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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-25
10 4 ERl fIAaLE IN TIE UNITED
STATES.
Mrs. NaNraGuE.s FEMALE CORDIAL

MIS- nsNtSSAF Ffs II ISs Az sShDtAk1
I,oR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
l. DISEASES PECULIAR To WOMEN.
Mrs. MoNrAGUE, for many years afflicted with
most Of the diseases that are common to felna!es
spending large fortune in ten years ntrying the
different means Of treatment for her relief to no
avail, vas prevailed upon 10y inan5 Of he. friends
to visit Cuba, December "a, for tire purpose o.
regaining her former heai4h While there, she
obtained prescription from Spanish Physician.
"Whose silver locks
Were teaGiag II t&e grave"
With which, through the mercy Of God, she was
restored to her youthful! heath.
After her return she made known 10 hundreds
of her female sufferers the effects .. the remedy
witt, equally great success.
Thi, extraordinary medicine Is offered TO the
public for the relief "a. all the painful and dam
gerous diseases peculiar 70 women, aud that the
female constitution is subject 10.
10 those Suffering FROM '','rolaFsus Iteri" La.
corraoea, Ainmorrhoea, Menorrhagia, nysnenorr-
hoea-C hlDrosis, speedy cure can be ohtainea.
To those Suffering from Falling of the Womb,
or Uterine Weakness of any kind, the Female
Cordial is especially recommended. Ii ~ war
rantcd to cure This painful disease, If reiseTercd
in.
In all spinu! affections, pain in the region Ct the
Pcvis, lowness OF spirits, Hysteria Sick daeh.
and all those diseases arising from the peculiar
Formation OF women, the Cordial will be found o
an immense value
| This medicine moderates all excess, aud re-
moves all obstruction: it nyigorates the deoiita
| ted constitution tor the duties Of life, ana wher
taken III middle age proves blessing.
! Aodesty forbids Us, in public advertisement
/ TO make ful The details; but the wrapper around
| each letter will fally explain every case
Merchants females, or others, by sending three
cent stamp, can have any Information concerning
the operations OF the medicine.
Agents wanted in every village OF the unitee
States. Put up in hai'.pint bottles; - per bot
ties: 20 per cent of TO The trade. All order
must be addressed to
pr. J. y. STONEROAD,
tSa3e Prorse.ol)
n9INl Lewistown, Pa, Box III.
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Important Disco uerv,
CohSu1llpL1on-
AND ALL
Diseases Of the Lungs and Throat
Can He
Cured IN INHALATION.
CURED By INHALATION.

Which conveys the remedies the cavities in the lungs
trou ga the air passages and coming in direct
with the disease, ncutrake the tu"rcuar matter aars
the cough, causes free aud easy epeetoraton, heals
the lungs ruFe the hlosd. iEarts renewed vitality to
the SYSTEM giving that tone and energy nds
pensae for herestorattg IT health To be ale to state
confidently that Consumption iscgrahety inhalation
a II uuaiioyed pleasure. 1t Is smuch un-
control gf med cal treatment any other fsrm
dsle disease: ninety out Of hundred
cured in the first stages and fifty per cent in the second
bat tn tie third stage il Ii Ipossihie save more han
five per cent for Lungs Hp hy the disease
as bid defiance To medical skill. Even. however, in
III. last stages Inhalation affords extraordinary relief
the suffering attending this fearful scourge which an
nusly destroys ninety five thousand persons the Uni
ted State. aoue and correct calculation shows that
the present population pf.the eah eighty millions are
destined to fill the Consumptve's grave.
Truly the CULVER Of death has as Con-
sumption. In all ages IL has been the great enemy Of
life, fort spares neither age nor but sweeps n alike
the brave the beautiful, the graceful and the gifted
by the help OF that supreme Being from whom coneth
every good ard perfect g enabled to offer to the
afflicted permanent and speedy In Consumption.
The first 81 tuheres l. from impure blood aud the
hEmediate effect produced ~ their deposition in the
lungs IL to prevent the free admission u air into ali
cells which causes weakened vitality through the en-
tire system Then surely more rational 10 exnect
good from medicines entering the cavities the
lungs than from those administered hroug the stomach:
the patiept viii always Hnd the lungs free and ne ,a
/ ing easy after nhane remedies Thus Inhalation il
local remedy, nevertheless il acts constuionaiiy and
with power and certainty than remedies adminfs-
tered by the stomach To the powerful direct
influence Of this mode Of administration choroferln in
hailed will entirely destroy senshlity in few minutes
paray zng the entire nervous STEM that limb
he smputaed without the slightest pa lnbaIng the az.
binary burning gas viii destroy life in fee hours.
The inhalation Of ammonia will system when
fainting apparently dead The oior Of many Of the
medicines is perceptihe in the skin in minutes after
being inhaled, and may be Immediately detected in the
blood. convincing proof Of the constitutional effects
Of inhalation Is the frt that sickness Il aw
by breathing foul airs this positive evidence thai
trooper remedies carefully prepared and edieionsly aa
ministeicd through the lungs should produce the happ-
resultSf During eighteen years practice many
ands suffering from diseases Of the LUNGS and tbroa
have herr m ba psa
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EVENING LECTURES.

