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ThreShprS! ThreSberS!

a LII persons wishing to purease Threshers and Ma
IA chinery Of that Kind will do well to hand in their
orders Immediately, SIX REEDER, Agent.
Athens, Feb 22-tf
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A New Churn.

TNlIE undersigned is now prepared to fur
Il nish new Churn, to order, which he
warrants to churn butterin one fifth the time
usually taken by the common Churn, if prop
erly used. All he asks is fair trial. Any
person furnishing him with milk that is sour
and ready for churning, and he fails to cburn
il in five minues can have Churn free OF
nothing. Call over to the South side OF
Athens and satisfy yourselves
JAMES BAKER.
References IL. Dodson, Vim. G.. Horton,
Dr. Atlee, DIR. Deaderick. and others.
Athens, March Ia, lS56-tf-39O
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OFFICES. NO. I FIFTH ST., LOUISVILLE
KY, ANDNO. = COURTLANDT ST., Y.

The above popular medicines received and for sale By
q. W. ROSS, Athens; q. CANNON, Madisonvhie; oa,
and get Almanacs and circulars free. Fep i-ly-oo
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wxruEAT AND RACON.-we desire to
wv purchase wheat and Bacon, for which VIC VIII
pay the highest market value IN cash 20
~ JOHNSON, HORNE CO.,
AngS-tf cor ntoad aud Market sts., Nashville.
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Ell. il. TINbEY Go CO.,
Successors 10 FINLEY &c Herr0n,)
Receiving & Forwarding Agents
AND
General Commission Merchants,

Couh Nhdiii Ss tss
~ their personal attention to the sale Of all kinds
SU Of Produce and Manufactures, and wiz make
prompt returns OF the same, and to filling orders Ter all
kinds Of Goods in this mtrket for a commission Of ~
per cent Their personal attention will also be given to
the Receiving and Forwarding of Good: any part Of
the globe at 10 cents per package, except large pack
ages of Machinery and Furniture which will be charged
according to trouble and responsibility Iron In loose
bars and Spikes for Hail Roads will be put through at
$3.50 per ton, all expenses included and Nails at 10 cts
per key, all expenses included
Shippers may fully rely upon positively protecting
their interest against over charge Of measurement
weight and loss Of packages
Merchants OF Knoxville and of East Tennessee that
receive their goods atKnoxve, have them prompt
ly forwarded through this House. and pay all their bills
at Knoxville. tt tN
Those who choose to ship through our House and
that of Cover Davids, Greenville s. c., can have
their Goods promptly forwarded, and pay all reights
We would respectfully refer with pleasure to the fol-
lowing gentlemen, most Of whom we have daily transact
tions with believing them to be the proper referees
Shepherd, Maxwell Hoyt, Barry Mcdaniel; Mar
ley Ricard; Craighead Deaderck; N. Cannon
Son; Cowan Dickinson; j. s. Van Glider; T. H. Smiley;
Timothy Sullins; J. II. Walker; r. NJ. McPherson; Hol
land 4 Rawlins; Kinsloe Bro, Knoxville. Vim. b.
Coleman, Eontvale Springs. Henry Missroon, Agent
OF New York Steamers; John Caldwell Agent of Balt-
and Boston Sail Packets II. T. Baker Co., Agents
of Baltimore and Philadelphia Sail Packets; Homes
Story Agents of New York Sail Packets, Charleston.
II. l.. TINLEy, late Of Knoxville. Ten.
Nov23-tf-314 JAS. II. ART0IE, Charleston,s. @.
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nj cd Ell Clothing Store.

