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Extract from the litter of
Presidtnt Davis to Cor.
Tance, dated January &h,
1864:
81 fear much from the
tenor of the news l receive
from North Carolina, that an
attempt will be made by some
bad men to inaugurate move
meuts which must be con-
sidered as equivalent to aid
and comfort TO the enemy,
and which all patriots should
combine TO put down at any
cost. You may count on my
aid in every effort to spare
your State the scenes of civil
warfare, which will devss-
tate its homes if the designs
of these traitors be suffered
to make head. l know tina,
you will place yourselfin your
legitimate position in the
lead of those who will moi
suffer the name of tho old
North State to be blackened
by such q stain. Will you
pardon me for suggesting
that my only source Of dis
quletude on the subject arise.
from the fear that you viii
delay too long the actor
which now appears inevitable
and that by an over earnest
desire to reclaim by concilis
tion men whom you believe
to be sound at heart, bul
whose loyalty is more thar
suspected elsewhere, you vii
permit them to gather sucf
strength as to require more
violent measures than ar,
now needed With your in
fluence and position the pro
moters of the unfounded dis
content now prevalent il
your State, would be pu
down without the use of ply
steal force. if you woult
abandon a policy of c0ncilia
ton, and set them at def
ance. In this course, frankly
and firmly pursued, you
would rally around you al
that is best and noblest il
your State, and your triumph
would be bloodless. If III
contrary policy be adopted
l much feur you will b
driven to The use Of force I,
repress treason. In eithe
event, however, be assure'
that you will have my cordia
concurrence and assistance II
maintaining with you III
honor, dignity and fair nam
Of your State, and in ysu
efforts to crush treason
whether incipient, as l be
lleve it now to be, or NOR
ma,ured, is l believe, if NO
firmly met, it will in our fu
ture inevitably become"
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ploughshare of your sword It will be time enough
for that when The war is ver."-Atlanta Register.
Opinions of Mr.. Davis and Mr. Stephens.

Extract from the Speech Of
Hon. n. II. Stephens, de.
l;uersd March 18Th, 1864 i:
"But l have heard that one
object in suspending habeas
corpus was to control certain
elections and expected assem-
lblages in North Carolina, to
lput . muzz!s upon certain
presses and . bit in the
mouth of certain speakers in
that State. II this be SO, l
regard it the more dangerous
to public liberty. 1 know
no hing Of the politics Of
North notwithstanding of
the position of her leading
public men. II there be trail
tors there. let them be con-
stitutionally arrested, tried
and punished. No fears need
be INDUCED of bare error
there, or any where else. il
reason is left free to combat
lit. The idea is incredible,
that = majority of the people
of that gallant and noble old
State, which was foremost in
1.-The war of the revolution in
her memorable Mecklenburg
declaration of independence,
can, if let alone, ever be in.
duced to prove themselves SO
|recreant to the principles Of
their fathers as to abandon
! Jour cause and espouse The
despotism of the North. Hel
people, ahead of all the Col
onies, first flauntsd in the
breeze the flag of Independ'
! ence and State sovereignty
! She cannot be the first tC
abandon it-no, never!
cannot believe It'll If bel
people were really so incliu'
ed, however, we could moi
,lpreventit by force we could
not, under the Constitution
lit We would, and we ough1
i. not if we could. Ours is
:! government founded upon tn,
consent of sovereign States
!! and will be itself destroyed
Ilby the very act whenever i
attempts to main tain or per
,petuate its existence by forc'
over its res ective members
The surest way to check any
siinclination in orth-Carolin,
, to quit our sisterhood, if any
F such really exist, even to th'
| most limited extent among
her people, is to show thea
,that the struggle is continued
. as it was begun, for the main
sltenance of constitutional lib
r Ierty. If, with this grea
truth ever before them,
. majority other people SHOULD
, prefer despotism to liberty,
t would say to her. as to
lwayward sister, depart ii
peace" l want to sec n
Maryland this side Of the Pc
ltomacn
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May %, 1854.

