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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21
COTTON & FITCH'S
Series of School Biographies.

PUBLISHED BY J. II. COTTON { COMPANY.
81 No. I12, WILLIAM STREEr, NV YORE.
INTRODUCTORY GEOGRAPHY --Edapted to the cApscI-
~ Of the young beginner Care has been taken avoid
everything which should be reserved for the advanced
pupil The have only the principal features delneuted
and hence be easily studied. The lessons cOpousy
Illustrated with appropriate enRTayngs.
Modern School Geography. Designed for that large
class OF pupils in schools who wish TO learn the Inn
porant facts of Geography but have not time consult the
elaborate reases In this book pains have bees
taken Y copiOus eXlTcscs 70 make the pupil thoroughly
acquainted with the Bups, and familiar With localities It
aiao contains, in condensed FORM ali that Is given in the
itseE
American School Geography An elaborate work, design
ed for pupils who wish become familiar with the details
Of Biography. The maps full and reliable according
surveys explorations and engraved STEEL
in the nest OF the art; the lessons suitably ustra
ted and everything embraced which should be found in
an advanced work upon Geography.
CHARACTERISTICS MAPSThe maps OF the entire
es drawn upon uniform system Of scales that, b.
comparing them the relative size Of the different Countries
aud States VIII be glance This cannot be done
with other Biographies IN Should you make tile
trial. will find the map Of the Eastern States upon
scales New York. upon another; Virginia. different and
smaller still; Georgia. FlOrda etc, smother; and
throughout the bOoI-no tao maps being upon exactly the
! scale.
Outlines of physical Geography Treating the natural
DIVISIONS Of the earh surface, its geological structure of
wdS tides storms volcanoes, earthquakes, &C.,
adapted to the school room.
~ Teachers contemplating change in Biographies
invited to correspond with the publishers. frb2l-d&W.
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Samuel Mitchell and vie, Elizabeth In chanceFy Cir
Mitchell, cult Court for Ohio
vs. County for the sepa-
4 Jacob, Trustee, rate benefit Of said E.
and Othera. Ii1aheth Mitchell.
In pursuance Of the decree made In this case shall
Saturday the 10th day Of February 1856 Court
Tor Ohio county, sell 10 the highest best bidder
after named the haIfof No. four IN square
No. ntteen tl fronting 4t
4 lately occupied by the said Mitchell and wife.
EEerma OF sale fourth of the
sy IN CASH or IN thirty days by negotiable note bearing
tsTes with good security and the other threefouTths by
equal stalmsns rs and - months from sale with IN.
retained TIL the purchase money Is all paid.
z. JACOB, Trustee
| fe2 and Commissioner.
t DRUGS MEDICINES, DYES,
4 GLASS. &c.
VIE undersigned opening for their Spring Sales,
fresh assortment Of all Goods in their line, both does-
I tic and Foreign.
In Offering their stock, they enahed by Important
changes In their business to cash and prompt
months buyers, bargains IN al descriptions Of their Goods
! the quality 70 be strictly As represented.
Physicians have opportunity Of selecting from our stock
e most reliable aud popular pharmaceutical and chemical
preparations, Atredneed prices
l. Druggists, Merchants and buyers generally, win ind
large supply; Comprising all and approved RemedieS
standard Patent Aedtees PerfnmsIy, Toilette
Preparations, &C. &c which viii Be furnished Of the best
quality and at the lowest prices.
Catalogues OF prices furnished when esfrea and an exam
Einattoa Of cur stock solicited.
I JOHN c. RAKER co.
1 No. 100 n. 81 e.
tele:2n PhLladepha-
+ P-ARTRIDGES
R WE'D DAILY AT THE
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MEssRs EDrToEs You will confer favor upon many vO-
by announcing esteemed and worthy
t. II. HCBBELL, candidate for Sheriff, Spring
election.
fsS ONO COUNTY
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TIE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
Our worthy citizen SAML. IRWIN, Esq., viii be support
ed for the Office of Sheriff. the next election, by the
Eel VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
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sP NC ELECT ION.