n HAVE just received one Of the largest and finest
n stocks OF READy-WADE ULOTHLNG that has
been opened in this market, which selected
with the greatest by who is well posted up In
Fashions and in the value OF Clothing and all OF which
made TO order and to tit. The stock is general,
and consists in part of Coats all styles; Pants to suit
the most fastidous; Vests, plain and fancy; Shirts
Drawers Cravats great variety; Collars Of the latest
cut Hosiery Of all subscriptions; fine Calf Skin Stitched
Boots and Shoes; the latest style Gaiters Chdren's
Shoes, &c. Also, fine assortment of Hats, of the
most approved styles Together with numberless other
articles Of which shall not attempt to speak here but
will take the greatest pleasure In showing to all who
may favor with call. All Of which are offered for
sale cheap for cash-no humbug about it
may 0-1y-39S W. G. HAINES.
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Goods Goods ! New Goods

VIM. Ell. 1AILEW
MOULD respectfully announce to his
w customers and also to the trading pub
lie generally, that he is now in receipt Of his
Spring and Summer Supplies,
to which he invites their attention. The
stock is large, embracing general assert.
ment of Ladies Dress Goods Bonnets, Bonnet
Trimmings, Gloves dc; Goods for Gentlemen's
Wear all seasonable styles Hats, Boots and
Shoes; an extensive assortment of Hosiery,
&C., de- 7'
Also, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Cutlery, and in short, almost every thing that
the wants of the public may require, or fancy
crave, and all of which be proposes selling
on the most reasonable terms. lie respectful
ly solicits an examination of his assortment.
Athens, April 20. lS56-396
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JOHNSON, HORNE & CO.,
Corner Of Broad and Market streets,
Nashville, Tenn.

XXTILL give prompt attention to receiving storing,
w purchasing, selling or shipping Cotton, Tobac-
co. Wheat, Corn, Flour and Bacon, and will also devote
especial attention to receiving storing and forwarding
merchandise Of every description.
Our facilities in point Of room and convenience are
equal to any in the city. Aug s-ly-4l1
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- LOu BON, TENN. -
HNils well known House has been newly fitted up with
bedding furniture, &c. The undersigned has taken
charge OF it, and in announcing himself for the public
patronage asks 1.-THE tree to be tested by its ru ana
pledges higself by assiduous attention and due
regard for the comfort and tastes of his guests they
shall be cared for and furnished with the best the coun
try affords He has also connected with the house the
large stable sheds and lot of Messrs Taylor Bridges
Co., and will be prepared in that line
Jan II 9t-3S1 WM NJ. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
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We would earnestly invite all persons who are suffer
ing with any of the ills that flesh Is heir to- to call on
Dr. John Bulls agent and get copy OF Bulls Family
Journal gratis aud for the sake OF humanity We hope
that single Individual will not be found unwilling 70
give Bulls Sarsaparla trial after resing anu recol'
Letting, the time that 1t Is impossible for the
Doctor to publish the tenth part of the number OF GER
thcates Of astounding performed by MS Sarapa,
rilla The amount of testimony voluntarily snoMered
on Dr. bulls Sarsapara, from well known anu distn'
gushed individuals both in public aud private lille, has
been perfectly overwhelming
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Just Received

W. D. NIONINLE1, CIefK
Sept 5, ls56-td-pr's fee $7-il5
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T E 8 T I M o N Y:

We have used John Bulls sarsaparilla, and have
known IL TO be used, with entire satisfaction and
have hesitate In stating our belief that It Is asae
and valuable medical pound and calculated pro.
duce much good and relieve much suering and therefore
would eheerfuy and earnestly recommend 1t to the
Afflicted
IL
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SOMETHING
NEW AND VALU Bile

The most powerful King the face Of the globe now
reigns supreme in the American Republic. The power
Of the crowned heads of Europe sink into insgnhcance
when compared to our American King
European kings employ the power vested IN then 70
the riches of the rich and lordy and TO reduce
10 greater misery and degradation the poor and depend
cnt. our American King goes forth with equal willing
ness to the ordly mansion and the humble CABIN ready
alike to administer relief and to offer health and happ-
ness to the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-07

