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Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

The National M'}'i:" "'"r estimates the sur
plus likely tn accumulate in the National Treas
ury hy the termination of the present fiscal
wear, NJ tue enormous figures of $i".mn, ,uuu .
There is Fow surplus ot twenty millions, and
the expenses of the cutrcn, fiscal year are cs-
'ima',d at iit1ymil'i"n> only; whilriIslcvcnuc
j. rXrrr;c1 t. he eighty millions.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

NEw IiNg of SrElNERs.- G. X. Garrison
wrltr>to the San Francisco H,iuki that IL "ncw
lAr ct Steamships riG Nicaragua, will speedily
c"hImrncc operations" It is to hr ho rd that
II Will br lihrrally patrnniScd. The travelling
public have been NJ tl," mercy of that m0li-
Strr m"n"poly the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
too lung already.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
Gardener VVnAtcd!

4 SKILlFCL GARDENER, understanding the
~ culture Of fruit. receive employment NJ far
wages by applying at this Office to the unrrsiyn.
cd' III l'ler PIaccrville. J. T. BURNS.
OCt.t ,e-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

ALrA ENrRESS.-This accommodating Com
rany have established an oll.cr al Sonora, TIT.
"lnmnc county. They are extending their Up-
rrltionS throughout the State.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

TNECl"TIVE DEPARTNENT, State
IA Of California, Oct. 9Th ISL.
Whereas, satisfactory evidence has hccn received
hy me that JOHN McMARLAND and WILLIAMS
were murdered at "r near "Slppcry Ford" in II Do
ra0 county, in this State, some time near the LIST lay
nt September, 1871, by person persons unknown:
Now, therefore, by virtue of the power vested In nc
by the Constitution aud Laws Of this State. hereby
Dollars for the arrest and, d,dclivcry Of each Of
suc PERSONS to the custody of the Sterif Of FL Do-
RADIO county afnreSad-Sait reward to be paid upon
satisfactory evidence being presented Of the guilt oI
the PERSON or persons so arrested.
In testimony whereof, have caused to be af-
H. 81 fixed the great seal Of the State Of California
Oh tie day and year aforesaid.
J. NELLY JOHNSON,
Governor Of California,
Attest: DAVID +. DOUGLASS, Secretary Of State,
4wI liy ]. +. VAUGHN, Deputy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

Tho American horses in England are beaten
every time they come upon the track. Babylon
the last enc entered for the Doncastcr plate,
tame in fifth.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

DUY YOUR GROCERIES AND CROCKERY Oh
11 CllAS. W. BARNES
buy your Groceries and CrOckcry of
CIIAS. W. BARNES
buy your Groceries aud Crockery Of
CIIAS. w. BARNES
Buy your Groceries and Crorkery Of
- W1-HARNkH
Buy your Groceries and Crockcry Of
CHAS W. BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and CrOCkery Of
CllAS' w. BARNES
Buy your Groceries and CrOCkcry Of
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
buy your Groceries and Crockery Of
CIlAS. W, BARNES
buy your Groccrc, and Crockery of
CIlAS. W. BARNES.
Buy your Groceries and Provisions uT
CIIAS. W. BARNES.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

1t is stated that Gcn Walkers officers are
rapidly recruiting men in Mississippi and other
; nt'lrn States, for another invasion of Nicnr.
agla, and that some of the first men of New
York are backing him.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
House Lining.

7 0On YARDS HOUSE LINING, Re
9UOU ecyed this day and for sale low.
BLOCH Il BACllMAN.
Snutpmhrr Jcth IS,=
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

MlSo>,c BuL At FL DnHNm.--In consequence NJ
The incl rcy ut The weather, the Masonic Ball. AL
vrrtiSvd tu C"nr uIr at III Dorado IN Wednesday
rN' 'n''v last. was postponed until Thursday evening,
hrr"uhrr 9tih. TIN Masonic Fraternity. Odd Eel
lows and Sous of Temperance are cordially invited
u atlrni, as, al>n, are IL. rnlc Ecmcrnlly.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

