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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

Removal!
GRABBE'S Hair Dressing 4 Shavina
- "A Il q q N
NV ILL be removed to-day, to newly fifted Room
w under the Le Claire House, where h. viii ev'
be found IN readiness to his numerous custom
ers in the most approved manner.
Perfunery! Perfanery!
CONSTANTLY on hand the largest stock Of Per
Oumery, CoioGnes, Extraits, washes also Pom
AIDES, Res,ora,ives, Dyes &c. GRABBE'S superio
Tricamalik0n 4 Hair Dye
always hsnd, also Hair, Flesh, and Tooth Brushe
CIGARS, &c. H.J.L. GRABBE
aug3dtf
MaYShaD'S Sale.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on Sstur
i day, the 2ld day OF November next, In front 0
the Mayors O1ice, in the city of Davenport, I shal
oGer al public sale. lot seven % in block SIX fS)
the said city Of Davenport, for the Cost n lAynI
down plank sidewalk in front Of said lot amount
Ing to sixtynine dollars (Ass) unless In the mean
time the owners Of said lot shall pay the same an,
costs thereon Sale b take place between the hoer
Of 10 O'Clock A. n. and o clock p n Of said day
JOHNH. TAYLOR,
= A QvrA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

JOHN JORDAN,
Dealer In Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, OSssimeres
&c, Front street Davenport, Iowa octlbu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

&. u. CLINE
-isn and Ornamental Painter; can be found 81 the
old stand Of CLINE Jewell, on Sd street, near
Brady, Davenport janlldly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
Card.

John KNAPP tsuccessor Of Kuapp x Reslmop \
- would return sincere thAnks TO the patrons Of
the old firm, for the very liberal support extended to
them, and hopes by renewed efforts IN his part TO
eceire ia future liberal share Of patronage from
discriminating public He will at all times have in
store fun and complete stock of Goods both Staple
and Fancy, OF the best and most fashionable sfylrs
which he tiatters himself he will sell at p-ices which
cannot fail TO meet the views Of Al buyers He ex-
tends an invitation 10 all, 10 call and look through
his warerooms, No 9 lie Claire Row
Davenport. October g. 1SHH-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

on ACRES OF hno Prairie lat, m'- tsi.,h ,
oO Fulton kint, with dweiinr haun. thtt,tt, r
This property can ~ toag't nppIr tn m,.t nat
ternis Enquir 81 q D.. HUBBELI,
fInsv6dif) Land 400,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

are invited To examine our stock OF
Office Stationery,
which is more complete than In any store In Ii. West
We SASUYscrURE
blank. Books.
In style unsurpassedn any city eli her ast or West
tin yer, style with without pfintcd heaai,ng-for
hairuahs' Lana ofioes, Banker, &c Sc made to
der
Checks. X blanks Law Risrks &c &c furnished
tu order.
b. Ny stock is removed to No I - I.akk street.
for few day,
iI7t Ar hurley
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
Improved Farms.

2ao acres highly improved farm; mites fr@m Bs
port, "0C acrcs in cultivation r.d board fence vi
osagc orange, housr, stable, etc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
DANIEL L.. slsORGY,
T.. BsOt;ANE,

Attorney aud Counsellor at Law Ohee IN pa'eh
pprt's Bioek, opposit. tn. ISClsirc House
Iec2d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
GUNS! GlINS!!

vNE hav" just received from importers hands /,
w very hne assortment Of Guns, which viii b,
sold very low
o~tlA-n vIN6STOH LOCKWOOD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
BUSINESS CARDS.

