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BALLARD HOUSE.
NJ o II II A Mt Oh A @ Il.

THE Projectors of the BALLARD HOUSE,
u deemrg conducive 10 the comfort convenience
their patrons ots, have determined conduct the hotel
on the EUROPEAN STYLE.
The HOTEL Will be sbshed under this arrangement and
after the 4h Of April The patronage Of the travelling
public and ysO generally respectfully solicited, ables
viii be supplied with the best that the market Afford and
and comfort regards and servants
ATTENTIONS will be furnished.
The PRoPRRroRs beg express their thanks those who
have generously pstrozed them, and by giving their nd
ydua attention 70 the pleasure and comfort Of their guests hope
to merit q continuance OF the same
MRns-From A. n. 10 IL p. u.
apl J. Q. TALLIARERRO a co.
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HDoRs. REsEayED BoRoEs OF VIRGINIA., |

HDoRs REsEayED BoRoEs OF VIRGINIA, 4
RICHMOND May Is, 1854
fTHE following assignment OF commanding
l. officers seye, Of the Reserve Forces OF
Virginia esabhsd by Paragraph w. General Order j. from
Eeadquaresh pnbhea for the Information OF all con-
cerned
Colonel Robert Johnston, Peersturg 81
Colonel ]. Luclus DayiI, Bntksviie, trc-. ~ - "a
Brigadler Gesersl IT. Nicaois. Lynchburg.
MAJOR J. e. 0ormaD, fju rlin Depot
Colonel +. g. Lee, sfsultcn. -
Colonel NJ. .. saE ghorns, GcrfolfT1ie
Colonel T. Moo e.. Rehnoo1. rs ~
Captain W. II. crank, Abic giou- st -
osrs conmsning comPsBi or detachments Of R.eeryes,
n N arrival any OF tho shove mentioned points OF
deEyous will fdiaely report u hs commaudng onicer
ny ofass % D''s'''''. JB HoGE,
nyao-lw Major and A. a. o.
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ADJ'f AND INsp'R GrNLs oYyIoR, ,
RicHsoscs May 10th, 1864.
SPECIAL orders,

BEhUIA AZ vsDAKs
l. Brigsaler General .dnes L Ksmper viii Immediate
he Of state of Virginia. he
viii mplete ther on and place them 81 In
scs 10 this end, he ozsi 70 employ all Enrolling 0m
GERS who Lerebs directed obey hs distinctions He viii
slSbh his aeadqsIte at such point he may deem beat
Ocefs Of the Qaartem ser, oomH iSIsy Ordnance and
Medical tqs ed 70 turkish all necessary IA
ciides. ff.t
All Ons,rs from the State q Virgins Of tbs Invalid corp
and sach Regular Forces any reason unassigned
VIII report General Kemper who authorized 70
assign ben temporarily to duty with The Reserves.
b. command OF the Secretary OF War.
JoHx w. RELY,
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~ rHg HANps or rHa ENsMr.

A rumor, which ne give precisely as We got it and
Waica mus be seasoned with many "grains of salt"
suits the Of tue resder, is aAOat that the Yam
sees are removing 'blg guns" from Norfolk, and that
Un.on m are packing 10.
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DOR RENT-An excellent Office, with bed
IL adjoining, gs etc In the most desirable and central
mart of the city. Apply 10 T. d. WARD,
Attorney at Law 11tn 1T, between Main and Bank sta
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AN ORDINANCE

J. D. x. sLEoHT, Secretary. {.
ED- Southern papers requested TO copy. ap21-u
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PROPOSALS.
, AND EQUIP.

