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LETTER FROM BOSTON.
The Execution OF Green-PhiIiips on
the Enmpnge-Butier's plan OF ise'
construction, sc.

BosToN. May IA, 1906
Fd!tors Of The Register:
Obliged to kindly refrain from con-
tributiug my occasional letter for some
time, / resume ii at the earliest oppor'
tunity The last occurrence which has
awakened public interest here, other
than political movements, is the hang
ing of Green, which took place sometime
ago. and the heated disputes consequent
thereon You may Iemember that upon
some technical ground, his execution
was DELAYED " Governor Andrew
through the entire period of his admin
istyation-a delay so obnoxious to the
good people Of the Commonwealth, that
il is said the nomination Of his successor
resulted from the known fact, that if
elected, 10 further delay would ensue.
At any rate, shortly after lis inaugura-
ton. the warrant for The execution is
sued, was carried out, and Green now
sleeps with his fathers But
contrary to the generally received
idea, that death ends all things, his has
been productive Of much comment and
n great deal Of illfccling. Commencing
with various expressions Of dIssatislac-
tion on the part of the opponents Of
capital punishment, it eliminated in o
direct attack upon the Governor by
Wendell Phillips.
"When Greek meets Greek then comes
tra tgr of war The Cudgcls worc
taken n, by sle friends of The Executive,
AID iur sometime thc papers have
abauudcd with tuG personal illusions and
classical cpithetr Of the combatants.
Tho uaor wretch over whom the dispute
Is raised. doubtless, derives little benefit
froui.. and the community even less.
Ga. Brti.g delivered ,ms-l. Of an
elaborate address ON the state Of the
country, at Slusic Hail. two or three
evenings since, in which he took oCca-
sion to unfold his plan ofreconstrcti0n,
and advocated it in opposition to that
proposed 10y Congress
An amendment 90 the Constitution
which shall obIge The Southern States
70 rcpuuiato their own and accept the
Federal debt. and that shall prevent
them from excluding any particular
class from suffrage, is about the sum
and substance OF bis proposed plan He
oli.ctel to The ouG,oterad by the Com.
nli-t.c cf Fifteen, and offered hi5 own as
remcdyinr the defscts which 4 mistaken
lsnicrcg bed made in the former. His
Other remarks had reference to the Iusaf
fcieDcy of the present Constitution, and
The necessity Of changing it to suit the
nreseut condition OF Che country.
Bat suppose year exchanges haze
brought fuller account Of the speech
to YOU than can hope TO give. What
ever other merit the plan offered may
have, it is brief, and, moreover, the per.
/ sonal popularity Of tho author among
the Inhabitants Of States lately in rebel.
lion. will 90 far iu recommending II 10
public favor
Some apprehen5ioIs are entertained
over cholera, but the sanitary condition
of the city is good, and 1 do not suppose
aay other city On the continent has bet
ter facilities for treating the disease in
case it reaches Us. More again.
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D1exicau News.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 16.-The Impe.
rial Consol of Mexico in this city, has
received official dispatches via Acapulco
announcing that the Liberals after their
defeat at Milhoaeeu endeavOred to rally,
but were surprised aud completely
routed.
The occupation Of TaniStaro by the
Inperialists is officially reported.
There is "a general depression in mining
stocks.
Letters from Cagaca confrm the re.
ports of the Republicans under Diaz
occupying Pulta aud FlaxiO, but say be
remained only three days, leaving on
the approach of the AusEians.
The Mexico Estaflti says While
Diaz was thus operating in Oagaca, ,yarez
attacked Acapulco, but was decided
Iy repulsed The EsJafilti states as bad
news, that the Imperial General Loseda,
has been obliged to abandon his com
paign in 5inala for lack Of pecuniary
means
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fl.xicnr nrld XYesi indies Nsvys

