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The Sheriff and the Widow.

The Port Gibson Herald tells good story.
of which an Alabama Sheriff is hero, as fol.
lows "Court was in session, and amid the
multiplicity of business which crowded upon
him at term time, he stopped at the door of d
beautiful widow, on the sunny side of thirty
who, by the way, had often bestowed melting
elances upon the Slreyiff aforesaid. lie was
admitted, and soon the widow appeared: the
confusion and delight which the arrival of her
visitor had occasioned, set of to greater ad-
vantage than usual the captivating charms OF
the widow NJ. Her checks bore the beautiful
blended tints of the apple blossom-her lips
rescmbled rose buds upon which the morning
dew yet fingered, her eyes were like the quiv-
ers of Cupid, the glances of love and tcnde,-
ness with which they were filed resembling
arrows that only wanted fine beau (pardoli
the pun) to do full execution. After few
common place remarks -a.- .scf
" Madam" said the matter-of-fact Sheriff.
II have an attachments for you" -,...,
A deeper blush than usual mantled ths
checks of the fair widow-with downcass
eyes, whose glances were ceutered upon her
beautiful feet, haN concealed by her flowing
drapery, gently patting the floor, she, with
equal candor, replied
g Sir, the attachment is reciprocal"
For some time the Sheriff maintaired an as.
tonished silence at last he said ati sal
Madam, will you proceed to Court?' p,
Proceed to Court !" replied the lady With
a merry laugh; then shaking her beautiful
head she added, "No, Sir though this is
LEAP YEAR. l will not take advantage Of the
license therein granted to my sex, and there
fore greatly prefer you should PRocEKD ..ro
copRTe ..,. ,,.,, :.
But madam, the Justice is waiting.p -.
- Let him wait; am not disposed to hurry
matters in such an unbcconing manner BE-
sides sir. when the ceremony is performedI
wish you to understand that I prefer minis:
ter to Justice of the Peace" = .-as-,.s,s,
Madam" said he rising from his chair
with solemn dignity. there is great mis-
take here my language has been misunder
stood the attachment of which / she Ak VIVA
issued from the Office of Esquire c.;
commands me to bring you instantly before
him, to answer contempt of Court in dist
beying subpnns in The case 81 Smith rs,
Joues!' .--a c1l 10 sfof7G sEi9ssg
We drop the curtain. IS s-.s, lszfs
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Can there be Harm in Kissing.

The waters kiss the pcbbly shore,
The winds all kiss the hills;
The sunbcams kiss the tulip bud
90 For the odor it distills.
The dew-drops kiss the rose at morn,
The cereus do at eve,
And fern the flower in circling clasp
The mystic beahtc! weave.
The moon beams kiss the clouds OF night,
The stnr-gems kiss the sea-
While shadows, dreamy soft and light
Are kissing on the lea.
The zephyrs kiss the blushing pink
That blooms on beautys lip;
And ruder blasts though chill aud rtld,
Its ruby nectars sip.
Tho winds, the waves, tho budding flowers,
The laughing merry rils, =
Are kissing all from morn TO eve;
And clouds still kiss tho hills
Zen heaven and earth do meet to kiss
Through tears Of sparkling dew
In kissing then, can there be harm1
don't think so--do you7
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County Directory.

Judge Of the Creuii CoGrt-!Ion. JAMES SMITH.
C.sri Of tas Circus! CoIrt--ilURACE RESLEf.
R,Ji.ftr of F,Hs-GED. w. HOOVER.
Sttriy-3ASlL T. GARLlTZ.
S:Gt's .4Hornfy--LiIO. A. TllRuSTOa.
s4retyor-JAAES CHISHOLM, IN.
J.dy" ef :as Crpha"s' Court
J. Il. CANPDELL,
DOUGLAS PERCY,
j. ~ L. Buell.
C~safy Csraa.issiaaAs-
CHARLES RIDGBLY,
gIIJAH FRIEND,
JOHN BELL,
j. II. STALLlEGS,
j. L. TOWSSHESD.
Pxs CsII.eior-s. J.. TOWSSllEND.
Clerk 10 Cenni..i0asr,-JACOD BROWN
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-07-20

