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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-11-24
DENTISTS.

C. n. HIcKOK G. MlNNIcH, Ji'-
DENTISTS, BEDFoRD, PA.
il Office in The Bank BaildiHg, ,Jsti0nq Street.
All operations pertaining to Surgical or Me-
formed and warranted TERMS CASH.
ianf'f5-lY.
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II w. GROUSE & CO.,
II. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TOBACCONISTS.
One door west Of the Post Office, above Daniel
Borders jewelry store, Bedford Penn'a, are now
prepared to sell By wholesale retail all kinds Of
Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff.
Orders for Cigars promptly filed Persons de-
sLHng anything in their line win do well to give
them a call
Bedford, Oct. 20, 'e5.
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A CHINESE BOY, who was learning Eng
hsh, coming across the passage in his Tesla
ment, We have piped unto you andye have
not danced, rendered it thus: We have
toot, toot to you, what's the matter you no
jump.
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Jrqfessipaal 4 business Cards.
ATTORNEYS A All LAW.
rnHN PALMER.

Attorney at law, Bedford, Pa.
win promptly attend to all business entrusted to
his care.
VA Particular attention paid 70 the collection
Of Military claims. Office on Juliapna ST. nearly
opposite the Mengsl House,l june2S, '65dy
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CONSTANT oonpanionshin is notepjoyable
any more than constant eating is a possibill-
ty We sit too long at the table Of friend
ship when we out t-slt Cur appetites for each
other thoughts.
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RATES OF ADyERTISINGT
An advertisements for less thar 8 months 10
one half additional. All resolutions "a Associa-
ton, communications Of limited or stindiEidnal
interest and notices or marriages and deaths, cx
ceeding five lines, IG cts per line. All legal not
ces Of every kind, and all Orphans Court and
other Judicial sales are required bylaw 70 be pub
Hshed in both papers. Editorial Notices Is cents
per liEe. All Advertising due after Erst insertion.
liberal discount made 10 yearly siyerti5ers.
xnn~+NerA n thr
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BIZ t. B. READ.
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Till the great, celestial army,
Stretching far beyond the poles,
Became the eternal symbol
Ofthe nightly march of souls.
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PIttsburgh Live SOCK SIarI,e,.

FITISBuRGH, Nov. IL.
The market during theweek contains
ed an ample supply of the various de
scrptionS. The market seemed weak.
Buyers generally were disposed to hold
OIL for lower prices as usual. The princi-.
palinquiry was for good fat cattle whilst
other kinds were neglected. The new
rates by the Pennsylvania Railroad
have gone into effect, the advance to
Philadelphia and Baltimore being ten
cents per cwt., and to New York fifteen
cents. These are what are termed the
winter rates. These rates will no doubt
cause saleS to be made in this market
instead of being forwarded East. TAX
ing Tart weeks rates as criterion for
cattle, tho figures exhibit a decline.
The principal purchasers were the
,butchers, who seem to have lain in an
abundant supply. Below will be found
the sales that came under our notice:
Hoas-Seemed to be neglected. The
fact that packers have not vet entered
the market Is, no doubt, the principal
cause of the depression. The rates are
considerable above their views. Thew
don't see any money in hogs at the
present rates. They have come to the
conclusion that prices must decline be-
fore packing Will be inargurated in
this district. A few hundred head was
disposed of principally on speculation
at S11a1l 70 per cWt. EerWin d Crllm
sold SOhead, average weight 292 pounds.
at III %. These seemed to be the range.
SHEEP-The market exhibited but
rev changeSstnceo url last and prizes have
been uniform. The sales were restrict
ed to a few hundred head. CITY butchers
being the largest purchasers. Prices
ranged from s. 25a6 so per head. Ker-
win d Crum sold 1TS head. weight a.
pounds, at So so per cwt.
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Moner Mntte,.s q 1,l,.ei......