New YORK, May 17.-AdviCes from
San Domingo state that on the Sd OF
April the insurgents attacked the gov
ornment troops occupying Nelba and
defeated them, taking one hundred and
thirty prisoners and most of their arms.
The revolution, there can be no doubt,
is backed by the Haytian government,
which supplies them with money, guns,
powder and provisions. The command
cr of the government troops is waiting
for reiuf0TCements
Pimantal had been proclaimed Pesi
dent, and the insurgents were on their
march to the Capital.
We have Mexican dates Of the 9TH OF
Nav. by which We learn that it was cur
rrntly reported, and credited, that. Max
imilian had negotiated loan III
Europe.
A large quantity of arms, shipped
from New York, had arrived at Vera
Cruz for the use ofthe ImpeTalists.
Iudecisivc skirmshes were taking
place daily through all parts of the
country
Mr.. Barred, who has JUS arrived in
Washington from Europe, brings in
formation that 2,QQG Austrian troops
have been shipped to Mexico since the
determination to withdraw the French
troops was made public, He suspects
from the date of the shipment that the
protest directed by Mr.. Seward bad al
ready been made to The Austrian Gov
ernment.
Kingston, Jamaica, dates Of May p
contain no news except tie statement
that there is a scarcity of coffee and
lumber. and an abundant supply OF
nnrp
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Congressionnl Preceding. :
WASHINGTON, MAY

WASHINGTON, May II.
SENATE The bill to prohibit the car.
riage, shipping and transportation OF
nitro-glycerine on passenger vessels OF
railroads was passed.
The resolution to appoint commits
sioners to examine the site for a fresh
water basin for the Iron Clad Navy at
Portland, Maine, was prssed.
An amendment to include New Lon
don, Connecticut, was voted down.
A bill to grant lands to aid in the
construction of railroad from the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad in California, to
Portland in the State of Oregon, was
passed.
The Diplomatic Appropriation Bill
was taken up at one o'clack.
Mr.. Stevens withdrew the amendment
increasing the salary of Mr.. Hunter,
chief clerk in the State Department, to
| So 800, and offered substitute creating
the office of Second Assistant Secretary,
from the 1st of July next, which was
adopted.
On motion of Mr. Trumbull tho sec
tion creating the Office of Solicitor of
the State Department, ar $4,000 annually,
was stricken ont.
On motion Of Mr.. Sumner, an amend.
ment was adopted that the salary Of
Minister Pleniopotentiary and Envoy
Extraordinary shall be tho same as that
of Minister Resident, except III countries
non-represented by an Envoy Extraor-
dinary.
On motion of Mr.. Bnckelew, the APP
preparation for the secret service or con-
tingent fund of the secret department,
was reduced from $4,000 to $4,000.
The West Point Academy Bill was
theu taken up The amendment recopl-
mended by the Finance Committee
striking out sundry provisions of the
bill, the effect Of which amendment is 10
leave open the few remaining vacanies
in cadetship at West Point for the loyal
men of Southern States, was adopted.
Mr. Wilson offered an amendment
prohibiting the appointment of men who
have served in the rebel army and navy,
to the Naval Academy or as a cadet at
West Point
Mr.. Doolittle moved oinsert the word
voluntary disagreed to 6 against 3.
Mr. Trumbull offered an amendment
that no vacancy in States or districts
not represented in Congress shall be
filled while said State and district are
unrepresented, Disagreed to
Mr.. Wilson's amendment was adopted
and the bill passed.
Mr.. Sherman wished an understand
ing as to the special order in cOnsiderA'
tou Of the funding bill
Mr.. Fessendeu expressed himself op.
posed to the funding bill, and urged the
immediate consideration Of the fortiica
tiOu bill.
Adjourned.
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Jes' SO -" Exactly w-SOlon shingie said
they were there every time.' II he felt owl
ey" in the morning, he took Plantation Bitters ;
If he felt weary at light, he took Plantation Bit
tersi If he lacked appetite, was weak, languid
or mentally oppressed he took Plantation Bit
tiers and they never failed to set him on his
pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority but
as aome may, just read the following;
/ owe much 10 YOU, fer
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
my life REV. W. IL. WAGONER,
Madrid, N. Y"
have been a great suaer.
er from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preach
ing. The Plantation Bit.
REV. Z. \. WILDWOOD,
New York City.
I had lost all appetite
was so weak and encrvated could hardly walk,
and had n perfect dread of society.
The Plantation Ditters lr1ye % set me all rig9t
ST. Louis, No"
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me of a derapgement of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years.
They ac' like a charm. D,, =, Z: Mo MOSnEG yoEG
Mrs. o. VI DEYOE, manager of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says sho
" has given it TO the weak and invalid children
under her charge, with the most happy a1d graf
ifying results." We have received over nun
ifed Teams of such certificates but no advertise
ment is so effective as what people themselves
say of good article Our fortune and our rep.
utation Is as stake The original quality aud
high character of these goods will be sustained
under every and all circumstances. They have
already obtained sale in every town, village,
parish aud hamlet among civilized nations; Base
fmitators try to comsas near our name and style
as they can, and because a good article cannot
be sold as low as a poor one, they find some sup
port from parties who do not care what they sell
Be on yout guard See our private stamp over
the cork p. II DRAKE g. CO.,
New York City
Saratoga spginE Water sold by al
nrupoists
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS
51VED!

