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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-29

IL TABLIsHEp ls4e.
NEW GOODS AND Low PRICES.
customers entire new stock Of the FINEST
CLOTHING and GESTLEMEN's FURNISHING
GOODS, bought at the present low prices fsr
CASH. Great inducements be made 90 purcha-
sers. ss we have enlarged cur capacities for .
LARGE. New. and Fashionable Variety of Goods
having arranged with extensive houses in Nee
York TO sell at the very lowest prices.
WALL. ROBINSON co,
S22 Pennsyivan avenue.
no26 I'm Bet~een 9Th Sna 10Th ste
The, undersigned would respectfully inform rs.
.tieads and customers. and The public rea'rsiiy.
- STEPHENS CO,
No. $40 PENSA. AVE. BET. ETSrH AND
MES|s AND Boys' REApl WADE CLOTH
ING AND FURSIsHISG GOODS.
HIS stock will embrsc ths latest style ard b--t
quality Of Ready made Clothing and other Goods
CONNECTED with our es,ahifshr,ent WILDE,
CUSTOMS pEPABTMEST,
ate se cutters IN the pis,Tit cue va O''
A. STEPHENS.
no % dtfif Late Of TALL. Stephens Co
u MAGRUDER. rAILoR.-Br.uch OF ,s,s
Having Seehed sSi nj At NO s2s
EstIeet. near 18th street south side where
in mediate attention
nOl5lms II. MAGRCDbk-
n >. HEIBERGEB,
(suocessor 70 d. r. LouDos Go y
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Metropolitan Hotel, (lAte BrovrS.l
jyle-u No. 500 Penn. avenue, Washington.
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q DrODOSe0.
Jet they as race were asked 10 do what these
men hesitate TO DO. As handful they were
DOT prepared 10 array themselves against the
$500 100 whites. IL ths white men moved In
this n after they could do 90; but God forbid
that the eolored race should have a hand in
IL.
The motion OF Mr.. Bowen, that the resoiu.
vote (Mr. Watson) being in the negative.
Mr.. Bowen offered The following:
whereas the impeachment committee having
made their report TO CONGRESS relative to that
m atter In all its "details: Therefore,
hesoired, That the Seventh Ward Club will
eoniinu e TO confide in the judgment Of the ma
Resolred further, That it lie the opinion Of the
seventh Ward Club that It's highest and first
duty IL TO see sitter The business Of the ward in
connection with other wards Of Warrington
city and the District OF Columbia.
Mr.. Wa,son.-I move to lay the resolutions
on The table, and ! wish to make some remarks
The Chstf.-Rs marks are not In order on
Mr. a Purner (colored) moved that the res.
olution % adopted. ,t
mr.. Watson obtained the floor and proceeded
TO SPEAK, saying that Q crisis was here, and YET
tney are ASKED 70 cit still. This nan (Presi.
cent JohnsonJ must be hurried from his seat
Tney were told that the coiored people were
DO, rssdy TO axe actios on Impeachment. but
Say on ~ you'd attempt to defend Andrew
Johnson. What rays the Le9islature of Ten.
nsssee-fhat be shoald Be I'm peachsd; snd every
club In the country should follow sust soms
presses IN the country. nnuenced perhaps by
mtrcenary motives, are not taking the Wi.est
course. IL 10 necessary that Ne snouId b i'm
peachec, ano II be 10 not hurled from his al
the dfrest calamity would happen. Vet he =
told that they are not to say what thew koov
apa beIteve-that he was connected vi n the
murder of Abraham Llncoin. The tss.,monv
before the Impeachment COMMITTEES Wa "a a
ne wac a iibertipe, and be was druak when he
wss inaueurated. sColored men had been al OF
down through the pespicious influences Of mat
Noubdrei. The committee had broueht in
'her report, aud Congress should 60 on 90
impeach him.
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THE Louisiana House Of Reprasenta,

