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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

Gure when r is throes faT liz hiseoantTy
appealed 10 thc youth II the land 81
e1r4e 70 its rrscae Heeutsrcd tbofeg-
ulaf army 9th tin commission n 2nd
Lieutenant and on rly application vas
ordered 10 report Ia mv fur duty, and
took the plaec q Add de-Canp CA nay
personal staff Three generations Il
his sirts had been known - nee. and
when We know royal sires, NC know AZ
least the blood II the sons II him i
was not Disappointed And although
honor, aud prohiiy. had been Che but
tresscs II the SEN>Ia house, and ] had
eeen il standing IN uuimpaired strength
and beauty q centurs alter It's corner
stone bad keen laid. each generation
adding to the symmetry Of It's proper
lions yet the name Of Lieutenant
RicRAHn SEnySEB, who fell al Petersburg.
has shtd upon this time honorcd family
% Vermont. lusiro and radiance Of high
er. and more exalted virtues His death
will peTpetuatc the name in all time, al
though when be persisted the last male
heir Of q long lInc 81 houored s.rcs per-
ished. Honor to his ashes Peace TO
biz soul
Young gentlemen the Anglo-AmcIi-
can Patent Of nobility is not drawn from
the letters Of Kings, nor achieved IN the
hcroics a Queens untc-el ambcis by the
rescue Of royal-garters, or gallanirics
with Maids Of Honor. Nor Is it con-
forrod by the unmeaning ceremonial Of
swords laid upon knightly born should
ers by imperial hands Of inherited
crowned Soyereigns on certified valor
in tournament tits where Queens Of
beauty preside, and enjoy the heroic
spectacle ci shiyering lanccs, ON impene-
tfable coats OF mail Tie seal Of man
hood and genuine nobility is struck by
higher hands, aud bears 10 guinea
stamp. Great and exalted deeds con-
stitute its title. They arc the only icw-
els IN the crown Of Angio-Amefican no.
bility this more than regal diadcm
comes from God, the true majesty and
glory ofa.l greatnessl The timeis with
out limitation and the title is only vi
tiated BY ignoblc acts and moral degen-
eraey Take toyourselyes the lessons If
the past five years, and rise with their
grandeur, and sublimity, 10 the highest
dignities Of mans divine calling Their
inspirations open mp TO all the golden
opportunities and chances of life in the
realization that
eIIonor and fame from no condition rise
Act well yUAr part II. there The honor Hes"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

Since tile invention afi successful Introduction
81 The Celebrated Duplex Elliptic Tor goull
Spring Hoop skirt, By lr. 4. w. Btadlsy. of New
York, the d rs tb5rOug'ogf The eou8try aayg a4y.
eu UP ihe iiea n dIseanlihg tie faslol % seu5ng
hoop skirts en- aeenaHt " tine peculiar ard eelee
FOL manner IL whici ibe Duplex skirts adaltIh IT,
selves % every exGeHcF ahd emergency. so gea
efaliy acceptable iave these Skirts become that
tile ladies regafd ism a. a special sgyori,e, sn view
Tie superior Flexblliiy. Ligh'usss aud Bnrabf-
ty CDmbiHed 80 iheir manufacture. Tbev aisu
consider tlstn lnf more Ee0nmBieai and Gnnhgr
table l0op skirt ifsn ever bias ~ csu be mad for
- Cfo@ted Assm4blies fr tie IA, mennae Or
House Drc Any lads aftef wearing one II fh@ e
SKIRTS Eii never alters nls Nhi.a4ly aispeafe wifl
ileif rse. Long c1eueaee III iIs Manufacture 81
Hoop Nkiffs, has pFfYen p the proprietor VI iii >
iuveniloH ti.at slnge-prHEs w4ll aiNays retain
tbat siig, uuyIeidinf aB4 buugins style which has
ever characterized them. whereas fhe D1ab!e
spring Hoop or tie Dapiex Eipfie viii b. oaBi
free from ihnse oljeafiohs. eiWlihsiaBsl NJ tie
ability oi tie manufactures, Messrs. Hesa lhad
lev aud Cary, 10 torn out oyer 81 thousand skifgs
PER dsy fum tAeF asEe manufactures Is New
f0rk iBes fell obiFe3 20 reqgest aii merchants ~
asriug lhe isuueK Elliptic AAArk. ID send their 81.
der feN asys before they ars wanted. II possible,
e. they are most pAfiaItly oYtnglA soHe days
Ahead.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