Gentlemen Geo." had negro man worth 81 20
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg and
was useless for over year. had used every.
thing could hear of without benefit unit!
tried the Mexican Mustang Liniment It soon
effected permanent cure"
j. L. DOWNING
Montgomery Ala, June IL, 1859.
take pleasure in recommending the Ne1l'
can Mustang Liniment as a valuable and indis
pensable article for Sprains Sores, Scratches or
Calls on Horses Our men have used Ii for Burns,
Bruises Sores, Rheumatism, Sc. and all say II
acts like magic" j. II. HEWITT,
Foreman for American Wells, FlrgO's and
Handlers Express
Tho sprain OF my daughters ankle, occa.
stoned while skating last wintor, was entirely
cured in one week after shs commenced using
your celebrated Mustang Liniment.
Gloucester, Mass, Aug !, 1865"
II is an admitted fact that tho Mustang LlHi.
meut performs more cures in a shorter time, on
man and beast than any article ever discovered
Families, livery. men and planters should always
have il on hand Quick and sure 1t certainly is
All genuine is wrapped in steel-plate engTav-
ings bearing the signaturc of G.. w. WestbrOok,
Chemist, and the prirrts Z $. stamp of DENAs
BARNES & Co. over the top
An effort has been made 60 counterfeit IL with
a cheap stone plato label, Logk closely
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold 10y all
Druggists.
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nnr-c Eirc nenr Ro.ton.

BosToN May H.-About four thou.
sand acres OF woodland were burned
over the present week, principally in
the towns of Sandwich and Monument.
One dwelling house il West Sandwich
was included in the dcstfnClon, and a
large amount of corded wood. Tie loss
of 9roperty is estimated at $4,000 At
last accounts the con1asration Lad
st0ppcd spreading There were heavy
rains in tie vicinity last night
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ALEXANDRA, May 1.-THE Cncoudi-
tional Union Convention met at noon
to-day. K.B. Wardwe.l, Of Richmond,
in the chair Hon. J. NJ. Bolts was
chosen President. Hon Horace
MAYNARD, of Pennsylvania, addressed
the convention. The attendance vas
very small
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SAMUEL p. WHEELER,