I'VE charge PvS poaRs for inserting nominations fol-
Sheriff. paid Invariably in advance Persons not COM
plying with this rule will understand why their
msn.s DC net appear.l
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TIE -NzlI.-NNTF9 UFTIOLEEsy EIV'
a Senate bill increasing the salaries Of the
Delegates, Ito 81 1900 was read third time
and passed, with an amendment, allowing the
clerk of the House the further sum of $50 per
week, during the session of the Legislature for
the employment of an assistaut-yeas 1872; no
Mr. fromlin
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TE undersigned having appoiucd Administrator of
L the estate Of YIN. Hall, deceased late OF Ohio county
hereby gives notice TO all persons indebted said estate 10
make payment, and 10 all having claims against said estate
to exhibit the for setCmGnt. lie requests all ne
sons having Goods left with said William Hail. in Ills if-
time, to he sold on commission and which remain unsoli 10
call and take them away.
". O. HALL, Administrator
ielS:lm OF VIM Hall, deceased.
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10 7YiE PFOPLE OF ONO C0UYTY.
myself candidate for the office of Sheriff
with fidelity.
ia A. EED1L1oN.
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me couNTY 81 'IWIsE. v

On motion Of Mr.. Floyd, the Senate bill ''forrn-
ing the county of Roane out of portions of Lee,
Scott and Russell" was taken up The bill
was then passed-yeas 127; nay-(Mr. Early, J
and the title amended by inserting "WiSe" in
lieu of ''Roane," SO as to conform to the amend
meut adopted by the House when the bill was
last under consideration
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Salesman wanted

WE wish to employ first rate salesman who "a thorough
w acquainted with the Dry Goods Business
Application In person WOu be preferable With references
FEE HEISKELI SwEARINGES.
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Statement of the wheeling savings 1nsti-
.tution-peoemher aist. 1855.

Capital 1000 90 Bank other socLslOG7s %
surplus FUND sttS0 81 Personal Property. as "a
special Deposits 1445iB II Bfs sco,,,sJ tsn tor al
iEahseht 90 SseS Y AeFCh Mech Bank. 1904 20
Dividends Unpaid. 50 90 Expense Account 4 III a
Cash on hand 1896 70
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For Snle.
For Sale
For Rent
For Rant.

NHElsrEe Room on Monroe St. known as the City Read.
i ing Room aid heing about TO 1T up new SuitS Of
RO0iRsI offer for rent my business rooms In connection
with residence. Also several other suitable for
Offices or other purposes,
These Rooms mOstly large well lighted with side and
sky lights, and supplied with gas and water.
A. G. PARTRIDGE
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tsI7s7g@ |

We The undersigned, appointed committee 10 examine
The accounts Of The Wheeling savings Institution
eertcate thereof do hearey certify that We have raFef
correct Given under de ist Of DrctttT ss
~. yiSfte5 ISAIAH COOPER. = ~ -
JOHN .AfGA uGHEY. ! Csobop,itt.s
Janl56 WM. n. BERRYHIIi
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,ALLpy,s GENUINE PAN EyTRAoToR.

For sale wholesale and retail by
aqls LArGHLLNS d BUSHFXELD.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Hotel far sajes
Tavern to Rent

TIME wen known Tavern, known Mrs. GO0dGs on tho
National road. mites east Of Wheeling. will rent
from April FIRST 1856. The stand Is well aud fav0raly
anOEn ia require further notice,
For terms enquire Of Jacob GoOdinE nFths nndersFned
nv19n LYDIA CllIGEIl,
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VYIEGISIA AT Rules held the Clerks Office the
Circuit Court for MaFshal county, in the month OfFeb-
Harriet b. Everett and Isaac Everett, by)
their next friend Isaac Everett,
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co., G...r r e.

ITO BARREIs supeFhne and Extra Flour;
LID 30 barrels Rye
100 : Extra Salt.
10 Crushed Sugar; ~ sssfs
10 Powdered q tftff ~ 80 co.
Granniated Sugar;
Coffee
30 Molasses:
8 hhds n. o.
20 barrels medium No. 3 Aackerei,
20 hf
10hft 70 ~
20 kIts No. and 2 ~ So 4Hd
% hoxes ". n. Cheese:
. chests Imperial Tea;
I'm.
% cattee hoxes
IS bags Rio Coffee;
java q
Starch, Matches BroOms, &c. FOR low bv
10! No, 2t2 Market street
OF I. Fahnestocs, Payes, Me-
ia9 &C. GOOD co.
LARGE lot Of aRs segaF Just resolved and for sale ~
: = .4e p, u. WATSON.
1AUGHi1Ss RCSIHIEID,
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lot Of good Drsy and Cart Horses Al5oza pair of
"A Large Beef Cattle, ready for butchering
For Information enquire at r StHmm's nile House. ER
tonal Road. frS-2w
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PROPERTY FOR SALE ON
Wheeling Island.
For Rem

ME desirable Dwelling owned By Rev VIM Armstrong,
aud formerly occupied by him. situate Quincy street.
Inquire of
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Valuable Real Estate

: "a S%NANAO AEOU4 9DJbLU
dT -4UCIYON.
T WILL sell at Auction on Monday the 81 day of March,
1856 at o'clock T. NJ. the highest best bidder at
Tie front door Of the Court House OF Ohio county, the fol-
lowing described pr0pertyOt No. lI2 Claplrs add
ton to Wheeling THIS Lot has good two-stOry Frame
Dwelling, ull in good order.
TERMS OF SALE
Ono.trd in cash, the balance six and twelve MONTHS
The purchaser giving notes, with approved security bearing
interest from day Of sale.
ANDREW EDWARDS.
flS GEO, Il. HICR1YAN Auc'r.i
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
Proceedings OF city Council.

