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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

SINGULAR ATTEEPT AT LARCENY Yes
terday afternoon Mr.. Perry, salesman in the
crockery establishment of Mr.. Charles E. Jose,
heard a noise in one of the rooms up stairs, as
of crockery being moved. He crept softly up
to room in which was stored some valuable
articles, and discovered woman in very in
delicate situation, fastening some castors to
her body. The modesty of Mr.. Perry was so
much shocked that he almost tainted; but he
had sufficient strength to call police officer
Williams, who arrested the woman and took
her to the lookup. She gave her name as
Mrs. McGinty, and said she resided in Centre
street. aa ia lH
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

GLASS DAY.-The literary exercises at
Westbrook Seminary yesterday, on the occa-
sion OF the celebration of Glass Day, were of a
high order, both morally and intellectually.
The parts bore the impress of talent, patriot.
ism and piety, and were listened to by large
audiences, who were much pleased with the
exercises. A poem, by Miss Swan, to the
memory of President Lincoln was very meri
torious, and we have been promised 1t, with
one or two prose compositions, which seem to
demand publication. At meeting Of the
Trustees, held in the afternoon, project was
adopted for extensive improvements of the
Seminary buildings.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

ROliver Cromwell was staunch Puritan,
and could not brook the slightest approach to
popery. "What are these ~ he once inquired,
as he saw dozen silver statues in the inches
of chapel. sThe twelve Apostles" replied the
trembling dean. 'sTake them down y said n-a4a
we'll stand coin thana into %, st1at they
may 60 about doing good"
RA few days since a Canadian gentleman
who is an ardent annexationist, exclaimed, on
receivingthe news ofthe surrender of Lees army,
snow, then, Canada will be annexed to the Uni
ted States and share in the gories of the 'regen-
Grated and disenthralled' republic . refugee
rebel officer standing by, replied-ssGo slow my
friends; it's very easy to get into the Union,
butts hi to get out.''
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
From Ne,c Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, 7th,

.ls4 NEW ORLEANS, TN,
via Cairo, May ~.
Milton Brown, President of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, has asked permission to open
that road from Mobile TO Columbus, KY, and
says it can be done in two weeks.
Telegraphic communication will be resumed
in three days, Gen. Candy having ordered it
to be repaired. "a
The ram Cincinnati conveyed four steamers
having $500 bales OF cotton on board, part Of
which is marked &C. s. A. ssgf4
Considerable cotton still remained at the
river landing; but immense quantities were
taken into the interior after the fall Of Mobile
to prevent its being burnt by the rebel cav
airy. aR e
Gen. Steele and his command will return to
Mobile. +.
The conflict between the military, State and
city officials is still unsettled, and is likely to
remain so until another election.
The removal of the restrictions on trade
gives universal satisfaction.
Cotton fat, with no sales.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

New YORK, May ~.
9th, brings Savannah dates of the sth,
The Savannah Herald SAYS flag of truce
boat took up party to Sisters Ferry on the
7th, enroute for Augusta, for the purpose of
meeting rebel Commissioners.
A band OF desperadoes is operating in South
Carolina. Iney murder and plumber negroes
principally; and short time since, Michler,
the ieaoer, narrowly escaped with bullet
through his hat, fred by negro.
Inc encampment near Port Royal contains
the remains OF about 1900 Union soldiers.
Subscriptions have been taken to raise an ap-
propriate' monument.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

) DIOCESE OF MANR.-The Clergy are re-
quested to read. before the General Thanks
giving, until Whi.sunday, the following
Prayer, instead of the Prayer hitherto recon-
mended for the country.
GEORGE BURGESS,
April "a, 1865. =
. Almighty God, whose judgments are like
the great deep, and yet are always true and
righteous altogether, we pray thee to sanctify
70 this bereaved nation the loss of its late Chief
Magistrate, whom wicked hands have traitor
ously slain. Grant that the example of his
courage and constancy, his meekness and
charity, his integrity and faithfulness, may be
written upon the hearts of his successor and
surviving associates in power, and of all this
people; that SO the work which was given him
to do may be continued to its just and happy
consummation. And we beseech thee. that
all the designs of the enemies of our peace be-
ing frustrated by thy mighty power. and the
guilt of innocent blood being purged from our
land through thy mercy, we NAV dwell to-
gether In thy fear and in all righteousness.
through Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
Kirby Smith Denosnces the Surrender of
Gen. Lee.

aa NEW ORLEANS, May B.
Kirby Smith publishes a frantic appeal to
his soldiers, dated Shreveport, April 21st, de-
nouncing the surrender OF Lee In the strong
est terms. Smith exhorts his soldiers to stand
by their colors in this hour of adversity and
says that the fate of the nation depends on
them, that their resources are ample to pro-
tract the struggle until foreign aid arrives, or
at least until they can secure for themselves
terms due proud people.
The remainder of the crew of the rebel ram
Webb have arrived here. ~
Great trouble exists among the State and
city officials here in consequence of Gov.
Weles declaring the former registry of votes
illegal, and ordering new registry. Several
city officials have been removed by Gov.
Welles, and others appointed. The Secretary
of State declined to affix the seal OF the State
to the new commissions on the ground that
the Governor had no power to make the re-
moval. Sc
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Removal of Mrs. Linool,. 10 CHICAGO.