ATTORNEY mud Counselor at Law, Notary Public,
Al 50 Iummissioder "f D""'i- for " VI
y Penn snd OHIO. Once corner Brady and Srd
Il s,.; Davenport. aug M
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20
IN Important Decision.
EFEsi @EICONB EsgeEGSADE,


Commonwealth ex relatione John Tyler ;r "
Nm +. Small. Ga attachment and motion 10 COM
MT Tor contempt 10 enforcement Of an Injunction.
Opinion of the Cou5f. LowRIE, J.-There can be
nothing piainer and more definite than our duy in re-
lation 10 this Our Judgment is resisted and
the Law requires to enforce H. and declares hou,
It shall be done. We have gone out Of the usual
course and allowed the defendant TO endeavor to show
us that our judgment is wrong and be has failed 10 do
H. And this is The Third time we have heard hi, in
the case. What we have Row to say is not so much
TO answer the last argument, which advanced moth
ing new as 10 show the necessity that demands sub
mission TO the decision Of this Court.
he defendant has claimed and still claims 10 be
ngh and honorable officer Of The militia OF this State
and Therefore one oi The conservaors oi is peaee
and dignity as State; for, by the Constitution
CART. o, >. p the military s'armed Organized
and disciplined for its defence,'' and for 70 Other
purpose ii he has claimed that position in the sin
cerity OF orderly citizen, be has claimed il as an
once lnslltnted by the civil power Of the State ami
has undertaken, the honor OF military officer
and as military officer be S'in all cases and at all
times IN siuct subordinaon TO the civil power - for
such are the very terms in which the Constitution
(ATt 9, = 22) defines the duty OF that branch of lis
organized force. The degree OF this subordinatton
IS suthcIentiy Illustrated by the law which reouir.s
even major general and all his suborCinaies 10 a.
hey the orders OF police officer (in Philad4l
pha,) "hen thai officer decides that the military
force necessary for the maintenance Of the r,,bl
order On his requisition the highest grade of mill
iiary olhce IS bound 10 obey without question or re-
sponslbilliy aad this obligation is directly anala
son' TO that winch Is imposed every citizen when
the sheriff requires the aid of the posse eoD,ifzfUs
Ibe deiendaut's right TO the Office which he claims
was decided against him when the highest court for
! ne trial OF military elections, provided by the law
oT such case, set aside his election on which tbe
claim IS based. He appealed to the Governor. who
refused 10 entertain the appeal. And in this be was
unquesionahly right Tor the law has given him no
power OF review in such As Governor he
had, OF course, nothing 10 do with the case as ai
puted election. In that capacity his duty was mere
~ The ministerial one of lssune he commission re-
CURED BY the law, if the election was uncon.esfed
or berg coutr.ted, coaErnca 81 The Court
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20

H1-Ihe following communication from Col. be-
CIR asfens the authorship OF the rifle sianafr against
our Cathoiic citizens in terms strong and pointed
az 10 leave no room for doubt on the subjeei-aHd
must satisfy every rejecting man that iaseaooh and
detraction are the only weapons employed by the
Know Nothing conspiracy ia uphold their rotten and
disgraceful organization. Sonly few weeks since,
the manuscript Of JonN fl. RrsH. Treasurer Of the
Poor House, had been altered a 10 make II appear
thai he had professed TO have paid money TO man
FOR bacon aotose aiot ~ Ats acco17'f--and'
when the person alluded gave Information that he
had never furnished any bacon 10 the Poor House,
then the very charitable charge was preferred thai
Mr. r. had been robbing the Treasdrs y Such IS the
low and scurrilous mode Of warfare adopted by
the party now known Know Nothinss, and hence
il is no wonder that shun the association as
they would the peztilence. BUT to the communiea-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20
TIE L0aD,S PRAIER.

e Rev. Mr.. GinSoa, OF the 81. z. Church Of this
place, commenced series OF discourses on the Lords
prayer on last Sabbath Evening, ard wall continue
them regularly every Sabbath evening until he gets
49, '''S 'rs-s uuise
and as was TO have beenfxpected, it was eloquent,
argamentatiee, aod.ro the point, and embraced
thoughts which fivt;ed the attention OF the very
large and intelligent audience before him. None
w5o heard the hrs, Sermon will miss The balance Of
tHeseries unless ProYidentialy kept away. Although
the Methodisr Church in Bedford ha, had many able
and agreeable Pastors, it has never had any who
more generally esteemed than the gentleman to
whose hands il is now entusted-a fact fully eviu-
ced by the nunbers which regularly 60 70 hear bin.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20
Murderous 0ulragts Of The KnOW-Nclhings
at Neg Orleans.