CINOINNATI, Nov. 17.-There Is noun
usual movement in the money market,
me demand is moderate, but It is fully
as large as could be met. Deposit lines
are comparatively low, and discount
lines are already full. The latter.
especla!ly with the National Banks,
cannot be extended without sales Of 81.
curities, and this manager will not IL
likely to do atpresent low prices for Die
latter. There is, besides, a nervous
feeling In financial circles. and the de
termination of bankers Is to Strengthen
themselves. As matters stand they
Wonld not, even IL able, increase their
discounts. Merchants report falling
on In collections, and under the exist
ing comparative stagnation in the zen.
eral markets, they are not likely 10 iIn-
prove Immediately. With high rates oi
freight on railroad, and reduced values
torproouce, farmers have little fnSit1ce-
ment to sell. This will regulate ihseli
In time, but in the immediate future
embarrassment must be the result. Il
farmers VIII not or cannot sell their
crops, payments of store bills will be
slow and the consumption of goods will
tall OH This and the full resumption
OF river navigation will knock Che
props from under railroad combina-
tionsl but not in time to relieve those
who have run largely into the credit
business and have heavy lines of bills
payable maturing, with large stocks on
hand, in addition, which are deprecia.
ting in value. The war broke mp the
credit business, but, like all other evils,
II TOOK root again; and Notwithstanding
all that has been said about the people
being out of debt, it looms mp formida.
bly, at this time The volume has beer
largely swollen by sales to the South
These foot up large profits, but princf.
pal and gain are all In paper. IN view
OF all the existing circumstances, We
may taking It for granted that there Il
to be no further initiation of the cur.
rency, look for stringent money mar
ket between this time and the LIST o.
january. In our market, as already
remarked, the banks have no money Z
spare, and yet, owing to the warn
weather, there has been little or moth
ing done in the way of packing hogs
Rates of interest range from 10 70 10 PEI
cent. In the open market. The offerings
are scrutinized closely, and undoubteG
names only are salnbla.
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! MN YonK- fInv. n

GNAWs 4ohlI1 nov lie
CoTToN-Firmer and moderate de-
mand, at 81 Doc for middIfnps ChiafIy-
at 50. FLoUR-5@ IOo lower and 6eSI,1S.
$8 109S 30 for extra StRte; Ss9O69 O0 fSs
common to good shipping brands and-
extra r. H o., and 9 O59I1 70 for tTaFie
brands, closing dnlI. WHIsKY-DniI.
and nominal at s. 1902 IS. WHEAT
Dun and 1c lower, at 81 1901 81 for
Sntcago Spring and Milwaukee club;
S7(91 ssh for choice amber NIilwan-
kees and Al for new amber State. RYE
@2uet; western at I 10. BARLEY
Duh at IL orunsound state anGlI I21<
Tor Canada West. BARLEY MAIF-Dull
CoRN-2e better with good inquiry in
part for export; 9O991c for unsound: Oh
9g1c for sound mixed Western. OATs
-Dul and heavy; 46962c for unsounCi
MoLAsSES-Qutet; by auction, 149 hhds
Dtmarara at 5000. PRTRoLEUM-Firm
Sec tor crude; 1000 bbls do. for Deem
Der, sellers option, at 80, refined in
bond quoted at 81. Wo0L@Quiet. Pork
Heavy and lower; $50 E568S for mess.
closing at $50 20 cash, and SIS 25@2S rs
for prime mess; $50 bbls mess, sellers
81 75@SS ., and 800 bbIs new mess for
December and January, sellers option,
IN part at 50 7593S. BEEP-SteaCly at
11C9l4 for plain mess and l49I7 for ex-
ira mess. BEEF H41Ls-In demand.
BAcoN-1n better request; December
ana January, sellers option, at 1917 for
Cumberland cut, and TX for short
ribbed. Cur MEATs-Quiet at 151<9I61<
for shoulders and 1902 for hams.
IARD-Rather firmer, at 24@28X, BUT
TER-HeaHy; 3Ol942c for Ohio: 3S65O
Tor State. CHEESE - Firm at146I9c.
fRETGHTs 10 LTvERPooI@One farthinp
lower for grain.
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Cineinnaff Market.

