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w. Va. Business COLLEGE,

Located az .HornbTook's building, No. 1857
Main Street, Wheeling, ", Pa, 10, :
EORMERLY CONDUCTED BYLL HITCH
T. COCK, now under the management of
w. Pryor, will resume its next session on the
lst of August, 1865. The same liberal and
scientific course of instruction as heretofore
SO successfully pursued, is now pursued by the
p pf successor, in imparting knowledge
Economy. In addition, there viii be given
lectures on the subject of Physiology, show
ing In pOlitico- econnmical sense, the inClis-
penSqble necessity of q knowledge of the,laws
OF health in the struggle for success and pre-
emlnence in business. There will also be offer
ed TO young ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of
lmproving themselves In French, the Classics
ana English literature, and any of the sci
o'clock to 4. az -
!, tyl4-lm ~ '.al W. PRYOR..
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
.EI..1.n. Lands. u n--L-- :.
In Marshall County, w. Va.

Marshall County, W. Va.
pYl VIRTUE OF "A DEED OF TRUST,
- executed by William McWhorter, and
Mary his wife, bearing date on the 18th ciaV
OF August, 1858, and now of record in the Re-
eorders office of Marshall county, w, Va, in
Deed Book No. II, folio 347, to the undersigned.
as Trustee, for the benefit of Eliza Kempie
anu AleXander Kemple, administrators Offhn
estate OF charles kemple deceased, late of
at Public Auction on the > = ~
9Th day OfSeptember. 1866.
at the front door of the Court House of Mar
shall county, W. Va, to the highest and best
n9G oe G9e t0oWlng described tract or par
run, in the County of Marshall and State
OF west Virginia, and bounded as follows
ntnghams line, and corner to Henry Shook.
thence with said Cunningham's line N, SSsI3
Fl it ~ Poles 70 stone, Gambels corner; thence
stake, on a ravine; thence up said Tayine.
gan S,tllnbels line, with the meanders thereof1n1
SUNNI 1s SnetFSso3 log poles to a sugar tree
W., WI ~ poles to stake; thence n. 570 W. l3
t ROIes 10 q white Walnut, near head Of raVine:
10 stake in said raYine; thence down pSnfI
o,I, ~ ~ ~ ". Il poles to a white Walnut.
Original line 599 [e VI s94arTyey; thence with
tree on the south bank of TOMS run N : He3 gl
SShooks corner; thence with lines of said
near top of ridge; thence s. 285 f. Is 6io o1s,
70 Hickory, near head of rGivine: thence
down said raXine with the meanders
stake in said ravine; thence S. 8l5 E. % poles
to Lynn; thence S. $40 E. % poles to the
place of beginning, containing sixty-seVen
Veyed to said William McWlhoTter by James
N. Morris, commissioners, by deed bearing
date the 18th day of August, 1855
. Terms of SaIe-S2, 60 90 in hand, and the
Dalanee in three equal instalmentS; the first
payable on the LIST day of October 1855. the
last n1 IN '1 ne 1Staay Of nOetoDer S66 and the
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e Fatal AccIDENT.A A melancholy ac-
,cident occurred at Bridgeport yesterday
by which very estimable man. lost his
life: Mr.. E. w. McKelvey, a, citizen of
Allegheny City, who was acting as
Messenger between this city and Pitts
burgh fortAdams' Express Company,
arrived on the IL O'Clock train and after
having his express, goods loaded on the
wagon of the Company, got into the
same to ride over to the city. By the
starting of the wagon or some sudden
jolt, he was thrown out, pullinga heavy
box after him, which striking him on
the temple, inflicted an injury which re-
suited in his death in about three hours
from the time the accident occurred. (,
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PUBLIC SALE

