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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

SAvAGE-Life Illustrated has the following
severe sho, at the "Pictoria's:"
Some years ago, Queen Victoria was on a
visit "a Scotland, in the month Of September. and
it was publicly announced that she had gone
from BalmoIal a short distance 10 witness a
Sbscr;pq. The London Illustrated Nc,rs. anx.
ious TO keep its readers posted, and to pay all
proper and loyal respect to the movements of
Hex Most G racious Majesty, caused 20 be engrav-
ed scene in Scotland with a group of men
Shearinc sheep, with her Majesty and attendants
looking on. The venerable editors gave forth
the statement, with pictures TO match that at
a great expense they had caused sketches 10 be
taken on the spot, 10y their own artist iIIustrat-
ing the scenes visited by her Majesty; aud thus
far II all appeared very we'll
But when it was remembered that il was in
the month of September, and a September in
Scotland at that, and that at such time in such
climate, the taking of the coats of the poor
sheep would be 4 very serious job for them. and
that her Majesty would bc far from gracious To-
allow such process to Il" eXtemporizci IN Sep
tcmher instead of June the proper season, Tor
her own entertainment, the story looked strange.
The pictures taken on the spot of shoariug the
poor sheep for th" entertaioment of her Majesty,
still remain, and evidence of the enterprise and
LOYALTY ot the vcracous editors
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Affairs In England.

The London correspondent OF the New York
Tribune SAYS that the Derby Cabinet can scarce
~ escape defeat ali final overthrow, however
DESTROYS 10 maintain it position, by yielding in
Committee 10 the more advanced reformers.-
The discussion NAV be continued for s-ne days
vet, but il does not produce that feverish excite
ment which We have often witnessed az great de-
bates. The fact IS every body knowns that the
House of Commons are personally opposed TO
any Reform and should a vote be taken by bal
lot, il would certainly result in an overwhelming
triumph OF the Conservatives. Il Is the scram-
bic for places which urges the Wings 10 make
promises TO the country, with the intention Of
keeping as little at them as possible. All this i
very well understood by the public. and there
fore the interest in the discussion flags II has
had so far only two salient points; the first,
when Mr.. Fox reminded Sir Edward b. Ivtton
and D'isreae Of the time when they worked to-
gether with him a. the most extreme leaders of
the working classes, and requested them TO make
allowance for those who have not changed their
opinions; the second was still more striking Mr.
Adierley tw,;ed Bright with Offering the suffrage
to the working men, when they had asked for
bread, and Bright calmly replied, ." l gave them
free trade TIE effect OF these few words was
electric; the house rung with cheers; it was a
proud moIren, Of triumph for the great Quaker.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19

\ New SAW PATENT. p Ecgles'o on of No
bile, Ala, has patented new Invention. thus
described hv the Y. I. 7;ib,,',e: Two circular
saws 50 ARRANGED on Siding frames 70 be-
made to approach or TO reccdc from each o'l,r
bv means ot hand lov"r. The log = susn,nd-
ed from chariot over head. and hcla IN the cen
ter of each end by clamps, or dog-, less than two
inches thick. After IL" Jog ! pvt up, the saws
are set to cut off "a board on each side, and the
o7erat or Is repeated rll there remains in TIE
clamps only ono central board two inches in thick
hess. The U-, of Two saws. acting in oXact'v
the same manner on each side OF the board pro-
vents IT," log from spriucirs, aEi the saws from
crowdug aud warpiug. The boards are in con-
sequence, OF more uniform thickness, the pow
er lost IA friction when the loc presses sideways
against the saw i saved and with less than
double the usual number &C attendants. more
than double the work Is done
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<Suropatisbe NSacDricDten.
6rantrei6.


