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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-23
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MISUNDERSTANDING ~
IHBi1H Fl N&masSos June q:
against general specified charges, cldimfng that
in all thats666sdtates true greatnes She is the
frstStatc5@Hew sorrEto find Of the head
i6ffheG list oEassaflahs the Presfdant of the u.
s., who had deiherltelg perverted history 70
culogize the South at the aexpense Of the North.
He believed with South Carolina that the sfngi-
tive slave bill was unconstitutional,
Mr.. Keitt asked Burlingame forshis authority
f~rElatiye to South Carolina.
Mr.. Burlingame cited to the remarks of tho
Charleston Mercury. which spoke of the fugitive
slsye law as an Infringement on one ofthe most
cherished and patriotic prineiplesof the Cons
stitltion. In conclusion he referred to the
Sumner speech. the purity and no6leness of its
sentiments and seycrItys and its structures a.
gainst tyranny. Sumner never linda personal
enemy; his character wassa as pure as sthe snow
which falls on his native hills, his heart over
flowing withkindncss lorahumanb being bearing
the upright form ofman ne was an accomplish
ed scholar. and hiyalric gentleman. Amembert
Of the House who had taken oath TO supportthe
Constitution stole into the Senate and shiote him,
as Cain smotc his brother.
Mr.. Kettle is false: Sensational
Mr.. BurIingame replied, that he would not
handy epithets, but w~asrespbnsible for his LAM
guagc only, anddoubtess the gentleman wasre
sponsihle for his.
Mr.. Keitt-I am.
Mr. Burlingame, after describing and con-
demning theassault asked: Call you that chiy-
airy ? in what code of honor did you get au-
thority for that II we are not to have freedom
of speech, what is all this government worth
if we are to be calledto account by some distant
nephew of some gallant uncle, forsop1ething not
suited to their sensitive nerves? We want to
know if the conflict is to be transferred from a
peaceful intellectual field whose honors are equal
and easy2 We, desire to know it. The time
may come when Massachusetts, may withdraw
her representatives when safety is not to be
found for them underline flag of our common
country; but while they are here they willspeak
when and how they please. If pressed too far,
they will not shrink from the defence of the
honor of the commonwealth audstheir liberty of
speech. Ess38 -SisS
Nj. Keittsought the floor, which was award
ed to Carlisle, who declined to yield It. Keitt
gave notice that he should on Monday reply to
some points in Burlingame's speech.
Mr.. B%uriingame was privately congratulated
by his friends
Mr.. Carlisle condemned the Cincinnati reso-
%lutions, or, as he said, the tillibustcTing platform.
He said that Fremont would not receive an cleo.
toral vote of any district except that represented
by Giddinga. The contest is between Fillmore,
candidate Of the National party, and Buchanan,
who is supported by q faction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-23

WHEELING DlREcroRY.-Mr. C. S. Williams,
with his assistants, are now engaged in getting
up a new Directory of this city. 1t is a work
very much needed at this time, and should be
encouraged by our business men and citizens
generally. That We know Of there has been
hut one Directory of Wheeling published. It
was a very good and complete one, and contain
ed much valuable Information, but its day is
passed; time works wondrous changes, aud the
many new business houses, and removals of old
ones and change of inhabitants, demand a new
Directory. Weknow of no person better quail
fed for the task than is Mr.. Williams. It is his
basinesS He has published Directories of Gin
e%naati, Dayton, and Columbus, and the expert.
ence gained in collecting information for these
works, qualities him the better for the task of
getting up one for this place, which will do jus
nee to US as a city, and present fairly to the
public our city and our business as it is. But
IF. Williams cannot get up a Directory unless
cur citizens help him BY giving him cards to
publish, and their names as subscribers to his
book.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-23