Of Lots in the City of wheeling and
eh South Wheeling.
WILL SELL AT. PUBLIC AUCTION,
next, at the front door of the Court House Of
ONO county, commencing said. sale mt ten
O'CLOCK a. NJ, Lots numbered l26, ID. of Lot
129, Lots 1853 and l6G, all on Zane street; also
Lots II and ~, in Ritchies addition, I'd Ward.
ALSO, IN SOUTH WHEELING, M
Lots 1,2,8,4, II aud 70, square 20.
Nos. 10, II, square IL.
II, II, square 80.
g 5, Is, square 30. Oh
], 2 square Al.
II, 10, IL, square 81. -.
" Q, 10, square 81. --.'- -.--'ii- D.
3, square 81.
2, II, IL, square ~.
=" 5, 6, square A.
2, square 49. H. -...fss ~
TERMS OF SALE-The purchaser NAV at. his
option pay the whole purchase money in
cash, or one-thfrd in hand and the balan e. in
six and twelve months, with interest IN lien
s.t-,or., ftH .g u +. r. ARMSTRONG
6us0-lu IE!L ts4 IN Agent.
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MARKETS. markets for the past
two weeks have improved considerably
and the attendance from the country
has been steadily increasing. The sup
ply of vegetables is abundant, and
prices have materially declined. There
is also a considerable come down in the
price Of eggs. In beef there is no change
although the supply is ample, and the
quality somewhat improved. A decline
in prices would be very acceptable to
consumers; who cannot see any good
reason why the present rates should be
continued. Fruit is scarce, particularly
apples, which are selling unusually
high. Melons have just began to make
their appearance in market, and are
bringing good prices, but as the season
advances they will decline. The follow
ing were the rates yesterday morning
at the Second Ward market:
BEEF-Steal1 zoe per pound.
Steak d Roast 15c per pound.
Boiling pieces 1Oc per pound.
PoRK--15 a zoe per pound. 7F =.
SAUsAGE-2Oc per pound.
LARD-25c per pound.
MUTToN-l2a 18c per pound,
LAMB-l5 a20c per pound.
CHICKENS per pair.
BUTTER-25c per pound.
EGes-121xc per doz. T. q g I'd g q j.
Corn MEAL-2Oc per peck. ~
CoRN=-60c per bush. ..
OATs-6Oc per bush.
SoRGHUM-25c per quart.
PoTAToEs-2Oa Csc per peck.
TOMATOES per peck.
Fl SNIoNs-2 punches &c; Soc per peck.
BEETs-3 punches for 1Oc.
BEANS per peck.
CARBAGE-5c per head.
CoRN-10c per doz. ~ 49, +
CUCUABERs- 1Oc per doz.
APPLFIs-5 per peck.
PLUMBs- per peck. teis :ss
PEACHEs-$4p per bush. s'l--
ELDERBERR1Es-5Oc per bucket.
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WHEELING is famous for her manu-
facturies of Iron, Glass and the Excel
Sior Baking Ponder. The last is now a
great family institution! We are send
ing it north, south, east and west! II
makes light bread and light hearts
wherever it goes.
Manufactured and sold by T. II, Lo-
gan, d Co., and Logan, List g Co.
wholesale and retail druggists, Wheel
ing. l'Et' 'a" aug.1-wd&w.
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BROKE HIS .ARAr.-A son of Captain
Thos. H. Reed, fell from n horse yester-
day afternoon, fraoturing his arm near
the wrist. DR.. Kisner was called in and
soon set the fractured limb. At last
accounts the little fellow was getting
along finely.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. months since
Capt. Daniel Sheets of the Sixth Caval-
ry was dismissed from the service. A
full investigation of lthe charges has
resulted in reinstating the Captain and
an order has been issued for his honor
able discharge. q .I..
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sly MPTOMS: .r
.OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are at first very
they, have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the changes of temperature In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becom-
Ing thick and adhesive As the disease be-
comes chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed
Off. The SecretionS are offensive causing a bad
breath the voice is thick and nasal, the eyes
ore weak; the sense of the smell is leSSened or
Destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important SYMPTOM OF
Catarrh is that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning of thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen down from the head
during the night, When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
arreSting it. :
e. The above are but few ofthe many Cata1rh
Symptoms. =
A single BOTTLE Will last q mOntIl-fO
be used three t1mes "a dav
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FARM FOR SALE.-A valuable farm
in Marshall county is offered for sale
this morning in our. advertising col
lumns.
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent TOJ'
of pleasure finds that he has imbibed u
seeds of this painful disease, it too often bl.
pensthat an ill-timed sense Of shame, or dFeSi
of discovery, deters him from applying T.
those who, from education and reSpeciattT,
can alone befriend him, delaying till lheF
stitudonal symptoms of this hOnid dies
make their appearance, such asulCeratet si'
t;i0oRt, diseased nose, nocturnal pains IN W
mead and limbs, dimneSS of sight, deane'
nodes on the Shin-bOnes and arms, blo'che
on the head, face and eXtremities, progreSSSini
Nth frightful rapidity, till at last the paIait
Of the mouth or the bones of the nose TALL II
and the victim of this awful disease become
q horrid object of commiseratIon until deal
puts a period to his dreadful sufierings, y
sending him to "tl1at undiscovered eouhu.
from, whence no traveller returns" E,
It is a melancholy fact that thouslllus 7! u
victims to this terrible disease, owing 70 u
unskinfulness ofignorRnt pretenders, Who,I
the use of that Cteddlu poison, Mercury, i !It
the constitution, and make the residue Oh III
miserable
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CITY Observation-Disclosures effort will be
made to hold meeting of the City
Council this evening when it is hoped
there will be members enough present
to make n quorum. Half-past seven
o'clock is the hour of meeting.
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EXPENSES PER QUARTER

