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For Sale ana Rent.

EOR RENT-A LARGE AND FIRST-Clasa
u Dwelling. House, situated on the corner o.
18th and streets, containing - Rooms, With all
the modern Improvements, lspely occupied BY the
Hon. Mr.. Vinton. For further particulars inquire
Of NARY B. ALEXANDER,o or JOHN ALEX
AMBER, 20 Penn avenue mar "a .ec3w
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Wants.

WANrED-BY TIE ADVERTISER, A
w situation 20 do Chambervork ana seuInr
Apply at No. H2 X street, between 2Jth and Il l.
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A B-HOY AT SCHOOL.

One of the Juveniles, considerably ad-
vanced, presented himself not long since,
for admission to public school near the
Dry Dock. lie was shown to seat, and
in the course Of the morning the master
resolved TO enter into little examination
of the youths capacities and knowledge,
prior to ASSIGNING him to class. Calling
on the b'hoy to stand up, he asked. sDo
you know anything Of grammara' 4 don't
know anything else.' sVery well! Now
attend. II the beginning God made the
world; parse world All the b'hoy knew
Of grammar was what he had heard that
very morning from the different clauses re-
citing around him--but he had been taught
that when he was Sighting in the dark, be
must strike straight out from the shoulder
right and left, and he would be all right.
Parse world p he drawled out inquiringly
80 as to gain time. sYes. In the beginnin9
God made the world d-parse world, wall,
world is the biggest kind of noun, mascu-
line gender, al sorts Of lenses, past, presen,
and future, and'-slapping his hands down
on the desk with force that shook the
building RS goveynAdby Cop !! Now fotch
your Sunday school scholars, old hoss, and
zee il they can beat that-M 7. PicasuMe
q EA - z D 2 "a {. fFse
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Co. First class IN Oriental Philosophy
stand up. Tibbets what is ife2' 81, s's
Life consists Of money, boss and fash
ionable wife, = rl e
sNext, what 10 death7' aI. .s4
sApaymastsr who settles everybody 70 debts
and gives the tombstones ~ receipts in full Of
xll demands.'
what Is povertyp' 5..s zoe So.
sThe reward Of merit 0sniss gsnssally
reoeiyss from . discsiaiaaailg Pshlie.' fg
Il sWhat i religion?' ,s..s, .,,s ..,,is !.
Doing unto Others q yon please, without
allowing them return 81 The ce1plinent.'
Z sWha& II fnneFe aisas III i :saetd ssks4 .
. "A six line pnf i = nevspapee while In
ing, and your fortune to your enemies when
dead
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s4 eTWhen Judge Henderson of Texas
was first candidate, he visited frontier
county in which he was, except by reputa-
tion, stranger. Hearing that n trial of
felony would take place in few days, he
determined to volunteer for the defence,
The prisoner was charged with having sto-
len pistol; the defence was ssnot guilty."
The volunteer counsel conducted the de-
fence with great ability. He confused the
witnesses, quibbled the court, and made an
able, eloquent, and successful argument
The prisoner was acquitted; he had not sto-
len the pistol. The counsel received the
applause of the audience. His innocent
cliant svailed himself of the earliest inter-
val in the hurricane Of congratulation to
take his counsel aside ssMy dear sir, y said
he,' you have saved me, and am very great
full. have no money, do not expect to
have any, and do not expect ever to see you
again; but to show you that | appreciate
your services in getting me Of, By G--d, you
shau haue the pistol" So saying, he drew
from his pocket and presented to the aston
ished attorney the very pistol the atom, =
had just shown he had never stolen or had n
hiR n0NN0AelOn.,s afFgs4a add s.Fa- ~, 8. &.
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pGsrICKs m BOSTON.