4 HAPPY ILLUSTRATION. The Albany
Evening Journal has the following hap.
ny illustration Of the way that the Pres
identsnew plan would be likely to work
Tbs Presidential programme only pro-
vidcs that amnesty for the rebels and a
declaration Of their right to representa-
ton. shall be Incorporated upon the
Federal Constitution; while the matter
81 suffrage is to be left for regulation by
the States, which are OF course compe-
tent to alter or amend next year. What
they enact this year, We remember
reading Of lad who asked little com
rade 10 lend him his stick Of pepper
mint candy, in order that he might show
how to swallow it, and then pull il ont
Of his left ear The youngstor complied,
when the assumed magician ate the can
dy, and afterward, with many grimac-
ings and jerkings Of his car, declared
that be- had forgotten the last part Of
the trick II We concede the rebels rep
resentatlon, control Of State Govern.
mcnts, complete amnesty for the past
offences. and unobsirucied future pow
er, upon condition that they will some
time or other do justice 10 the freedmen
and other loyal inhabitants, II is just
possible that they may forget the last
part Of the trick
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19
ncl.ind 49, I-lclil,n,,sn.

oii fel 81 3 nui laitr ilsaa People are slii g. 10
saod sho thlRA thai hsa'ta !. rrHaiei q aspleaaa
N-taf1 j. iae traa.i ahtas" ist q sfa Hh1 its De-.
i.tefs plgpas se erastfts Saiafe 90 etlf uteh,
tft paaaut1 lh us tfaelee Is ia ias,asrAse ihr
dul p9s,fs g. - reaaer tt,u. g. ,asmstfh ~ sbs
eitueHts u Alaeese ftls cta e, aaas SSH H0SrHF.
they are ite niasi rawtr4l cad must HtaWt 81 lbis
season. Nbra syyu hr STRONGEST orstni sJoas tsto
g tr affected b' tht atfualiobt u atius,ut e1 a,d
cine especially ntedei Persons predIsposcl g bieus
Dyspepsia constipation Hirrmilient lrter 90 sut
lsgayaies sboud uks q rcgaia,ly ibroas1gs, shs
NHter aad sping moa,l, ltls.bsoui,y pafs ana
srmt
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tue GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
sia JAMES CLARA =

lAis inFH sable uiieias e tuiaitas g Ne sfe q sd
th#ae asiHfa aAi a4E1 siass inf4ent 81 f@f "
Hlsls consultation.
ii 'aefFafes 40 excess. fffaaaes ID es'Faft1hs roe
eaataYer eaaas sad Aglass aH tas nltA'y iffga ib
regularity.
fAess Pslis saaad agf y taten ffHaiet il.at hfs
lsrt ghbii Hasiag fhr FE.l lHEEE HaA lls 4s sAey
o. fiHf Jisfsstazt Ai afsgerg Hfa.f iias
Asa lH sferE other s4aF l4fg aft paGsfeiAE ralr.
in So rasss ~ atlsaas eos -tia7i hHerfsss PASS in
fls hzes 4aa Ispt lies5isfaa kaugue s.lgi eaef,
tsa Halgstatlaa 81 te i-srt i5@asss - et.fs l3ee
tFes -ie iissdaeae. hite. esd 4.i tat lHiuI alf-
flsek scessl8aei 81 aisfisr s. Ftal siftt Fls ai.
effect cure Hhsn si{ other sassaaE atf fsileH
O8ssfe - rsss Btil iAs Eaiae II dos Mo- ~ Nlit-
0at haaw aFe sssalAv
Pal lh itsfui'ft zroe 50 eae S Atsh
sdeal4 b c#nsfs5ig preserved
Th4 ran o. ssHt tn bat5F. saHfaiehg d bift poet
free b rHts1s Fl saa iaaes csat sis = So ssnt
sui4hy s H1rlg ssm ssle blls4 .tsfaf sasaf
40B MUrF
fvN 81 81 ts5f street. Tass TsFk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