An election fer municipal officers was beld
at New Orleans on the ID inst. The telegraph
has already briefly advised US Of the result oi /
That elrction, with tie attending scenes OF out
rage on the part Of the know-nothings OF that
city II was not uniil We were in possession OF
the New Orlrans papers OF the 9TH inst. that wt
were made TO realize the sia,tlihg and Sickening
fact thai sYstematized viliany and premedhated
murder were to be cooily adopted by one Of the
parties or factions in opposition to the demo-
cratic party as the most efficient eiectioneeFlng
machinery during the pending presidential can
VaSS. A description OF the murdeFouS SceaeS
that were enacted al the various vohng districts
occupies several columns OF the Louisiana Conf-
ieF Our limits to-day will only permit Us 10
make the following extract
,sFhe details of the various .now-hothng
oLtra1rs a fhp polls on Monday are so DISCUS
ting that we cannot bear 10 dwell on them.-
We give 10 another place accurate accounts Of
few of them, nieuded merely 10 serve as sPeci-
mems of what occurred over the whoIr city
1fwe should collect and set forth at length all
the various knockin2s down, brass kDuckings,
stab5ines, sh0otiags, and murders committed by
the rnfaus in the rmplor Of tit knoN moth
sinss, we woUid GIL our Whole paper for n.any
days in succession. and weary our readers WITH
tales Of violence, presenting dreary sa'neness
of rul6aaism and hatchery, diSgracetul TO cur
city, and even 20 human nature itself. Al ev-
ery voting place, nodrHsyr voters OF foreign
birb, simply because they we're oliorrign birth,
were 5eatrp cut. and shot, from morning till
night. Tiaid ones v-rre seized, and iarced 10
vote the know-noiiiug ticket to save their lives.
Rpsoiu.a ones were kicked, bgateA, staboed, and
shot and rot rtru,ittpd TO vote al all. There
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20
F0urtEa OF July.

a grand parade, consisting Of The volunteers OF
this Brigade, viii take place at Bloody Ran on Inc
4th Of July. Orations BY Or. CoNrHeR andGfo. i.
SPAxG, I.sq. \ magnificent dinner viii be served
up BY Nr. joss CnousE.
DZ We have on file a letter tom the late esteem
ed Pastor OF the Presbyterian Church Of 'his paee
(Rev. 7. X. DAys,) and wi publish II in the ne&t
Gasefte satisfied that his nomerous friends here and
elsewhere viii read il with lively interest.
Gg~ Preparations are making to rat on several dai-
iy lines Of fouF-horse coaches to connect tie Broad
Top Rail Road with the Bedford Springs. This will
make delightful route for visitors.
C. The Indications are that wl have ire
uendous crowd visitors during the present Spring
seasou Col. Anderson Is receiving letters every
day engaging rooms. The house is now open and
ready to receive guests Col. ALLeN, the gentle
manly and energetic Superintendent, Is again Al his
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20

We hope siaceriy he may, FOR his labor, =.
proved OF ltnmense service to the rising geos,.,.
OF this place '''''
whist all performed their respective parts 60
10 call forth ne greatest applause and leave no
for criticism, EsPY Aiyp evidently the .,.s,'
n The performance, and, in the character he 60
ra5y assumed, called for shout and a lsusb -
fouid scarcely be suppressed. Old ireland con,d
well turn out better irshman than E.. wv
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20
Egeds0rd Academy.

