Smyrna times., 1857-10-07

paying seltstyled aurisls exorbitant fees in adj.
vance, and the inf1lction of still more serious
evils oy permitting the application of danger
Gus remedies by inexperienced and unskiful
hands, DIR IL. may here state that he has no
connection whatever with any person advertis-
ing 10 cure deafness, neither has he given per-
mission for the publication OF q certificate pur-
porting TO emanate from him, and cannot, there
fore, be responsible for any alarming conse-
quences resulting from rashness and despera-
ton. The loss Of money may not be material
to some persons but the derivation of one of
the most important of the senses ought to be
regarded and treated with more than ordinary
solIcItude. Deafness, noise in the head, and all
dlsagreeable discharges from the ear speedily
anu permanently removed, without causing the
least PAIN or Inconvenience A cure in all
cases guaranteed where maformation does not
exist. Thirteen years close and almost undi-
Vlded attention to this branch of special prac-
tlce has enabled him to reduce his treatment to
Sucn a degree of success as to find the most
confirmed and obstinate cases yield by a steady
attention to the means prescribed.
The following testimonials are submitted
with confidence They will show at least in
what estimation his professional qualifications
are held by some of the most distinguished
medical men of the country
TESTIMONIALS.
Il have had the pleasure to meet Dr. Hartley
IN practice, and have been led to form favor
able opinion of his character, both in profession
and as gentleman
w. IL. PARKER, NJ. d., Prof of Surgery"
"From my intercourse with DR.. Hartley. |
have found his deporlmcnt to be correct and
gentlemaniy. VALENTINE Morn, Nj. d."
Reference Qf CareS!.
Mr. Goodwin, 18th street, near Broadway.
MI WIN. Silvey, 40 Courtlandt street.
Mr. ii. p. Herdman, Counsellor at Law, I6
City Hall Place, New York.
DIR. Bell, Dentist, Auburn, N
Mr.. Seth Paine, Editor, Chicago,
Mrs. Hawley, and MIR. Fred. Dean, SPRING
field Ill.
MIR. B. F. Stephenson, Jacksonville, Illinois
Miss Sarah Swalne, Nantucket.
Miss Rebeccl ID. Howard, Fairhaven. Mass
James Burnett, Pleasant Valley, near Pougn-
kecpsie, N. Y.
IERMs.-For cure, SO In compliance with
the request of large number of correspoderts
III the county, whose circumstances will moi
admit OF visit to New York, DR.. II. will for.
ward a package by Express containing all the
necessary treatment, appliances, &c, with am |
pie Instructions to effect cue, on recent of
$40 and the balance when cured, 6T These
terms continued tor one month only.
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OF PROGRESS Is OUR MOTrO,-a he tina,
rcs To stop our hcadWuy that Respect will find il
an uphill game told The crzeus Of tins civ soIno |
months ago, that Wilmington by nature vas desi,rd
!" ue h'auIaclurinS cIly IN our line of the Shoe
Ou'lcs" as wen as sshlpbuIldIug and nachlnist This
Guy produces The best material for h OTIS and Shoe,
ana The shoe manufacturers come here for nur s,,,
rom al paris oi tn country particularly frosa The
ris' 'hey pay thelr expenses here and back nav line
!, i,'ishl o our stock there, and manufacture II mn
hoPS ana shoes and pay the freight back again. and
men unier-sell our manufacturers here alIOnelher
his "'he Oh thnys Is ali Wrong. The Stale Of Mas
l'S goes III i"r manufacturing and puts herself
IN ueiihnce - competition. aud say By industry ,,a
hrlVe; and that Is sO and wan WImlnolnu II, oc
cuy 'hls same pos It0n. We have The advantage of
massachusetts; we produce the best Leather ana
NI"f'ccO III me GOuutry, and why uot rnueta wit
hcr aId keep Onr trade home and Tins car, mo ,,a
Dy alr competition ONLY. Suppose the shoe sor
lhlS clly should All combine 10 uut IN I'm. ,r,.,. -,
~ o''S anu Hh'GS 10 omt That SUITS them, whch o
'""'Sc "ouiu "e al II hISb hgGie, and thus shut ol
cOHlpellilun the consequence would he The Lusnes.
