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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
TALLEY STREET, West Of Kester's old stand0
UnVvA.

Burlington, Iowa.
HAVING greatly increased my facilities for e@A
IL manufacturing CARRIAGES, 1 would res 9t2s-HH
pectuly invite all those wanting article In my hne
call and examine my materials and work use nothing
but the best kind of stock in building work, and my
wheel timber is all imported from the East have n
present twenty jobs nearly finished on hand such al
Rockaways slide seats single and extension top Phtons
Arch Bugges, pattern light and fancy. plain Igh
top and open Bugges also, two-seated fancy Phe
ton, something entirely new.
sw think all persons wanting Carriages would con
suit their interest by calling and examining my work be
fore sending East. fmarl0bp6ml W. III. CokNWELL.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

aOmlN 4O4 . SALE.
VIE Subscribers offer for sale the entire stock ogoods
4 OF the late Rufus Lane, deceased, at Less Rates
than ever before offered in the State.
The stock Of Musical Merchandise consists in part
follows, viz =
PLANO FORTES of superior style and finish,
and richness Of tone not to be exceed from the ceebrat
ed mandatory of Messrs Brown ALLEN Boston, Mass
enough to say In recommendation of their Insru
that the demand is fully equal the supplyhav
Ing good reputation, and enjoying the confidence and
support Of citizens at home Also second hand P
nos OF Messrs GLBERTS make-a very superior instru-
mcnt-whch will sell cheap and one very cheap one
We have yet left very few MeIOdeOns, that can
not be eXceed in ulness and tone from the
celebrated factories of Messrs MASON HAMLIN d.
H. W. SMITH, Boston, Mass, and PREscorT, BROTHERS,
Concord, N. H. Call soon II you wish chance for selec-
ton, for they are selling OFF fast.
We have large and well selected lot of
Futinas, Accordeons, Violin Bows and Boxes;
Guitars and cases, Violincellos, Bass yios;
Bass Drums, Cornopeans, Stage Horns;
Carionetts, Flutes, Flagoet,s, Flutes;
Flies, Harmonious;
Artists Materials, for painting; Pctures-a fine lot;
Instruction Books Of all kinds;
Singing Books, Sheet Music;
India Rubber Covers for Pianos and Meodeons;
Looking Glasses Umbrellas, Parasos, Canes;
And all other articles generally found in Music Store,
all of which selling off greatly prices
To any wishing to enter into the Musical Business
We would say that this is good situation be
found in the State or elsewhere having good commun
cation by railroad" from the East" and extending
"Wes" 1t is the first "Musc Store in the State and
will be sold cheap in order to settle up the estate
sAM,k j. t hsNDhlE Administrators.
BURLINGTON March 1875 b,tf
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NEW MAP Of Iowa.
IN JUsr received the New Sectional and Geological
'-Af = Up BROWN,
april Third ST., above Jefferson.
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DISSOLUTION.-Thef firm of Jno Gear Co., is
~ this day dissolved by mutual consent The books OF
said concern are the hands of John Gear, to whom
payment must be made and who will settle all accounts
against said Dated, Burlington, March 1856
(Sgned) JNO Ii GEAR,
mar11tfbp GGaz. copyl CHAS MASON.
NTOTICE.-THE undersigned having purchased the
interest of Chas. Mason in the late firm of Jno. H.
Gear Co., would inform the public that he will continue
the Wholesale Grocery business at the old stand where
he will be happy to see the patrons Of the late firm
mar 11-bp Gazette copy) JOHN H. GEAR.
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INSURANCE AGENCY,

L. II. SHEPARD, General Agent
For Iowa, Illinois and Missouri.
WILL Insure ali kinds OF property against Loss or
Damage BY Fire in any Of the following well knovn
and responsible Companies, Wis:
Merehaats Insurance Company Of Philadelphia,
Keystone Insurance Company Of Philadelphia
CAPITAL $500 600
Consolidated Insurance Company of philadeInhis
CapItaI aeo, 0fsj
Farmers and Mechaulc,s Insurance 70 NJ php,s
Cantnl SaO0 0o0 - =
Home Insurance. % ofNy
Capital A50O sOo
Star Insurance Company Of Cvy.r,hurr w
Capital SlsOoOo " -
State Mutual Insurance Company Of peansvivanis
Capital 100000.
Capital 81, 100000
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York,
Capital A2,35o,000.
The above Companies have complied with the ln,u.
laws ~ Ohio Indiana 'Tuinots ,~hi.h a. -
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Princes Protean Fountain Pen.

