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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-18
lRtAD ma Fbr1owI9o ofKgIFle AqEs 81 r.

LGND0N. Laurel co.. Ky, Nov. l. 1855.
NrssRs. Y. ssifFEI g C0Last month when visit
Louisville having With the ChilIs and Fever
weeks relief in the remedies
that took was induced to give our Fever ana Cue Cure
in missed the chill and have i'm
daily since that the return
on me Iwould earnestly this valuable prepar
alton TO- all those 2acted gith Fever Agpe or
ChiIis. Yours truly, JOHN a. CANAFAA.
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YEVFs understood w0ali respectfully inform the p1bIc
that removed his Marble Works to FTst street.
Vine aud Syca more. nearly opposite Apollo Hall
have received large lot of hne Marble which Will
ALI west price had many experience as
rs5tioal workman and will give nv personal attention. 20
every niece Of work All kinds Of work Manufactured after
The lasst tvIe such Monuments Tombs, Head and Foot
St9ass and Marble Work generally aud at prices which VIII
make IL 70 of all who are wanting any lllh ny
line oil business to give n eAll
Particular will be given to orders sent ir2 4
inserted rob stones il tbs safest man
ner when ordered
All work warranted nov5 tt JUN - ~.
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es'''- -CD-rsAssT TEsHTP.
DAGU MRRGoTX

TAKEN AT THE SU eBEA NJ
Opposite THE POST Il Z @ u .
N AVN made u entire change in ny mammoth SKY
Light, BY which enabled to take much inner pic
that now prepared to take PIC
lures will avorably with any taken
II the West So
have also associated with for short time Mr. j.
Wamsby who Of years experiences, by
which both of always be found
at eady take pictures =.
feST- gmsn5er place opposite the Post otnae
We also prepared to 80 out aud take Ilkenes7es
icspsfA - say ''I'' W. W. TILESTON.
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aN0 nBUSHELS Ear Corn.
S1HSY 100 bushels oats
busheIs He'd nrn
Zen 500 bushels sh'iied corn Hi q o..rv.

DERFUsIERi Es.-Pomades in pots jars an sticks;
Hair Tonnes Eaude Lustrale, Bears Oil Rose OIL
Macassar l. Bandoline Curling Fluid Hair Gloss etc;
abandoning Water Toilet do Florida de Cologne
Lavendar Water. Verbena Eau vine de Venet for
fair, impartr
eeate rue to the complexion. Extracts
ubinIs Tooth Pc wders and Tooth Treas
are Of the Mouth Aromatic Vic egr; Toilet
Powders; and articles in the line Toilet use
Far sale by NJ. MIELsCH \
RovlS tlrststfeet oppOsite Y ost-othce.
NEW YORK CONFUSION HOUSE,
THOMAS ne. NEAGHEE.
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MISCELLANEOUS
RANA INSURANCE U0sSEPANX \,
O. HaELLoTd, OonnecLlcnt:

CAPITAL s3G8, 0OD--GH paid an ctsd Invested.
Company with perpetual cartef
4 1919, and usGres against loss or carnage o ie On
Houses, sta p stores
bold furniture aud general Also inland In
the pers Navigation Losses wsll ee4loeH-
any "u! Al THOMAS k. BRACE. Pres't.
Z. G.. Ripley. Secretary --ra- ~ =, -.,...E
Appicons Insurance be n lde 70 the 5uoseI
bsr autorize receive pro oals an lsse pot
.irtbs ~ - A. c. HALL0CR, Ag'5.,
eyll-tf liam street.. he-rly o p-st-3 eIg
CEGA4s an - EDESAUUO s.E0&EI5 az
JACOB SCHEUREsR, MAIN ST, Rel. Isl An D2D.
20. Schaener 3 SchrOeder's OLD staudO
r RESpEGTFUIBY inform the citizens OF kvansYHfe
and surrounding country, that have Ja6 "a the above
stand determined continue the same business, and
will antfy keep hand tie Havana 1gars,
and Tobacco ofthe bes brands that Eastern markets az
ord also Snuand Smoking Tobacco fall kinds, Mer-
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes ana quail
tiles, atthe lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business eoneinees me
that can give general satsfaction and respectfully
soIicfta share of hubble atronsge ,f5. ~ lap1tf
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TALI4ANE & De Ia ~ "a n .;
Forwarding NAePchan
Boots, SHOES. &c, FOR THE