r. Tbaexan,ipation and Exhibition OF this IN
stitp,ioo under tbe control Of Mr. WILLIAM w.
CAurnrl1, took place on last Thursday and Friday
The examination on Thursday and the Exhibition on
Friday evening. All passed off pleasantly, and in
manner I;gtfy cre6.,abe botb 10 tbe priocipa and
The srbolars The Exhibition was largely attended.
In fact The Coprt HOUSE was crowded 10 oyerfowins.
and The audience was birbIv deahted with the exer-
cises ivinc manifestations which left no room for
aoub, oo .bs noin,. Rev. Mr.. S,upIE and Rev. Mr..
pevnrx oc.,,nied seats on the platforn. and took
lively i,s,est Il, he proceejnos Of the evening. At
~. cIos.or ,ne rxh;b5,;o, Mr. C.vpprr, bavins
;,,.olnca8 ~, p.v Mr. usv,ex "a the audience. he
.roee !, substance as o,Ious 70 the Qualification Of
an r~eser,
s'ffS d'ii al
'atioh q lAr excellent rrIHciPal oi our ClasSl-
ca' Acaof'ny' cannot decline ihe Task imPos-
r'l on 'hr oi saying lev words on an occasion
W"rfr mere Il 50 HncA 10 commend-an occ2-
sion 80 interesting 10 pupils ana parents as we'll
'S !" tue community al large / he numerous
''iH i'NI" N'"oIe dSSriiuidIe N d'tthqahe" mere
'''S T'F'H.S ~ Su"CiF"' PROOF now hlghiy Inc
FV14'e u DTu'of" appreciate Ihe lnrHa7ir bless
"'7 o' S'u'" ana lhoFonSh edpca'ioh; and now
'i'''' ais" 'nFy Nai"e 'nF services OF those who
N'Pa'''y az" suCSVS' ~ id'PdIih9 10 ON
e'S t'.d' euncd''oh' we nave Lren all amply
2Fa'iliI' ms tFenl6g' IN oehoiding me crown
ny c'o<' "i most SuccPsSiui ana Jndlclons
eoulST "l ,r ruuc9.'onai traihiNE ana school dis
''i,'"' .e i.e'aFY "edt '''a' has oeeh giv-
=" oy tar ai,,'nai oi orr rising and fonrlshng
AoapeI'y F7n'I's 'hr hlgheSt credit upon prn-
g'P', ana S''"iaFS' ana must have caused the
'''''s " .''"l P@'rntS present, 70 eNP3od WIN
=, y.''lpa>'' mes MS! I'o"S'
a,,..,.,,,:, 80 I'''''5 '%'''''s ana
mr.. svroIi,,.o', IA - -, - ,'.''' l"-
br;l1;,nt ae,,r ,I N5"S "
a,..it,,Ir,..3 -. "F WI" )"
$50. o.'nTs o,''' ','''>' 'a'F''
~ ,t, .,.trl ~ -, 80 IN" IFS''"'0F$
b.,.a ~, -, a'.l "o''"
=, ,,',,4 ~ - .rt; ~ y"
~ r.. H., . :.StrI..'1r. ed'' 9'"'"
80, - IL. TL ''','a''' s''''"Fs "
d,,,btIass - -, ha,', .,'I .n .,,a,Iy ~ - US
of tba ~ s-,o,l ~ II
n, h.,,,,;r,,i - m ~ 'd''@F' :" o'u''
70 h. a,;naa,aj $3.50 .s,a' SEEM "loSl
- g. 49,, -, 1'''' 80 ~ "PPpa'
,,ana -. - "-' ~ @,'''''S Sa'"'S
Nil, - -S Po.,ni', ~ q" uns"'PF,'' ouF'9a
chispled into ljf. bv the nlaStic hand of tbA M,
tient sculptor. The master is 10 the voptbipI |
unshapen. uninforrnpd mind. what The scpIntor
is to the rude, unseemlv block of marble /
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20

* The following able and unans werable "Opin-
ion,'' by His Honor, Judge LowRIE, OF the Supreme
Court, speaks for and explains itself. It IS truly
amentable that any pabitc man in country should
have advised the souabe conduct which actuated
Mr.. Small in declaring his contempt for the decis-
ion OF the highest legal tribunal known 10 the pro-
pie, and 10 which all glasses must look for The pro-
lection OF their rights guaranteed them by the
constitution. Mr.. 5. having lanced that the con-
mnnlty ia which he lived stood ready TO create
'srcat riot' should The Liars be enforced, las found
out his mistake! Probably his strongest presump-
ton rested upon the belief that he held the pz1doa
ing po1er in his own hands-but, as the Governor
cannot pardon tor contempt Of Congt, he huds this
dreast Rsork also slim support his weary hoars Of
confinement. Every candid man who reads the sub
Joined opinion will approve il embracing the We
~ essence Of lar and jUS,jr,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20
Latest from California,
laRsyiL OF TEE GEORGE Lall