s The Louisiana House Of Reprasentatiyes haa CON.
CURED in che Senate resolution eppointing 4 ctn,.
lnittee topRotest against Tie Reeonsta t 3
Mr.. sHERa1AN. Charges have n been preferred
against Governor WEr1s, In the House, Sor usu1.
patton in issuing his proclamation DECLARING tho
qualification Of voters IN the State in aecordance
with the Reconstr biIl, snd hss Impeachment
is probable. Msyor MoaEos, the Iisutenant-G Gov
ernor, and others, Ind an inter- view with General
snnn1DAH regarding the rigi8 os negroes to vote
at the election which was 10 have bean held On
Monday when were thst IL the nag
roes Cid not vote the elect; on would Be null "a
lbillE was immedi passed de House post
poning the
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/ Newly Ork: Prize ss0eiation. Y

| WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS THE
w name md vuue OF each article of olIr goods ~,
marked tickets placed in sealed envelopes and we'll
mixed On receipt OF Is cents, envelope conainncz
such ticket will be drawn without choice and defyercd
at our Office, or sent by pa any address The pur
chaser SITTER what article it drawn and its value
which may be from to i've hurdrel doInrs..-can
then, ON payment Of one> dollar receive the artic,
named may exchange 1t for any other article marked
on our circular at tho same value Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No BIAHKH.
Our. patrons can depend nafr, honorable dealing
The article drawn viii be delivered our Office reQara
less Of ia gniue OF promptly sent directed BY return
mail; or e1preas g s ESSj S9r gT5 y n ii :
from many persons acknowledging the recetut
On vatna'ie gH nom us be Tile at our Of
nee ap9png whom we arc pernited to refer to: 97,
Johs Holcotnh, Lambertve, N. j., gold watch whine
$3.50; Mrs g. No. 259cuInberand street Brook
lyn, sewing machine. $780, Edwin Hoyt; Stamford Conn.
gold lever watch vnle $500: Hon. a h Briggs WASH.
ingten D. O., diamond pin, slz5; O. Sutherland No
loo Lexington svenue piano. 1885, 1drs M JACKSON No
2os 1s Rineeenth srset NJ sewing machine 100; loa
Atla1ta Ga diamond clustef ring. s22s Dr. Henry
No. 1SS 18th strees N gold watch. s15O Edw Boyn.
ton, Nashville, Tenn, naodeon, 500: James RuaaelI
Montgomery, Ala, gold hurting watch. S2SO:s r. r.
Smith, Provdence H Z, eser lever watch $50: Oscer
Purdy Madison, n. j., muac boz S45; Hon R & New
en-, st. Panls, MIMI, gold watch, S1s5; r. r. sperry
1itchaed, Conn., silver WATCH S55; VIM. b Peck Har.
Lem, Ills music box SO; WIn. raymond Dayton Ohio
silver tea set S125: Mas E n Schenck Detroit Men,
diamond ear rings s32b; Perre BeaudnG st Eharies
Hotel New Orleans diamond ring, S170; Mira Mnrtha
Barnes. St. LOUIS mo-, rnelodhpn. Value Sl26
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PUBLIC. NOTICE. ssss. ...i.5
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY. \

