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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-11
CAUSE OF THE SAN JUAN AFFAIR.

The following is a brief review of the trouble in
the Northwest which, in the opinion of some,
threatens war with England. The island Of San
Juan or Bellevue is considered to be disputed
Toint between American and English territory. 1t
Is between fifteen aud eighteen miles long; by seven
at the widest part. 1t is peOpled chiefly by Il few
American sguatters. an English squire Gan employ
&C Oi.the Hudson Bay Company and number of
unruly hcgs, some of whom belong to the squire
The quarrel is all about these hogs. Said hogs
persisted in breaking through the hedges and dig
ging up and eating the potatoes of Mr.. Cutter, an
American settler. lie gave them-that is, their
masters-a fair warning, and then shot one of them
which turned out to be boar belonging to the
squire. Mr.. Cutter was sorry, offered to pay
but the squire had sworn vengeance; he attempted
to have Gutter arrested and brought to Victoria,
there to he tried and transported. Now there
happened to be some United States troops under
General Harvey, at hand, and when British war
steamer arrived from Victoria to carry off MIR. Cut
ter, General Harvey refused to give him up. 1t
then that the question to whose juris-
dicton the island OF San Juan belongs. Warlikc
preparations commenced ON both sides The
English hesitated to strike the first blow. The
Assembly in Victoria have issued q long address to
Governor Douglass setting forth that it would be
q lasting disgrace to the British name if the Anne
ricans not at once driven from the island
Governor Douglass does not know what to do. The
English commander of the naval force in those wa
tiers is reported to have said that 'the first broad
side he would fire at the American settlement on
San Juan would cost England more than the island
is WORTH In the meantime, the Americans have
received reinforcements from Stciacoom, etc, and
commenced Notifications There are already five
companies of infantry and four of artillery on the
spot The island is thus practically annexed"
Both sides spelling" for fight, but, accord
ing to the latest news, Governor Douglass will send
to St. James for instructions. If war ensues,
that boar Of squire has been the cause of it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-11

% Physicians generally 10th speak word in praise
OF what are called "paent med cines. Indeed is an
article IN the code OF medical ethics, thai physician who
sanctions the OF patent defines he a men,
Der OF The National Association But there exceptions
10 me most stringent rules and many Of the disciples OF
Escuapus have actually been compelled BY the facts to
recommend the OF Dr. J. Hosieters Stomach Biters
tor those diseases which particularly prevalent during
the summer and TALL They have ascertaned that there
no remedies in the pharmacopa which compare with
tn wonderful compound for arrangement of The system
Thousands ofamles residing along the low grounds of the
western and Southern rivers convinced that they
have found mndiclne peculiarly adapted their ailments
while IN other of the country duriug the
mS S1 the demand for the article is equally large
For sale in Charlotte by E. NYE HUTCHINSON g. CO
September G. ~ ~ W
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-11
A PERFECT CURE BY WILD CHERRY.

From the Editor OF the New York Mirror August 9.
About four weeks since OF the compostois this
office suffering badly from a cough that I'M
able sleep night and weak stand his case He
became very pale and thin and gave symptoms of falling
victim to quick consumption We recommended 20 hun
various medicines. which had no effect Finally we gavo
him Bottle of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY. 1t afforded him immediate relief, ard he is
now well man. and not symptom of a cough These are
tacts and further particulars may be learned this office
We should add that the cough in the above accom-
panied by protIse splitting OF blood.
None genuine unless signed 1. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by e. NYE HUTCHINSON & CO., Charlotte.
October IL,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-11
COMMON SCHOOLS.
Office of the Directors of Literary Fund
RALEIGH, September %, 1859


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Treasury Dp
Madison land es
JOHNw President o LnrayF
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-11

BURNING OF HUMAN BODIES FOR FUEI.-The
first and only railroad in Africa, completed
few months ago. 1t connects Alexandria, the
chief Egyptian seaport with Cairo. The most
remarkable fact connected with this evidence of
progress in Egypt, is the use of human bodies for
fuel. The locomotives are fed with this novel food
and actually derive their strength from the burning
bones and flesh of men.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-11

