Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-30


CITY CouNciL--'The mayor announced that
part Of the business hnIofe the council
:or this evening. was the consideration of IL i't'-
proposition to frame ordinance providing for
the election of one or two Aldermen, who shall
nc specially empowered TO try city cases.
Mr. Sweeney moved the pOStponeinsmt Of the
question for the present.
Petition Of the E,nua Graha-, praying for
reduction of Wharfage, was reierr to tue prop
er committee.
Petitions of S. j. srligulan & Bro, NJ. J.
Rohnn, W. a. Moyston, p. f. Swakoff, j.
McCrackcn, j. II. Scuiiion-granted.
Petition of James Bodley referred to special
committee.
PARTIAL DEAFNESS AXD DhcgARGEs FROM II
EAw-.DR HARLEY generously offers to attend
all persons suffering from affections Of the at
mis- ofi:rc,76 Broadway. n. y, wiitnut charge
until cured, thereby proving Ills success tine-
qnalcd, and protecting the deaf IRON being
svindcd By paying scl[.StyIed anriStS cSorbi-
tant fees in advance and the inliction of still
more serious evils by permitting the applica-
ton of dangerous remedies 10y inexperienced
and unskiilful hands. DIR. ii. may here state
that he has no connection whatever with any
person advertising tocure deafness, neither las he
given permission for the publication OF n ccEti-
cate purporting to emana c from hitn, and cannot
therefore, bc responsible for any alarming cOnst-
guence resulting form rasliness and desperation.
Tic loss of Money may not be material to
some persons, but the deprivation of one OF the
most important of the senses ought to be re-
gartled and treated with more than ordinary So
lictudc Deafness, noise in the lead, and NIL
diSagreCable discharges from the ear speedily
and permanently removed, without causing the
least pain or Inconvenience. ~ cure in all cases
guaranteed, where mallOrInation does not exist.
Thirteen years close and almost undivided al
tcntion to this branch Of special practice has en-
ablel him to reduce his treatment to such de-
gree of success as to find the most confirmed
aud obstinate cases weld by steady attention
to the means prescribed.
The following testimonials are submitted with
confidence. They will show at least III what csti-
nation his professional qualifications are held
by some OF the most distinguished medical men
Of the country:
TESTIMONIALS.
~ have had the pleasure tc meet DR.. HIATT
LEY in practice and have been led TO form n IA
yorable opinion OF his character, both i'll pro-
GesSion and as gentleman.
"W. II. PARKER N. d., Professor Of Surgery.
"From my intercourse with DIR. uARTLY,
have found his department TO be correct and
gentlcmanly "VALENTlxE MoTT, NJ. d."
References Of cures.
Mr., Fookwin, 9Th street, near Broadway.
Mr.. William Silvev, 40 CUurtlandt street.
Mr.. II. =. IIcrdtnan, Counselor at Law, lG
City Hall Place, New York.
DIR. Bell, Dentist, Auburn, ~ Y.
Mr.. Seth Paine, Editor, Chicago.
Mr.. james II. Burtis, Gas Works. Chicago
Mrs Hawlcy, and Mr.. Fred. Dean, Springfield,
Illinois.
Mr.. b. F. Stephenson, Jacksonville, Illinois.
Miss Sarah Swnine Nantucket.
Miss Rcbccca d. Howard, Fairhavcn, Mass.
James Burnett, Pleasant Valley, near Poikeep
see. n. Y.
TEnus--Eor cure, $25. la compliance with
the request of large number of correspom-
deuts in the country, whose circumstances will
not admit of visit to New York, DIR. II. will
forward package by Express containing all
the necessary treatment, appliances, &c, with
annie instructions TO fleet cure on receipt of