Princes Protean Fountain Pen.
PATENTED JANUARY, 3d. 1855
M. H. stowe, Agent BURLINGTON, IOWA.
ApvAsrAGEs.-An incorrodable and durable Ink Reser-
yoir made Of PRorRAx under Goodyears Patent, hled
with and rapdity, supplying the Pen from three TO
ten hours, and saving about one-third Of the time
gold pen the very best quality, with holder OF the
most beautiful, Light and elastic material
It's structure simple and liable to get out OF order
PRces-$S69, 400, a, 50 and $500.
Sent by mail free Of expense, receipt Of the money
march f. 1856 NJ H. s.
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Notice to Contractors
PROPOSALS for the construction of Levee at East
Burlington will be received until the fifth day of
April my Office in the city ofBurlington For par
tcuars enquire at the same place.
mar31 .2wd II. THlELSON.
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THE best collcctien Of Glees ever pub
TIP.TOP GLEE & CHORUS BOOK;
and choice collection Of Copyrights never before
harmonixed and many Of
THE GEMS OF MODERN GERMAN l. ITAL-
IAN COMPOSERS.
Arranged in familiar style adapted to the use Of
GLEE CLUBS, SINGING CLASSES AND THE FAMILY
CIRCLE.
By G. Jarvis and J. A. Getxe.
This work contains great number OF new and fayor;te
songs harmonxed in style adapted general purposes
while many Of the gems of Mendesohn, Ast Kuecken and
other celebrated composers presented in original
FORM The great variety of Musical compositions
ronced enently adsps 1t to the taste and capacity Of
the singing schools the gee club and the family circle
Price, One DoRar.
Just publisheaAy Lee Walker, 1ss Chestnut St. and J.
Lppincou No 20 North Fourth street, PhilAdel
phia and for sale by Jshn l. Corse, Burlington Iowa
Sample copies will be sent by mail free of postage
ceipt ofOnc Dollar lmarsl. smdl L CORSE.
DERCUSSION Seal Press Establish.
i ment Rcmoved.-D. 8. EBERSOL has re-
moved TO the Srd story Of She building occupied BY W.
c. A. White south side of JEFFERSON street between
Main and Third. march IS, 1856
lrOLD PENS.-The subscriber has just returned
M from the East and has opened large and varied
sortmcns Of GOLD PENS from the best manufacturers
| Come and see. lmassi.l G. Fl. WALDEN.
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NEW STOVE & TIN SHOP.

lT>HE Subscriber would respectfully inform the cit II
i liens of Burlington and vicinity, that he has ~
opened the above establishment, Third street, y
between Washington and Jefferson, nearly oppo- ~
site the Barrett House, where he is prepared furnish
all those wanting anything in his line reasonable
terms.
My stock Of Cooking Stoves consists in part follows
The Forest Oak,
This stove has SUPERIOR and few If any equal East
West. Have also on hand and for sale
The Republic.
This has given universal satisfaction wherever used
Also, PREMIUMS Of all sizes.
have complete assortment of TIN Il SHEET IRON
WARE, at wholesale or retail.
~ ROOFING, GurTERING, and all kind of JOB WORK
promptly attended to.
Persons wanting anything in my line would do well to
examine my stock.
share of public patronage is respectfully solicited
mar14u II. b. DAWSON.
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- We feel assured cannot do readers great
favor than TO call their attention the merits Of
article which has done to relieve suffering humanity
than anything which has yet to knowledge 1t
possesses power the blood truly remarkable and
AL diseases proceeding from impuriiy Of the system;
among which may be particularly named scrotula, syph
Ills. Salt Rhsum, Rheumatism, Mercural Disease, Pains
and Aching Of the Bones and Joints, and Liver Disease
have been permanently and positively cured by resortng
to Carters Spanish Mixture The proprietors Of this
reslly valuable remedy daily receiving letters from
all parts cfthe country, which really astonishing
Many ofthe had resisted oil the efforts Of the best
physicians ard only snatched from the jaws Of
death BY timely Of this inestmabie article II you
afflicted with any disease Of the blood do not delay
but try Il at once. (apr1.1m)
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o. F. G e ar,

"A LOTION AND COMMISS MER-
n CHANT, Is now prepared to receive Goods,
wares and Merchandise, consignment, for private
SAFE or Auction, Is in readiness all times to attend
Farmers Sales in the Country on reason able terms
Particular attention paid to sales Of Real Estate Fur
nitnre, Stock, &c.
Store on Jefferson street between Main and water
Of Merchandise F' " e N"
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Fresh Arrivals at H. E. Hunt & Co.'S