Delivered by professional men Of acknowledged
ability aud talent Oh subjects intimately coanec-
ted with the interests OF the merchaGt, mechanic,
farmer and others, viz: Mercantile Law, Railroad
ing and Marine Law, Banking and Exchange Po-
Iitical History, Commercial Geography, Laws OF
Nations, Mere Tile Customs, Correspondence,
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OPEN TO ONION GROVE.

- li,o Nest Vi tie MISSISSIPPI
~ AND AFTER WEnSDAl. Dec laf Ia.
~ and until further notice, trains VIII mn -
follows: " 'uh ~
Leave CLINTON at $40 4. NJ and 4.s0p NJ
Are at Aeehancssiiis 12.l5 A. nj. ana 4 n, j. Il
Leave NechaniesFlile 900 A. ~ aud 20o ! A. ~
Arrive at Clinton l23as NJ an9 = y" :, -
Connecting with through trains for f,i,ia..- ~
over the Dixon Airline of the t.alena a 49, 49,
cage Union Railroad. N@ III
Al be@ittNth stages for Davenport, aaanoLc
ii and Amamoso. 'f''"c
Al Yankee Ran, with stages for Toro,,, n
ton, Mechanicsville, Mt. Vernon aud cola - -
ids. SNNai nap
Freight trains leave daily
lhe shortest cheapest and most exnea,,ia,,
route from ceatlal Iowa to Chicago j, ,,
east. - punt
Eo-An agent will te al the depot IN F1tta,
receive all oassae To- Clinton Or Tie Road. wbieb
Will be conveyed across tho RIVER free OF eb,,,a.
Freight Trains leave daily g.
d. SMITH, Eng. and Superintendent,
Clinton MAJ |. 1859
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The only Full Course Mercantile Col
lege in Iowa.

1t is the design Of the proprieto-s Of these Col
lcses to spare no expense III making these model
Institutions aftordng the most adequate facilities
for young men to qualify themselves for respon'
sible positions in life.
The course of instruction is as thorough and
completely practical a that of any similar ins.i
tuition in the Union; comprising practical cNer'
cises in
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I A CARD FROM DIR. j sME.s vi. ia h.
Rl,ItE. Of the q. Y. Ling lnfirma rN. -

