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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29

HARRISON CREEK, BLADKs Co.. N. C,l
February B, lS72. J
Dv. J. Bon d o., Ne0 York Cuy-0entle-
men: I saw your advertisement In the
Ot,Isfsnn Advocate. became interested and
procured pair ofyour Ivory Eye Cupat
N our ewes a few minutes each night since
last wednesday, and they have greatly i'm.
proved our eyes, 30 much 10, that, TO my
great as,onishment, have laid my spec
tacles away, and can now read and write
~lInoul 'n REV. JOSHUA JOHNSON.
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RED LICK, Madison County, Ky-l

Itsstify that my eyes had been infamed
and had become 30 weak and my vision 30
Impaired that I could not zee 70 read or
sew, and was very painful, and had been 20
for two years.
/ procured a pair Of Dr.. J. Ball q Co.'S
Patent Eye Cups from Dr. j. n. Freeman,
and / used them according 70 directions for
two weeks and IL restored my sight 20 that
can read any ordinary print three or four
hours at time, without any pain, or my
eyes diving way or becoming watery.
MRS. JULIA ANN GARRETT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29

iammation Of The eys ~ avsof ax yeARS
and thick scum oAme ovR eoeh EN-
which eaused total hlindneo of the r!eAt
with the ether he could not 90 70 nd HIN.
self at the table, o. 20 70 about The honse q
yard. rot Q pair OF d. J. Ball q CoS EyO
Cups nom d. J. n. Freeman. and ann
using them short time the SCUM came %
Of both ey0 and be began 70 - Hh dghs
JOHN q ADAlaA
Blo HILL, MAdisou o., Ky,l
Novemhef Oh, luL
certify that whom I vas about saght year
cid ! had . very severe attack Of inAAm.
nation ofthe eyeA, and ever a1noe ny len
eye has becn weak and grown woess On me.
For the last year or two my vtdon hed b.
come % impaired that 70 pat my hand over
jest nom snoihsr ave iSsS non ma I sos
Q pair Of Dr.. J. Ball . Co>t fatsnt kys
Cups, and I an happy 10 ny that NV ap-
plioations restored my slhs - rood . 70
ever waa, and I can checrfully and oond-
dentially recommend them 20 I'll Who ere
af,iicted With vsaknso Of the sysA Or nom
MISS LUCY ADANR
BIo Hill, Madison %, Ky.l
Novsmb9 "a In
d.. J. Bau q Os.-0sntlsmsn: fhsss are
correct copies Of the oert1doato of the per-
parsons named, .. thsy Gys ss:% e HS
BAaaAcxvILLA ". Va. Fs1 L. iRl
Dv. j. Boil q A.-Qentiemsn have ~.
piled the Eye Cups on three psssons sysa
her giasses for yeaI; have only applied
on her eyes butl umeA and she can now
read any print that ] can give her. ] APP
piled the Eye Cups last night IN oar town
on or tive s ssntismss, en- enc q , tns~ 0ys.mS Sad.
for II years, and this morning had then
reading the Testament without glsasel and
rejoicing for the bsnsnt rscsiyed: yoan
truly. Ju1E axARf.
PNToH, MOE July ", ls7l.@
d.. J. Boil q Oo.-0entlemeu: n y with
pleasure that I am able 10 inform you Of
my spcee. with ths rsssnt kys Cp.
on sure plan. People are afraid Of beins
bnt have convinced them q
the reality. The Patent Eye Cups are Q
perfect succeas. They have restored my
sons Eye Sight who wsa blind In hia nGht
Injured; amer appiyins your Patent Eys
Cups few times he can read with that eye
unassisted. He can shoot % many birds
nom the cherry tree, with his right eye,
' [ have applied the Patent EyS Cups, with
Myopic attachments, 10 two persons ayes
who are Near Sighted; their sight u I'm
proving at an Astonishing rate.
Ny old eyes OF fourteen years Standing
are perfectly rcatorcd.
Many blessings on the inventor Of the
Patent Eye Cups, for the great good they
have done to su frsring humanity.
I Iremain, most respectfully,
REV. ISAAC HORTON.
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Nitrous Oxide, or Laughing Gas

IAN PREPARED TO oADMINBTER Gas
L for the extraction Of teeth at my once on
Main street near Union niouL.-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29

Washington (Indiana) Mills
Choice Sugar eyrupa.
nn BARREls, FOB SALE VERY LOW.
o. WI Su'; nssz. i:ss.Iss ISs1sSSEsrosr /. rA.k..
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FRANCE.
Bonapartists Supporting Thiers.

