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Partial Deafness and DiScharG es
From the Ear,

DR., HARTLEY generously offers to attend all
persons from affections of the ear at his Office 7GO
broadway, N Y, without charge until cured there
by proving his success unequaled, and protecting
the deaf from being swindled by paying selfstyled
aursts exorbitant fees in advance, and the nnction
oi sun more serious evils by permitting the appca-
tior of dangerous remedies by inexperienced and
unskilful hands. Dr. H. may here state that he has
no connection whatever with any person advertising
to cure Deafness neither has he given permission for
the publication of certificate purborting to eman-
ate from him, and cannot, therefore, be responsible
Tor any alarming consequences resulting from rash
ness and desperation. The loss of mon CIV NAV not
be material to some persons, but the deprivation of
one OF the most important of the ought to be
regarded and treated with more than ordinary So
lictude. Deafness, noise in the the head, and all
disagreeable discharges from the ear speedily and
permanently removed, without causing the least
pain or Inconvenience. cure in all cases guaran-
teed where raifOrmatiOn does not exist. Thirteen
years close and almost undivided attention to this
branch of special practice hes enabled him to reduce
his treatment to such degree of success as to find
the most confirmed and obstinate cases yield BY
steady attention to the means prescribed.
The following testimonials are submitted with
confidence. They will show at least in what esti-
nation his professional qualifications are held by
some of the most distinguished medical men of the
country:
TESTIMONIALS.
~ have had the pleasure to meet DR.. HARTLEY
in practice and have been led to form n favorable
opinion ofhs character, both in profession and as
gentlemen.
"W. II. PARKER N. D., Professor of Surgery"
"From my intercourse with DR., HARTLEY,
have found his department to be correct md gent
lemanly.
"YALENTNE MorT, NJ. D."
Reference ofcureS.
Mr.. Goodwin 18th street near Broadway.
Mr.. William Silvey 20 Eeurtland street.
Mr.; Il. p HegS;11IIss phnselOr. At Law, 10 City
DR.. Bell Dentist E-Tx-e
Mr.. Seth Paine, lhicago.
Mr.. James r. As Works, Chicago.
Mrs: HawlSI and A Fred. Dean, Springfield
Mr,%F. StephensoA Jacksonville, Illinois
Miss Sarah Swaine, Nantucket.
Miss. Rebeca D. Howard, Farhaven, Mass.
james Burnett, Pleasant Valley, near Pokcepsie,
N. Y.
TERMs.-For cure, S25. noncompliance with the
request of large number Of correspondents in the
country whose circumstances will not admit ola
visit to New York, DR.. II. will forward a package
by Express containing all the necessary treatment
appliances, a., with ample instructions to effect n
cure on receipt Of $lO and the balance when cured.
THESE TERMS CONTINUED FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
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Sherif'S Sale,

