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The Wrnng Hat.

A cotemporary relates the follow.
ing;
Onr esteemed friend, David p. NJ
Brien, Esq, OF New York, tells q
good note on Jersey Lawyer Tho
hero of our sketch, daring the last
hot summer months, used to occas
ionly worship ut the shrine of Gam
brinus, (L1gor King,) oa Broadway
One swelteriug day he got pretty
mellow, having moistened his thoraA
too much with the German beverage
and proceeded to navigate to his law,
Office. He took up substantial look
log white hat. and with rather puz,
zlod look was mafing an attempt t.
put it ON sideways. OF course i
wouldn t tit. lie looked inside, hold
ing up toward the light, and reac
aloud, ''Jonas Shooter, Esq, .Attol'
ney at Law, Jersey City"
Sol log) -"That's my hat---o
course it is"
Another attempt to put on side
woys--ao use, again taking il off, anl
again read, "Jonas Shooter Esq, DC
After another trial, and finding i
didn TT, the gentleman commenced
feeling all over his head, evidently a
If to assure himself that no protuber
ance had suddenly declared ITSELF
Having satisfied himself on that poin
he once more read the address, haC
another trial and still sideways, y,
There he stood, perfectly mystihed
but ap idea lighted up his face, and h
called the waiter, whom le apos
. trophised thus
'!Can you read wridngf"
'Yes SIR"
"Well, will you be good enough t
tell me whose hat this isp"
Herman took tho head-case. an
having read seias- /
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Colu bus Water Cure.
DIR. SHEPARD.

w GUILD call the attention ~ Invdl d wo
w men ~ his Wtter.tu ure Lstabl shment
lheat Columbus. OHIO, and tn his success ~
treating the Nervous Diseases 10 winch they
~ subject. Established Tor the purpose vi
tr.attdg these AIN. ctIuns, the phl sican els
cohilden' that the sick will nowhere Ind treat.
ment aud cUnditi IL better fitted Tor their re-
Cuvery than h re. During tuti years uf med
cal practice at Culum tuS. large Humber U
he ip ess. bed.rddtn patents have been sue.
cessf .tlS treated. Women VIII had not walk
ed I r from one IT, ten years have b, Ell cured
Such cas-, :, coming from Var Uus pui tlut.s ui
oar country aye .tlways " ia Us under treat
ment. brought II eniiIn-s many miles. HAVING.
W .tnuut buuent. lrIed all meana Ui-cur, at
hume. PareH haV,ng lava III daugIpts W.
tina "ur treatment vAccd ut; cal, ulated {
give IN Ia conStii utt'iIat ST titAtn ana SiguI
I MaUy Nuu.,g females are 81 n rag tr"ib syina
Iir nrt un. nervous excitement, churea. eli,
JutWreu with earls Signs II Jisea.t. rs u 81
~ persons uiute advanced ~ hic. ncrink
/ TIN chfunic wtahiieSs aha Il, b,ilt, vii a. Il
Ia cuuNcrstnl Win lusIr diseases. expc:Ithc.
Ell aud sue, eSsiu.
! Let he rem,'m errd that we treat none
Tut irfnd,es la ~ a., nj receive h, al duts
eNcet such "a are Iattengs. thai WA IA Y,
rtUn zen years in our prc.en, INSTITUTION al
e C,iuniOus, and VIII be slad t. give te,eienu,
L. al WI may wish.
Letters ui inquir! may lie ad Tres ed to
". StiEI'AfD. N. ID.
i"l20 lum'uS u'in
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II fUAJ,D ,t.kTiOt PtiiLAD L.
Piu H. Tor he Rshrt ofths Sick and Dis.
bts.,d. afflicted rih Inuhni ChIon &c Dissus,s,
especially for H' cup, Of ikost oJ hS "Iuai Organs
NIElilC ~ ApNith gwen gratis, b! tie
vi Acting Surgeun.
VALUABLE IPui.TS ON 81 erms orrhoea
and uIhei Diseases 1T the AUHl r.sus. and
II the NLW REMEDlE~ emp uy cd ~ the Dis.
. sRSary. sem 1" tie afflicted IN s,ulrd LEI, er
envelopes, tree at charge. Two or three
.tauIS fur postage VII to acrrl table.
Address DR. j 81 il.IN note NON, Act
ug surgeon. W. ward Ass GA lUu,Norta -ouih
Niiith 81. ph is'eil. h,H. SCI - NJ
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THE GBEFENHERG
FAMILY MEDICINES.