We are III receipt Of a new paper, en-
titled the Vermont Congrcgaiionalist
Published at Montpelier by Hon. c. ".
Willard and under the editorial charge
Of Rev. q Biltngcr Of ST Adams lis
mechanical appearance is fine, printed
upon good paper, and ia clear type.
|, is proposed to continue is publica-
ton ~ the organ of the Congregation
alists cf Vermont, il thousand sub.
kcribers shall he pledged 70 It's support.
II cannot fail OF success under the man.
agement u its onterpEisinE publisher
aided by the able contributions 81 80
editonsl corps
T. b. Peterson & Brothers, 81 Phiia-
dclphias are now getting up another ed.
ition OF Dickens. 10 be called The Au.
thor's American Edition hi coniunc-
ton with Harper Brothers, they have
paid many thousands IL dollars to Mr
Dickens for advance sheets II his war;.
Gus works, he having been paid fyo
thousand dollars III gold for the early
sheets Of oar Mutual Friend, and tho
same ansoant III gold f0r all 81 h.s other
late works. THIS mex edition is % b.
printed On the finest superintendent
paper. IN the finest nauner, and will
contain the whole II the original Eng.
hsh illustrations b. Seymour, Phiz
Crgskshank. and other artists The
first volume, oontaing Our Mutual
Friend, with torty-two Illustrations by
Marcus Stone. vii be Published in /
ks~ days, At 81 in paper cover and Sl-25
in groea H4eToce9 cloth, With git side
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

II IS deemed np, improbable that sep
araio bills applicable b The scyeI.l
S'aios. as in Che case 20 Louieiaaa v4H
take She phase q my general recon
tucaon b,l Il IS known that b.lls .1r
The States separately are u 'ho course
q preparation Is competent hands
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peaisn 0i aiulgeI aFblr sHo9thntts and ilslesd VI
taehtg tAfe tLe ualtg appeared Dot tigb8rfh. IpeH
lh4aifg b. 70 tns cause 90 eeat change ehe psiHb
t5la 5gn ati ka ues9 the e s1a A. sIa ana sou.
satres u AZ i1raiH4 J. ncuistiea 8Hy l4aJ 3 toilet
~ itt Ter soy Lacy ~ GgltisinHn ean Improve iAsf
ptrsabsl appearance ~ bpAalta Fold Il Is tpgip ia
its eobnAtiY0 a. hAiuft Lgfrt g. simple sci u8sHl.
Fassed if ns sihuv'y lu drawing imF4dles fDnl aisu
heaag eietesiH- ahG btAihagHg tht ekn ana oupa .
l0 D. s direct tei9u ga ie eBteis d arssa 5eai Is
81 iis impurities sinag heating fhe same and a.asia .
tia spfiae- Aalafr lHteisa " saGuid o. eisAr
smooth ana beautiful triee o. seltby Milo D. piss.
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Business mcn wishing 70 advertise in
part q the country can leave their or
ders With aIsasrs. GEo. T. RoWELL
& Co, % Congress Street. Boston, or
Or s. Cedar Street n. Y. Who are aa-
fhorized to eontrac: at Publishers prices
for all Newspapers printed in tie init
"a ST. tes and Piesh Prorirce,
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The Monthly New England Farmer
FOR February has been received. This
is one Of the best Agricultural Maya
zines published, and one which New
England farmers cannot afford 70 be
without Published by r. r Eaton *
Co. Rcst1n; terms sl50 Ter resr
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1As only Aiasre4n 4seats or 10 sale u te sa,as.