~. Court of Pleas az Quarter Sessions, Nay Term,
lsb4 SG n.:--rA and others the issue Of Henry
ride4and, and Ce) to sell and divide slaves.
appearing to the Court that the issue of Henry Cas-
tberry and wife Patsy (whose names are unkncwn are
nonresdents of this Slate it ordered that ADVERTISE
meut be made in the North Carolina Standard for six
weeks commanding said persons to appear at the next
term of Chatham County Court to be held upon the I'd
Monday next then and there TO plead answer
or den,u, to said petitions judgment will be given
Witness, Richard c. Cotton Jr. Clerk Of said Court at
Pittsborough, this sslh of May. 1854.
,o., RICHARD q. GOTTEN, j., c. c. c.
may s", 1884, l2-w6t.
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ANrcporE OF GENERAL JonNsroN.--Qurings some
Johnston had occasion, as is often the case to es-
t.blish his headquarters one day under tree upon
the field
Soon after he had dsmounted from his horse, and
while his staff were gathered around in readiness
for orders, private Of the Generals body guard
came up for the purpose Of planting the headquar.
tiers battle flag Finding some difficulty in piercing
the earth with the staff, to which the flag vss At
tached, the young man drew his sabre, and COM
menced punching hold in the ground with the
point Of it
"Stop, stop, my young mar" said the General
smiling "you mustn't make . pruning hook or
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June IL, 1854.

1SOURT OF PLEAS AND QUARTER SES.
~ SlONS or CHATHAM COUNTY Maroon
against Brinkey Harvard aud others, Legatee..
In this appearing to the Court that Brinklsy
Harvard is resident Of the State of Tennessee it is
dered that advertisement be made in the North Carolina
Standard for six weeks notifying said Harvard appear
ct the next term Of said Court to be held upon the I'd
Monday Of August next then and there to plead
or demur to said petition. judgment pro cono will DO
rendered against him.
Witness. Richard J Gotten Jr Clerk Of the said Court
this Goth May, 1854
RICHARD c. GOTTEN, il. Q. ose
May %, 1864 ll-wst
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June IS, 1864.

.SHERIFFS' NOTJCE.-TAkEN UP AND
~ committed to jail by Julas Ramsey, negro boy about
twenty.one years Of age who says his is Emauua
and belongs to John Hope Of cleveland county he had
on when put in Jail brown suit of jeans CLOTH He is
about five feet eleven inches high of dark black COLOR
weighs about $50 pounds. The owner will come for him.
pay charges and take him away otherwise be will be dealt
with as the law directs WV. A. WALTON.
Sheriff of Rowan Co.
June 10, 1864 l4-wom
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NVEN DOLLARS. REWARD.-RANAWa