o
The famous ssDesticks'' has furnished
the New York Picayune an account of his
visit to Boston, from which the following
extracts are made:
'sNinety-nine extra-sized angle worms To-
comoting At high pressure speed about a
garden walk of q showery afternoon, and
being perpetually turned back when they
got to the edge, and compelled to cross
each others trail in iDnumerable directions,
would, if the ground was soft, and their
very footsteps plainly visible, draw on the
garden walk aforesaid, a tolerably accurate
map Of the city Of Boston. 1t is crookeder
than nine acres of rams horns, and has got
more corners than q cord of cross-cut saws.
You see, your friend, and you call out,
"Jones wait minute;" and you start to see
Jones, thinking he is Just across the street.
Misguided man! far-distant Jones! you
climb the hills, and turn ninety corners be-
fore you get within hailing distance Of
Jones again. ,,..S'.,.-... u"
The streets look rs If they had been made
somewhere else, and dumped here in a huge
tangle, and nobody had ever taken the
trouble to straighten them out again. 1t
looks as if somebody had been building q
lot OF cities by contract, and the job hadn't
come out even, and he had to throw down
his remnant of streets, and odd ends of al
leys, and little snipped of bits Of lanes and
avenues, and calledit Boston. If any street
in town should be cut straight mile in any
direction, it would 60 through dozen pri-
vate parlors and forty.ive public music
halls. In fact, Boston looks ss if first-rate
material for IN excellent city had been melt
Cd and poured througha seive on hillside
and left to cool.' jg Il sag 3adts -Hies
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c. An Arkansas correspondent Of the
New Orleans Picayuns, tells the following
In early times, id o county not far OF,
these country dram shops were common, ss
they were all over the State, where the
b'hoys met every Saturday evening to shoot
for whisky and get drunk, and cool of with
q fight or two. ~ - ''''s '<'''-R
On one Of these occasions, big, strap
ping six .footer, full of ssbush hesd'' and
Dutch courage, having been beat at the
mark by another, slapped his fists together
and swore he was "spiling'' for q fight, and
could whip any man who could beat him
shooting. svfaa4esF sTa1ag .H3 3o Asag
This was not noticed by the man for whom
it was intended. That of course made him
brayer and madder. He roarcd out:
0 81 kin whip any blink-eyed sinner who
kin beat me Acknowledgements lrisad
70 The main aimed at, still said nothing.
Six-footer here sbiled' over-so he walk.
ed right up to him, shook his fist in his face,
and said: s5&t@ nj sfagE sssgE qsst 2aEsHd =
"You kin shoot, kin you?-but you
daren't to fight me-I'm q unanimous
hors-ee!" Whoop-ee!'' i''7' 'S ''''..
The man still said nothing. "Esht5 ~" G
Six-footer roared again the louder, and
said he must have fight if he had to buy
it. ,-..... 4..E, ........,g .....-.-.,.s. ..-. .
ssLook 'erel Slickengoeasy, if you'1l give
me a far eight, Pll givea COW and calf"
Slickem deliberately began to strip and
said-'If thar's any thing to be made, Pm
in" E,ssg., -..,,s ..'I. ..s-...,.,.. 49,, ....f .
Six-footer turned lietle pale-couldn't
back down now-struck ring-pitched in
and Sir.tooter got most oonfoundedly
and soundly carwhollopped. lie then rose,
and shook of the dirt, and swore he would
not pay, for 'twarnt in the bargain he was
to be wollopped." F..' =7.g s-s'f s'o'55e
Slickem said! s1l'll sue you."e Eg Satg =.
3 ssSue swayp' said Six-footer, and mount
ed his bear skin and rode off. "a
Slickem went to the county seat, saw
lawyer, and told him his case; the lawyer
told him it was good case, and he would
gain it for him. He told him to make out
an account 'sfor work and labor done" and
sue before q justice Of the peace. He did
so; the justice gave judgmentfor the plain
tiff and ordered the constable to drive the
cow and calf to him. Here it rested. The
defendant was heard to say: ,s-, d.
"Wsll, reckon that mout be Law, but
my losing that COW and calf all come q my
not kiveriu' all the pints in the trade, l
'spose!" ~ bs
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LrNNvrILE. Tenn, Sept. II, 1851.
MEssRs. EDIroRs:-As / have noticed in
the newspapers several fatal sequels of the
bite of pet rsttlesnskes, and a. many do not
seem to know the number, of fangs which
these reptiles possess, and have. in process
Of development, this may not be unimport-
ant to those who handle them. gigaaa 2Gt &
L In 1852 dissected the head of a large
rattlesnake, and to keep from being wound
cd by sccidentI extracted the two fangs,
snd proceeded to examine every tissue, when
found another fang as large as the one
had extracted; close by its side found an
other, varying in size; when was surprised
again by finding others, amounting to four
teen-all getting smaller, and all possessing
the same characteristics as the original fang.
The opposite side corresponded in every par
ticular, excepting that there were fifteen.
Most persons in petting the rattlesnake
generally extract the fangs that are visible,
and do not seem to BE- aware of the ultimate
danger of 80 horrible serpent. If you
think this worthy of printing it is at your
~ u ALFRED H. WHITE, M. D. @
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GEO SNYDER J. II. SHERMAN.
SNYDER & SHERMAN
Attorneys, Ceunsclsrs NJ Law 4 Nesaries Public,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa.
VNy1LL PRACTICE THEIR PROF FESSION
w in all the Courts Of Iowa and Nebraska. All
collections entrusted to their care attended to promptly
Especial attention given buying and selling real
tate, and making prescriptions in Nebraska. ....-
Deeds, Mortgages, and other instruments OF writing
drawn with dispatch acknowledgements taken, &C. &c.
u Once on Upper Broadway. nlu.
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J. I. OLIVER

