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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

lRrroRTrO vOR rnr OHIO STATESMAN j
.1-A NEw YoRK, Nov. {


NEW YORK, Nov. %.
FLoUR--opened a shade Armer but with large ro.
ceps and only very moderate demand for export and
home consumption closed dull at about yesterdays quo
tsons sales "a 600 bblssat 95 25D5 As for rejeced
IS 1905 50 for iuperans western IS COOS 50 for COM
mon to medium extra western: e5 a5@5 p5 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; &c O59s as for
trade brands do market closing rather heavy. Canadian
Hour In fair demand and unchanged In prices sales
Of 725 bbls at e5 45GD5 so for superane; s5 G5GS
so for common 10 choice extra.
RYE RL0UR-Quet and steady at % o5@4 40
CORN MEAL-RuleS firm; sales Of 400 barrels Jersey
&nIsKY- without decided change; sales Of 500 bbls
wnEAT@iaQc better and in good demand at the .d.
W yspss ace sales sooO bush Chicago spring at 81 29l 20;
20 go bush Racine spring az 81 90@l ga 5000 bush
choice; $500 bush Milwaukee club at 81 97@i 20;
1000 bu,h amber Iowa at 81 2o9l 90; $500 bush
winter red state at ~ 80: 1900 bushels amber Mich.
gan 81 3S@l 40; % 900 winter bush red western at
81 3l9l 81; 1000 bush white Genessee at 81 35 28OOO
bush white Michigan at 81 45@l so. -
hYE-Without important change; sales OF $4,000 bu
BARLEY-Quet and nominally unchanged
OOkN--Without decided change; only very moderate
business doing for export and home sales
OF E6UO0 bushels at 6Vc for inferior mixed western;
for good to prime shipping do chiefly at 85
@06c; 09c fer western yellow. v = =
oAYS-Heayya and dropping; sales at 4S @49c FOR Ca-
madam, jersey, western and state.
POkk-A fair business DOING but the market general
without decided change; sales $500 bbs at Sl2 so
@l3 90 for mess; % 50D9 for prime. = -
BEER-Quiet and unchanged; sales o. 100 barrels
a. 1904 % for country prime; S5D5 so for country
mess e@R for repacked mess, and Sl3@l3 so for ex-
ira mess. Prime mess beef rules quiet at SIo@Ig So
BEHF HAMe-In fair demand at SIS OOpI5 SO for
western. tft..
Hods-In active demand and firm at 4X@5c, chiefly
the latter price.
CUT MEATs-Rule dull and heavy at 4k44X for
shoulders and 5@5kc for hams. We notice sales Of
1000 pounds green hams. !"
BAOON-In good demand. and prices very arm; sales
dies at 01@ec. ~ e-., - -
at 6k@9kc. =, ~ = = - = 80
BUTTER-A little hrmerf we quoIe Ohio at lO@l4c
and state at 1592lc.
oHEESE-In fair demand for export at better prices;
sales at 5h@6c for Ohio and 6h@Dac for state.
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Sheriff 3 8 ale.
R. A. Chapman Doc. M, page 20. q
w M Rarev. franklin Common PIE

IA. Chapman Doc. NJ, page 70. "a 90 =
W. II. Rarey. franklin Common Pleas. 'e
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDI
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
FRANKLIN county o., will offer for SALE at the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the l4th day of Dec. A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m and O'Clock D.
M. the following described real estate situate In the
county OF Franklin and Stase Of Ohio. to wit; g..
Beginning at the northwest corner Of the southwest
quarter Of section number twenty-one (2l town (l,
range twenty one (2 thence south forty-Ave poles to
siake thence east three hundred and twenty poles to
the eastern boundary Of the southeast quarter section
to stake situate Of hickory, eight inches diameter
north 67H, west forty three links to ack-oak eight
cen inches In diameter, south 49, west fifteen links
thence north with the boundary Of the same foryhve
poles to the northeast corner Of the same; thence west
three hundred twenty poles to the place OF beginning
containing ninety acres being the same premises con-
Veyed by John 8. Rarey to said VIM. H Rarey by deed
bearing date December the eh 1851 and duly recorded
In the said Franklin county. 0g aT,oFeg III
Appraised at $40 90 per acre. - ~ 81. $50.
\. a-g,r, ,Ges CIV, HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
P. D. Wncox, Atty. n, -. s.sg .tt' 80.
Printers fees 96 90. ts,..ss 4 ~. f
noy0-dlt&Wtd,
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THE CLOSE oF rHr MARKrr.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20.-The market opened this morn.
ing extremely dull contrary to the antcpatens Of most
Of those ntereSted and twill be very hard to close out
all the stock sale without reduction from the rates
Of yesterday that owners are unwilling to submit to
Fortunately for them, the trade just at the close Of bust
ness yesterday was lively, and bullockB were sold
In an hour before dark than In any other hour the day.
and at better prices for ALI the lower grades but not for
the best class they were In excess Of the demand at the
have submit to decline not make sales as the re-
tall butchers only here to-day In very limited mum.
ber while the supply Of first class bullocks Il larger
than Il has been upon any closing day Of the market In
some months. Last Wednesday It was diicult TO find
half dozen choice bulocks Of eight hundred weight and
upward IN ell the yards. Today,it IL not dlcult 10
and hundred such, while the demand is principally
confined to the Wholesale butchers who will not pay Sc
net for suchc sold freely for that yesterday.
Consequently the sAleBmen find It difficult to close out
and the business drags through the day, several small
lots having arrived 10 add to the difaculy Upon the
whcle we only adse slight advance upon the low.
and medium grades Of cattle and the market closing
aioW and dull T,
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Con. nIulIIpnn m CincinnatI.