BEFORE y. Il. SMITH, POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Wsy l6th.-William johnson, was found
on tie 18th, toy the marshal in state Of
bcaStly intoNi-ation. owned the corn and
was Let off with a fine of 50, which tic con-
Guided 10 work out in the calaboOsc.
Pijtip NlrchiHgtOn-Saine day, being
drunk. hurled III sslcs at his wife and threat
cncd her with a knife, upon which, becoming
alarmed, she had him hauled up when he
was fined 50, which he paid like man.
1Tth.--I'dirick HoHey-Drunk. Owned
up and fined s., which not paying, he was
sent below.
23d.-JoIn MNichoIas--Came home
drunk, commenced beating his wife, and
Threatening to chop up things generally with
a hatchet. Fined s., which he paid and
was let off.
DaaL NcDermOtt-Got drunk and was
found fighting on Sunday. Fined 50.
2Gth.-F"triek Hdne-Found very badly
sioughcd, SO as TO be both helpless and un-
conscious. Owned up and paid 50.
21th.-Intrick Honey-Drunk-scc second
offence. Fined, and not being able to pay,
calaboosed.
Js"es Cox-Pickcd up drunk. Fined s.
and ditto, ditto.
2Sth.-Iatrick Siiman-Committcd by
mayor for disturbing the council while in
session. Patrick seemed to labor under the
impression that he was an alderman, or
ought to be. lie was brought to a realiza-
ton of his error when he found himself
mulctcd $40.
29th.- YIN. c. 4. .SmiM-A stranger,
was found lying in a broiling sun in state
OF bcastly intoXication. Was fined 80,
which not being able TO pay, he was about
to be ict off on condition that he would enter
complaint according To the ordinance against
the that sold him the liquor, which lie
was proceeding TO do. when Mr.. Hertzel,
who Keeps the City House, got wind of it
and had the fine paid
3Oth.-Vm. Ioiiop-IIad committed an
assault and battery upon an old lady and
her son, who he supposed deserved whaling
for annoying him. Seemed to be much as
tonished TO find he had violated law. Fined
50, which he paid.
June Jos. CAdrk-Drunk-fned and
committed for nonpayment.
NichaeL Uerrin-Ditto, ditto.
ith.--I"trick For,i--A pretty hard drink
or, and when intoxicated, which is nearly
always his case, abuses his wife. was finally
brought up on complaint Of his better, tried,
found guilty, fined So, aud bound over to
keep the peace.
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WHAT shall be in place Of Georgia currency is now
the question agtating he monetary circles Of the West
The Withdrawal Of three millions of currency has been
and will continue to be seriously felt by all classes Of bu
sess men, and unless Illinois Banks expand the
East provides with circulating medium, money will
continue at the high which it has been held this
winter. The principle Of Georgia money is undoubtedly
wrong. Wherever paper expansion has exceeded gold
and silver in s circulation, ruin has been follow
Yet the confidence Of business in the leading
Georgia Banks is unlimited and the subscriber knowing
Atlanta Interior and Macon be good, will continue
receive the notes of said Bank, in payment for lots
III. south side Of the Illinois River These Lots Of
fer-d bargain and fail t. suit either for in
Improvement, and To those who Hing
unable toray the prices charged by -Pceu
for Lots the north side tile subscriber would
earnestly call their attention the superior advantages
orere, in Glover's Addition. frh23 OLIVER CORNELL
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Consumption Can be Cured.


