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Obiiunry.

LovisvnLr Monday Aug 90 ls66.
solomon Hart, an old and prominent nereb,r, If
Lons'He died At CRAB 0yclcrd sIrrgs Keutucky td,y
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glass proceedr ro the front basement Of No 49, occupied
By Mr. BrOn Knowing that the occupant was temp'ri.
liz obse-r Ar Casia sprung bed inO the street.
and fnd that pane 1 glass nad been broken IN tho aon
g window The c1tces Of which had been removed ana he
yonng man named John Gray. Attempted 70 make BIS escape
from the basement 10 seized " IAssa WAC VIA us
Seventeenth Precinct station house where he was locked
for night Subsequently Justice Manseld committed hn
for trial The accused native q this city sged E J-s
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TIE BURGLARS ALARM TELEGRAPH protects :il'
'''@'' 49, T.. HoIaEs No. l5I Broadway
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ROBBED IN A SALooS.-On Monday night, Pstrick
Wall residing at No. 252 East Eevenhst went no the Iw
concert saloon No 20 Geenwicht the OF boatmen
md sior and ehatted with Of the inmates named Sarah
Forster and whe engaged had occasion to refer 10 bis
watch Immediately after leaving the saloon Wall wished 10
aa ror his watch when To Ms surprise he fonud
pope having been detached from the chain lilo az once re-
rnedto the saloon and csuss q the gill Forster
by oncer Ramsey Of tho Twenty seventh Precinct tho
charge OF having stolen tho She denied her
wa, Yesterday committed for trial Ia deRlt OF
500 bail by Justice Hogan. Tho accused rather good
leetng hst gf aged ~ years. The watch found
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--latest ship News.

ARRIVED. ..TuEsnAY, Ang p.
shin Golden Dream 4 Liverpool Brown, Coiao May wib
% 10 master Passed spe HON June Q. Had hoe weather tie
entire ras.a-e. ID, n r. n ., L.. ..t,A -.
Biz For,. stolt If and from cberyfei Ne, days With
lun1 = n SiMps1n Csnp. - -,
iii. Psirie Rose Portland RsuoG Cienaego 20 day' with
sn-sr and moiasse. 10 Mayer Sargent.
schr New Zealand, brian, Cs.aIs
Schr White oud. tlcab@e. Virginia
Scng. J.. T. Cl4rS. sea-. Virginia
Sebr A q. Ireland Townsend. virginia
scnr. Moderator. Rd,ps, NEsnis
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THEFT OF cLorHryo-Kate Stanley, servant 10

THEFT OF tLOTHlNG-N11o 't"''Nsi "oVifAil 10
the employ OF Mr. Alfred ~ Loure residing at No zee
Princest on the evening Of August In the residence
her blower in company with soldier friend and did
turn This wond he matter calling forth grief Bat oE
49,, fc that the couple took with them other
articles of clothing valued the property Of Mr. 10
On Monday night Mr. Louiri met ko IN the BoveIy and
ansed her arrest BY Officer StrouabTry Of the Tenth Pre-
cnc Yesterday she was committed for tial by Jnsico
Mansfield The accused Is aged % yeaTs native OF ealI
and lived at No. ll9 Mott-st.
The Mechanical Theatrical Association Of this city
will hold picnic on Thursday Of tL.s week al Dudley
Grove Staten Island.
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SEIZURE OF PECULIAR BRAND OF CoSrR,B.Sp

SEIZURE OF PECULIAR BRAND OF CoSTRABASD
"nsSs-fe serday morning United States Detective at
tacbed to the internal Reyeaue Office Of the Third District
discovered driving aeart loaded with two barrels OF
what be supposed 10 be consband whisky Bayns on eye
qpo The percentage to be msde followed the driver to the
iey where he took him into custody and droye the
ce 70 Tue oia OF the Collectors office The energetic
sgaage o. The driver attracted quite crowd and bel ng
49, tns' one OF the Barrels leaked examination was
wneh WIS discovered that both barrels contained
vs 10 out water which the had employed TO CON
bn, 49, acseL lie wac thereupon told that he might 60
e 'er seeng that he had tho vantage insisted ON
tIoubesSi 'Or oea OF time and In order get clear OF
the 81 o. the effective and made up
departure. ~h they gave aim. when he took biz
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RoII MILD hgS OYER "A little girl named Mary l.
yesterday by farmers wagon and .eyeTe S was run over
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IL lNGSFORDs OSWEGO STARCH-The only:
~ perfectly PURE ST RICH has no.'he iyiiGal HAis
prDduccd by being B1 ci 9th Chsacti 80 injurious
Lacn. IL has OSE Third strength THAI any other and
% entirely rer f deteous foreign matter; therefore:
vii kerp JT II gives the CDR and:
FiaiA TO Linen. ASA Tor KNUSFORD's OSWyGO STARCH
: md take 10 ether.
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BURGLAR CAUGHT IN THE AcT.-Shor'y after Z
o'clock yesterday morning Edward cassn While sleeping IN
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F,suroys.-sse DEMoaEsT's MONTHLY Ma