FEN DOLLARS REWARD.-RANAWA
= romsthe subscriber Sndsv, the 2sth day Of May
last, negro woman named fAaies. Tempe is about
wore bad looking coat pess3ls are forewarned
against employing said girl in ea- manner harboring
her will paw the above reward fer her apprehension
and delivery to me. NEEDHAM INGRAM.
Smthield, N. C.
June Is, 1864 I4-5tpd.
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HHOLLOW WARE AND CASTING.-SU SUGAR
LII Cane Mills, Syrup kettles from 20 to l2o gallons
Pots Ovens Spiders Extra Lids Skillss Sad Irons Pillow
Castings and Andirons.
Also, heavy Sheet Iron for Boiler bottoms q
Any kind Of castings promptly furnished made Of best
iron and good workmanship. Address
JAS. NJ: TowLEs, Agent.
Raleigh, July Z, 1854. IS
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THE UBsC RIBER, HAVING AT THE
of Nancy Ashley decd gives notice to creditors
10 present their claims within the time prescribed by law.
may Term. 1864 LYNN ADAMS.
June lS, 1864. 1Awstnd
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CURE FOR INeRowlNe NALs.-A Correspondent
of the Medical and Surgical Journal recommends
hot tallew cure for the painful effects of nails
growing into the toe. We have tried it and be.
lieye the following to be no exaggerated case:
Inaffient on whom first tried this was a
,onn ne lpdv who hsaaas bean unable to put shoe
for several months, and dseisedly the worst case
had ever seen. The disease had been 81 long
standing The edge of the nail was deeply under
mined the granulations formed high ridge part
~ covered with skin, and pus constantly oozed
from the root of the nail the whole toe was swol
Ian and extremely tender and painful Ny mode
Of proceeding was this: put very small piece
If tallow in spoon and heated it over lamp I'M
I'll Il became very hot and dropped two or three
dron. between the nails and granulatiohs. The Of
fact was almost magical Pain and tenderness
we're at once relieved, and in few days the gran
nations were all gone, the diseased parts dry and
destitute of feeling, and the edge of the nail ex
posed so as to admit Of being pared away with
ont any Inconvenience. The cure was complete,
and the trouble never returned. have tried this
nl.n repeatedly since, with the same satisfactory
results. The operation causes little if any pain,
if the tallow is properly heated. 7'7'
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ID ICE AT AUCTION.-WILL BE SOLD AT
HI Towlss Auction, Saturday. 9TH instant Tierce OF
prime new Rice and other goods.
JAMES M. TOwLEs, Auc
July 7, 1864. 81
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RIVAL OF MOLLY SrAEkE-Ths Daily South
Carolinsan is responsible for the following:
Every school boy knows the history Of the revo.
lutionary heroine who tore up her flannel petticoat
(the ladies will excuse for spelling such sacred
word aloud) to make cartridges but Molly Starke
has her rival. A few days ago, number of woun-
ded soldiers arrived at Chester, and, our noble
women there always do, they bestowed upon them
every attention, gave them food rest and rebandaged
their wounds. 1t appears, however, that the band
ages one day were exhausted before all the soldiers
were supplied. Whereupon, one Of the ladies, with
combination Ingenuity, patriotism impulse, and
generosity common only to tho gentler SEX stepped
aside, loosened something which fell to the ground
lifted her pretty feet out of it. and, then tearing it
into strips, deliberately proceeded to replenish the
supply of bandages required.
1t was one of those touching incidents which hu-
man nature scarce help admiring under any cir
cnmstances and We venture the remark, that there
was not an arm or limb bound by that tidy bit of
embroidered linen, that didn't feel "heap" better,
from mere ASSOCIATION if nothing else.
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GtANE MILLS, sHEET.IRON, FLOWS, &c.
" We keep constantly on hand
Horizontal Cane Mills 3 Rolls,
Vertical Cane Mills, and Rolls Single Guard,
Double
Sheet Iron for Boilerso inches wide, from to feet
long,
Cast iron Plates for Boilers, all sizes,
Sheet Iron Swimmers or Ladies,
Bolts from one inch to thirty inches long,
Flows, one ho,s No. Q. No II, No. 50 and s. s.,
Plov Points, Bars and Bolts,
Ovens, Spiders Lids, Flat Irons, Wagon Boxes, &C.,
Bar Iron, from three fosrths to eight inches wide
Nail Rods and Horseshoe Iron, Hound Iron and Shovel
Plate
Mill Iron. repaired 9udgsons, Inks, Gearing and all
kinds of Iron and Brass Castings made on short
WANTED.-Scrsp Iron, Brass, Copper snd Zine
SHAY, WILLIAMSON co,
North State Iron and Brass Works.
Raleigh June 90 1854. .I% l5-wl7tpd.
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ton of twenty days as aforesaid.
q Be it. further ordained, That the proper re.
turning officer of every county. shall within eight
days after the period xed for comparing the returns
transmit to the seat Of government and deliver to
the proper officer statement of votes given IN MS
county for Governor, which statement shall be maze
in the manner and form noT required by law
8. Be IL ordained, That the Governor be directed
TO make known, By proclamation, the provisions Of
the ordnance securing to officers and soldiers the
right to vote.
fRatiasd The 9Th dug Of Nay, 1864. 80,
The foregoing ordinances contain the law which
regulates tie time at which officers and soldiers are
to vote, the manner Of appointing inspectors ana
also when and to whom The copy OF votes palea'
and the list Of voters shall be transmitted.
/. The officers and soldiers Of this State, wao
by law are entitled to VOTE if absent from their res
pectige counties on the day Of election. may vote
ou the Thursd1y before the day appointed ior mol
ding elections in the State, which this year occurs
on the 9Th day Of August.
l 9 The free holders of each company, under the
direction of the commanding officers OF the regl
| meuts to which they belong, shall open pos ana
conduct the election in all respects according 70
dthe laws Of the State. c..
- The fres holders aforesaid shall prepare : lais
q of The votes pslle.i and list Of the voters ana
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Entity DOLLARS REWARD.-STOLEN
about miles south Of high Point the night the s0th
May 1854 ige chestnut sorrel Horse in good order,
well proportional IT years Old small white streak
the delivery of the Horse me, owentyfve dollars for
any information that may lead to the recovery Of u
Horse. CATHARINE JOHNSON,
-..Jsa Bloomington, n 4
June L. 1854 l+Po
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HI subscribers plantation, miles soYAwes OF
Raleigh, negro boy named HENRY. He Gye
feet two three inches high bright NO
die 6nger-have been badly cut. He is f00' '"eo'y'"1
yeafB Of a&s. INV 4 ill.,,
Henry may be aiming to get to ths =: +, HDersl
reward will be paid for his delivery 'or connnng
him 70 that can get him again. krvIJ.u pu.n,
p.l.;,h lama IA 1874 ST.
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vu(HE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING
IL of the members of the NORTH-CAROLINA MU-
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY will be held in
the Office of the Company in Raleigh, on Monday the
h. H. BATTLE Sec'y.
RALEIGH June 20. 1854. 15-wtd.
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-1s4 F0R 11IE.-1R SALE THIRTY
IN, sS,a "a H..I;n1 I'd Ten Thoossud (iooo
dried barring. 70 b dsi1S at Boykin' Depot Va
Hsnsllsville, N. @.
lima ~ lssA = ts-4tpd
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08
CITY BAKERY
p. r. Kane &c 90.

