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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
4 Woman Tossed and Cored by a
aulj In the Streets OF Baltimore.

About nine o'clock Yesterday morning, while
ball was being driven through Lombard street
toward Paterson Park, it became unruly and
infuriated, owing to its being annoyed and wor-
ried by a number Of boys, and, finally, in the
most excited manner, rushed through the street,
creating the most intense excitement and alarm.
Mrs. L. Whitcraft, with large basket on her
arm, had Just reached the crossing at broadway
% the bull dashed along, and almost before she
was aware Of her danger the poor woman was
seized BY the vicious beast and tossed some ten
feet in the air. 10 the horror Of the spectators.-
As she descended she was again caught on the
horns of the infnriated animal and tossed a
,cond time and gored in most shocking man.
ner. A number Of policemen and others rushed
to the assistance Of Mrs. Whitcraft, and drove
the bull of, but not before she had received
injuries that will most probably render her
cripple for life. She was promptly conveyed to
her residence, ,snd the assistance Of DR.. Dwinelle
and others availed Of. It was found that her
right leg and arm were badly broken, and that
her person was terribly lacerated BY the horns
Of the animal. After the rescue Of Mrs. Whit
craft the bull turned and ran up Lombard street
westward, followed by crowd, at least twenty
shots from pistols being fred into his head,
without further effect than increasing his fury
Near the intersection Of Central avenue color,
ed man rushed at the bull with an axe, and
with one blow on the head dispatched him.
Baltimore American.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
Railroad ginfs.
PENNSX RAILROAD.
MMAHN = e .
ON Az ,FTER SUNDAY. OCT. q.

ON AN FTER SUNDAY, OCT. q. lS71.
WEST PHILADELPHIA.
Trains leave Depot. Thiry-second and Market Sts.
Trains arrive s.",, "epc hSy ard Market
paoli Accommodation daily. except sunday, go |
AN, SO AIN and II 10 a IN. 1T pm, $40 pm.
Niagara Express daily. except Sunday, 7.3O a, IN.
Lock iiaven and Elmira Express daily. except |
M.1l Msnndayi aaIiy' s'S esaeni q; %' Sunday so,
Fast Line and Erie EXP daily cx. Sunlayl. 40 pm.
harrisburg Acc. daily. except sunday, 20 pm
parkesburg Train daily. except Sunday, $50 y, m. |
pMtsbur. Espress daily. except sunday. 7.90 . M |
Southern Express daily. 1910 nm.
EacifS Express sdaly....-....""...-.. 40 pm.
Paoii Sunday snn 10 and Il aS H.%
Erie Maii Saturday night runs only to Wiiamsport
For Emisrsnt Express Tain. leaving 1890 p. m.
New York Division ''AA'
Eypgess e. a tor New York rs. $50 and Il 90 and
EmieIant \ rain for New York. ll.sopm.
Nay Train tor Trenton 6ii IN. 30 and 1 20 n m.
New y OK sunday Trains. '.oa III. %, M and
KENslNGToN DEPOT.
Holmesburg X Bustleton. GAS 51s
and I.2o pm.
Lxpress Trains tor Trenton 7.so and 10 ana %i
Way Trains for Trenton. 1000 IN. 9 Is, 5 90 and
. FUN BELN lDERE DIVISION
Express tor Trenton. LambertyilIe. Easton ccr.p
ton, DC. 7.3U ~ and W IN
| Way Tram to Lambertyile Pennington 10 0o am
and o. pm, '''N
| Way Trains for Pennington 1900 a IN and e Go n m
| Accom-. TOR Belvldere o.Ul . IN. "
| MAkkEr STREET FERRY.
| AmbOy Division.
AccOmmOJa. for New York via Perth Ambov md
via Monmouth junction. $50 II m ana oCo II M
| Way Trains tor Trenton. 800 and 1000 n m =, a0
noon and 400. 500 and 800 p IN.
AccOmm. for New York via jersey Citv Q I'M :, m
| Way Tram for Burlinston................ . 80 y M
Way Trains for Borden,oan. s00anI Ii in n ~ IN IN
Express Trains for Long Branch $50 a N and Lon,
Exp, Trains for lIahtstown. 6 60 a m and $50 u m
| Lnd 400 y m. ~ ' y ia
Express Trains for Pemberton Long Branch and
Nd southern and Iuckerton Railroads, 80 4
Way Trains for Mt. Holly, l2 30 p IN and liza n m
Way Trains for Pemberton, l0.C0 u, As. 5Ot an1
6.;Opm. 80 " 49,
Sleeping Car Tickets for the West can be had O,
Application at the Ticket Office. .vl Chestnut street
and vt the Depot. Thirty second AMI Market sta
Agents OF the Union Transfer Company will cal
Tor ana deliver Baggage at the Depots. orders will
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Car,
can also be obtained at the following
TICKET OFFICES No. No. -, ~ Chssnu, street
and at the Depots and Ferry named above
A j. CASSATT. Geacrat Munger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
LeAf FALL.