4 RE- prepared uncer tne Immediate Supr.
~ vision II of u * ,llml Physician, and The
NV he eiied upon N all cases.
The iuieltgf ne" Tie con muuitv l. not H.
III nd by the fer ~ the single medicines
which ell ms tu cruz Att DIsEAsIs. but t,e
.iraicuherg Renrde y. consist nt IL We, ii fer
IN N"dit it'ues. Hll unequ1ltd w. The cure ~
he disease fer which they are recnmn.c dpd
m"ng whlch may he selected unt Hpprnprt
tie tn any OF the diseases Incident Ia III
country and G mptc
sE-TliE Glt.EFtNB re- vHGETABI
ILLS are letter than any utLe klnG OF Pills
u n, v,h Ti.'' 1icrnts
~ tue "k-EFENREEG UTERINE CATH
'hd'ON j. an In''lllhle rene ) for all Female
ssHsos pfior 81 -
rATtlE UTE I'M. CATHDLICDN win also
urr travel, diseases OF tie ~Idneys, urine DIFF.
hcultieS IN males.
~ THE GR.EPENBERG sARsAPARILLA A
b iar lie most puNerfnl ANA cli C,ous
conn. uni ~ uSepric" 81.
- THE GRE hNBhHG DYSEvTERY ~.
huf u certain AMI q Iir. TrmCd, Tor all
i'seascS ni ilc bowels. rite 81 re IS.
~ uE GR-Es ENB 80 iIL. hEMEDN
over h,ls o permanently reLcy' ans dis.
NJ HE GREFENBERC CnlLDRES's PAN.
ACEA rs An Naiuanl compound IN "A dis.
a,ses incident To- children
ts- llE HREF lNB"IlG FEVER AND
\ 1 n hEuEl SnNercisn sprcinc Tor ,ht,
~ Aflih Gi .EfEN hEKG EYE LOlIuN \.
a. ar.tiieled n.t iufl,ti, nation or aI,e,sa. ~.
Eye Price2' ceius.
r'rlcuiar u.s- se-Prce z cents.
Cd NJ "R-Er ~ BENu GkrEN MOUNT
~ oiNTM' M rNcels all O,her saves IA :
% Ihtlvc eihctS Price 25 ceat,
a. iIiE Gi.E ENB..kG C.4N-UNrIyE'>
90 'I"rds ,He nust tstaniShI steleiinali
I"i'nOnar con Ia nt>-PTicr e. = uuttIe, (Ns
eminent ~! sician ut New lnr. states Il al
ne ha' WI he til u enbe. c. ,>umptiye'n
T. 1 4 M.
~ xpcriehce subsidiaries his Il i'm nj.
ss- Il b GiErGNEEla HEALTH BIZ
I'"S are Tue Ia st pll ds,,nt ,lid d.llshtlII
DOn'c ever prei't'td-PrIce :, cents,
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saw Mill for s ale /!

nv ~ undefsisbed Is Oferlnga area, batgain
L to any Une desli Gus ~ purchasing sAN
Il A.Ii.L lie VIII sci, bus mill tui one iinu
sand Dbl arr. tote pad ~ iuliows;- Ohe third
~ hand. - thUd ~ sawint, aid on. thtd IN
Ell lhtpen rn,hs"r two ears. GU - cur "
ur a mortgage upon the premises to le x ven
fur back y menis. Tho ml,l is IN the vlllas g
IT Aru dia, un the tscmunt, Lima Uui"n
Railruad. and is KuOwn us the ''Dlier! MIL
/ IL IN good running O-der. For further par.
ucular- call ut HIS res dence ~ A cad u. Han.
cock equity, UhiU. Having pufUhAscd lahd
in the est, and wishing tO remove there, Is,
Is bound to sell. JOSEF II blbLERI.
fLSo-A mouse with Z 34 lots. ~ the vii.
lago uf Arcadia, will I've suld wtth or withuu,
the MIL. ~ re isonabims !. ee
Epi Lea Iut
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OliCE ~ he'ebN l ven, thai un the 30tr
~ ddy 81 MAY. lSG3. at uue -. ncg, y VI sl
Il zen FOWLS II in HHur,ck Crutty. ono
d, ceased WILL be uiirr Il Tor sale L. the hiyi.
est bidder, the Z, n ,wiHg valuable real estate
ditscied 1" be Sud b, the Est Viii and tesiA
m"ri IT aih de, eased. t'"w,t:jreN u furtt
Ui section %. ais 20 acres uff at Z eat end
nI the s"u.h halt "l the y ioui III ni sertIul
.. huth in township two. south ui I;,ule ten
r"n' aini' IN ali $50 acres or land 100 acres
uu er cultivation. u good 'rchard gouu
I. ama house aud arm. never Ia lIng stream
ot water ,Ssing through 50 d prem ses
T EMS-Ohc fourth down. and the balance
IN tho annua pay ne I. IN ne. two a d three
Years, WIZ interest irum tAy "i sie. To g..
secured D. V n,urtgage ~ sdid IrrmSts
ia Iva NItIl ~PlRR fNeeui,r
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Notice.