~ TEN q
lGDUBL1c NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1TH;j UN1ER
the following Ordinance licenses hnvo bcen prepared
|1ses 2S s9.3 3Sgl.3. City Treasurer
SEQ: Bet Oydatned BY khe Mayor and AIdsrmna IN
cy Council assembled That from nd after the first day
and wagons private and domestic purposes In
the same mannsr and sccordiag tot anne provisions
row OF force In relation to draa I wagons
dray wagon shan provided with badge con.
tanning the number thereof and married. Rip1h To- ba
placed on she outafde Of the shafe.
surety TO any under tho Ordinance concarnno j.
censes fer csrs wagons and other czrr1apee IN.
less he or she be . freeholder.
licenses for public Hni private carts S.TayB wnrpzs
including the horees or mules used thereof which shall
be froe from other nxsdoa: - KS NJ
PUBLIC CARTE DRAWS ETC., on THOSE Elrp1oYEp m Any
gUaIb1as WfzATEvER, pon HIRE DIRECT uzDmRCr.
Eor every eaf dfay Or drawn by one horse
For every cart dray or Wagon 6rwn bv two horses ~
mules, $50. Z
For every hack md carriage with Two wheels, $40
For every hack and carriage with four wheels $40
.To1 stage e. Of omnibus Except tine sonnibus
For every staee or omnibus Except line omIdbus,
drawn by four horses, $50. N fsS
For every tuck drawn BY two or mora horses or mules
For wagon drawn By two or more horses
yEor every bread cart or wagon. S. !,
every cart dray or wagon used for private or do
nesac purposes: and rnt tc: be employed In the ans
porting OF goods merchandise. lumber or any
other commodity. for compensation, either directly or
for the sane Ahait pay 1or Hcense the guroa
%, exclusive OF the horse mule.
81 IN the OF one thozilar,d eight hun
dred ann sixty
ry ~ ,,vor :. oAIrz.AaD, Masof
Janrlary :, " r. SlfrTH CnarR a. r.onnci, SS
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j, OFFICE CHIEF F1RRDEpAR1mEN,r. 4, nv,

.&g 80 .CHARLEsToHs 8. c., February Is, 1857
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RFGEIVED RY TIT,
~ undersgned until the 18th of March, Furnishing
sIXTEEN HUNDRED FEET OF THREEINCH DOUBLE
E4T8A OAK -TANNEDLEATHER, DOUBLE COPPER
RIvETED FIRE HOSE, warranted to- stand one hundred
and eevenyfve pounds water pressure to the square
inch IN my feet sections ut per foot and 30
much for brass butts per pair butts to be New York
Also for FOUR SETS OF BEST RUBBER sUc1oxs
In one length cac Of twenty feet with swivel brass
and brass baskets, l8 inches long screw on end
OF sucons at 80 much foot baskets butts ezra
Sizes Of sueons and number OF threads to the inch for
the butts viii be furnished. NJ II. NATHAN $.!
= February Is LIMO II Chief Fire Department
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF DETECrrvfca
~. FEBRUARY Z, 1sG7.-Recovered and now at ttrs
office, - yards COTTON GOODS. The owner is re-
;quested to come forward and prove property.
~ .si$s.tss5 j. c. CAAiPBEIL. VI
: February sf a Lieut.. in Charge.
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s rTAxES-AdONTEILYsR RETURNS. -
elf OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR. .,zs
-. go, s.eEs.s. CrrX HALL, March ], 1867
.5kI OIIGEIs HEREBY: GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
4Y that the Monthly Returns for the cnth Of Febru
ay past In compliance with the Tax Ordinance ratified
on the 2sth dsy of December 1895, be 1adeon or
peoore the 10TH instant d. O. GIBSON
Aarch Is /. N.5 = City Assessor
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CITY: ADYERTl sEM ENTs.
NOTICE.

t.TAVERN-KEEPERS sts ..s
~ &; ,.g4 Nv OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. %
z 2. = q St Lnrch /, 1867,
4 IL TAVERN-KEEPERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL
Na spirituona LIQUORS, within the city lmits who
have not executed their bonds takcn the proper
cards to show that they have license to SELL VIII be re-
inst. 2s 49,
Those who have cards hereby notified to have the
same placed IN conspicuous place tn the window All
f1ng to observe this notice VIII also reported alter
the above e-mentiened time "a w ri SMTTII -
March 3 - it5 .s5Sts.9 Clerk of Council
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.iiB0A RDl. Mi !,

POARD-TRANSIEN AND PERnFANF1NT
EOAHDING can be Obtained ct low rates by apply-
ing at No 95 BROAD; STREET, King. 81 s;t
&.A-cn u .l.ts .-sIz.lgl.: ::t:- IN S.
POARDINGs- TWO SINGLE GENTLEmEN
~ eau be accommodated with good Board and u
p1easanf 1o0m, on application at no. 80 CHURCH
STREET west Ode, near Irada. s .
r. lew DAY BQARDERS can also be aGrormodatod ..A
DRIvATE G.-AT FEw R0aRU7
a EEs can be accommodated at No. 90 KING STREET
east sds near Broad "a few Day Boa1aers cun be- oc.
soltsaa'7oiSS rs Ei5siSs Cru January 81
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LARGEST C1Rcu1Ar1oN.-The DAILY

