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Or. r. GOODALE'S 81
CATARRH REMEDY,
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
The Acme Of Perfsctionl

itl
1T penetrGtes the secret ambush Of this terrible
j. disease, and extsrminates it, root and branch,
forever. taa f4i r ett
1t removes all the wretched symptoms Of this
loathsome malady, and AYERS consumption.
~ N cleans the head deodoTises the breath, and AZ
fords the most grateful relief.
It aiseus0tes more agony and silent suffering than
tongue can tell. mia !. = 81, Iala
It Is noted Jer curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in. 1870
H cares Hay, Rose and Periodic Oat1Trh, Of the
most obstinate and violent types.
No form Of Cdtarrh noise in che head can resist
its penetrating power II = i,
DR.. Gooddle has notc spent a lifetime battling
soith this fell disease. His triumph Is complete.
DR. Geoddke's CArARRH REMEDY IS a harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm of he hand
DIR. n. GooddLe 10 kaos0p throughout the countTy,
Is the author OF the only True Theory OF CAdarrn
ever published. Where its Origin--W hat its Rava-
ges-Mode Of Jreatment-and Rapid Cure in all it's
forms.
Or. Goodals's Pamphlet on CArARRH should be
read by every IL can be obtained at our near
est AGENCY or by sending postage stamp to our Of
ONCE. ..f..s- .aE 59ft
MOTION Co.. Sole Agents. IS Blocker street,
New York. .l Ai E8lsu ~
Price 81. Sold by n. H. HAY. june2 sadly
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EIccsic Medical EnlfFmaFy,
TO THE LADIES Pr

DR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies' who
need medical adviser, to call ct his rooms, No. s
Temple Street, which they viii find arranged for
their especial accommodation. 1853
Dr. HIS Electic Renovating Medicines are unrival.
cd in efficacy and superior virtue In regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain OF producing relief in short time. ats
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases of OBJ
attractions after ali other remedies have been tried
vain 1t is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
heieast injurious to the health. and may DO taken
With perfect safety NJ all times. 81 .tssfJ -tsll
Semitic aay part of the country with full directions
by addressing FL, DIR. HUGHES. siry,
N. B.-Ladies desiring may consult one Of then
own eek. lady ofexperience In constant atte~s
ance. neHi8& afii - GesJa. jan1 1866 d&wli 3
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MIDDLE AGED MEN

h, There are many men at the age OF thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the
burning sensation, and weakening the system in
manner the patient cannot account for On examin.
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found and sometimes small particles of semen OF
abumen win appear. or the color will be of thin
milkish hue, again changing to dark and turbid
appearance. There are many men who die of thif
dlfhculty, ignorant cfthe cause. which is the q
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure In such cases, and
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do soby writing in plain manner description
OF their disease, and the appropriate reedies viii
be forwarded immedistely -iIsG
All correspondence strictly confidential and viii
be returned If Desired. 4Ns
~. Address, a j DRsJlB B. HUG HES, "
No. 9. Temple St., [corner Of Middlel Portland.
eY- Send Stamp for circular,
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Sore Throat. STIFF Knees, Cough Deafness and
Failing Of Hair Cured B6sctaaliv.
December %, 1854.
i, Mrs N J. Davis. Sd street, South Boston, rear
OF the church, have been troubled witn the above
diseases, ana by The use of Mrs. M G. browns
Metaphysical Discovery, am cured Of them ali.
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J. w. SYKES,
PURCHASER FOR EASTERN ACCOUNT,
OF ~
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, PROYIgI0Ns, LARD, But.
Ikh and WESTERN PRODUCE generally.
and chespest routes. No 15s sostfH Wafs,. N. !.
? = Chicago, Illinois,
p. o. Box AL gf45qs-, 80
RefereHces.Messrs. 9; g: Bewdiear q Co; Mavp.
ard q Sons; r. =! y " Chickerine; q. H. Cum "a aes
J. N. Bacon, Esq, President Newton National Bank
Newton, Mass; q, b. Conin, Esq. City. fs b2sdiy
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FRANK CONVkKtI, ---7-T VI
Boot, Shoe and Leather Dealer, ISL Pearst Boston.
b. +. Brown,
Brown Brothers, State street, Boston.
JOHN A. GOODWIN, Lowell. r,.
SETH WILMARTH, Boston.
Ii WILLIAM A. PuTNEY, fs~4,
as or Ross. Foster & Co., Chicago, ILL;
ALrHzus GAY. Manchester, N. 81. .fa8a
- JOHN c. You've, Manchester, N. H. I'D 8.
JOIN FEDERHHx, Sd 81 Court street Boston.
y. Q. A. SARGENT Mancnes'er' WISE Q
NJ. PRoyT, Manchester, N. II. srd
SAMUEL CHASE. Manchester N. H. yIsy
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unicn Troops sntsring Richmond.