2 \ Fall-lst them fall around;
y Fall. on the reddenins ground;
IN as W fall away from life's sere tree
Into the ocean Of eternity
Lost. swallowel up and drowned.
Fall. though the sun is high.
And bright and blue the sky;
Yet every soughing wind its myriad sends.
Falling still falling a. false heated friends
In our adversity.
Yet while they fall. still fall
A BONNER light than all, -
A bluer sheen than yon autumnal sky.
Shines on me. as feel that love-lit eye.
Dspel my beings throll.
We walk. those leaves above.
Thy soft voice. like dove.
Low murmuring; or, as when the woods among,
On morn of Valentine. the wild birds song
Whispers her mate Of love-
So let them fall away.
N Friends Of the summer day
y False friends. who cannot bear Affections test
Il know the love that liveth in thy breast
Will never fall away.
Never! Not even when
Beyond carths narrow ken,
Like dead leaves huttcring in the autumn tide.
We two have passed. our love shall still abidc
Shall have grown perfect then.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
csorss Gordon Meade:

This distip guished soldier, whose name will be
remembered as long as the battle OF Gettysburg
and the turning point it formed in the famous
invasion OF Lee, died at his residence IN Phlla,
Meade was born at Cadiz, in Spain, in 1916,
entered the United States Military Academy at
West Point from the District OF Columbia and
was graduated there June 80, 1885. and ap-
pointed second lieutenant in the Third Artiileay'
He resigned his commission October 26. 1886,
but after living six years In retirement he re-
entered the service, and received the appoint
ment of second lieutenant in the Typographical
Engineers May ls. 1872 He was breveted first
lieutenant for gaantsy in Monterey n is4o
was made captain May 10, 1856. On the 3lst
OF August, 1861, he was commissioned Brigadier-
General Of volunteers, and received the COM
mission Of major in the regular army in June,
1862. He commanded brigade IN McCaiIs
division OF Pennsvvania reserves in the Army
Of the Potomac until September. 1862, when he
took command OF q division in the army corps
under General Reynolds Genera! Meade took
plrk in the battles of Mechanicville, June 26
Of Gaines Mill. June q, "a few days after which
he was wounded, but not seriously; OF Antie-
tam, September II, in which he was slightly
wounded, and had two horses killed under him,
and of Fredericksburg in December. 1862, when
the Union forces under General Burnside, were
defeated with 80 much slaughter. Two days
after this repulse he superseded General But
terfield in the command OF the Fifth Army
Corps was appointed Commander-in-Chief ol
. the Army OF the Potomac June 2S. 1868. AND
fought the famous battle Of Gettysburg. After
this brittle and the retreat Of Lee, Genera
Meade continued at the head OF the Unior
forces until General Grant took his position
as Command er-in.C Chief in April of 1854, Gen
eral Meade serving under him. He was sooI
iutrusted with the execution of one of th
, earliest of the importont operations of the cam
paign which resulted in the fail OF Richmond
the passage OF the Rapdan. in attempting whcl
operations conducted by General CIR ut in tina
memorable campaign General Mead, layed .
prominent part. Among his soldiers. although
he was noted for great severity and strictness il
the execution Of every measure Of discipline, h
was very much beloved perhaps more so tina
most officers of the war.-VOrid.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

Trains leaving Wilmington at 10 10 .. m. and 6 IS
?. m. connect with trains leaving Philadelphia st
. 70 q. m. and p. m.
ware X. X. and p. w. + X. r. trains arriving in
Wilmington at 10 Is and IL 25 q. m.
Trains leaving Landenbe at 80 .. N. and o.
e. m connect with trains for Philadelphia. leaving
Wilmington nt 70 a. m and ~ p. m. and the Del
iEa,n south lsavns Wilmington q 25p9
3. Depnts and cars Of Wilmington City r. 4. 1t
Front and Market Sts.. by McMulIen / Seal, at s
cents for each passenger and cents tor each piece
Of baggage. NJ c. CONWELI. Snnf
novl w3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

