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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
Master Commissioner'a sale,

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David A. Wareham, Superior Court,
VS.. No. ll6I.
Alexander Swaynie, ct. AL
PURSUANT to an order of the Superior
Il Court of Montgomery County Ohio made in the
above case, at It's February tern 1850 and to d-
rected, win offer at public auction at the door OF
the Court House, In the city of Dayton IN the coun-
ty Of Montgomery and State of OHIO, on
Friday, April %, 1859,
between the hours of and 4 O'Clock p. NJ of said
day, the following Real Estate, 70 witt Lot No one
hundred and forty-two (l42) on Map X, made by
John u. Grand, William Price and VIM Crossman,
Commissioners appointed by the Com. Pleas Court OF
Hamilton county, Ohio, TO make partition OF the
property belonging to the Findey heirs IN Montgom-
cry county, Ohio Said lot fronts on the north side Of
First St, Dayton, in said Montgomery county twenty
poles running back to the Lake Erie and Mad Ry-
er Rail Road, in "a Montgomery county, ohio,con-
tanning i've acres and one hundred and twenty poles
Said property Is to be sold ON Judgment In favor
OF David A. Wai cham, against Alexander Swsynie,
ct. al The abeYe property has been appraised At
Sloo6,25 and cannot be sold for less than two-thirds
Of the appraised value.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. N. Il. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner
of superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio.
M; q BuTrERFfELD, Atty for Plaintiff.
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Clear the TRACK :

f'HE undersigned will continue the Clothing busl-
meas In all Its branches, at the Old stand on 3d
htteei, one door east OF the Central bank. lie re-
turns his thanKst TO all his patrons for their liberal
patronage heretofore, and desires 10 inform them,
and scores OF new ones that he Is better than ever
prepared 10 accommodate them and the great public
wlth iull stock OF Ready Made Clothing, of every
III lie has high eOllAra, TO atand up and straps 10
keep down those who are inclined 10 flse 100 high
In word, he has every thing Ia the Ciothina
line, which the public may desire
"Clear the track, AabhitslD
apf6-tf JOgEpH IERENgQRaHEu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

BAEEUM HlssED Mr.. Barnum lately at,
tempted to deliver a lecture on "money ma
king" at Oxford, England, but was greeted
with grOAns and Kisses, hit with an orange
and peppersd with ehestnuts til he was com,
PEELED TO silence.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

A GOOD Cabinet Ware and Furniture Var.
"A niaher and Flniaher wanted. To n hFst-elasu
workman steady employment will be given, on af-
piicatiOn 10 the Furniture Ware Rooms OF
o. X. RBPICH,
mh24 81 st., ssat OF the Post once,
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No 1892.
superi Court of Montgomery County
Ohio.


MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Herbert s. Williams, vs.. Warron Warner
and others
DURSUANP TO nm order Of the guperior
Court Of Montgomery countg, Ohio TO mo dl
rected viii sell at public auction at the door oh Inc
Court House, In the city Of Dayton, in ssld cntmt
Of Montgomery, on
Saturday, April 30, 1859,
between the hours Of and O'Clock p ~ the follow
ing lands and tencments situate In the county of
Montgomery, and State OF Ohio, in the Bouth-tast
quarter OF section number FIVE, town one range sfx
east, 40, and described follows Begnn nR on tho
south line OF said aectlon at the sOuth-wca corner
OF John lliveley's nine acre lot thence N axe w.
forty-eight poles 20 said Hlvelulis ~ w. corner,
thence $. S5R w. 1871 poles 10 a stone; thence 81
~ Il. forty-aeven and eighty-vc hundrcdtbg 10 es
10 the south line OF said section thence ~ 86 9 H.
1871 poles TO the place of beginning
Appraised AZ 300, and cannot be sold for less than
Cash.
Sddlot tcOntaiusn Ave acres, with house and other
lmproVeme Is thcreoni is situated in tho Miami
bottom, mile south of Greencastle, and miles
southwest oi Dayton, is rich soil, aud excellent for
gardening. JOHN SCOTr,
Master Commissioners
of superior Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio.
BoLriN Il BGLviLLE, Att'ys for Pl'K
mhYG-uaWta
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MERCHANTS
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital, $500, 900.
DIR d c t o r 8