YartS, 26. 6ebr. Die @rtldrunaen oeS
en9lilAeu WttailteriunS blben in Der Diploma
tiiAen 18elt ben erwartete1 @in0ruf ni1t bers
pOr9ebrldt. Wan liebt DieQage beute nit Der
Ielben Selcr9utB an, pie 8~eltern. Die 3urid
b~erufun9 Der Sltreidsi9en nuo franS0lilhea
3rnppen aus benz &irdenltaate lit Elm lecunpd.
res Sattum. G6 perDen, wle man mir lagt,
SerbanolunSen pariiber 5wll6en benz pdpltlis
den Jtunclu8, benz @rafen Walep8fi uno Orn.
Don 9ibner Statt finOen. gu bemerten 1T,
CAP cardinal 4ntonelI gu perlAieDenen Walen
duf Die i3nrldsiebun3 Der fran50lilAen 8ela3
3unS aus Stout angetrd9en unp 5ulest nod
@iolta, YecAla alS fran5cliIhe Station in GOr-
lblaa 9ebratt bat, unl 0ranfreth nit DEM Nut
coma beleBt baltenoen SeItrei4 auf 9leiAe 81,
ME 3u ltelen. Aue Dleie Outrage paroen barts
nadls BON 6ranfrei9 3uriifsewielen. Oeltrei6
bebauptet, nit elmer perltdrften @enSo' armerte
unD Yplt3et permSSe oaS papltltAe @oupernez
uteut leDr mobl cbne duBere 0llfe alien Gpen
tualitdten Stano 81 balten, mdbreno 6rantreid
ole 4bl4affuns pes acknowledgements, unD
DOR Naem Die GinIibtun9 oeS @pOe Napplepn
oasu fir unum8du9li9 uotbmenoi9 hdlt, OaS
linp namlid Die Don bier aus perlan9ten He,
crmen. 8ea9ten sic IbrisenS pobl, bah
nan i'm enslii9en Rarlamente nur bon Otom
aelproden, pdbrenD es ltd I'M &artbasp Dan.
belt. Die iarOinlide 6rase unO Die Anaeles
eenbeit Der italienIl4en Special~ 8ertrdse bat
mau nidt an5uriibren 9ewa8t. @ben 10 wen'a
bat man BON benz Yrcteftcrat Der auSpdrtiaen
Wdhte seiprOAen, ourd wel4e8 Der Raller
Die Sitreidil9e SuprematIc IN Stalien erleeen
mil.
@eneral Ds1alines, Der SOulouquc mad
Samaicl 6~eSteitet bate, 1T BON bort bier anoes
tcmn1en.
8elgien.
8raieI, %. 6ebr. GS lfsbt bier bin.
men Sturgeon bic Nu89abe 5weier 8rOl6iren bes
'pDr, pelde aus ben perihieoeulten Gldlidten
bic Nuimertlamfeit @urcpaS gu fefeln peroie.
men. Die critic bat 2uowis Sciutb gum 8er-
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obpulienoen @eliunun9en aufsetlSrt gu fem,
unn bat gu bielem Debut Bon ben BroUinssJ ns
tcnoanten 8eridte iber bic Nrt uno 0eile per>
langt, in melder bic son Der Otesierung einaes
I9laeene 8idtun9 beurt6eilt wirO. SAT- ale
~0felerate lpreden 1id nun oabin aus, Sab
liA in ben Brppiu5eu niht unb:oeutenpe8 Wti6.
per9nii9en tunO 9ebe uuO man benz &rtese al,
9enei9t let+
8oIo9na. Da8 bielt8e Gtibunal fiate
in rielen Ga9en 9e9en 80 Snoioiouen, Die
9,GBtentbetl5 Der 8anoe 2a5arini's anseB0renn,
in Der 6omasna 9iaub unD Woro ueribten
oas llrtbeil. /. 9 nuroen gum Gppe, Der 3elt 5u
ben @aleeren perurtbeilt.
Curtin. Die 9ieSierung bel9loB, cine neue
1ele9rapbeulinie BON Gurin Bis gum Meere gu
erridten, welde iiber 6cliano, OfonOoui, Gefa
mad Sarcna 9ebt. AlS @runo oafir wirt
anse9eben, OaB mS9lider 8eile ourh friege.
ride GOrfcmmniile Gle ieeiBe 8erbinpunss.
ltnie Der 61uptltaot nit Der Seetilte abses
ldnitten merOen f6nnte. Sin Sn9enieur lit be-
auftra9t, Die tetrefenDen Nrbeiten loSleiA oor,
5ubereiten.
SET Sar5ana finben fOrtpdbreno @ontlitte
5pli4en eltenltlhen @reu5truYpeu unO piemons
telilden Aufwte9lern itatt.
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TEDEFF
ri merte0nsfcDe NtGcbrieDteH