A correspondent Of the N. Y. EUensng Post
thus speaks OF tie entrance of our troops into
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Great Cure ofDyspepsia, Paralysis, Conitipafion,
se, Of TtOeHty Years. standing.

Mrs Martha villa, of Lourwooa, a1a--. has s.iIsr-
ed for 30 years with pication diseases mem
tai and physical great nervous debility, dysp psIA
and constipation IN its worst form has cen coctor-
ing aed drugging all her Ii obtained my Ne
ical Discovery about May last aud by it, faithful use
has now both mental AMI physical iacu ties restored
Mrs Villa says sac knows many people who have al
ssobesn similarly benefited BY my Metaphysical
Discovery"
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A 4 .
GO A chance to obtain any Of the above
ed Envelope for rs cts.
II FIVE Sssled EnEe cpes will be sent for 81; Eleven
dr6a Tor el6. - =
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
fresh assortment OF Certificates for the att,c ea
enumerated above are fairly mixed n their pTopor-
ton on tie Ist and 18th days of each month 40 that
all will have an eqnai chanos of obtaining valuable
prize. "a Tagsa efil a ss15s gt1
Our patrons are desired to send ULited States
money when it 10 CONVENIENT Long tiers are I'M
necessary, Letters should be addressed to our Box
sos Pest 0fhca for greater safety. 5aiir
Orders for Sealed Envelopes must In every case be
accompanied BY the Cssn, with be name OF persoa
esndiBg and Fewe, County aud State plainly writ
. n. Letters should be addressed to the Managers,
~ lcil0ws: Al "a AL 4 IA S as,
GOOdwin, Hunt e. Co..
Box 5706 Post Office, New York.
April20-d1m~ sa y e
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A Perfect Cure for CatarrhI
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This Is not stock offered at the greatly inflated
prices and sold at its nal par value, by which
reduction each Is personally liable
hut is sold at Its actual par value aud cost.
Two Wells now going down, and more
Wells to 90 down soon.
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list OF ARTICLES
FoBE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR / EACH a,

without reg rd TO vaur. and not to 70 paid Tor un-
I'll you know What you will receive. EACH.
slIl IN haaaaur Ross nod
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PRICE sI.OO PER BOTTLE.
Prepared by s. Ssavery.
ID II ID uNrrNrTrC

Melrose, Mass.
For sale by W. f. Phillips & Co., and H. H. Hay,
Wholesale Agents, and retaied by all deslers in
medicine. mch24' 65eodSeow6m
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IT Is q marvel that a people SO busy and
so economical of time as we are should be
tolerant of intsrminEyis public talk. There
is no other country on the globe whsgelso
much time ls thus used up; or to SO little
purpose. oris this the explanation, that
while others speak to express and, excite
thought and emotion, We do it to dissipate
thought and to calm ourselves by gtvin
vent to feeling that must come out in soma
way1 The tragic events Of the last fort.
night have produced the most profound
excitement. No peopls ever fslsmorsstruly
and wholly, and yet the foods of loose
rhetoric poured ont in every town and vii.
lage would indicate e.sup pericials and artificial
rather than genuihe emotion. When the
remains of the first Napoleon were brought
to Paris, the Prince de Joinyille said to the
emperor, 'sirG I;preseht to you the ashes
of Napoleon" Louis PHILIPPE replied, 81
receive them in the name Of France" This
was;ah the speech making oneau, occasion
which excited the strongest feeling in the
French people, and was celebrated with an
imposing display. When moved with great
thoughts and emotions men speak in brief,
strong words. In the presence of an over
poweFibg grief they feel as the truly dey6ui
man does as to the act of worship-tG
is in heaven and thou upon eartn. therefore
letthy words be few" 9ul y = al '5,s
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Abouton.