DIRECT TORS.
Mark Howard,
). Woodruff, (Prest Woodruff & Beach I. Coz
James BOlter, t0f @ H. Northam & Co
d. Roberts, (Of Keneys, Roberts 4 GOodwin.)
Guy X. Phelps, (Secy. Conn. Life lns. Coz
Timothy sheldon, (COntraetor and Builder)
JamesP P. Foster, (prest Mech's' Say. Bank)
Sidney A White, (0f Spencer, White K Co..
Charles I. Hillyer, PreSt. Charter Oak Bank.)
Elijah Ii. Owen, (of Day, Owen Co
Homer blanchard, (Of II. Blanchard K Coz
Richard ID. Hubbard, Estate At;oFRsJ.)
NJ. NJ. Merriman, (0f j. & N. Merriman)
William l.. Collins, tof Collins, Brothers & Co.
W. IL. D. Calender, cashier Of State Bank)
- MARK HOWARD, Pres't.
+. THOMAS LORDELL, Seciy.
Applications received by
CHAS. T., CLARKE Agent,
Third street, Dayton Ohio.
Would refer to
n. b. Darst, ESQ., (of Darst Il Herchelrode
John Lytle, Esq ,(of Perrine, Lytle ~ Shaw
and other merchants, who are acquainted with tn
business men oil Hartford mh2t
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PRIME FRUIT,

TX BONES, fresh and sweet Oranges. and
~ new supply OF other choice fruits, Iust
received by w n, BRANDBNBURG and Co.
Apto 800 Third street,
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Dwelling House to Rent.

.0N First street. west Of Ludlow, lately oe-
" enplsd BY Joshua Rhodes, containing Rooms,
Inquire OF 8. NJ, Sullivan, al % street or M his
oillee on 81 street, west OF the Phelps House,
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For Sale.

A SPLENDID Young Dark Iron Gray
n Horse, 10 hands high.
ALSo-A PhWton Buggy, new. Terms easy
Inquire OF GEORGE GILBERT
Liquor Store, No.72 east side, Ieiierson street.
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NOTICE.
Oorned Raaf

A NICE article for sale cheap, at the Patent Pre-.
II servAlory, Eastern Market House
aprb STONER X PFLAUM,
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A LSO--l70 acres, . miles west Of Lau-
n reneeylle Laurence county, NJ, good soil, well
improved, good timber, handsome, new, conye-
nient, weli furnished two-atory frame dwelling
house, out-hOuses, barn and stablein short trsi.
rate farm will be s0ld cheap by
CHAS. Il. CLARKE,
mh23 Real EstAte Agent Clegg's building
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rrRcading " dler 90 Every Page 10

urs..F For bpcals, Telegraph, and other
matters of interest and Information, sec
First and Fourth Pages,
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Wall Papers.
Dissolution Notice

VIE partnership heretofore existing be-
II tween the undersigned, Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business of the fm will be
settled by the senior member, j. LebensbeIEer, to
whom aceounts may bepaid, and who Will settle tile
uebts ]. LEDkNsBERGER,
apf6 A. LEOBOLD,
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Irving Fire Insurance Go.
INCORPORATED leH.)
OFFICE, No o, Wall street, N, ".
CASH CAPITAL, $4,000

!Asures buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, Vessels
In Fort aud their CargUea, and other property
against loss or damage by hre, on favorable terms
DIRECTORS.
Mason Ihompson, William Nelson, John h. lilly
eriJ Castree, Vanderbilt BuHton, Beniamin ]
Hart, John ShOtwell, Abraham NJ Binlnger, Thomas
Christy WIN RadtOrd, John Romer, Sylvanus \
Ward, Charles nurkhalter, ID Alonzo Cushman, WIN
oakley, John D More, John Hobby, VIM jackson.
Adam Frh1ee, AleNandef Mckenzie, Chas. stirling
Joseph Rogers John II DegrAuy, David Samson
Peter Collins stephen Wray, Wright Gillies, Ds.
yld Il Moses John besson, Frederick Hornby Cyrus
Knapp Isaac Odell, Bella s. Squire, william s Cor
win, Wadsworth, WIN. Ferdon, Il A ForsS ia, and
and Chas Thomson.
MASON THOMSON, President.
MARTIE l.. CRowELL, Secretary.
CHAS E. CLARKE, Agent,
apris Clegg's Building, Third st.
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A PLEASANT Residence, corner 4th and
n charter streets. Lot well Improved, aud OF
good size. House frame aud nearly new. Conyc-
nient outsbuilding.
ALSO,
A aue Lot on "a street, below Perry, adjoining the
residence OF Is. Arson More. Terms easy
CHAS. D. CLARKE,
mhll Real Estste Agent, Clcgg's Building
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GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods !! !!