TIE MlNtu Train VIII run sublect TO delays Incl.
dent to freight business. and will stop only at sta
tons where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle tor Wilmington and Philadsl:
at J. Az A. NJ. Leave Phiiadephia at 100 n. and
Wilmington at l.l0 p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional to those above, leave smyrna for Clay
ton II 81 a. M. and 7-5 p. M. Leav Clayton for
smyrna $40 a. m. and 200 p. NJ. to make oOnnsc
ton with trainsto and from Dover. and stations
South.
CONNECTIONS.
| AT TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's X Kent Railroads.
| At CLAYTON, with the Maryland and Delaware
Al hi.1sfRdiN hARRiN With til. Junction and Break
| water Railroad.
AT SEAFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
| Railroad.
At DELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wicomco and Pocomoke Railroad.
| II. F. KENNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
PhiladC mia, Wilmington and 6aiti.
more Railroad,

WOk0 0d11IO60,
N l. Nv u E 60. - go |
TIME TABLE.
pepS. sor1sr p nr.qd i al w.snssen Avenue i.ow-
S.mors ,.Sppu At S
a. IN nson WIN Delaware Railroad i.ue. Clay
Delaware Railroad. at Harr,ne,on with Junction asd
:. sre.kwater k.nrost eeat'Fd with dorchester and
kMroai. at salisbury with wlcomico and P6conoke
Exfkkss TgAlS :. l9.oo NJ (sund.ys sIeep.-t.) to,
Ps%1Is aad and s.crtpF a. Mmns:sq.
iuinston withtrstn for New Castle.
AxPka5s THAN ~ r NJ (san4eyssterpsed
low. I.inwood Giaymont .wllminston Newpor: stan
vll-, Harse-de-tses. Aberdeen. Peryn.sn's. Idse-
Il
aSsn nS,Sa ,'0Ep,ng s ihf5 LSod oayaoa. WI
Hase-d.-rsee. fellymaa. sna Msroiia. fs's''e
PAss.nge Fortress Moaiee and Norfolk. tsAe
siLNISGros TRAINS
Ii sRvqsf s'i:ies Is "a & 5
7V and 800 da.y ~ Tne soO =. " train connects With
LEAVE wILMlNGloS 6.iS, and s.i6 An .ao. AGO
ssa ..Sa 5.,svta s en- ene.te Ta audi 2 Il n 9 on wa aes
leave w..m.AEtor at 90 Z. II.
Arsenal junction ts street WIN s.3eA il.
srain Tor NV a,iA toa w. -, ie4aasipa.a
stopping AZ 4 station oa Chester ereek sla fl..-
Leave rhilsdepniA ior tyr: Dera..t suaaA,s excep
| Ted, At 5U' An. - =. rbI.4eti III. is,
Chsdds tuTi At l9ai r. Mr'ine-tiat. 4Ai >atEr-
days Al 23U y. fhais 1phIl CAe>tet IT. gA.s
| 2I1 =. IA Philaaelfha iur o4iUtI At 7.p9
Wednesday, aha Saturdays 2@D ?. IN, The 10 a.
train stcfs at all Stations be.wteu Ihedel aA AL
| LaAohin.
Leave Fort Deposit lot phiaep liza. sundsys excepted,
9.2S a. M aud 1 IS I. t4teTi ,ur thAu-lIhia u
6.l0 a. m: Gbadd.s Ford Tor fhtlai-iphia 70 IN
sunday leave Phiade lpha Tor OXterd S-Si a,
| leave OXFORD tor rnfAAde.p phIa 40 u.
Trains i-avhg inin slon Al oi5 40 will
| couecL Al Lam0kn junction with the ItO IA M.
49, ~ Gi Trains Or fhIade!phi and Blt!mtr- Ieu
| Irsl kAtosa.
THROUGH TEAMS FROK BALTIMORE.
LEAVE WILMINGTON al lU3, l2aU NJ, 5t2. iU..p 7.
| CHESTER FOE PHILADELPHIA.
LEATE CHESTER at ID. a. s.33 o.aS Hos A. 81
| l2ss, AL. Al, 5.3i oil, $50 and To- NJ.
Prom Bai,moreto Philadelphia. Leave Baltimore a, J
\. Way Nail 80 An. kApres - T. Ii M
press 7.30 NJ. Express lo.45 r. ii Exps-ss.
From Baltimore fort Deposit lei OF
AtSUUf.M
AcoommodAsioa ainfrom PORT pepositwi iesyeP.rr.
willie at6 Al M for orBAltimcresnd intermediate
| tions.
| TEAMS FOX BALTIMORE
Leave Chester Al l..o and sfl a. ~, aud 80 P.x.
Leave Wilmington l.5., :. Is aud 10 W NJ. LIS
SUSDAF rGAISTRoA BALTIMORE.
Leave Balunore IS stopping NJ Nssnous Fefr!
mans Aberdeen Hagr- del scr frrr! WIZ Ina
town, North EAST. Elx..n. Newark. stanton. S-v
port, W Wilmiuc.ou. Csvmcnt, Ltswcr' and Chester.
III = kkSSii. s.retus-ud-n'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08