rlNHE undrrslg ,.od .as ossn duly appoin cd
J. Executor u the LAT viii and Testament vi
" .lam f"rem N, lata d daueock Uount,
Ohio, doe 'asei.
gAprl ~, lsss.--t3 ". F7TT % 37''
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B SIEAMl YSENlNG MACHlN

49, ust. iItv.h- hId,r, iOf u'o, aoSeh o'is,
the most popular Family s. wiig achlhe ~
ihe col lry INA nov enpln> my sl,O0u 600 III
their business, and max X OSE nuSDRkD MA
'CniNks pen day, o! are y, eiarei "itn sncii
xIraurd nary facilities amt experiehce t.
Guarantee L" the IuI chaser entlre sa Istac
iun. All eur Machines are made equally
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NlLL sell ny ia.m a l2U acres vi tm.
i IIUscu L.tnu ia iirtaee t,wns.lp Han
,oos IOun y, section al, On tho sugar hiugo
Road, on r. asUnahle 10, ms tu-wtt: ne-haii
casa, AMI the balance IN pay nieIls with mi<t
gage security.
ihurc ~ good frame house, and a frame
bar large ehuus Tor Tue iarm.
lhs land Is al under ience. seventy auies
ceafe". aud egh' pa uall cleared.
lac ntaIn> sugar orchard 81 $50 trees. 2?I
lear " Ieach rees. IOJ bearing apple trees.
ana goo lot III vines, pear uees. berries.
Sc. waste land on tHe tarm. anu uHiathn.
wat I '"r use, aud ruuning water iuf strcS
For iurtner iui"rinatIuE enquire Of the sub
sci OR 90 the rivm ses. ~ at tue IAN ,jrnte Y
ui BRoMN DINA, AZ Head Q ar ers butiu.
in.s. u dial.
PAL lSaB JARVIS I UNI'ti' FY
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N otice to Teachers.

Vy Il Board of school Examiners et Haiio. cl
county, Ohio. will mold "a session tor tx
Il animation ut Teachers Al The Acadoin.
Lu"ding, In findlay. On the lSiu day al NJ
: mUer, lr53, and On tue NJ 81 aid lniru sal
NJ days II each nonth thereafter, lii oiheii
are Arranged. Examinati"n 10 o"n,nioic'
al ~ "'ciooN u. m, or ! '"nor " pussiUio.
comnehdation fran hear Last sApiJyers. ,
they "a>s heen ensaged az ,teaci'e.s. n 80,
then, IRON their last teachers, cerhi1 lng a.
Their mo, al char actef. tluI 90 EF
..,,.. ...,.t1 l.. TUSSlNG, Clak
FixpL Az. Nvvembsf 81. 1863. ~ '79 .
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1T belongs to Jonas Shooter ESQ,
Jersey City.
"Does it2' md looking oil around,
with the most comical mir in the world
exclaimed - "does itY--then Wbo in
lie (hic) mi,chiJ0m II
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LEF avCR'S
FRAN LIN BOOK DERl