TV0RKEY. COLLECTOR or
! PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, aud Certified
,rcounts All Officers, Soldiers or Seamon dis'
S,ea i'm the service of the United States, are en-
...i,f - Pensions for life, and in case OF their
.,-th the widow, orphan children, mother or
.srsr of any such officer soldier or seaman, ~
r.itlcd to a pension, aud also the bounty Of ono
..if.d dollars, and all back pay due. Ny tee
W ,l,h case is FIVE DOLLARS. IT IN" claim
pension is collected, and NO tdANN'h ID
.g Of failure.
cartifed account, collected ~ tta a.os. raas
able terms,
Olioe No. $50 Fourth stroat, "o1' u'e Court
iouse. Wheeling, Va. +el'
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Heimstreats inimItasle Hair ColoriDg Is not a
dye. An instantaneous dyes are composed OF
lunar c1uEti6 and more or less destroy the vital,
a. I'D beantv 1f the hair. This is the original
Hair Coloring, and has been growing IN iAyor
over twenty years. II restores gray haT 70 ~.
origiDal color BY gradual absorption, In q most
remarkable manner. II is also oeautiiadi R1I 11
GresTIipg ar sI 9s,,s oota q q aEIMSTREEI, Chemist
s.r.,oga Spring Water, sold by al
DTuugistS.
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It's a most dell ghtiul Hair Dressing
II eradicates scrlf and dandruh.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich. soft and glossy
II prevents hair turning gray and falling OFT.
II restores hair upon prrmaturoiy bald heads.
This is just what Lyons k9tnairon WIZ 90.
II sp-rtty-itis cacap-durahlc. u is literal.
~ sold bv the car load, and yeJits almost ncred'
ible demand is daily increasing until there Is
hardly "a country store that does not Eeeplt or q
family that does dot use IT,
I. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. y. Y.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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LYoy's EITRIsT OF PCEz J4xAIc4 GlsoEE-
1,- Ia ,esticp Naussa HsArtb1rn. Sick head.
acke Cholera M0rous. FlztuleDcy. Ge-, where
warning stimulant Is repaired. Its careful pre-;
pararion and eItire purity makes u cheap and
Teliabls article for culinary purposes. Sold sv'
erywhere a. 81 cts. per bottle. AK foE LII
oxs" Pure Extract. Take no other.
Saratoga spring Water, soId .! ~
Druggists.
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aqua pE MAGNOLIA.

4 toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne,
used to battle the face and person, TO render the
skin soft and fresh, TO allay Inflammation, 70
perfume clothing, for headache, &c. 1t is man.
ufsetured from the rich Southern Magnolia, and
is obtaining patronage quite unprecedented.
1t is a favorite with actresses and opera singers
1t is sold by all dealers at 81 0o in large bottles,
and by DENIAs BARNES & Co, Now York, Whole
sale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold By all
Druggists.
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WIN yy,uII not be beautiful. Who would not
add 10 their beautyl What gives tlat marble
purity and d,s',nyUc appearance we observe up
on the stage. and in the city belle IL u no ION
ger a secret They use nsgan's Magnolia Balm
rs continued use removes tan, ireckics, Plmpies
Ia rnngbpess from tho face and hands aud
ie,vs, the complexion smooth, transparent
LI5ominr and ravishiDg. Unlike many cosmet-
ics II contains no material iniuriousto the skin
Any Druggist VIII order II for ron u not on
hand az ~ cts. per bottle
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO,
Wholesale Agents \. Z.
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold oJ all
Druggists.
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rirn nt Troy. y. Y.

TROY, Ny, May IA large frame
honse ia West Trey, owned by I. D.
Collins, and occupied by number of
families, was destroyed by Are early this
morning. Achild two years OF age per.
isbed in the flames.
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CAIRO, May 1.-THE removal of Col.
Sloc, radical post master Of this city, Is
announced, and Col Graham named as
his successor
Twentv-six military prisoners trom
Little Rock, passed to-day, en- route for
tue peuitentiary at Columbus, Ohio
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M. w. JORDAN,

gFAR.AE WGRySA.-MONUNLHI Is
y and Head Stones, every description o.
.trr.,. 7yo~l. executed i'm gogi style Corn
O. rf Ilne and TiN Streets F1st Wheeling, ".
r ram propIre5 Il dIi I'll orders entrusted
l .tc I,rd hope I will merit part ot public pat
re Prompt ettou an D r.ti 10 orders from
...,,,tr-- WnEN-lV
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FOREIGN FRUITS.
ASKS DRIED BOHEMTAN n