SPECIAL Notwithstanding to be absent
from the 18th inst. to Aug, 10th, application
may be made in the interval to Hon. c. D.
n hubbard, President, or to j. E. Wilson, ESQ,
Secretary Board of Directors = = lfvh0.ff
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GRAND MILITARY BALL AT CUMBER-
LAND.-On Monday the Fifth United
states Cavalry gave ball ut Cumber-
land, complimentary to General Emory,
and othermilitary officials stationed at
that point. 1t was got up in splendid
style and conducted in manner highlv
cred1table to all parties connected with
the affair. The magnitude ofsthe affair
may be Judged from the fact that aShall
one hundred feet long by forty feet
in width was erected for the dancers.
Also promenade arbor, composed of
evergreens, three hundred feet long and
illuminated by two hundred Chinese
lanterns. The elite of Cumberland were
all present, and the festivities were kept
up until the wee sma' hours. Not a sim
gle incident occurred to mar the har-
mony and enjoyment of the party. The
refreshments were furnished by Mr..
Crozier, of Cumberland. The music
was under the superintendent of Mr..
Thomas Cockayne, of this city. IT,.
.,f.f --f
SUNDAY SCHOOL PIc-N1C.-The Fourth
street, the Island, and East Wheeling
Sabbath Schools of the NJ. E. Church,
united yesterday in joint Picnic ex-
cursion to Lockwood's Grove. The ex-
cursionists chartered the steamer Mem
State 4. and left the wharf about eight
o'clock in the morning, and returned
at six o'clock in the evening. All who
participated express themselves I,ipblv
delighted with the trip. The day WINS
beautiful and avervtlJiy n VI, s,.,l = a, :.
the most agreeable manner. We heard
of humorous incident connected with
the party. An elderly gentleman, and
great friend of the Sabbath Schools
accompanied them; after enjoying him
self heartily, he laid down in the shade
to rest, and fell into sound sleep. A
coroner's jury. was empaneIed, and an
other OH elderly citizen acted as foreman.
Inc inquest was completed and the YER.
G o1c ABOUT to- be rendered, when the
sieePeE5i s% Is, and put stop to further
DGE &. Tit-ztiat - II s1 |
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, lTAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bya cerr
practice INDUCED in. when alone, a habit Il
quently learned from evil companions, O.
school, the effects of which are nightly 4
even when asleep, and if not cured, rend
marriage impossible, and destroys both mi
and body, should apply Immediately.
What 9 pity that a young man, the hope
his country, the darling Ofhis parents, sliu,
be snatched from all prospects and emf
mentS OF life, by the consequences Of dev
ting nom the path of nature and indnlgi
In certain secret habit. Such persons MTr
before COMMUNICATING
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e 'PA1D, OFF.-The Seventh Cavalry was
paid off yesterday and the greater por-
ton of the men left last evening on the
steamers New State and Beulah for
their homes in the. Kanawha Valley.
During their stay in this city~the men
of this regiment have behaved in the
most exemplary manner, and have not
so far as we are informed, given our
citizens or authorities the slightest
trouble or Inconvenience We consider
this as the very best evidence of their
good conduct in the field. - l.
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Wheeling Female IN College,