(NRAPE SHAWTS,--A Fine assortment At
~ BLOCH l. BAClIMAN'S
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

"G"tr 1" IGl SrAus ''-Our esteemed friend Aaron
kan. I>Q. r' tlt firm uf \. Kahn Co.. uf this city,
Il, iar'' "u The last steamer. for Cincinnati Ohio
tr A"'n, -! liS "Nhr"l AS Aaron il short Tin stat.
are J. "" hope that lac will get himself "sp iced" he
i"rt a. comes home lie viii return about the first
of March.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

a. C'Un examination of the recorded proceedings Of
VIC Board, w find that Mr. Draper, then Supervisor
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07
=. - Z. ...H,~,,- :. .r,.-.r,.-..,--..

t"f';;iNG roR RLri nlI,
AGAINST ;lr Democrats # Maine nt the +, c,n,
e. '''n WAS ic'' il'an l2,noo. One wear ngp the
"''J""f "1dI">t them was over 81 ,nin. \ gain
i l''''n IN "ne year i, something to boast of
II show; that the "Sohcr second thought OF
tIr people" is coming into play, reflection not
enthusiasm is Swaying the masses. Another
such S;rik" aud Maine will be redeemed from
lll" foul blot that NV rests upon her. Rcpub-
h"'n' IN and rc~"ili>m are cn their last lcgs.
and all god men will rejoice ut their downfall
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

pean papers and periodicals always on hand.
DAVIS l. ROY.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-07

RAGLANS, RAGLANS!
TTHE FINEST ASSORTMENT IN TIE MARKET
i Just Received by
IOctlol MARK LEVHsON.
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Ihn Law OF NEWsPAPIsRs.

IsubaeTitersWho give epreus notice the
trary, considered w!inB continue 9heir EuScF
ItOhs.
=f subscribers order the dseOntInuaaes Of their PERI
0dcas, the publisher sy continue send them until al
TGsrages paid.
Sf Subscribers neglect refuse their perod
which they directed they held
IssPOnabIe till they have settled the bui aud ordered them
dlsecnIinurd.
1Ii ,uLscribsru other places Without Inform
los pLltsIeTs, the papers the former d
FEctiOn, they held responsible.
SIhe Courts have decided that refusing t. take peTod
eGS the Oniee, removing aud leaving them upcaed
o.,iHD DTiEtU Iactu evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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INSURE YOUR pROPBRTY.
gf iRsYS SIS IspE S.ISif, 5qEPshF' i 13.l Il

AXE LynchbuFH Hose and Fire bnsnrnIIce
,5.,, GoInPnny or A5ynehbnrB, Va,
NAPITAI SluOlJ0 viii take risks nnd promptly adjust
Il IAsas ssa pay los's.' ~A, I. sEtlEys lsss.
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In connection with the above, keep the iarres stock In
the Western country OF the following goods: Volins VIC.
neeoes Double Bases Guitars, Banjoes Taniborines
AceoTdeon9, Flutes, RVs geoetS CIarinetts
In fact keep every article belonging
p s-srass Bands supplied with Instruments at short
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All receiving and keep constantly large Stock
\ o. the Celebrated ttALLET, DAVIS 4 co q PIAEORS
A&iSo & 3 complete assortment OF MELoDEONR and SERA.
IGni the celebrated mAnufaetoreS Of rarhsr
tenham and \ p HuEhee. Also, Splended Gothic Or.
En style Tor Churches or Lecture Rooms, with stops
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SHEiE,, MIISIC

SHEET MUSIC.
meonstanuy receiving and keep on hand large and
choice eolecon Of Sheet Msic Also Insruction BooIS
for every kind OF Instruments in use
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N OORI ESPONDENTS

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other d.
Ancia business Of the Intsgncgr should be addressed TO
tIs PTOpTietOrs.
Saou L addressed TO the Editors Jointly, to either Que
writing publication, win please write
only u. side Of tle paper.
Observance the above rules viii greatly Obge US,
prompt attention to correspondents than
10y might otherwise receive.
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WHEEIlING VA. MONDAY MORNING.
TR PORTATIQN.
cleveland q Ptttsburg Railroad.