Nrw YoaK. Jane l3.-Tha George Law,
from Aspinwal, arrived al six lbis evening
She left Aspinsral ON the 9Th Of Jane, and brings
dates 10 tie Dist. She also brings nearly two
millions of treasure. consigned 10 D~axel i. CO.
8350.0o0; William. fIoee. SJI,;}aQQ0 Metr,-
rb.. I@5oT ST. -, -, -,
81 .3o0 a00
Tba c,.t,yari bo.o,4 ,.,es.rrs,s,,.. -. C.,5--,
law b..i Pan. IN ,b.. az, a., ,a,,f.. r
f-n Cata - - -''' '''' '''''
Tba British s..,,,c~ u.-o,.. W., ,..;,- =,
As7irwaI. '''s d
~. - (,...4..,... ....-,.-,
pav O., The IA,s of A1ar MI, s,a.o,ao :,
San Traocisco efr. a4s~.l,rsIf AMI rt,I5 ,,.,.r
drowned in attpr,nf;rq n rsar, sbors
-rba Cit, Al, f-a.. -. II.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20
Meeting Of me STATE cenlral Committee.

10 COL joHH W. FoRNEY, Chairman OF the Dem
oeraiic State Committee, has ordered meeting at
the Hote OF HexsY OmIr, in Harrisburg, on Wednes-
day, June 25 al O'Clock, p. NJ.
We rejoice that the Chairman has selected so
m;'s" as the place of meeting, tor whilst he is one
of the most accommodating and clever Landlords in
the State, he a Democrat in whom there is no guile
Always ready TO express his opinion, be is never
backward in putting his hand in his pocket when
means to be raised to pay the necessary expet-
ses Of political campaign. Democrats, especially,
should not forget him when visiting Harrisburg. He
keeps, perhaps, the best Hotel in the place.
We learn from the Eb-ns5urg Sentinel that
MtoHArL DAN MAGEHAN, Esq, the great leader
OF tbe old Wing Party in Cambria county, boldly
proclaimed himself in favor ofJAAEs BUcHAXAN
at thr ratification meeting held in E5easbuIg on
the lob inst. So We 90.
Nrw Haven ELGcrtoX.-We notice that at
the Charter election held on the Cd inst, The
Democrats were victorious, electing their May
or, and fifteen oct Of twenty Councilmen. The
rotA IS said 70 have BEEN one Of the largest ever
po'iedat similar election. We have not heard
ot any riots or Murders in connection with this
triumph Sach outrases Do rot follow the sue
c''ssin! III. # Democratic principles.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20

4 NGw MoTIvG PowEa-N Wonders viii
never cease. Invention and discovery scarce
give the MIND respite from astonishment.-
Experiments for eoonomizing labor and shorten
ing distances, are every day being made, some
times with success, but non frequently the al
fempts are fruiiless, The London ,lIoraiag
Chroalcle announces that a great experiment
was recently tried at Yineeanes, ia the pres
rnee OF Grn. LAHlTrE and the officers Of the
iort Fhe Chronicle SAYS, the secret Of COM
pressing and governing electricity is at length
discovered, and that power may therefore now
be considered rs tnr sole motive, henceforward
10 be used A small mortar was fred by lbp
Iaventor at the rate of hundred shots a MIN
ute-without flashing, smoke, or noise The
same power can, it seeJus, be adapted 10 every
system Of mechanical invention, and is destined
TO suPeFcede steam, requiring neither machinery
nor combustion. Il vessel propelled by this
power IS said TO skim the water Ike bird, and
to fear neither storm nor hurricane The in
ventoF has already prtitooed for a line Of
steamers from L'Qrieat 10 Norfolk, in the Uni
ted States, whlch passage he promises to accom-
pisa n e'ght ard forty hours {"
TFtorr in Baltimore, Juae Z. 1885. Sea
6 IL Wheat 81 3aai 20 -Rye 6aa~o Corn
5fa59-f}etr 15aG9 ct.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20