WHEElIANGs w. VA. .;-f.r
THIS, 1EST1TUTION, CHARTERED
recently reOTganized under a new Board of
Directors, will be opened as n collegiate 1nsti-
tute on the first Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho
tFPpn rGgI1dX{ RENTED and newly furnished
In the lfberality of its ARRANGEMENTS. in the
extent and eomppehepsiveness of its course
OF study, In its methods of tuition and gov
efFntnenE aH4 m the ability and experience of
upon its being first-class seminary!
laying had many years experience in con-
quoting leading Educational institutions in
the Eastern and Middle States, feel assured
That with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest coo operation. of the citizens of Wheeling
extend to young ladies all the facilities for an
accom- plished education to be, found outsId
OF our eastern metropolitan cities
It affords me the highest satisfaction TO be
aole TO announce the engagement OF n CORPS
OF teachers of. distinguished ability, expe-
Renee and reputation, ~ T-Tt5E
e A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be orpnnized
AZ an early day, having especial reference to
the preparation of young ladies for the bust
A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT will be
oPened for such Misses as are too young to
enter the collegiate.
The institution will be conducted ,1no,1
Protestant, but not upon denominational
principles the leading churches of this Vicini-
Y, me Methodist, the, Presbyterian and the
Fl EP1scopalian, being represented in the Facul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUIToN-First Preparatory, So; Second
Preparatory, 81; First ColIegiate, IS; Second
Latin, French, German, or other Language, IS:
Etperimental Sciences, 50 extra, each; Draw
Ing, g; Paintingin Oil, $40; Pastel, $40; Cray
on, s.; MUSIC, on Piano, SO; Use OF fnstru-
ment, $2 so Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, ID and Sd
quarters, SO cents each quarter. 80 :
o. b0ARD--S45; Fuel and Lights, IS; Washing,
night, $37 so; Fuel and Lights, 81 sTTEF
Bills both for tuition and board payable in all
cases at the commencement of the quarter
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. lst and al riI 18th
~ - L. G. EOONfIS, A. NJ. NJ. D.,
July u, 1855. .'tt.aa President.
SPECIAL NoT1CE.-Having to be absent
from the 18th inst to Aug. 10th, application
e 3 hubbard, President, or to j. E. Wilson, Esq.
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body ara III
most necessary requisites to promote comm
bal happiness. Indeed, without these, fi-
journey through life becomes a weary ri.
gTimage: the prospect hourly darkens to the
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with d.
pair and filed with the meIanchoIy Tefss
tfon that the happiness of another beenlss
bliphted with orr own
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Gdlil.f!:atinnal.
+, Cd tsT.s!vINCENT's
Classical. & 8 Mercantile College
WHEELING, W. VA. 2

DISHOP WHELAN TRUSTS THAT THE
- success of his efforts in behalf of female
e fST6 VII nm At 2nee to the
and young men, which he hopes to mike all
that is desirable as a school for youth
The modern languages Will be taught by
gentlemen to whom they are vernacular and
who will afford to the pupils occasional OPP
portunities Of learning by practice and con-
instruments and apparatus MS may eltieiGate
While they give interest to the studies ofNat-
4Ial PhiloSoPhX ,, Chemistry, Surveying and
ing and PenmanShip will be Superintendent
by an eminent accountant
me school Will be open to the public, but
only Catholics will be received as boartlers,
unless for special reasons exception be made
The discipline will be strict, and be enforced
by the dismissal of the inSuborlinate.
Payment will alwasy be required in Advance:
for the day-schOlalS, quarterly; in the case
OF noatdeIs, 1or {he halt-sesSlon; and the fig
terms. If from the neglect of parents or
other causes payment is delayed, an addition
Of ten per cent. to the cash prices will cOnsti-
tute the regular charges of the College. No
deduction Will be made for absence or fOTSre-
moVall when a quarter or halEsession has
been, commenced, except in case of. sickness
;: "a TERMS: (wHEN PAID IN ADvASCE1
Board, including lights, fuel, bed and sd
bedding, for the scholastic year of44
washing and mening linen ~ ~
stationery per quarter fronl.,.. so cts. to 90
Medical attendance per 'quarter............ l so
Tuition, l s class, per quarter, llweeks. 10 %
C 55Gfh q " Ea. Z GO
{" az az Is r.. 81 s 90
EXTRA CHARGES, PER QUARTER, CWIIEcN PAID
..-r.- . e IN lADVAECE,l = .sifg
French, German, italian or Spanish, per
DraWin ft DER GO GO
Use of Phiiosophical and C6emicai.' An. W
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80 81 A.fap 2g6IE.I0N q Z
valuable Real Estate for Sale


IT WILL OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE
lsJnndl Dir 10 FIsyilsE = zAA ~
; M N = pH g August -, 1895,
heaopth forth ca, part of lot No. sl28. with
the III ltEsESSIQ Dry STORE ROOM ON the
same, situated on the eaSt side of Market
Square in the lSe6ond Wdfd;; LaIs6 the sollth
haIf OF lot Mo- lbs, situated 6hI thE east side
the dWe4fng hereon, cont irlins seven rooms
and g kitchen, In case the ,pfapeSty aE2ye
named is1not sofd Ut priVats sal betoTe the
18th day of August next, I will, on that day
at 40 aQlaekSq offer tile same at pubic SAFE at
the. front door of the Court HoHse, Of Ohio
county. = 80 =, n, RICHARDSON.
For Sale Hoase and Lot.
EffIHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
81 IhisHouse and E6tof Ground situate don
the Rikei1 1lanileS east ofSt! GlahsvAle:1 The
house Is frame, one and a half stories, con-
tanning six rooms, There is ana excellent
wen 81 water IN the yard; q good stable and
lout-houses. There IRE all kinds OF fruit on the
lot;of the very best qua ~ For further in
formation enquire on the premises
. augS-1wSIay sd ifHtiJ3i tI.tS. F1NNEYs
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0lneQtQEeLI ine11re1-
alII8lU HKTlI0RNING, AUGUST 10.