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,l. and G. ilrens Dres.c. with other brilliant nsy,l
stcre Poems G1 &C. by the best outhofs Now ready
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~. -, no3rf-sEooSD PRECINCT STATION. HoUs =.
zinc, by the police Of the Forty second Pre-
'aue's''ng repairs. The front has been torn dowu
ahd = to be erected on line stopt Tan TO-, q
made II @ sn9rding much room The Alteration,
was 20 Jay new stone which Ceremony
oca raners yesterday afternoon boz Containing the
dspo,S a records Of Che police the city and the Ike
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IIUSKETO NETS at 81 80 per piece.
-NE BOGiSEr LAC l. q low prices.

PATENT PORTABLE CANoPIEs
o. L. l. J. n. kelly No az Broadway
30 TO MACFARLANDs Book Store, corner
~ o. aud HrodiSs There vii lind all the NEW
ROCKS day and all the I'd saudad Works and also choice
tnH.Ish. kfeneh snl Scolch stlllolsIy.
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In the first requisite good lamp-sbt Is unsnrpisd 70
bran, and steady bame the next beet ~ - dy'
gn vet discovered Printers and pTooeaje hard 10 s Tor
tier requires aud steady hight but 10 or ce 20
M az these lamps been tried w0Tknen prefer them "
and Of course hight Oar testimony nqt
most useful Dyenn o. WHICH ol cols,y
readers especially will be GID to know something.
From ne Home TBs1dEa6 Co., " y
Eighteen OF ives patent lamps for long time been IN nse
aud with approval They are the most conys
used DO get cot Of order and t' Say
light produced equally saicory as sassh used N o0r
parts Of eur office
From H. c. Bouen, eq, P4llishey Of The fadspeHd>ah
Since our gas burners removed and your lamps attached
heir Place bIau mellow light, Tar superior 10 ~hss
have endured" heretofore. We Lave saterB nc" ~ ace AZ
al WORK vel.
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SroLU CLorHise, Shortly before o'clock yes
tcrday afternoon officer McCod OF tho Twcntysxt (cny
HnlD rrecnot arrested German named John Ti on the
charge Of stealing from the cJhing Of L. Friedman
Bro 10 u Park place In the possession Of the prisoner
were found four coats. Of which identified BIZ Mr.
Friedman his property The remaining seen
at the Twenty sixth Precinct Staten. House. The pronsr
was locked up to aN ait an examination.
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SUPPOSED ISFAsrIoIDE.-Yesterday morning one
Of Whitehall bosmen picked the dead body Of male
infant apparently about two weeks DID, which was found
floating in the river the South Ferry The babe was
naked having nothing but baDdage around waist The
Coroner was notified and an inqnest will DO hold.
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FoR6gD CHECKS on THE UNITED STATES George
Duffy yesterday brought before Commissioner Osborne
charged nth presenting forged check for sisl Is ct tho
SUB freasury. II that no paid OF BY Col Alyoyd
discharged soldier. with check for slsl Is No 5ii
drawn 10 his Tho day that he
Tho check which he presented 10 Hugh Farmer
aud at detected At the time he arrested md
again to-day hs told this When he got his none, b
net who induced him 70 drink and finally got cheek
from bin and gave him the check presented The man then
len him. and asking companion OF man for b,
check be told that he had eheck FOR $500
OWL and that they would give him $50 aud his own check
back II he had casLed lie objected that Il was no, h his
own but told that BIO could represent himself as
Farmer and could mater In that lie further stated
that he had come 10 NeWYk the previous day and had
not before been here. He lived In Monroe County Pa and
was but 90 years old Tey had cot bis discharge papers Tho
discharged lin h.r own recognize iIcea Mr.
hbAn Allen. ULed States Assistant District Attorney az.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.
October %