MONDAY EVENING, July 2lst.
PREsENr-The Mayor and Aldermen Hager,
Hershler, McCash, Rand, Scott, Haskell Wal
bridge, Dewein, Postlewait and Carpenter.
The epetition of w. Novyrel to quarry rock on
10Th street was referred to Internal Improve
ment committee.
The Finance Committee reported that they
had made the necessary additions and altera-
tons to the assessment roll on city property aud
that the several sums assessed are now in col
lectors hands for collection Report adopted.
Alderman Scott to whom was referred the
claim of Doctor Henry against the city reported
proposition Of DR.. Henry for settlement. Re
port accepted and laid on the table.
The election Of David Smith as chief, and
Wallace Wightman as assistant engineer of the
FIRE department was unanimously confirmed.
A special assessment for tho improvement
of Columbia street amounting to S935 0S was
confirmed and city Treasurer ordered to collect
| the same.
The bill Of Messrs Merritt & Robinson for an
extra allowance for work on Division street was
referred to Committee on Claims.
The street commissioner was ordered to fill
up very filthy hole on 7th street in order to
prevent sickness.
/ Committee on Market House reported that
they had awarded the contract for building the
Market House to Mr.. Parker for the sum of Sl3,-
440 90, and also recommended that three cells
4 be finished off in the basement to be used as a
Watch House: also that Mr.. Bassett the Archi-
tect be appointed to superintend the erection OF
the building. Report adopted and contract con
3 firmed.
II The Internal Improvement Committee were
ordered to repair Main street bridge, also te
take the necessary steps to build new one il
It's place.
The same Committee we're ordered to build /
building on Market Square suitable for a fsl
market and have itcompleted for use as soon al
possible.
The following bills we're ordered to be paid:
P. Rice, for work on streets Ss q
G. r. Henry, rent of Office for city of
Aces s5 O
!. P. Hawcs, for work or streets, o.
= Coolbaugh & Brooks for account Of
Z. w. Clark, Dodge & Co., in
terest on bonds, les 8
Gavin & Banin, work on streets, las 6
6 Luke Hughes - g S SIS A
g P. Ryan, Us Z
1 /. Miriam. 9. g g SO .
r. G. P. kriechbaum as Street Commits
r sioner, s1ndry small bills for
e work cleaning streets, 81 9
trStv Enrineer. for assistance, 4 c
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BURLINGTON, July 22d, 1856.

Mr.. EDlToR:
Permit me through the columns of your paper
to make known to the "peoples" what have
seen in regard to your famous Post Office. AT
present our Eastern mail arrives by the evening
train about half past seven then it. is quickly
carried to the Office and hurried in at the back
door (the front door having been shut for an
hour or more) and not touched until morning.
About half past eight or nine in the morning
clerk comes up. and slips slyly in at the back
door before mentioned, and having distributed
about one-third of the mail throws open the
doors. By noon another third of the mail is
open, and about six in the evening final distri-
button of the Aeasy importation of mail matter
received the night before is completed. have
!, looked into this matter and know it to be so.
| Is there not some way to have the mails distrib-
uted sooner after their arrival: # there iswhy
does not our postmaster put in practice that
ways and if there is not, the sooner a plan is
discovered the better. Yours,
QuERY.
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How THE "PEoPLE's" SrAND-We were not
a little amused at an anecdote told us u day or
two since. At a watering place of the Western
Stage Companys, few miles this side OF Mount
Pleasant, the passengers, having mostly got out
of the coaches, two or three in number, Tell
very naturally into conversation upon poiitics.
Among the rest was kentuckian. After the
conversation had continued for some time, hen-
tuck got the floor, and remarked, that "ot all
the places he ever did see, that little town few
miles back was the d--nd-st" What town?
said another passenger. "Why, Mount Pleas
ant" ''Why so?" There are only two parties
there" 1.-TWO parties there!-what do you
mean." 81 mean there are but two parties
there. The post master composes one party,
and tie people arc all on the other side, making
the other party. never saw town like that
before"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