LEF FavOR'S
FRAN LIN BOOK IN DERl
BJtVN BOOK MAvUFATORY,
Rooms -, 80 mud g. NeHs Buahsr. mn ,t
(BriN,en Broad aud ay)
umbus. Onio.
Every description ~ Blank HOOKS nt 40.
'ul stHnii al manufacture, with or VIII,
riniod headings, and finished In snrer'
syle. Pe'''
WHITING pArERs Of every grade. ,,o,,u.,
cost " lis ~ the curniry, fiinlsbrd ~, ~" a w.
IfvaEce irUm cost. orders receiy.J ir,,,,, 80"
TATE DLPAhTAgNfs.
COuNTY OfFicyRS,
BA>KINo Housrs.
INSURANCE OFFICES,
NANrtACrCREKs
MEHCH,NTs
For Ranks or Blank BnuIs. vii ro,,','y. " .
immediate and particular attention tr,,,, H.
>uperirtVndeni O the Bnder, so necess.,r =,
such otd ders: and prompt execution ami f,i,
'rices guaranteed. WV
Papers. Envelopes. and all yarietfes of M
ico and count,ns House Stationery furnishe,
a the Lowest Rates. '"'
The Franklin Bindery
l. spendidh equipped with q stlv Innrove
Machinery and with steam power. printeJ
books - all Kinds, either bv the edition mi
thousands or the single bouk. tnuud i'm an,
syle. Bindlng ana birding f r publi, an,
private Libraries. Magazines. Monthly PIbi
cations, Pamphlets. Sheet Music NJ Ne
rHmptly and hanusnme' hmund, at small q,
pense. v. W. LEFAyf n. sn,,,t
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WARRANTED THREE YEARS.

II unes no shuttle, makes the lrcK sutch
ike on both sides ot tha go,ds, leaving nO
nam or ridge uu the under dc Oi he seain,
ANA uses nut nall as mucn turedd AS tnechain'
slIrh machines.
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Read the Following Testimoni ais.

Read the Following Testimonials.
Tue prihcIiai cumpahIos m ,Aiifs Sowing
'iachines are Wheeler " Wlison, |. NJ. singer
! Co.. ond Grnver * Is ,ker. VI the Maoh'nes
made, ere were solu;
By whEELrR d WILSON, ........ .2l. .soS
by ]. NJ. Slnger,.. .... ...... -. l0,0o3
B, Grover a Is B,ker, .......... .iO.2sO
shaving tho sales of Wheeler Il Wilson TO he
iouble those OF amy other Company 'lA'U
York O6ssi Der.
We use .he Wheeler & Wilson SEWING Ma
chlne. an can say IN regard u II, that u "
witeoul rival. No other Machine exceeds II
II its adaptation to all purposes of domestic
use, scientific Amsrican.
ss- Fur sale Ia sinday at Head Quarters
Building. over layer u CrVnlnger's o,ore, by
July 10, 1859. fe j. Is. DUNN.
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Liquors at Who cs:ssc
Executors Sale of Reai Es,,-e.

"A Ia. est a.d la .ost sluoN ~ the Cuub
81 the west price. ". T.. DAVE.
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WHEELER T. VlLSoNo .

AwaIucd lie Lrst rt.,unn m the
nited tate. FAIRS of is5s. so a'd 1862
And ~ the Cincinnati Mechanics lns ituie T. r
tinr successive years We haNe taken the First
Premi"n over an cumpeiitnrS. ~ the
, 1863-11-30
Anew SCANDAL.
a Priest in a Bad Way.
Efc is DisrOhel for I.ascivious.
ufSS&

A few days ago, disgracctul affair occurred in
tic city, which, dieag1ecable as is the mention OF
H. VIC still consider 1t our duty TO tmpart to onr
Iraders.
The week before, well dressed gentleman Of
t'cnifed aspect, entered one Of the houses Of Ill
fine Oh South Wells steet, and made the acqnaint-
aEce OF the girls who were boarding there. One OF
,lem, with whom be became especially intimate,
gave him to understand. that sherecognized in him
a preacher Of the gospel, which his whole appear
auce indicated. Her friend denied this accusation,
but informed her confdential]y, at the same time
exhibiting visible eisns ofte.7or, he was esp
tain In the rebel army and had chosen the disguise
OF cle1gyman In order TO eecure himaeH against
discovery. With this explanation the girl WAS COM
pietely satisfied A few days later, the eame gem
tIemau returned to the house, and brought back
with him charming young girl. for whom he en-
:rsed beard as ''lady fiiend'' OF his; proceed
iIS Which excited the jcalouay Of his first conf
ddnf. She believed hs1sen 9 to hase M sos o. alst
el.ivalry and when all her attempts TO attract his
attention were trIitless, meditated revenge She
eonfScd he circu1ustaaccs and confession of her
{pitA}cse lover. uc mndc his obseryntions accord.
i1cy, and on beautiful moonlight night, our hero
=, his Indy loys were arrested at ING aeor o. tae
leave or each other. The pretended Southern cav
airy official was II the utmost apparent con.terns
Lion. Alef nc lnQ t1ulu5Icu uls bkoCA o4 pctSu1e-
ion upon the iron sImness Of the policeman, he
u1ered him <2sA0 in grcenbacks to let him aud the
e:ri co, Tut ia last attack npon the Official was re
.lec with indignation, and the guilty pair taken
10 the A1no.y. Another secret policeman whose
fa,aily accurate memory Is the horror Of MI crim!-
hale, thought that he had seen our hero In pnl-
pit. and II was determined TO take him TO pTlate
cfihe city, in order, y possible, to identity him.
This was accordingly done, md theprelate, who
Church In this city, recognized in tho Southern
cavalry ofcer, brother Ii tho same apostlcship,
who had thus foully disgraced his sacred protes-
t;pu ppd calling. 1t IL unnecessary to gay TINT
The offending pfieet was Immediately degraded
from his Office and To-day sustains no other re'a.
tons to the Church he has dEgraced than those OF
layman.
, 1863-11-30