ESL Libby Prison is now used as {" SOL
dier's Rest 1t was. but lately Che soldier.
uHrs..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-07-20
GENERAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Pon TuE nLHf.
Express Train, arrives. es...........".-."lllo lor. 4.
" leayeB...................a.. l.1u -
Nail Train crivvy.................... 9.30 A. H
SsaVeb..................... S.9o
yCR rHn West.
Nail Train, 10 r H.
- 40
lxprsm Train, .l6 A. =.
" leaves
CLOSING OP NAILS.
Nail kaH. closes daily, lsrccpt Sunday) $50
An
Kai! Fsn-Tbrough mail closes P. ~. through
and way mail. closes sr.n
Sage for Bsetord leaves daily, (sIcept Sunday,)
a. A. NJ; Mail closes. An
?. n. Mail closes, !. 80 P. N.
Sage for .eom.rI:t. arrives, 5r. Nj leaves, Z A.
~. Nail closes, GA
EYintsons. ssmi- " eek Leaves Tuesday ana
Friday, at ?. Nj Mail cioscs. 1890 ?. 4.
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CITY Governments.

kiyo~-GEORGB HARRISON.
Ee.ssi,,as;-DR. J. J. BRuCR,
]. II. CRCZGN,
GEORGE LOE0,
c. B. SMITH,
II. STiKTLaAA
JOHN YOUNG.
G~+JOHf SCklLLlHti.
4r.i.urr- GEPllARP.
Co!is.tsr-JOiS BOW ARD.
RIltr-GEORGE fLuRShCT2,
RHyh Has.er-ARTHUR McGlRh.
BoAlD Ines.s on tho hrst Monday Ia each r.t
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y ALTIMOHE i OHIO RAILROAD

- ALTIMOHE i OHIO RAILROAD
Or Asu Ayrxa SovANDnn 9th 1854. ..
TWO Trough IRA ms.
Nail Train Leaves Baltimore ~ 300 a. Ia.
Cumbd i S.93 P. TN.
Arrives at VI heeling $50 .. N.
DAILY except Sundays.}
Express Train Leaves Baltimore 90 m.
" " Cunb'1 7.7b q. u.
Arrives NJ heeling s.io y. IN.
(Dsi!y.l
Nail Train Leave. n hecns 81 io.lop.m.
a. - - Cumb'd At S.<5 y.
Arrives at Baltimore o.<s ?. "A.
DAILY eIcep: Sundays.j
Express Train Leaves Wheeling ll.9o q. m.
3" ~ Cumb'd l.70 p. m.
Arrives at Baltimore $40 a. m.
Through tickets for all tho principal cities North
and West Of .as Ohio Riror, may be procured al
thls Office.
L. c. BHilL. Agent.
Cumberland Station, Hsv. T. 1864. IL
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IMPORTANT ORDER.


The following important order, aboiishing
the Military Governorship Of Alexandria, has
Just been issued by Gen. Anger: /
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH
INGToN, 2od Army Corps, July 18th, 1866
Special Orders, No. 1917. I.--Briga6ier Gen.
John p. Slough, U. S. Vols. having been re-
lieved from duty at Alexandra, Va, the Office
of Military Governor of that place is hereby
abolished, and Brevet Brigadier General H.
H. Wells. Provost Marshal General, Defences
South of Potomac, is charged with the preser
walton of good order, under the direction OF the
District Commander.
The records of the Office will be packed and
forwarded TO these Headquarters; each pack
age bearing definite label, describing its con-
tents. sss-ss.--..s $3.50. {.
H. Captain B. q. Gale, Assistant Adjutant
General, U. s. Vols, and Capt. T. K. Church,
Assistant Quartermaster, (after disposlng OF
all the funds and public property in his pos
session, under the instructions of the Chief
Quartermaster of the Department. will, under
the provisions of General Orders NO. LOG, cur
rent series War Department, AdJutant Gen.
erals office, June 9, 1865, proceed to their re-
the Adjutant General of the Army.
III The Soldiers Rest at Alexandra will
be turned over to the Commissary Department
soon as the enlisted men now held are dis
posed of, and the troops on duty there will be
returned TO their proper commands.
By command OF Major General Augur.
r. CHANDLER,
Assistant Adjutant General
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, JeIy $, 1866
Jay Cooke & Co. fasnish the following quo,