{ ftlCE ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIP
~ age, TWELFTH and O1RARD Streets.
.--,.. PHiLAbEirfuA, November is 1854.
hsaed Proposals Will be received At This once antH
h'NbAAs me 2Sh Inst, for supplying tle Scauvfslu
AE,ta. Win re following Articles ~
4 o. b-A ny bluo Kcrsey, army standard
iuilhtry a. cat toa, dslNcrifs O s1uiuoure In ton
DAY rom cate ~ award army standard
llbe hunRs uepNpies 10 commence In ten days from
taic of award, army standard
color btls ana slngs, deliveries TO commence In ten
dAN non date OF award. AMY FtauHar1
knillraw,rF, dciy,rcs 10 commence day aner award
bi,k sn,s o., deliveries to commence d,y amer award
kIUpIp- rruI ned.
ttlca,y Bleachsd Muslin, dclvcrIs, to common, i,
hf'Ct Av 8rd. tuu pes IttuIftd s
slH,Q rh heavy rr IlHg, deliveries 20 canmeuce da
aHcf ara. Saupl"s 90 fuiItd
brown land. deliveries O. commence ayhlorawarI.
samples ICUrirtd
Iurk bre Thread No. g5 doll,eros % e5u,peicc 55,
ht-t aNpTt. saWplys 1C Iui..i
tat.4 tlrl tIur Flannel DEL les TO commence ln 10
- ii' m dee" OF award, army -tahdlrl.
thtlcr TENS. deliveries Co commence IN 10 DAYS from
date Of award, amy standard.
mplcs of such nitC es us ar0 required 10 be army
ha ara car De- seen ut This OicC.
tacl md must hu guaranteed bv two responsible per
sous who's" spnsrrs must be- appended TO the gHlTAl-
g. ana fututtd to us houu good and sufficient security
~. iHe amygn, involved, by some plbc iunutouary Ut
nos from Gc aultrr contractors and those that do not
VIII u,t De consil cred
Bauk Gfms Jropotalu, embracing the terms Of ire
guarantee rcqurd uu Rch hid, be- had on npr eat4n
~ ths unCc ana MOI utuUIt VIII Ch p1turarg
guarantee will be considered. will any prlpl. ne m
htttcd which does not 'rihy CONFORM 10 the require
Tn bids viii state tho nun Der and Quantity ofQaeh Nina
- article proposed 90 De delivered.
Proposals must be- CuCor-ed Proposals for Army
Supplies, stating ON tGc envelope the particular article
bid for.
HISS Colonel o. a bspaftmsat.
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Sir Robert Peel, on more than one OCCASION
invited Mr. Stephenson 70 Drayton. lo refused
al first, from iudsposition, to mix u due com
pauy, but ultimately went. On one occasion an
animated discussion took place between himself
and DR., BUckland on one Of his faYOTite theories
as to the formation Of coal. But the result was
that Dr. Buoklaud, a much greater master Of
tongue fence than Stephenson, completely
silenocd him. Next morning, before breakfast
wien he was walking N the grounds, deeply
pOudcTing, Sir William F0llet came up ana asked
him what he was thinking about. "Why, Sir VII
liam, l am thinking over that argument had
with Buckland last night. know am right, and
that, If | had only the command OF words which
he has ia have beaten him" "Let me know all
about il, said Sir William, "Rnd I'll see what l
can do for you"
The two sat down In an arbor, when the astute
laWy er made himself thoroughly acquainted With
the points Of the case entering into Il with all the
zeal of an advocate about 70 plead the dearest
interests OF his client. After lie had mastered the
subject, Sir William rose up, rubbing his hands
with glee. "NOW l am ready for him" Sir
Robert Peel was made acquainted with the plot,
and Rdroitly introduced the subject Of the con.
troyersy after dinner. The result was, that in the
argument that followed the man Of science was
overcome by the man Of law, and Sir William
Follet had at all points the mastery over DIR.
Buckland. "What do you say, Mr.. Stephenson %
asked Sir Robert, laughing. "Why," said he, "I
will only say this That, Of all powers above
and under the earth, there seems 10 me 10 be no
power so great rs the GIT Of CAB. Who
Have Risen.
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do not fancy prccocious children, FOR the very
reason that they are slmUstalways In some abnor-
NAL physical condition. 1. i.n't natural for a
child 10 be TreCoCCus. A healthy, right kind OF
q child is foolish ami uuIedecting at best. You
have 70 plant your-eH plump against their iron
little wills and stout muscles with q still stOucr
win and stronger muscle. Whom you reason with
them your Arguments meet shoal logic The
ytTses you teach them and the bright sayings they
retail are alway pert Lum0ullIlngs.
Tho whole, natural, characteristic life Of a
child is noisy, rolh.king, kicking tumbng
bIuHiug, cracking, breaking. You endure their
savage presence for the hope You have In them.
You love them far more for what they will he
than for what they are 10 yOu No; | do not
want any Of your proper children. Department
is more alien than CauniOalism 10 their nature
Original sin shows itself before pride and judg.
ment IN them Their first falsehood is as sure as
their first TOOTH and the best Of them are Jealous
ard enyious little Ieprobates.
would rather start 70 train 2 strOnc-willed
child, with a healthy body ono decidedly OF
earth, earthly, than one OF your children over
.re.ghtCd with spirit. some years ago watched,
WtG un6eared eRlnestnCss, over the fragile
tg- NJ Of q little one who gave promise OF q rare
and beautiful sOul-life. He left me. HC did not
liC 20 me, He simply passed out Of sight. The
inmOTtb. in his nature so iar Ou.WCighCd tue
Oftal, that his passage from time 20 eternity
seemed 20 me only like the fading away Of a
beautiful vision and even to this day feel like
stretching out my arms after some unreal thing
which, in the shape Of a wonderful child, caioled
me into the belief that was the mother Of chat
beautiful boy,
have no reason to believe that sny angel
chidren have since lodged with me uuawares
but true 90 my theory, l rejoice in the rough
haToy bodies Of my little ones, fearing not so
much lest they should not be comedy aud grace
full, as that may fail to keep their bodies and
souls in harmony with Gods natural and Divine
laWs.-Co,7 eSpoadGnce Springfield Repu5lioan
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A LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF coNsrpsprIou
CURED.

A LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF coNsrMprIoH n
From tho Boston Journal
JuiY - ls6l.-l, Mrs. Nancy Sloan OF Ne as yar,,S
street tharcstown, DO ceitfy that ha 70 been asfsd
for ten ears. My right side so paraysed that
could not lie on II. During mat time suffered from ca
thrrh, s,rt throat would cough from tive hours az
tmc' was yer4 ncrvOusi seldom could sieep Al nilht
had ung teNer two years sinCe which reduced mo 10
skeleton. had all the medical advice and nedloines
mo! ey could procue but all 10 purpose. I Was fsst
stkrE m the last stage Of consumption. was confined
TO he'd when Mrs H. O. Browns Metaphysical DiscoveTY
was sent ioI. 10 was applied according 20 Direction
telt no better, but "a her some tl,ne
Ny hlcnds wanted me 10 give up, saying Il would kpl
nei tA was too far gone and weak try anything
lao O. But my mother sald would die " not and
relief In the covery aud as the last TRIAL % cure
circulation which rushing intO my stem which Was
taxing elect As tho circulation kept increasing nv dis
ease bcian TO break Mp II was SIX weeks amer began
20 apply the medC Cne before could gather strength 10 90
into Boston 70 see Mrs n q. Brown, and then nad 10
nave help, The second time | venture ed went without
help ard the tird time found my way without any df
ncuy. began the Of the MetaDhyaica Discovery in
May ana the resnt Is on this 2th July aud
strength is fast returning to uny emaciated frame.
My phrayzed side II restored TO vigor; Bow rest
wen on iI. NY caatrh gone. My oough my nervouS-
ness, and sore throat are sleep well All nv ir-
Iegu artics have disappeared, and must acknowledge
that BY The providence OF God directed use "a
Mrs NJ. g. Brown's Metaphysical Discovery, and BY it
taken nom The mouth OF tho and restored 20 my
family and friends know m, diseases gone and 4
general circulation has token but expect viii take
time to regain my lost hesh and strength
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ms s.
nR0POsAI.s non rnRAGE-
CuIEF UyAErEENAsrFR.s OFFICE,
DhrOr uF WNsUNgrpy