IaEE 10 LEERlBoDY A large 6 PIP.
Circular -fhg Information d the greatest Importance
81 its yaauE III bg3h ae2ts.
u sagaes hoa the hamtiy may BECOME beaatifai DE
dftIssva rfsfrc 81. ana thr l,grAkeH loved
Au soAn2 ttdg seattaah should lall ia send tslf
Ad1rtts, aaa resolve ciy poet Y4lo b retHyn ias
Address q ~ Drawer 20
Ctasa IfHy, 10.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

George Bancroft, the historian, has
been appointed By the President as col
iector of the port of Boaton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19
FRIGHTFUL EXECUTIONS

= RlNA - Z - - = n IN - Ag4N-t
Is done upan thoeaaasu ~ eff heads, ~ endrar"ing
to dstLcn tbcm with meta,l, Is Is t4at
Scorch ana Blast
tdc lbres from ~ 60 raot ~ Avoid these horrible
DIsFiGJRING AGEATs
and use onig TIE great toilet staple or America,
SnPsSi aUr0'S Exec ESiOg E}ye.
which not only msantaucously produce, ~ sLsae. OF
black and brown. but also nauiisbr, strength ms aud
beantilcs the hair Enthusiastically J.GEtSrADoEo
Aston House, New York Sold ~ Druggists Az
piled by oil Hair Dictsers,-Sl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

Canada win Be the name d the new
Confederation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

Rsg- TIE States ah3ch have rs!assd g
rmsils tie Constitaiionsl aulendmeai aFe
Alabama. Arkansas Delaware Georgia,
Florida Krniucky. Louisiana Mari lard
MISSISSIPPI. NORTH cnohna, South Car
eliza Tgtas. and Fssiu.a. lsing more
dian enc bird = sAe whole number
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S PECIAL NOTICES
alteaeA. raao.. rl,.rrrs..

AHsatesas ra. Atfa 4 lsss
Ns'srs = Ats.rek& cat
h,ar Sire Ny gat-r ats1 - = ys.af rsasas r.at
lsfs 81, asf afy 80 fs'a Is d. eds. cd !, sss,.
A5g Is So ssss
Aaags U4Iy
JouN 3. * HUNTER
We fetf 10 fhe
foris Tbansana nruEslss
eba ssi aszeFs s. b. titif i4kh ssfHf character
ALLDoCk a eo Ae.uef Erssar-ta uoa,s. So
Yofk sold b. all piaze5si. -
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Alabama. Arkatt8s VelA@hfes he3E esA'
FLORIDA Kratucky. lso1t saua Maryland
si.aassrIa. Nortt carohna South Car
oara, Teass. and Fsgiusa, lsne more
Dian ere bird = re whole number
RI Late a.hies isom Washington
represent ihas iho President il mani.
kes.lng Signs u the return u better req
an. The \. j Esening Fos says il
hears privately. nom wcilinforratd
persons ia Washington, that Che Press
dpnt j. willing % meet Congress more
than bali way 10 3 scheme II recon.
rfueiion. and tia, b. viii 40. oppose
himself 10 ans plan which embraces the
constitutional amendmtnt proposed by
congrcas. ana other saiutary and nee
esaary moasprcs The Washington
correspondent II tie Tines intimaies
tie same thing liiaa matter q con
graduation that he President wisdom
re.urns 10 him after many days
boz The bill for the admission Of Ne
braska has been passed BY both Hods-
. u Congrcss, overibe Presidents veto.
Ii ire Senate thc vote stood 81 e o
H. tie House 40 TO a. So the bill is
a law, and when the legislature u Ne
braska shall have complied with the
condition u impartial suffrage required
by the bill. the lhirty-seyenth State viii
he added to the Union. The Nebraska
senators are Thomas w Upton and
John W Thaycr, and the representative
T " Marquette all good republicans
r1r Mr. George PEABODY has made
another magnificent donation. He has
addressed letter to Hon. II. G. Win
,hrop and other prominent men, an
nouncing a donation TO them and their
successors Of one million dOla s
In trust. the income 10 be used and
applied for the promotion aud encour-
agement Of intellectual, moral and IN
das;rial cducaiion among the young Of
thomore destitute portions Of the South
western States, the benefits to be dis
tnbu;ed among the entire population
without other distinction than need, OPP
portunity and usefulness In addition
he gives bonds q Mississippi issued to
the Planters Bank amounting to 81
10000, the amount realized on them
to be added to aud used for this trust.
The letter Is long, benevolent and pat
r.otic- Estimating the Mississippi bonds
at half million dollars, we believe the
following list Of Mr. Peabodys donation
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Hgge@Yvs Send Tor HALLS PATENT BURNER
Egts@fgA SAVES OH. Can hight aud rim with
Ezb1okJ eul removing chimBpt uTshade IsH
zlisfis1Et size sent BY mpil for % cents. AGENTs
MLMBJN WANTED AddnBs THOMAS HALL
zHlRzH Bergen, y, j.
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L1lll SALE