! W WASHINGTON, May II.
Mrs. Lincoln's health is much improved.
The family intend to move from the Execu-
cutiye mansion next week and proceed to
Chicago.
The commanding generals of armies and
departments have been ordered to immediate
ly muster out all volunteer soldiers Of the cav
airy whose terms of service expire prior to
October 1st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

UNIvERsALIsT CHURcH.-We are reques-
ted to state that the committee will be in at
tendance at the new church in Congress
eSquare this evening to wait upon persons who
wish 10 secure seats.
Persons at distance, who cannot make it
convenient to attend this evening, win be ac-
commodated at the close Of the forenoon
service tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
Richn.ond Items.

NEW YORK, May ~.
Inc richmond Wing of the 18th contains
an offlclal account of the visit of the members
OF the Christian Commission, accompanied by
sixty soldiers of Ohio, to the battle field Of
Cold Harbor and the burial of four hundred
bodies OF our men found exposed there.
Sheridan's cavalry, 5000 or 1000 strong,
passed through Richmond for the North on
Wednesday.
That portion of Sherman's army Of Georgia
lying at Manchester, was expected to- pass
through Richmond yesterday.
The Confederate archives have been for
warded to the War Department.
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Mnnininal nnnrt. Nav IL.

Two lads named Edward Cushman and
William Doherty, were brought up for playing
ball in the streets. They were discharged up
on payment of the costs. esarG
Another lad named James 81. Larkin was
brought up for assaulting the driver of one of
the horse cars. Upon payment Of costs he
was discharged.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
AZ. Albans, Rniders.

MONTREAL, G. e. May II.
s. s. Gregg, one of the St. Adams raiders,
who was not re-arrested after Judge Coursars
decision, was arrested to-day on Judge Smiths
warrant for robbing the National Bank. He
was remanded until Saturday to allow his
counsel to consult with the United States au-
thorities.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

NEW YORK. May IL.
72@A. lIsI -f'N -
klonr-saes 1000 bbls State and Western SC better:
STATE O096 90; Round Hoop Ohio $500 30; West
err 0'Cgo 70 southern Gales $50 bbls Canada 80
S2l@l 40; Milwaukee Club 40; Amber Michigan,
17U(@l 80. -
Corn-sales 14,sOO bushels new Mixed Western
at ! 90.
0ats-l@2c better; Canada at 4S@45c.
B.ef-quiet
rs so. 81 ~ 7s1fl7-. = w.
Lard -firmer: GALES 1900 bbls.
Whiskey- dull sales LOO bbls
Sugars-sales 1000 hhds Porto Rico at l04GI51;
Muscovado at 9s@ll3; Havana 100 boxes at H.
Cofee.frm; Rio. 400 bags on privateterms.
Naval SIoi es-dull TT
Freightsto Lverpool-duIl. -tFA
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
Effects of the Gals.

NEW YORK, May II.
Several large factories, buildings, store
houses, &C., were unroofed last evening by
the hurricane. The hoop-skirt factory, in As
street, was completely demolished. Nearly a
dozen houses were destroyed in Rrooklyn
and as many more were unroofed. A large
storehousa was struck by lightning and dam
aged to the amount Of $4,000. Much other
damage was done. No lives are reported
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
Supreme Judicial Court.

BARRows, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.--The entire day was occupied
with the trespass case Of Cobb VS. Chapman
The evidence in the case is not all in. That
FOR the defense commenced in the afternoon.
Vinton & bennett. E. & F. Fox.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

FAST DAY.-We have heard it suggested
that our City authorities ought to make some
preparations for the observance OF Fast Day
which is near at hand. Other cities and towns
have moved in the matter, and many of our
citizens think some preparations ought to be
made in this city for the observance of the day,
by the City Council.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
Moo AGvsrssse~.srss To-Day