BWe are glad tolearn that iron has already
been purchased sufficient to lay our Western
Road past Skunk river, and shipped. Six hun
dred tons is on the way from New York and
must reach us in August. Sufficient is already
here to complete the track to Mount Pleasant,
which place will be reached next week.
The Road will now be pushed on to the Mis-
souri, river rapidly. There is no lack OF means.
The Congressional grant of lands, taken in con-
nection with the acknowledged Importance OF
the road and the certainty that it will PAY, has
given the B. g. NJ. r. Railroad a credit second
to no other enterprise in the country. And this
circumstance will be taken advantage of by the
enteprsing citizens of Burlington and the friends
along the line of the Road to push it to speedy
completion. And it cannot be completed too
soon. We shall soon have another Eastern con
| nection, through Peoria and Logansport, by far
| the shortest between the seaboard and the Up
| per Mississippi. With our Western Road com
| pleted we shall then be upon the great highway
to Kansas, Nebraska, California, Washington
Oregon and the Pacific, and in point Of position
have greatly the advantage of any and all ou'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

eH- The Senate has passed a bill to secede
Georgetown to Maryland. Now if they will only
cede Washington to the Border Ruiiians and re-
move the Capital to some point where the at
mosphere is not tainted with murder and OUT
rage, they would ''do the country some service =
q gentleman from Jenn ngs county, Ind,
writes: "Can't you send us Buchanan man
They are so scarce in ,his vicinity that We
would like 10 have one or two to exhibit as CHI.
riosities.
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ClsASssE or TIME.
1856. 1856
&N u =.
! SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. j
1856.
i. .. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.

onrtT ansglcaa
u. q. MAIL AND RxPREss ROUTE.
T0xgr YORK ASD BOSTON, VIA.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & LAKE
SHsOKE II. II.
THIRTYisIX HOURS TO NEW YORK.
POUR TRAINS A DAT,
euNDAYS excepted carrying the great through
The ony direct and reliable Railroad Route being one
Harr.sars, M PaIiadsis, s % Baiilnore aud washington.
than any other route and the cxdedtious TO
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York aud Boston.
1sras Steamboat Express i-aye Chicago at 545 A. Nj
connecting at Toledo at ~ P. ~, with the splepdid
Steamers Or his ii,earriye In Buffalo next morning,
connecting with Lightning TraiIs for Now York and
Boston. and arriving same evening" making but one
night between Chicago and New York or Boston. and
that ION one OF the splendid steamers Of this Line.
2d--sew York and Boston Railroad Express leave Chi.
easo II. .....I ~ 4. n.
arrive in Cleveland at9 p. M, York and Boston
8d-Express Mail leave Chicago .2a3P ",
arrive In Cleveland nex morning Mt O'Clock, Pitts.
burg at noon, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
4tf-Night Express leave Chicago at. .943 Pm
arrive in Cleveland day at Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at I'M, Phiadelpha, baltimore, etc fol-
lowing morning; aso.coneets ut Cleveland with trains
for Dankrk and Buffalo, arriving in New York the next
day at noon, and Boston at4p.M
ALI the above trains connect direct through to ilponts
ln Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention.
Only three trains Saturday, leave at 545A.N 7l5
A. ", and 245 u.
Only one train Sunday, leave at 9. .45P.M.
The2 45 p ". train Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning All o'clock.
The following magnificent steamers, having all the
comforts and Injuries Of first class hotel form the line
between Toledo and Buffalo:
Western Metropolis. Capt. A. D. Perkins.
Northern Indiana. ............... Capt. 7. Pheat.
southern Michigan. Capt. L. b. Goldsmith
~ Leaving Toledo daily Sundays excepted) at 2.3e
p. NJ, arriving at Buffalo Mt $50 A. NJ
"a Baggage checked to Dnnkrk and Buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes of cars between Chicago and Pitts
burg.
Passengers destined for Philadelphia, baltimore, Wheel
Ing Washington, etc, will from IL to IA hours
time by taking any the above Trains, any other
Route.
Passengers arriving in Chicago any of the roads,
VIII find attentive check agents the who will re-
ceive your checks and convey your baggage free OF
charge, to the Michigan Soutaern cars.
TICKETS can be had at the General Passenger Office OF
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House,
Chicago; and at the Passenger depot corner OF Van Bu
fsn and Sherman streets, and all the Railroad Offices In
the West
IMPORTANT-The Bridge across the Maumee River
at Toledo completed Trains connecting directly IN
the New Depot the middle ground, thus avoiding en-
tirely the annoyance the old Ferry at that place.
GEO. NJ. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House, Chicago.
Chicago, May 2S 1856. jeI
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New MARxET HorsE.-The contract for the
construction of the Market House on Valley
street has been let to Mr.. Parker for something
over fifteen thousand dollars. He has already
broken ground, and appearances indicate that
he will put it right through We hope to see it
occunied before winter
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sEAla lady i,