For the cure Of Coughs, Code, asthma, Con
sumption, Broaehiuis, :Yistiasof Blood, Pal.
in the Side and Breast, Pieurisy, IVhoopins
Cough, and oil Diseases Of the Lungs ana
Chest.
Among all the celebrated remedies for di-
seases of the Lungs and Chest, ncne seems 10
be NEE ling with 81, h succ-ss, AMI to give ruch
entire satisfaction 10 all, IA
DIR. Carriers Cough Ilaisaff3.
This vluaJefcmedy is pucely vegetable id all
its ineredien., and perfectly harmless III all its
qualities, aud as mid and pleasant as the moet
delicate cordial. 1t is very soothing and he Iling
IL tie Lungs, and is everywhere acknowledged
by Druggists, Physicians, and all who have use
it, to be the most efec,ual curative known.
COnsumptive Reader,
Beware of mere palliative medicines. The OBJ
ject of nearly all the medicines now offered for
diseases Of the Lungs Is to relieve and not TO
cure. Such is not the case with DR.. Carfer's
Cough Baisam. In Colds and Coughs, which are
the first symptoms OF Consump ion, it is the
most pleasant and efiicacous remedy that can
possibly be used. In confirmed Consumption it
has been used with perfect aud Triumphant sue
cess where he mos, eminent physicians had Civ
en- up all hope as vain. So confident Is the pro.
prietor Of its power to cure Tuberous Consump.
ton that be soiiciis trial in the rorst Of cases
Splitting of Blood.
This frightfui symptom Of Consumption is
speedily checked and prevented by the use ofDr.
Carriers Cough Balsam, which heals The affected
HE mbrane removes the incIpient tubercles, and
restores those vital organs, and iu.ss, to s0uni
and healfhu c0Ddifi0a
Expectation.
Free Expectation is the most important OBJ
ject be attained in all attempts to cure diseases
of the chest and lungs. The cough, which is SO
distressing, is simply the result oil desire to ex-
pectorate and, as long as foul matter exists i'm
the air passages, it will continue to irrtate the
membrane and pr0rOkc cough. Coughing is an
attempt to throw off this matter, and e1peefora-
ton gives great relief. Inability TO expectorate,
in the latter stages Of consumption, is the cause
death.
DIR. Carriers Cough BaI>am
Is great expectorant. Ii di SOLVES the morbid
and diseased matter IN the air passages, changes
IL from thick gutnoss substance 10 a thin harm
less fluid and throws it of with The creates, pos
sible and comfort TO the patient. There is
no better medicine in the world if its eXpectorant
qualities alone be considered.
Every Family
Should be supplied witt Dr. Clrter's Cough Bal
sam, TO IN the early stages OF Coughs. Colds
Spitting Of Blood, Pam IN the Side and Chest
Bronchitis, Difficulty OF breathing, Night
Sweats, Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough
and Group. and thereby counferaet the eonsumr-
tire tendency which Is produced by our erer
changing climate.
81 Priee-Tnal bottle 25 cents per bottle !;
large bottles : per bottle, or bottles for S..
- Prepared and Sold by DR.. EAsTERLr, cor
ner OF THIRD and Chestnut streets, ST. Louis,
Mo.
in Ottawa and by Druggists and dealers in med,
crn-s generally, throughout the West and South
Augu-ti
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JOHN PEKHAMUS,
Merchant Tailor, Clothier, and Gentle
mems Furnishing House,

At Its old stand, toest side Of the Square opposite tie
court Honse,
n ETURNS thanks the citizens Of Ottawa and its vic
II nifty their liberal patronage for the past year. and
his old friends and the public that he has
turned from the Fast and is receiving variety OF
SUMMER GOODS, Of the latest styles and best manufac-
Stock consists of French and German Broadcoths
in every color black and fancy French English and Ame
rican Doeskins and Cassmeres Drabita Cloths Apaccas
Bugcnas Summer Cloths in variety Of coors, black and
figured Silk Satn and Velvet Nestings, white, bull and
figured Marsees Linen Coatngs. and every description
Of Goods adapted to the Summer trade. - =
He also keeps hand Stock of READY MADE
CLOTHING which l. and made up under his own SUI
peryision is warranted to better than inn
ported Eastern work
Ills stock Of GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS is
new and very best quality and will be sold the
lowest possible figures.
He invites the public to call and examine before pur
chasing and they will find it TO their advantage have
their Clothing made in servceable and fashionable
manner He keeps hut the best workmen, and ali
garments made at his establishment warranted suit
his All orders for making Clothing when per
furnish their Goods, promptly attended to- and
garments every Kind will be customers wishing
get them made elsewhere, and warranted ut pro-
pcrlY made up. ape
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PURIFY THE BLOOD!
MOFFAT'S
Life pills and Phoenix 1BitlcrS.

