to
the applicant a printed circular containg full in
structions in the art, which can be perfectly under
stood at once.
All letters must bo addressed to A. I. PAR
SONS, 1886 broadway, New York.
Sent 5-tf
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NGNFETTCyT-
Or. y. c. PGRsELL

A Regular graduate Of the Jefferson Medicu
College, of PhiIadel pha, Pa Also the College OF
Pharmacy, and tor the last twelve years have beel
practicing in the East.
Having now permanently located in Cadiz witt
the intention OF pracicing Medicine and Surgery il
all their various branches he now offers his services
to the citizens of Cadiz and surrounding co.fntfy
general, hoping to share part Of theft public pat
ronnge and support.
Office on Market Street. a fey DOORS. ebeve the
Bank. Cadi3 July 2-3m.
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Harrison county Fair for 1856.

The next Annual Exhibition of the HARRI-
son COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
will be held in the beautiful Grove adjoining
Cadiz, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
October sth 9Th and IOth 1856.
d The books for entering articles for Exhibition
are now open at the Secretary's office, where it
is hoped that all entries (if possible) will be
made before the first day of the Fair. Call at
the Sentinel office, where the Secretary or his
deputy may at all times be found.
C. n. ALLEN. Secretary.
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Notice, TO the TaXaPay-
ers OfHarrisOn County %.

IN pursuance Oflaw, I j. P. Johnson, Treaeurer Of
i said county, hereby notify the Tax payers ihere-
Of that the rates Of taxation for the year 1900 Is COZ
rectlv stated in the following table, showing the
number of mills levied on every dollar oi taxable
nron.rtv in each Of the townships and incorporated
towns in said county And that Tor the pnrposc OF
receiving taxes will sit IN the lowhshPs, al ,he
lime and pInces hereinafter named between the
hours of O'Clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock 7. NJ.
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MCDOWELL u Co,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Stationers, Paper Dealers, ana
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENVlIILE, OHIO
II EEP always on hand large assortment Of
IN School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books J;
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofal sizes; Note Papers, L.ri
velopes, Steel fens, aiit all Kinds ofStationery
Ihe7 are prepared 10 hil all orders from Met
low prices.
Having a Biud5rv connected with orr ostablishs
ment, we are prepared to make all kinds of BlanAs
for Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &c Printed work bound 10 or
der, we use the best quality ofstock, and emplos
the best workmcn.. Our work will compar afavsrat
bly, with that Of any other Bndery in the State.
BLANKS Of al! kinds Pageu to order
the highest market price paid for Rags and laa
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL & CO.
Steubcnville, March 7, 1858.
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THE EYE and EAR.

During my late tour in Europe, l obtained sever,
al new lnstrrnents. and Remedies of ncalcuIabIe
value in my speciality, There is now nothing
known to the faculty in either hemisphere with
which am not familiar, which combined with an
extensive practicr Tor 20 years in the city OF New
York, en- abes me 10 restore SIGHT and HEAR
ING in many cases hitherto deemed hopeless -
Cataract positively cured by new method, withou
pain, also Squirting or Cross Eyes in a few sec.
onds Amaurosis cured in the majority Of cases
Granulations Ulcers, Films or specs, and Watery
Eye invariably; also, Deafness Singing In the Eal
and Discharges by an entirely new process. Ny
"Treatise on the Eye" price 30 cts, also ARII
FIUIAL EYES which move and look exactly like
the natural eye, and are inserted without an opera
ton, and all remedies, forwarded by mail Consul
tations by letter receive especial attention.
JAMES w. POWELL, NJ. d.,
OCULIST AURlST, &c
Offices, 5o2 Broadway, NY
June lR-ly5