NEW GIE0DCERkY STORE.
n. w. Cor. Fourth and Market St.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
s;ze The undersigned respectfully an-HfN
.AW nsunces to his old friends and thek3EHH
8E3 3public generally that he has complet-l v
c I'D bis new store. and hasopensd with stock
GROCERTES. SUGARS AND MoLAssEs,
soft, white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and sll kinds Of Molasses,
Old Government Java Coffee. Laguira, Maricsibo,
Rio, Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green 1 rs.:, White ss spa Red Wheat Family Flour.
sll kinds Of Canned Fruits. French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil. Walnut. Mushroom and
lies. Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter. Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate. vermscelli. Macaroni. Washing Soap in
great variety. Toilet Soap. silver Gloss Starch Cur
Pants, , Rasias. Cit,on. Atmore's Mince Meat, Dried
Ruckets. Brushes. Sperm. Adamantins and Tallos
Candles and all articles usually kept in we'll a..
sorted Grocery Store. Call and o. anime my stock.
S-lv JAMES CRIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
Fora homesreau IN TIE West.
8WA asH - s :as:EE
PEkNSYl IAklA CENTRAL r. 4.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMIGRANT LINE,
OR PITTSB b u re
And all places in the West, Southnsss AZ.
Northwest.
~rHR sHoRrKsr AND BEST ROUTE. -

rTHR sHoRrEsr AND BEST ROUTE. -
Thislins afford uneaualled inducements L. per
sons desiring ch cap and expediioaspassage TO tn
West and deserves particularly the attention Of al
euch as desire avail emselyes of tho iemestea
Bill passed by the last Congress.
Tho PS PSansylvunia Central X ailroad, with its cor
Meeting lines is By 13. miles the shortest route 10
Chiceeo nd other prominen aces in the est.ant
L aleo the quickest cheapest and best route TO al
prominent places in the outhwest and Northwest.
Paa1oneers are forw rded in comfortable and airs
rer Carr, furnished with cushioned seats
backs, waite rtanks.stoy in Winter. and
With such other rconvenences as are for tn
somfort OF families.
Throus hticketsA sold to al "rominen plaeesi,,
The WeSt Southwss and Northwest. at about hal
the usual 6rst class fare.
Chldren under i've years old rs free, and children
pstWoen the ages Olive sndtwelvt years pay aalt-
BsSe.xs . ch hscked and fcrw arded by the ame train
NTH tke passengers. Eightypounds Ofbageage car.
.:ed free TO every full passenger.
The train leaves daily Sundays, and tick cts
must be procured and baggage delivered at Office
No il6 Market street. by 3 o'clock. 7. NJ.
By addressiue the undersigned he will forwardb b
ret rn uf mail FREQ acreular containing
complete price lht, n map, = correct copy
Homestead Law. asd .iye such other Information
1sv - desifed FRANCIS FUNK. Agent
ofths Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
No. ll6 Market Street. Philadslphia
PAilAAslpbia: June n. tAase
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-08
DuILADELPHlA. WILMINGTON 4 BALTl
L MORE RAILROAD,