E1F The number of patients in the North Carolina
State Lunatic Asylum is between 10 and $50.
The Institution is said to be remarkably well
managed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-02
AND SHOES.

kww n. B. HOFFMAN, EgssS b..
exsgEF E. .... EsSsss+sEsaaS
ONE door North of Barett's Jewelry Store, and OPP
posite Brown and Bros Stoe keeps the best stock
of Boots and Shoes ever offered in Cadiz. He has
lust leeeiyed new and complete soo.s from the
east, which he will sell Cheap. Custom work made
to o.der. Give him a call if you wish to Sc cure
bargains. s .ssi F.aa ue L. HOFt MAN
+ Cadis, May IS, 80 Tyr #awdt a.
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Fashionable TailOrIms,
MASONIC NOTICE.

n ARRlSON LODGE
@xA - IL No, 2l9 of Free and
ASS5AAI ItlA Sg8SS2 accepted Masons meets
&SSgS ks $SJ 9$ss regular on the first and
tSYy7 tgl>s go third Tuesday Of every
ZI$ssffs2iaA M n n month at the Odd Fellows
s&aEasssS - lst-fr tszerEg-S Hall.
.MS W. 9. GRANFUL.
%W ~%%TSSA%S9 w. M.
D C. PATTERSON, Sec'y.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-02

That the Blood Purifier and Blood Pills have been
proved by analysis to
iS' 7T' CONTAIN NO'NINERAB; +ef'
That they cure the almost universal complaint
DYSPEPSIA
with unerring certainty, and In very short time.
Thst after all other Inedieineshav proved useless
lrI,u, nlinNa 81
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-02
MISS RACHEL QUIGLEY
ELRTCK & QUARRY,
G 4 R RIA & 4 4 BU &C \
Manufacturers,

..n f OADlL, ".
T1AVlNG permanently located in Cadiz and
L i havingon hand a large supply of timber and
other material necessary for the manufacture of
Carriages, BuSgies and SU3hics
of all descriptions, we are prepared to fill all or.
dcrs at the shortest notice, and will warrant all
our work.
Having been heretofore constantly employed in
the most extensive Carriage Factories, we feel con-
ident that we cun meet the wishes Of all who may
favor us with orders, and being determined to EN-.
ploy none but the best wOrkmen, entire satislac
ton shall be givan for all work.
Our prices shall be as low as any other establish
ment in the Western country for work of equa
quality. Before ordering or purchasing elsewhere
give US a call. .......
6y-We are now building and finishing of Car
riages, Bugges, &c. and intend as speedily al
possbIs to get up variety and keep our Estab
lishment supplied for purchasers.
Our Establishment is in the bailding formerl,
occupied by A. Forman, on Ohio Street, tey
doors east of the American House.
0cF-All kinds OF Repairing done at the shortcs
notice. ELRlCh y QUARRY.
Oadiz, Ohio, Feb. Q, 1859lyr
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M ARRIAGE G GU,IDE.
EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

MIR. ]. W. SIMMONS wishes to- inform his old
lfI friends aud customers in Cadiz. that he has
opened asfopiiC Ca9iz and thai heis prepared to do
work inthe latest and mQstQpproyed city styles
Hanging, GIaizing, Vanishing, Sign Painting, or
any thing in hisIne OF business, will find it TO their
advantage to give him call as he is determined
10 excel; and 70 bis friends of Green and Wayne
OF business IN Efopehuie and he hopes they will
continue ID patfonize him with tbut liberaipatron-
age whicirthey have Tor the pas year bestowed.
CndiZ, o., ap22 vi d a..,,7.s sf4sE8 $500
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-02
THE GREATEST
M z . DICAL
5 DISCOVERY
:, OF 7 he AGE,
Or. kennedy, of Roxhuly, has discovered oneo in
our common pasture weeds remedy thatcures
. EVERY KIND OF UUMOR.