CNcrNSArI, Nov. 2O-Col. Mulligan arrived
at the depot last night at nine O'Clock, where be
was rendered the hospitalides of the city by
Mayor Hatch. He was then escorted to the
Barnet House, and being called to the balcony,
was addressed by Hon. Henry Stanberry. Col
Mulligan replied In short speech, which was
enthusiastically applauded by the large crowd
assembled tt
Col. Mulligan will speak at the Catholic In,
sttute this evening, and on Monday evening
will probably address q citizens meeting. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

ARMYs CLOTHING. I'M essrs. SMITH, ComsrooK
8 Miller, Of this city, are manufacturing cloth
\ Ing for the army on an extensive scalea They
turn out 5about one thousand garments daily,
viz three hundred and fifty overcoats. three
hundred and fifty ffoekcoata. three hundred
blouses, and two hundred and fifty paire Of
pants, and cut about five Thousand yards Of cloth
daily, About seventeen hundred females and
forty males are employed by them We are
Informed that theirwork ranks among the very
!: best manufactured for the army. " a.eaixt
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From WASHINGTON,

lTrbuneb oorrspondence.l Eia-t tFQi
WAsHINoToN, Nov. 81 The papers In tn,
case Of Gen. Fremont have for some days beer
In the hands Of Major Loo, Judge Advocate o.
the Army, who to-day made his report to Gen
Mcclellan. Accompanying the report were
charges substantially the same as those prefer
red BY Col. Blair. W. lt h'a55 %
Gen. Anderson recently expressed to Gov
Andrew his strong desire that q regiment ol
Massachusetts soldiers might be sent to Ken
lucky. He was sure that no sectional feeling
would hinder the men Of Massachusetts from
receiving hearty. Welcome In Henry Clay'i
.aasss 'a7's Times oorrespondsnce.I CE
Advlces received BY the Government from
Great Britain represent that though much sore.
ness Of feeling 10 evident, toward the United
States, yet there was q manifest feeling adverse
10 q war, and that She sentiment In favor
Of maintaining strict neutrality was daily
strengthening. "a ts gt,,gg
Advlces from France indicate that the feeling
on the part OF that government toward the Uni.
ted States 10 more cordial than ever.
The Government has no evidence Of any
rebel privateer steamer being on the seas, ex-
cept the Sumter, and she 10 yendeavoring to
elude capture.
Com. Dupont has semitic the Navy Depart.
ment the original South Carolina ordinance Of
secession, beautifully engraved upon parchment,
with the autographs Of the South Carolina 90.
ceders, headed by Gen. Jamisonl The photo
graphs of all the members were also found al
Beaufort with the ordinance, and large nnm-
Der Of other important documents. F'f
ITO the Associated Pressl
WAsHIHoron, Nov. 22--So far as can be as.
certained, Lord Lyons has taken no action
whatever on the subject Of Mason and Slidell's
arrest, but will probably await INSTRUCTIONS
There has not been even an informal conversa-
tion between him and the proper departments
concerning IL. Those who are intimately ac-
quainted with Lord Lyons, believe he has OBJ
served bis usual discretion in refraining from
premature expressions Of opinion.
The steamer Wyandank ran the blockade
last night and reached the navy yard this morn
ing. She was not fred at. The schooner E.
B Hale also ran the blockade, downward, last
night, having on board large quantity OF am
munition and ordnance stores generally. Two
schooners loaded with wood ran the blockade
successfully on Wednesday night.
The enemy is apparently at work on a new
battery at Possum Nose, which is far above the
others
The names of large number Of old vessels
are published to-day. They are loaded with
stones and are doubtless to be sent TO Southern
bnrbors and sunk, thus rendering the blockade
effectual.
Especial to the oommerclal.l
The murderer of Lieutenant Colonel Van
Gorben has been arrested. The evidence
against him Is very clear.
Judge Black, Mr.. Buchanan's Attorney Gen.
eral ia in the city,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23
THE SHEEP MARKET. .