lsT received BY IT. T. Hart the Crescent City shoe
81 Ssore in preparation Tor fdf NJ 1 . o'P
ssortment OF
ra fan eies descrption well of the common quail
les Cent? Ladies and Boys and Girls These goods are
90 a. M des in addition my old stock, are
by other assortment IN the city
nothing Of the rp-Gp-eome- STOCK I'm MY
goods. Alse, d large lot OF
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wEhave rented the Brick Bun1ing First sire -
two Bement Niee's and in few days
will be receiving our spring Stock We would respectfully
invite all and the trade gene
shall re prepared to offer them
great beth in the quality Of our Goods and in our
prices oerour goods all cash and prompt time
buyers any other housen the West and solicit
the ratr0nsge Of all saeh custom ,,,- ~
feH2q j. H. 8. W. ". MO kGAN-
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MEDICINES, &c.

yEv TT rn have large stock Of drugs,
1 Tnedieines chemicals. oils. psiats. Yarnishes ~
woods 4 patent defines brushes etc. ets any
supplies from the ma
and Eastern markets. which they are determined TO sen
at q small advance. .-saa
Our are all selected with great care and Warran'eo
give satisfaction 70 genuineness qually anu price
a5dornnal supporters AM
shoulder braces T most approved styles.
Also large supply OF Dague can STOCK
plates cases chemicals, etc. small a+yanee IRON East
err prices. ~. o1d Ia
vape Seears. Bird cages, seeds aud four ta1us
Merchants aesers will phase call and exam ne our
took when IN the oy all orders VIII be attended TO Ina
II d5 sad carefully packed
q - p S+anf,tt,D { -F7l-@ Wholesale Druggists,
c,+E+F Main st.. the river.
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' eat Eks3N EgAElAzs4Rsa & -tsaTf
'MNHE 1n5ersgne as d q5s9e foT 'hg sae Of new am
wrought To is and cast figures put IN great variety OF
atIleaui sizss kish At Oileinnati prices ADDING
FREIGHT.
Thisr cqaper a5 M re substantial thar any other
kind Those wishing Railing ercose terry
les, yards or for piazzas, VIII 40 well to give me
call.
Prices frqm 81 SO to - SO per foot, .,4--,-,..
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SOFA LES
SSORTED TOOlts. warranted and good price
IN far below any in the market. Call soon a
p 81. r.s-..-# CHAS. S. " Ellis.
z doaTsbe1ov the Bark. anlO &.
e NEVER KNOWN 10 FAIL! =
DIX. EZOEsENS0N,S
s ID 81 G. q r. q &
CERTAIN AND. SAFE CURE FOR ALL B0WlEL co NJ
PLANTS DIARRU0A.. DYSENTERY. BLOODY
--e FLUX. AND CHOLERA NfORBUS.
GEO. RICEIA RDS & CO.. Proprietors.
No. 1. College Hall. Walnutst, Cincinnati.
Sold by KELLER, FARNSLEY d CO., Evansville and
dealers in medicines generally my2
NEW STORE AND NEW G0ODS.
EiaNING removed into ne Store the Wash
A ingteR Hotel prepared to wait all
old cnsoers and as many mex enes may favor with
their calls
iavite atteution agood assortment of NEW
GOODS, lately received from Cincinnati chased by
Junior expressly for tIadamongst which will he found
articles for the comfort and convenience Of
families. s.t- ~ 's-t-e. ~
Our Express will be always in readiness convey arti-
eles bought ous to part Of the city free Of charge
Come and try J. W. & s. VICKERY, -.
DIS diff Main at. between Second and Third.
! = IS, REN FIR ANA LIN lTOoI. CHEST.
@BEACTIFUL and useful things fer Boys, prising
Al eoInpete set of CarPenters Tools Planes. chises
natchets hammers. drawing knives, mRets, avis
rules AM vaou other small Tools Cali and tke.-
ont6 e .BABC0CK BROS.
az ANAyTHA FAX e SAIP-25 bbls. of /. abe alt;
i kA- - bhls of kanaw ha, for sale ~ s-s1 --a
- loft Il W. e. 8. YIGKERY. q
ENIRE or ACH EllS!-Receved rs boxes from direct
/ = New 1orlS and for sale by . s---z....5-
nCv15 Hf&%3 I. & D. HEINZ ANN.
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Re56sR BEEF ss.s AID 5, BEE 5s5
doz extra ftongFes iHst rec,d and for sale
myl HERS HBBRGER4 & CARSON.
SSTAR CAN'T I3s--y aIraut sd.falI veight-s5 whole,
lowest prices i shOrswe j. " Cheese
S.naan. my3 = GtLBtskE 4 &C. Sye.n near Nster
ESACE GINGER.-6b bags reed Por Ben franklin and
ny5 80. .:E. GILBERT Co. syo. pear water. g
10 bags fair to lssfq9sij5y jstreO'd
myl6 sycaHno Re near Water. r
PEFIN 80 SUGARS bbIs Loaf. crushed and Pom
s z deredsugars reed per steamer A95eISn this day
BBS New Rise; 30 doz PICKLES. Is bxs ssarohi 10000
~ half Spanish Cigars just received by Coz
25 f5s a e Il. r sSss5 svsss 5sasa
RBOXES Oranges; boxes Olive oil;
- 80 Pine apples; bbl Cocoa nuts. just rec'd
by ape z. H. COOKG son.
EBia -tot Greene county hot blast superior
APPS ri''s - US ~ az - aEo. POSTER & co.
SD B4Gs Rio Coffee; s b6li 5. Alnopdg;.
and or sale aPs T. d. ref Hsra may
stNANCY SILK CRAY ATs;-5o dOz fancy SIX cTa
my9 JAS Iowa co. ais Main ST lou. ~
9000 LIS Quislsy's extra sugar cured Hams recd per
nyis . l.-9 'l'sI = z. II. COOK & son.
7 ARR.IARHH-5oo lbs crime Lard justree,i and for
II 5alebv toess) ]. ". 3. EICEE sY.--
WkfI {vTNIs--i955ls sweet Malaga Vine. for sale
H5rs7 LEAD''o kegs 5fFss f' 6a s1I5 co.
"a Z have justrec'e lot superior Grindstoues %
. 2 aee7 -a... FENNEY q S0RENS0N.
EBOTAT0 leo bph very superior Irish otatoes for
/ my2I HERsHBERGER & CARSON. -
EHA1s.-tcoo11 sextra Sugar Cured Hams; .--zl-8
ana for sale BY mys HERsHBERGER & carson.
IN BUSH. Potatoes of extra quality. reed per
-sByla - - III. COOK & SON.
EPOPE-Ia reels Cotton Rope; 5doz gross Door Mats;
Il . reed FER steamer Ella by
myIe z. H. COOK & SON
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NEVV WAsHiN 80 HOrEsl..