ATHA1RoN Is FROM THE GREEK WORi
"Rathro," or "Katharo," signifying to oleanss
rejuVonate and restore This article ia what Its nam,
signifies For preserving restoring and tn.
human har 1t ia the remarkable preparation I'm tn
world. It is again owned and put up by the ore ina
proprietor and ia now made with the same care skill
and attention which gave 1t sale of over one million
bottles per annum.
1t is q most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and dandruff
1t keeps the head cool and clean
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
prevents the hair from falling OF and turning gray
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
ANY lady or gentleman who values beautffuI heae
OF hair should Lyons Kathairon It is known inc
used throughout the civilized world Sold by NIL 70
spectacle dealers. DEMAS BARNES co.,
ootoper 10 e'utnlSr New York
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DRS. RADUL 4 LYNAR

ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUB.
LILO that they have established themselves as APOTHE
oARIEs and DRUGGISTS at the NORTHWEST COR.
NER OF KING AND MARKET STREETS. Their stock
has heon carefully selected by Of the 8rm in per.
son, and obtained chiefly from soHIRFFLEN BROS,
and DR.. E. R. soUIBB. Manufacturer Of speciaities
They offer choice variety of PERFUMERY, FANCY
ARTICLES. and FRENCH PROPRIETARY REMEDIES,
Special attention win bo paid to the PUTTING UP
OF PRESCRIPTIONS efficient clerks having been
secured and one of the firm will always be In attend
ancs. Drs. RAoUL LYMAN will also attend to their
PtoieAsiohAi duties nom this Store. Maya
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BY YESTERDAYS MAIL.
Congressional.


THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IN THE SENATE
WASHINGTON, June Sat late hour this evening
the Constitutional Amendment finally disposed OF
In tho Senate by vote of 81 to IL. The nays were
Cowan Davis, Doolitte. Guthrie, Hondricks Johnson
McDougai. Norton, Riddle. Salisbury, and Van win.
kle The absenees were Brown. who would have voted
yea, and Buckaew, Dixon, Nesmith, and Wright VINO
would have voted nay. McDougal was uuaccountaoiy
present at that ale hour In tho afternoon and with
unerrng instinct voted with tho Democracy every
tmo. Speaker Co1fa1 and largo number OF the Honse
which had adjourned, tho floor, and nulnoer
s remained In tho galleries eager to witness the hna
action upon this mporisnt bill Hendricks, DAVIS
and johnson seemed resolved upon thwnrting Voto ny
datory motions but the Senate majority wero deter
mined to tho week by tho passage OF this tongde.
bated and most grave enactment. senator Pomeroy
occupied the chair during the afternoon. a general
feeling of relief and qualification at tho result prevails
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.
Tho House was occupied with the consideration Of
private bills and several little jobs said to hnvo
Slipped through tho Congressional net MIR. Stevens,
whose ap earBnce still Indicates extreme debility, sub
mtted tho report Of tho Reconstruction Committee,
which understood to have been prepared by Senator
Fessenden and document challenging careful atten
ton noticeable fact that the Democrats voted
solid against tho bill establishing Bureau Of Educa.
tion It failed by two votes only, In very thin House.
is underatood that Judge Poland will report favora
bly, on tho Jenckes Bankrupt Bill from the judiciary
Committee next week. but there is worry tlo hepe OF
It's passage this session, will provoke moro discus
sion than the Senate devote to prior to the sum-
mer aliouTnment.
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"BEwARE OF THE VIpDsRs."-At the time OF tthe
surrender OF General JoHNsToN's army there wore
seVenteen inconsoaDle widows In the immediate vicinity
81 gayton fifteen miles east of Raleigh, in the county
% johnston. recent census shows that sixteen OF
me monrntul have put Off their weeds donnod bridal
and are aa ey moored to the anchors Of th cir
a%a a., me lone one is only waiting for the dawn Of
sIo AFht VI juno 10 ditto herselfRdle1h Prooress,
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THE WAY TO AVOID CaIu,,sy .1, ,n,, M, , ~,
OF Thea said Epictetus, 'consider whether ba hath
cenauros a mas mas aae nae and &c. reform thyse that his
was told thIt tho very boys laughed at his ain one
pso bens sna tas hs that hsn must learn to sing
III OF him: aaid: at Ia no matter: viii ,va 80 a
none non sha,i belieye them Hearing at another time
~ ht rn m friend OF his had spoken detractngiy
had mot some reason for it, This is the surest Az wnI
ns ,nS hoDiest way OF drawing the sting out of re
psoash h ana ,he truo method OF preparing man for
INA, great ana only relief against pains Of caumny
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a6- SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
little acorns grow" The worst diseases known to the
uman race spring from causes so small as to almost
ely detection The volumes Of scientific lore that m
the tables and shelves of the medical fraternity only
to prove and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. Tho smallest
pimpe the skin is teale and indicator of disease
It may fade and die away from the surface of the body,
but will reach the vtals perhaps at last and death
5e the result and final close. MAGGIRL'S BILIOUS
DYsPEPTIO, and DIARRHEA PILLS cure where all
others fail. While for Burns scads ohilbains, Outs
and all abrasons OF the skin. MAdGIYLs salve is In
fallible. Sold by ]. MAGGIEL, No. 4s Fulton street,
New York, and all Druggists, at rs cents per box.
September IS Tyr
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T. L. oaIER, NJ. D.
CHARLESTON q n Nav no,,> ,oss