THE STATE PRISONERS AT E5RTRESS Mon
soE.-The Fortress Monroe correspond ent I'd
The Philadelphia Inquirer wnDes, Jul Y 9th,
that the State prisoners We're Kept As loseit
guarded from view OH the fia.ss dssy Ole Their
incarcer alton, notwithstanding the ridi culos,s
stories continually set afioat, as to certain
favored persons having mad q, glimpse O f Jeff
Davis, &c Ii is matter of tAs creates drifll
Guilty ho cEaina pass to,enteE' the fort Passes
Ito enter Fortress Monroe are issued by Gem
J Miles, a mol by hsm alone They are charity
granted. Urgent andimportant business is the
ionly claim, recognized and ii within the fort
the he ldar of the pass isas thr as ever ofseang
JEFF. Tdat much oxeted. privilege is sizlply
unob tainahe.
: Glenn, Clay is still allowed his outdoor
exercises, under the surveillance OF the officer
of the guard and two armed sentries. Ciay
greatly enjoys these walks, and they doubtless
are very be.seficiaL to his health, which was
failing FIST ffOm his close confinement. 1t was
on the grounds of absolute necessity that these
outdoor exercises: of Clay were permitted by
General Miles. They will be continued while
they are deemed efileacious in preserving the
prisoners health and life.
Mitchell. is, II anything, more morose than
ever. He strides, mp and down his cell In his
bare feeS. He has excellent shoes nsistockings
at his disposal, hut he will not wear them
Bare-tOOted he walks to and fro in his case
mate, his brow contracted and aasneer upon
his lips. He snaps out an occasional abusive
or in-natured remark His health continues
good
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DHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER.
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER
NEW YORK AND MASSACHUSETTS CIDER
PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS

desise TO cailthe attenticaof Suffers and othsrs
in the xisirity OF Washington and Georgetown, D.
G., to tho fact that have constantly on hand ssp.
ply Of the above enumerated articles
Those wishing to purchase ON the most advsata.
geous terms invited TO call at my
and examine the goods. xfIE y
Upon timely notice, will deliver the articles
purchased In any part Vt Washington or George.
town. RILEY A. SHINN foN-
Union Bottling Depot, No 81 Greene street.
je3-lm tChron.l Georgetown, D C..
NOTICE -For sale $50 setts Of . ana horse sec.
and BRIDI.ES. Apply TO II. s. JOHNSTON No
a3 Pennsylyania avenue, between. ~ and 9th
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHT Owes
health and yigor to the frame and bloom 70 the
pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms and if no treatment is submit.
ted to- Consumption, Insanity or Epileptic Fits
: ehs9e, mar a.6m 1
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Affairs in Georgetown.

EXAMINATION OF PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The
usual examination of the Public Schools, pr
cedmg the end of the school year, was co.,
menced on Thursday, according 70 the plan OF
the Board of Guardians, with the Male Prima-
~ No. ], Miss Hanna, teacher,) and will be
continued daily until Friday next, when the
premiums will be distributed at the New Mar
ket Hall
Male Primary No. numbers 65 scholars, OF
whom IL were absent Thursday the exami-
nation was conducted by the teacher and Ut
G. IL. Cragin, in the presence of several mem
bers of the Board of Guardians, lady teachers
of other schools, and friends of the scholars.
Considerable proficiency was exhibited by some
of the classes, but the bad conduct of a few
scholars called forth a merited reproof from the
examiner, DIR. Cragin. One of the scholars
elected from the school for improper conduc'
at the examination. There is much, however,
in favor of the school, and the teacher is spoken
highly of by scholars and their parents. -
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET-Flour--De
mand limited to supply the local trade. ou
pers-none in market; quoted nominaily o.
1928. Extras, IS to SS.25. Wheat-Good feu
S17OaS1.75. White Sl75aS2. Oats-A 'H' o.
about 5000 bushels sold at 20 cents.
PORT OF owN.-Entered-Stean
+. G. Knight, Mason, N. Y. Cleared-Scnrs.
G. Dennis, Nicholas. Providence; ID. Cox, COX
Smithfield; Artie Garwood, Godfrey, Jersey
City. Katie Scranton Dayton, Hudson. Anna
Virginia, Lewis Bait; A Townsend. Joy, Jer-
sey City. Steamer Baltimore, Lewis, n: l.
Boats +. Boyce, Anderson, Nanjemoyi L. Gar
roll. Clark Mattawoman.
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THE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter,
for sale, and in wrappers ready for the mails,
containing the Findings of the Court in the
Conspiracy Trial; the death warrants of Mrs.
Surratt, Payne, Herold and Atzerodt; the sem
fences of Mudd, Arnold, O'Laughlin and
Spangler; the preparations of the condemned,
and all the preliminaries for the execution;
full account of the celebration of the National
Anniversary in Washington and other cities;
the Gettysburg ceremonies; public school ex-
aminations several columns of foreign, mill
tary, and naval intelligence; all the local news;
literary, domestic and agricultural miscellany,
and the latest Geographic dispatches from all
quarters.
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LOCAL NEWS.
LOCAL NEWS.
THE MARY HARRIS TRIAL.
PROCEEDINGS THIS AFTERNOON.
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
INSANITY THE PLEA OF THE IsE
FENCE.
ARGUMENTS OF JUDGE HUGHES AMI
MIR. VOORHEES,.