NNHIS old and favorite stand has been recent
n ly fitted up with all the modern improve.
ments and at great expense; and the prOpTietOrs
assure the public that its former WeIl~knOWn pop
ularity will not be diminished but that every ex.
eTtion will be used to sustain its high reputation
and give general satisfaction. All the good things
as formerly will be found in abundance and Of the
best quality, which, with politeness and attention
on the part Of the proprietors, will make the CRY
BAKERY the fayOrte resort of the Miners and Citi.
zens Of Idaho. eat g SAT-
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08

10 ADVERTISEMENTS, to insure insertion, must be hand
ID in as early Thursday and the number of insertions
desired should be noted on the margin
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08
Regular PlacervilIo Correspondence.
PLAcERYILLE. o.. 5. 1864

EDS. BOISE News: In accordance with
my promise, / now shall venture to say some
thing about Silver Hill District, and quartz
generally. noticed with great deal of
pride, that you we're kind enough to publish
my letter on South Boise, the fact of which
embOldens me so much that Iagain beg to
send you few lines, trusting that the same
may interest the numerous readers Of the
NEWS.
Most, ifnot al, of your readers know where
Silver Hill District, which has already attain
ed so much nOtOristy, is situated. For the
benefit of those that do not know il. shall
simply state that Silver Hin Dissffct is situ-
ated fifty miles nOrtheaster.yOf Placerville,
on the head waters of Crooked River. This
district was discovered in the beginning Of
July, by James Carr and Jesse Bradford, both
of Placerville. Most Of the lodges run from
east to west.
The cEoppings of TIE lodges are so fabul-
Ously rich in silver, that persons could make
independent fortunes by just gathering these
groupings, and having hem crushed. Some
Of the rock will show native silver, whilst all
Of it contains any aInouat Of chlOrides and
sulphurets. The lodges, as a general thing,
are easy Of access, and what is still mere ma
portaht than all, Silver Hill District IS tae
greatest timber country on the Pacific coast.
Owing to the close proximity Of timber and
water, two Of the most essential necessities in
quartz mining, coupled with the easy accessi-
bility to the lodges, companies will be enabled
to work their mills On ! cheaper scale than
any other mils could be worked oh gae Pa
cifc coast Ga the Banner ledge SHAFT has
been sunk about thirty feet deep, and several
tons Of ore extracted and saved for working,
the results Of which win doubtless astonish
be anativss, and win be equal in richness to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-21
Ernst Sale Of Valuable Real
~ ,.u.,,. Estate. ..,