have examined Professor BERSHAnpTs very COM
plee assortment OF Spectaces and Lenses. They are
better adapted than any havo before SCI to remedy
the mperfecon of vision that be benefited bv the
use Of Glasses The pureness and clearness of the Crye
ta used Is an item worthy of special attention. as can
sor BERNHAnDr with confidence and great cleerfpiness
to the patronage Of the public
JAMES P. JERYEY M d.
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Is stated In French newspaper that j. Fepimore
and published at Ispahan in 1847 'o iofSiah
me Iayeo at Alexandria La, has given wsy and IN.
lated ''1 'o"h'fS lib aeso-
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Washington News and Gossip.

CONSCIENCE FUND.
The "conscence" fund is rapidly assuming coilossa
proportions to Buch degree that requires the
services of clerk to keep with the daily influx Of
large and small contributions, ranging from cont to
thousands Of dollars beug received by tho Department
Ia believed that 0000 have been received from
this source since January l. 1866.
COINS.
Tho United States Treasurer has In his vaults s302
500 in gold, s25s0 in silver, and $500 in cents.
PROBABLE RELEASE DAVIS.
It Is stated hare that President has to
release Mr.. Davis on his parole OF honor.
APPOINTMENTS.
Colonel strother, of Virginia, has been appointed
Consul to Buenos Ayres. large number OF hrevet
promotions sent In to tho Senate to-day, but no
important appointments.
VIRGINIA AND THE DISTRICT.
The District Supreme Court decided to-day that the
act Of Congress retrocedng Alexandria County to Vr
ginia from the District was unconstitutional
THE TAN BILL.
Tho Senate Committee on Finance making pro-
gress with the Tax BILL and If the Senate should not sit
Tomorrow hope 10 be able to fneh its consideration
tomorrow Commissioner Rollins, of the Revenue De-
partmen', and Special Commissioner Wells aiding
them In their labUrs.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from this source to-day were s572 os4a2
Tho typhus fever prevails epidemic at the dis
GG sry as na @
bf Virginia. has ordered that oil troops be withdrawn
from Charlottesville
GEN. BRECKENRIDGE INDICTED.
The Richmond Times says "Of the five indictments
Breckenridge. This is nscertained fact; and tho in
dctment la rerbam the same as that brought in
Mr. Davis except that for the words Jefferson Davis
substituted John G. Breckinridge The overt act is
alleged in both Instruments to have been committed
the same day tho 18th of june 1864 The object sought
to be attained by the indictment Of Gen. Brecknridge
who is in Canada is to prevent his being pardoned
United States 1t considered certain that the Presi-
dent will not pardon him while he is under Indictment
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Fort Erie Ia not now fortacd n1oce brt an o,d ~
az tnfoWn mp by the British in the war OF 1872 Il
Nsaara s, im Sanada West, at the point where the
Rock, "'u ii'ilneuialey opposite black
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JAMES P. JERYEY, M. D.