By virtue of an order OF sale issHed from the
Court of Common Pleas, in and for Jackson
county, Ohio, and 10 me directed, will expose
to sale at public auction at the door of the Court
House In Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, on the
9Th day of November, 1857 between the hours
Of 10 o'clock A. M, aud 4 o'clock P. NJ of said
day, the following described real estate situate
in said Jackson county, o.wit:--lnLot num-
Der fifty three In Jamestown addition to the
Town of Jackson in said COUNTY, ordered to be
sold as the property of Peter Ewing, at the suit
of c. A. NJ Dauiarin a. Co., and Frederick
RUpp. Appraised at SlOS3.
BANlSTER BROWN, Shift, ]. O.
October Is, lS57.--tds
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ON hand and for sale at all times Flour, Corn
Meal, Shorts and Bran. wholesale and retail
BUNN, PICKREL & co.
June 25, 1857.
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NG' - GAIsEpElse DlocEJ IUhIO8DGTE, Oh
The undersigned would repeatedly inform Is
friends and the public that they are nov rscsia
their supplies for the Fall Trade, u which thsS
vte the attention Of Wholesale Buyers, Vitftbs
utmost confidence in being able 20 please, in priss
and quality, almost any in want Of goods IN their
line. Our stock is unusually large; purchAsed d.
rectly from manufacturers, principally naade 70 orr
own order, and adapted expressly TO the vants Of
TINS vicinity Our assortment consists Of the usual
variety Of goods suitable for the season. Having
enlarged our upper rooms and greatly increased cur
purchases Of Hats have now the largest stock Of
goods in that line in tae city, and cant be under
sold, as We purchased from the makers 5nly. Ne
are constantly receiving addi,i0rJto TO ou. stock foT
workshops East, and continue to have manufaetur-
ed at home the best qualities Of Calf, Kip, and
Thick Goods for men, and Calf Goat and horoc-
co, for ladies,-all Of which we warrant Of good
style and workmanship. Wsselsst Wholesale Only;
and assure the Trade that veIAn and vii, at al!
times furnish goods at EasterE- Jobbing Prices and
freight. We are also well provided with Sole sad
Upper Leather; Kip, Cali, end Moro,eo, :ogothos
with Innings, Bindngs, and Findings for shoe
manufacturers. We intend 10 make IL 10 the ir-
terest Of dealers P this vicinity to buy A. honIs,-
and feel confident that all who may favor Gs Witk
an examination Of stock and prices will bs csE-
vinced Of tho correctness Of our representation
Thanks Is our friends for pastfAyors. i.
- BELL 4 CO.
Sept. "a, ls57.-3w
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NILL sPROPER.Rr SALE.

The one fourth interest in the FrapAin Mills,
sitnate near the Scioto and Hooking XII
Rail Road Depot, in Jackson, Ohio.
Said Mill is new, having been in .ope
about wears. 1t has in good running
a mir of Burrs ,2Merchant d Grist or Merd
al viii, 9 Shutters and Separator, and os
requisites. Also, / Cafdlng Machine abOSs
ready TO operate. Said Mill has recently been
improved in her Machinery. aud otherwise re-
na;red. and is now in operation, making from
P6O TO rs Barrels Of Flour per day. Eaymg
concluded TO withdraw from tbes6rm, will sell
,bS above interest very low. Persons wishing
tn invest willlplease call and examine for !hens
selves - II. G BUM, jackson
! ssTz sct "a. lsS7'=Iu
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AdmInIstfatoris Notice.

AdmIntstfRtor's ScticS. -
Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned hss
been appointed and qualified 81 45ainistratpr Of
the estate ofJoseph Brown, dsce-.sd, late Of Jack
son county, Ohio.
,Jasa GoCDY, Admir-.
!. Sept. 2l,.lsS.-3w
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The Subscribers would return thanks to the pub
lie for their liberal patronage heretofore, AMI in
form their old friends and all new ones that they
have removed to their new stand, as above indica
ted, where they will be found well supplied with
large stock of goods in their line. The attention
of farmers furnace men and dealers, are particu.
larly called to their largely increased stock
HlBBS 4 HERED.
Feb. 10. 81. 48-tf
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THE TRIBUNE is at this
y 900 copies; Weekly,
Weekly, 10000 copies ;
can, 5000 copies, Total
Of the Semi Weekly and
be exceeded By no other
In the world, that of the
Of some Of our cotempo.
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nd thelr retention IN the fOSt-OI'
sheir value was destroyed, Postmasters
ye been schoOlsd by rival iournals--several
,heh living on their self proclaimed ability
ArYe Us an antidQte to THE TRlBUNE--as
ir political duty to promote ct cur expense
assimilation Of gaIetts Of adverse politics
Nh ioutliye this warfare, but we do no
,Ftferance to II. In the open field ol
we fear nothing in the tens Of
sCf rural neighborhoods where the
b induce many ofhis quiet neigh
saRsnal he recommends, we. have
n - u patrons, and expect to lose
ssorv a8bkiptlon for this year expire.
,nsal theTeNre, to the hearty, faithfnl,
q advocates NFree Labor and Free Soil
IN, ,he land lHilake care that this official
on our circulation be mot prosecuted
gsk sorn,araction. We employ no travel
sssn,s for wa will not consent to have the
,:c Ia rss.ed with the solicitations ofstrahg'
n. anr hehalf We strike the name OF each
- -, n our Weekly OF. Semi Weekly from
's1ssl,. :, soon as his term has expired, fol
I'll not haunt our patrons with duns FOL
~. ,shirb lhey may say they never lnten
Is.' S. lar for papers which perhapl they
g y 'S. .u. = rey for the removal N
is,;o1s soley on the yolunteei
~ ','hr lilte our paper; beleivi9
~ .sssS W.. W. ! ma worthy to be ei p
E -. % ens lsIisuce hAs been
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Public Notice.