WE had occasion, the latter part of last week,
to take a ride through parts of Ohio and brooke
counties, and while SO doing We made a careful
survey and inquiry into the state and prospect
Of the crops. We we're sorry to see the corn in
mostinstances looking very backward, much of
it being not above a foot in height. Although
it gensrally look healthy, yet in some instances
itseemed sered and yellow. The farmers, how
ever, do not feel particularly anxious as yet
about the prospect, trusting a great dsRl to the
htter part of July and.,frst half of August to
make the crop. They reason that from the back
ward Spring We will most probably have . ia
vOrable fall. The wheat prospect is fine, the
crop, especially the forward, looking very fair.
The straw is not so large as it has been som
years, but the headingi is very promising. The
weeVh has made inrCads upon some fields, most
y to q limited extent, and farmers think that if
the early part of the crop, which is the main
o9Iy OF what WAS Sown, can have two or three
days more of fine weather, it will put them be-
You'd the reach Of the insect-the only rernain-
ing danger being that of rust. The season has
been q very favorable one for wheat, rye, oats
and barley. There have been q few sales of
WOOL The highest figures We heard Of were
those of Mr.. Ohio Hedges Of this county and
the Ridgelys of Brooke, the former getting 81
and the latter Csc per pound. Tho sales of the
other clips were from 40 to SOC. Just now buy
Esare holding back, as it is thought eastern
esaieEs are afraid to buy heavily. We noticed
In 1.-THE bottoms that some hay had been cut and
re suppose the hay harvest will have cleverly
setin BY the last of this week Business Of all
kinds seemed tobe active and prosperous. At
Bethany we made calls 1pou. our old mercantls
friends, G. E. Curtis and Adams q Co. They
have two Of the finest store houses in Western
Virginia, and are remarkably persons whovisit
the town, As something very extra for inland
towns nOtsituhted IN any great thOroughfaTe Of
business The reason Of the size and finish is,
mat they b0thdOa large business, and have be-
come noted among produce raisers in Brooke as
paying generally more than market pEiecstfor
what farmers have to sell Besides theirs ellas-
'oF.ed country supplies, they bring Onthe finest
eosds ODE had in the east for the town ande col
hes demands.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

JuSE 2i.-Cotton market quiet Flour firm,
sales 5000 bbls. Wheat unsettled, sales ST.
900 bush. Corn heavy, sales $4,000 bush. Pork
.buoyant, sales 1880 bbls. Beef active, sales
200 bbls- Lard improving, sales 1900 bbls!-
Coffee firm, sales 800 bags Rio at 1114 Su-
gar firm, sales 1900 hhds Orleans. Molasses
firm, sales 100 bbls. Linseed oil heavy, sales
300 bbls. Lard oil quiet. Bacon firm. Butter
heavy, Stocks higher. u a44
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MARKET.

JuIR 21st-Four is still dull, with sales
at S4.95 for common; and 1910 for extra and
choice. Provision market very buoyant. Ba-
con sides 9,l2alO, Bulk do, eaa4. Mess porkis
firm at II. Keg lard held at III, and tending
upward Whisky, sales at 22la22 5-ac. Cot
fee is unchanged. Molasscs is held at from so
TO h2c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-23

TuEB fasoyc CeLEBRArioN-Ffom present in
dications, the company of Mssons and citizens at
steubenviIle WILDE much larger than we had ex-
peeted. The attendance from this city will be
very numerous. The steamer Convoy viii leave
With a load of passengeTs at s3O'clock p. m. Per
sons who have leisure can go up by the Pitts.
bursh boat this morning; others, who cannot
sart today, can go by the same boat tomorrow
morning, and be in Steubenville in time to par
tcipate in most ofthe ceremonies of the day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-23

Tv,y.rHRopnE-AtZ wheatsliyery stable,
=, saturday, we were shown a hcrmaphroditesS
belonging to the genus horse. Bymany, such
thfngs are supposed to be only ''euniugiy devils
cd Sbles," but this is the second instance of
+be Kind which has come under our observation
in the last eighteen years.
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NOMINATION.