OANU4N1ENALI1 NOV. Ia !"
Flour dull, without change in prices.
Wheat quiet at 2 O5a2 O8 for choice old
RED, and l0a1 75 for new. Corn steady
at 55a6S for old ear, and shelled at low
es grades. Oats in good demand at 4Oa
~ in elevator. Rye steady al s5 for
prime. Barley unchanged and prices
nominal. Groceries quiet. Small sales
of Linseed Oil at 1 52a1 So. Whisky
dull at o for new. Small sales Of Old
city Mess Pork at 81 90; new is offered
at " Oo; no demand for green meats for
present delivery on account of the mild.
ness OF the weather. Nothing doing in
Bulk Meats or Bacon, and pficeS nom
tnal. Hogs are dull and prices nou1in-
al, at 10 50a11 so, gross, and 13<a133<,
net, market closing heavy under ad.
vices from New York; receipts 4llq
head. Weather mild and pleasant.
Thermometer Sc.
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sqDuaOod..
FympeWY 5,de1e,o,.,,,


Trade Is quiet. The demand for
home-madego goods has subsidized so much
as to allow some accumulation
OF stocks; and prices are, in con-
sequence, less firm. Any great pres
sure to sell necessitates some conces-
sion in price, Brown and bleached
Shtrtngs and sheedngs show a
Drills are not yet In good
supply but are dull and heavy in price,
EE1nts have declined the most heavily.
Inc nigh prices allowed the market TO
y aEGely supplied by imported prints i,
t tILlt n Low the demand has fallen OH, so
Inat tne stock of domestic prints are
accumulattng. The pressure TO sen is
very great, and prices keen declining
almost daily. GinEhams. amer heinz
scarce for long time, are now yerY
abundant, and are heavy in price. In
Woolens also prices are falling. De-
LANES are sluggish OF sale at decline.
FANCY eassimeres are also duh and
heaVy. The clothing trade are tho only
buyers but are buying Mt lower prices.
heaYy beavers and hTOScoWs are in
good request. Cloalkings and coatinRs
are in moderate demand. Satinets are
9pll. imported goods are arriving free
4yY ana stocks are accommodating. Pri-
ces generally lower. British cotton
goods are much reduced, hut stufIs are
more steady. French delaines and me-
Ftnos are very sRIable. Fine black
cloths are wanted. Moscows and Es-
quimau1 are scarce and in good de-
mand at firm prices. Dress silks and
ribbons are dull, and prices favor buy
ers: The war rule of selling for cash Is
still adhered to for the most part, and
sellers are more ready to abate In price
for cash than to get higher prices at
credit, whether short or long. There
Isl however, more pressure to obtain
credit, and large bills could be sold on
Old credits, but the proposition to buy
on credit Is regarded distrustfnlly.
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Osweeo marlxet.

Flour unchanged; sales Of 200 bbls
at 90 for No. spring, 10 so for red
winter, II 80 for white, IL so for double
extra. Wheat steady; sales of 22OO IN
amber Canada at 2 25; 1000 Blu ordinary
white do. at 2 20; 1900 bu choice do. at
2 90, and 1900 bu Milwaukee club on
private terms. Corn firm but quiet,
barley dull but unchanged; sales 5000
bu Canada at IL. Rye steady: sales
1000 Blu Canada at 90. Peas nniat.
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NEw YoRk Nov. 1.-THE Times
special sayHs =,
( Amongst the property capfursd fy
the Federal forces Just before thacIose 81
the rebelltonsWas DRAFT belonging 70
the rebels dated June 12th, 1873. for
three thousand pounds sterling, drawn
by the rebel government on the house
OF Brown Shiplsy a Co., London A
New York Tor eolleetins To-day tIle
Secretary Of the Treasury reSefYeii
official fnteIligencs that the dFRft ma
been paid, netting the sum OF Sl4, 6S3 in
gold, Il -
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Remale Deteetiye.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 17th.-The Thbune,s
special says the government has deter
mined to appoint female detectives for
the purpose of searching supicious
women who are extensively engaged
In smuggling. silks, laces, furs, Dc,
Chief operations are transacted by tbe
way of Grand Trunk Railway. IT Is
supposed that Buffalo is the main demo
STORY for their goods. ~
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COMMISSIONERS Sale.
Alexander Hey1nan.
A. Iaorlng. Admir-. at al