OdhhLtSION, y. o., May 28th, 1864
nave examined gr Mt variety Of Glasses rnanufac-
tureo oy Professor Nj. BERNHAnDr, and consider them
superior In quality and adapted to the wants Of
amost every eye, IN which there defect of ysion
cheerfully recommend Professor BERSHAnDT.s C1aaea
to tho ose requiring assistance. eo
w n HUlER p n
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CHARLESTON q G. Nav oatb ,ee,

I do most willingly bear my testimony in favor OF the
superiority OF the Australian Crysal-slngle and dou.
Bile vision spectacles all other kinds They ara
constructed upon the best established and underscs
principles Of OPTICS and their adaptation to tn luman
eye in its different conditions vision is perfect aa
to render sight easy without effort In my opinion.
none others should he used since the once used TO
those do not seem to grow old, and by having focus
at any point OF the surface they appear rest DER the
eyes to their youthful energy
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sn- SIniILIA SImILIBUS CURASTUR.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC,
FOR
PREVENTION AND CURE

As tho season advances, and Dysentery, Cholera Nor
bus. attended with Fevers, becoming common,
PREVENTION for the ASIATIO CHOLERA is q necessi
ty with every individual aud every family.
In the last visitation of Cholera In this country, DR.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC WINS regarded, wherever the
pressure his time allowed it to be introduced, the
surest PREVENTIVE and most effectua CURE given to
the public.
or those who use the PREVENTIVE faithfully, only
about five per cent attacked and Of treated
the mortality was less than four per cent.
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directions complete. Observation-Disclosures. 800
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.-THIS OELF-
DRAFTED Toilet Sonp, In such universal demand,
made from the choiccat materials, Is mild and
omoiiiontin It's nature, fragrantiy scented, and
extremely beneficial in s action upon the skim For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February7 Tyr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS-ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFIOIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. f.
BAUoH and p aoUGELMANN formerly employed by
RoIssosNEAu OF Paris}, No. 500 Broadway Now York.
April14 1yr
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S---T---1S6O--x.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen and inrigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They an antidote tc change Of water and diet.
They effects of dissipation and late hourl
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent u,iasmatic and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Darrhcea, Cholera and Cholera MorbuD.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They the best Bitters in the world. They mais
the weak strong and sre exhausted natures great
storer They made Of pure St. Croi1 Rum the cee-
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with the e RSysFngs EhSn Tss5d o eeas e
persons requiring gentle stimuant. Sold by all Gro
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when Cork Is covered by our private o. s. Stamp. Be-
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OCTOBER ~ Btuth ~
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W. Il. HUGER, N. D..
CHARLESTON, s. C., hIay 28th 1ess

OHAILEoIUN, s. c. May HBth 1855.
nave examiner an extensive assortment of diasseB
them OF superior quality. They arc adapted TO.
every ago and suitable to the various defects of vision
In which glasses are indicated take great pleasure In
recommending them to the attention in need Of
sucn artcies r. A. KINLOCH, III. D.,
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THE ADVANTAGES

or these Spectaclcs over all others, are:
1st.-The only true Lens known, beinx
perfectly free from chromatc light ell known to be
the of injury to the vsiOn and which makes the
change rom Spcctaceh stronger powers 80
often required, white both and distant objects are
seen with equal facility through the Same Glasses.
2d.-Can be worn with perfect cnse for
any length Of time NJ sitting, giving astonishing
clearness of vsion particularly by candle other art
fetal ght-comort to the spectacle hitherto
known.
3d.-NVhcn the eyes ache or pain through
the action of bright light, such is reflected from
snow, sunny weather, white paper, and in reading,
writing sewing vvlc c0lored bodies these lenses
by soening the effect most agreeable sensation
and give great relief.
4th.-fn NIL nervous affection Of the eye
causing duh and startling pains in the eycban tenn.
pie, appearance of luminous and dark spots in the at
mosphere aching feeling like sand in the eye, the
disturbed nerves are quetcd and soothed.
5th.-Ground by peculiar machinery, got
up at great cost, mathemacay calculated expressly
for the manufacture OF this lens to produce it with
the true spher cal accuracy aud its focus is ut the exact
centre point Of vital Importance, and which other
lens possesses.
6th.-Proof OF supe, fority over the old
kind of Specaces The! used exclusively at all the
for diseases OF the In Berlin Prussia, and
elsewhere.
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~ AWAY WITH SPECrAOLES.-OID EYES
made new, without spectacloR, Doctor Medicine
Pamphlet mailed FREQ receipt Of ton conts. Address
q. B. FoOTE, NJ. D., Ne. 11S0 broadway, Now York.
November
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cheeruly concur in the opinion above expressed OF
the value of Professor BERsHAnDTs Glasses and their
aosPta9y 10 ai deiccs OF vision, and also to his skill
and judgment Ill adapting tho glass to each special i'm.
perfection Ii. W. DESAUSSURE, M, d.