81. LOWS, Jnne 21st-Claiborne F. jackson
has been nominated for Congress in the Fifth
District, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Jno. g. Miller; and Mr.. Douglass was
nominated for the regular term. The former is
q Democrat and the latter an Old line Wing,
and they both received the nomination from the
SAINT Convention.
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INTERMITTENT

New YoaK, june 21st-Thc committee APP
pointed by the North American Convention had
an interview with Ex-Goy. Johnston last eve
nign, when he promptly accepted the nomina-
v%cntion, and returned thanks for the honor in a
speech.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-23

.Nrv LrxE-A line Of coaches viii be put
-, ,ho road from Cumberland to Bedford Springs,
W the 1st Of July. They will connect daily
Titb the trains on the B. & o. RailToad Fare
through from Wheeling 81.
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MEDICAI.
All SHOULD TRY IT!!..
D RI. u. no s.
CELEBRATED
SToMACHBITTERS.
100000 Bottle. sold in one xear.

t---1get gJhSfai Fa
NOTHING In the Misunderstanding inthe medical market
in forthe past fly years, has ever elaalca, nor can an q
article be produced equal to this
Sit RRA ASTI-DYSPEPTIC,
Dr. H~ostetter's preparations mot an old Rrnnny's recipe,
clans verbal INVESTIGATION It Is the result Of 4 profound
and elaborate study Of one Of The most scientific chemists Of
the present century.
Dr.. HoStetter submits his invaluable Bitters TO any cfEcnliS
cal tests, or what IS Stnlbettet, g personal trial upon your
own constitution. The true properties oruleSe BittefS WI
befohndby the 6Fst analysis, and the f0lfofce OF helr great
medicinal effects viii be made m~nnieEtIn an AlHnoatlnSFedfs
Are yUi DSSpeptef Then Ssc thete Celebrated Stomach
BIsterS.
Are on BrliousI Try one bottle ofthese Bltters, and be
telIeFeda at once.
Areyou annoyed by indigestion Remove the eapss hy the
free use OF these Bitters.
Have you Peyeru nd Aguef How many thousands in the
West and South have been cured Of this constitution destroy
ing disease, by the use Of these BitterS!
Al should try this great Ontidote. We venture to affirm
that while I~Iosteteerts Bttters are used a case OF fever and
ague cannot occur.
One vine HiaSSml, taken three times aday before meals
will be found. n great tonic agent, which ally appreciate
when personally satisfied Of the fact, as they Etnbe by CIV
ing the BIttcTs one trial.
There arc other BItEerS, represented TO be the same, which
are. comparatively worthless. Our Bitters are without a
rival for their medicinal qualities. They are pmt up In
square bottles, containing a fun quart with the Corrections on,
and u M~otteteT's SotaHcb BiterS," blown on the bot
tie. None other genuine.
PRICE \ DOLLAR PER oTTLEg
For sale by NIL the principal Druggists, Hotel Bars,
Restaurants, and Dealers generally throughout the United
LAUGHLINs q BusHF1EIp an
i~eas-1ydaw wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-23

OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Anotker0rEdt Cure tBecsd by RosrAdreS Holland Bit
ters--The wife Of Peter De WItte, living In Holland Town,
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness of the stomach and Indigestion. She had. been
under a physicians cure for, some ttlmes but the disease
land Bitters At our .oniGs, which have gtyen tone to her sto-
%9neitcIne. :
We have stu to record many wonderful cures Effected by
this remedy, but must await another opportunity. One
thing you can rely upon, ,Ehat we hate published are from
true. ,ao JsouINTus,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-23

/. Playsa and Puritans. 9. Life and Writings
Ofthe late Mr.. Justice TalSourd. 8. Historic
ii Paintings-Macaulay L British New Tes
lament Criticisms. 8. Grote'sH History of Greece.
g. The Weather and its Prognosties. z. In
dian Literature. 8 Outragcs upon Women.
9. Peace and its Political Duties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-23