The receipts have been large again this week and the
market s completely oyerstocked, 90 much 20 that all
the stock that arrived from day to day could not be sold
at any price. The receipts at Brownings on Monday
were a156 and sales about $780, at reduction Of go
head below the price Of that day week. On Tuesday
the receipts were still larger and Ies more dcuit 10
efcct. Drownings immense market place was actually
full and pretty r lots Of sheep could be bought for 80
ahead and those Of good quality, both sheep and labl
for the meat and a that price the best Of carcsses
could b had In Warrington market and very fair quality
at4c. y d, both sheep and lambs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

In consequence Of thes!orm last night having
blown down oil the wires in every direction, We
are without the usual variety Of telegraphic
reporta. ED. A TEEO7p
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LooI. Out for Countorfeits.

PaILADELPHIA, Nov. % -Peterson's Detect
or cautions the public against counterfeit l0's
on the Waterbury Bank Of Connecticut. II is
the best executed and most dangerous counter.
felt that has been out for years. i-sf5ss
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New York Cattle Market
REPORT

RoR TINE WEEK EsDrSs WEDNESDAY. Nov. 90, 1861.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF CATTLE OF ALL KINDS, FOR THE WEEK.
According to the reports from the several market
places in the city there have been received thisweek
compared with last week: s. if~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-The boat from Old
Point has arrived, but brings no news. Il was
reported that flag of truce had come from
Norfolk with several women and children. ).
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

"Truth stranget than FictIon.D !,
sa fiction 70 believe tnat the adutemted. noxous
drugs sold in the market as saeratus are beneficial or
even harmless to the conSumer 1t ID much stranger
but no hcticn % believe that James Pyles Detetic
saeratus is pure and wholesome, and the belt ever
madel Depot, s45 Washington Street., New York.
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Philadelphia Market.

p lTrtEdRARHED FOR THE ONO srATraMAH.I .
a..HG s t7.ItE ~ PHILApKPnTA, Nov. 90.
FLoUR-Dull; sales Of 1900 barrels Of superhne
e5 50@5 62K. lt tn1 %ih .f75 efg. = slg
7 wHEAT-Flrm; sales OF 5000 bushels. s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
no MARRIED. MEN

10 rMARRIED MEM,
Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will giveinformaton on very ia-
terestin0 and important subject which will be vau.
ed more than thousand tmests cost by every married
couple Of any age or condition in life. The information
WILDE sent by mail to any address on the receipt Of q
cents (sfIver) and one red stamp.
!, All letters should be addressed to 1880.
II. D. MORRIS, M. D.
oclsl- lyStawd&w Boston, Mass.
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Probato Oourt.

Items of business transacted in the Probate
Court Of franklin county, Judge ALBrRy, dur.
ing the week ending Friday noon, November %,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

T''n " superior court. 20 :
WE. Rose ct al. y ShaF 3 oH
vIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
DNto me directed, from the Superior Court Of
Franklin county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House, In the city Of Columbus on y,
Saturday. the gl4th day Of December. A. D.
laAfeaS1 aa8 "a vs ls6l,a,. yiSls sclsi'
At two o'clock P. M the following described real 60.
tate, situate in the county Of Franklin, and State Of
Ohio, to wit; , . = . ss
The sonth half Of lot Of land containing eighty acres
more or less the said eighty acres Of which the part
hereby conveyed part Of tract originally owned by
Dr. George Stevenson, father Of Caharine kmory, and
which BY certain proceedings in the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Franklin county, was parted to and divided
among the children and heirs Of said George Stevenson
deceased said premises known as the south half Of lot
number seventeen Q,as will fully appear, reference
being had to certain proceedings In partition set forth In
The Ohancery records Of said Court OF Common Pleas
IN book No. p page 3e and being part Of the same
tract OF land conveyed TO James p Roston BY Robt.
Emory and Catharne Emory, by deed dated the 5h day
Of October el7, and conveyed by said Roston 70 John
Baker by deed dated the 9Th day Of November A.
! Appraised at SIS 90 per acre. sase ~ sagsss
'aH0RdE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
$40 ss,,,n .,,,v ,asas By Ep, DAVIS, Deputy,
Printers fsea ~ 90. ssiiet sassl. 3 e ssz =
,,n1a dfl 4, rgeay7 ~ tfr,Ts ! ri7ts II fra.
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MARRIAoE LlcrNsEs .