1t has been ucousidereds that the oil fever
had pretty nearly spent itself, owing to the
recent heavy decline in gold and the gem
eraT lull I'M speculative ezuituents of all
sorts. The philadelphia, Commercial List,
however, takes this hopeful view of the oil
interests: tsk51 .s7fEtaa "a ssa9Ea
"Theo enterprising perseverance of the
new and old companies which are boring
for oil in Riltparts of Pennsylvanis, West
Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky, where good
indications of obtaining it are noticed.
will be rewarded before long with some re-
msrksble SUCCESSES Heavy veins of oil
will be struck, and flowing and spouting
will come into fashion sHgsinl Then We
may expect revival in the interests of oil
Companies, which will bfieg back the at
tentiou of the public strongly to matters
connected with petroleum. Two or three
Instances Of heavy strikes will cause the
honest oil developers to take fresh heart
while the whole tribe Of spectators, who
only care for oil when It produces an in,
sanity in the stock market, will spring up
like Roderick 0hu's men, armed cap q pie,
and dfeddg for the work. We expGct : re!
neWRl OF the stirring scenes Of the last ex-
citement before long, and we may be
awakened by its most furious manifestaI
tions any moment"
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aOhe7 atsnIaEa atkr.

THERS iSs,s very instructive passage in
the reports of the recent debate on Amer
ican affairs in the English parliament,
Disraeli; the tory leadsr: IN the commons
house, was speaking. His party had been
iaannteD With the lfailur6z Of FEhSir predio.
tions as to our affairs. 1t had been shown
that our despissd democraey-the Amer.
lean mob and fab61s as the tories had
called us-was proving itself steadfast and
strong at home and sober and CONSERVATIVES
in its foreign associations. The inference
in favor Of tepublicanism that might thence
be drawn was therefureI to be- put aside.
The aristocratic statesman and story writer
IthereuponI beheld great light in the past.
The venerable form of Aristotle was be-
fore Him: he heard the 2 master a Il, announce.
that territorial democracy WAS unlike
any other. 1t was conservative and steady.
1t might be relied uponE II was very
coed aristocracy; and was in fact q kind
of aristocracy. This was the species found
in AmeEicRg No conclusions might thus
be had from this in favor of giving power
to the Wotkmen, the lahdIsss and homeless
democracy of England. .,a..l..
Now there are variety of curious re-
Elections which arise here in our miuds.
In the first place why did not Aristotle tell
him all this four years ago2 TheD,4and
this is more sOlemn-hOW can he be sure
that Aristotle will not be advising the for
nation of the very game kind of demoo-
racy in England2 If land of his own to
till, and q hOuseito' on it, with his wife
and children there, will make laboring
man steady and patriotic and law abiding,
who knows but Aristotle will have a home.
stead for him cut of some great tory estatei
The musty old Greek is worse, we fear,
than the liberal Manchester men. He will
be giving not the elective franchise, but
the long stolen sod.
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NEw YoRx, May THE New Orleans
papers give lengthy letter from A. o. P.
Pickans, late Captain Of company E, I'd
Louisiana cavalry, In which the writer
mGkes On earnest appeal to the citizens OF
his native Stste, aud beseeches them TO rs-
turn to their sllegianess a He, Feeounts
ties, and asks foF the return Of peace and
the close of the unholy war, and states
that the cause of JEFF DaIfs is perfectly
hopeless, eel y
HonsA. BurRell, Of Mississippi, hasmade
. similar appeal 70 the residents of his
State aud suggests. the election of dele
gates from every county to attend1a con-
sVention- 70 be held In the, city of lVicEs-
burg on the dFst Mgrday Of June next.
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.Important CabInet IFeeting.

.NEW YoRK, May 3.-The Tribune'a
Washington special says: -
AT one of the most protracted and i'm
poftant Cabinet sessions held since Mr.,
Johnson's accession. to the presidency the
subject matter of discussion was. the free
trade question as regards the South. It is
understood that the whole system of giving
cotton permits and trade permits to 9 cer-
tain class of favorites was thoroughly VEN
tflatedi and denounced, although there was
a preponderance in.faVor of opening trade
in, all parts Of the South not subject to
the Union authority It is believed, as the
result of this protracted setting, that every
facility will be extended by the govern
ment for all proper commercial tTansac-
tions, and as a consequence of this faith
cotton permits are at,R heavy. decline in
this market Tonight "a -as5 -rs-
The address delivered tosthe President
by the delegation of the, various Swiss res
idents oontRiQed the hopeth the glorious
success of the Union will bsar on the pres.
erVation of all the other sister republics on
the American continent. To the great
asto1ishment and indign&t &tion OF the dele
cation, the Acting Secretary of State, to
whom q copy of the address was-commu.
nlcated previous to'its' delivery, struck out
as being irreyeleht the above mentioned
paragraph.
T6sHsrald.s Mobiledespatch. of the 18th
says: AsA' { - - q
An officer on Gen. Richard TayIor's staff
arrived just4D0Ws with q flag FoH truce at
Gen. eanby's headquarters to make terms
for the surrender of himself and the men
under hisc0mmands Nothing Is yet known
Of what transpired between the General
and Taylor's aid de camp.
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Public Meeting.
KmGWooD, PAHsToH Co., W. Va,
April AZ. lS66
Eaitors Inteligeaeer. = a 'a55's9Eh