.TNHRSE pIENOSEare made With mil iron franz, eIrcuiay
IL pSsia6lAe aednspeahns &Fai3asa66h and art
HALE 0Av1S& 0psthavereeaYe3A tOloNingp
Neeht6nttS j NfAfR Boston, S41.. /. s.HWardd AshSlfmSial
:Fair a WOFeestef, aSS+1SSS3 :. "a silver mcda1
Neehanics Faif afBoston, 1sS6. sst,........ "a silver medal
Sfate RaIT x SyaSnS& silver medal
stsfeIFSIrS Z. a silVerm medal
A4hs MasssehFsetts Charitable Mechanics AsseriatOn
q. f5rthebe Grand Piano eanttbnted 70 theexhn3 Hon OF
efGEahaFaHaSb n ESbf6tfon Ia mPsEtaopsEi the theml
unWSFiSUf Qne thpnsand refsFeeerzcanhbs EiTSp etpers
Inn 40 Receiving aud haze on hand asplsndid lot Of
Philadelphia, CRShaFt aud Sss1lFAm co-oe New
s0StaSe Ssxpli Leg. -
= 8iFTfU o. g.
zSU 12sE
HlIs4Esa a. ~
MS0-ASplEndd InstEnment Hth four St0ps. and highly
stFunenesold6 y mel EnrrantedE Tor nae Sgar.
In connection With the AboreI hTTes and an receiving =
mas, Aeeorle6ns, FLUTES, Flfss, Pi1ssoiets. ClsFienets, &c.
s6iIEEF hUSICJ=wt rgSaVe all the new pnhsneeAens. as
Spfaa6stunel and repaired. Also, Mel6deonss 6etaphlnei
sfrutneuts generally a.
ie[g S 44Ay
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Editor SheboyganN lruWhode, {


Case Of Too Moaths' EIdRdtR0 cured by BosrAdrS'x
Holland Rtsrss[Georse Henderson Of Pittsburgh, says
"After suffering forthFce months With rheumatisni-A part
of the time So severely asst to eonfne me to my bed-Ih have
been entirely cured by the! use Of, Roethave's Holland Bit
tiers. 1have had one attack since, but found almost tristan
taneous relief In the same medicine. It Ia, In my opinton, \
sure remedy for rheumatism
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-23

Dr.. Morse's Invlgorattng Cordial has been counterfeited
by some unrrinciPled persons.
In future all the genuine Cordial the proprietorhF
facsimile pasted over the cork Of each bottle, and the fol:
lowing words blown In the glass:
O. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, NY.
title cordIali Is put up, highly ,eonee1tr4ted, in pint
Por sale by LAUGHLISS 3 DuSHFIELD,
mh26d3n Wholesale DrnEEiss, o Monroe ST
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DIR. ID. q.

ETAS taken q suit Of splendid; Fooms3f in uOFnbrook's new
u blocks1 1sJ3 Main st, dfresHyoy q. I. Browne Jew
ClrT store where he hopes to egtabliSh7 hItn8elf permanently.
by close attention 70 his business, reasonable Charges good
and faithful work always warranted, he hopes TO secure a
share Of patronage. bs
DR.. Wis familiar with. all The w~mod Of inserting
Teeth, Includlng tho "C0Utinuous Gum work. Filling.
cleaning and extracting, done In the best and most faithful
the office. my2S
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New Grocery and Produce Store.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