/ MORE KAILR0AD,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after WEDNESDAY. October 18th. 1871.
a passenger car will BE- attached to the freight
Einzton.
The train will stop at Stations as follows. when
pm: Chester. s.4l .. m; iamoiin. . IS p. n: fhaf-
low s.4s p. IN: Linvood. s.aS P. N; Clay mont Dol
y. M Elerslie lois p N; arIivl WilmilgtoA, O,SO
T. m lnctAOl n. =. EEENEY. Ssp6.
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NATURES REMEDY. ~
yEGEE'ZEzNE
TIE CREkT, Blood PuRIFIEaZ

rOEIlNE Is made exclusively from tho J~i-
OF carefully selected barks roofs amt hgbs, I'd
50 strongly concentrated that it Will ehectua a.
eradicate from tAo system every faint Of ccrouia,
,crofulous hemor, Iunors, Cancer, Cancer, Us
iluinor, Erycipelas, salt i.heum, syphihtlc Dis
cases, Canker, Faintness at the stomach, and all
diseases that arise from impure blood. Sciaticu.,
iulammatory and Chronic rheumatism, Neuru-
gia, Gout and Spinal complaints, can only DO IL
leetually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers AMI Efuptiyo diseases Of the skin,
Pustules Pimples Blotchos, Boils, letter, sealu-
mead and Rinsworm, NEGEIINE has never failed
to effect permanent cure.
For Pains in tAe Back, Kidney Complaints,
Dropsy, Female Weakness. LeucorrhWa, arsil :
from internal ulceraton and uterine diseases and
General Debility, NEGErINE acts directly upon
the cause OF these complaints. IL invisorates and
streng thens the whole system acts upon the secle
tive organs, alays Inflammation, cures liberation
and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Iabitual Costiveness,
Palpitaton of the Heart, Headache, Piles Nerv-
ousuuss aud General prostRtion VI the Nervous
81 stem, no meuieine'nas ever given such perfect
satisfaction as thu NEGE1iNE. IL puIihes tue
blood, cleansUs all Of the organs, and possesses a
controlling power over the Nervous system.
Tho remarkable cures elected by NEGErIN z
have induced many physicians and apothecari >
whom We know to prescribe and use It IN their
own families.
In tact, the VEGErISE is the best remedy yet
discovered for the above diseases and is tue only
reliable Blood Parlfp yet placed beiorr the pub
lie.
Prepared by il. Il. sTlN EMS, Boston, Mass.
Price Sl.21. Sold by all Druggists. 47ieow
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tu,,ty years. Sill hat w. como
things about the orgaun,iion and IT, br-t
sVgc, (,ll thought that might hc 80. very
prbbuhie it was 40, his appearance was
all the evidence ueedcd). They in>iitnt-
n the thing to rid themselves Of those
Eho were determined to build school
fhouses, and educate the children at the
expense of the inhabitants. And further
complain that unless there happened to
be twenty five white children in a dis
/jct, that they were compelled to attend
/hool with the blacks All OF this talk
WAS cheering to the Grant Il Wilson part
of the audience, it was rich. 1t domon-
strated more oil the Greeley scheme, than
his followers proposed in the programme.
At the close, it was announced that they
would close by giving three cheers for
Horace Greeley, aud they were given, al
ter which Grant Il Wilson were quietly
proposed Aud the cneers that ruug out
left all PREVIOUS cheering quite the shade.
A few more such meetings, would ensure
success to the Grant x Wilson men acre.
I'VE are glad to announce that we have "A
Aant & Wilson Club here that oIe alive !;
add that mean to do all they can for the
election Of i 5. Grant. Sevcn-cights OF
DIR young men are Tor Grant Il Wilson
q this lnct we are justly proud. y large
Grant Il Wilson fog j, fnaling here
Inc new blocks are rot as yet completed.
rhc @ork is being pushed forward. The
tall term of our Academy commences
thi, week. We are expecting an cxcell-
eat scoo3l Parents may have no fear in
sending the children here to school.
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George e IN. o.. crly eN-
hil 49,, was laivl' al c-nl nc Yer cn-
ics nhd is o. 80 tile bNr JAR
awaiting uini ,or hs ~
~. c. Norton will open selec,
kchoo, at Fast Cornwall, Sept 10Th.
ITcims easy, End board may be procured
at reasonable rates.
n BRrsroL.-Hou. Levi Underwood, o.
Burlington, addressed the citizens o.
Bristol Monday evening, on the polit'
zeal issues of the day.
VEReENNrs.-Gen. Geo. w. Grondey
\nadc the closing speech Of the campaign
Before the Grant e. Wilson club OF Ncr-
gcunes, Monday evening
An opportunity to purchase coal not
to be overlooked by those residing near
is afTJrdhd by Atwood and North, at
Watch Point, Shorcham. See Advertis-
mont
Tho Weybridge Republicans have
put two tickets in the field or town rep
resentatives, Edward S. Wright aud a
d. Hayward. Wright was the nominee
o, The caucus.
/-Wo are obliged TO record the death
hf Col. Richard Rust Which occurred III
IGlencoc California, some time III Juiy, al
the aye Of G3 years. Col. lu>t was
totniciig Of OiNoil aud was well known
w this county.
bricEsrrR j J. r. Randall Ed
Of Rutland, addressed "a Greeley AMI
Brown N, cting on Fciday evening, ."
/ Suulday evening the friends Of Grant
aud Wilson were addressed by Henry
Clark, Ed, Of Rutland.
Tho New Haven campmceting will
take place next week, commencing on
Tuesday evening, the 10Th inst. The
list service will be held during the even
ing, When Rev. Mr.. Bailey Of Middle
bury, will preach the opening sermon
ADDISON RAILaoAD.-Thc mixed train
on the Addison RAILROAD GOO Il car off, at
Laabec Point, on Saturday morning
aud delayed the mail train over an hour
/ fhe Boston connections were lost, hut
connections were made Tor New York.
The Weybridge Congregational Sun
day School held IL picnic on Snake Noun
tain last Wednesday. Happy remarks
were made by Rev DR.. Drake Of Royal
ton aud the Superintendent, Dca. f. Sam
son and others. 1t was "A very pleasant
occasion.
AT II Republican caucus held ii
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GRANT AND WILSON RALLY At BUR-
LINGcoN.- Burlington, Sept. l. Not
@ithstandug the cold. rainy weather, the
grand rally Of Saturday was decided
success. The Burlins on, Wiuooski and
Plattsbulgh bands were in attendance,
tud City aud Union Halls were both filled
aud crowd was add c,ed from stand
n front Of the Court House. Speeches
we're made by Senator Edmunds, Judge
Settle. Hon. D. W. Mum, aud others
rnele vas no torehlight procession, the
evening being uuiavorablc, but there was
i crowded house at the City Hail.
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ADDISON HOUSE,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER rs.
ny REASONS.