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.


There hiss been somc comn,otion In the MARKET ow:
demand for it, export Prices or all cotton fabrics
have again advanced, and feyerishness OF feeling
Sill pce 1ss9ai 81
goods ls obse.yable-much Of 1t for speculation but
{oblcrs aye been large buyers. 6hcctngs and shirt
inIs arc In light stock Prices are very ru, Dcnins
ars 1n rathcf better supply: but are strongly held
Printing cloths re io9gng nR The denaand .h Tor 'ne
recitation Of much higher cost Of production, and
few goods. both lobbe!s and Rpccuators are buying
considerably. In woolens theirs Is moderate aGtV-
TT. DeIaines sell well, but stocks arc very low.
Heavy goods for winter clothlag-heayers doesk1ns,
cloakings etc, in request 1t fully nalntslned
TO leave no stock. Desirable stylcs are ycry scarce
All Few goods afe thken up On ARRIVAL NoFetes are
eagerly faEen- In foreign g0otsa thcfe IL no ooSer
heavy business The rates OF foreign arc 90
Desirable goods coming forward are much waited,
but the lise go1d Is checking at last the dspotion
to import. British goods OF standard styles are Te
held for another season. French meEinoeS are IN mod
crate request at full prices aud dealnes sell readily
silks ESPECIALLY blacks are ye1y firm With steady y
Linen goods are very aclTe, at considerable a.
yauce. Auction snlcs arc drawing to cio1e. Tho
offerings arc very light; and mostly undesirable
Eoods, The imporlatons are low vcty moderate, 6nt
prospects for the spring trade rather ctoudy7n
view Of the rising markets Of gold aud raw MATERIAL
The demand would be active and very large II prices
do NOT rise hut whether the demand WILL Keep pace
with the rise In prices Is uncertain.
The following nre the wholesale net cash prices or
Tic M New Yo1f market II IS confidently believed that
that this weekly specially reported to the
Ipdependcnt-9nd to other Newspaper In tbs city
Is WORTH to every dry goods merchant ten times the
, 1863-11-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, EVENING, Nov. %, 1s6

SATURDAY, EVENING, NoT. q, 1861
The unsettled state ofthc gold market, and therefore
the uncertainty prices, have made operators
cautious, Hence the demands for money have not
been SO pressing, and currency relatively is not so
ecazce. Asyct, however, bankers husband thelr fc-
sources, for there Is no surplus.
New York Exchange Is closer. The buying price Is
still pat@A discount, but the selling fangc Is nesrly
uniform AtK. Few sell at Ito to customers, and
or two Of the heavier houses may have conceded par
on round lots, but they were tie exceptions. Tho
moro usual buying price was u discount.
The prices Of Gold in Wall street were as follows:
At ao i. H., 1l5ss 1880, tAK: Il IL, 1&5; 12so 2. n,
l.5x; 80 141x The lines worked badly In tho After.
poon and We therefore refer to cur late dispatches for
tho closing rates. Tho rnngo here was 1is@1A-sho
lower figure towards The close, when operators had
gained more confidence In the steadiness Of the mar
kct. Not much Offering.
Silver, 1s551is. Legal tender notes not 30 scarcc
Buying, K@A; selling. ,1 premium.
FA1LuEKA-Our business public will regret to
learn the assignment Of James F. Dunn Co., Bank
err, Of GalesbuEg, III. We assured by we'll inform
cd parties here that the senior parsner owing fa
Ing health, has probably tuken this method to wind up
extensive business oflong standing. It L. believed
that the nsses OF the nrm will bo amply sufficient to
pay ali claims against the firm In full We havo no per
Eonal knowledge to tho facts, hut arc assured by
those who ought to know that loss will be inflicted
upon the creditors Of the house.
The earnings Of tho Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company for the week ending Nov. sd, wcrc rs fol
, 1863-11-30