Secretary G. P. F. Association, Columbus, Oh
October rs, l857.-3w
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Imperial aAUdote to the er-
gir rdce, Recognizing in the
LINEN Of Humanity a divine
be revereutly cherished, not
,ut, we have charity for all
bose which seek personal
debAsement Of our Iel-
hpion of no class OF caste
we would lain be the in.
er of mems better impulses
barhlnger of general con.
Capital, aud among those
or misapprehensiOns have
antagonism. A contempo-
he never knew a hard !
ployer who did not hate
generous, large-souled
live aud let live who did
higher praise no warme:
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The Prospects Of Su ~ sss q r.

Since the alarm about tho comet has exploded
the breasts Of the timid have been possessed by
new apprehension. They begin to doubt
whether are to have any summer; whether
there will ever again be time To sow and time to
rcnp; whethor the sun has put out its fires wheth-
or housekeepers will ever again be permitted to
put out theirs; whether thu of linen ooats and
pan,alnons is not at an end; whether tho time for
leaving off nanncls. overcoats and umbrellas will
ever return; whether it will ever DO correct to
talk of the scasonsj and If there IL to bo more
than one hereafter, which will II bel
We find in the 7'oiedd Blade n table which is full
oi comfort to all saoh persons. and admirably ad-
npted To restore their eonhdenco in the pegpetu-
ity of matters and things in general. 1t shows
IA" dates nj which peach trees we're in full bloom
in Ohio texcrpt in cases otherwise stated) dur
ing the Inst thirty five years. 1t WAS kept by +.
Wadswortb, Of Summit county, in that state and
proves Ill :, thus far the present season is not 40
backward nl the last, nor more backward than
mnnv that have preceded it within the period ma
med
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VOL. 5--.NO. 251.
DAILY VlRGlNIAN.
Little F.ei. mud Great Ome..

Little F~Wi. mud Great Ones.
from Legends OF the Isles aud Other Poems,' b,
Gins. Maekay.
When ut the social board YOU sit,
And pass around the wine,
Remember though abuse Is vile,
That may he divinei
Tint Heaven in kindness gave the grape
To cheer both great and small
That little fools will drink too much,
But great ones none at alt.
And when in youths too fceting hours
You roam the earth alone,
And laye not sought some loving heart,
Tint you may make your own:
Remember womanss priceless worth, .s
And think when pleasures pail
That little fools will love too much
But great ones not at all.
And II "A friend deceived you once,
Absolyc poor human kind,
Nor rail against your fellow man
With malice in your mind;
Bn, In your daily intercourse,
Remember, lest you fall
That tllc fools confde too much
But great ones not ut all.
In work or pleasure, love or drink
Your rule be still the same
Your work not toll, your pleasure pure,
Your love u steady flame.
Your drink not madIening, hut to cheer,
SO shall your bliss not pail
For little fools enjoy too much,
But great ones not at all.
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II NEW WGONGEWN.-Ghc uuders1gucd bav-
~ Ing associated themselves together under the firm and
~ l. sye of Thurman& DIn~ldde Tor the purpose OF
~ the Jcwclry business IN It's various branches
would respectfully inform their friends and the public general
y that they will keep constantly hand Gold aud Silver Lo
Anchor aud Lepno Watches Breast Pins, Finger Rings
Earrings Bracelets Gold Guards and FOB Chains Seal Keys
Spoons f all and variety Of other articles
dious u nen all of which viii sell low be
bought State. All ASK ia call to the public
what We say Ia truo. JOSEPH y. THURMAN,
JAMES DINWlDDIE
H. Watches and Jewery Repair ed a short notice aud
reasonable Old gold aud silver taken In exchange for
new r ID.
q
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RY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
TERMS