70 :" 3 j Il OLIVER,
Nss N6orchAnt TAt1or
Getlemens' Furnishing Goods,
Ps~rs ~, eSSsssss PAesae As....
COUNCIL BLCEFS, IOWA
VEEPS ON HAND A CHOICE SIR rr-,.-
ClNnhS. CASlAERES 4 vESrINGs. -
o., ne wli make up 70 order, in the latest and
spprcved styles. Together with beautiful
n'ent 'i IENTS. FURNISHING GOODS. III
:. OLIVER
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ID. &. BLOOMER'S
Land .ASssev ssA ErehsSs oAes,
EMPIRE BLOCK.

Ii BRANCHES OF THE LAND AGENCY
n business promptly attended To. Land Bought and
Sold Money Loaned and Land Entered On Time. Land
kept constantly sale at the lowest rates.
sF Onice in Empire Block, opposite Pacihe uouse.
Nay lS57-nlu EE .-
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N. w. MILLS & CO.,

n. w. MILLS & CO., :
BLA.N.k B00M .M-s.N-UF.4CTURERs,
NOON .BANDERS l. JOD PNANTENS,
CoURT AVENUE -
DES MONIES, IOWA.
DIND MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, LAW BOOKS,
ID Old Books, Music, &C., &c. -.
Also Manufacture Blank Books for Banks, Hotels,
Merchants County Officers, &c. in any style ruled to
any pattern. So 80 - ho-Sih
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J. p. CASADY. ;. y. iHsA'
CASADY l. TEST,
.asssrssys SGD (Ssssstisrs Ss A~sr, ssS
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
p,.rs ..........,,,....Io iowa.
-,IY ppONPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w AGENCIES Collections, Investing Money, ll'cat-
ing and Selling Land Warrants and all other business
ueran,ng 10 their profession IN Western Iowa anu Ne
pet'ae " n1u.
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yA gentleman from Boston chanced to
find himself among little party Of ladies,
way down east last summer, and while in
the enjoyment of some innocent social play,
he carelessly placed his arm about the slen-
der waist Of as pretty dan sell . Maine Q IN
boast of, when she started and exclaimed !:
sBegone, sir! don't insult me' '2a7i .s
The gentleman instantly apologized for
the seeming rudeness, and assured the Of
Tended fair one that he did not intend to in
suit her. ~ esazsa saesfa 81 fssssse ~ 81
mop she replied archly. Well, If you
didn't-you may do 90 again osI 71ss.ss fs
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:. The force of Language 10 apt to be ,-Ach
injured by multitude Of words. = = .5:1 s.5ss.s
i A respectable farmer in Berkshire county
has the singularly happy talent Of not say
ing to marry his daughter, called upon him :
one day when he happened to be in the field
ploughing with his oxen. It WAS, past
doubt, fearful matter for difident man
to broach, and the shesitating loyof, after
running parallel with the furrovs several
times round the feld, and essaying With all
his courage to utter the important question,
at last ;stammered out; ssI--I-Pvs been
thinking, Mr.. ----, that--that as howl
IL should be gl-glad to-to-m-m-
marry your daughter" ~
Farmer-"7 Take her and use her ,cell.
Whoa, hasc, Buck.''sqad gBa} bti5g.lag.
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Us szs1l 2 i'sE5 aliffes' iasEt aaa2s sasI9s'
aat Il hsfs ast,e4 8 ssit ssss GsaA ilasss
Il Na
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TO0TLE, wv. ". @
Il TOOTi.E J. W. T0OTLE.
TOOTLES> e. EAIRLEAGH