Bonapartists Supporting Tbiers.
PARIS, January 2S.-The Bonapart-
ists are supporting President Thiers
apainst the Orleanist fusion, which has
acquired strength since the recent re-
cognition Of Count de Chambourd by
the Orleanist princes.
Treaty SigDed.
PARIS, January 2S.-Count de Rum
usal, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, and
Lord Lyons, British ambassador to
this city, signed the Anglo French
Tresty OF Commerce TO-DAY. as the rep
rpsentatives Of France and England,
respectively.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, February IL. 1877.

mEMPHIs, TENN, reDruhry IL, loiz.
Or. j. Bal q Cb.-Genilemen: nave thor
,ughly tested the Patent Eye Cups; they
are no humbug. Ihad been so blind In my
eft eye for 2l years that could not distin.
kuish the form OF person between meand
Ehe light. My sight was entirely restored
6y few applicstions OF the Eye Cups, %
much 30, that hem stitched a fne linen
with the eye that had been
blind, having bandage over the other eye,
without any trouble whatever. My eyes
are as good as any child's ten years OF age.
viii be So years old, lfor which l am very
thankful indeed,) the 7th OF March. pre-
sumo no one appreciates the Patent Eye
Guns more than / do, or understands them
any better. Many, many thousand thanks
20 the inventor. Icannot nnd words 70 ex-
press my feelings. never can thank our
highly esteemed pastor, Rev. +. Mason,
enough for recommending TO me your
Patent Eye Cups.
Yours respectfully, y,
MRS. T.. ]. MITCHELL,
Memphis, Tenn.
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oLsAs G.n,,I. y, q. |

October IL W!o.
Dr. J. Ball d -0sntiemsn: have been
making experiments with the Patent Eye
Cups received, and found them JUS vhat
you represented them 70 be.
that / now rssd and writs vitRout ny
spectacies. Ny wife could 80 70 Thread her
needle after applying the Patent Eye Cups
TO her eyes the third time.
have made Q trial on On eye that has
been blind for fourteen yearA The man can
now begin 70 ses out Of Il. Ths Cups VIII
restore his sight
Your true friend,
BLOOMING WALLET, PA, 8ept. Z, ls7i.
Dr.. j. BdQ d o., OcsisaA -0entiemsn !
received your Patent EyGups by the hand
OF Mr.. Rondebuah; aftsF testing Che sf!cecy
they are What they are purportsd 70 b.
years, for reading and writing, can now
see 70 read any print in Jour Pemphlst
without m ny ~ slea.,:S se:,sn, n. = S Sn. oss~
Very r''D''''1RIIEE RE$. SoS.s ). sroosrz.
Reader, thsss are NV esrtinoatss ous OF
Thousands We receive, and 20 The aged We
will guarantee that your old and dissased
eyes can b made new, speclaclo b
be discarded, sight restored and vn10n pre-
served. spectaclss and surgical operations
useless. Bee our sdvsrtissEnsnt In another
column Of this paper.
All persons Wishing fbg full paftteuiars,
certificates Of cures, pftcos, &C., VIII please
send their address 20 ua, and We Win eeod
our treatise on the Eye, Of lorty.louf paesI
free OF charge, by return mail: wntste
Dr. fo!sol1;s. 1; s1hs 4 sSs So b,
No. o. Liberty strsst, New York CITY, y. =.
- Agents wanted for svssy eounty n
the United states not yst disposed o. 6end
for Pamphlet, Ctrculars and PTtce La 1es
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am' {srSR {HsGrSRAcE .,SlE ypqT 3, qpTRANr, MD.
CHICHESTER, SUSSEX Co., EnsLASD, !


Or, J, Ball & Cb.-Gentlemen On the re-
,eption OF the Patent Ivory Eye Cups, on
he first application found benefit, and
now, am happy to say, unhesitatingly,
rom my own practical experience, that In
my opinion the result produced through
usipg your Patent Ivory Eye Cups In one Of
the greatest boons that ever God bestowed,
or man received, Spiritual Eye-Sight eI-
over l2 years have worn spechs, and 10
nv own wonderment can read now news
paper print, and am writing this letter
without my spectacles.
1 cease To wonder at once why people are
20 anxious for them, now Ihave tried them
nyselL and proved them with an ocular
iemonst ration. They are simple in con-
truction, and could not possibly, think,
oe more suitably adapted for the eyes, be-
hdes being harmless, painless and pleasant.
speak with all due Difference Of the Facul-
ty, but at the same time l cannot divest
myself OF the fact that the present treat
edness, Dimness Division, Cataract, Partial
or Total Blindness, Is a failure In nineteen
cases out OF every twenty when they resort
10 the knife, and / am sorry TO say that
Know cases that have ended In total blind
uess, which cannot possibly occur In using
the dPatent Ivory Eye Cups"
And now. In conclusion, beg 70 return
You my sincere thanks for the inexpressi-
ble benefit received by using your Patent
ivory rye Cups. Yours faithfully,
REV. J. FLETCHER
Rev. ]. Fletcher is personally known to
ne, and believe aim 10 be q person worthy
81 ofconfidence. FREuK. r. TRACY,
Rector Of 8. Pancras, Chichester, Eng.
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- Agents wanted for sysey county n
the United states not yst dispooed o. 6eud
for Pamphlet, Ctrculars and PTtce La ne
OF charge. egYW
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01
sATURDAY, FEB. l, fsYs.,
NEWS ITEMS.

