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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

CoYsuMprIoS OF SrRAwBrRRrEs.-Mr. R. G.
Parder, in his revised aManual of the strawber-
~ says that during the last year New York
city consumed from $4,000 to $1,000 bushels
of this delicious fruit; Philadelphia from 10, 600
to $4,000; Boston from 5000 to 1900, and
Cincinnati from II 600 to 1900. Over 5000
were received many days daily at New York, for
its own supply, and that of its suburbs. A sim
gle county in New Jersey, from single port,
over 90 miles distant, sent us by steamboat,
during one day, 100000 baskets, and several
years ago the Erie Rsilroadbrought s98 bushels
to town on single train.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08
ALrENoRE, Oct. -, IS.
.vs,sr,. Mortimer & .Vo,csrnu: S4lrINOn

I
GExTs-I have delayed entirely too long in
writing relation the Hsmpton's Tine
fear that cannot give the atetedwOd
just Idea of the good have derived from its the ben
attached with the chronic rheumatism in its malig
tinpet aictsd uuti Atlantic ocean on
gathcriny Thad at this time attained my growth and never
exnrctrt IN he we'll AGAIN M the dspsS came in Tho rS,
place. Of being TacciEatsd from child who had white
swelling. When my gathering broke did discharge
than quart, and continued trouble every time
Itook cold astn the least Iagued; my bodily strength
reduced to the weakness Of infancy was several tmcs
the graves hip joint had been out Of place
came dOe7ted These snerinss and the general debility
felt from the constant discharge Of my gatherings caused
thick ,hatI should be permitted
how 1t felt to be free from pain and suGcrnS even for
hour until body should bee hanged aud become like
on Immortality"
had taken many medicines, and received little ben,
eft that had confidence in Ihad used of nearly all
the 81 "Etsd L1a!E'e"ts aud other external remedies
had heard o. had been placed by friends under
81 the best physicians in England and all the relief obtain
cd vas but Of transit0ry duration.
When frstheard Of Hanpton's Tneture, had the
known Mr. Jarrett PluEmeT hcnh his zuEinEs the
worst, aud had witnessed the wrought upon him.
ken one bottle before began to feel its beneficial etectsmy
strength reurued-ny appetite became goU,-y complex.
clear-I felt like another person. Through
OF this friend you became acquainted with my case, and
requested to ur you told MT such pccu-
liar thar you would like the effects of the Tincture
fully developed III il, and If desired take it, you would
present If IL for the Of fveyerrsbut
y eighteen months have 4nqsed TAdUe ersry sym
ton q. disOss; have become strong and heaEtyI
stand much not more than of lady acquunt-
ances. have heahfu complexion, and all my friends
say an getting quite shy one thing certain lame
limb Is quite large again before, and "trip
about home without a crritch.
often wish my parents had known OF this remedy when
child believe should have been saved the
Chatting pain have been subjected to- we'll the efomi
OF body must the grave and parents would
been under such heavy from doctors bills
and in sending they did, to the celebrated Springs il
England in search Of health. wish all the afflicted world
could hear the benefits have derived this
Tincture Of HampOns. try make all acquainted
its virtues with whom in contact.
Gentlemen. am thousand times obliged you, and yor
at liberty my name and all.
remain, yours in gratitude,
MARY A. SCOFIELD,
No. $50 W. Baltimore st.
To Messrs Mortimer MOwbray go baltimore street Bal
/ more.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

Another JA1l-BmD GoxE-On Wednesday
evening last, Francis Hall, a young man from
Kirkwood tp., against whom the Grand Jury at
the last term, found true bill for grand larceny,
broke jail about dark in the following shrewd
manner. He was confined in room upstairs,
succeeded in springing the bolt of his door,
passed down stairs and secreted himself in 4
dungeon near the outside door. When the per-
son, carrying his supper, came in, passed thro'
the hall, and went upstairs to his room, he pass
ed out he was tracked some distance, as he
made his way northward, but dark Intervening
the chase was given ups. G3airseile Gqs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