ACApn FROM DIR. JAMES VI. JAR
\ REFr, ot the n. I. lang lnfiruay.--
My connection for the past eight years with the above
Institution, ~ Chief Fhy sciau and twelve years
course Of steady deviation 10 the cure Of Pulmonary
Consumption and its kindred diseases together with by
aniyaled opportunities and advantage of pathological
research--siaei not little by perfect system of Med
ical Inh aiaticn-hase enabled me to arrive at dee-
sve direct and successful OF treatment for the
positive radical of all diseases Of tn" Throat,
Lungs and Air-paasagss By inhalation. the va
properties the Dtedcn directly
addressed to the diseased organs and the inegumen
do not advise the use OF Medical Inhalation OF any
kind, to the exclusion of geafrat treatment; and al
though consider it useful adiuvant in the proper
OF those fearful anh often fatal diseases yet
deem very necessary that each patient should have
the beheft Of beth general and local treatment The
If my treatment In the above Diseases and the
high character II the Institution which have 50
long had the honor TO preside are too well known to
need AIRY euogy or comment from ne At the soltctta-
ton Of many private ard professional friends, through
whose panhopic aid the above charity has been long
and literally supported. and after due consideration.
have concluded to make such arrang cmants IN hring
the benefits Of my experience and treatment w!tn the
reach Of ALL aud not confne myself, heretofore, to
those only who entered the nirmary, who able
to visit at Office. Hoping therefore that the ar
rancemeu will give entire satisfaction, both to pro-
fessional brethren and the public would respectfully
( announce in conclusion, that ran nor be consulted
personally BY Isttcr, all diseases above, and THAI
the medicines, the same "a used III the INSTITUTION IRE
pared to suit each individual InhaIIng Va
pors, Medic al Irhalers &c. &c. will lc forward
ed by express to any part Of the United States or Cant
das. TENN My terms Of treatment by letter are as
follows, si2per month for each patient, whch viii
juclu &c medicine Tor months also, Inhsng
yapor. and Inh&liug Apparatus Payment follows
paid express agent receipt Of the box Of
cine. and the balance So at the expiration Of the
month II the patient lie cured or Is entirely satisfied
with the treatment Patients avaiIing themselves Of Dir
Jarrett may rely upon immediate and per-
manent and immediate relief, he seldom has treat
thirty days Letters for advice promptly
! swerel. For further particulars address
| JAMES NJ. JARRETT. MD.
No. go Broadway, cor. Twelfth ST. y, Y.
p S.-phy sicans and others visiting the city
spctuliy invited to call Mt the frhrnary. where many
interesting he witnessed. and improved
apparatus for the inhalation Of medjcated yapor
| be aud Inspected. 35-fnb
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JOHN SEMPLE & SON,
2 Successor to G.. X RAM.

Ga I52 Second St, MUSCATINf.
We are now offering for sale at re.
duced prices our large & varied stock of lew
cry. Give us call before purchasing else
VIII re. Remember tn rlaee al kranz's old
staui, 152 Second street. Muse tine. Iowa.
Watches, Clocks aud Jews!ry earthly re.
paired. :t
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-25

Special Lectures wiH be deiirered occasionally by
gentlemen If ksora celebrity, on literary and sea
eltifr Subjects, ritich ,eW be free to the public.
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Practical pennanship.

Tn this Department as in oil others, these Col
egcs stand without rival. The styles OF Prac-
Teal Ornamental and Ladies Epistolary Pen.
manship, so universally ndmired by all lovers OF
good Writing, ~ taught III these Colleges arc not
eaualed, and il is intended they never shall he.
Written Specimens Of Penman=alp sent free OF
charge on application.
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BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTS.

adapted to every department of trade, commerce,
nuiactures--eomptisingt the best forms in use
among the most eminent establishments engaged
individually lin partnership, IN business, "heth
er prosperous or adverse in the purchase and
sale of merchandise at wholesale and retail. i'm
porting and exporting on their own account on
commission OF ON joint speculation, Including
speculation in stocks, real cstat" a., with job
hing, mining shipping, manufacturing steam
boat, railroad banking and exchange, and hooks
ofjoiut stock and chartered associations generally
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TERMs-Payabic on Entering.