Neso AdOerstsease1sts To-day
Theatre eering Hall-This Evening.
Hoop Skirts-A Willis Paine
Horse for Sale-Francis Furinton
Auction Sales-E. M. Patten,
House for Sale-George e. TAYLOR
House Lots fer Sae-E. N. Perry.
Brook and Lske-42 Exchange st.
Attenuon-Mutual Coal Co. M F&
Pry It-Charles' Lioiment
photograph Albums-Bailey Noyes.
Ladies Christ an Commissien-Annnal Meeting.
Charles Liniment for Horses.
Notice-Proposals for Sea Wall
Notice-Proposals for Sewer.
Removal
House to Let.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

DASBURY, Conn, May l2.
A tornado swept over this section last eve
ming. The steeple of the Congregational
church at Bethel, was thrown down through
the roof. making complete wreck of the
building. Loss about $50 00 The roof of the
residence of VIM. A. Judd was torn off and
the furniture damaged to the amount of $4,000.
Barns, trees. &c, were more or less damaged.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

New YORK. May H.
There was great destruction of property
and many persons injured in Newark last
night by the gale. In Brooklyn, man weigh
ing 200 pounds, was lifted from the ground
and carried twenty feet. Over 100 trees were
uprooked =
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

PArENfs.--A patent has been granted Ed
ward M. Langof Westbrook, and Isaiah Gil
man Of Portland, assignors to themselves, Jos.
L. Winslow and E. Hersey, for Improvement
In lamps.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
pm Anrr nuA Nav Is

A tornado occurred last evening and dam
aged Fairmount Park some $4,000 by pros
trating trees, &c. Thirty houses were blown
down in 10th Ward street. A boy was killed.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

BEAR.-Edward G.. Pennell, No. $3.50 Con-
gress street, has large bear, killed in New
Hampshire, which he win be ready to cut up
on Monday. eaf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
Rebel Rom ston.,oau at Na..au, n. P.

New YORK. May IL. +
The rebel ram Stonewall arrived az Nassau.
N. p, on the 9th inst, for Goals and repairs
She had captured and bonded the baroue New
Light, Capt. Brown, of and from Baltimore for
Rio Janeiro. On the 9th, she had got her sup
ply of coal on board, and was ready for sea.
and would probably leave the next day.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

REMovAL.-It will be seen by reference to
our advertising column that Mr.. Partington
has removed to the stand under Lancaster
Hall, lately occupied by Mr.. R, L. Robinson.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

A. ROBINSON, No. 81 Exchange street, has
for sale some beautiful photographs Of Presi-
dent Lincoln reading the Bible to his son
Tad. 1t is just the picture for an album.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
Increment for the Restoration of Ctyil LasC
In alabama and GEORGIA


NASHVILLE, Ienn., May Z.
Maj. Gen. Steadman arrived here to day en-
route for Washington, having been invited
there by President johnson with a view to a
consultation as to the best policy to be pur-
sued in the restoration of civil law in Alabama
and Georgia. 49,
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

MONTREAL, May II.
Gregg, the st. Adams raider, was before the
court to-day. His counsel stated that the
Washington government had no further de-
mand for his extradition, and he was dis.
charged.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

e CINCINNATI, May IL.
Thomas Martin, guerrilla, was executed
here yesterday. - ss $50 10.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
Ee,v 0rle ans Harket.

NEW ORLEANS, May 5.
Gotten Market lie depressed. Good ordinary, sS0
": low middling, s6@s7. Sugar, l6t@l7t.
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More and More Desirable.

More and More Desirable.
The Rebellion is suppressed, and the Government
has already adopted measures to reduce expendi-
lures rapidly possible to peace footing, thus
Withdrawing from market as borrower and purchase
or.
This is the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now
offered by the Government and constitutes the
GREAT LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
The seven-T Thirty Notes are convertible on theiE
maturity, at the option of the holder into
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

WOILD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w k~tland and vicinity, that he has permanent
nave been - this city, we have cured some Of
me worst form Of disease in persons who have tried
o.nsr i \. M sbos tment IN VAIN and carng pa
asked. do they stay cSedl To answer this question
We will say that an ina do not stay cured, Ne viii
DR.. d. has been praoticks -Iectrician fer tNent-
ono years. and is also regular phvsicisi
Electricity Is perfectly adapted y chronic disease
In the form Of nervous or sick heGiache: neurals
Ia the head, mech, or extremities ool-umption W6
In the acute stages or where the lungs re not fu
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, ADotuln b
Diseases white dwellings, spinal diseases snrVatl
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted in q
palsy paralysis, st. Vitas Dance, deafness,
q srirg or hesitapcy of speech dyspepsia, Ediqe,
don constipation and liver complaint pilesWe on
evsry case that can be presented asthma, bronohi
., STRUCTURES Of the chest and al forms Of temA Z
mplafutgL
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AUCTION SALES.