TNXCLUSIvELY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY :
r. GOODS Groceries, Boots, SHOES, Clothing Liquors.
Queensware, &c, &c, and r.. o..
FORWARDING l. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Id. street, 81, Joseph, Mo.
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fTThe ambition to be witty sometimes
: sJohn,' said !. father .'t, to his son, on the
day he was twenty-one, you have got . fool
sYes,' said John, 'and have had these
twenty years. ssFi asysias stla y ...tl TT
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TssCol. W. is iine looking man, isn't
he?'' said . friend Of ours the other day.
ssYes,' replied another, Il was taken for
him one time.' sssqass ss{y ~ tissls.s,, sqa sa
tYou why you are ugly as sin. T,g
Il don't care for that; endorsed his note,
and was taken for him BY the sheriff.
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fTssWhat have you done 70 further hu-
man progress?" said . sententious philoso.
pher one day to jenkins. - q zsis sI,@7 -gi
!, Jenkins' reply was clear aud decisive: ot
eI've prodnced seven boys and two girls,
sir" y s.s3 - s'a sSss5 ''' 5s''''a'i'ss'
The philosophers departed and for the Sfst
time in his life, thought. gb Har Il kaa sl3
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81 1857


;
D.yard Taylor, il his leat lsttsr from the
north Of Europe. thus describes this marvel
q spproachiss shs isiands xs had :
fair view 81 the last outpssts q the group
the solid barSiers against which tho utmost
f1Ey of the Atlantic dashes in vain. This
side Of Vaeroe lay the large island OF Mos
koe, between which and large solitary rock
id the middle Of the strait dividing them y
the locality of the renowned Maelstrom-
now, alas! almost as mythical as the kraa-
Ken or great sea-snake Of the Norwegian
iords. 1tisa pity that the geographical
illusions Of our boyish dsys cannot remain.
You learn that the Noise. Of Niagara can be
heard l20 miles od, and that sssome Indi-
ansfh their canoes, have ventured down it
with safety.'' Well, one could give up the
Indians without much dif6cnlty, hut Is 10
rather discouraging to step oat Of the Falls
depot for the first time and hear no sound,
except eCab, sir?'' eHotel, sir?" So OF
the Maelstrom, denoted ON my school-boy
map by 4 great spiral twist, which Fsaggest-
ed to me . tremendous swhirl Of the ocean
currents, aided by the. information that
ssyessels cannot approach nearer than sew
en- miles." In Ofney, moreover, therewas
picture Of Z luckless bark, half way dowa
the vortex. ! had been warming my imagi-
nation, a. We came up the coast, with Camp
bells sonorous lines, -, . %'''''
'Hound the shores where runic Odin y iFSsEso1 ~
,szat HOwls his wAr-song v the gAle-s a
Round the isles where loud Lef0den
whirIs 10 death the roaxing whaie;"1 faEss5
and, % We looked over the smooth water
toward Mpskoe, felt = renewed desire to
make an excursion :thither on our return
from the north. But, according to Captain
Rus, and other modern authorities which
consulted, the Aselstrom has lost all its
terrors and attractions. Under certain con-
ditions Of wind and tide, an eddy is formed
in the strait, it is true, which may be dam
gerous to small boats, but the place 10 by
no means 90 much dreaded a. the Saltern
Fiofd, where the tide rushing in, is caught
in such a manner as to form bore, as in
the Bay Of Fundy, and frequently proves
destructive to the fishing craft. II is the
general opinion that some of the rocks which
formerly made the Maelstrom SO terrible
have been worn away, or that some subma-
rine convulsion has taken place, which has
changed the action Of the waters; it 10 I'M
possible to account for the reputation it
one possessed. ..,-
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4, COCHRAN,