For full Cole tats course embracing all depart
ments of Bookkeeping Lectures and Penmaa-
ship, with the prisilegs Of reviewing in either
College at sny future tInle, without extra tuition
charge thus presenting Life >eholar.hip-s I'D
Pcnmanship alone, one year $40.
penmaaship. --twenty lessons-s5.
Ornamental penman,hip. Card Writing, and on
Hand EleGrishing-as agreed upon.
Any farther information will he given with
pleasure GA application ut the College, or by send
ing for circular hich viii toe furnished gratuit-
ousy by return mail. Address
DAVIS Il Upton,
May 2o-h22yl Davenport or Peoria.
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Mercantile Correspondence.

Such exercises are introduced upon this subject
as are calculated to impress business habits Oh the
student as well as TO lamtiiarize him with com
mercial technic alities and phrascology-incn
ding pro for,na Invoices, Account Sales, Bills oI
Exchange, &c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-25

T. me If Cam8eeacsag ---Noa--agT time.
R~qst@tte gsai fcat teHs 10 e7aer-Aa ordinary
English education
Tine re3ttired f. complete The cen,s@-FIoIa eight
t. twelve weeks.
Cost Of .Sh3t3olsrg. ac--From s. 70 sl2.
ID tyans--A warded to weli qualified graduates.
L,fs Sctei9rsAps--lssucd in one College good In
the other.
C0{frer RDoas--Nt ally farnished-nd convenient
~ arranged, Icing airy and in the most beaa.i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-25

Lecturers on Polif,cal History Gnd Commercial
Geography:
HENRY AUSTIN WV CLARK.
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COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,

Embrace general exercises and rules for every
riety of computations pertaining TO business, be.
ing ught acrorlngto the most modern and ap-
proved methods: Interest, Discounts. Eyaattoas
arbitration Of Exchanges &c.
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Lecturers on Hankaag, Exchange and Finance:
HARRY LaNpFR JNo Cook,
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THE NLw YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one ~ the
test literary papers OF the day large Qusrto eoEt'st
ing TWENTY PAGES, or SIXTY COLUMNS, OF en-
t.rtaipp. matter, aud ELEaANILf ILLUSTRATIVE
every week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-25

Lecturers on Mercantile I,ir, Rai'roea,rg osa Na-
riae Lar:
CnAs BoNSEY, p DAVIDSON,
JSo L DILLON, CHAp + PUTNAM,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-12

- -. VHIUhIUWh,
X. McKelvey. MorIistown,
Joei Elliott, Loydsville;
J. Gorby and J. q J. 7. ercer, BeIla,re:
Or. q. Judkins, Barnesviiie;
NJ. p. Miles d Son, Somerton;
Dinsmose & Robertson, CentrevilIe;
r. ochary, Glencoe;
L. Glover l. l,on, Powhatton;
Jas. Gifien, Plank Road
And BY Druggists aud Merchants generally.
mares
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-12
: GiRPaFlsG.
GEORGE MENDEL,

MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
LAS just received large lot of CAR
l. 4 PETS. Of every and all descriptions and vsri
tues. consisting oI
Velvet, English and American
Brussels, Tapestry, Ingram, 3 ply,
Superfne ) ply, Venetian Carpet
ing, Stair Carpeting, of all kinds,
Oil Cloths fevery grade.
Cochneal and Turtted Rugs, Par
lor and Door Mats of every descrip-
ton, Duggets from 2 TO l2-4ths
wide, Demask for curtains, Curtain
Damasks Pins and Bands, Window
Shades, plain and fancy, Rag Car
pet and Carpet Chain, and every
other article usually kept in such
establishments.
ALSO. superior lot OF every kind of furniture to
whica he invites the especial attention of all persons
OF The very best anu cheapest he found in
the city Cal aud see IT, Inducements are offered by
US which other establishments do not possess.
GEOBGE MENDEL.
No. Iii main street. first door below Marsh 4 Tav
lor's spr9iy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-12

THEIR TRUE DEFIEITIoN.-Bad luck is
simply q man with his hands in his bret eches
pockets and pipe in his mouth, looking on
TO see how II will come out. Good luck is
a man Of pluck to meet difficulties, his
sleeves rolled up, working to make it come
right.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-12
ST. GAINESVILLE.
RI, A d THIS.