Horses, Carriages, Harnesses. &C.
ON Saturday, May l3, ct IL o'clock A N, ON Lime
" street, Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, 60 ore
new and superior Brownsll Carriage; one superior
Jenny Lind.
HENRY BAILEY 3 CO., AUomoznms.
mayl0td
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
TEETHI TEETH TEETH

Dr. D. still continues Extract Teeth by Elects "a
ffv soith0nt Pain. Persons having decayed tee IN
or stumps they wish to have removed for resettinR
he would give q polite invitation 20 call.
Superior electro Magnetic Machines for sale fog
family use with thorough instructions.
DR.. d. can accommodate q few patients with
board and treatment at his house.
Once hours from 8 o'clenk A ~ 60 12W.t
from to P. NJ, and to Q in the Evening
OonsuItstion free. Royltf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13

Who have cold hands and feet weak stomaohs,
anne ana weak backs; nervous and siok headaohoi
dizziness and swimming In tho head, with indigefs
tlon and constipation OF the bowels pain In tho side
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
ali that long train of diseases win find In Electric
Itv urs means of cure. For painful menstruaiiC D,
TOO profse menstruation, and all of those long lire
Of troubles with young ladies, Electricity Is certain
speoio and will in short time, restore the suersR
10 the vigor Of health.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-13
ny M1ectr1C1ty

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the la5y
leap with 10y and move with the agility and elastiCs
iky of youth; the heated brain is ooocd the frost
bitten limbs restored the uncouth deformities ice
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness 70
strength; the blind made to seq the deaf 70 hear 81
the pasied form to move upr sht; the bleraishee 81
youth are obliterated; tht accidents Of mature ne
prevented; the oalAmties o. old age obVtAted, ne
an natfve circulation maintaineds
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-12

OBITUARY The months of November
and December are particularly marked BY
the deaths of eminent men in this country
and abroad. Among the number are Geo
NJ. Dallas, ex Vice President of the United
States; VIM. Curtis Noyes, the emiuen.
lawyer of New York, whose naps was
mentioned 10 connection With the Office OF
Chief Justice; james William Wallack,
the we'll known actor and manager 10
New York; Col mel Charles A. May. the
dashing and intrepid officer OF the Mexi-
can war; VIM. l.. Dayton. United States
Minister at Paris; Henry R Schoofcraft,
Indian autiqoary; ex Governor FAN banks
of Vermont; David Roberts, If the Koya
Academy, one Of the most eminent Of
English painters; jules Gerard, the ia
nous lion-killer; the Marquis de Pay, tbs
Frsnoh loyalist; Lord Mofpeth, who visit
ed the country some years ago and VA
the fast friend of the United States
Strive, the Russian astronomer; Coun
Nugent, of Austria; Colonel Rfanean ont
Of the surviving members oFthe 81. Simo
nian mission to Egypt; NJ. Wolowkski
Ex-Procurer General Of Poland; Vice
Admiral Romanoff, Of the Russion Navy
DON Juan Van Halen, the hero martyr o
the Inquisition General Wynyard, o
the English Grenadier Guard. and Gen
neral George Irving, Of the Royal lrisl
Artillery.
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reu rnumD 80 ssIr. 1870
Ap.,;. &C.,. 4, Is 8 !
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and HE "fantiy:
must put ~ record thetI / ~
this day had ~ hoeer Of a iatarvis;.,
viii General IT, HAunb. Nh Iars'
the baby, and IL bShvAs amt S63G 7l7e
ME. recoived ! poiise noae f1o.. ~.
generals prixnAa 'ssspet.rv. jn4;s.st;-s !.
that, although the nuhl;c recsrs;dr. ~.
over. the sslaul5ly's, vonld have nis...,. =,
receiving myself and vife 4 ! priv.e. {, :. !
terview. ID hand.or. a,.!;r... 49,.
No. 50, on the arst fIoo, - sh. H..ss !.
Louvre, W found the interests, 49,. $500 =
The only yiaitoSs he,;d. e,,.-.I3s!r . ~.
the Peruvian m;r;.ts- lin ~ ~. ~
two ladies. tn ,...,.I - 80 49, 80
been known 8 Rn-c,,s = = .,..s:3
health: his mann... - .g.hl.
affected, an;l 81 ts;,ss ,ns-cs,s;ss 49, ~
His wife Il reallv matt, .rd III IL. ri
lipu.ian sister M. Minnie 49, ~ ~. ~,
intelligent. Bnt ~ la &c ~ ss p..-Oy
the baby. 4 litsI. .;,l s-.,.s waT.s ~
looking the n;c,uss -. hs.,.h IA .: w.
out exatceras;cr .x,....s,. $500 49,:
The faca II. r.
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-. No less than six Of Admiral Por-
ter's big PARROT guns exploded during
the bombardment of Fort Fisher. This
would seem to demonstrate pretty clearly
that these monsters are far more danger
Gus to those who FIRE them than to those
at whom they are fred.
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HOLIDAY GIFTsl
Great Bargains in Jewelry|