LARGEST C1RcuLAT1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the. Official LGst L!i Of let
ters remaining in The F0sso.6iesTat tfs enc
Of each peeh, agreea6ly to hs tozleaoing
s Section Of The .Ne,o Y Postc6 6FSce Lao, as The
u,eacspapcr Aaviag the largest circulation IN
the City of Charzesto's:
SECTION be it further enacted That lists Of let
tcrs remaining uncacd for in any Postoce in any city
town or village, where a. newspaper shall be printed,
shnl hereafter be pubshed only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly or ofener shali have he
Office. .Et51
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:EOR SALE,

ENORs SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT
IL :. and 5-year old broke *KULES: and THIRTY
% S1 SRToN S E9r sale ut Ms House stble Apply
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: 80 AouoHAHB 0pslTacy gives the Fenian news up
70 Saturday night last: "a heavy force q Fea:.rs
0sia one OF the mountain passes in the north Of
Tpperary, Ireland, on Friday evening, and Eng
1sh troops with artillery were sent out 70 dialodea
Them, but the result OF the battle has not reached
us. The Fenians have capvnvad and hold the no
Ece station at Kitteel in the County Kildare. The
important mountain range Of the Gaftees, IN Nuns
ter Is said to be full Of Fenians and an attack on
the town OF TpperarY, Capital Of the County was
looked for. The inhabitants Of the town are said
10 be completely disafected to the Government.
Leinsters Province and the County of Kerry are
again tranquil, but small bodies Of Feuians natrrol
the Counties Of Cork, Waterford, Limerick and
Iipperary, and rob what they require Twelve
prominent Fenians leaders have been captured.
JAMES sREPHEssi is said to be il Paris. Loads, Of
Fenian arms ass seized in different parts OF Ire
land & y, ,s | g g. !.
During the week ending; saturday last. the
Treasurer M of the United States has received from
the printers sssa 500 In fractiona. currency Dur
ing the Same period there has been forwarded to
the United States depository 81 pitisbure $50 ooo
and 70 the national banks s10O, ,ess Total $3.50 a8a
The securities held by the Treasurer Of $la limited
Staten II trust for naonal ba1ke. reported TO-DAY
were as il0ws: To secure the circulation az notes
$40 - 49, Tor deposits Of public money,
40. Total, S465, 800. The disbursements for
the week were as follows: War, 81 0,2s; Navy.
1852 nserors 8, ,05s, ,12s. The national bank
currency issued during the week'was $57, ESQ., The
total sm6unt 81 actual circulasion at this date IL
32aa This u after deducting tbs currency
rcSurncd worn onss notes. id. The rs.
cetpt6 rom, ,anSsrnal reTennes to-day wers
making ghs total amount III tie weak ending IL
aay A1gtG and d total os SaO5, ,sH 500 ainoe the
1st of Jniy, 1865 ~ y M Il ,ss
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~ .=s 90
CARD.

T.! a 81 ..
THAT WE SELL ARE IMPORTED DIRECT DY ". g.
CORWlN Il CO., and pass through other handle en-
ablng ua not only to WARRANT THEM AS PURE AND
UNADULEERATED, but to sell at the following prices:
FINEST YOUNG HYSOE. -. . So m
FINE YOUNG HYSoN. i 80 toll 7s
FINEST GUNPOWDER. . OK
FINEST TnPERIAL....... -. - - -
CHO1CESI ENGIIsH BREAKFAST. IS
6Meil1SA bhtAkEASI.. SO
CaCaCAST OOIONc3. ............. 90
w. Ea. aisI . = =: - SO
quality Of GREEN AND BLACK TEA, MIXED, at 81 so
per pound. ,44sg4 NJ AZ q t.,-. :%s N IN
Just received, new supply Of OLD JAVA COFFEE.
46c.; PARCaED, 60c.; GROUND, 52c; OLD RIO 35c.
The .PARcHED COFFEE represent to be of the
FIRST QUALITY, parched by with great care trial
Of these coaees Green Parched aud Ground win con
vince tho consumer that point q - =
GENUINE MOCHA AND LAGUAYRA. 3Erg3 al II #s
The FILLING OF ORDERS personally attended to by
ono Of the Managers Goods delivered parts Of the
city FREE OF CHARGE. 4:7I - = -
supply of GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER will arrive on
Tuesday. n{Gt 3mo N, Fe,r7,arv :
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s.55C A..R'L E S.T.O'N..s !.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH IS, 1857.
UNIVERSAL suEFRAGE-ouR DUTY.