knowing Of the many prcjudccs existing in the
public luiud as wei as in the mind Of the "rcsu-
lar Pny'ici,n,' AZ iinst specialists "trayelin.
ahysicians, feel that few explanatory words
N regard t. my position, and tho circumstnncc-
which Induce me t, ''trayel.' are dua to the pub
lie AS well as t. myself Bcf re making engage
hcnt. to visit difeionts points, in Vermont ant
vicinity, WIS al.h,.t duly in receipt OF letters
RON parties in the country who though anxious
to consult me, ayowel their utter nlbilty to come
70 Burlington for that purpose; and being anxious
90 meet the wishes o.. those applicants, but con-
WINGED of the uselc-sness and danger Of prescrb.
ing without previous personal examination,
finally determined on making regular visits to a.
many towns in Vermont and vicinity as my time
would admit Of, and thus aI,rd such persons an
opportunity Of consulting me.
From the commandment of my professional Ca
tccr, my time and attention has bees exclusively
devoted to the study and vo,tisaton ofdiselscs
,ft the NASAL CAVITY, THROAT, LUNGS ami
CHEST, to affection. of the EYE and EAR. and
arrangements Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM My
pttihlly embraces lue tENllcatun OF NVNNl MI
| ZION, CArTARH, THROAT DISEASES, AZ
fECTIONS Of the VOCAL ORGANS, ASTHMA,
and all LARYNGIAL, BRONCHIAL and Pull.
aONARY COMPLAINTS, the removal of DEAF
NESS, DISCHARGES from. the EAR, NOISES in
the HEAD, the restoration of DEFECTIVE
SIGHT, by medical and surgical means, and the
treatment ofall diseases leading to GENERAL
DEBILITY, or to the establishment Of consump-
ton.
In every case coming for examination, can
lid opinion will be given rs to the probability O
4 cure, and no case will be accepted for treatment
which does not offer reasonable chance Of sue
cess.
In opening a permanent Office in the TINE,
8riLpiNG Burliu2i IA, for the cure of all chroni
diseases, where I"ill be found personal attend
,nce I'D = Of the time. | am determined to d,
sye. ting ia my power in order to strengthen
,ae good opinion, which from my reputation, ma!
p, already entertained Of me, aud to exert my
..lf to the utmos, in behalf of those who ma.
s,n1ae their cascr TO my professional care.
Ia conclusion, pormi, ne to assure the publ
that inyails comm. under nay care, may oxpec
to receive every aaet guaranteed by science
kill, and comprehensive experience.
:. W. SMYTH.