Free from all .HAaefdL POtsOHs.
VTyIIE popularity which MoFFAr's LFs Pills and
PH1NIN BTTEIS have attained in consequence Of the
extraordinary effected 10y their renders il
necessary for the proprietor to enter into particular
ANALYSIS of their medicinal virtues properties. Having
been than twenty years before the public, and ha-
wing the united testimony of more than THREE MILLIONS
of persons been restored to the enjoyment of
perfect health by Them it l. believed that their reputation
the best vegetable medicines now before the public.
admits Of dispute In almost city and village in
the United States. there who ready to tes
fy their efficacy in removing disease and giving To
the whole renewed vicor and health.
In cases of S,RoFrL,, ULCERS, SURvY ERuPToSs of
the skin the operation of the lFE MEDICINES is truly
tonishiuc often removing in few days vcsge of
these diseases by their purifying effects the
blood. and AGuE, DYSPEPSIA, DRoPsy, Pnss and
in short all deases yield to their pro-
per,ies No family should be without them, by their
timely much suffering and expense may he saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM b. MorF,r. NJ D., New York,
and for sale by d. WALKER Agent.
Oct 2. Ottawa. Ill.
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At meeting of the Ottawa IIibcrnian
Benevolent Society, held at their Hall on
Tuesday evening, June Sd, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
UhereGs, Our brother, Joseph Carey,
lately member of this Society, has been re-
moved from us by death; and whereas, we
deem this a suitable and proper occasion tC
express our feelings Of regard and affection
for his memory-thercforc
HesOiced, That in this affective dispense
ton of Divine Providcac we are called Ia
mourn the loss of BROTHER beloved and cs-
teemcd among us-of good citizen and a
faithful friend.
RtsOlrcd, That We tender to the widow OF
our deceased friend and brother the assur-
ancc of our cordial sympathy with her in
this hour of her aliiction.
DAS'I.. {. O'kASE, Sec.
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Notice TO the Sick.

The citizens of Ottawa and vicinity will be graied to
learn that Messrs A. c. q A. s.. PUTNAM, Druggists,
have been appointed Agents for the sale Of Dr. EASTER
Lys Popular Family Medicines. His medicines bet
prepared prompt and eiIectua in subduing the
diseases ncdens to this climate than others in general
They meeting with rapid sale in nearly every
city town in the West and give general satisfaction to
those that them For further information in regard
to these remedies, the sick and afflicted invited to
careful perusal Of Dr. E,sTERLYs advertisements which
be in columns this day.
Merchants and druggists who already supplied
with them, would do well to call upon Dr. Easterly in ST.
LOUIS and obtain stock of his popular articles, from
his agents in Ottawa August 4.
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OTTAWA frte Gra0tr.
CITY Council.

Nay 3.-Ald. Dow presented the report
Of the city treasurer, which was referred 10
the finance committee. The report shows
the receipts Of the city from all sources du-
ring the year to have been s5,23J 60, AL OF
which, with the exception OF a small ba-
lance, the treasurer presents vouchers for as
having paid out on orders.
John Hossack was allowed TO construct an
area around his building on the corner OF
Main and Clinton SIS, and extending #.
into the street
AID. True, from special committee, re.
ported in favor Of allowing claim of n. w
Woodruff for sos, for stone, l.. Il. Delano
$3.50, for masonry, and l.. ii. Eames and
n. X. Smith 500 each, for money advanced
on improvement. of La Sale ST. canal bridge.
Report adopted and the clerk directed to is
sue the orders,-the last two payable in one
year at ten per cent.
The marshal presented his list Of persons
liable to do street labor, and on motion two
days labor was taxed to each person SO liza
Bile.
An ordinance in relation to storing gun
powder was adopted. Allows no person to
keep oyer % lbs. at time in town.
The amendment proposed at the last
meeting to the prohibitory ordinance was
taken up. The amendn elt proposed to
exempt beer, ale, cider, and native wine
from the operation of the law. The motion
on its adoption was decided in the negative
by the following vote:
Ieas-Green, Richardson, Harris--3.
Nays Nctte, Leavcns, Wade, Dow,
True, Barton, Nitchelm-7.
The council then adjourned.
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BY ROYAL