We do not desire to disguise the difficulties with
which universal suffrage surroundsus. Forced upon
us in manner calculated, ,f notintended, to wound
the most natural susceptibiities of proud and
sensitive people, called into exercise so hurriedly
and SO unguardedy that the best interests ofseoiey
are perilled by its sudden and ignorant action, it
will require all our patiences, and wisdom; and
selfcontrd to prevent Immediate evil, But let us
remember that this very institution of slavery was
not our choice-thab it was established without
our consent, and supported and foste-ed by our
Northern friends for the profits which the slave
trade gave them. If the problem was, now to es-
tablished slavery instead Of to:abolish, it would
look equally difficult il advance. But we found
it, and We dealt with it. What we made OF it the
world sees now; and if to-day four millions Of
slaves have without violence been converted into
free men, it is becausei their long discipline
had taught them industry obedience to law
and the clements Of christian truth. Much as
we owe to their years Of labor, both they and
the United States owe 1t to us this day that
their emancipation has been Effected without
ruin and bloodshcd. Slavery was forced upon
US, and as we used it the result was prosperity
to the country, wealth and power to the master,
and azsteady elevation Of character to the slave:
Now, if tho North forces upon us emancipation and
suffrage we are Of the same blood as our fathers,
- tha Aesesn sasa = ~ IN ~ s.
,.horsI W. an nssIs 20 tha fesaa,aan soatoa.
al ona ,,see, o;t;,a,; ,;a 81. s,;.ssss.
IN +na a1or 1.he,, - oo.aes ~ - tns.a .,,.a
of profit; the same North win lose its interest ID
the freedman when he ceases to be an INSTRUMENT
| ofpoihcal power. And just as soon .as the fornar
master and the present freedman understand each
other-just soon they both feel that they can
not escape from each otherthat they must either
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!: TO RENT.

ITO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE, WITH FIVE
Il Rooms and Kitchen, in Wentworth street. two Or
t11Ss VAIL tSom the Postofaee Apply a No 4e
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w A N T S,

WANTED, By A YOUNG MAN, A NATIVE
g IL city, SITUATION in some Wholesale OK
rean house Has had nine years. experience Inn whole
gae ana retau grocery house, and nausnce trude
undo1bsed references furnished II required Address
INDUSTRY at this office. Al march Is !.
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TNO RENT, TWO GOhIFORTABLE ROOnIs.
y with KITCHEN. Rooms furnished or unfurniahed
IN des1aDle I locality Apply at No 20 HAsEL STREET
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sCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC.

This medicine, invented by Dr.. j. II.
%sCHEScK, of Philadelphia, is intended to
dissolve the foo d and make il into chyme,
The first process of digestion. By cleansing
the stomach with Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
the Tonic soon retores the appetite, and
food that could not be eaten before using IL
will be easily digested.
Consumption canaot be cured BY Schenck's
PulmOnic Syrup unless the stomach and liver
is made heal. by and the appetite restored
hence the Tonic and Pills are required in
nearly every case of consumption. A half
dozen bottles of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE
PILLS will cure any ordinary cas- Of dyspep-
STA.
DR.. SCIENCE makes professional visits in
New York, Boston, and at his principal Of
fee in Philadelphia every week. See daily
papers Of each place, or his pamphlet on
consumption for his days Tor visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
twolikenesses Of the Doctor, ono in the last
stage Of Consumption, and The other as he
new is, in perfect health, are on the Govern
ment stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price
ol,5O per bottle, or $3.50 the bali dozen.-
All etters for advice should be addressed 10
DR.. Schenck's Principal Off :e, No. Is North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale AGENTS; Demas Barnes
& Co., b. Y, s. s. Hane e, Baltimore, Md.
John D. Parke, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker &
Taylor, Chicago, ILL.,, Collins Bros. st. Louis.
Mo.
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Details Of lie Boston Shooting
t.' g.. ~ Affair. s.1s -rr u =