ola Main stres 5he+r Hotel, dnish
opposite the Court House. where hey preparedo
their old Customers and al others who may see
m to call upon them nnch superior style than formerly.
past patronage respectfully solicit contnu-
anee fthe same which shall all to
it. Oar fare viii be the best the market affords andeur
GOOD staIli and Wagon Yard kept foreoen Try eqstaTi.
eylO-dSyztf FELEEE q HEDDERECH
" 4as - a1kEAX, -
( waTt{0I,E rs ale AND RETAIL lSRCCER. AND
S@ PRODUCE 81 RELIANT SAIE STREET THE rtn-
.leTred would ectu inform the public
sof Aansy lie and vicinity that, having Pur ~
Of the Senior partner th late fJ IL W Reilly
CARR on the Grocery Produce business atthe old
stand e embraces this opporpnity o. return rg chants for
and intends ehrtto merit eantiau-
ance 81 tie same je20-fy WILLIAM Reilly.
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-iIIsPIUVF
do Rasoterrv: do do Vanilla
Mustard Premium; Mustard English:
Mustard. SUPERIOR article by Sader Firth u O. salad
Oil Root Essence Ginger Tapcoa Isngass, Glatne
Indigo brought to this market Yeast
Preston errilIs Hope Mills; Yeast Durkees; Heck
prepared Farnd desirable article for children and in
va pces and every other article the housekeeIeK
nav need in his line. mh22
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\ 4 4 q @ ? %. lElu a @ 2 y 10,
-. ~ III 4 Fl y exE bu r&Is, EBC. -f ... -
- NJ rs H. l.. T ! NJ Z COST. p fIa
~ Respectfully informs the Cit feRsqf EsnsTe and -
The shat las opened
Natioua otel ine ~eA Aais 20 reject Frsnv
5en a EaaeRt Tbs Rogss i nfF aRa f 1I
alsAsdi IS well arranged insidefor comtor to
situated on the Ohio river. The table will PC y gu snE.q
all vJaes from the Evansville market Horses any CARR
win he tax "a cave Of Ery atteutiob Nj use paid
o those Wis pasronise the house. be Ple
cOliitec TO 3 u rev h6ise cHtf- iaa.i III
rEyff,fr rictiuv. Is bales rykbiting
& II 49, en,4 t.~issY.f JANIS Low a co.
mys as Main stteet. Leuisgiiles Ky.
- NTiN FITS eases eapdets mixed cases gold ana
- brown black aad brown eases tash ties
~ 49,, l-,ie JAMES Low IS co.
ans AIS Main street. Loui-ville. ky
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09