General Land AScns'
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. ....,r. .., q,
,uJ. PROMPTLY ATTEND TO THE LO-
w CATION and Sale u Land Warrants ior non,
residents the payment of Taxes and the purchase ao
sale Of Real Estate generally. VIII also eh'eI '""u
for settlers and give time for payments lh--o.
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GA militia captain ont soath, on re-
ceiving note from = lady requesting the
sspleasurs of his company,Y understood Il
~ . compliment to those under hia com.
mand, and marched the whole Of them to
the lAdy's house. III .aH,i N sssst
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DIR. III. A. HAESELEK,

DIR. III. 4. HAESEIIEIANS =
Nsmropsshte Phvstctss, SsrEsss $50 &c
eoschssr,
ATE OF Pottsvile Pa, would respectfully tender MS
l 4 services to the citizens Of COUNCIL BLUFFS ahd
vicinity Once in Pamer's Block, one square oeo" ie
pacific House. where he may be consulted at all times
when not otherwise professionally engaged Particular
attention given TO diseases Females and Children
Also Chronic complaints Of long standing.
Sept. 18th, 1857 HSo-y
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l. CJ"Did you ever hear Of the wife taat
wrote to her husband in California, and
commenced her letters thus: 81 as'NAf''
/ "Oh tell me not that absencs csnqucrs
Lowell the longsf you stay away the bttsr |
like you." " ss;ra.,tsa,,.. -,.;,a,s.t tdF
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az s3asH" D
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0 rSals--i Fine uarte.

TRACT OPP LAND situated in This Far'sI ~. ,
1 four miles above the Ferry Landing ans aioa.,
M on tae Mississippi River, containing .se a.gs a..
front, more ar less, with the depth p soo.s u .,are
,zn,s. siae lines clos NJ in he resr. aonnafa an ~.
H. ,,,,s. bsIonsfag i tie succession Of Terence "
' i ", And below b. those Of yifteuause leBiaIs ~
/ Co., with all tie buildings and improvement ! 10
On. Also. with or without the 81 mill ssss1
the same. .co,,r9s2T RES.
This mace il vel alsptea for a aOlsr n .afa9p
pENCE there being FIVE FhoiI lHA1A'
G4RbEN Ks. pvsx.splr
For terms aud conditions apply to Z, bsssA'D'.
pasaisi' Rr.order, or % ,crs {. ELDER,
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r~,rF ~~Irp-epfgER having rnsde arrangsfsen's : AN =
ai S. y no Montague, i NJ yssille 81. e ! 'l m
@ias ~ +, T,a e,l's ana i PAINTERS generally a u w W[' sao
Iron Flepahs 81 al ttuds- We nave j. !. .aa exsni
rI,ea 81 various sizes and solicit . esa s4,lrssrse.
uation before pgrctasi sing elsewhere. : s.ten.ion to
tee Ill our work, and vii Ial saIass. . M SOP resr
b q eslriei o.. hy Tuunard + hontasags, an
sssortr,snt vii Sc found a. the stah.sn ,1sasagp
LIN IL
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WILLIAM BOGEL
.pao;1 Yrnr4St i Aposaees''