New, Novel, Elegant and Useful A large
lot of those Indispensable articles just re-
ceived.
The BOYS--that mischievors class who
tear their clothcs-I have no doubt will call
and see me- au ycA,s of experience has
proved to them that | can suit their juvenile
tastcs; and if there is a boy inside or outside
the Corporation, who has not worn nv
JACKETS and PANTS, wish to see him,
and thoroughly renoyate his external ape
pearance, by dressing him up in suit Of
my well-Gtting garments. Parents are re-
spectfully invited to examine the goods
My stock of Gentomen's Wear is one OF
of the most complete and beautiful in the
market Call and examine the Latest Styles
w. G. BREENE,
apr2- No. I, Main street; Dayton, Ohio.
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CITY PRopnRTY.

fI'llE large new Brick Dwelling House,
a. built hy Henry kimts, corner 81. Clair and Wa
ter streets The House Il very commOdioug fur
nahed with the necessary convcniuees and applian-
ees for comfort, and furnished handsomely IN the
modern style. win be sold very low for cash, and
easy payments, on application 10
CHAS. T.. CLARKE,
mh21 Real aud General Estate Agent, sd u.
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Farms.

Oh ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum
q ner, on the o. n NJ. Il. r., one hundred acre,
improved, the remainder timber of good quality,
deep, rich, alluvial soil.
There are two good Dwelling Houses on tn prem
isea, convenient out-houscs, and In the midst Of
good settlement
This farm is offered AZ the low price of si2 per
acre, being much less than Its value. For sale by
CtiASt 4. CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent, sd street.
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CHEAP FARM.

100 ACRES, 10 miles from the city. i'm
wv proves orchard sqrings, Nc.
.E lrH.H fHrr, aud 25 acres bottom.
tGga t. acre %. For sale by
CHAS 4. CLARKE,
mh9 Real Estate Agent, 81 street.
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city PrOperty-Dcsirabic Resi-
dence!

| Ollsr for sale on reasonable terms, a
new aud handsome residence on ID street, be-.
low Perry.
The House iB large and CoDimndious, with ali the
modern improvements and conveniencesj IL hnely
located, and a good neghhorhood. VIII be sold
cheap, u application T. made soon.
CHAs u CLARKE,
mhS Real Estate Agent Cleggs Building.
I AND WARRANTS BOUGHT Il SOLD
II at Cincinnati quotations, or located In Iowa,
Kansas, Nebraska, Or Missouri, BY
CHAS. E. CLARKE,
mhS Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

A LSO--A handsome Resideneo on 9TH ST.,
n between Main aud Ludlow; 2 story Brick, wen
furnished au handsomely improved yard. Pay-
menta easy CHAS. T. CLARKE,
mhas Neal Estate Agent, Clegg'. Duilding, % 81.
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Manhattan Fire InS. Co

INCORPORATED 1921
OFFICE, No. OS, Wall ST., N. ".
CASH CAPITAL, S25O,Ooo
Cash SURPLUS, Gl25 600
Insurcs Buildings Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels
In Port and their Cagoes and other property against
loss or damage by fire.
DIRECTORS.
w. p. Palmer, Samuel f. Mott, Rufus l.. Ford, VIII
liam +. Mott, Edwin ID. Morgan, William w. Fox,
Richard Tighe, Peter Cooper Thomas barron,
Robert u. Allsturn, Mcses Taylor, Thos. w. Pear
sell, Henry Ellsworth, Augustus II, Ward, James
COLES, sidney Mason, L. s. Suarez, John CAsswell,
John steward, John q. Green, Eben d. CrOcker.
WILLIAM PITT PALMER, President.
ANDREW J. SMITH, Secretary.
CHAS. T.. CLARKE, Agent,
apriS Clegg's Building, Sd st.
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"a Stitch in Time Saves Nine"
FirS-ClaSs Machines,
At TIE VERY Low PRICE OF
G2S
THH DEMAND

Having already EXCEEDED THE SUP
PLY, and being now PREPARED TO
MEET ANY DEMAND, and to Fill ALL
ORDERS PROMPTLY, we feel it our
duty, TO the class Of people who have been
neither WILLING nor ABLE to pay such
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
"Lat MS Reason Together -