b Only eight marriage licenses were issucd--
quite a falling off from recent weekly reports.
-, FINAL AccoUET FILED.
OF Elibu McCracken, GuardianeiOf Mary
Ann Inbody, late Mary Ann Feasel -
ORDER OF AfPRAIsEnENT AND SALE.
OF real estate granted in the case of Jacob
sarbers Administrator Of Joshua Kelsey, de-
ceased - Sarah Kelsey and Others. cgr.n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

from che Gazette, Davenport ie.e,ss,
Mr.. i'paldng would not connect his nan,s ., 80 AZ,
tlcle he did mol hnOeo 10 oossess real merit
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Some lean sheep, 5ay II for stock, seemed dlenlt
TO sell at any price We sa them oereda 92 tv head
There 10 no demand for stock iheep ct his tne and
pork oai hils he place that low priced mutton unnal
sheep and lambs on he market to-day h tho hne, dry
weather which enables butchers 70 keep large stock
OF meet the hooks. soft day Occurring wlhina rev
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
columbus Rstail Market.
FnuAr. Noysmbsr %. 1851.

Tho following are th retail quotations corrected BY
Mra H. Resileaux, Wholesale and retail grocer, No.
l06 Douth High etreet.g I QI
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Evan Hughes Assault and battery. :

f.a .ig s15f8gg soaHrg THURSDAY, Nov,2l'
The case Of John Riley Us. The Piqua and
indianapolis Railroad Company, was. tried.
This suit was hroughtto to recover damage from
the railroad company for running over and
killing q COW. Judgment for the plaintiff of
&Q7 5Oll .aa a54 go ~
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Local Ma tiers. !
|. .cour, q common rleas 3. \. \

"a - fl'
- as'lS aa INDIorMENTsd sgG fn'ss
The Grand Jury, al the present, November.
term Of the court, returned indictments against
the following persons, charging them severally
with the offenses mentioned. ~g
Jacob Fisher, Michael Fisher and Michael
Manley Murder in the fret degree 1-s5eaa
John Geary and Richard Geary Libel. =.
Daniel Decker Assault with intentto kill
Charles Bryson--stabbing with intent to
wound. - " ~ 5efss.. b. .si'.sss y s9s s,..s...,
Samuel Gibby-A Arson ,.3..@gf
David Shade--Muder Ia the first degree
Rezln' 'Parker---M Manslaughter. ae eff
David Mooney Assault and battery
WilliamsJ ackson--A Assault and battery.
Charles FosteI--Petit larceny.
Henry Binkley-As and battery.
Alfred Reynolds and Charles Green Assault
and battery. a',1 sas9gsese a,itsstaadtt
Asa w, Dolson-A Assault and battery
stJames Liverpool--PlaciDg obstructions on
railroad track. ~ i'
Alexander Hays-rFor selling liquor contrary
to law.,uula = s7ibsassa .tlgr ,sgss
Jones Smith AasAult with intent to rape.
Dewitt G. Cook-For keeping room where
intoxicating liquors are sold contrary to law.
Edward Durlin-For selling liquor contrary
TO law -tfagct4naa 5a O. 1sg f 81. ff.s.ai q go
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

From the Examiner, Norfolk Va
oephalic Pills accomplish the object Tor which the,
were made, viz: Cure of headache 10 all It's forms
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

lNt From the st. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand fo' the article oepnsIc P,Ils
Is rapidly increasing. f ~ w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

From the Southern. Path Finder, New Orleans, Lp.
Try theml you that are afflicted and we nre sire that
your testimony be added to the alrea dy numerous
list that has received benefits that other medicine can
produce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested in than thousand case,
with entire success,
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LUsATlc RETURNED.

Joseph Armistead, Of Norwich township
having been discharged from the Central Luna
tic Asylum as cured, and having relapsed into
lunacy, was ordered to be returned to said Asy-
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Master Commissioners Sale.