- A1'O - - ~" ''
o--.c.,. fNoM ',n .o,..., Dbl.
Inc worst ocfo'ula' oo"h u "coHlilioh IImpie'
I'VE has tried it in over llG0 cases, and never
L failed exceptjn two cases. lboth thunder hu.
mor.) He has now in his possession over one hun
dred ceruhcates OF us 'Htue' all WITHIN twenty
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing sore
mouth. ....lr .. ...,...... .. l...f:.. ..gf
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind OF
Pirples on the lace.
BiIes. ~. 40 .as,,y.rirsF'
Two botteg are warranted to cure the worst can.
ker in the mouth and stomach. b.. .-s.rr.8
Three TO five bottles are warranted to cure the
worst cases of Eryspelas. 5 IL.
One otwo bottles are warranted to cure all hu-
NOR in the Eyes. -.r. erl|aa sa .@r.E#t|
Two bottles are warranted to cure running olthe
cars and blotches among the hair. .,. a,-.1..r
-Four to six bottles are warranted 70 cure corrupt
and running ulcers.
One bottle WIN cure scaiy ernpnoh OF the SKIN.
! Two to three bottles are warranted TO cure the
worst case Of ringworm. - ,a .Hgat5
Two TO three bottles are warranted to. cure the
most desperate case OF rheumatism -s F
Three TO four bottles are warranted to cure the
! salt rheum. E .gE s,s# AE a+t. Fl. ~
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst cases Of
scrofula. -.. .. ...r. .1 e.ttt -. e.rt-s. ~
benefits always seXperlencedtrym tile first bot
tie and perfect cure is warranted when the above
/ quantity is taken.
= '
DEAR MADAM,-This reputation OF the MEDICAL
Discovery in curing all kinds Of humors, is well
established BY the unanimous voice OF all who have
| ever used it, that need not say ANYTHING on the
subject the most skiltuI phys'cians andthe most
careful Druggists IN the country are unanimous IN
its praise -ss.s.
In presenting the Mealcal Discovery 10 your no.
tice | do it with atull knowledge OF ats curative
power in relieving all, and curing most OF those
diseases to which you are unfortunately so liable
y That most eXcruciatlng disease to an aiectionae e
mother, =, ar
NJ RSlNE SOkh houIll,
Is cured asst by miracles your own temper Is re
stored to its natural sweetness, and your babe from
! short and rettul maps locaim ana sweet sunioers
anu the Medical Discovery becomes a fountain o
blessing to your husband ana hoasehola' '@4a @
In the more advanced stages oil ~ -@"s'Fs'
'ga CANhb bR n tfa4 aEf".H
it extends to the stomach, causing sFeo a''S fa"
DfSfEfoIAa z.lan
(which is nothing but cahKer ON Inc s'omach; thel
to the intestines ana a,4 H'.4 s2.i aa y
: t5 ..z hll'N hll'Nf r = i ~, .l'I-L >
creating slnHlng' gong loellng n auu ah iholiler
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-a'a' asDRg ROB ArCK's h-3
SCANDINAVIAN .oo REMEDIES.

These parties NAV be consulted personally or by
those who have any doubt upon the subject The
ot ali times accessible to the public, establishes tbs
| following ft''''e'''''''
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A ERICAN lou $ L
o. CadiN, Ohio o.

THOMAS ID. GRIMES, Pr0priet0r
THIS WELL KNOWN, HOUSE, FOR
merly kept by Maj. Lacy, and more recently by
william 'Miiligun, wilbe found by the travelling
community topossees all the advantages Of the best
conducted hotels. The House has been thoroughly
fitted and furnished, in the most approved style,
for the accommodation of guests; and it is the de-
termination of the Proprietor that none who may
favor him with their patronage shall have reason
to complaint n any particular, or go away dissat-
isfied. .res .. a. ar, .4ra n-a @ar
asT Bills moderate. .r. f.z.-isa - .s.a.
e. s1Baggage taken to and from the Depot free Of
charge. us ta 4nr ,.... t,H ,E3H
January IA 1557,-y.- .-... .. s.-.. ,saa. a
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oV1cg0 Firm.
JEFFERS & CARMAN,