Editors IHteltigeaeer 4 q 4 TaYfA.1E
This being The annual Township election
day, the question arose whether those of
our citizens who voluntarily left our town!
ship four years ago aud went to the rebel
army, should be permitted to return and
live among Us, and in order to. ascertain the
feelings Of the people generally, 9 public
meeting Vas called the object of which was
ststsd aud vote taken and ne result was
as follows: Out OF 60, Sc voted against
their returning, and four in favor of their
return. aas.5-afy.,ess,
Now, Messrs. Editors yoH will please in.
serst the, ehoye in JoRF yslaAbls paper so
that those Eebels may be aPprised of the
sentiment that !pIeysils amongst our loyal
eiti4enss IL order % avoid all trouble
hereafter for themselves they had better
not return amongst US, "a we disoWuI
them as citizens, and look upon them as
our enemies Who would destroy, us and the
gOsstRntatff Il they S6did.i fl,3 U3I
(Signedl
MANY VoFERsOF K1ugwoOD TOWusH1P
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r5evelatioasl ~; sEiiii Il 4

AsTOuxpus revelations ara sid 10 Be
forthcoming respecting the conspiracy for
ths.asssssinatiens at Washington 7sxhibit-
ing thslpPr6a aY Hpd poWaFdly expedients re-
sorted TO 6Y Ihe leaders Of the rebellion.
Our Gohsll+G +GelerA ID Cauaaa HIS given
notice To- the authegities that All the cFimi-
Unitsd States authorities, -sf-ysi
tb1s = q = - - s5sL1 SIC
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Arrest Of BENZ, g Harris, Member
of GonpreSs from lTaPvTaId.

NV SYozK, Nay SIT app6ars that
BENZ: g. Harris, member of Congress from
Maryland; Wss arrested for pers1adfng ma
rolled prisoners from, Lee,s army TO violate
their parole and go back aud j0fna the reb.
els In Rrma- a number Of these prisoners
testify 70 his giving them money. for. tins
ipurpOsa, and unless he breaks down this
testimony he will certainly be convicted.
ThsPulishment is death. s..lII
WAGHnaroH, Nay 3.-Hou. Benjamea q.
Harris, representative in Congress from he
5th District Of Narylaud, Eas yesterday
AuRigned tor trial before q general Couf,
MaEtialin tlisaeity. G3gs.
Nav YoRx, Nay 3.-GoId opened at 14i1
falI ., Ia s,id i.isSa1 at I1Ii II -
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FHE GREA ATllITERIlAtBElRF
5JjaANsors
RHEUMATIg COMPOUND
-m-
BLOOD PBRIFRR.
: 81 - y 3 . AA ~ 81 LkE1G4
THE ONLY SURE CURE ron
RHEUMAT1sm KNOWN.
BLOOD PBRIFRR
~ q 4 LII y 90 o Esf1
READ THE FOLLOWING
Fhis Great Internal II iRReamHed, II

Il the best medicine ever offered to the public
Tor the ehectual cure Of RheumAtim, Geut, Neu-
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all breAkoutS on the face and body.
The vast number Of Fub-on medicines which for-
mery have been uBsd for those diseases vare merely
temporary in their ehectS md Of doubtful virtue,
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RHEUMATIC COMPOUND

reaches the source Of al trcnble, and efectuaIlv
sbaniShesthe QiSaaSa tom thsl s9Stef it, fmme-
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TO give It trial, ind become Satiaaed Of its won
derfuI power. -
Read the following testimonials:
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Was badly crippled with ohrc Iic rheumatism Tor
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until tried your Rheumatic Comp poNnd and Blood
Purifier tried but three fouFths OF bot tie OF 4
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RFeot pleasure to fuEnish you with this certiicato
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rheumatism to me. -
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Read the following te8timonialI:
I remain, yours truly,
ANDRDW ARM
No. 1g james Street, AIIeghenT civ.
INV, NAV Sd. 1894