ra yIgGINIANi Is published daily a. 81 and ockly Il
-, annum In adv ance and weekly Al 50 invariably IN ad.
80 ohrrtse So will be charged in all pap,
discontinued. tn" option oi the lroprietnrs,
W III arresrares shall have been aid
SEMENIS are inserted ior 80 0cents Of
first Insertion and 5 cts tor each
,nr ordered inner form or weekly and then % els
~ " IN be srT-ed arcach Insertion II the number Of
tons be marked ON the MS 1t will b. published till
a'r.,l ont and charged accordingly
o'te~ ~ TIIE YEARLY RATES ARE
daily
tr ape do sen.w weekly ly........................ -
Tor two do do ............... 40
attended for both papers subject to spe
c ii contract , .,, , ,.., :. At, -, A..
ar the advertisements charged at transient
Al ne, advertisements appear In the daily and tri.
waetly papers ,,.t ~ , III. IT, -. 4, -. 4,
..-.hiy far the
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READY. MADE CLOTHING
Spring AND "a umER Is

~
~ W hHtNc pI4hvd three siauh pomis ia ttihF u"
stock ping and Summer Goods t'~t fisRancr
Stvrs durability at Matclia anl Economy Va pft IS l
rputat house fof keeping superior 'oo ~ 80 W."
established HAT o. unnecessary 10 say more On tadt P"ln
We won't la the following ARTICLES as comprising
u slecA;
over ltae Hans Tor Spring, Eureka style
super pfezR oats Bark aud Blue,
Medium
super baek lroe, Coats,
Medium
Sml iHeasll C,n'.. al colers
Husut.s oassIueur -uiis Tor Sldng,
N,N So lrrte aud summer Nests,
IVtra N#t5l ... S,iu rRnts,
iaurY f
Nuutls =ss.IHotr ,uI's
Chindra+. -utI-. style from 10 to ycnrsold
Bla,1. sl1 -tcks suretiel qnaiity.
Alpaca Qa.efs tluJh Barpoor Iashmarot troek Coats
Pants,
Marsriltes Suit al Grades
Juo NJ naves 4 Cos fr5ek Noke Patent Shirts
Mas,lb shts turw with Gauote ,ouais all the rage ~
New Aaik.
Gloves. 1ta,nts Neck It's Hmdkorchiets ummella'
GLASS \ RAlNE.
ldts J lhNnNt ARl
Salem Register Wy thevl Times aud Telegraph, Western
Stlr EtIfHi senfuyi and abingdon Dom"cta ,ep hW'-
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(tANVAssEKs WANTED-BLAK UNI
~ VERSAL BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY--The
New Edition this valuable work, which has long been
preparation published II forms volume imperial
octyo m pages and contains account Of The lives Of
nearly $4,000 different ndivd1ais more than 1000 OF whom
United States The number of ar
clrs In the present volume exceeds . 400
publishers have determined not TO furnish the work
through Ia, ~ but to sell II
EXCLUSIVELY BY AGENTS
gotten up superior STYLE and as no library will be
complete without it, excellent opportunity is offered,
any person who desires engage In pleasant honorable
and profitable business -
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please address the publishers
The publishers ed highly commendaory notices
distinguished literary in the
comntry-a few extracts from which they append:
established character aud Indispensable
general could not permit library to be With
ont H. ilion horace binney LII D.
B,kcs Biographical Dictionary for fifteen years, been
one OF my guides and familiar friends and in its guise
will douht not more than be priced by me- it will
hereafter than formerly command the good will nd pat
ronage of scholars throughout our land"
hight Rev. Alonzo Potter d. d. Ill. ID.
know ledge In Bakes Biographical Dction
ledge hch student requires day Of his
prodgon hardly conceive of the labor expend
maon they contain is presented with great com
pleteness eearness and succinctness
looking through this volume thoroughly as my puelic
interesting The sketches well drawn aud condensed
cbaracter Hon John Mclean, LIZ D.
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I,encll
Peach