NeweDDrt. @utap StruUe pirD
aus Dem 8ermaltmn9Sratbe Der neu ~9eSrinOe.
ten i~reien oentHen S1ule %entfernt
weroen, neil er lid pura letn oelFetlldes BE
uebmeu ben alsemeinen uuwiaea lanmtli9er
bel Der Sdule betbeui9ten Ierelae 3uge5cJen
bat. -
New Oorf. lleber ben Sob pes grs
@cnere6eWtannes Mtfe Walb bemerft
Der 81. OaOemOfrat: 8on ben uieten. unS iiber
Dlelen @esenltano Derliesenoen Bsridten lAeint
uns Der u%nIere0 9ew6balihen Betldterltatters
Der set,euelte gu leln. Derielbe la9t am 2
nbr 0eltern WtOr9en verlieB 0on. Dtlte 9Dallb
oas SteinbauS an Ger @fe BON @rtat Sobnftr.
uuO 8rcaDmap. @r mar fart an9eraud DIT
unO la8te, Dap er gu 5aus seten noble. Gr
mCbnte 2O8 Deft ri. Str.
@tpa um 5 llbr seltern Wfor9en, alto Drei
5tunDen lpiter, fanO Der officer Courtney am
6uBe OeS @intrittS in pas Saiement No. 1873
is. AO. ben 9eidnam zines Wiaunes. @s nun.
be Oerlelbe in oaS StaticnSbauS Der 10. Waro
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Die NDreHe Der NSiirtfcmberai>
tcDem Nb0cprOmetem.

NeununcoreiBi9 0bseprDuete asr afpeiten
mhrttenoer9tl9en Sammer, Die s~esenndrtls
n IN SlBun8 ut, 9aben an ben Die Sammer
Ddbrenc ibrer Abwelenbeit Certretenoen fanois
f4eu AualduB cine aOreie Seri4tet, Die purd
ibren patrictrl6en @eilt ben lebbaItelten 8eifall
in gan5 DeutldlanO erntet.
Ole asreIe 0ei8t, Dap es cine EbUrbeit lei,
an bic @rbaltunS ce8 TrteoenS 81 slauben |;
aaes meile Dielnebr barauf bin, oaB JtapoleOn
Ill. nnter benz 8orwanOe, Stdllen Die 6teibeit
nno llnabbdnsisfett 6u trngen, Die ltOI5e nnO
Uerpesene Interchangeable IeineS SntelS Dle>
Der aufnebmen perOe unO OaB feline fCrtSelesten
furhtbaren ~3filtun9en uldt nur 9eSen Seitreid,
lOnoern segen DentidlanO aberhaupt 8erI9tet
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tpetdenl Die an8reifer, BON oeuen es bieE, bu6
lte Stla0ere'freunOe leien, gum NadSu5e seuO,
tbl9t iplroen. Daranf ipuroen Belblale ae
faBt, pelde ben 1beilnebmern an Dem anoriffe
betStrafe aufsabcu, caS Gerritcrium au perlals
fen, uno eS wuroe cine @Onlpasnie craonllirt.
o%ieleiben our Gu8fiibruns gu brin9ea. 9IiA%
fer SaGp, Prcbate BON SaltOn @0untp, lo,a
ernltltd perpunoet lrorben leln.
Sin Wfann, Namena Wlllb, Wel6er 9eItetu
BON Denoer Silp in % Ga9en i6er Die Smofp
9au. Goute bier %dnfaiI, berIdtet, olB Die 6tras
Be nit Auspanoerern III alien m6Slihen 6ubr
lDerten beoedt lsi. @r br;n8t fir 400 Doll.
@olpltaub nit, ben er IN 20 Iascn 9eeraben
h1t
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@lnlapunS 5ur Sublcrlpticn ouf Die
NleipzWorfer Griminals3eitunn.

Mtt M bfer Nummsr 6egtant Der aate Sabrsan1 oer
s rtmiuaI-8ettusg IaBer Der 5~urtfgBuns D5 w,
mans: y oas BERN 6tniB bee Yeblars" Wrb NIT Oefsr Ram.
nr cine neue Ort8inal-Ro eue besnafa, wtlbt aHteF ban
Ittet: yDse Stdttea Der Mraus9F pas Qe5en Der nieberH
4oliStiahtn Rem. yeris teiea3tet.
Ate prdmie III Dem 8. 8aH6 ntrb fttn:
Die Deloen Der Hepclution
Dafbtn8tOn, RaIb. Steuben, V%ulawsff,
3DsetGStet G1fateEte. WupIeabera
Sabrlthfr abennem ntsprets $3.50 int 9Jrane aabibar.
@!nselne 5funmsrn 7 Cts.
Gin ~pbptosra bti6sr NbOrud brr gri,nir tann Be NJ untsr.
jsihnsten tn Au8enlbetn gencmnen weroen.
WAl9.S ID. 0. g d Ns. So 81. Gashr.
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@ernlania Wluperein SO. :