W. FORSYTH co. ~ a Nsssau st. New Yort
(adjoning the Post 0ce) offer for sale the foloWf
magnificent list Of
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SheriHs Sales.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE or iowa, LIE CoUNrr-fss.
By virtue OF special execution 10 me directed, issued
nv the Clerk Of tile District Court Of said county In favor
OF John Durkek and b. Y. Dnrker, ard against John
etanut,s Gan also decree against John Hamilton AID
other have levied upon and will seal to the highest
bidder at the front door of the Clerks Once Of the Dis
trict Court U Lee county, Iowa. et keoknk IN saaa oou
IT, on the 18th day Of january A. D. 1855 between the
hours of o'clock A. NJ and O'CLOCK r y, commsn-
cling at O'Clock NJ Of said day, the following proper
~ Io-wit: twenty I feet fronting on 9Th stree1 oflos
Sven Ia block thrty-six lsoi extsnong tne ALe
width across lots H. and eghslvl ~ eeck
FOUNDED follows Commencing forty 1eet o ne saiey
in .s,d h,ct an the line Of lot seven and Kh street.
therr NJ ri bt with Fifth street across lots
and e,gh brnce On the line s<parasflg lots eight and
nne rway Johnsop street twenty feet thence at right
ane, sov~aras Fh street thence on the line OF Filth
sire and Iot seven toward the alley 30 feet the place
OF beginning.
Taken levied upon, and to be sold by order OF court
satisfy said writ ofexecution. -.s
KeokGk, Dec. q. Ca ISRAEL ANuhhcUN,
Printers Fee 80 90, Sher1n OF lee TO-, low
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CHERIFFS SALE.

~ =
nv virtue OF special execution to directed, issued
by the Clerk OF the District Court Of ssA county In favor
Oh Joha W. Raukih and against Wtlli<nl ~. Belknap,
(ard also d ere ASsinst L. X. Lovc Co. and othesr
have levied upon and will sell to the highest pl0der
the front door OF the Clerks Once Of tho CQqrt
Of Lee county Iowa. Keokuk In said county on the sn
day 81 January A. D. 1861 betwcen the hours q o'clock
Of ssd dhv taae following property t-wit Forty feet
foat frt street by hundred feet deep across lots
ne ana ten a blok two raj In the city Of Keokuk Lee
county Iowa &amn,rpcna seventy feet from the crner
OF rank a. Rt <rt- and being the second forty feet
from thr limo fsIa lbts seven MI and eight Isl from
said lots niue Asss IN xMR
Taken, levied updA to be sold BY order Of ccurs, to
satisfy said writ ~ .tfon
Keokuk Die a. A1& IgHAEL ANDERSON
rriatar'r r. n o0I Sheriff Of Leo Co. Eowa
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WATCHES, CaiIsy, JEW8LRY. &C.,

Valued at 100000. EACH ARrIcLB ONE DOLLAR
and not to be paid for antil ycu know What
yun are to ret
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ROBERT H. GILMORE,
ATTORNEY ar LAW.
KEoKUK, IOWA.
ss-omee ON Third ssrs.t. between llain and Joa.o
DR. J. F. SANFORD,

DR. J. F. SANFORD,
Having retired from tho GENIAL Practice Med.
cine consequences Of large and ncreasn tssrgeal
practice has made arrangements for the Of I'll
cases embraced In the following enumeration:
lsf. All Surgical cases and Surgical operakicns
2Hp. Diseases OF the Eye and lar.
sRp- Disease al the Lungs and Throat.
ARR Consultattons with Physicians in ali cases q
homs OF abroad.
In order TO proots the better treatnent Of 0urRca
and dseaess Of the Eye and Ear Dr. Sanford IN
established lnhrmary for such casea where pa&eae
will be we'll cared for, ard where al the appliances and
Of successful treatment used In similar Inst
buttons In the large cities, will BE- hand
Having enjoyed for twenty year, large and generous
patronage in the 6RHRAAL practice Of medicine and sur
gerry the citizens Of the this city and tho suFruu
ing country. DR. respectfully invites the pube .
tention TO his special for the treatment
Surgical cases and diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
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