State and County Eiahis, Of j. - CABwEfl A. o.'4
Ctle5fatcd Gs- Castor Whsts for Beasteads aid
Piinos. fur ptfc4lars, address above Boa es0, y
~ Philadelphia, Pr
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TITS Company, p1w Ei,fHfEtnifra hAtine tumpiied
VIII zee isNa ~ NN Hisir sH8 atgelra siostosN u
- eEpil - She superintendent " ths inaafsnre D.
rsfiHtu iF th# sfrfi Hf i.s paily huiteFs d now
FnEsfgd ta isFae fhr varots kiats ~ pssas a.
soraaAe oana''lgas 81 Ehuse ni ans eihst c.sahaus
Hitldeudt ltHess sih She age II ii r.llty
Naa.paf iglpafte rAes sfa .aaef lh2a thase - any
NHHEari lH 'ha Would
losses p.ii lp lhir9 days afar dae notice and praci
e 3saih
lNgel WraHsfmfufr madr iu tgafd 10 ttaycl
uHa li5f, 81 amount % pnmHm viii % lesasd
the Uaae. 4ohicE nhcu d'sfst
taefll arrangement made Wlth good Agenis
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WINS Patent Hair Crimpe1g !.

Fpa CriaFrna ASH MAnfks LADtrs tlsfs NJ nrar
hEhtIEfH a. LRho TuIs AK your st0rekeepsf IN
them. if b. es nat keep iteW. write ~ the Manu-
tictarr, 4 iFiS., sixth ssA Columbia Az, Fblla
d1Phsa
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SENS ams ias fali e. mmmer. Ms.
Cen h S Raam7s [ "a open s..
,itatou delivered an address 10 the
radsr 0rsdea,es Il Yase Collcre vtlb
spcclal reference 10 Iseutensat sEDNH.
son n Hon Msrz sernin who was
killed ner PeiershuFg during lbo war
4 TIE rebellion 4. the TIME q BIS
death ~ pabl.siei 90 obituary notice
a sir suzu taken from The Chicago
Trtps Bat IS bis remains BOW he
u.ih hoe e his kiudged Ia Cur new
sery ard IS THIS tribute 60 lis
memory comes irom the pen q oue born
and reared 10 oar iouu. i san doubt
les. Dc q special interest 70 many u
car readers
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The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02