0.n II = VeI1o esV ~. IT lulu U OU
WE IL A We just received direct from New
York and Baltimore by Railroad the folio goods
~hch wiz be sold at St Louis and Chicago prices to wi:
100 doz A. Fields fine cove Oysters,
tI5 boxes Walnut and Tomato Catsup,
90 :. assorted Pickles; so do Peaches and Tomatoes
1 9 ~, Jeleys, glassjar,
zoo doz VOLTS Schiedam schnapps
I00 boxes Raisins, whole half and quarter boxes
800 Quarter and half, Sardnes
90 Fancy Candy; 40 do stick Candy,
E2o baltimore Tobacco, very fine,
so bbls Almonds und Filberts
90 Pecans, English wanuts and Brazil Nuts
700 chests and boxes fine Tea, assorted prices.
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn, all Nos 1000 cotton Batting
RIUOo IDS sacking Irvine; 800 do brown Irvine,
1000 Cigars, the finest in the market.
full assortment of Tubs, Buckets Glass all siyss
tickets &C., &C. (nov19) HE Hint 90
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DUSTIN, NurcH 70.
We learn by an arrival at Provincetown, Cape
Cod, that the Cunard steamer Curlew, from Hal
flax to Bermuda ran ashore on the 18th and sank
in three minutes. The mails were lost but crew
cavnd
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

i Freeman's Barber Shop. Just reed at coRsE's
nLENwooD; Or. the Parish Boy. JUS. received a.
M C0RSF's.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

/ acres,
kion IS,
gosd
, excel.
richard.
10 Auc.
Il, pre-.
e mon.
in two
,bc Sc
IRE.
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TMorHY.-s2 OO@2 20. We hear of a sale
of prime quality at the latter price.
CLovER-But little in market yet sufficient for
! home trade, we hear of sales Of small lots at
81 rs, that being the extreme out side figure,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

Washington, March 49,
It's rumored that Mr.. Belmont our minister
| on the Hague is about to be recalled andl that
Howell Cobb, of Georgia, will take his place.
Captain Ingraham of Kostza fame has not
been confirmed by the Senate, as head Of the bu-
reau of ordinance It is understood there will
be some difficulty in his passage through the or
deal of the Senate.
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oWt.
for
asand.
hNan.
krfAp
gbecn
pses, .
keessi
rences
| Kee-,
PkH To-
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OsI-A CASE OF Pocket Instruments, between Bur
IL ington and the lower Flint Bridge A suitable re-
ward viii be given the finder by leaving. at the ONCE OF
MeLs,cn Raueh. ,marIsul "
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,hy no.
asfled
District
n OF 4.
James
lesl,Are
Z dece-
nd that
he SAID
nd an
ore the
court .
rPG.
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Dry
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Liver Csnplaias .nA Dyspep.ia-

fnexAs LArcnrosD says
Coefa0ten, Ohio, Dec. y, 1853
aNy wife mas been affected with the Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia for number Of years, during which time
have spent gea: deal for doctorng hat she received
very little benst therefro and finally the doctors said
she could not be cured Last spring she concluded to try
HocfdHfs German BiHers; she took two bottles, and
since taking them she has been able TO attend to her
business have sold quite anunber Of bottles through
her recommendation and far canlearn, has Civ
en- satisfaction to ALL
See advertisement {aprf.1m.l
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" ~ 4, y, . anu 81
Enquire of STARR, PHELPS ROBERTSON.
march 7-aw.d&w Gazette copy.
ENOR SALE-A Fine Farm Of lis acres, with
In miles OF Burlington be had at $25 per acre.
onethrd cash in hand balance in two equal payment In
one and two years with interest-or be had in
change for good city property. There fifty
under good Improvement the balance good timber, with
good House, fine young Orchard Well, excellent
spring of water, &C. &C. Persons wanting good farm
your time For further particulars enquire at the
Real Estate Office of
mar24. [Gaz copy.l BROWN LAHEE.
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100 ACRES in Yellow Springs Township
lOO so do in Washington county miles north Of
Washington with improvements.
$40 acres in Lucas county, miles southwest Of Char
ton Bargains be had for the above described lau
II application be made soon. ]. c. BRYCE,
Jan. 1S-tf AGENT
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TOR SALE-A Valuable Farm, containing
l. 90 ACRES, four and one half miles west of Burlington
nd contiguous to the NJ Railroad This property Is
well tmbered except about 20acres which is in cultivation
comfortable dwelling, young orchard and we'll Of good
water As this land lays between the railroad and
Louisa county plank road-reachng almost bot it
fine inducemen to any person wishing make the price
of the land out of the timber
For particulars enquire of G. W. ARNOLD on the prem
ses, or OF DOCTOR CRAWFORD in Burlington (mRrl2 TIL
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY, The Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, OF Hartford Connecticut
tcuhrs enquire Of j. NJ SWAN Agent
feb 20 ly Durlinaton iowa
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Three cars of the train from Philadelphia due
here this afternoon, were thLown fifteen feet
down an embankment just this side of Johnstown
Penn, on the Pennsylvania railroad. The &C.
cident was caused by broken rail.
Two of the passengers were badly hurt and
others were severely bruised The cars lodged
against trees and were thereby prevneted from
being thrown into the river. The passengers
arrived here at P. NJ.
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HOUSE AND LOT,
IL OK NORTH HILL, for sale at a bdr0ain The house
contains four rooms there is good cstern the lot
The lot is 30x1TH feet VIII be sold low If applied for
within few days. Apply, next door to Ebenezer, to
feb21.bp.n L. G. JEFFERs
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FARMERS and Fruit Growers Take
Il NOtice..."The Horticultnrist and Journal Of Ru.
raj Art and Rural Taste; monthly Magazine. Persons
wishing to subscribe do by calling O. ~ Wilcox
& Co.'S, where the work can BE- seen.
rnch4 @. II. WILCOX CO
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)eh
ni.G In
nd the
l)lstrics
a ''ad
nc said
OF said
tion By
,urt, or
. nd the
IN.
w, .,'y'
flerk.
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LNOIi SALE.-A Frame House and Lot, on LII
IL South Hll-house entirely new, contains four I;%;N
rooms, with pantry, cellar and cstern-lot weiI~I~
fenced. Price $1000-halfcash.
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REAL ESTATE.