Dieter Yerrtn at f4 tGrd bic QDael Der 8eamten pUaR6n.
o3 tontitutrt uo wtro ltA BON nun an teoen WCnfaa. W6enh
UNI II lbr tt. Jppann 5etb In ppwarpfraBe no. 1872, Al.
iNtn zee un6 5tafr. Derlammeia Ga fp pb naena mt.
Yer tn elmer re8en Lbetlnabme erfreut, 70 t6nnen MIR bteisn
Ssrttn bem YabItfum beitens ~empfebtsn. Nd8aea NlOntsa
ben III. Dldrs fnoet bic swette @%intablunJ fatt nno su alabee
5ett tDnneR ole ~1lt0tieoer TIRE @eIesbu@er entataen nrpmsn.
Oantel ROD, Spbn 5etbi u. Sanber, SER.
- 4Gn
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0lnsefNc.

columbia Gnc1mpment DO: 3 .. 8. Il. ..
DEN 49tgit BERN bes Drptns, pet3e IT'D bethlehem anl6tte>
Bn moaen, otens sur Nlhrtbt 04e ae DIS pea 1. apstl
HaNnea MOnats, rbne COMMITTEE i tfstnommtu weroen nan
ITO BET ben unterSetGnetsn Sedmtsn uteioed.
Die ss ING TT ttpep Brettas, AttnOs TX abr, in Der 0te-
6ab1te 6due IA. @tDhl
eptbar Ntepe, e. .. y, 8tOta Bronze q. d
anOreaS 9t@fer. .. .. 5pbaun Dautsrid & n.
S0oaun DITTO, u. D.. Arttor. 5bu[. 3
MTG
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@irtbicboffss0In ;eine

oe5 SltsSaltlmore Nrbeiter- YeceinS.
Obt8fr Usretn mabt fttnen 8reun6en ub 8stannteu fowi,
osnt VuDluaa' I'm aussmstntn Die ~lr8sbeute 4n,eiee, ba has
Wirtel6a ttsloEal bts Bereins mad
SO Gbaneslt IT,, nabe Dem 6euS Voint Ma.fte.
OsrIe5t nOresn IT. Das 9pfal TT af bs 56Onfe sinaertb.
let uno an Der Oar werOen aur bic beiten lSttrdnfe otr lbrstbt
eun4 t.oel OteAffls no 5nitas Mpraens 10 ltOr.
N1. am Ntcntas ben 21.b. N @0rmittags 10 ubr,
wiro SUR &eOfsunssfeter
Elm 9roBorti9er Quna
~aufsdtl0t woju mir ale Nrsunbe ur6 Setannts b6al&f Elm.
ldeen. Ote Werw0Ituna. OWNS In
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IS Arlington, 18. Waar5. Der 8rdli.
Dent but beidlclen, cine S ctr Seilirn
Spn9re 8 auF Den A. WoutaS im
.Ausult (22 slug ein3uterufen. DaS &abmet
tit elnltimrlis fur Dieien Sdritt.
Nabtn8tOn, IS. MGr5. Die Ser.
tbeipiSer oe5 SifleS molten Die Grimiaal.@curt
bitten, ben BrojeB aul Dienlta9nsu be9iAnen.
Der COB BON Wtfe WaIb y.
NewsDprt, Is. Mdr3. DaS 8eroitt Der
Goroner84S urp lautet COB ourd Apcplerie.
8nffalO, IS. Wfdr3. Die @ilenbubn>
Convention sinS aus e%lnanOer, Obne lid iber
et~as 0eetni9t gu baben.
&unlaS nnO 9ites Seal.
Qeapenmort9, st. g. IL. Wdr5. Der
BrcseB bon DAN uno leinem Sobne, ipetde BON
aanlas nit @ewalt mad Milouri 8ebraat wors
pen maren, neil lie SfllUen 5ur 6ludt uerbal,
fen BADEN iclen, muroc naG ct. Sclepb per-
le9t.
Au8 b5n 0olbminen bat man 9fadri6ten
pom ~. 6ebruar. sic lauten fcrtwdbretlo
lebr 9iinltiS unO Ger 3uorans na6 Yifes BEAT
fdnst all lebr fart gu weroen. Sieben 9rCEe
@eleuidaften Sin9en 9eltern BON bier oabtn ab.
@mioranten tommen td9li4 gu 6unperten an.
Qeapenwortb, IL. Wtdr5. Die bic
ltae Eimes perDffsntlldt einen Serldt aber Elm
SanpaemenR e in 6alton, Calhoun Gcuntp, mela
hes a leoentlth elmer pclitil1en BerIammluno
entltrtp uno bic Gerlpunoan9 bon msbreren
Berlcner, @iner oaUon sefdbrlid, CUR 6clae
b,tte. aDabreno Der 8~eriammluns, weld,e in
;Sclae zines 9lnfrubrS CUR Organization elmer
republifanil9eu Y4rtei Statt bate, 3eigten meb
rere 2eute BON eutSe9en9elester pOlitilder On
lidt arcBe HeisuuS, olelelbe ~aul3ulSlen, u. am
@nDe %entltauD Elm au8emeines 6anOsemense, inI
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sSelegrGpDtlebs Nadbricbtel
eS.t9tft Gtb ~ - ittmpr 9Dsdet
Mnfmmft bes Onmpfers
us e."