LET THAT SrAND.-la correspondent of the
Southside Democrat gives an account of "a lad
named Richard Spires, in Sussex county, who
aceidently shot himself with q istol last week.
The little fellow, only 10 years of age, thought
he was about to die. aud said tohis father: ''Pa,
Tn afraid I'm dying shallI dogE Pray
to God, my son, to pardon all the bad you've
done" said the father. The youth remained
thoughtful for moment, and then again said:
'.2d only did little sin in my life, and IN let
that standl" The wound, though serious, may
n8t provo fatal!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08
rsg-The office of AZ Treasnrer of Otta,r,

fY~ The office of the Treasurer of Ottawa
county, at Port Clinton, was entered Saturday
night, and sirty:fee hundred dollars abstract
ed from the money drawer The Treasu-
rcr, Mr. S. H. Smith, represents that he usu-
ally took the money home at night, but did not
do soSaturday. The room was entered by rails
ing the window, and the money distracted by
forcing the drawer open. No safe or vault was
provided by the county, for keeping moneys
and books, and for want of such depository
this money has been lost. No clue, we believe,
has yet been had of the robbcr. The Western
bound train on the C. & T. R. R. was detained
at Port Clinton, Saturday night, by snow drifts,
and it issurmised that some of the light fingered
gentry passing on the train, used the spare time
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

The PEACu PEosPEcr-Bcing often accosted
as to theprospcct for peaches the coming year,
permit me to state that an examinationwasm made
to-day (the 18thinst.) from cuttings taken from
six different peach trees; and after critical in
spection of all the blossom buds, the result was
an average of about one-haIf of all the buds from
the six different trees had black spots in the cen
tire of each bud, which is a sure evidence of the
blight ofthe fruit. Ny own experience in peach
culture for the last 90 years in the of Iron
dcquott, has demonstrated to me that when Sc
we're winter has destroyed one half of the buds,
the effect not unfavOrable to very good crop,
Of the very best fruit 1.-THE mischiefstops here,
Ietus thank Heaven and take couraSe.-RuraL
". YORKER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

A HgRMT-Thirty years ago, man named
PGummer, living in Maine, burnt the mill of q
relative from motives Of revenge. &c was de-
4ected, stabbed the officer who attempted to ar
rssthim, and fed to the Isle Of Hol, on the coast
of Maine, dug cave and supported himself by
hunting and fishing. There he lived for many
= bis retreat and Yept begging, until in Septem-
her last he died 81 AfontgiIle, so years old
~ BIS appearance was most strange, hairy and
hearled He looked Ike an Egyptian monk Of
he Theboid
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

WASHINGTON CASoXIzpD. Did you know that
Washington had been placed in the calender of
saintss There lisa church at Rivas, over which
lisa very wellexecuted bust of the leader of the
American Revolution, and on inquiry of native
of the town, 1 was informed that It was q bust of
the good saint George Washington" confess
that as Ipassed thiSchurch, felt like taking off
my, hat and did it-not because Of custom, but
because couldn't help -1Tcqyaguaa Cor.
N y Herald
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

THE CHURCH or Exo1ASp.-The established
Church of England are agitatiug the subject of
revision ofthe Scriptures Alta meeting ofboth
Houses of ConvocatiOn of Canterbury, at West
minister, on the 1stinst, Canon selwyn gaveno-
tee of motion:
'To propose petition to the Upper House,
requesting his Grace and their lordships to take
into their consideration the subject ofan address
to the crown, praying that her most gracious
Majesty may be pleased to appoint body Of
learned men, well skilled in the original language
of the Holy Scriptures;
ITO. consider such amendments of the author
lied version as have been already proposed, and
to receive suggestions from all persons whornay
: Be willing to offer them:
ITO communicate with foreign scholars on
difficult passages, when it may be deemed ad-
visible:
TO examine the marginal readings, which
appear to have been introduced into some edit
Cns since the year 1911:
TO point out such words and phrases as have nav.
in the lapse of time.r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08
EoR cRRIsTnls AND VIEW YEARS
PRESENTS.

ADAMS Premium DaguvrreOtypist has the pleasure of
informing Wheeling, producing by
she aid Of chemical agss, Ambroypes unlike those
heretofore made in this city. They such brfancy
boldncss and artistic finish, admiration Of
every one including artists Visited most cele
brate Eastern Galleries. who pronounce them e best they
ersr saw."
-FIve Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams Remember the Gallery corner Main aud Union
streets. dclS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08
UsIOs BANK OF LorlsrASA,

= y
Counterfeit notes of this Bank, of the denom-
inatiou Of ffies, issue of 1856, purporting to
be signed by p. N. Wood, Cashier, have bsen
discovered
The most striking feature in them is the right
hand yignetts. The genuine note represents
the nsof farmer, Of eighteen, while in the
counterfeit it is that Of nan, orone of mature
age The imitation Of the signature of the Au-
ditor, S. F. Marks, upon close examination will
be found 10 be engraved the other signatures
GEO. A. FRERET, Cashier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08
s.yONE NEED DEsP .4IR.N