Cleveland q Ptttsblrg Railroad.
sas lsa5J
.ESESEls.Elss al.s..s -.g2zz:-
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Trains run through TO. KlteeliRg Dc PittsbitTgh
fNNAnd slter Monday, March ., 1851, Trains aSil
" dAtiy, (sandsy's excepted as follow;
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
T;t5 81 Mail TTaiu stops al Way Stations artives a.
t Pltt9sursh At ss2s p n, and At whvtilng At 4:i6
9tS Express Train stops only q Hudson Rayenna,
G1slPoci, SSa Sai1 at ss @ a
e:le r n Accommodation Train for RayennA and Way
LEAVE r11TsBuRou.
31 $igreiand at l:6O P N, and wheeling a, S;sS
s:ooP NJ xprs.. Train, stops way stations esosp.
aehs.ssr slyss At cIsTesnd a s's9 Sss0 Il sd sd
LEAVE WHEELING.
ittsbulFh Il ss5, and Il clsSelaiad Il 4s5S n.
F5yss = FtssSuFis :! 81 and Csselsai SsssSas
az AsFennodaton Train leaves 1tsssaaa at sss N,
uasGn n stops at all Stations and arrives at
Es AN Traius stop At Euclid Street s.aeou.
Tnsraraxas Dranch.
Trains lesVe New PhllAdepa T.46 Si Dover at sos
wayncshurs at a5 Bayard 1b:9O connecting
Ts leaves Ge Raya % ~ a and
from Cleveland Pittsburgh and Ehsen lyaynesburEh
at 4:lOPM pas
and Wheeling and PittSbnrsh
Connection.
The Trains connect Pittsburgh with tie PennSyiyana
Railroad for HarTlsbqEgh, PhadrlphIa Baltimore New
York and Boston
. ssubenTls with the steubenylle and Indiana Railroad
At Wse @ The Bs@oTs Sn ONO RaToaa for
Cumberland, FredeFickSbuTg WaShlngton City and Ball
more Also with Steamers for Marletta P2rkeTEbuFg,
points ON the Ohio River.
At Cleveland with the Lake Shore and Cleveland Toe.
nd NeVT
Sor Chicago Burlington Rock Island Davenport
West.
ksts be purchased the Once ON the Line;
also at gu e principal Ticket onees the
Meeting RraUiS. rfs 5~gz-5f
Esa- Paee rs low by any other Route.
sap'ts t'ese c. & p. Railroad, j, DuRAED, sup't
Clevsthd, March 6,1s57. mil9
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PRuoes, Aeodeons, straphines and Accnrdsons tuned
with nsatness and dispatch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-18
NUMBER 22zl
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
1T4 MAIN ST., WHEELING.

III d4VU IIf41fIktS IIlIAUE.
Sf0SE e THOMAS take pleasure IN announcing that
GlPsst Dry tsoods, varie,te. ana a1,,r,a.rv ,,oo.
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ESoOURAGE AMERIoAN MANUPHCTOPFE
HOVAkH'R ROOK.Ek RRESRGRISS
Writing E1llifd -

4NCE thB superior Fluid Ink haS before the pnbu
- noE nearly tEo years, It has been constantly Rfu q
I ana Is nov preferred by many to the
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They feel confident that they oder Inducements to
tosS eaha Gftsers cxcellcd BY house the est IN
he United StatSS No trouble TO Sho CoodS-0os Ipt N
Cars Hotels and BOntS customers.
A.TayS on hand' Prime Live Geese Reathert. -g
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s. g:ll52 g2.5l3
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AiultE 7NLNiELlsYi MILL 5kl4UClf. a n
gsT received and for snle 14o bi, Of L. Dadisy Co.'s
Extra Family, made from choice White Wheat.
ny2 DOAEE { CoWGILL.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03
From the Philadelphia Journal
THE PAY OF THE ARMY.