l=@>-AAA%lSt 41eyln4Ahv
A. Loring. Admir-, ct al.
RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
lin ne above entitled cause on the 9th CiaY
o. october, a. ID. 1855, I SlaIl, on SatuIdRY.tFa
ninth day Of December, 1855, at ten O'Clock A,
NJ, proceed to sell at the mont door OF tha
1escttbed property, to witt or a mmcianCy
thereof TO pay the debts mentioned IA me
bills In this cGse: -
st. a house and lot situate on zane's
2nt. A part OF lot No. 70, In Square No. IA
bounded as toLoWc commencing at the north
east coFnerot lot No. IL, on Fifth st, thence
north II feet ON snme street to Rsfnle thence
west ut right angles with Filth street TO tflt,
western boundary, thence with said western
Doundhry the Ike number OF ~ feet to the
north west corner Of said lot No. IL, thence
with DIVISION line between said lots Nos. IL
and u to the beginning.
ID. All that part OF lot No. Il in auuare No
IA on the corner Of Union and Ffffh Streetgl
south OF Union and west Of FifEh StTeets
ath. Also, lots Nos. 9 and 10 In ]. & C,
Standardization.
Als3, Lots Nos. and 8, In square s., in Blu
Also. lot II In ]. 4 @. Ritehie's addition.
Also lot No. in BuenR Vista addition
Also, lot No. u In ]. 4 c. RitchIAa addition.
ana Lot NO 10 In same addition Rs last
,6tn. Also, lot No. % In Buena Vista addi-
Terms Of sale, one third casb. and the rp.,.
due In two equal tnStnIlmenfH n On and
twelve months with interest, or at tile option
OF the purchasers the whole may be paid In
cash. G. L CRAlsAfER
i Is uONt-Ln 81. r-gHa. Commissioner
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PIlnadeInEfn 1Inrl,et.

RHhADEhPHIA, Nov. IL.
= Flour unchanged; extra city mill Mt
SEALS. Wheat steady; new at 2 3Oa2 40,
Corn in good demand: old, go; new 81.
Oats dull at 53a54. Whisky dull at 2 IS.
Petroleum In moderate demand.
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BuHalo MnrIxet.

BUFFALO, Nov. IL.
Flour unchanged. Wheat in light
milling demand; Milwaukee No. /
spring a 1 So; white Canada 2 10. Corn
scarce and firm, at 74ISa75. Oats 831la
43 for unsound to No. / Chicago. Bar
ley-Canada 10. Rye nominal. Peas
Inactive and nominal at / 90. Whisky
quiet and firm. Pork 81 90. -.
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FURNITURE.
Undertaking Business,

TfHlent Of C0FEIlSS o. ~ $50 covered
oYli nldin,s trimmed In the best style, with
henrsa and n lhl attendhnceR Also =
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CllIengo 1InrlIet

1t NatpAeO, NOV. II.
Flour duh. Wheat dull; old declined
DC, and fresh &c; sales No. / fresh at / 10
al g, and old at i 35al 81; No. 2 at / -
al u. Corn firm and steady at 57a57I<
Tor No. 4, and IS for No. 2. Oats quiet.
Provisions quiet. Mess Pork at So 90,
Highwines nominal, Mt 2 o.
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Heavy FRAUDS Discovered
lIore lIexIcnn Nenn.

