Smyrna times., 1857-09-23
Partial Deafness aal Discharges iroEl
the Ear

his patients with whom he has been in commu-
ncatioh, that he has, in compliance with their
special requests, made arrangements to estab-
lish his Ear Institution in New York, and he
generously offers to attend all persons suffering
from affections of the Ear, without charge, un-
til cured-thereby proving his ssuccess unequall-
ed, and protecting the deaf from being swim
died by paying self-styled Auriss exorbitant
fees in advance, and the infctiOn of still more
serious evils, by permitting the application of
dangerous remedies by inexperienced and un-
skillful hands.
DIR Fl. may here state that he has no connec-
tion whatever with any person advertising to
cure deafness; neither has h. given permission
for the publication of a certificate, purporiing
to emanate from him; and cannot, therefore, be
responsible for any alarming consequences re.
sultlng from rashness and desperation. The
loss OF money may not be material to some per-
SONS, but the deprivation of one of the most i'm.
portant of the senses, ought to be regarded and
treated with more than ordinary solicltude.
Deafness, noise in the head, and all Disagree
able discharges from the Ear, speedily and per-
manently removed, without causing the least
pain or Inconvenience. A cure in all cases
guaranteed where malforma ton does not exist.
Thirteen years close and almost undivided
attention to this branch of special practice, has
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 mean prescribed.
The destruction, by fire, of the Philadelphia
Ear lnfrnary, of which DR.. Hartley was the
head-havlng released him from his duties in
that city, he has stablished permanently his
Institution, for the exclusive treatment of Ear
Diseases. at 760 Broadway, New York.
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| The Women OF LONDoN--A London letter
says: "The ladies here do not dress so shOwi-
ly, nor wear such large hoops as do our ladies'
| in New York But as for beauty, London is
the last place to look for it. have not seen,
since by arrival here, one lady who " Would pass
for handsome w@man in New York. | spent
an hour or two in Hyde Park, where the fash
onables' most do congregate to drive and pro-
menade, and was much dsa appointed in seeing
such communicating assemblage."
OK PROGRESS Is OUR MOrTo-and he that
ri stop headway in thai respect, will find il
uphill game. told the citizens vi this cIty
months ago. that Wilmington by nature was designed
10 be manufacturing city, in our line OF the Shoe
business well as shIp-hudIhg and machnls This
city produces the best material for b os and Shoes,
and The shoe manufacturers come here for our stock
fOm all parts of III" country, particularly irOo the
East they pay their expenses here and back pay the
freight OF our stock there, and manufacture II INTO
Bouts and Shoes, aud pay the freight ba;k again, and
then under.sell our manufacturers here altogether
This state OF Things Is all wrong. The State Of Mas
Sarhusetts goes Tor manuaG turing and puts herself
IN demnce al competition, and say BY industry
thrive and that Is so, and wan Wilmington To
cnpy This same position. We have the advantage of
Massachusetts; we produce the best Leather and
Morocco IN the country. and why not cOmpee with
her ard keep our trade a. home, AMI this be done
by fair competition only. Suppose the shoe dea ers of
this city should all combine To put up the prices Of
Boots and Shoes 10 point that SUITS lhem which of
course would be at a high figure and thus shut out
competition, the consequence would be the business
would fall INTO as low and degencraled a condition
II was when came 10 this city, nearly eight yeurs
ago; that moment the shoe dealers any other class
OF business combine U put their prices beI Ond lar
prices that mJmen the trade to leave tins
or any other CITY, thai Is foolish enough TO do any such
a thing. Stop competition, and what is the
quenec-a hat that you ge Tor So would cost you
80 and coat that sells 81. would cost you So,
and so 1t would be with everything that We need To
eat drink wear The poor man labor which Is The
last thing TO rise would be The rsI thu suffer and
suffer most by this operation II YOU Will put up the
poor mans wages II prnpOrIIOn then will be the rsI
man To JON IN putting up the prices. but not till then
am democratic on Tins p0n!; the greatest good TO
the greatest number texI,-I ran dIsir butte
some 1000 or 1900 pairs Of Boots and Shoes wcekiO
the InhabiIansO OF this city and the surrounding
try, ami am gong 10 do II. gentlemen, at fair prices,
and there is no use O your kicking ST squeaing about
u any nIOre Ii you have nUI Dr Ins enough 10 com
pete With us in manufacturing Boots and Shoes. why
then come and buy OF me; and II you Will not do this,
whose fault Is II few days ago bought quite a
number OF cases of Boots aud Shoes that were sold
under The hammer, from parties who h4d failed; OF
course they were sold iaI below their frat Cust-need
| tell you bought them at a sacrifice did. This
IS how can sell good article so low as dn. am
continually having sud 10 me. Nhy dUh'I you put up
your prices Iii you. would do it, all The resi- OF the
Boot aud Shoe dealers would get the price up. and
A hgnll 1aasau F,sfck nm
believer IN the dOctrne that cOnpIItlOn the life Of
trade and shall net upon II just long as can pro-
duce B7Is and Shoes cheap, just So long am gong 10
sell them cheap. small living -prOtt is all ask
and so long as can do Ihs, Just long will keep the
business IN Second street and keep the trade at home,
that Is in Second street. | manufacturing aud
buying quite exIensve all kinds OF Boots and Shoes,
ami Will sell at Wholesale To any Shoe Dealer. all the
various kinds Of Boots and Shoes that retail. | will
put them at wholesale prices they retail them
at the same prices that do. I'd yet mar what COLI
sIder ialr living profit for myself Morocco Boots
retail ut S.l2l This buihers the Shoe dealers do
II and make It pay and they think hard OF Tor do
ing it, will wholesale Morocco Boots to any dealer
2 he retail them at 81. .t2b pair and make de.
cent rOt on them aI Iha,-and s2rely tins fair aud
honorable. But the difficulty the Va\ with the
most Oi then they have sand much bad about
for the past seven years that they AFRAID To come
into my store but they need not he, for Just
much about their talk the weight OF II amounts to-
and that was just nothing ST all. So gentlemen, come
Oh' and Will put you ~ way to sell cheap, and dc
unu keep our rauc at no Ae
just call aud see the Ladies fancy cOlOred and black
Gaiiers. v Inch am selling at IS paIr; could
just a well get 81 IS for TAem get IS cts. bu
cheap text, and Gents Boots for pair. and
Men Congress GaIIers for 81 25 pair. Just call
look at them whether you buy or not can sell
them without much irOubt-Gnd we have many thing
10 sell just low IN price Please call at FLANGENS
Cheap Boot and Shoe store No 10 West Second
, sign Of the large black bOOt) Wilmington
WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Beau
titul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
5 "BALM OF A THOUSAND FLO WERS" Wha
lady or gentleman wOuh under the curse of
iisagreeable breath, when by using the Balm OF
Thousand Flowers" as a denirIiire, would not Onl,
render 1t sweet but leave the teeth white as ala
baslert Many persons ,lO not know their breath n
J, Dad' and the subject is delicate their friends vii
, never meniIOn II. Beware Of rOunterieIs. Be SURF
' the bottle b signed, FErRIDGE Y Co, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists.
: WOODLAND POmade .fol
BeautDying the Hair highly perfumed supe
rlor to any french article imported, and for hal
! the price. For dressing Ladies' Hair il has NJ