The many cures made by HamftOSs Vegetable Tincture
daily remarkable the intense excite
men and every day the demand for it the Increase
The above letter Is of respectable ct
GEMS selected FROM number recetvrdlilhln days.
from gentlemen high standing This city, giving certia
prompt by the Tincture
themselves, children, Under care
of diseases which had pronounced incurahle Tao
cures of $'inal Diseases particularly worthy
tics We respectfully invite public call
letters.
ror sale by TN. LOGAN co.
mh6 Gepl Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

Yield, go bushels or PIG bushels per acre.
The difference in results from large and small
seed, was manifest. Two rows planted with
large seed uncut, gave 10 bushels, l04 of which
were of good size. Two rows adjoining, planted
ofgood size. BY small seed is meant not rery
small, hut such as the farmers are much in tho
habitof planting Country Gentleman, Jan. p.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

SOMETHING ABOUT H4WPTO5oS 77SCTURE-TO
NERVOUS SUFFERERS
As Invigorator and Restorative where gentle st!-
liant is wanted, believe superior A the Corai4
fore the public, for DYSPEPSIA COUGHS SCROF
GLA and RHEUMATISM, with all disases Of the Stomach
Bowels it has been truly successful the single and
will testify.
Eds- Cal! and get pamphlets and see cures.
For sale BIZ T. n. l.OSuu 81 Co. Wheeling, Gen.
eral Agents.
Sold BY MORTIMER MowBEAY,
ga Baltimore st., Baltimore,
and St4, Broadway, y. y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08
spRING ELECTIoN.

I'VE charge FyE DolIAns for inserting nominations for
Sheriff. be paid invariably in advance. Persons not co-
plying with this rule, Vim understand Why their announce
raents do rot appear.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08
YTIzFy1S CANDIDATE.

Ma EDt4oa Please Oblge many citizens b announcing
worthy felON-citizeu. ISAAC COTS As candidate
in the ensuing Spring Election for the Office of Sheriff
Ohio county.
fess MANY CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

-Cholcr. being the disease all most
dreaded will he well all mind that pre-
veutve Ostetter's celebrated stosch Bters stand
head, and therefore all should keep supply at hand
during bad weather Its effect upon Stomach when
dsOrsantzed by diet and its vving influence upon the
system truly astonishing, and be described,
felt when as per directions Bottle. Further
upon them would he superauOus they known
far and wide.
FOrsaleby all the principal Druggists and by hotels
generally.
LAUGHLISs &BUsHFIELD.
nh6 t. IL. LOGAN & CO. Agents
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LET THE AFFLIoTED. NkAR THE TESZZB0SI


or 4 L4DT.
ITO those who have the pleasure OF knowing her, need
i say nothing, 6nt TO others remark that desire to
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak None
prcca:e her joy and gratitude in being relieved from pain
aer years Of suffering unparalleled but those t there be
anyl who have suffered like her.
Miss 8 has long been resident of this cityor the last
has successfully conducting school No. $50
Baltimore The happy change in her health subject
of Rstouishment and IotO her friends. We ask
those Interested to call She will tell them
her H0ns 7fRctHre than she has written. Thus
is that this remedy giving relief to the sick We
refer the public to them Prom distant places also
hear OF the happy result These facts with the
testimony Of thousands, should SEepesn and
prejudice hide their heads and cOacrde that uRnptoEs
T!ncture Is a wonderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08
TrusteeIs Sale
Farm for Sale
8 MILES FROM WHEEL I'M,

DESIRE 10 sell my PNrm, situated on the National pO
about miles east Of this cv, AMI containing On, ill.,
dred and Ten The lIempGtld Railroad as,ts I,,
the land which contains Forty Acres Of most Ntllnt
anordng cheap and ready means convey the ,am,t,
good market, the remaining Seventy Acres Is GTt M
soil suitable for garden purposes, sufficiently Ghrr ~
continuing also an Orchard Of Three Hundred 49,
Fr;t Rearing Trees. "'
For terms Of sale snry to Alfred Caldwell Or the u1
signed. ''
f-1Qtf riInS n, nm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

CRoP OF PoTAToEs-One and one-fourth acres
Land stocked with Timothy and clover; moved
one year; and then winter killed Planted April
25-27, with early June potat9@es-part large
three feet apart, manfred i'll the drills, and COW
cred with small plough. Ploughed and hood
three times, and top dressed twice with ashes
and gypsum, siftcd carefully on the top when
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

Nsss EDrTORs =Ycu vil confer favor upon many vO-
By Announcing our esteemed and worthy tOW-Czen,
H. H. HUBBEIL, as candidate for Sheriff at spring
election.
rs ONO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08