Last evening, an affair occurred in a
house of i'll fame, which was rather sim
gular in its circumstances and nearly
tragic in its resultss A young maj Of
means about thirty years Of age, named
Frederick A. Babcock, from Cincinnati,
came to this city about three weeks ago,
and fell in with Floregee A. Blake, 9th.
erwise Florence A~1tGeotge, aud became
50 completely .saa1bks With her he left
the hotel and took up his abode entirely
with her. During their short term of in
timacy, Babcock had repeatedly urged
the girl to break off her shameful life
and marry him, promising to take her
with him to Cincinnati, where she would
find all the comforts and luxuries which
wealth could confer, besides living with
him in q life Of outward blamclessness
and purity. The girl, however, was deaf
to his entreaties, and used every endeav.
or to dissuade the Infatuated man from
so foolish a course. She told HIM that
not only her position in life, when found
oat, would bring lasting disgrace upon
himself and family, should he marry her,
would be ;mrosa;bIo e,r hor oomr
No,witIS,.ndina oI III. ,Ia oo"p,y
nsrs;s,sd no mnoh ." % ."' yvu enaiIn
tbrcntod b@r NIL doa,h ;f sha ala !"
oamaIS m HtI S.'n ueasn u u'u no'
Rp6oocI ., ~ l.ot sorlo. un,o, ,;,oh
of fren1v nroo"." ' VIA" , ~ p;on
lth. OIL ,nno ;ut = o anu wes
bonso l,s, o"onn IA m
,ha, sha ma. IL WV ne inv w az,
him or d;0 pIo.auao ,Son al -
th;nk R.booot unv' o'en m hen ou no'
G,.od =. ~. N"u r;
atoms R.boo.t .ha.a n S,0d 'O TSa
a;rl 5o5,oj ~ ~" u. LII
Which leS ,od !, ona ~ H. nal,a &c y.
room RahoonS Ga ". I,, III"
time Tho n;rl JadoaJ 49, nn WI
,h. hall no0soJ 49, ~" $50 fTn
succossfpI ana;, ~,
toward n. a;rI ~ a"s h." P'a .bs
Joor 70 800 ~ ~ e .ho
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~ EYE AND EAR.-Dr. Harter, IN
N( Oculist and Aurist, of Troy, EM
SOhio, distinguished for his ~
great success IN curing Blindness aud
Deafness, and the various defects Of the
Eye and Ear, will visit Ashland-Mc.
Nulty House-Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, 0ct. 10Th, goth and 2lst.
DR.. Harter is a resident Of Troy, Mi.
ami county, Ohio, aud has been for many
years, where he made permanent cures Of
diseased eyes aud ears. He Is in his of.
fee the first week of every month. DR..
Harter has q reputation Of The highest
standing, as a scientific physician aud o
Skilllul eye and ear surgeon. His refer
enccs are from we'll known and eminent
men. Lis certificates Of cures are gen.
uine-from persons of easy references,
with Post Office and address given So
that any M may hear from them. DR.
Harter cures Blindness, Cross Eyes, Can.
GERS, Club foot, Deafness, Discharges,
Ulcers 10 the Eyes, Enlarged tonsil,
Films on the eye, Fistula in Ano, Gran,
ular lids, Hare Lip, Piles, Roaring in
the Head, ScrOiulous Eyes, Specks on
the Sight, Tumors, Wens, &c.
DR.. Harter inserts artificial eyes, that
have The appearance and movement OIL
the natural eye.