, PEARS (rsw). ,.,
Cases now SMYRNA Figs, in J, u and ID.
boxes
80 Boxes Oranges and Lemons.
5D1O Fresh Cocoa Nuts.
80 Doz, a ssortcd Canned Fruits. ,....-
spiced and Cove o. sters' ga sAEu ~. i'-''N'
Inst received ani for sl!e BY
sHULTZ & TRUSCHRL.
,,-tst street. few doors below McLure
H9nse, Wheeling, ". Va
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s. ?. MILLER
-; r. L. ZANE s. CO.,

TlEFIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
.--,SJa Manufacturers of Pure Catawba Wines,
g.. :,c,- street. between Main and Market Sts,
,thceiinr Va. keep constantly on hand Brandies,
s,otrh ana Iriah WhisGes, Jamaica Runs and
.,orlials choice Old Rye aud Bourbon WhlaS'es
s5a2a
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NEw HAVEN, CoYN., May l7,-lBe
election of United States Senator by
the Senate of this State, il place of NJ,
Foster, has been postponed for oue week.
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MRS. G. ZTNFMER,

yASUFACTyEEs All. E&aNsss
~ or CRACKERS. CAKES, EBEAD, &c.
20. lf2 Market street. East side "a few 2oerS
u.A or the Market house Nr0''Ns ''
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= 3 G.. BAYB&

,-----,.--- ~HEGHkEB MD VAE ,
4 gt-rRT. Market Street opposite rh,
,r-4I..rrtal Hell a few door3 above Monroe
s.-.st E.cp constantly On hand t"li a'7oft-
nelt OF tbe above articles
- T6cir wagon runs constantly II 81 ,Tari'
%. --- cfty with Bread Cr3cEt-7 F1s.- 'aF"a
Uap-
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z. HENJLE.

Il SNTFACTUHES CF LADIES
II BOOTS, Shoes Glt'ar' and Ea'm"r,ls.--
-n,I assortment rlwrys ~ hand. Work
.,.,.,, 10 0r1,~ 80 -. Er.'r Street CaUtra
,-r,r,..r itr1GEuos
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rnhRI.RG SEEarE-EE.

.,e.pCEaa1R no ~. G5T - L.,
+. EtECy DYER AND SNUUEGE Snn,h
..r.,..- rs.r the b. q O. r.. X. Depot. Wheeling.
. Va. Al kinds Of shaw!s, Ribbons ard 5'r.
\. .lasrrfDti0n OF Sil5s ana WOODEN Goods e>e'
.al on short rotice and on reasonable terms.
I.ris is tho first and best Steam oyIng LSL&'
.,....nt in the Western states. sNu-'
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2. w. BOSLEY,

: I<yUFAGTCEER or "a DIa'f \
NJ ND FANCY CANDIES, and dealer iH
raTrirn Fruits, Mute eto. No ~" Mai|'; N'
Wheeling Va.
Also Parties end Weddings furnished .'''.
Cream aud Cake at the shcIta5t uOjic-
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DR. T, J, HENNIG,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
IL has removed his Office to Union street, be-
fween Market and Fourth. Office hours from
: TO Q a. m: to 3 p. M, 6 to 9p IL.
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M z HULL HEN.