R9" An article in Tie London Morning Post,
received by the late arrivals from Europe, and
: copied into another column, has found its way
into some of our journals, accompanied with the
. remark that it possesses more than ordinary
significance since that paper is, or IS believed to
be, aort of spokesman to Lord PalmcrSton,-
The article is severely condemned by all, and by
many regarded as sayoring strongly of saltpeter.
The only thing about it that strikes us is its i'm
prudence and extravaganza. 1t proposes that
France and England shall form aleague,.and search
for llihusters on board ofall our vessels running
to tropical regions. To do this successfully, it
proposes stiff squadron of French and English
men-of-war. Seeing that they will involve the
question of the right Of search, The Posi- ami
cahlY proposes scale Of demurrage payable to
all ships where illibusters are not found. The
Post is fool.
Our Nicaragua and Panama steamers carry
every week some thousand passengers. The
Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, and Norfolk lines
also swarm with men and women. The track
of our Southern steamers is covered with con-
cmlrse Of travellers going and returning Every
man of the entire mass is bound on his own err
rand and goes and comes and sojourns where he
likes. In the crowds. thus going and returning
men of all descriptions are to be found. Labor
ers, gentlemen, miners, fillibusters, poets, phil
osophcrs, men speaking all tongues and Of pretty
much all shades of color, throng these vast wat
cry avenues. Indeed, tho whole interchange of
a numerous population on the Atlantic and Pa
eiic sides of the continent is carried on over
the suspicious route, Does The Post propose
that the Governments of France and England arc
to set military guard over this great highway,
and cry stand 70 every traveller upon it, hold
ing him at the lannon's mouth until he recites
the story of his life, character and purposes
What stupendous absurdity is such SUPPOSE
t;onl To pretend to the right to search these
vessels IS to assert claim which no nation would
dare for an instant to make good. The Post
has quite oEershot the mark. If it designed
fright for the Yankees, ithas made q ludicrous
{ mistake
The entire article Of Tie Post is sheer nom
sense Its sentiments partake Of the folly which
intimates intimidation from fleets at Bermuda,
aud extra tFoopsat Quebec aud Halifax. Our
cousins across the water may rest assured that it
flake something quite different from this bru-.
sum sIillmen to make an impression upon this
country, or to alarm its people.-H T. Tribune.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

TO TIE PF0PLE or ONO C0ETTE
myself as candidate for the Office of Sheriff
Should be elected win cndeavOz to discharge the duties
with fidelity.
fa a. DEDHIoN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

TO THE FoTERS or ONO C0CSTE
Irespcetuliy announce ysef candidate for the Ofce
OF Sheriff, at the coming Spring election.
jn2s VT. s1BY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08

@The following letter from Mr.. Collins, in
reference to the steamer Pacific, will be read
with interest:
NV YoRx, Feb 90, 1856.
D; D. Erring, Esq., Hartford:
SIR-In answer to yours of yesterday,
Just at hand, have no apprensions for the Pa
eifics safety-think she has met with an acct
dent to her machinery and been obliged to put
back to Liverpool, in which case you might not
hear of her for month yet. Do not think she
is in the ice, or has been -1s-eur steamers have
frequently been in and come ont without. sus-
timing any serious damage. Hoping that YOU
may soon receive intelligence of the Pacifc's
am. sir. yours. yery Respectfully.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-08
REAL EsTAFE sA1,Es
For Rent.

EINIIE four story hricl, known rs tie C,tlDc,
i house. corner Of Main and quincy 81, IS"',| VA
en- on the lat Of April. Apply 10 ''''"s ~
lRh7 ALEX pocpr
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Salesman Mantad.

WE wish to employ urst rate salesman who Is thorough
w acquainted with the Dry Goods Business.
Application In would be preferable with references
fee HEISKELL s SwEARINGEN-
"Truth stranger than Fiction"
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Address Da. J. pELAcY LEGRUN