w nOlGSdlC uuu iNGldll IJGtCI5 IN DUOhS anu
Notions, in the rooms formerly occupied
by Jenkins, Branum Il CO.,
Bridgeport. Ohio.
WE are now receiving from the eastern cit les
w a large stock of Books, Paper, Stationery
and Notions, recently purc ased at the very lowest
prices, our stock consisting in part of Scientific,
Literary and Miscellaneous Works, Bank and
School books of all kinds, Cap, Letter, Billet and
other papers, varying in price from - LOO to 500
a ream also the largest assortment OF Window Pa
pers, Oil c clohs and fixtures, Paper hangings, etc,
ever offered in Eastern Ohio. Our stock oil Notions
and variety goods cannot be surpassed in quality
style; Or sold lower in price, either Wholesale or
Retail. E.
The undersigned having had long experience in
both the wholesale and retail departments OF the
Paper, Book and Notion trade, fee confident thai
they can offer better inducements to dealers and
retail purchasers than ally other firm.
We will take in exchange, cotton and Haxen
rags, woolen rags, feathers, ginseng, beeswax and
flaxseed for which the highest market price will be
paid s.. ...
All persons desiring anything in our line Of trade
are respectfully requested to give us call, SEND
in their orders. Il. j. CARMAN, .ar
an GRANVILLE JEFFERS.
| Bridpeport Nav 4, lS59-1v .. ta.f N.......
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LIVER COMPLAINTS.
and rest ore the health and strength Of the sufferer

SICK FEMALES,
who have languished for years rin'helpIess weak
ness and dependency, recuperote with great rapid
ity under their inEigoratng operation That all
sexual DISABILITIES are remQyedb their cordial and
gently stimulating properties Thsttheyrecruit
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-02
Blood Further and Blood Pills.
- "a" 20 AUhU JUO