xsszg, WHEELING, VA, DESEH&E',
FFJSfA OFFICE corner o, Market and GW4'A
reefs one square shove tie Custom Hou'o
sOpNt
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W11L1ANsPoRT, PA, May 1.-THE
Republicans elected Major James NJ,
Wood, Mayor, yesterday, by l29 majoritys
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Richardson & M'KennaD,
, TT0RNEYa AT law. @HTE&E.,
! 40 ca Monroe Street above i,h Wheel
~ Va '.'''.'
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law. nor shall the payment of any tax
be held or'construed to prohibit or pre-
vent any State from placing duty on
tax for State or other purposes, or any
trade, business or profession taxed by
this act.
On motion Of Mr. ThayeT, the para
graph amending section 80, Of the present
law was amending Ivy adding the follow
ing: In any port Of entry within which
is embraced more than one collection
district, the Secretary OF the Treasury
is hereby authorized to put all the
bonded warehouses IN such ports under
the charge of one collector of Internal
Revenue, to be by him designated, and
the collector so designated shall have
entire charge and control of all matters
connected with such bonded warehouses
and the property stored therein -
No other material amendment was
apopted The Committee, after dis
posing of % pages of the bill rose,
when the speaker presented a message Of
the President of the United States,
transmitting q communication from the
Secretary of War, and a letter from
Lieut.. Gen. Grant, relative to the neCes
sity for the legislation on the subject of
the army. The lieutenant Generals
letter to the Secretary Of War was read.
After which the message and letter were
referred to the Committee ou Military
Affairs and ordered printed,
Mr.. Thayer desired to instruct the
committee TO report back the Senate
bill, but the House refused to reconsider
the vote, referring the message SO as to
enable ~ to move to refer with con-
structioi.. The House at 4.30 adjourned.
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j. Z. coon,

: FEOGTEY ar gSAV, sEEFt e
\ corner Fourth and Momrc s'.cta; me
.re thot is. at present. occupied by. Iu"-e
. ~ aNrls I'm
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II. w. PuILLIPS

S0N AND ERAsS EOyNDFss 3,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDER and Genera!
/. -.cLirliat NnrLL " MM---.my. W.
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GWEFrIT--lVG Z co

TFANg ENcoEEa, z22BsEss T.,
5HAFTiNG uJlh WORK, sc. Of "'
Ls MlnllL-- =
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PITTSBURGH EYE & EAR
INFIRMARY,
2i0 Penn 81, Pittsburgh, Pa,
W l.. HAzLETT, ND, L. BARBOUR, NJ o.
Attending Physiciins and Surgeons


Eye, Ear and General Surgery.
Operations performed FREQ Of pain whom de-
sired.
Strabismus or Crossed Eyes Strengthened in
ono minute, without any Jury % the eye.
Artificial Eyes inserted without any pain, TO
look and move iiko the natural eye
rIuE ATTENDING sURGBONs
i and Physicians have availed themselves OF
the improvements IN their profes-ion, 10 tho
present time ia Europe and America, and have
had "A more extensive experience In the treat
mcnt Of diseases of the Eye and Ear, aud have
performed more Of the diiliCu aud delicate
operations upon these organs. such a. Tor Cata.
ract. Artifc al Pupil, Creased Eyes opening OF
the Tear Duct Eustachitn lube, &c. than any
other men in the country.
During the last eight years, one member OF
the Fl N has operated fj2 times for Cataract
967 times for Crossedeyes, and has made 10
Artificial Pupils. During the same time they
have treated 5f27 inAamed Eyes and granulas
lids and other diseases Of the Eye and Ear and
Dofornites in proportion.
Once In Eye and Ear InGrmary, 24a Penn
St next door 90 Christs Methodist Church,
and opposite the head Of Wood 81.
~. Ere and Ear InArmary open for the ben
eat Of the poor Saturdays from 20 p. m.
Ono OF the firm Of Drs. Hazlstt u Barbour
oi the Pitts5urz Eye aud Ear Inhrmary, viii Be
at
WHEELING. CFLure House) Friday ana
Saturday, May 18th and 18TH.
PARAMOUNT, principal HotelD A0naay
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GRAFTON principal Hotel) wednesday
and Thu rsdzy. Nav 2Jd and 2ltb.
PARKKRsBURG, CSwsn Hooss) Friday ase
Saturday, May 18th and @th. I'pr1'~s