NErNK MUpFsi avIoToRINEs andcUFFs We are
M now selling at very low prices, also ell other kinds
isshlonabIe hfs. ~ PETR BANE,
dec2I. No 90 South High st.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

IA DISCHARGED ON HABEAs ooRfus.
y Thomas Milton Finks, aminor and a volup
teer at Camp Lyon. ,....a., ".
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Special to The Commercial. I

The murderer Of Lieutenant Colonel Van
Gorben has been arrested. The evidence
against him is very clear.
Judge Black, Mr.. Buchanan's Attorney Gen.
eral, 10 in the city.
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brrvrs IRON DIrrrnrxr sT.rr,.

A. M Allerton & Co., Proprietors Of the Washington
Droyeyars, 44ths report the Cattle in Market from
the following States: et
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

Sold by JoHN R. coOf, Druggist, Columbus, and bv
nov23-dlm q48s,saea
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From the Democrat, st. Cloud, htinn.
II you are, or have been troubled with the headache
send for box, (Cephsc Pills) that you NAV have
them In case OF an attack. tea eg
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Tnn NOD MARKHr. 4

The following 10 the report Of prices given BY Henry
D. Grant, superintendent Of the Markell ka ug
Gorn,i.a Hogs b, live I.lcs IlSs
The market holds up remarkably we'll under the press
Of such large suppy-the largest received In
one weekin Nov York. It little too large day for
the demand, and hegs are selipg rather slowly 80 that
afdfthef decline is feared. .E&3@G&Ek
Geo. W. Dorman gives the following ngurss as the
price hogs this week: WGM gE.a
HirstqualIty corn.fed, large sIze.4 @41fc r. @5c
Second quality....,. tttf 09Hc
First quality, small sizes, fat and -. -
. prime for market butohers.,.- @4c 5X95hc
Large size, glillfed. fat. ........- @3kc = @4c
Second quality, still.fed. ...,..- D35fc - @4Kc
He says heavy hogs are selling the best.
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From the Western R. R. Gssette, Chicago, III
We heartily endorse Mr. spauldng, and his uurivast
0ephalic Pills,
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BOARD OF OOunIy CommissIon oners.

= y, 2si THURsDAY, Nov. olst, 1861.
d met--Present- -Messrs. Sparrow, Strai,
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: SALE COMBINED.

In the case Of VIM. Jameson. Administrator
Of Robert Wilson deceased .. John Wilson and
others, the Administrator having reported a
sale Of lot No. 20 and Of fractional lot No, 81,
In Morrison's addition to the city of Columbus,
to Robert P. Moon for 81 ,O5O, the sale was con-
firmed and deed ordered a ..s. .t,f....s
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Fro Kanawhs Valley Star, Ranswha Va.
We are sure that persone suerng with the hesdachs
who try them, will stick to them,
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praised = az sscSds 81 Rsr W. Ssrs HuppMAs, shs,

r, sHIzLp, Atty. - ~ s'i''i -,ss''s'''' s''s
Printers fees SO 90. et.es ta,s 1
: noye-d1tEwsd - ts9fas setA z ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16
DEAF AND BLIND.

DR. PILKINGTON, late of the Eastern
- Ear Intirmaries, and an eminenty successful
operator on the EYE and EAR, at his lnfirmary
in San Francisco, is working wonders in curing
the DEAF and BLIND, and now refers to those
he has treated in California, many of whom have
been afflicted for twenty or thirty years, and are
now cured by mild and gentle treatment.
Deafness. dizziness. buzzing. earache, noise in
the head, and all offensive discharges rom tie
ears, mouth or nostrils, entirely removed.
DIR. PILKINGTON has discovered medic@
that will absorb cataract and restore vision to
the eve. without The use of the knife. Read spec.
linens OF what his patients say
GFrom the Epening .Mrr0r.1
SAN Francisco, Sept /. 1850.
To THE PUBLIC I have been afflicted for the
last ten years with deafness in my left ear, occa-
stoned by taking cold also, ringing. discharges,
and at times severe pain About the middle Of
last March found that was getting deaf in my
other ear. Feeling alarmed lest should lose the
use of both, applied to DR.. Pilkington, Of the
Ear Infirmary, of this city, and receiving some
encouragement though doubtful, of successful
treatment. placed myself in his care. In the
five months that bave elapsed, ara glad to say
that have fOnnd a complete cure. | am entire
ly relieved of all difficulty in both ears, and de-
string that Others may experience the same happy
results | take this method unsolicited, of inform
ing those who are suffering from similar COM
plants. Anybody wishing verbal testimony, can
find me by inquiring at the American Exchange
Hotel. EDWARD i. klRWAN
Early attention is desired Inlirmary on the
northeast corner of Montgomery and California
Streets opposite Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Express
San Francisco Jan. 1861. 423m.