, OF u boa a6 s IN Eai aald
/PHARMAcY.\ vs,1s
.a,sF pr. ROBArCK'sk k73
SCANDINAVIAN % REMEDIES.
when pr. Roback, the, celebrated Swedish Phys.
ician, introduced his Blood Puriter and'Blood Pills
in the United States ne set IoFth lnpaln language
'tbe task OF recommending them has since been
taEen out Of his handa. Enlightened men whose
character for sound judgment and philosophy gives
their opinions weight in the community, men who
observe, reflect nd1nake 'Aassuranee doubly sure"
befare they decide-are eyerywhere approving and
urgino the use of these wonderful Preparations.-
An who conhde in the wisdom and honesty OF this
cIass, or who chose to investigate Tor themselves
are no Y of one mind on this important subject;
'Dr. Roback invites the attention Of the SICK 10
une ORIGINAL LETTERS, t'.'" .'.1
from members of the Medical Profession, Edltors
Of nnblic iournals well knswnAlerchants and Far
noers and Ladies' of the highest respecabihty, CIV
inc accounts ofextraordinary cures wrought hyt he
ramedies. of which cures they themselves werelE
- HyD,, s-nl EYE WITNESSES. -eE - ,-,
These parties NAV be consulted personally by
those who have any doubt upon the subject. Tho
evidence in the possession of Dr; Roback, Yhchis
ot ali times accessible to the public, establishes tbs
following ,c,,, 't''''"''"'''
~, Il, pIa puvi,;pr and Blood Pills have been
.oI nat IDe t,, piUyu ooains;s 10 ''sT ~
iN'''S - CONTAIN NoM1NERAB;5 '.f, j.
qrh,t thoy cnre the almost universal complaint "a
hh' 'ii'' ''''' Wv 6sVSPFPSl 70
81, ..r;r, oor,ajnti snd1 lnE 4 yyerv short tirbs
MI, MN nor al" osr ,nedieineshaye proved useless
I,ns, i nS' .aI;oye "Iio, - -
'i'ey ieii0'0 LIVER CONPf ANTS
,bs beaitb AMI strerotb Of the sufferer.
SrI. az .''' oiH '1' 'E al =. u -
"" SICK FEMALES
h,g Lo "a rooarisbqdE for years inohelpIess weak
80 "'' od dosnn1dencv recuperate with great rapid.
-, ,,,dor tbpr inviuoratDp operation. That all
Ivy disbiIities are removed by their cordial and
or,y ss;niia}iet nrotierties fhsttRey'recruit
3 $50 SHAFT FR ED CONSTITUTIONS, 3r
ho,,,ovor thov NAV have been rined with and abus.
nJ KAT teiT direct tendency is TO lengthet life and
repdsr it ENJOYABLE. THAT operating directly upon
tIn noisos Of disease in the blood, they
'i'e Po'9'o'AN 0Caf1SE SOON TO HEAE,9 ,91E sea.H3
ord DISCHARGE from the svstem eyerytanto Of Scrof-
i ui,o IiboT hereditary or Otherwise That thew
"''' RECRIiiT TiiE EDEBlLlTATED,
and that tbere is no disease of the Stomach and
,pn,e s,i3e Givrr the nervons ysem, the skim
Jo"S or ,,nsclee in which thew do uot give
Srrtu S,, nI6F ma ff administered before the Sery
p;tadp ofifs ms been invaded y effect apaiuless
onJ ncrfeei cnre.
up Panr n mind that tho Scandinavian Vegetable
RIood pills endorsed by the experience OF thous
ands of living Witnesses who, in letter, afidayits,
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The body Tho leather pouches to be good
2 eight ounces for smaller
the foot the bottom @ circular iorn and
strongly with the rivets well timed
40 rs 20 reS, water sesbina for ponches Of Size No not
less than % the yard 81 inches width ~ the
20 ihe Of IS inches width pouches Of size No
not less than Is ounces to the yard Of % inches width the aIa
The pouches numbered and be made Of
neSe ~dh nor less an e ounces to the yard Of 50 inches wi
the threads the and welt to be composed OF at least four
Leaat1r and oancas Horse MciI Bces
Size No body As inches long and q inches wide in the widest
No Body as inches long and IS inches wide the widest
parts ends bottoms Of being az by "a inches.
Body AZ inches and 10 inches wide tho widest
parts ends or bottoms Of same being 10 by 20 inches
bag leather tanned weighing less than to
The foot and The % be well and strongly sewcd
The canvas bags 9re % DO made Of cotton canvas like
Proposals improvements the construction Of of
the bags and pouches IN the materials Thereof
wen as specified price any Improvements will be considered
in determining The loves, and best bid
articles be delivered at the expense OF
heconraeor in osiop Mass Nov YORK and Albany X Pha
Richmond Va Raleigh n q Charleston, s G. savannah,
Mobile Ala Orleans, Knoxville Nashville and Memphis
cago m such quantities. and at such such times as the de-
partner. may require and order ana sy are oS s
any respect the specimens adopted as The standard bags
be furnished No proposal be considered accompanied
with specimens or samples Of each article bid or showing ns
quality of materials and wokmanship offered
also with written guarantee from the persons proposed as sure
a responsibility certified the postmaster OF the
place they res that they will become responsible on sui
bond the due performances Of the contract in ease such
proposal be accepted t>It .ahf
The specimens samples delivered this department
before April and those which shall have
companie accepted proposals will connexon with such
posa form be made Every specimen
be well and distinctly marked with the number De
affixed n sample OF the materials (ca
lcaher OF which Is made All specimens deposed oy
bidders with safety convenience be used 10 the mai
SERVICE be paid for at the specified in the proposals e
the
decision on before the third day OF
MAY accepted bidder bidders viii be required 70
enter contract with sufficient bond aud suete On or be
fore twenty first day vi June next
number OF the
mail bags probably be required ,hev m informed a,
there the ,ycp, Jor,g Tho
which last I2950 sas mail haps q 10 leather
pouches AGO mail ouchs and 500 bags
The proposals should be endorsed outside, Proposals
Bags" and be addressed 70 the 'Iomas,er Gencralp
AARON v. BROWN, ass
Jan 19-1awl2w postmaser General
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DRoPosALs FoR MAIL BAGS.