NeuereS aus europa.
Die 4n8t9 tel / m frie9e=
ri6her!
New Ocrf, 18. Mdr5 Die Neler
pom Sremen, pil @ort, 1T mi Jt1dri1ten bis
5nu Nbeno pe5 5. Wtdr3 oielen NbenD bter ein
9etrcifen.
Die Iu8lidten 8eif1lteten li9 immer trieses
rider. Dfan leete nur NOD peuis Yertrauep
III Die Trieoen8million oe8 QorD Gcnlep nad
Wien. Der Grn Ger Barller unp WIener
Sldtter lit ourdau5 friegerild.
@n9lanO. IS uerbreitete liA bic Jtads
rldt, oaB lth I'M Barlamente nater Palmtrltoa5
uno 6nfielp5 9eituns cine Coalition
8e9enote Gorte s ipegen Der N%eformblu
blloe. (Ser9l. u%nleren Dor Dem @intreffen Der
Oampfer. 9taArtdten 9eld9rlebenen 2eltlrtitel
Die 9feo.) 6iB3erale 5eiSte i'll P1riantnt an,
es lei Der Jte9iecun9 ole Jtdhrlft 5usefcmmen,
DAP Der StaOer 3Otl il 4ugult auIb6ten Ioue.
3orO 2enncr bat feline Stele als 2orO peS
ShaBes nIeOer9ele8t weItere Sabinets@ Aenue.
rungen ltlnoen bepor.
6ranfreid. Der Wcnitenr erftirt bic
Na4riAt De5 vGOntitutionel, +" OaB Die 6rans
5clen Nrm raumen, fir u~Oreili9.
@5 9eht BAD @eriiAt pou einem flieaenoea
8elude res @rlfen @1pour in Baris.
G5 wurre bertdtet, Seltrel9 babe benz 2orp
@owlep @e9enpcrtelun9en 9emaAt uno werpe
oartll pon PreuBen unterltiiei,
Die fran5OliiAen 91eJleran1qeO r8ane muir
ben inlmer frieSerlider; Die arle5sriltunsen
IN Wtarlelle5 batten en ment9 nab9ellIen.
Die Barrier 80rie war lebr lGnant.nD.
Oetreld Wie berlbtet wiro, 1T &liler
6ran5 SOlepb gum 4rie5e entlAloilen uno lebr
,~erblttcrt ouf 6ranfrelt. Die Wlenfr Bldtter
mnroen INNER trieSeril4er.
2prD @ppleb lolte am 5. BON lBien nab
@nglau0 a~breilen.
3talien~ Die Griee8riiituugen oauprten
Iort.
Snoten. 9iad Der 8ombap .Bolf pom g..
6ebr. mar Die Hebelion in Suoe lGrmlih fir
~beenpi9t etitlrt prroen. Die britilden Cup
pen mlreu in Jiepaul ein9eriift, u1 Die hlldtts
gen Jfebelen gum @ebcrlam 5uriif5afibren.
Die 4 Gage neueren Nld1i6ten aus
n a lino ni4t intereliant.
2eBte8.
Yart8. Die 8uo9et-G ommiIlion Der See
~9tSlatur ertldrte nit 10 9e9en 4 Stimmer, oaB
lte An9elldtS Der frie9eril4en Demcnltratioe
men fein6rteoenss Budget, lcnDeru Elm 6 e 9 q
Buo9et fir erforoerlid baltic. @S mare
laderliA, Die 3ablen hes 6rierenS BnDsets gu
b~eratben, oa tie ldOn ieet ourd Die au8Saben
nett itberidritlen leien.
Nus WarlelGeS ift cine Depeide einsctrof.
fen, wornaG bereitS $4,000 Gullen am Yrutb
Iteben uno bic rullilAe Arnee in @eor5ia uers
mebrt miro,
Starts, SumStas 9benO. Sin frieOlider
Irtifel ial Wcniteur ma9te bic 9fenten um ]
psf. lteisen unO mldte bic g6rle liberbaupt
%felter.
@almap, Sumatls Na6t. Der Dams
pier Yacific 1T Oiefcn 4beup obSefabren.
Qoabon, Sam8ta8 NbenD. Der Woni>
teur leu9net, Da6 Elm 8OrtWediel 3pilden Bring
NapOleCu un0 @raf PerliSnp porsefatIen iet.
Wdrtte. 2IrerpOcl, 5. Wtlr5 Saunls
pCuc leiAt 9~eltie9en.
@snlelS 95t.
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Sbpip Neef! Shplp JSeefT
&. Gnnnn'S GNhnIe