.5J0aEAI.LaL-IN
 Simon Cameron, of Pa. has been tereteIected U! g. Senator. ,
 Tbeo Episeotic sls spreading Throughout Utah Territory. f ,5, ,,5,,l i l ] Heavy igalesss ara1 prevailing .stl throughout the Territory of Mon- st' rtsnaJT nuJii ...uez 5it 8ti@ . .4.,;.lt. f'ifgga .5vaIs 9dj Js .SlG19I F'. .deu Roclefort will soon return to. x prison eo s'.s serve out the rest Of bis
 tefm..iB@ tefm.;.iB ed .seaIit l.f Je ,.i.W =. James II. smith was iinalulgurat.- Governor of Georgia on the 10th H insfairth z - Il 4 ai sVietoria svood1uH was arrested
 in New York on, the night of the 9th inst, ,on the Challis indictment. ;. Professor Post. editor of the ! New York Odd Fe1yow, died at EdepviIles sNsw Y9rkks ,er'the sth instant. -a@ The Board Of Directors have de- cided to rebuild the Oregon City
 Woolen Millssreeeatlgs destroyed
 by ire.
 .fJ .i4 bs}ii5 s-i 1sH ci.' rsa Wm. Craigue, 6 eolored man, isawas hanged at Cumberland, Md, on the 10th inst, for cape on an
 aged lady. q hrab To tH 5o
 The attempt to recover the lost
 Aspirfwall subt1me cable has been
 abandoned, and tho cable expedf!' tion has returned to England. :
 The Japanese Government has
 adopted the Western calendar for months and, days retaining the old Japanese names for the years.
 Fort, Deposit, Md, has been s overfowed by the rise in the Sus-
 quehana river. The inhabitants 5 were obliged touse boats, and it
 is feared many lives have been 4a lost. .I 2a-i.ei"., " The San Bernardino Argus urges the formation Of 8 Dramatic So- 'ciety in that place, and the pro-
 ceeds of the entertainments. to be
 devoted to charitable purposes.
 That's good, for that commodity is always found at home.
 r. a Further particulars received
 from the scene ofthe Modoc fight,
 represent ten soldiers having been
 {
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01
:. Wholesale and Retail DeaJel

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 eli oj .atTI- 5fi5 sGaF91t 1-.HGi 4.i3 }0 9-ff.o -.-L-i. .-.l IaG& &iel3h :5io.! 69i!HzlvaE fatafS -,'l)ssoi 1.!qn4 T 4 .2g4i5f9T at' T. ,In nidtiw .sT9f9re1f T3qo1q r.' q 1, .95gD eid nIoJ7 sHtnom
 ..baI1I.;i '.e, ag;,5 ~, v. On hand and custantlyreceivin | v t@ff j. i1sI.r">.s
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-10-09
Notice.

To Isaac Alkire, of the county of Pickaway, o.
Elizabeth Brock, of Clarke county, Ohio, Martha
Klever, of the county of Madison, Ohio and VIM.
Green of the county of Madison, Ohio.
You are hereby notified that at the September
session. 1873. of the Commissioners of Fayette Co.,
Ohio, PRESLEY Thompson and others filed petit
ton for a county road. as follows:
Beginning at the Prairie Pike, at the corner of
the land of Evan Brock and Richard Brock
thence easterly with the line OF said Evan and
Richard Brock TO Presley ThoTnpson's line:-
thence bearing southerly across the said Thomp-
sons land and the land of Solomon Brock to the
corner of Hamilton Green and the estate OF John
Yates in the line of solomon Brock: thence with
the line ofsaid Green and Yates estate to point
in said line twelve (-2) poles from hlckery
corner; thence easterly to a point in another
line of said Green and ates' estate, fifteen (15)
poles from stone corner of their lands, and
about thirty (P) poles from said hickory corner;
thence with said last line of Green and Yates,
crossing the creek to the corner of said Green
and Yates in the line of Alkirc; thence in d
north eatSterly course to point in the line ofsaid
AIkire and the Widow Green. about twenty-five
(25j poles from said last named corner of Green
and Yates; thence with said line of Alkire and
Widow Green to the Bloomingburg pike
That viewers and SUI lveyor of said road were
appointed by said com misSjonerS, and that said
viewers and surveyor will meet at the Prairie
pike, at the corner of the land of Richard Brock
and Even Brock, the beginning place of said
road, the 3D. day of November, A. d. 1873, at
10 O'Clock, a. m, to enter upon the discharge of
their duties, PRESLEY THOMPSON.
46w5 Principal Petitioner.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-10-09