legheny, May Sd, 1884.
Nh. A. JoHNBoN-DeAr sIr: Ny wife wa takan
bad with 1nhAnnatory RheumatiSm in March I'M
she was very much swollen and the pain Ghe M
lered vas severe; abe was confined to her bed. II
was advised to try your Rheumatic ComRound and
Blood Purifier, 50 got bottlsofI It md befEe tbs
nall OF was used abe was entirely Wal.- The cre,
y perfect oneS never saw such medicine She
had only taken three doses Of it ttl the 1VellInS
and pain began TO abate. All your medicine Want
10 to be known in order to give It Eueceoa
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= VV11IEEI6l EuA UhAt ETUWNsaIR. = ;
! Emrod Tenant, Simon Tenant, Lee Roy
Lemley, Ira Beiley,.Eh Morris. John Cal.
vim Morris, Benz. McCurdy, George Price,
Cannon !ShFiyer. -Thos. Williams, Jacob A.
Warner, Norycl Brown, A. W. Brown, Til
tuhr rLauly, Oliver P. Brookover, Hugenius
Moore, Josephqs T, Myers, ADDISON Pork,
John N. Wilson, Minor Tenant, Mafiin
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a. MO 4 OF TRBATMRNEIa
'HE5 5ACME OF F9ERFECTIoN

THE 5AC6E OF
II oUIES HAE, RSsG AID PlAIODIu CATARRH.
r ouRl8 oATARRH;1H Az 41s T1Rns AID s1As1s.
14ogIls oA1ARia4. An an 4yaa4s coSs,uiSr4Iol.,
II ogllsuATGRRH, A1D PAIgI n nm TlaRtral
No VIOLENT s4R1Halae q 4al HAD. ~
Tn aHRaH on PTAsRIiAND sMELI RESTORED. es
For centuries CatarFh has dGded the GkilIoF phys
Ieians and surgeons. No medical work eontaihl
prescription that Win eradicatG It Nothing ave
DF. 6oOdalBs Remedy VIII break Il upj radically
destroying the prjneipl o. the disease and pEecl1-
ding the po6lib y ofe relapse = - 800
No form q CatSrTh can Withstand ltB searching
power ana no mode of treatment Afforded such
immediate relief OF save such universal Battsaeti6n.
It penstrRte t0t the very sat Of tbs disease, and
GHtermin6be8 &, root Hfd branch Iur ever. 'F'7
- From the n. y. Commercial AaIeiE ttiiser. .
HEH, RosH, AND P1RIoDIG eA4ARRH.-DE. B. aood-
Alea8 OatarFh RemedYban6 mode Of ItrsAtmant not
only Affords the groAtalt FefiHfin every variety Of
CAtgrfh, but Il the dBoale AtnRsE6E IN
1tGtypel and Gtaeess ByeEy me GpGakB well q it
Price SLoa per Bottle Send aItamp 1oE DF90od-
aaAB New Pamphlet on oAtaFR; itR pOrfeoe mOda Of
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b NoRFoH o., Eole AGENTS IS BlOeeker ST., MY.
eV-Rur Gale by 4. H LOGAN & co., and Lo-
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NV Y0Rx, Nay 3.-GOId opened ct I4l4
Ifell % 40 and eiossd at III
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have exAmined Prof Bernhardts very complete
assortment Of IpeGtAeles and lenses. They arc bet
tar adapted than any have before seen, to remedy
the imperfection8 OF vision that can be benefited
by the use Of Bpectaclel. Tho pureneSs and clear
ness Of the glass crystal used IL an item worthy
OF special attention. IFecommend Prot. Bernhard
with confidence and great chesrfulnesI TO the pa
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WHHHIEa, March 81, 1855.
Ihaye examined Pref n. Bernhardt'S spectaeles
and glasses, crystals, etc., and have great pleasure
in recommending them to those desiring good glasses
They Bde of the best material and in Bctantihc
style The Professor II emineutly capable Of adapt
ing Fias8es 70 suit the eyes Of any who may apply
to him. and can confidently recommend him to
public patronage. Prof II. Bsrnhardti il athorouEhs
y educated opticiAn. ga. HmDRERH. n. D.
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FROM Medical gentlemen, Professors Of the Highest
opthalmic Talent in Wheeling and in the Union.
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0oMMITFR F0R BAFTBLL TOWNSHIP.
VIM Woodruff. Geo Thomas, Eli White,
John. Hayes, John Wise, Benz Shriyer,
Moses Harter, VIM Kinney, ] L Rice, All
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ley, Vim Tucker Cannon Hought, Jacob
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Ryin, Moses jacob Elijah Jacobs, jr, All
fFed7H Holland, VIM Mason, & z Holland, o
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