Ihe testimony in this case was concluded
this afternoon, ard, the argument foc.the de.
fence commenced, Judge Hughes one ofNiss
Harris counsel, pleading in her behaH on the.
grounds of insanity.
Mrs. Woodbridge, sworn.-Witness was &C.
quainted with the deceased, who oeounied an
ado ming desk, and recollects on the day, cS
the occurrence that the prisoner cane to the
door, opened it and looked in. Burroughs was
sitting writing at his desk. ... 90:
By Mr.. Bradley.-She appeared. excited, IS
if she was eager to some one. Witnes !
was impressed that she wanted anse one, ana
wanted. SOC 80 - !
Assistant District Attorney WILSON remarked
that the objection to the question of MT. Brad
ley to Mr.. Nc Cullough was thasit called foran
expression of opinion. 1t was the jury's prays-
ince to find the state Of mind at the time OF the
commission of the act, and therefore the oFdi-
nary opinion of a witness was not admissible
Inasmuch as disease was the question to be de-
ternined, physicians were the experts The
mere opinion of witnesses. who saw the IRIS
oner, was not admissible unless he was an ex.
pert. and the present witness was not one.
Judge Hughes said it was not proposed to-
| ask If she was insane OF not, but his opinion
Co1ceding, that the general ar rule as laid down
| and he quoted from authorities TO. show that
| the question was admissible. The. ina niry
here Is, What is the rule here undes the law,
! of Mary land Onthe Sickles trial, I'm this Ms
| trict, one Of the witnesses. (Rs J. Waiker, J
after making his statement as to facts was per.
| mitted 10 give his opinion as to the sanity OF
| the accused. 10 + I" lll:
IT. MIR. Bradley, stated that the objection was in
! direct opposition to the practice here, In the
| Travers case this question was settled. 1t " as
against all rule 70 exclude the conclusions of ,
] witness after he made his statement of far. J
This ruling was very familiar here, apa rso,
from authorities to show that witness mo,
give his conclusion from the facts, even If
Il witness is not ap expert. The quesJ ON In,
/ been settled at this term of the CIV - :, ~
case Of Hypolite, and stated that D ,s nractin
was prevalent In eleven States Of the Unisn.
Judge Wylie said that evideu-ce of this Gin
is admissible AS general thing parties Wh
nave an opportunity 70 torw an opinion, thong
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o + = &c I A l. f.
AspREw JOHNSON,

AEDREw JOHNSON, -
President of the United States of America.
To all schom 1t may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that JOAQUIN DE PALMA has been ap-
pointed Vice Consul OF Portugal at Savannah,
Georgia, do hereby recognize him as such,
and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, as are AZ
lowed to Vice Consuls by the law of nations or
by the laws of the United States, and existing
treaty stipulatons between the Government OF
Portugal and the United States
In testimony whereof, have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal of the
United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Wash
ington, the 18th day of June, A D., 1865,
IL. ST. and Of the Independence of the United
States of America, the S9th.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
BY the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD Secretary of State.
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TRANSPORTATION OF REFUGEES

Major General Howard, Commissioner of the
Freedmen's Bureau, has issued the following
circular
WAR DEPARTMENT, Breau Of Refugees,
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, Washington,
June 6, 1s6J.-Circular No. 9-Whereas, it is
reported officially that large number of desti
tute refugees, taking ad Vantage of circular No,
5, from this bureau, having been transported
South, against their interest, to places where
it is extremely difficult TO obtain food. and in
most cases impossible to do so except when
provided by military authorities:
II is ordered, That hereafter no transporta
tation be granted TO refugees except where hui
mainly evidently demands it, and then ONLY
by the express order of the commission OF this
pufea"' 4ra.or ueneraI and Ca amwARp.
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THE RAM STONEWALL

Secretary Seward has received information
to the effect that the Spanish Government WILL
without delay, Issue orders to the Captain Gen
erai OF Cuba directing the delivery OF the rebel
ram Stonewall, now at Havana, TO the United
States authorities.
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TO Re MUSTERED OUT.