tK a lady in Cincinnati was recently detect
ed pocketing a package of gloves, while making
some purchase, accused Of the theft, and with
tesrs handed out twenty dollar bin TO pay for
the stolen package The merchant gave her
the change. Subsequently he discovered the
txentr dollar bill was counterfeit
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

A PAIR OF FooLs!-A crowd assembled at
Columbus 20. ION the afternoon of the 4thto see
. foolh, rdy fellow named Jamison, jump from
the National Bridge, IS feet into the Scioto. ~
He was uninjured aud swan ashore amid the
shouts of the lookers-on. The Journal says:
Some time after, and when the crowd had dis
-nersed. drunken man named Thomas, attemp-
ted the same feat He jumped off with perfect
ease---and fell on his back and killed himself.
His body was recovered almost Immediately, but
il was the opinion ofthe physicians in attendance
that the fall itself killed him.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

Police REpoHr-A man named Hanna who
keeps drinking saloon OH Front street was
fined Yesterday for selling liquor on Sunday
This is the man at whose house Mr.. Brown was
stabbed. Also, a man named Shader was ar
rested for drunken and disorderly conduct, and
fined ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

GOES FOR FREMoNT.-The New Orleans
Dentsche Zeitung, a German paper with the
largest circulation in the Southern States, goes
for Fremont and Dayton The Louisville An
zeiger, German, had the Buchanan flag hoisted
but has taken it down.
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HEsSE & GARRETT,
[sauccssors to II. D. Hesse.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS J;

Jafrer Of ThIrd NN1IVy VFPVNIe
Livery Stable
Burlington. Iowa.
WE have now on hand alarge assortment
w of BuGGIES OF all the latest styles, erlG=Sf1,
and All Of our manufacture ana VIII warrant al
oar s IN he Of The best and well put up. And
We viii sell 50 as to make greatly to the advantage OF
those vho are u want of vehicle of any kind to call and
examine our work and, we are extensively engaged
In Ae tsness we are able to get up all work ordered
viii 10 al short notice. And We have the very best
salen In our employ that be obtained either In the
sas Of tho West 1ster ourselves that we can get up
sork In the very n"atcst aud most saostahtla. Masi
in orae ,n suit our patrons We also keep constantly
Anda and for sale, second hand hnggies Of all kinds
aplIbpy. HfSSE ShRRbIt.
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sY Mr.. Lindey has established fish depot
at the foot of Jefferson street where he has some
fish, if not big enough to tow steam boat, at
least large enough, if properly broke to harness,
to tow yaMl
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Eve and Far.

Eye uflu GIdAs
IN =. y0JyMS Ms OF the city of Columbus, Ohio,
ii occaiist and Auiist, Would announce his ARRIVAL
he civ Of Burlington, Iowa and respectfully tender
~ services to the public in full confidence
0rsndering general satisfaction. Having had an expe
ne OF over ten years In the treatment OF diseases Of
~ sye and ear he has the infinite satisfaction OF KNOW
s bat he can perform the critical operations and
Extraordinary cures. All he asks is fair and impair.
,l trial OF his sEw AND PAINLESS RRMKpiss Hs mode o
OF the eye Is entirely new perfectly safe
ahaspeyer been known to fall In giving ree. an all
asx Of ppihalma, (or inflammation ofthe eyeD whether
lsa,s or chronic whether Catarrhal Purulen seroiu-
i0n, Gonsrrhni, Syphtc or Rheumatic. II VIII also
.anve ali orlcITss or THE coRSgA whether ef Nebu-
lam or Abusinous character, any other external scum
a Of es.raneous substance, from the sight OF the eye
mis- new treatment has never failed OF curing Fiery
su s,spbyola and Aaurosis; and has even succeeded
4 remeyiny CATARACT FROM THE EYE whether Cap
nr ar enticuiar In great majority oi cases, without
N, use Of the KNIFE NEEDLE He has been equally sue
rs.st siih his system, In the treatment of DIS
gAsIs0f THE EAR,
~ Office corner of Third and Washington sts, oppo-
e the Post Once where emay be consulted during the
A., ~ ,,a eysnInv [mayl 6mbp