OF DEED az,
Il TRUST made To me by jefferson / 80 .
ton, now deceased; and which Deed of Trust /,
dulyrecorded in the proper Office Of Ohio
for recording Deeds shah -
On Iobdag TIE 5th day OF korewbrr ls6,
At the Court House for said county, sell fre,s, -
the following property, situate on Fifth strrS,S -
the City of Wheeling. TO Wit Lots numbf q NM.
ten. eleven and twelve. inJ. &; c. RitchieS sSN "
ton to Wheeling :ffidalso the four atliosi,sL..
Which ara 90 the east side OF said lots Nos ! ~
n and - and which four adjoining lots are ~ !
kate In the addition to Wheeling called Jraa,
Vista aud are nunbered,seyep, eight. niDe srS
ten. i'm square No -, Aud which 'pfoperTy =. 3D.
uated on Fifth street 2uhftpne Y stiest3 A, y,
Fifth street and north Of Union Street aud arc
| Robinson Lately deceased, J
l'ii Z.JAC0B Tnstqa 't5
Sale postponed to Thursday the Doth Of Desp.
Der 1864. ottidi,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-21

oafoot i'll Congress TO piss
fl9 Cabinet minister .zso
2H,a SScf Rep4nseu t,ltfvss /
ped, and answer theATre%
Es MalnbegS;wiI ION 4
yESpeet,aSDeh satnt MS !
q pnbHF answer NH uoi.
;a,iliet with the iufr -.
.,tiioJhe san" ,,,.,;.,,. "
ksasesess: 'ls WIS
II > ~ .on bIt let ter slir-
81 .isay thai it is No y like
tItcd. There. are lflany adj,
Sab, Matld dow ffnn, sncil q
i cuffs Which IS that it
i urrti,ed public pbbsinA.; iua
taN6p ~ STed tat( feflm;
f. aey rsApie'iesbetope 81 tbel
t,isssreS eau ebtaiu necessary
h Ell ~ ."ff S}a II Is".'
,ssoal any OF theidepartn,sa.ts
Ia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-21
3siIvisioa of aufimc0t D

Z.
3itroiaIrs. aud penpl" IT tha
= rfH A.s... 80 90 or ti h'ii
tesr ;LlDid ,i> al opI'9i..t rittr.
sQIei %.4 w the restoration
|. Vlggst nt'If.f. .l4s ' I'd i..
! ell hw ymjg,t Two iihu .cs.
tcncc andnt g1H aaiul hut
~ - ~ 20 ai;E FlyAU. = g.
;-wIll Ec satisfied With one
!ssgG HsS0ShG d. other
hAlas iNmaherur anoph viii
y y 8illinsiy coH,ldss hut
BIKE peace With the peoPI@
1 same guarantees for She
4 hmr domestic institunons
iItamed III the Constitution
eibaAy Framed, .a'al under
yep as2siGinally iiprwea !
4 awake chat tho resnts If
fentiaf glctfiou has, ssela-
III this snhjcGt from the
lis discussion, bNt as the
anil newa factS aid teGl-''
biRd imtile Sonth theS,. old
ISup1psted srHnA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

a-s Bee szsr 3D. 5ease1a 81
i j.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
saushe-Iten.