G7 The following speech was delivered BY Wv
B. REED. Esq, at the great Democratic Rati6catio,
Meeting held in Philadelphia last Saturday even.
ing, and publish it being production of srea,
merit and worthy the attention especially of ,bos.
who have heretofore acted with the Wig Pa,ty. br,
who have refused to become the slaves Of Know
Nolhingism. Mr.. REED has been recognized as one
of the most prominent Wings in Pennsylvania and
the bold manner in which he avows his determine
tion act with the Democracy entities him TO the
rspect and confidence of the people. Thousands
who have never before voted a Democratic Ticke,
will unite with Mr. Reed in giving hearty su2por:
to The nominees Of the Cincinnati Convention
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20
Temperance Lecture,

tl7= A Mrs. EiizA Thomson Iee,orpa - =
NJ Z. Church Of Bedford, on the Temperate.
question, on last Thursday evening, 10 q snail
assemblage Of guiief citizens. Her y-e,a,.
was Of the most ordinary clap-trap order and
was the theme OF ridicuie by all whom ua t.n
heard speak on the subject. She ought to %
home and attend 10 something more congao;.
10. her mind. ii, however, sic continues 10 ro-
sue tbs subject, she should be PARTICULARS
careful bow she denonncps the use of br,nd,.
when the ercuse for taking it is bassd p,o,,
'.aot feeling 'oeli." Entire ProliJitiOai,t,
should be the last 10 take brandy for sick SION
acd, on their own prescription.
1t is due to the Pastor Of the Church 10 cav
that he had no agency whatever in rxtendna
10 her the courtesy of the pulpit. He was mot
even in the house on the occasion.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20

FtorF u Bsltimorr, Juae Z, 1895, $Ga
u Wheat 81 3aai 70 Rqe 60aro-CagD
Sfa50-Oate 25aG1 ct-.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-06-20
F. D. BEEGLE.

T. D. Beege had the conversation respecting the lost
children and the report Mr.. Or fifth made re peeting
The Catholics hooking carrying them away, and
every word is correct stated above by the said
D. Beeele in relation to the matter.
JACOB BECELEY,
JACOB ACKER,
JESSE W. SLEEK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-03
MEDICAI..
&c 4 II n ND -EY %
Drs. LEBRUN & DUFro,
OCUIISTS .NNlO NJiRIS,TSSo ~

~ AA4>NS = ~ AAN - [All lGlSt'S
JNNts. LERRUES offers to those suffering fr,s, H.,
~ iEkffSte anrEl rCn'r'lies, which l.v, bic
In nearly three thousand caSeS Of CONFIRMED
remedies have lecn pronounced by hrs KIan, : Ta.
and DeleNu, of Paris, aud CARTS Pitcher Of oi li!i
most wonderful eyer applied for diseases If i. - IL;
middle car. They comprise different colrs ~ aAI
II the ,lIscSs is confined to the external car
apparent the ithNr sixth day. b. LE:iti.Y rar'isr
IN eEsFH cfAe, wien tile is prrfr., ~ rst,
tOu. He has eighteen certificates from thos NJ a. i7s.
deaf from infSncS Who's hearing com ea
and they nov enahled to 'tIEN The ts'ori,
IwentySeven hundred cases of deafness hay; GSes
fully treated hy Him. Certificates that enc,
on application. ! % sen
In all cases of deafness arising from IN
eNiNJ, l1e:f1r'ttiaA nf the Hlssllt, ta'
usually called the .lrum" Inflammation or tah'
6rpH Of the tyDLpIniiEl AMI hiESfsk0in 3Lr % ~ nan.
luton az EiWcH&: erFOHS 5sCtiOHS J,olyI Ia.
when the disease can be tracr to SSIflr, y d..
iOus, Bilious or Intermittent Fever, Colds The. b.
mercurial medicines. gatherings i'll tbs ears ~
&c the sense can, Tia hifdSiy eEsrY iRSErRcc be- h',
Where want Of secretion Is RppircIIt. '7i
noes In e like rustllng of Leaves, cirp l ~
falling water, ringing Of bclls. pu.Satiops ,rla+
ter, when in stopping position sensation l. MI
of blood to the head hal taken place uhc M iH,l
perfrcy s,cnte where there is much nu.sy or
tn dull and cloudy weather, WHEN cold Ia, 'stIs
Inc pursued by DR. LEnEuN Is con,iI r,
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