NEW.ORLEAllS, Nov. 16.-A Browns.
vile Mexican Republican extra of the
It'll inst. announces the capture of Mon
terey by the Liberals, nnder Poveris,-
1t also says that no reinforcements ar.
rived for Brownsville.
. a merchant who arrived here SAYS
that large French force is landing al
The extra says that Gen. Pedro Mem
den had arrived and Joined Corido, be-
lore Matamoras, with 1900 Liberals,
and mad previously surprised the Hy-
china Linasquf, and utterly DESTROYED
the Imperial garrison OF 100 men,
The Liberals claim they cantal<e Mat
amoras when they please.
The Ranchero says:
The Liberals offer four hours plumber
Of Matamoras to any United States
troops at Brownsville, who viii join
them. The Ranehero warns the Fede-
raj commanderto keep sufficient force
attack. 80
The Galveston Bulletin of the 12th
inst. says:
Col. Jones, of Escabedo and staff, were
there rom Brownsville on the sth inst,
Capt. Lincoln of the prfvateer Ala
bama, captured the Imperial transport
North Rio Grande, brought her 10
brownsville and turned her over to the
Federal authorities, who have a guard
Canalo is marching toward Bagdad to
try to capture 1t. Mr.. Jones Is conf
dent that Escabero will die rather than
surrender. ;
: An Imperial gunboat passed up from
Bagdad to AIRtamoraS.
{ The Austin Intelligencer is author
lied by Gov. Wtlkin TO say that he Will
soon issue orders for the election of del
esateS TO the State Convention, to be
held about the 18th of December, and
the Convention to be assembled about
a month after.
The Houston Telegraph, of the 10th
inst, learns that orders have been re-
ceiyed in that State from Washington.
not to muster out any more troops or
sell any government property until
further orders.
The Germans in Texas are preparing
to plant cotton extensively and raise Il
by their own labor, and invite the en-
egratton of their countrymen.
There are no mails yet between New
Orleans and Galveston.
Cotton extremely dull few sales at
5oa52c. Sugar 17a195<c. Molasses 81 is.
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ARare Chance for Investment

FOR SALE,
ONE HUNDRED AlDFIFTY ACRES OF
Inland on SteWRFd's Run, knoWnaS the Cox
Earn, Y miles nom Ellenboro', Ritehie CO..
w. Virginia. z---,
This land 6 situated within the great oil
belt Of West Virginia, In Richie county, and
developments are being successfully made an
Ground Il Good wells or the best lnhrfcatine
oil having been struck within the last fiVe
months, not far nom the land.
Title perfect For further information In
qune OF H. Roaenhetm, PnFlreT8burR, w. Va,
or to the undersigned, In Wheeling, w. Va,
where plotscan be seen At any. time
e STEIN BROS.
Cor. Main and Monroe streets,
~ Oct&I-f ne Wheeling w Va
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NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE CONNER
eiaps Arlington special says:
The position OF Collector of the port
of New York continues to absorb the
attention of the politicians here, The
President has decided that Mr.. Odell
shall retain his present position.
The military guard and Bakers de.
tect1vess have been removed from the
White House, by order of the President.
General Grant received a number of
his friends at his rooms at the Metro
politan to-day.
The Posts special says:
The Government has restored the
Winchester q Potomac Railroad to the
old Company, with all the rolling stock;
long credit Is given.
General Howard returns to Washing
ton tomorrow.
General Logan has signified his ac-
ceptance of the mission 70 Mexico.
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MONTREAL, Nov. 1.-THE murderer
8. Boman, was executed this morning
at 10 O'Clock, In the presence Of about
Ii, coo people.
O'Clock this morning, and seemed re-
signed to his fate
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mngauIEse lIarIZet.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. II.
Flour declined I5a2Oc; sales at 6 75for
spring, extra. Wheat declined 2Ha3c;
sales Mt 3ea1 40 for No. l.. ~
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ST. LouB, Nov. 1.-THE steamer w.
"A: MOhtty was burned at theIower end
OF the leyee last night. She was valued
at so Co., and insured for $50 900.
sunk at Island No. IS ON wednesday,
was valued ut $3.50, 600. No insurance.
Gov. Fletcher has appointed the 18th
Of December, as day. of Thanksgiving
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New York Money ana stock srarlse,,
Nm Xrnn ",