II T. n IL l. LII l. ~.
I HAVE just received and will keep for
sale, all the following named medicines, which
is warrented genuine.
Or. D. Jayne's Family Medicines;
Dy Iouden 6r Cos, do do
Or. Radway Il Cos. do do
DR.. Rodgers, syrupof Liverworth, Tar q Can na
aqua;
Dr. Halls, Bslsem for the Lungs
DR.. Ayers. Cherry Pectoral Pfle:
DR.. Biown's Ess. Of Jamaica Ginger;
DR.. Sellers Cough Syrup, Pills & Vermifuse:
Dr. Bakers, Pain Psnscea;
Dr Guyso,tes Yellow Dock SauapartH
Dr Mead,s Family Medicines;
Dr. sIoane's. Family s. Rorss Medicines:
Dr. Smiths. Horse Medicines;
nr Merchants tsargng Oil;
Dr. AcLsne's Pills q VermiiuGe.
DR.. Todd's, Pills.
Dr. Halsey's Forest Wine e. Pile.
Dr. Berhsve's Holland bltters;
Dr. Locock's PulmonIc Waters;
Old Or. Jacob Townsend's, sarsapsrilia;
Dr. StabIer's. Medicines;
Dr. Tobias Veaetian l. nment Ointment:
| Dr.. McAlister's. All Healing Ointment;
DIR. Osborn's. Golden DO
Dr. Hunts Linimert;
Dr.. yicker's, Embrocation.
| AIlofwhieh W ill sell al the Wholesale & Reta
Prices. }, w. COLLiNo' DueRlst,
| mali St. ClairsviiIe. Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-08-12
The Revival still Prevailing

The New York Tribune's Philadelphia
correspondent says.
"The great revival o: religion has by no
means died out. Prayer meetings are held
in twelve diffe rent places daily. The
Tabernacle Tent Of the Young Men'e
Christian Association holds a sunrise meet
ing, and smother in the evening. The busi-
ness mems prayer meeting continues to be
held daily at Jayne's Hall, in Chestnut
street. ], is still attended by large audi
ences. The whilwind and tempest of the
revival having pas sed, the still, small voice
is still distinctly audible to the awakened
conscience. Many evidences of It's power
might be related. But it needs 8 personal
visit to these interesting meetings to realize
the fervor of tbLse who attend, and the un-
abated zeal of those who conduct them
The union among all shades of Christians
is so perfect as to symbolize that everast-
ing Sabbath when all disputes shall cease
when every denomination of true Chris
tans will discover that each was but side
chapel in the same grand cathedral. wor.
shipping under the roof, resting 90 the floor,
chanting the same divine hymn, only in
different dialects of the same mother tongue
and that instead of quarreliBg as they now
do, they should have forgiven the smaller
points op which they differed, for the sake
of the magnificent and glorious one on
which they were al! dnited.
The Tabernacle Tent, movable pavilion
has proved SO great an acquisition to The
cause, that another of the canvas sanctu
aries has been pitched, and was opeE :hre,
times Sunday. Alter performing duty il
one destitute locality. the stakes are pulle.
up ard again planted in new one. Th,
tent Can thus be pitched in the very vast,
places of the city. among a population VIII,
never enter the walls Of popular church
Into this Plebian structure, however, th,
lame and the halt are summoned from III
wsyside to hear the Word and to pray
The Union Tent at Cincinnati, as w,
learn from the Times. attract Is immense con
gregations. A children's meeting was he /,
there on Sunday afternoon. A PRAYER meet
ing was also held there on Sunday mornin.
at eight O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Mast (Methodst
was to speak to the Germans last evening
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08