Address '15s d. J. pELACf LEBRCN,
Union Place, New York CITY.
y IA Treatise the Nature and Treatment Of Deaf.
ness and Diseases Of the Ear, with the Treatment Deaf
Money letters must be registered by the Postmaster
Registered Letters Fs-pease bear this Ia
mind. Correspondents Enclose Postage for return
answers the New Postage Law requiring prepayment lei
'ss r., Val. ,.,- a, ,sx. mh4-sa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HEISKELL Is SWEARINGEN
re nov opening their Spring Stock eenps.ns many
- Particulars hereafter. nh.
NEW GOODS! VIEW Goods!
FIRST SPRING STOCK
Is Al present receiving and viii be received to begin IRON
= 'S'7 Tnanc Prayers
1IS Main street, leiOw Union st.
The wiz consist Of full assortment Of all seasonal
RsosiTsa by Express ss! q lsEgs n s,Ssk #
Straw sE, aud which shah sen at extremely low
P' NH ISAAC Prayer.
--5---g--- Us4N7lEI1. ....g5-
6N0 BARRELS Of Green Apples by .,,
Rlnont Chronicle publish to the amount Of a. and charge
FOR SHE
lot $40 ls fresh VeHison, at 10 cts per received
: @ ii'i vi '''s , gro WILSON.
For Sale.
Tthc Auction Rooms Of Mccoy HIGGINS. on Market
STOVES with Ovens and Fixtures complete Is well
good Stove. $500; sold before saturday
Gether with good Feather Reds, holsters and Pillows
and large assortment Of good Furniture. Mh6
FERGUSON, Murphy & Co.,
WHOLESALE
GTOceTS and Commission Merchants.
NO. Il2 LOMBARD ST,
BALTIMORE.
ouLD can attention 10 tiCr large and wen selected
viii promptly and faithfully the sale of all kinds
n, ns' of oIa an" 'e ''' "a
BANK STOCK AND CITY LOTS
at Pnblic Sale
r Will sel =, rnic ,urtion =, ,be fo,, dnor NJ IN.
Coprt Hons IL he hrhst bidder on PTijs The 9Th ay
& APR: E Bsni 1 RI 2lsa DOLLARS Of stock " he
bidder on saturiag The III ay Of 1 TIN LOIS in
Any d the above we properly viii he disposed OF ut private
sale previous to H. he T'T & aaSX 'ls Adm in Va
lHHO'a Of :. ahoenos[seE, "sce@ssH:
LARGE SALE OF
aLcnes ana JeWelfy, ,eo
~, r,--,.., M! mnrIteS SqnHr:; -, -. -, c.,
IutsHA9 IEIla! Ahn SattWuAS 'ns UtH -" "nN '@N'
mh5-,ltt
N mh5 LAUGHIINS BUSHF1ELD.
~ 4 DOZ -uost.t,sr'S Eiitsrs at
= = MILO hAI"iii.lNs hHsl!EIlLD. a.
10 DOE HamPtoHs Vegetable IinctGre at
L. mt5 LAIGItllNS BCsHFlELD.
On boz BatchelOr,. Hair Dvc at
lZNJ mb5 '' 4 IiT1jIIJNS 4 RIrSIJFlFLD
y GROSS Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL, AZ
~ i.2-- !.AIGIILiNs 4 BIs1lEIELD.
Z mis- LAUGHLINs 4 BusHFIELD
: NV g -. 777.; - i,7,
Il H'li' IAulMl1Ns 4 BUsAF1ELn.
II n DOZ. McIane's Vermifugr, Mt
w mIi5 LAUGHLISs BUsHFIELD.
40 DoZ IcIar.'E liver pill. al -
| OU uh6 LAUGHLINs. BUsTIFTIID,
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I'VE, the undersigned practitioners Of medicine city
Of New York. having had occasion witness practice
Drs LeBrua aud button diseases of the Ear and Esr
ing aside all personal Jealousy aud prejudice freely admit
the pursued by them in treating diseases OF
tended T. is well worthy ule attention of professional
brethren throughout the Cnite States. Their system
treating diseases Inid and Internal ear BY the use
Of nedicsted vaPUrs particularly in chronic aud compll-
Gated cases, forms in the practice OF surgery
aud fills up rcil which has long hcen the general
practitioner. In disease Of The eye they seldom require
resort to operation. As skt aursts and ocusts
enthusiastically devoted their profession cordially &C.
commend them 70 such may require their aid"
Sgned4 ALEX1HEDE X. NOR, II. D.,
GEn s. GR4xEE, NJ, D., UoRACE WIEsLow, II. D..
c. DEIP1X, 81. n, ALL5VeS B. FRANCIS ~ D.
7. v. N1S BuRsE, n. D. BEDFoED DnRE4Cs, 81. D.
Se1e York, August :, 1919.
Students Si-h:ug perfect themselves in this branch Of
medical Sciences viii find opportunity joining the class
ut the Eye and Ear Iufsmary Of Dr. Descy LeBrn Union
Place CliuquS every Tuesday and Friday afternoons from
TO 3 o'clock, during Medical College teTms.
TERSiS-Ffve Dollars, Consultation Fee. Ten Dollars
to be paid when the hearing restored its original acute
nsaa
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TIE PEOPLES CANDIDATE:
Our worthy citizen, SANIL IRWIN ESQ.,, will be support
ed for the ONCE of Sheriff. atthe election, by the
ftI VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.