q 2'E Cry Look Or. The IeCk7up is new
4rslI feature in the police arrantSements OF
~ a9our city, and is now about ready for
2i5's the reception of those indiyid nals. who
-, may require q nights lodging to pre-
,l.sr 4, mare them forjan interview with Judge,
81. GOOD. young bloods, fast men, bull
@i-i's4s lies, rowdies, precoci0ps youths and
such other characters astake advantage
of the evening and night to indulge in
iaH practices pref dfcial to the peace and
good order of society, Will be furnished
Z. with cheap entertainnaent in this model
lodging house. It is located in the
basement of the court house, and will
I'd be complete in all it's appointments; Ii.
Guiding wristbands for those who may
require such ornaments. In addition
to to the large reception room, sixeIe-
z2ai ~ CANT sleeping apartments are provided
s5i for guests who may favor the house
~ with their patronage. These chambers,
which are about six by twelve feet, are
very secure and afford the ledger ample
protection against burglars, pickpock7
cts, or thimble-riggers! The doors,and
ro4 windows are very handsome and we'll
adapted to give light and ventilation.
They are made of bars of beautiful
iron, artistically arranged so as to adj
NIT light and air and at the same time
exclude nfeddlers or thieves from in n.
truding on the privacy of the occupant
of the room. There is one feature in
the policy of the establishment which
is entirely different from that of ordin-
ary lodging houses. In the lookup
the landlord carries the keys of the bed
chambers instead of the tenants. This
may not be popular with some, but we
and advantage of the plan. And we
have no doubt of the success of this
hotel. Guests who may require other
refreshments than lodging.will find the
Harder well supplied from the city basin.
Since writing the abovegwe have as
certained that the lookup is entirely
completed, and Mr.. John Bellville, the
Deputy Sergeant, who has been APP
a. pointed Warden, took possession yes
terday evening; so that from that date
the lookup will be devoted to the uses
provided for by the ordinance in rela-
ton thereto. That class of offenders
liable to arrest who are guilty of any
breach of the peace, or similar offense
duringa recess of the court, will be
confined in the lookup until the court
is again in session, or such time as the
Judge may order the offenders to be
DOB brought out for a hearing.
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The Sense ofTaste and Smell Restored.


ENOR CENTURIES CATARRH HAS DE-
H. tied the skill of Physicians and surgeons.
No medical work contains prescription that
will eradicate 1t. Nothing save Dr.. Goodale's
remedy will break it up, radically destroying
the possibility of n relapse. .
III, No form ofS9tarTh can Withstand its search-
forded such immediate relief, or gave such
universal satisfaction: ~ u
It penetrates to the very seat of this disease
and exterminates it, root and branch forever.
From The ". 2. Commercial Advertiser.
Hay ROSE, AND PERIODIC CATARRH-
Dr. r. Goodale's Catarrh Remedy and mode of
treatment, not only affords the greatest re-
llet IN every variety of Catarrh, but It extfn-
cuisines the disease forever In all its types and
st9ges. Every one speaks well of it. - -
- Pr1ce LOO per Bottle. Send a stamp for Dr.
Goodales New Pamphlet on Catarrh, Its per
1ect mode of reatmenta and rapid cure Infor-
matlon OF priceless yalue-send or call at once
c. Z: PARKER, Sole Agent, rs Blocker st.
New-Yorl1. - 3 u. - $500 fT7-ESf N'''
BgFor sale by 7. n. LOGAN & CO. and
LOGAN, LIST & CO., Wheeling.
nov28-1yd&w
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70 "eTCUTY OF NOISeOUS Or
DR. johnston

Membec Of the Royal College of surgso,
nent Colleges in the United Stats '', o en- =,
greater part of whose life has beer, sn r.aT u
the hospitals of London, Paris PHuNSs,Dn,;;
and elsewhere, has effected some Of the p,a
astonishing cures that were ever know INV
many troubled with ringing in the head M
ears when asleep, great nervoUsneSs ;"I Es u,
alarmed at sudden sounds baShfnlneSS MI
frequent bluShing, attended sometimes MI
arrangement OF mind, We're cured imme