DREPARFD from prescription of Sir James Clarke
i MD Physician Extraordinary To- The Queen. Til.
invaluable Medicine is unialing in the cure Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident TO tie female
constitution. "
IL moer.ies all excess, removes all Instructions, and
brings the monthly period with fesGlarity. These
Pills should De used two three weeks Previous 10 con
hnoment they crtiy the constitution und lessen The
suffering during labor. enabling the mother 10 peifUr
her duties with safety TO herself and child.
THESE Pulls suorLD TAKEN FEMALES DURING THE
FIRST THREE MONTHS or PsECXASCY, THEY ARE
SURE IT. BRING oS MISCARRIAGE. BuT ANY TiaL
TIER
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
the Back and Limbs, Ieayness. Fatigue Slight Exer-
ton, Palptaon of the Heart Lowess of Spirits Hys-
terics Sick Headache Whites and all the painful disea-
SEES occsoned by dsordered these Pills will ef-
feet cure when all other lave failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do contain ron calouiel
anthony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package Price, in
the United States and Canada One Dollar.
Sole Agents for the United States,
l. C. BALDWIN Co,
Rochester, y. Y.
n. Il. $l00 enclosed to either of the Agents
will ensure bottle of the Pills by mail.
For sale by L. Y. GRlGGS, Agent,
Ottawa, Ill.
J. II. REED Co., Chicago, Wholesale Agents. octl
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FRrir.-That is happy invention in re-
ference to the formerly pcrishable fruits, by
which the abundance of one season may be
husbanded to supply the deficiency of the
next. Mr.. Lownsbery, for instance, has a
large supply of peaches, raspberrios, cher
ries, plums, &c, of last years crop, put up,
in their natural state, in Theoretically sealed
jars, and preserving all the freshness and
richness of flavor Of the new fruit. To ap-
prcciate the beauty of the invention it is
only necessary to give him call. Opposite
the post office.
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The EYE.-AmonSst the many diseases
which flesh is heir to, We know of none that
has baifled the skill of the medical faculty
more than those TO which the eye is subject.
ayhat can be a greater aillction than the loss
OF sight.to have excluded from view all the
varied and beautiful works OF nature and
arts The subject was brought to mind a
few days ago by seeing an old resident Of
ff,is county, Mr.. JAMES GALLOWAY, walking
about our streets and looking around as ma
turally as anybody. knowing that Mr.. G.
had been entirely blind for some time previ
Gus, we took occasion to enquire into parti-
culars Of the recovery Of his sight, and
found that he had been under the care of
DIR. j.. B. WALKER, of Rochester, n. Y,
for five weeks only. DIR. W. performed
surgical operations upon both eyes, one Of
which had before been unskifully operated
upon by another surgeon. Mr.. Galloway is
now able to see and attend to his business al
fairs. Mr.. Hickling, Mr.. Harris, and some
other citizens of this county, have also been
under the care of DIR. w for various d.
seases OF the eye, and all have returned with
improved eyesigh., and give their testimony
20 the skill and care Of Dr. w. We feel
warranted IN advising such OF our readers
whose eyes are afflicted, and who have failed
90 set relief from treatment elsewhere to try
Or. Walker.