IT is gratifying to see the unanimy with which the
press Of the country supports the proposition increase
the pay of the officers in military establishment II 10
agreed that the salaries given totally inadequate
to the support Of men of family in style Of responsibility
The majority of these officers gentlemen in the highest
Of the term Ninetenhs Of them being graduates
of the West Point Military Academy only thor
oughy educated for business but disciplined in their
entire conduct to insure their in life civilians
OF course they cannot command respectable living in
the army they will seek 1t elsewhere Within the last three
months we have lost some of the best officers in the
vice. II Congress does not take speedy action to RENE
dy the present state OF affairs others who recognised
the flower of the army win follow suit The bill already
reported the House should be acted upon without delay
Every consideration justice and national dignity argues
for the proposed increase of salaries.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03

FnoM BuESos AYREs--Advices have been received at
Boston from Buenos Ayres to November 9th days
later than received via England The heavy rains still
tinued-the fall amounting in the months Of August Sep
tember and October to about twelve inches which had
BEEN in level country, of much injury and dis
Large tracts of land under water In conse-
quence immense numbers Of sheep and many horned cat
tie pershed The continued rain also prevented the shear
ing of the hocks.
The Indian tribes represented still disturbing the
southern portions Of the province and the government
forces seemed quite untitled to cope with active
my The report of the suppression of the rebellion in Santa
Fe designed to overthrow Governor Lopez is confirmed
though much dissatisfaction it is said still prevails espe
cally among the French colonists.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03

LIVERPOOL PORTLAND LINE OF sTKANERs.The estate
of Maine newspaper the establishment OF the
Liverpool and Portland line Of misunderstanding at 81
Johns Newfoundland, and Halifax. Information was re-
ceved by the last arrival from Europe to the effect that
plans have been maured and arrangements made for the
maintenance Of the line commencing the 18th Of March,
with the Circasan screwpropeer Of 23oo tons having
engines Of $50 horse power She will be followed four
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03
--r ri ... ~ From the Chicago Times
THE "PEOPLE'S" CANDIDATE.

The election returns show that Fremont ia in minority
in twentythree States of the Union Fillmore is in mi
nory in thirty States and Buchanan in nine States or
in other words Fremont had majores Of the popular
vote in eight States Fillmore in State and Buchanan
in sixteen States In six States neither candidate had
majority, and these six voted as follows
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03
6o3,99s

These States give their electoral vote as follows
Fremont, 60 Buchanan, %. Though Fremonts vote in
these six States exceeds Buchanan by less than $4,000
and is in minority 100000, he gets threefourths of
their electoral vote, ...... s
The total vote in the northern States is divided fol-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03

If the vote Of the entire Union divided by the cleo
toral vote and the several candidates allowed the
proportion of electoral to which their popular vote
would respectively enttle them Fremont would have
ceved but 90 votes In every of the word he in
hopeless minortyn minority of States, in minority
Of the popular vote North and South and in minority
the electoral vote The bulk of his electoral vote OBJ
tanned in States majority Of whose votes given
against him. And yet he is called the peoples candi
date ~ -.... -...-.sag
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03
Total vote in the northern States.

By dividing this aggregate vote by the number of cleo
ora votes 76 the ratio of popular votes to an electoral
vote is leaving out the fractions 1890 An apporon
of the electoral vote of the northern States about
which the abolitoniss talk loudly, upon the proportion
of the popular vote would give to each candidate the fol-
lor inorn nn | l |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRlFuGE WINE.
(IN QUART BOTTLES.
NeE,W~EER HlUVeNs YHl Fiji