4 CmEr VuAluEENAsruEs OFFICE,
WAsWNCroS, j. O., December S. 1863 J
Pooled Proposals. are invited by the uniersy Tor sap
Nsshmg.ou ID. g.; BA,umo.c. Nd Alexandra aui
tottess onroe Va OF elhCr OF these places. Hay,
lids win he recgiycd for the delivery " 700 bushels
Of itotn or Oais and 90 tons Of Hay or straw, aud up
bddr, must state At which Of the above. named points
10y 1pose 10 make deliveries, and the rates nc which
they viii make deliveries thcreat the quantity OF each
article proposed to be delivered, the time when said
d.Nei's shan DC commenced, and when 10 bS COM
me price must 10 wrtcn out in words on the BIDS.
torn 10 be put up in good stout SACHS ct about two
bust zach Oats in lke sacks uf about three orsbCs
the GoNornmgnt5 lie Hay straw be securely baed
The particular Kind or deception OF OATS Corn Hay or
straw, prop scd to be delivered, stated in the
All tie articles offered under the bids herein invited win
toi. be ore being accepted,
Contracts viii be awarded fron lime t5 time 70 the
lowest responsible bidders tue the GCvern-
melt may reguhci ana payment Will be maze when tho
whole amount contracted for shall have been delivered
HE BIDDER win be required to accompany his proposition
In case his bid is accepted, he or they wi
wi hin ten days thereafter execute the con.
sum equal 10 The amount VI the contract to deliver HI
orggc Proposed IN conformity with the terms Of this ad
enter !Eto ilc Contract hey 70 male good the difference
sIonsibh btgcr, or the person to wnom tue contract
The responsibility Of The guarautors must be shown
by the official certificate oi a Uni eli states Dis rict
Aoinl oec'or OF customs or any other oncer under
kn lwn 10 mis- on ce F0'''1
bidder, will TO Iuy Do,jHrd Of tfe occ.,t,,co ar
rejection of their proI o.ais ''NN Va
The ul nan q and Post Once aIlrrsg ,f os,b ht,r,-
must be Il g.bIy written Iu the pr0p AL 70 '' 'N'
Proposals nu,t he addressed 10 a. g,,.,t z, n
Ruclcr. CHEF Bouot yuarteruIostcr, Wa.bins',, A a.
ana shoud be- plnniN InbrEe al Ir t, ~ -
Bond M "A sum e,iunl 10 Tho ,r,ount 0f ~ ,,.,
stoned Nv tls r"IraC'r I n ~ 1 W m ol I!e ooltragt
be required the succ Bsfu bidder or blders nop si
irg he routract '' " ''Nuo'' upOh Slsh-
blank F,rmg of bds punrartees and bo,as -,,,, ,.
fn q
'fOuN UE yVop1 .kT
Town Countv and StatcI
tnntcS
I, the subscriber, do hereby Topose TO furnish npd
deliver Ia tIs TTnitrd 9fatGs az 10 W 1ilN
parimcrt az - ssresab,y 10 tbe tn 'r ~ - DI
adytrts ement, inviting Sposai. for fraHa "A a ,, I
RAsin- Ton Depot Drtetnber X isG3 tbe
clcs, Wiz ~ ''' ' ''''"'''s "'''
-bushel of Corn, In sacks AZ - per I'm sbeI of "a
pounds ' " F0' '"'H'' VI 90
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PROPOSALS.
lmEF QuARTERMAsTER,s oFFIcR.

y nEpOr OF WAWIyGrOE,
WAsWyCToN, ID. G., January 4, 1864. (
hU dealers in urugs Hardware Lumber Leather Otdes
furniture Harness and saddlsry ucsted to send
20 D ~ 90, on the MONuAN ofeach week scaled pro-
l'h 90 ust u duplicate, ,Of the nruccs they nroplr
Nv ghh Co hs depgt az shot notice, with tho price 1
ti Ualtui PLAN h urcs, that boz case tho CucCs
90 hr sNrv require tho article or articles can boz OBJ
Wu' NitIurt Delay, u The lowest price
I,acs VT hUr Co sell % !hs depot win be required o.
ilinlsh lhc lst punotuaiy every N1udt, morning
u RuCKEW.
o., IItAdlel. general and Chief guArUrutIIar.
i'' Depot uI Washington.
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NFEICL CnIEF OrARrEnMAerrR