The opposition have never come before
the country on living issue and succeeded
in carrying an election. In every instance
in which they have been victorious in q na-
tional fight, they have been dependent upon
some furry in the popular mind. Of which
they have cunningly taken advantage In
the few instances in which they have had
control of the General Government, they
have been aided in obtaining possession by
foolish dissensions in the Democratic party
Il is matter Of history, the truth Of which
Is known By every body, that the opposition
have, sind ne organization Of parties here,
no difference by waat n0me they have been
called, centred all their hopes Of success
in the disssnsioas Of he democracy We
arc surprised that Democrats knowing this,
as they cannot help but know it, will permi,
the operation TO be repeated every few
years.
II is well known that the factions OF the
opposition differ from each other in great
many essenti lis, and that they are constant
ly fighting among themselves about matters
ofdoctrine, and some persons think it strange
that these antagonisms can unite together
under any circumstances, and make COM
m n cause against Democracy. This is
accounted for very easily First their ha,
tired Of tie democracy is greater than their
hatred ,f each other and second, their love
OF public plumber is stronger than their ha'
tired Of the democracy or Of each other This
latter is the bond which unites them and
when the time for action arrives, they cease
their pretty quarrels about doctrine, and 60
to work with might and main to secure what
they have ever deemed far higher than prin'
ciple; the spoils Of victory
Is it not strange that the Democracy do
not improve upon the teachings Of these an,
tagonistic isms They teach us that men
who hold no principle in common, but who
are only banded together as are robbers for
the sake Of obtaining rich booty, can for the
occasion lay aside intense hatred, bitter
feuds and deadly ranSors, and together fight
for the spoils, trusting to "the honor of
thieves" for n fair division in case Of sue
cess They are daily reminding us that we
are acting very silly in permiftir~ ----. T.
d. ... ..... ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20

TUE Automatic Castor or House. X eep-
ere Friend, ia amplya Revolving Castor, With
number OF Flags or Fans attached producing \
pleasant current Of af anddfives away the flies and
inaecis-the pests OF the Dinner Table The prices
do not exceed that OF the ordinary CAatorj now on
exhibition and for sale at
"sHERWOODiSn
g2 Third street.
N. b.--Thla will be found an invaluAhle article In
the slek room, for tanning and keeping OIL flies.
mhaO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-20
HIGH PRICES

As have been demanded by other machines,
y use all the means in his power.to let.thc
Public know that they can get as good n
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apItt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-25
Indiana Politics Abroad,

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press says:
The contest for the Democratic Guberna-
torial nomination in Indiana, between the
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, present Com
missioner of the Land Office, and Cyrus l..
Durham, former member of Congress from
that State, has become quite animated. The
Presidential question may become involved
in the struggle, and as both candidates have
been closely identified with the Administra-
ton, an interest is felt as to their position
on the question arising out of the election
for President next year, when the people OF
Indiana will also be called upon to vote for
Governor. There seems to be fixed deter.
miaation on the part of the Democrats to
submit to no equivocation in regard to this
issue. good story is told by a well known
politician in this city of his meeting with
an Administration man who had been very
noisy and public i'm his abuse of Douglas.
Said the former to the latter, al have Just re-
turned from a tour through New York and
the Northwest, and find that, however un-
pleasant it may be to admit it, the Little
Giant is carrying all before him, aud there
is no use in resisting him. | tell you this as
great secret" The Administration man
fairly caught by the apparently confidential
character of the communication, put hi:
mouth to the ear of his informant and said
in whisper, "This is exactly my opinion
and only wish to heavens some one had the
pluck to-tell Mr.. Buchanan the same thing
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-25

A STORE AND NINE BARNS BURNT.-A vii
lain named Henry Chapman set on fire and
destroyed no less than nine barns and one
store on Monday night of last week, on
the road from Preston City, Conn, to North
Stonington, and attempted to shoot young
man named Charles Wheeler. He was shot
while attempting to fire Wheeler's barn, but
succeeded in getting away. He was found
dead the next day, with nearly one hundred
wounds in his body. The Norwich Bulletin
says of the desperate:
Henry Chapman is about thirty-two years
OF age. Some ten years ago he married a
daughter of Mr.. Eleazer Wheeler. His con-
duct was such that, five years ago, she was
compelled, for her own safety, to "swear the
peace" against him. During the five years
after his marriage, he was,yery incorporate !;
and, when drunk, was ugly and dangerous.
His disposition, at all times bad, was made
worse by liquor. For the past FIVE years,
his wife had refused to live with him, and,
with her three children, has stayed with her
father. He has loaied about Preston and
Norwich lately. TN Saturday last his wife
served petition for divorce, and Chapman
returned from Noank on Monday, in per-
feet rage against his wife, her family, and
everybody else. Out of pure revenge he ap-
piled the torch to the barns referred to-
The people Of that vicinity, when the news
of his death became generally known, sdrew
a long breath, and thanked God for their
deliverance.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-25