rIsUE gr-ate.t Medicine discovered for the
/ u Fever and Agne, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
and all bilious dis This valuable medicine has
now becu before the public for several years, and
there car b. better evidence off red OF its efficacy
than lis -stensiv, sale, and CONSTANTLY Increasing
rapt sto AMI this i owing it, having pecforSl.d
som, " the most wonderful and astonishing
that hav,' been known. Being purely veg"ta-
BILE free from AL foreign d.iet, rious or mineral
peunds, FrbIifuge Wine ulay b. taken with the ut
ms. safety under almost an! circumstances. II
strengthens th stomach ivigorate, TIE system, and
strength which Always attends Fever and Ague, and
all bilious diseases II not only breaks he ci lis and
CHECKS the fever, but the DISEASE Of the Liv
cr and other organs. which the Chlll and Fever
depends The thousands who have used the febti-
fye Wine need further evidence OF it's virtue than
its happy restorative ELECT I, Is truly wonderful
nl-,i,cn-. and operates on thr system Ike = charm
Tn fir I ur second dose Of Fetrsuge Wine breaks the
ehiil> ant continued according TO the directions, it
Remove, the dis prrmsticntiy Stom the rystetn
aud leaves the tpiy in a heslthS condition. Those
PERSONS who afflicted with Fever and Ague any
t,rm ~ bilious diseases, are recommended To give
this valuable medicine fair trial which Is all th3t
u-cessAry insure and ince all Of It's
superiority every 9th remedy ever uffered 10
m puhic Certificates 10 the higbe-, r-~p,ctabiit,
m GIL, b, prs nt. 10 tantiaie ali thai claimed
IN .sb hslf bat II will b. left 10 in rodnc' t,et-to
-tsnd or fall upon 's own merit
Caution TO the Public.-Br sure that III ,Iauir =.
the pr,r. ie,or, JOHN WEIR j. In his own hsniuri
ting Tho Proinissory Notc, which l. alta 49, to
the bottom II each engraved Label IN the bath.
SD At rtail BY Druggists aud Merchant ,ety-
whore.
All wh"t sale orders must lie dircsts~i - Johu v,
nrr, ST Msrl,m Lam, n :, ~ to ia, 4 Bslwin,
VIII iessle druggists Chicago.
Sid whoiessi, aud retail by Me.-fs
ALvORD VAN paffES.
,sD. Lou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

Furniture.
fHE undersigned have ~
FrR s N5TunE m
In the Ten Buildings,
NO.ss FOURTH STREET,
doors abore Locust, East side
In calling the attention OF the citizens Of 81. Louis
and vicinity, to our establishment, TO Induce your
patronage, We promise you'
Three Things,
which viii endeavor, all tlmes faithfully to per.
form
FIRST,
We will our best endeayors to keep constantly on
hann GOOD APPOINTMENT, one that shall not be
exceied y any psreitnfs House 10 the West
EOOND,
Our work shall be made we'll, the best masertal
THIS WE WARRANT.
THIRD,
We will sell at PRICES a. Low, II not LESS, than
any similar establishment IN g. Louis. All Of which
We agree TO perform Ut
No. - Fourth street, 81 Losts, No
jsnaAiwly BAKER TH0RNDURGu.
Doslleinos River Laa0 for sale
L.ayV1D DEPARTMENT..
DesAioiass River Eavioation AID r. r. %
OrTuMwA, Iowa. April ~, 1856
sINHk undersigned hereby sive- notice, that this
One Is now open for the sale Of these valuable
az They win b. sold % long credit, AID In lots 10
nth means and wishes Of purchasers.
Anyfarther information desired In relation TO thosi
Willis furnished on application at this once
: mail Or otherwise GEO. n. PERKINS,
(nayibdtn Lana Commissioner.
LAEDsDI 3 An1HEr.
DIS AOsxEs EAvr0ArtOS Co.
nNthc sixteenth day Of June, next, the ot,ic- be
~ the sst Of the lands Of this company will Ir
removed from this place to Fort Des MoiueS
TAese lands viii b sold On long CREDITS, and 10
GEO. n. PERKINS.
Land COMMISSIONS
Ottunvs = ova Is avn davs
AVTELLx0 EyVSCE
ID - e II 0H =
vTVHD unersisned would most respectfully recon-
q mend their Intelligence Once 70 the pubic with
~ assurance that all orders entrusted TO them viii
b punctually attended 70.
wehave constantly good situations for either msie
| Or lemale helps.
We uuAertske si bnsissss In this line, such Is N
Re9ee6seD 0C 00esoes,
vi rfomislng cheap and speedy services.
- Oseers from tia country promptly hlled
SAAkLFIkLD HOLM
Corner Of and aud Scutt sts.
l. n. ,. We VII psy sttestion 70 lpescies Of ail
s1no- osadasn
Br0ttOM House.
LIE CLAIRE, 80. iowa.
-. n. =. 1D0WN. ssftsssss.
tQ0o19c, 49, ~ znWsk mosf conveaina
6;s,s lscsrs 80 s d ssssS psss,s =
q - ~ Upt Vuiet - anDs111N Asue. =
8 - nyi., - g D6aas v1i 8
0l r - vsaas 8 aneu1&
- - Slahe saenaAsa. )eA~a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