LOB RENT.-A number Of desirable Dwell -
Il ling Houses for rent II application Is made RI:
soen, by desirable tenants, to
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| oftl,e
no.
cn re-
dekn-
n said
1853.
In the
Aloin@
you the
he sale
Lot six
{ Bur.
ctitien;
before
! jaa.
ips4.
Jerk.
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INOR SALE.-A neat and comfortable Brick lrA
Dwelling House and two lots, on the North Hill, 1a
near Rand's new building with good well, stable, -ssAA
&c, and will be sold cheap If purchased Immediately
% BROWN A. IAIIEE
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New Orleans, March 90
The steamship Daniel Webster arrived here
from San Juan with passengers and California
dates to the 9Th inst The Sal of the West
left the same day for New York, with passen-
gers and specie.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-11-05
Tonics Won't Do

They never did do more than give a temporary
touch the CAUSE OF the disease. The CAUSE
all ague and bilious diseases is the atmosphert-
poison by its ATURAL ANTIDoTE, and all IL
eases caused by it disappears at once. Rhodes Pc
moreover it is a perfectly harmless medicine
The certificate of the celebrated chemist, J. R. Chill
ton, of New York, to this effect, is attached to ev.
cry bottle therefore if it does no good it can do
no harm.
This is more than can be said ofQuinine, Arsenic,
or any other tonic in existence, as their use is ru,
inous to the constitution ard brings ON DUMB
AGUE, which never allows a person to feel per-
fectly well for a single moment. In illustration
of these truths / annex some extracts from q letter
GEoRGEToWNs, oHIo, March 81, 1856.
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq-Dear siri Yours of
and the diff Guilty in getting any one to try it was
greatly increased from the fact that a remedy had
the public, as being better than using Quinire.@
not knowing | presume that the remedy they used
II Ts sEfaPf taxing eu'n'n'' contained the DRUG
This remedy. (known as "smith's Tonic -,
CURE it, as it would often return with rene wed
vigor. This one circumstance I deemed I'm your
tween it and your CURE. The following is the
Three persons took your "Cure," all of whieh
were cases of " Quotidian Intermittent Feyer.n
of many weeks standing They had tried Quinine
and other remedies, occasionally missing a chill.
but it was, Gas in all cases,) slowly wearing them
out. and laying the foundation of other and sever,
cure of all three Of these cases with your remeSSi
and they have not had a chill since. In ali three
of these cases the "Smith's Tonic % had heen nssd'
aud would, as before stated, break the chill. hut
after a period or two had elapsed 1t would return,
l think there viii be no difficulty now in givin:
to your "Cure " the vantage ground of any otbeS
remedy now in use here, &c. &c.
WILLIAM BUCKNER. NJ n
RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE. or AMIR.
DoIE TO nal RIA; the only harmless remedy
Fl sE,s ss a .:d e equally T. %ssgifi1 ~s as . PREyES
gle one.
JAMES A. RHODES, Proprietor Providence RI
Eor sale by Druggists generally.
WnoiesSie agents, St Louis. b. BLAKSEEY;
Gnlcego. BROS. Ashland. WIN. Mi.
RoLLA II. CHUBB. & Co., DULIN
q oHANH April2 -. Isse-3mSsgAa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-11-05
WHY DEW HURTS SHEEP.