"ould lalI lnlO as low and degencrcd Il condition as
i "As "tieh came 10 TINS cIty, nearly eight wears
tSoi thal lnOmChl the shoe dcd-rs or any OIner class
d pu"eSs men c"mDneiO put their prices be, Ond fair
PRICES. lllat JIeHl the trdde commences TO eay lhis
u any othtr c'i lha Is l0isl enough do any such
''iiis' sup cphPellllOn, and What Is Iie COIlse-
luehce-a nat that YOU gel for Sj would c,,i vo,
'O ana coat ihanOw sClls a. $ would c,,sl Won sS
md 50 IL would be with everything that We nerd IN
at drink or wear. The poor labor which IS The
ast lhinS 10 rise would bc The st Ihl q 10 sutIer and
uiler most by Ihis operation II Won ~ III mn ,,, ill.,
oof man Wages prppOrlIUn then wili b. the iir,
nan 70 JON III PaIiIns up the prices. bat III then
am uenocrau on lhIs pom; the greatest good 10
nc greatest hulHter Is our teXt,-Il ,au dsirbulp -
Dme lOOO or 1870 pairs Of Boots and shoes a wcekto =
he Inhabitants OF hs city aud the surrounding conn
~ ~; % %i'u u' gohs 10 do IT, gentlemen, AT far prices
u there is 10 use o your kicking squedllng aboul
any more II y"u have nDI bra ms enough To com.
cue WIN Us IN manufacturing Boots and SEoes why
zen come ahd buy OF me and ii YOU will moi do Tins L,
nose nose lautt Is II lew days ago bought quite ::
"IhDer oil cases OF Boots and SHOES thai were sold -
hder The hammer, from parties " l.O ID niied: ui %
purse lhey were sold fat below their first %
teiI you 'oughl them al u sacrifice did This A.
now can sell good article so 10 " ms 1 do | am AZ
having said me, MIIy dunl Won nut mn a,
our pIces iii Ou would TO it, all the rest of the
"Ot ahd Shoe dealers would get the price up and
Du "ohid sell just as many That Is moi 50 am a cC
sie"er ia Tie GOcrihe that .lI:mn is the life of
aue' ana snail ACT upon Just long as can pro-
~ D'oiS 'Iu ohOes cheap, Just 70 long am gOiul TO
" mem chcap small living profit is all ask
~ 81 ohg as can do tins, just long will keen the
Islness ia Second street, aud keen the trade M Ln,n
at at N' III second street. | am manufacturing and
'yihg quite extensvel, all kinds of Boots and Shoes
+" iii ss at Wholesaie 10 amy Shoe Dealer, all The
r'ous kHldS OF Boots and Shoes that retail will
" theih ut Wholesale prices they can retail them
he same prices that do ID yoi ma what con- 10
& d uit III nNiiig proht lor myself Morocco Boots we ce
TAIL at Sll23 TINS bulhers the Shoe dealers "a do de
ana make pay, and they thlnk hard OF me for do !
H. Will wholesale Morocco Boots to anv dealer 's
ne can retail them al Sl.l24 pair and make de- st
III lfOht on them at lha,-and surely this is fair and
horable But the difficulty in the vay with the br
'sL Vi lhen s' they have said much ba, about me
me past seven years, that they are afraid TO come "'
. my sure but they need not be- for care Just as
Il about their talk the weight Of II amounts TO- gu
That was just nothing al all So gentlemen coma mn
ana WA put you IN way 10 sell cheap and do ,yi
slheSS rlght aud help 10 Keep trade at no me-
y can and see the Ladies fancy coOred and black arr
Hers, Which am selling IS cents palr / could thu
a' well get 81 % for them as TO get IS cts but
zap Is our text and Gents Boots Or s. rs pair and h
~ Congress Caters for 20 pair Just call and o0
X at them whether you buy or nat we can sell
.I wiinoui much lrOublC-alid we have many things
eh JaSt as low IN price Please call at LANlGENSS
cap o1ot and Shoe Store, no lU Vest Second street =
u oi tle large black bootJ Wilmington.
M YOUNG MEN of pleasing address II
can realize from $50 TO 800 per Nr ~
u IL IL, 4