NV Yokx, Nov. 26-The Augusta
(Ga) CAroniele and Sentinel print the
following extract from letter dated
Madison, Ga, Nov 7th:
II Governor Brown tells the truth IN
his message, We live under worse
tyrsnny than was possible in the old
Union II, by the blessings Of ProYi-
denee, yoa can once get on the track,
and the train started for peace, all the
powers in Richmond rWashington can
not stop or throw it OF. Show rs how
to negotiate-point out some leader
let him be open, fraEk, and fearless, aud
the people viii follow, as surs as the sun
shines Let him be a man Who can in
spire confidence, and equal to the task
Of stopping the madness Of these days
At the session of the Georgia Leeis-
lA.are At Millsdgeville on the lTh, The
public funds we're ordered to be removed
to place Of safety, and measures taken
for a speedy adjournment On the 18th
there was 8 general stampede of mem
bers, and most Of than had gone home
or vsre about staying how to get
there.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

Iore News from Sherman
Affairs in Grants Army !!
Particulars of the Hotel
Fires in New York!
a Suspicious vessel Seized!


EEw YoRK. Nov. 26.-Ths World 9
Washington special Of to-day says:
Your correspondent with the Army
Of the James also furnishes Richmond
papers Of Thursday, the oath inst. The
Why has the following on Gen. Sher-
nan movement.
The War Department last right was
wlthout news from any quarter. IL was
ramored, however, yesterday, that the
] aokees had occupied Milledgeville,
Ga, and caused the Legislature Of that
State 70 skedaddle II was also stated,
upon what seemed TO be passable Au-
thoriiy, that ShsrmAn's reported move
n sns on Aaeen was only q feint, and
lii4t his real design vas on Augusta.
We give these speeulations for what
the9 are worth.
The Hhig adds, ediisriaIly, that all
Information received shaws that Shss-
man has passed BY Macon aAd will move
l6sard the Atlantic coast, without at
lacking the defsHces Of Augusta.
The Richmond Enquirer and Dis
patch Of the Gath both admit that Mil
l.dgevills has fallen. sherman occa-
pied it on Tuesday.
a telegram from Augusta 70 the Dis.
patch SAYS that all vas quiet there on
eanesdAy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28

BosToE, Nov. 27.-The Drteh bark
Jaaah Cape, st this port, from Saint
Thomas, reports, Nov. Is, in lat 81 deg
north, long. IS deg. south, steamer
bearing towards Us She was 8 prGpel-
io-, Of about 400 tons, rigged with two
tunnels, painted white. When she got
within two niles she fred shell across
our bow and hoisted the American HAg.
He inquired what news We had. We
told him Of the capture Of the Florida.
he then hauled down the American and
hoisted the rebel flag, and asked if we
hed seen any vessels, TO which We re-
turned 8 negative reply. he then stood
of Southwest uadsr sail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-28
An Extraordinary Operation, and a
Remarkable Cure Of Deafness

o. thirfy-hvs ysafs si4naink, lha rssali ~ al
aFssstion psrfesmsd BY D. Bort, tha calaaraIad
Eafppaan Rye. AR and LunE phssieiaa aud ser
gsun. from the SsN York osnsfsi Bye, Ear. apd
LuaE inhrmarfs Who is noe stopFfhF AZ The
kherWpod iioa-s. In this eifys af a.r nf
A. i knosn, hHFs bssn deaf for upNaFds Of
thirty sdya yaars-so much e. that I eaala ubt
hear thun ser. Ia this oondHion I entered IA
ot1es Of Dr.. Bert 81 che sheFeood House. We'd
nssiay, Oct fzih I Submitted my case - hin
TO- "a opsratigus vbfca COOS over ana that
too, Niiheut sHsiB8 bet slight Dsin. 4 assiu
sllsd d. Bort fhis iFrifay1 nsornina Oeg i4fh.
aad can nov hear pr Getty ED nd. previous
81 Applying - Dr.. Bort. consulted Ana been undsr
the irssimest q al The se-esllsd aisiiaFuishsd
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