o. WAS IT WELL TO SEVER Very
shortly, as we are informed, suit for di.
vorce Uinculo will be instituted in one of
the District Courts by a husband whose
wife departed from the accustomed path of
q faithful helpmate after this fashion: The
parties move in respectable circles, and are
considered we'll to-do people. Among their
acquaintance was a rather CAV young gen
tleman, who was frequent visitor, and va,
always at hand to escort the lady whenever
she desired to 90 abroad, and her husband
whose health was not robust, was unable to
accompany her. By frequent association
friendship for the young man grew into ad-
miration, and admiration into love. By
advice of physician the husband concluded
to visit well-known sea side watering
place, and his wife accompanied him but
after few days she was anxious to return
to the city-to look after the things they left
behind she said-but she desired him to re-
main behind, because the journey would only
fatigue him, and she would return the fol
lowing day Her husband reluctantly con.
sented; but the undisguised pleasure she
manifested in gaining his consent to her trip,
which he thought unnecessary, aroused a
suspicion that all was not as it ought to be,
thereof if it was to be had. Accordingly, when
he accompanied her to the cars at San Jose,
and bade her good bye, and. as she thought,
took his departure. he quietly stepped into
the last car of the train, and determined to
come to the city also. Arriving in the city
he beheld the nice young man aforesaid
waiting at the depot, saw him receive his
wife, and escort her to carriage and drive
off. In haste the husband also engaged a
hack and ordered the driver to keep in sight
of the preceding vehicle. This was done
and it was observed to stop at the Oakland
Ferry boat, and its occupants took passage
for that delightful village. The deserted
husband made straightway to the apartment,
recently occupied by himself and wife, tC
look after 1.-The things" for himself. HI
settled his bills, and quietly made arrange
ments with a furniture auctioneer for the
disposal of his household goods and chattel
Oh the following day.
His wife returned to the city about noon o.
that day. She found the last load of tht
furniture about departing, and met her hus
band, with what feelings may be better
imagined than described. She demanded tt
know the cause of such proceeding, anC
was told that, following her example, he hac
been endeavoring TO show how much ht
could do to disturb the matrimonial harmony
OF course an explosion and scene followed
whereby the occupants Of the premises were
scandalized, and the divided household sep
arated forever.
The foregoing is but a repition of what
has often before, and doubtless will as Otter
occur again, when parties who have vowed al
the altar to cleave only each unto the other,
are forgetful of that solemn engagement
How this affair will end, will be gathered
from the Court proceedings.-AHa.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02
To CorrespOndents,

Patients residing in any part of the State, how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad-
vice of DR.. Doherty their respective cases, and
who think proper to submit written statement of
SUCH in preference to holding personal inter
view, respectfully assured that their eommuni-
cations will be held most sacred. DR.. Doherty
takes this opportunity of observing, that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself and the
latter as promptly possible. fthe case be fully
and candidly described personal communication
will be superseded as instructions for diet regi-
men and the general treatment of the case itself
Cncluding the remedies) will be forwarded without
delay and in such manner as to convey no idea
of the purport of the letter parcel transmitted
Consultation, by letter otherwise, FREE
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
Address,
W. K. D0HERTY, NJ. D.
San Francisco, California.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-02
EIXEISs EYES.
DR.. (. n. PARDEE,
OCCULIST AND AURIST

A FTER protracted blindness of more than five
"a years, DR.. Pardee has made himself thoroughly
and scientifically acquainted with all diseases of
the Eye, and is now practising with success not
surpassed in the United States.
All operations performed, such strabismus, or
eye, Cateract by linear extraction Depression
or Absorption, Pterygium, feshy membrane
growing the eye, Reduction of Staphyloma or
bulging out of the eye, Artificial Pupil, Fistula
Lachrymals, closing of the tear passage, and all
deformities Of the Lids, etc. etc.
Artificial eyes inserted without the least pain.
and possessing all the movements and brlliancy of
the real eye. A large assortment constantly on
hand for sale at reasonable prices. The Doctor 5
Eye bath for the treatment and of all nervous
disorders is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent him
cases for operations and hopes that his universal
success will warrant continuance of their conf
dencc. His celebrity operator is co-extenslve
with his success; patients are presenting them
selves for treatment and operations from New York
and Boston almost monthly.
Many patients can be at the Doctors office
daily, in different stages of recovery.
DR.. PARDEE has associated with him DIX. IT,
BIGEL0W.
Office: 767 CLAY STREET, (aboye the Plaza
near Dupont street my4