NEW YORK, Nov. II.
MONEY AND GoLD-Money active and
steady at Z per cent. Sterling Exchange
irmer, at 10S3<a1O9 for gold and first
class bills. Gold dull and lower, open-
ing at 147, declining to I463{, and clos
ing at 147.
GOVERNMENT STOCKB-1<@ better:
SOS, coupons, of '62, 1O2; IS OF 81, cou!
pons, 1o594; go, do. of '6I, 1904; 5-2Os,
Is; Treasury 7-SOs g71<.
STooKs- Cumberland 1897; Canton Is:
Martposa lS1z; Erie 82; Mich Southern
56l; Pittsburgh $50; Prairie du CHEN
40O; Northwestern S41S: do. prfl 65I<;
Wayne 104.
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ROOTS a SHOES

d PORTER q SONS ANNOUNCE 10
H. their friends and the public, that their
Eau Stock of Boots and Shoes are now null
and complefe. Theyrespe ctfnlly invite mer-
chants and others visiting our city to give
them call believing they can sen them
goods to better advantage than they can pur-
chase IN Baltimore or Philadelphia, at No.
rs Main stree, Wheeling, W. Va. Is7si.
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ToRoNTO, Nov. 1.-THE Fenian ex-
element Of the last two days has an
Parently disappeared. A general feel
ing o. condolences now prevails that aIl
to prevent IaWless tie6rei atiNns IN
members OF the brotheFi1ood-
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ESssss e 3 ES.sIsaEy dSssaa.


DigeOveRedbyU u 8 ReVenHe ON GER.
Pr HoLE, Pa, Nov. 17.-Wfthin the
past few days the government ofiicials
have brought 70 light facts which show
the most extensive frauds against the
1uternal Revenue Department, Yester-
day the officers seized Wells Nos. N. 81
and 90, three of the largest on the
Thomas Holmden farm. ME Govern
ment claims amount to S16S, 900 dollars,
OF which SIS 600 dollars Is against the
y. 9. Petroleum company, and about
$50, 600 dollars against a large operator
here, who, 1t Il alleged, Last might MADE
all his interest over to q second uaFfy.
The Government has notified theav5 TlerS
Of the working interest in the wells not
TO deliver any more oil to tine %. s.
company until the claims of the Gov
ernment are paid.
There Is much excitement over the
matter, and It Is feared the bottom ~
not yet been reached. ;
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RklAE1AA1LAAA4AI
Dr.. Lee isa graduate OF one Of the leading
medical colleGe8of Cincinnati, Ohio, and has
ESn aS ag spgS IN she ps sn
years, (the last two years OF which has been In
WheelnR land he feels confident that from the
fession during so long and varied pTnctice,
that he VIII be able to satisfy All who may M
vor him with their patronage. Dr. Lee in adj
dition 70 his regIl9 s1 pFactiGe VIII deyote 9
Diseases. Dr.. Lee Is now prepared with m
tha Necessary 5appaFatus for the scientific
medical appttcatt ton of electricity as an auxil-
larry in the Teatment OF many diseases, both
acute and chronic, to Whlchih he would invite
the especial attention OF the AFFLICTED. DR.,
Lee has given manch time and attention 1.-THE
Surgery, and he . now prepared to perform
an the various opera Hons on the Eye, as well
Is to treat al the different diseases Of the
same, In strict accordance with the latest and
emit time.
FSta and Ssea % me ye, T L Live
and M of the Various and painful diseases
WhfcnWomen are subject 20.
Any person Wishing 70 consult the Doctor
either personally or by letter, eontidentially
relying updn his honor 10 preserve their secret
ate and his atIlity @ cure them
Foot, by an opeFlt don which Is attended With
no dan1er, and with bat little pain
Private diseases speedily and permanently
Or. Lee WIN give two hours every WedneS.
day and Saturday afternoons to the treatment
OF those who are unable 70 pay
etnnad, Ohio Prof z. Freeman, Cincinnati
Ohios Prof Edwin Freeman, Cin6fnnnH, Ohio;
l DE-. Robts 8 Newton y. y, City.
who have been cured by me- and my Diplo-
mas can be seen In my otitee. octl6