From time immemorial it has been a
precept with careful shepherds, not to
let the sheep turn out upon the dewy
grass, or Craze in damp or marshy re-
gions. Why was the dew of the morn
ing, SO dear to poets, considered dan
gerous to sheep? No one could tell
least of all the bncolic guardian but if
he could not tell why it was so, he av-
erred that it was SO. And now science
comes with a very simple explanation to
justify the empirical precept. Siebold,
the great comparative anatomist, has
given the rationale in his curious treat
Use on entozon. Many of the creatures
pass the early portion of their predatory
existence in the bodies of one species of
animal, aud their maturity in another.
The eggs are deposited in these latter
domicils, but not developed there {;
they have to be expelled and the dear
little inn~ocents, either as Eggs or en-
bryos, are cast upon the wide world to
shift for themselves. But how There
they lie On the smoking dung-heap (; and
far away roam the sheep in whose lungs
they live, and they alone can develop
them, and find food. What chance have
they? This chance. The rain washes
them into the earth, or the farmer filings
them in manure upon the soil. The hu-
Nudity serves to develop them; they fix
themselves against the moist grass the
sheep nibble the grass, and with it car
ry these tiny entozoa into their stom-
achs; once there, the business is soon
accomplished Thus it is that the dewy
grass is dangerous. Thus it is that
damp seasons are prejudicial to sheep,
multiplying the diseases of lungs and
liver to which these animals are subject.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-11-05

When on the breath of autumn breeze,
From pastures dryAnd brown,
Goes floating like an idle thought
The fair white thistle down,
Oh then what joy to walk at will
Upon the golden harvesthilll
What Joy in dreamy ease to lie
Amid a field new shorn,
And see all round on sun-lit slopes
The piled up stacks of corn,
And send the fancy wandering DER
All pleasant harvest fields of yore.
feel the day. see the field,
The quivering of the leaves,
And good old Jacob and his house,
Binding the yellow sheaves +;
And at this very hour l seem
To bewith Joseph in his dream.
1 see the fields of Bethlehem,
And reapers many a
Bending INTO their sickles' stroke,
And Boaz looking on ;
And Ruth, the Moab'te so fair,
Among the cleaners standing there
Again 1 see a little child,
His mothers sole delight,
Gods living gift unto
The kind, good Shunamite ;
The mortal pangs 1 see him yield,
And the lads bear him from the field.
The un-bathed quiet of the hills
The scIds of GGaiiiee,
That eighteen hundred years ago
Were full of corn, 1 see ;
And the dear Saviour takes his way
Mid ripe ears on the Sabbath day.
Oh golden fields of bending corn,
How beautiful they seeml
The reaper-folk, the piled up sheaves,
To me are like a dream.
The sunshine and the very air
Seem of old time, and take me there.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-11-05
DR.. L

FhySactan and Uterine Pat loEis
located in Mansfield, would respect
1Afully inform the Females of Ashland and vicin
lily, that he will hereafter visit Ashland once q
month, and spend the first week of each month
with them in the treatment of those diseases inc i
dent to the female system. We practice the French
instrumental, diagnosis and treatment OF uterine
diseases and feel confident from the unrivalled sue.
cess with which our labors have been crowned, in
many of the Eastern, as well, asthe Western cities,
that we VIII be able to relieve many that are suf-
ierlng from those functional derangements, and dis
placements Of the uterus; Lsue0rrhea, GmenOrrAed.
dysrenh0rrhea, menOrrhagia, prOlapsus, dnteUer.
SION, retrO1ersiOn, reirCfectiOn, acute metrit.s, ehrO-
ntc 1etTitis, Internal MERITS. or any other disease
incident to the female system. The following per
sons can be referred to, Albany, N. Y. Rev.
Smith. Mrs. L.. Smith, Hon. Judge Hnsting, Mrs
NJ. S Hasting.
Syracuse N. Y. Mr.. B. Sprague, proprietor of the
Brentual Hotel, Mrs. "A. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs. Fan
cling.
Rochester, n. Y, Rev, H. NJ. Robertson. Mrs. c
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. McCIain, J. z. Semore
and Mrs. :, A. Semore.
Ashland. Ohio, MI. and Mrs Hall.
April %. 1876. 46tf