Is116rIOzLL7 aEAL6D 0YSfE6s-fsaa-
III sess, hsachss. LoL<trs ~, Ae.
fss.D -sst LsAk&. Civ 8OQ
~ 06t ~ 3lnbuh. sssosv ~ reerlvt9s IN
~ on3e q NsW York pliesx q J0UI'gs
OCT 70 dtll n.sdy. bsswsen - and ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

The undersigned is Agent fer this new Insur anee
Company, whch is managed BY some Of the mos, sub
s'a;isi busnes Of ST. Louis, and Is ready at all
tIucs to take raks on reasonable rates. I, should
not be OVERLOAD -, that this Is good Western Com.
pany. and should he supported by citizens, instead
e. being swinded . Eastern swindiing- nst.ut,or.
Of which there are many.
iec2Siiy z. b. HARDING.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
Or. W. D. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCCCLIST AND ARTIST

HAS rmanenty located in Rock Island, IN ILL.,
III nuis street opposite island City Hct.l, where
he will b. happy 10 all persons stliict d with dis
eascs Of the Eye ami Ear
Having devoted several years e. this special branch
OF his profession, trusts that be csn relieve man.
who have given up in despair with Amaaro j., the
synlpt Of which weakness ~ sight imaginary
objects floating before the eye; objects appear Oh
scured By cloud hasiue,S flashes OF light cnargr.
meme OF the pupil, &c.
Cataract, In which the lens turn white and pr.
vents tue Of light passing through IL. Opihaima
or inflammation, Near sight, weakness Il vision, Stra
bspiRs Uniting well Des fness in its various
forms.
Having received from Paris the new and WONDER
fal Opthalmoscore, with which We are enatls.i l.
lok into he depths OF the eye and the interior
clearly the outside, and thereby ascertain the
state Of the optic nerve and tina Ia Amxnrosis
the lens in ncipient cataract Also the Illuminated
Speculum for examsng the ear we'll several
medical prepar lions for curing Op~city % the
fm the eye without iu- use OF the krif,
or cau.tcs.
To prevent imposition, DR., Is deeins IL prudent T.
state that be ia regular Physician. b Ing gr,dn
ate Of the Universe OF Vermont, also Of the New
York Opthaimic Hospital, and his success occu
list is attributable 10 the perfection which h. ha
brought the of intoxicated vspors In the treatmer
Of diseases OF the eye.
p. s. Dr. b. viii devote portion Of his tim. u III
chronic disc Asses. especially Of the throa
utgs, having cured himself OF Consumption If
.large part 81 his right lung was lost by dsess -
ss we'll as many others ia a like couiii ion
Office hours from nine Ia four.
Rock Island. Oct. %. 1eS6 dwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05

PAPER laANG[NGS.
u. 8. SHORT,
~. Lake street, Chicago, IliInOi-.
Importer asd dealer in Paper nanginss,
Window Shades, Paints, Oils, Glass,
VnRni~h, Artists Materials, Drushes.
VNvE have hand over 100000 rolls Of Wall
w papers Borders, &c. American, French.
English aud German together with an extensive es-
sortment Of Git, Landscape and common water
Shades, Cords, Tassels, &c.
" NJ Is FL
OF Every description from the most celebrated East
crrl manufactures, In barrels anS half barrels
White Lead, Zine, Spirits Turpentine, Glue, &c al
Of which will be sold lower than ever aefore Gle ed
IN ,hs W,si.
}. =. SHORT. l12 Lake st., CHICAGO.
sep s-3n, Opposite Rcss 4 FOSTERS.
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