We learn that about $50 Major and Brlgadier
Generals, now on detached service IN various
places throughout the United States, VINO nave
been having an easy time generally, are snort
ly TO be mustered out of service, and the PIE
s,,a3 nv officarS xrbn ho,. LES
slant field service seen con-
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CoSF TO NEW YORK

Mr.. Clarence Seward, Acting Assistant Sec
retary OF State, has gone 10 New York on Wis.,
il He will be absent about week or ten
DAYS - ff- --t- ~ --t-s. -Etl4t.
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~ One of Hazards powder mills exploded
at HaZardville. Conn, on Wednesday, utterly
destroying the building and contents. Two
men employed in the mill at the time We're
horribly mangled.
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6; r.. ..f- ARTILLERY CAMP
All OF the field artillery about Washksston
including about forty batteries, is to he for1nod
into camp near Bladchsburg, under TIC com J
mand of Major General Hunt.
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GENERAL SLOUGH

This officer, late military Governor OF Alex
andria, Va. has been ordered 70 Denver City
Colorado Territory
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ppgsIpENT JOHNSON

PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
There is marked improvement IN the health
of Presiden, johnson, who was in attendance
at the Cabinet meeting yesterday. II is ex-
pected that he Will be able 10 receive visitors
on Monday, .- *.
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I UMBERl LUMBER!! LUMBERlll

invite attention TO my very large stock Of
Ii NJ B Z r
of all kinds, comprising in part
A, Ga and "a White Pine Cuttings, Selects AMI
Panel
Eastern Shore Hemlock and Spruce Stills, Joist,
Scantling, sc.
Eastern Shore White Pine and Spruce Flooring.
"A Hemlock, Eastern Shore and Spruce.
White Pine and Cypress Shingles, Laths and Pick
cts.
Hickory. Ash, Oak, Poplar and Walnut.
Dressed Lumber of various thicknesses and quail
titles always on hand and under cover.
All of the above can and will sell at prices a. low
If not lower. than can be had in Washington.
- Special inducements offered to large cash pur
chasers L. EDW. CLARK,
Lumber Dealer,
Virginia ave, bet. 9th and 10th SITS. east,
10 30-lwt Navy Yard.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AND lay
ING WATER MAINS

o,f HSadqgsrtsrs Dspaqggmss, Of We1isgt9n,
Washington d. c., July 3, 1875,
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until TUESDAY. 18th of July, at IL o clock noon
Water Main, from intersection of Penna. avenue
and I'd street east on Capitol Hill, to Sherburne
Further information can be had by applying at
this office.
Ing anu ia' ing "''et c66 f NJ. LUDiSSToN
jy 6-td Chief Q, NJ. Department of Washington.
GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES.
Chief Quartermaster's Office, Bspos Of Tash,nston.t
Washington, u. e., july I, 1855 {
There is on hand at this depot, for sale, about
Is 900 sets of United States Harness, consisting OF
l43 Single sets of lead horse harness
s+se - lead mule :.
sef = - lead horse Ambulance Har IDEAS
AZ Single sets of wheel horse Ambulance II irness
This harness has been used in the public service,
but is still serviceable for road and farming pur
= Sealed proposals invited for it's purchase in
Proposals must plainly state what kind of harness
is bid for, whether wheel OF lead mule or hoIse,
and for ambulance harness; whether wheel or lead
several Thousand worn Saddles of various patterns
in lots of 100 and upwards Samples can be seen at
to Colonel Charles 81. Tompkins, A. z. M, corner
Proposals for the purchase of this harness, Is,
viii be received at this Office until u M. TUES
Day. August I, 1865, and should be endorsed 'Pro-
Payment, in Government funds, must be made
upon the acceptance of the proposal, and prior to
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
proposals which may be considered 1;f too low
The sale Of wagons and mules is still going on.
from da't day. Purchasers are Invited to attend
jy7-td Brevet Maj Gen, and ouartermastsr.
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49, THE Nv. WEAK SA@s

@V ANs @O
IMPAIRED EYESIGHT,
Originating either from infirmity of age, general
debility Of the nervous system protraeted sickness
ness. will be restored, improved and strengthened
hy fhe use of the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
manufactured from genuine Rock Crystal giving
ease and comfort to the optic nerve, and suited &C
curately by FRANKLIN Cos
Scientific and Practical Opticians
2l4 Pa. av., between 18th and 18th SITS also.
S6e Pa avenue, National Hotel building.
~ ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES insertea
without causing pain, and made to correspond IN
color, sfze and motion with the natural one. iss