Poer orT1os EnsAEfsSksf Jan. ~ 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii this department until nine
O'clock tho asy April uext for furnishing foF four
from the hrt Jq next M such quusB ana AZ suph
shines required and ordered for the service mall bags o.
rhe following dtscripb0n-to wit
Crntds hdd Bugs o. Socks. 10 a
- inches length az inches circumference
be e weighing least neen ounces 10 Tie
% ~ nches width the threads Of The and wen 70 be
composed Of i've yarns each .f
Size No p al inches length and as inches In circumference 70
DO made Of cotton weighing al least fourteen ounces 70 The
yard % inches width threads Of The and wei 70 be
composed q four yarns each.
3-(s2 inches length inches IN circnmrencet 70
be weighing st eight ounces 10 the yard
20 inches the threads Of the and vol 10 DO composed
u three yarns each
numbered and be made with
tabng top inches wide upon which suncien
number TO the former and eight 70 the aer Of eyee
holes ODE wrought and they 10 be provided with good and
sufficient hemp cord 10 lace and Ito them strongly All are TO be
well MARKED inside and outside " Mail large and distinct
letters. .ta u t.H Il ea.eF
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Circuit C5urt for Tlbot County, NOccppber term, 1855
Lewis Ross, ir., and Ann NJ. Ross, his wife, a.Ha..
In olnnccry.
Joseph Addison Denny and Rebccca u. Denny, }
YINlIE object of this suit is to procure decree for
sale o certain morgagc premises in Talbot county which
day May the eighteen hundred
by the docndnnt Joseph Addison Denny
Denny the COMPLIMENTS LOWS Ross ~ and Ann
NJ, Ross, his wife.
The hin states defendants Joseph Denny
Denny The fourteenth day Of May the eighteen
real estate, which
ry described the bill and It's accompanying exhibits unto the
Ann NJ Ross his wife
payment the Of four thousand three hundred dollars
year eighteen hundred and yhyc with interest the whole
year Tho defendants paid TO the companants the
day May the eighteen hundred aud my six
and a Joseph A. Denny and ebecca Denny reside
ofh State Of Maryland.
pudged and ordered that the compnans by
usinp copy newspaper pub
IN eaoh before the
is bill appear this person
promises and show they have Why decree ought not
to pass prayed.
..f. Il. RICHARD n. CARMICHAEL
DF1gvmsp TO- 1865.
sAiI T HOPKINS,
Jan Il-Iaw3w .1Fuf Clerk
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NEW YORK HERALD, DAILY TIMES, TRI-

IN News, Philadelphia Press Philadelphia Ledger &C.
ccyed evening day of publication Single copies for sale
delivered the residences subscribers
Ledger Mercury Weekly Flag Of Unon Gleasons
Line OF Battle Ship, Baous Pictorial, Wavercy Magazine, Home
Journal other Philadelphia New York. and Boston weekly
papers received and FOR sale delivered promptly TO subscribers
Everything in the cheap publication line received as soon as pub
ished. ID. j. BISHOP x CO.,
ZIG Penn avenue, under Wizards Hotel, and
Nov 25--dn 43S Penn. avenue, near x street
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nEAFNEss AND SINGING NOISES IN THE

tNfAS rREBrsh and Foreign Inrnary for the
Deafness Head and Mind Complaints 32 Spring Gardens,
Carng London England Consulting CHARLES HENRY
DGL SKINNER esq Registered pursuant act Of Parliament Sees
rotary, POWELL discovery, being positive method
socure, aodng instant and magical relief TO sufferers who
nvo for ~ 80 years Of compound medcaed
vaior applied to the external year When the passing out
by the sufferer for minute the affected and i
patient previously deaf enabled 10 hear
mononed conversation few nights in similar VIII
deafness and noises
stop cmpiricim and cxorbtant fees Sufferers
extremely deaf by Of this permanently curc theelve
part the world without Thousands have been
perfect hearing and forever rescued from the OF
the unqualified penders OF the day
private testimonials certificates the
physicians and England IN whose presence deaf
hundreds OF patients cured
Any sufferer the continent resi-
the quarters OF The globe be cured
this discovery them, with prescriptions
preparations that viii enable them positively 10 themselves
f5 the Of the of which must be sent to the sec
ow 80 Spring Gardens charng Cross London
Engnd be either by bankers draft payable in England
three
crate deafness and head I4-d1y