SrCUND CONGRESSIONAL DrTElCr, The
Convention in thi. district 90 choose Dele
gate, 10 the Philadelphia Convention, was
held at Lewiston On Tuesday. We UNDER
.anI the Convention was largely attended
and tho town, well represented. The pro-
c,cding, are said to have been spirited and
harmonious. The delegates selected were
the following, each Congressional District
being entitled to three
Hon. MANS II. DuNNEu, Of Norway.
A. 4. ID. TEssENpEN, Esq, Of Auburn.
JoNaruAN Rr,s, Esq, Of New sharon.
Advertiser 9Th.
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More Trnnhln I'm Kansls.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09

ARTuoAL Trru DIR. Piper OF Nor
way. shcw us a set OF tooth, the other day.
nicely G,tcd to platina plate which We
.louid Judge might make ones mouth iesl
A. good as new, and certainly a b'llc mish'
coyct a set 50 regular and rearly-white as
tbe., He has fitted several sois for persons
in this vicinity, and has given excellent
satisfaction. Those who have employed him
recommend him with confidence. lie may
be found at Bird ton Centre from the first
to the 18th Of each month, and at his Office
IN Norway, At other times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09

BuoEwoop. The April number Of this
able periodical j.. at hand, filed as usual
with choice aud wcli-considorci articles Of
general interest Contents .-
The Laws concerning Women War aud
Woodcaft; Alison's History Of Europe ,
pr,scott's Philip H.. ; the Scot Abroad the
Indian Civil Service, the Kars Blue-BoOk ;
De Baaneourt's Narrative Of the Campaign.
Published BY L. Scott & Co, New York.
Terms, 80 per annnm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09

"C,Nplr,.' Last week We were at los
TO guess villa, new light a. to thow1nl.rlul
popularity Of President Pierce, Deacon
Smart had got but after timo we drs.
covered it in the advertising columns under
the head of" candle, for thcuayy." Thee
rush lights are very deceptive.
Republican Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09

BOYS DEowNrD. The Bangor Wing states
that two sons Of samuel ID. Reed, Of East
Bradford, were drowned in Dead Stream, on
Monday night, 2sth ul;, One was aged IL
aud the other 10 years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09
Rcrnhlicnn Clrh.