The foregoing table was made up early in NJ NY
We will complete II by saying that peaches were
in full blossom in this latitude by the 10th inst,
nearly week earlier than last yoar.--N. Y aasr
press.
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unaa. y - EtRef.-- 1Fr th" u'Id"r-, 3ned re- swJ
xasa der'wl !, ,'arfH en' h1.nd md the lghi. '1S'~
- - sau,rI'I. ~ IT iy r'cHfIt f our
Sripr stnrt ~ sirts lIts. hlH. carpet HnRe Va
les sl t.,t- sse#aa "''" b"usl - rfssll Tor The
fHfI1 IH. ', a#IHvud uIHhHd #t1ifer4 hni, VIC
iliai will ,ourl #garaug with any la ns marh" We
would ,I,r-. a1H " thom I" Hu who my taYor NJ WIN
ar#n In..ri. TEL1Nlt1i 4 HALL.
rrs0 Az. EUyEIs az rEsE EsE strBtsI.
rle u.t I,rre hatnF hniy located N the Portrait Ga
rrs aaa, oD.uI i hs Mr las konRy 3.ip@ prepared Il
.sfaF 88. ..u. nd AZ, fHli. rlh life lie Pictures iu a
tie a#nis-- .t,lr..I fhf ant
sHecs il ns ted To H." now style et fh'rogrnpls
On Canvas .ul 4n g. Wich .rr uuN HH cAhbr"n sud
br= szsrutl ~ I5+ Galey IN, c"rtetrHso OF dcnooton
and beaH,v NJ t., painting only be NIL arItecatcdby
lmHaJ. FtuAuI lie Portraits pade by tins prucebB
from I4|HH, ,lI,..l i,i al dscrH-'1 rrH'ns#
cafia In tended oH 10 Visif NJ, Gallery and
,x1ane -p utus An,rot, pos, DamefreotSpcs, plain
aua eaiaI,d ihot graphs Aci 80 a
u N BLISS,
Successor (" J. Kragy.
instructions gA en- in thc Rft REASONABLE tcrt7
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FURNITURE

aeF--sN4arrrJa. ElRNuTlRE! FURNITURE. /!
u ,fnteiul past fayos the subscriber would
his thanks To his friends and the pub
lie generally. and inform them that he
has constantly adding trrcto) large
Elegant Furniture manufactured by skinl work
very best material and finished in the most de-
rae manner l Stock embraces every article usually got
ten n In he IN manufactures
lilo sncs call those wishing purchase, feeling as
and will give satisfaction In regard to both
price and quality oi work.
Hair aud Shuck Mattresses always on hand
EDWARD j. FOIKES,
Narcroona nd below Liberty Ware
l,ns, ian 4-dNctsif
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GgIsssaaN sels.suTIIN.