bon OIL, In consequence OF M advance In the
East, To-day we note sales Of 20 brls IN
round lots BY Wholesale dcnlers TO 1obbefs at
&s@l7c. Owing to the irregularity IN the quota
tons given By ]obbers for small lots to the retail
trnte VIC have been compelled to drop them entirely
for the present. The sales reported to-day aud during
the past three or four days ACTUAL salcs made by
tho wholesale dealers tho Iobblng trade. The atter
state that the Oils thussod are wild" brnnds and are
not worth much some others; while the sellers Or
these oils claim them 10 be good as tho best brauus
and inform that they sell almost entirely city job
bers, who Of course sell them to the real trade Our
readers will therefore the righteousness Of our
quoting Oisto the retail rade at &C. WHEN the lobber5
mike purchases at 4s9!5c, Lnseed Oh has advanced
and we note sales today Of Is brls In one lot as s
for Raw
The receipts Of Hogs during the present week. as
, 1863-11-30

ycu, Eor this properly, a. a 6ouqfde transaction
have paid ~, 600, and consider that $500 Of that
money ls your's- are $500 that which belongs
te you. and will make the fuli amount otYered.''
Qtesr-can B. collect the other $500 from A! We
understand the matter win be legally Investigated,
Al sny rate should the names come before the
courts, the public will have this bit Of history in
advance,
, 1863-11-30
LOCAL MATTERS.
Remarkable Surgical Operation.

ns sono"'as as. ~ @ 1asa. ahasass =. tho ~.
~. -, ~ Tndcgood ~ ma ctv viii n, rcoa
.n,.,, w; = ;,torest. ' ~'''
ccorcc F,rre,lv of Kaneyll1e. Illinois. has been
1a,ra fn b1s len eve f,r nnmbcr Of years and
sIo+t t,,no s;nrc waa suddenly attacked viii, Dr.
st.,s,,ro ;nf,a,nn,.,;on ubich +.n{d1v snread NJ
ess.,s. ~, tho s4-,str-ea ,r,thJn I'm o,hft and
fo,.o1no ,arga ahsccss behind the eye-ban. fore
iu, .ha o,can NON, its socket nnl nroducine drcad
nj deformi.y. Il allowed to continue, It would
b,re 1est7oyf tho orbital bones. and thus involved
the membranes Of the brain-to avert which, ax-
cessfon ofthc eye was required. Thepafient being
brought fnlly under the influence OF chloroform,
Dr.. Underwood commenced the dissection ~ DIS
uniting the Ads e11esnanv, oy an 1neaslon caf!leo
outwards towards the temple 30 as 10 compeiy
expose The anterior opening OF 1ae ofoit' as !ne
eyehaIl was greatly enlarged and Inc surrounding
tissues enormously swollen. A curvcd needle,
armed with waxed thread was thrust clear thFoosh
the eyc-oan, nom slae 10 SIDE, go that the opera
tor could move the diseased mass IN any dlreet'on
curing the uiseee'lon: 1ne AUS ~" De4ls ne,u
s,xss.,a t.o,s~.. -. ssto ths erh;t sna
49, a. "a sts t,ssroa .ar.-,tea fron, tha II .po
ia ~ ~ tbe a,bt nsrt nn11,n- tho
~, ~ do,rnu,rds and ,uwaId,. tbe incision vas
csrsfn1,v carried a]onr the uuner clc OF tho orbit
n Immediate nrorfnitv tn the brain. and the eve
ard it's muecles and nerves were divided down to
the very bottom of-the orbit. Dragging tho eye
forward, the dissection was completed by cutting
the optic nerve, muscles anu hood vessels aeep IN
the orbit, with strong Curved scissors. mucn sSlu
and Judgment Is required 10 execute euSa M opo-
ta'ion. ~ .ne loo4 y. u' 40 .sst-at ~ ,saa
tncantiousl. NAV easily penetrate the brain, and
kl the patient. The bleeding during and aiter the
r,,c+,tfnn .r1s nrnttt4a Init was checked without