Thlsas.ocin'.1uwilmrat the Academy.
10 South Paris, ou Friday evening doe OH
ult. Al person. iu Muror human free
dom are invited o. meet with d..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09
Nirnrnrnn...nenernl Wnlknr.

tho revolutionary party Of Nicaragua, to-
g.thcr with o. dispute ocrasioncl hy the
Clayton Bllagr Treaty, have recently drawn
attention 10 the Central American States,
and more particularly 90 the state OF Near
aqua, which was ir,t brought into uoiicr
by thc much discussed proposition ola ship
clual across the l,ihmus, aul later, after
thi, hal hccn demonstrated a. ho imTncu-
cable, ia the choice Il This territory by thc
Accessory transit Company, for their route
acroo tse I,thmus, in the passage t, Cali.
foruin.
This route /, Nv the river san Juan, which
forms the outlet Of the lake of Nicaragua, a
body OF water some ninety miles In length
by City brad, lying about one hundred and
iny milc. from thc Atlantic. and twelve from
the racid, Coast. rass'ng.r hy this route.
embark at Grsyt1wn. in small steamers, and
arc transported TO thr farther shore Of thi.
lake, whcrecnchc- take them the remaining
distance. III, company hal th' exclusive
right, derived iron the former Government.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09

Aurlc,S CITIZEN. This paper has pass
ed from the hands Of Mr.. 4. l.. Stone, and
/, now published by Mcssrs. Brown & Morcy
Messrs. John A. Goodwin AMI EnOCh Emery
are tho editors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09
Weekly Summary Of News

m'ni' '''' ''' troops recently ,..'.' ''
''n''' "'r' SIMPLY '' i.I'.'.' '... ''..'
withdrawn nom These Z '''"''' 'l ,'. come
m'"'.m'"' "' ,n' lu',''" war. '' ''''.
" %, ''. I''''' '' ''''' ''.'''' '..' "
7''' ''"
"' 'n'" VINO was "''.,'''' ''' '"''7
'',", o' ,'' ,''''''..' ." M.
- -'''' I'd '"' '''''5.' '''' WIZ %. '''.'
,' ""'.
In th' case OF W. !. Morrill, who "a'
arrested Tor ron.'0s The mall th' "ranl
jury i'"n' ''.'' D'' N' n'l nor MAKE I.-
appearance having ''''.'''' 'l' '''I. Ut ''
rnm"r.' '''' ". j. no" 'n'A,ni % tour
through t'''p'''' ' ''' '''.'''' ''' "''''...
Lieut.. Porter, who was sent 90 the Mol
+ it0rmnan, 1ra supply of c1m".- 'or r''.
eminent, was 20 Kingston, Jamaica on i''
llil ult, with 30 of those animals. ILL.,
destination b. InInno'1' IrV.' where H'
ha' probably arrived before thi'
4 destructive Gr, occurred In phiaII
pha, lace wrek. Dos which property 90 t.n
amount of 100000 vns consumed, anil %
frmcu killed. The origin of Che Gm .s
unknown.
4 line ofstau.r' ha, In't hr.nssnFl'.'-
Ell between Alton, Illinois, AMI hauas.
tn. Grand Trgpt Railway .rgo, ..ll t.r,.
.,.... .t.s-u...1r.r.... f-E.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09

Judge Douglas has conveyed % The
Blrtist denomination of Chicago ten acr~
urlaul--l Croye-heautllully situated with
I'm the city limits, for the purpose of erecting
thereon 70 Uuivcrsity-withn condition that
the trustees shall lay the foundation Ut the
ellie, during the approaching an, and
rpand annually towards the huillin. sos
OOO until completed. The value OF thoh
is estimated at S2O, COO"
We clip the above from an exchange.
which profess great admiration Tor Judge
Dougll', and consequently secs IN this net
an exhibition OF almost unparalleled be-
ncyolnc'. Tho truth Of thcmattcr is. how
ever, this. Douglas owns seventy acres of
land in Chicago, worth as it. now stands
$1,000 PER acre. H. proposes 20 give ton
acrrs n any rariic, who will pledge thcm-
solve. % erect building worth SiOO,OuO.
upon IL. The remainder or the ton acre. J..
10 DO reserved asa public park, around
which the honorable gentleman win lay %.
house lots. and Immediately raise is ula'
10 halra million. Quite a snug operation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09