TIE Reformed Presbyterian Presbytcrs, in
New York, have examined certain allegations
againt Dr. Christie and the widow OF the late
Rev. DR.. Roney. After debate the PrOsbytery,
by nearly unanimous vote, suspended the
Rev. DR.. from the privileges of the church, and
deposed him from exercising the privileges Of
his office as Minister of the Gospel, until ne
should give evidence ola reformation and repen-
lance" The EXPRESS Pres! says :... -, sur, g,
He has preached here about thirty years, the
most Of the time in the Sullivan street Reformed
Presbyterian Church. He has also been Pro-
fcssor in College at Allegheny City, near
Pittsburgh, Pa. He resides at present at Leba-
non, N j. The DR.. is about Is years of age, is
n man of commanding presence, and wears long
silvery white hair. He has been married twice,
and his first wife, it is said, was the sister Of
Albert Gallatn. His second wife has for long
time been bed ridden and in one of his letters
to Mrs. Roney, used as evidence against him, he
mentioned that fact, and said that she was get
ting better, but that it was not his fault lie
was regarded as one Of the shining lights in the
Reformed Presbyterian Church, and looked upon
with the greatest reverence by all other denorni-
nations, both old and young"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08

TIE PURsUlT OF LUcREztA BoRGIA UNDER Dir
ptcULTrEs.-Lucy Escott sang recently in Lucre-
ai0 Borgia, at Hartford, Conn.,, the orchestra
consisting of pianoforte, played by Mr.. Maeder.
Oh, the Hartford correspondent of D,OigAt's
Journal Of lNasic, writes:
"Poor Mr. Maeder put the heroine, Lucrezia,
into an extremely sorrowful plight just after her
dear SON had expired from the effects of the
'pizen,' by losing his place and presence Of mind
just at that critical period and not being able to
recover either of them; and there she stood,
with her face deep buried in sorrow and her
hands, waiting for the Orchestra to strike up,
that she might sing of her aflict:on. But the
orchestra could not find the proper key for her
to give vent to her pheeliiks,' not even after
the .prompter' had sung out from behind the
platform: Il fiat minor :" Meantime all that
was mortal of her son 'Elvino' had quietly de
parted and went;' and peeping ont from her
hands, and seeing no chance for e fiat minor
to come to her assistance, Lucrezia prccipitate-
ly rushed from the stage, quickly followed by
the disconnected orchestral You may well
imagine the effect upon the audience Of such a
denOuement"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-08
DR.. BAAKEE
TREATS ALL DISEASES FREE OF CHARGE

rs
will also give special attention to the following
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Group Influenza, Asthma
Bronchitis and all other diseases OF the
He will devote particular attention the all
skin diseasesLumbago, ScrOfun Rheumatism (acue and
chronc Neuralgia, Pa alysis Epilepsy Dyspepsia, Piles
and all arrangement of the Stomach Liver and Bowels and
also to all chronic female diseases. Special attention
be given to the treatment of
EYE AND EAR
Without the use Of the Knife Needle and he has
stanty OH hand excellent assortment f beautiful Art:
cial Eyes, and Tympanums, Ear Drums, suitable
either sex and all ages-usertel in five minutes.
DIR. BAAKEE has made discovery of n Fluid that
will produce perfect absorption OF CATARACT and
store perfect vision to the Eye without the the
Dr. Baakee can produce thpusamd certificates of his
perfect success in curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fs
tua Swelngs Tumor Of description and without
the use of the knife. Special arrangements be
with Dr. BaakGc for the treatment
they will require his attention.
Dr. Baa6ce is OF the most skVul and celebrated
geonS and Physicians living. His fame is known per
sonalIy in nearly every principal city in the world.
letters directed TO Dr. aakee Containing cents from
any distance, correctly stating the disease
shall be promptly answered and patients treated
Pondence FREE OF CHARGE Office hours from s A. NJ
TO . L. IL. DIR. BAAKEE,
No. ~ LEXINGTON STREET,
between Charles and Liberty,
ueC5-lYdtTRW baltimore