Die tibtIt0e prafans bteItr aaf It fnpet am
Otenndg WtttDp@ uhb Dcnneraee
on 20, ~ ~. unp 81. B. DTS Ratt.
SWO q So. Il
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Sci Gam. s.. @oDe

-ansA Sebr wertbpOlIeS Wrunoeigent6un an
49,: gonDltr.> 5mIlden Nfc GlDerp. unb
49, SelferlenltraBe.
SD weree tubne wrttern Ridb att n1dRen Dtfnfdo ben
% Wdrs 9taAmtttaas nm 4 llbr am plass fslbf. nabfeb,ns
befbruettnts %wsrtbpoass @rsnOfld ptrfetSern. . 5 QSranO,
tad rebf Wetdnlt9fettsn ltest an Der Ge IfSite Won 8,aO.
lttd6e, swifben Mtc @lteru. unp SeHaIOnhr.
Die Got ersnst IN Srpnt an Bonbfr. 10 6us un6 ISnft 70
5IB tif surld mad etasr 10 Gus bretten Altp. Sic sSebSu.
It@fetten ITO. 14S befebtn aus inem gutgebantsn Awetf5ftaeH
8afietnbaRs nit ne,meroen 5sttenesbdnoe uno aaeu GnbSrn
Disqualification. Urunprsnie 50 per 5rpntfdb. BsfBt tel
unbefrsitbde
@trtlufs ssbnsmnstn: Die 6alfte baar uns Der Rea st.
gem 5iae te t In 3 WtOnaten nit Snterensn. Wtrtauf pORiip.
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In Offering my thanks fer thevery kind and
liberal patronage have received during the
short period l have been in the city, feel
that it would be ungrateful for me not TO
obey the pressing assurances from my numer
Gus friends and patrons, to postpone other
engagements and delay my departure. This
will also serve as an answer to the many let
tiers received from the vicinity and counties,
who are anxious to provide themselves with
my Glasses. i am gratifed TO state that their
their eyes and wish to SEE, DID "COME TO
SEE' and purchased what they can rely will
make them SEE and not INJURE their
SIGHT. 1t will not be out of place TO adjon
to this card the following remarks from the
pen of an eminent Oculist, who is now in this
city, allude to Dr. Won MOSCHZISKER,
who. in his work on Optics says:
"The adaptation of optical contrivances to
amend disordered vision, is one of the most
exalted applications of high abstract knowl-
edge for the relief of inirmities of man.
Thousands and tens of thousands are suffer
ing from damaged vision. caused by improper
use OF cheap Glasses, and what would the
sufferers not give if they could but retract
their first wrong step? Vision has been in
sidiOusly and gradually damaged, and there
fore the idea of its impairment has not been
suddenly or forcibly brought before their
mind but had the defect come at once upon
them, they would have been amazed and ter
rifed." Again There cannot be a greater
error than that committed daily by persons
entering into any store and purchasing Glass
es without the slightest regard as to the su-
periority Of the Glasses and adjustment in
all its optical points, or care if the man who
sells them knows any thing more of optics
than the size of the money he receives for his
Glasses, or TO get his trash off at the least
price he can get for them. Great judgment
and discrimination are required in order TO
be able TO judge of lens, if it is Just in all
its points, and also what Glasses the appli-
ant should use. The rules of selecting Glass
es are of paramount