War ruE S1tnwE, TmNEuF 90. 4 cur-
respondent of the New York Tribune ,ays
that the United States soldier, who were
sent TO Lawrence to oyc7aw, che Free State
men, and assist sheriff Jones in making ar
rests, are all Fr,, STATE men. Lieutenant
Mcintosh, the commander Of ,hc d.ach-
msnt, stated before a large crowd, tIat,
never sinca be- was in the United State. gr-
vice, had be been ordered upon Disgrace
iul mission until now, but that De must
submit TO orders. Aniutclllsrnt man under
his command told the writer that "ncycr
before had he LpL,d u DO called q United
States soidir." What pity that General
Pierce did not himself take command Of this
detachment. The houors acquired by him
in Mexico would have been riyalIcd by those
which he might have gained ia this new
Geld.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28
MEDICAL.
EAR AND RYF
Drs LEBRUN & DuRno
OCULISISNND AJYRIS.-IIlo IN

IN Il. LEBRuN offers to those suffering fro,, :,
i " iR6iiiiils a0rul rcmcdies which h. Dfaih p
In nearly three Gousanl cases Of con;r,p,i ~ s1ecs
remetes have been psonounCs.I by nss HI,,,itr' n
and Delran, Of Paris and Curtis pIciier f ,oi I'D
most wonderful applied for t>caS yaion, r
middle car. They comprise different corr. l'i as,
Fious diseases that effect the external AM 'o 1,
II the disease Is confined to the external ar "a
apparent on the NH or sixth day. Ds lInsf! a,
IN ersIH ctS6 when the ear Is peril If1s,
ton. lie has eighteen certificates from " II i-,
deaf froIl infancy whose hearing now l--,l
and they enabled TO iS,Iri tie I,lrl fe;ar,i
tweny-SerEn hu:llrrl cases Of teafnes. iy 'gt! Or,
fully treated by him Certificates that r,I
on application. ia! Se,;-a
In all cases Oftleafuess arising fso,n i,,4,..,.,,
ei,iitl, even I'6,rttidH OF tire :! tsi
brave OF the ty,H pInHH' and ftsisIGia tsis i.
E1fia ri sHeltS: ResEOtS 'geetiohs, ,l M, ~ irs-.
or when the disease he traced to S.Isi y.o.i e.
Ious, Bilious Intermittent Revrr. Colds tn a b.
or IncrcuTal medicines, gatherings In the a,
&C., the sense can, In He'triy eee:.y iHs,,,ir. h.
Where want of secretion Is apparent th...a.
being dry aud sCalY; when the deafness il 49,.
nOIes In the ear, like Tustling OF leaves 81
falling water ringing Of bells, pul,alions l!s.,
ter, when In n STOPPING position S.nsain. !,
Of blood to the head had taken place: u,c, H. tr7t
perfectly acute where there is ulc;I noise or (. t
tn dull and cloudy weather, When cO!d is. - at,
The course pursued BY DE. LEDRUN l. coGsii55 t't:
lille. ''i '..f'i
DIR. DUFT0N, the only practitioner in Ia. ,.r,,.,,
who practses te neE, painless AMI succs,fi ~ S''''
irenting all diseases to which the eye Is subject
ry other means have failed to aorl relief ne ,,i
such fair and impartial trial. Patients h. - N
Few particulars Of thrir case, can have rrii, 4
part. ne 4-E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-28
Savings Bank Store.
Ngw FASHIONED lErrERs AT THE OLD PosroFFlt

II All NOW receiving and opening unusually large and
general aSsotnsnt Of Boots Shoes Hats Bennett Ln-
Wheeling, Va the formerly occupied
the Po4t Once and opposite the Mcure House, large
and entirely stock which purchascd for cash, from
tie Of the North, under the most favorable
circumstances, and oer them the citizens Of Wheeling
vicinity reduced Wholesale and RETAIL and respectful
b solicit share Of patronage.
say much praise Of my stock. II
mistake not, the people Of Wheeling mot so easily hum
haEIsd By advertising Pus suffice tto have any vT
ear Of menu youths boys' and Shoes, mirror SILK
Oen, WOOL LeEhoru, brush and straw Hats and for Ia
every variety Of SIX Lawn, Straw and Braid Bonnets OF
the most recent fashions and styles.
Aso-Shoes, slippers and Caters, both for ladies' misses
Bud children, Of the fashionable style, make and quality
call and for yOuFselves.
Having purchased large stock Of the above named ar
W0nd respectfully invite Country Merchants call
snd send their orders. will duplicate bills
sps D. H. WATSON.