wholesale anu 'as''4 B15oy RoUeE, b.
rErps eoysg4Nnr osnt VIZ a ana KEPT
Il increasing hi- stock Of every yd,9 orders srs Re,
specyfaily solicited, feeling assured III MI BE- ies-.ern.ss
satisfaction to his ustoniers-pfiss III ~ his Inc W..
l.oefa.-Eoar asaes s]stsnt3on. Particular at'en's'
he paia 10 pack,ng and shipping INV rood stesf.
~ nx-EYery thing shipped by him PEI
boat, will be iaStiret. s,r roar prnss az
nea'eines fen ~ BocEL
march !
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To .reLlitects, Builders. Contractors, Pia
sers anG Others.

YEfft2 UNDERSIGNED would respectfully iaffa
4 Hatsars ffaater, AMI the eaaanunity at ART
th@s IL T. ag@. tells Prepared 10 m sasf.s.ure hy star
Ess,E. 4teha aatace and moderate prices, evai. Ga;hae
as 5@yltet Hss4aN ash, ail lind. q Pan.ea and sss.
t- els-es 'zei Or r~eroftsg lnocr ard HE,rsse~
Lser ana HiE!ow Frames, 3aA, ss.sonsst1saG e.
isa-s loas .elas ana 6-oog:.g. tuning u ssgys
las1H =
itaa' dg-, RI y order q aay E.6ih srsee .ss ~
"a as s itz#rtSs aEder tnree incs.as. Tfnaxis
ars~> III .ettv tfae, ii aas lsagsh under saiTtT a,s
,-ze sz aHG twenty inehz: s3aafe.
t s#. u=lers addressed !. nsFtigaagn The Pest
cfs.- : Y hartS e., q Baton Rouge, viii nes.
5aa5 4. n. BROWN
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aR. LEONARD. formerly Professor O
IL Anatomy IL the Washington University
of Baltimore, and previously Professor q
Midwifery and the Diseases e Women ana
Children in the SANG University. announces
that he has taken the Office formerly occu.
pied by Dr.. Baakee, No. 81 C~saondeiet street
New Orleans, where he eau be consulted al
all times.
DR.. Leouard devotcs his att - follow
ing spec,allties Of disease: ! IS OF the
Throat and Lungs. s8cD as Bronchitis, Larry
aglcis, Asthn1as, Influenza. and Phthi&is. Par
monaIiSia its various forms. HIS ion- and
intimate acquaintance with the Use Of the
Stethoscope e7abIes him at once to decide IS
10 the character and extent Of any Of these
diseases, and therefore to arrive at the treat
ifieilt proper to each. without delay. So
also Of diseases Of the heart.
D:. l.. will also treat S~croiula, Icrcnrial
Diseases, Paralysis, EniIepsev, CAorea. Chic
rosis or Green Sickness, ard all diseases otthe
nervous system, and Of female particularly.
de likewise derotes his attention to Dis
cases Of The Eye and Ear; and his long ex-
Perience in this department Of medical SUI
gerry givesh,mreadv commandofevery means
to alleviate or cure them.
D- Leonard, believing that the truly scien-
tine physician should Use every means 10 al
leTIate human suffering. and rot leave Il IN
the power Of the empire TO boast that he
can accomplish a cure after the regular
doctor has exhausted his Skill, will sreat
j utnors, Cancers, Wens. or any spec!es Of
swelling with or without knife, first EXPLAIN
ing 10 the patient the features and advai-
tages OF each method.
Letters enclosing a postage stamp will re-
celFe prompt attention. and patients my lac
treated by correspondence. Office hours.
ion s O'Clock a. n. to 5P. NJ.
d. LEONARD.
50 Carondelet street. New Orleans