R6S- There seems to be discrepancy.
between the Auditors and Treasurers re-
ports, in Warrick County, which has at
tracted the attention of some of the tax
paying farmer, and they are probing the sore
in a manner that makes those officers squirm.
Mr.. Moore, of Bonneville, came to their res
cue and attempted to divert attention by,
calling the person inquiring into the matter
an "ignorant farmer" This Ignorant farm
er" replies in the Boonyille Democrat in a
style that shows-however he may be igno-
rant in some things-he is pretty well posted
as to how the accounts Of Auditor and Treas
urer should be kept and adjusted. He sug-
gests the propriety of investigating the trans
actions of those officers for the last four
years. The idea of paying county taxes to
the amount of eight or ten thousand dollars
a year, and that, too, when no State tax i;
assessed, is becoming somewhat disagreeable
to the honest yeomanry of that county, and
they propose looking into matters to see how
it comes Warrick county is not the only
one, we apprehend, in which the Treasurer
and AuditOr'sibOOks fail to agree. But
until the people learn to select their county
officers on the score of merit and ability,
instead OF their devotion to particular par
ties, they may expect to reap the fruit Of
those official blunders, which seem to have
occurred in nearly every county in the
Pocket. r. 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-25

DEAFNEss.-By an advertisement in our
columns, it will be seen that DR.. J. L. SMITH,
an eminent Aurist, can be consulted for al
few days at the Sherwood House. The
Doctor brings testimonials of the success of
his treatment of diseases of the ear, in al,
parts of the country. Cases of long stand
ing and of a most obdurate character
have been permanently cured or greatly al
levated by his skill. -r ..-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-25

RAILROAD STocKs.-The New York stock
market this week has been very buoyant in
railway stocks. The speculative fever is
confined almost entirely to railway shares,
which rise in price rs rapidly as they sunk
a few months ago, in public Estimation
The upward movement, as general remark
though stimulated to great extent by pur-
chases on short interest, is assisted, undoubt-
eddy, by public support. ...- (.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-25
neA. Prof. Dimitry, of New Orleans, ha

neA- Prot. Dimitry, of New Orleans, has
recently been appointed by Mr.. Buchanan
Commissioner to Central America, to ar
range the various complicated questions
pending between the two countries. Mr.
Dimitry is very accomplished scholar, lin
guist, and orator His genealogical status
is similar to that of Dumas, the French nov
elist A- .....
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-25

WHEAT TURNING TO CHEAT.-The Cincin.
natl Gazette says: "Dr. w. b. Thompson.
Of Fayetteville, Brown county, has shown
rs head of wheat, injured by frost, on one
side OF which, where il evidently grew,
there is a~small head of cheat, containing
seven well formed seeds. 1t is botanical
curiosity, to say the least, and the fact of
wheat aud cheat growing together on the
same stalk, in this instance, we can vouch
for The important question is, does wheat
ever degenerate into cheat?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. F. SMITH, M. D., AURlST,

~ UNI 49,
Principal Of the NeW York and Cincinnati
Institutions for the Deaf,
I.v.v'OU.v'CES TO THOSE PER-
81 sons with whom he has been in correspond
ence, and the public generally, that he tenders 10
them his professional services, and may be consult
ed between the hours of A. NJ. and =. NJ, daily,
for a few days, at the SHERWOOD HOUSE.
Dsafnsss, Noise fn the Head, and all
Dfsagrssabfe Dfscharsss Speedily and
Psrm1nsnfiy Cured, scffhOsI PATH or
Ine0npssisnes.
Strict and undivided attention to this branch of
special practice has enabled him to reduce his treat
ment 10 such a degree of success to find the
confirmed and obdurate cases YIELD 10y steady at
tention to the remedial agents which he prescribes
"a gentleman, an honorable man, and skiful in
his profession" Jesse Clements Editor Western
Literary Messenger.
"a gentleman and successful in the profession"
A. p Wheeler, NJ. D., Wheeling. Va
''You will hnd him of the noble of
earth. Rev. John +. RObie, editor y. ". Chris
tian Advocate, Buffalo.
"A skillful physician, AN Aurist without AN eqIal
gentleman, and "A learned MANI. G.. FELTON,,
D. D., Montreal.
eThey all speak of him in the most grateful terms
for the benefit they have received - John G.
Vaughn, Chicago.
ellis treatment is scientific, founded ON correct
principles with tine additional aids of experience
aud learning. ~. Cor,lozO, Collector of Customs,
Charleston, = e.
This is to certify that was relieved of deafness
of over forty years standing, 10y short attendance
mend his treat ment to my friends and the public
generally, easy of application, and efcacous for
its cure."-Thomas W. Morris, Bank of Charleston,
Charleston, y. q. f.EE faLt Hu25-3t