BN sHoHIrntlLoW.
Can v,u ~ me Il, " II IS that
far and near. whercrr YOU travel.
lraNrl hN the rushing rail car,
lfa,,l uN the rleldng stap" coach,
rraN,i bt thr gliding pack,t,
or as bo' SIT back. er N buggy
Ii lila. Na,,,N, ou tho mouulaiu
l. tia, bu . .ud n he Village,
iiV thc " lN side in the mansion,
Ia fhu utnr'. ia the toitaKc,
Ia fhc Cont and at tho Courthouse,
l. tae sal, sroon, At the market.
Mhei,,oo'cr your duty calls you,
Nhai,-. VNtT husuc-s hids you,
Nl.re you roam inr recreation
" liz the tntmef " hN the Law Sof,
MY The Miller. WHY the >a"Nc,t
NIv ttc Merchant why the Doctor,
WV the Teacher, WIN the Preacher,
Nhs the nlt,u Who take the tRNVs
u hs the SONS Il Nmah driving,
VII, thc railroa train Conductor,
And the IuPueer and Fireman,
u n the BHBRaEe matt. aud Agent,
And the men who own the stock,
And the passengers who tie;
tan Nou tell M. hoN il Is that
Al this iIultiinap Of men
Appear l-rutrolty dressed M well as
The. rholuomrna1e ~ thoauui,
lirastlvn nN R4liimarc, or NJ 'm Sirtct
w VII answer; thus we tell you,
In the Blurious Oh Deniinion,
In tie county knuwn ma Campbell.
In lhs ctt, kue~n na Lvnchhnrg.
On the Eastern side ut Main street
/ III. House their garments come fr"m
EARN 'utF Wltle hs garments sll' wa ~
hi8a,.t ~ thr man Who r,drs th'inl
Afad,. tu Hr9f fhe man " ho gets ihcm,
atazc o., ~. .rs et Modern Fushi'n,
A4#n,I 49, any IA tha Nation
ilana,. N * Tint IN ihr District
Is #.,nns Fnth Congressional,
tu are hound " h. scedH 60,
ltw 3, n'cay that they may not
Nh .I d, ,c, nj suit et Clothes
Nunld You have your coat to fit yon
No j.! Nuu have your pants to sui Sonf
Would SOU have n vest tp please youi
Would you have a suit complete,
Well made, iurahl. and neat,
"a hIoualiy. pretty, cheap
1iota lyuohhurg. come Ia Iyrchbnte.
Game to !, uchhurR, come To Main Street,
Ii not posted Then inquire,
Where yuu D. get tltcsc wants supplied.
From tie crowd thcrrl come an answer,
Answer rquIck aud kindly spoken.
VI the famous CLOTHES BAZAAR
--l-.-L- AnM- N .nl amllnd ihnrn. LAn HtR
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HAVANA PLAN
Grand Gom-oIidntcd g"sfery 81 NnrylRDd.
7I..s. Il
GStEn GLASS ,.
TO he draw Ia ill norr. Md, saturday, May J0th /
ApIENnID SCHEME

900 prizes amounting to slsJ,GO0
Whole tickets $40. Halves o. Quarter o. 80
- address all orders for tickets In the above Mag
nil cent Schemes, 10
I. II. HUBBARD n Co,
No. - Iayutte st, or Box, No 40.
np o5 tJOmay Baltimore, Maryland
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BALTIMORE


pNH. WILLIS tsAh ~ RN ~, ~ " - ~.
Gag s.r,rt faiaat ,ncsr the onco1 ACukElNsuk
~ OK No ri nEol iREp-sin Mills. an Experienced
lhNseAn"t the Aiarathl' N','i, @ m nm 3tson =" Vs W
: \. uou,, rc.aircd ~ t"sc Is nos Encrssd.
nrncurel exreri.nea % enahcS III al 10
The shortest posSblo time !" haNe hr'y
yhi- uwarsnnv,
cnerua andpcedy cure OF a
.assc. of pasoa established IN TIL" city, ="
The ss,ab Nep"insio"
to Institution ", nl rrnl,r public
moi for The many nprl ante here who have
hrhod hei money, mauoated by III, 'heeahs WI"
nomsh so largely III the public prints an WIN "ho" our 's
AMic,cd he %" ,s"s Guard,
fsou wound avoid injury iecuaf, Iva aud dH"rponinen'
s,ek early ucca proper treatment can he obtain
od Dr VI makes alurng professions promises no mofe
he will honorahly perform
secondary aud chronic Gases.
Tho uaun SYMPTOMS Sma Throat olcoraton oi the
Mouth. Itching aud Iendeucs. about the Mae na.has
rnpona urnn skin Sc Upon the cttcc, Consinuloha
,r, oldeat nveefae oi s'h csssA, p a. II
The Triumph of Science.
IN, remedies oi Dr ia restoring strong and manly Wig
ar atng tho altered constitution aud remoy Ing speed
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my direction, by mail or Npte's
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~ ed have formed coparuershp under the style and
Arm Of N S.rANNER co. tor the purpose OF conduct
general Photographs business at the old stand of Min
mis- Tanner the coparnershp daiipg from the st January
1857 The business will be greatly enlarged and everything
the will be Gallery and pictures
warranted to please
We the agents for the sale Nens Patent MtLANIo'
Rights The MFLASIoTYPE Ia and beautiful style
picture he eolored highly with pleasing ef
feet The manual contains full and complete In
Ambrotypng Phoographing paper and in
everything that belongs to the business Also Locke
Brea't Pins, Rings, sc.
either Of the above arts given reasonable
N. 3. TANNER,
A. COCHRAN.