ANU II. GREER would respectfully inform The puSIie
- that he has opened Zone door below Wlekhana's Auction
Room) at No. 1E5 Market st, q drst class Family Grocery,
OF goods usually found in establishments Of the kind, and Of
qualities unsurpassed by any In this city. His stock has
been purchased from 6rSt hands In the Eastern and Southern
markets, with direct reference 70 the retail trade. Every
article has been subject to personal Inspection, and having
been bought exclusively for cash, in S.:ansities adapted toa
wholesale trade, he Is therefore enabled to sell atthe lowest
possible rates, and can assure his friends and the public,
that he e prepared TO Oler more than ordinary Inducements
70 buyers, and hopes, by strict attention and fair prices, TO
merit = share Of public patronage, his stock consists IN part
of the following, Viz:
COFFEE-Rio, Rio, LaguAyra and Java
Orleans and Porto Rico. -
Crushed and PulveFtsed.
TEAs-ImPerlai, GunpoWder, Young Tyson, AID black.
MOLASSES-NeW Orleans, Golden Syrup, &c. q
half bblS. and kits.
~SOAPS-CaStne, yaTiegAted, German and Rostn.
OANDLES-StAr, TaioE and mould.
FORACCO-GFSnes, Russell L Robisonts, HGre'S, and
other choice brands. 90
DYE -sTuPRS-IndiEo LogRo0d, Madder and Alum. 60
D~ROOMS-WhlSks,B Brushes, &c. 81
CIDER pure article. La
4SPICES-GFound and Whole, Mustard and Cayenne
RIcE-and Pearl BaFlsy, very superior.
SUNDRIES-Sueh As:
Saiis, window Glass, Matches, Backing;
n Cotton Bats, Starch, Table Salt. CheeseI n
= Choeola4e. Coeoa, SaleTatusi
lt-CaFb0n. Sofia, Sal SOd1, Yeast Powder
Louisville Lame, Saltpetret EPSON SdtstSc:
large stock Of Wooden Ware, sueh as EunS,
ReeleTS, Buckets and WaSh.B0arda
q All ofuhteh viii be sold on the most accommodating terms
In quantities 70 suit puEehaSers. 1el+-Lm
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T0 oRREsR9NpENT s.
Lr7rsa Isa.Is s 'sSs15S ssd & s.s.ss 3

IO -
r i.alverasisg 2. o.h.
it. etssAldns s2pidhsndaEssssa e
<RgFt9 5assaf& fSeht 81 he paper.
SSdsesed . Ad Elson, ielnty, otto ether ens
sffear Nrsts
CCG9Pe5Si f
Gge1s5e2 q az Sb6Te FllesNt1 peafya 9bFge us
AZ eess SoSspssmP atsndda 70 eetTesEendens fhAA
TILE LAW OF NEWsPARERS.
-Tbsa 40 ust ate sxpesS noues totheeen-
sTs esadiessd e Etaass g s9aapss@eE 1a9'es
h.rA.a<rs StIa us selntng1lsf q fhsir PERI
8 ~ baEllha observation-disclosures mem qlSta q az
fs.rSEas ss ss nsdestekrefasstS tafs tAsF psziodis
es kes q e 49, SsEs EsuisathsbM aaa Ssdefst them
10 o.her places Etshouttntorm-
4Ss,ssHshcTS, and The papsrs are sent g tAs Former de
reaaat W sItSbSvs dSsldsd t6ae refusing 20 atePsrisdI
FanovtnS and le4ving t-hemtmealled
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q inisneGaal
- CAMPAIGN PAPER. .sss
1STELiisExcIR viii continue IS hereto
fbtraipapcr, msang impartial justice to
n men ever combating error, and lending its
81 - an enterprises calculated to advance the
80 Il maniind. It has not been and never
~ 1srtizsnp sper. It win ever be It's OBJ
- 54inr before its readers reliable Informs
:, N useful subjects and events, political,
S;ssT,peOus, literary and commercial, making
:. sminenay a family newspaper, suited for the
es:a" a The farmer, and valuable totheyoung.
Is s..ori,aes with4he wishes of the public, we
IN ..,d the WISELY Lx%TRLrtoRScRR to subscri-
- arf1 the electioniu November. fort 30 cents
S,y.bl. invariably in ADVANCE Persons send,
+. Is 10 subscribers names to one address viii.
- 5titled to one copy free Of charge. Thelast
s,mb,r i'll contain the full Presidential vote Of
q. Union. Our friends in the country viii do
vel to get up clubs at once.
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Troz interested, viii notice the advertise
mests Of the Odd Fellows Hall Association.
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oIIeE and NWuTlW UCsKs7Wl NgEH-
NarrSnteI 10 Eae Satisfaction ahdard ntadeto stand
diHsEentttneE, for thsiE PianoFEo[tSs
Rrahkln IhsttutE Of Phng,s s3SSS..s,>sss-sAShEe medal
State Fsir at HaFforis %, lS04....9.asssss. gold medal
StatS Fair II HREFfsbnfgpR ss.aH SeF tnedAl-
EffahkiEd Institute, Phiia. 51SS4- ssStss.ss.Es u silver Ied0l
aERrded i Diploma, WITH a%tlver Medal,t Hs1et Dayts1
1853: JaRaSG hIokering President fRhos also had-ene Of HIS
vbo have purchas SD HALT, Davis 4 Co.'s PianOSI
froua Tire eElshratedi tnanntact0rteagut HuEhes&
consisting or the folOEtnE kinds
Piano SstlG.
Boulder StJieS Double.
I SeF4phtnea-
ornamental, saitalae for either church orpafiof. Every in
larrs stock OF y4ollns, Guitars, Banios, Tarnhorines, F1uti-
D fEet everything belonging tothe mustcbastneA%
soon rs pnhMshed.
and allkinds o. freed instruments repaired, and musical !1=
Variety and Music Sore, ts5 aIalas 81, WheelinI.
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NERVOUS AND RnEUMATIo AVE-