hEFICI CHIEF gTr rARTEpNfAc1,gp
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uNN h.,4 lty 3D.. tg,t q, 40 a..i.. H'' " .h "'
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TttfN.'+ 1.,, ttt. ea...'s H.aNIA. 'l. &c.,.
Fnia.I ,.r. ''' ' ", ''"'''".
CONAN, gi,.rs
1,s 80 T.. -
do iB,,ptrv
Al.n t.r ,t .,,,,ii 4, ,,3y' t.,.. uuN' ,. .
tha nrvins "rri,i or ''nt To s'"ps 81
'., .,, "a ,..t'.l ~ .1 i ''''l W. W.. go.
10 a tIB,t, N.,i j,. A., r',.t ~ -, L. -,
" n do a., IN, ~, an '' ''' '"
Cotton Sp0oT ftr,a5 White t.f ur,.t ~, ID .s
No B. N '' '' "'t
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:, UOHsEsl HORSES HORSES
MILITARY NOTICES.

BOUNTY FOR MARINES, - WANTED
N 0s the Uuusd States Marine Corps, s6,s-bodai nee
M g. perform the duties Of soldier At Navy fAfll
w and 5Jsrd Uuigsi States Aup4-jt-sa "a fogsGu
atAulEA.
lerm OF service, your years.
BETTER compeu'RtCH thsn the acmg.
ALL IBE LOCAL HoUA1IEs pAlJ 1e1a sasI I'm sdL
Marines receive FuEO Money
Tor All fHTthsr E,igrms.ioa Apply at tas ReerafAaI
S0.sll 8. FRONT Street. below Spruce Street,
'''"' ~ g. O MoCAwLEY
Ao5-R 6g1r lni HeorutsloE Ded9ss.
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In Paris alone there are at this moment no
less than sixty thousand men who have no other
religion or creed than that of spiTttSnte, or, as
we call il, "spiritualism." There the belief is Rs
Christian religion. II has lis disciples its priests,
It's affairs &C., rs well az It's papers, reviews, pub.
leatiOns Of all sorts, with editors aud booksellers
Of its own.
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PROPOSALS.
nUARTERMAsTEWs DEPARrMBNr.

NJ PMtApEIpuGA, Pa, November ~ 1864.
Sealed Proposals viii be received this office until y
O'Clock NJ, on TUESDAY, November y, 1854, for the
mmtcatc delivery a tie United States St1TahOuse Han
over iueet lari oi the following articles, VIA
200 OtwO thousGnd) wagon Tongues, not lroned,
All OF the above described IN BE- Of the beet quality and
subccl TO the inspCcln Of an inspector appointed s
port OF the Government
Bidders N price, both in writing and nyurcs AMI
the amount or ptAnty Of eaCA article bid for and the
tine ofdeiytry.
fsch bid must guaranteed by two responsible per
sons WhOsc signatures must be nppenaed to the guarantee
and certified tu being good and suhcient security for
Attorney OF Collector, or other public Otcer, otherwise
the bid wlnOt be considered
he right Is reserved to reject all bids doomed too
high and no bid nom doaultng contractor viii be
Cgived.
By oldor Of Colonel HERMAN BIGGs, Chief Quarter.
master,
GEORGE r. ORME,
llS-3t Captain and A. q. ".
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS or twenty