M, Nnlss ~ - ~ ~ y AEEE0IIoNe
of sickness. To persohs troubled with nervous or rheumAt-{
ic affections, We Wonld commend Boerhay6's Holland Bit
terN. On referring TO onEcolnnns you viii ind certificates
from some Of our hrst German and English cittEens.-Pd.
Stats Zsftwng. Ks
WORST PORN OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
We are atl1berty to refer II seyeral we'll, known GENTLE
men, Who have used, thoroughly testetlr and now rec0m--
mend BoerhaTe5 Holland Bttters as remedy for Piles
We are notat liberty TO publish. their names, hut viii take
In referring any person to them who denies this
statement.
taken@ayk rD teaSpoontnk-moTnl noon aud night, one (
CAUTIoNl
The great popularity ptthts delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations Ehiehthe public should guard against pur-
chasing. BE not persuaded to. buy anything elsesuntfybu
hRvc given posrhaTe's Holland HIftera q haLrtrial. One bot
tie VIM conAinee yenhoE infinitely sppeEiorl It's to althese
limitations.
- sold At 4lper bottle, ertix bottles for e. by the sole
pteptietera,
BENJAMIN PAGE, &c $50
Manufacturing haEmaseutIsts and Chemists, =
cor Smithfeld 8 Third sts, FTttsbarHh.
- 49, q
mhe6:daW1y Wholesale Druggists BheGfugS Va. :
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! ThepEve and Ear.

TOURING my late tcnr ID Europe, Iebtainsd several new
II Instruments, and Remedies Of lnealenlAble yaueln my
speciality. Theret IS now nothing knoEtfto the faculty In ell
Their hemisphere, with which, an not familiar, Hhtei,seom-
EcRFYoEk, enables me- TO rCstOrV SIGHT and HEARING In
many cases hitherto deemed hopeless. Cataract p~oettiyeiS
cured by a new method, without pain, also Squlntlng rCross
Eyes In q few seconds. Amaurosis cured IL the majority Of
cases. ORGANIZATIONS, Ulcers, Films or Specs, and wSterS
Rye, Invariably; also, Deafness, Singing IL the Ear and Dis
CHARGES, by an entirely new process, Ny tTTeAttse on tao
I'VE" price so cts, also, ARTIFICIAL EYEsNhiciimey and
look exactly like the natural Eye, and are inserted without
anoperntion, and all remedies, forsardedby HAn.s Coastt-
kdttons by natl receice experimentation.
4 mi v. POWELL, Md, str-f
NcutfsI, AuriR1, Ncs q
je1I:daW1y OFFICES, 609 HroalWay, n. =.