REMARKABLE CURE or DEAFNESS OF TWENTY
YEARS STANDING.
l, John Newcomb, Of oaincy, do certify that have
beer entirely deaf I'm left W6nty years for
the PAST Sly years my right has been 50 deaf mat
could not hear conyCrsat public speskiag OF asy
Kind could not hear the church bella ing while waa
sitting In he church. have also been troubled for mum
bcr Of yeGrs with very sore throat that was obliged
60 give up singing IN church, Tor had los. nv voioa
had freat Uoube In my head, err0e noises almost 10
cIazinosE, Ny head iel numb aud stupid and vas 4
source OF constant trOsble TO me.
tried every remedy that could be thought of went 70
autisis but they wanted Instruments Woud
have nothing to do with ulom About one m ,nth since
obtained Mrs NJ. q Browns Metsphysci Discovery ana
used according 20 The ttec0r b1ttlfs And the
result II that the hcans Of lo ears s perfectly restored
that can hear welfas any man The great trouble
ana AZ rest My throat which was so diseased IL earey
cured, Huo have recovered my voice again g0uld NOT
tai thousand dollars for The tenedt received
Ia uc use Of 3rs. Browns METAPHYSICAL Discovery.
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RENARKAnIF CURE of DIsnUARGES FRoM rnE
IAR. uIsI.AEn ElLs, AAu Us. LE IN ~.


lECT
pruArrLIrIA, SEP omber Z, lsat.-f, Henry MArviDa,
Jefferson suCCt uosr Nr. Br1wuhIldts oSi yardl %
lauown do certify tiat my Joshus tos brhu lev es
aud ctarru on te prGls', which Ion Inn wnh discharges
from ttl ear aud disgaed eyes ibe discharges never
cCBspd Hg ears became quite large apd unnatural,
coytred with scab Ire pillows had 10 he changed durns
he ugt So saturated were they with Ihe Discharges It
wOut be impossible % de cIbe tho CODi m OF he 0vss
Ny family physician sad be would go hind His intellect
sto teoame impaired that he cared not 90 be, or play
with chtlon. lie took notice Of any thlng around
none bui te parent tel what our suhernss
look on our child IA this condition.
Most proyicentally, about one year ago, saw Mrs.
NJ o. Browns "MefaphyBica Discovery advertised in
the Ltdger. 10 the Orce, 40 Arch street, and
procured The medicine My wife applied II faithfully and
berscyeripgly. Tie medicine worked slowly al the
beginning but swe perseyered and the result is that
our Son Is entirely cured OF his diseases. His intellect
seems have awakened out Of the sleep q death Heis
considered now q bright and Intelligent boy. The dis
CHARGES from hls have Tely ceased and his
have become small and natural His eyes clear and
strong. Ny wife and myself well satisfied with the
great performed on our child by Mrs. H. G. Browne
Neaphy scal Discovery and most heartily commend 70
Mrs NJ. G. Browns Celebrated Poor Richards Eye
Water 81 per bottle small e25 cents. Scalp RsnOVa.
tOi, 81 per bottle,
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.vualKRww PIANOS, COTTAGE RXCRL-
sior Organs, Hsrmohiums, and MelO-
MARsHs MUSIC STORE
lo-I|sU Ne. llO1 ChKsNUT street.
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EURLOUGH5.

Oaosrs and sOiieri visiting the city hrO1ghs asSiag
SWORDS AND OTHER MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Are invited Z the eKtensiys
MANUFACTURING EsTABLI3HSRHr
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ads a order Al the shortest notice which for richness ana
msqnineence challenge competition oher house IN n .
country combining the MAkUfACTuRIh0 JEWEI.ER
WITH THE PRACTICAL SWORD @AKER l'O
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A REMARKABlE CURE OF BLINDNESS.

A REMARKABLE CURE OF BLIHDaEss.
CASisIoGA, c. W. July 25, lS6i.-Mrs. NJ c. Brown -
Dear MADAM 81 have been quite blind IN my right ey is
aeven years. l have been 70 several dOctoFa, whom
any so2d ! spent large sums Of money N travelling 70
where heard there doctors who could benedf ma
but them could do me any good thonsef ny q
case h9peSess until told BY friend you could Teove me-
sent BY Trend and procured your "AsIaphyaieai ie-
eoyery and In twentyfopr hours amer she drUl treat
ment could see quite distinctly Vsry thsnkfsi A.
my deaVarance. - ~
remAia yours truly,
JOHN BELEY.
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