- In the HERALD of the 18th ult
in noticing an article in the Cincinna-
ii Enquirer, in which that paper said,
in relation to Governor NOyes' speech
in this place, cat Washington his
meeting had to be dismissed after a
half-hour harrangue," the type made
us say, s'the Governor spoke an hour
or an hour and half TO a large hall
full of diIfgent bearers" instead of
Intelligent hearers, as it was intended,
i. The words, daige1t hearers, seem
to have pestered our neighbors terri
bly. and has called forth all their ener-
gies, and pat their wits to the most
extreme test, TO make sharp and fine
points upon the editors of this paper !;
their diligence is commendable, and
we confess that they have been sue
cessful in making several fne points
on us in their duigent article. Yes
the points are really fne-they are
creditable to the intelligence of the ed
itors of the Register. Yes. they are SC
remarkably fine that they are invisible
to the naked eye; as, tor instance tht
following:
"Diligent hearers. we presume, arr
a kind that fill up easy and make ;
hall full and there may be truth il
the botto 4 of a well, but none of il
was mixed in the above statement"
After this, we surrender to the su
perior sharpness and ability of on
eighbors of the Register for max
ing fine points.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-10-09
MEDICAL CARD.
DR.. C. M. Williams,
PscYCHopATIc PHYSICIAN,

Wy GUILD respectfully announce to the sick
w and afflicted. that he will devote his per-
sonal attention, and the results of long expert
ence. to the treatment of those who may be Suf
iering from organic imperfectiOns and Chronic
Diseases. Dr. w illiams claims especial skill in
treating all forms of disease peculiar to the Fee
male constitution, one of the most distressing
and depressing is PrOlapsus of the Uterus, with
which most American women less
afflicted He proposes to work no miracle by
magical and mysterious agencies, but to effect
cure in Harmony with natures laws and the rem
edy dictated by common sense. By this New
Method. the muscles OF the abdomen are restored
to healthy tone, the internal machinery is bro't
into proper position, and the organs resume a
healthy functional action. It takes but few
treatments to the worst cases \ single
treatment often effects permanent cure.
No Calomel. No Poisonous Dr1gs No Abdom-
inal supporters, which, at best afford only tenn
pOrary relief, but aggravate the trouble in the
end. No loss of time while under tt eatEBent.-
Remedies agreeable to the taste, removing the
of suffering at once without the least harm
Inconvenience to the system And when
cured, the patient will also have learned how to
diyiduaIs of both sexes are liable in medical
-Epilepsy-impoSsible to cure by any
medicine Known to medical science, for which
DR.. Williams New mode of treatment seems to
be a specific. 1t arrests at once the upward ten
dency of the force and wards OF the fit. and
if followed up effects lasting cure. Where all
medicines are confessedly pOwerless to afford re-
ed to the incurable stage. Previous to this stage
it seldom fails to effect radicle cure No charg-
eS will be made for examination without treat
ment. Terms cash but always reasonable.
Office at residence. Washington Z. H., o.
August IA 1873. 39tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-10-09
t. d. NICELWAIN ......... JOHN S. FOSTER
McELWAIN & FOSTER,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

TTNHOS. d MCELWAIN has re established his
i Real Estate Agency in Washington Z. II,
OHIO, and has associated with him JOHN S FOS
TER, aman of large experience in real estate
transactions. Persons having real estate which
they desire placed on the market, will do we'll to
them. Ii is the intention of the firm to in
augurate regular semi monthly real estate auc-
tiOnSaIeS,
pieces of town property.
Dwelling house property ranging in price from
81 800 to $40 600 Also
Property on Fayette street, suitable for dwell
ling or business purposes. 41 feet front by 100
feet two story frame building containing ten
rooms.
100 acres of land-the Manly farm-situated
about one mile south of Washington, on the Chill
licothe Pike The land is well watcred, and in
good shape. Three houses and good orchard
To be sold whole cut mp to suit pun chasers
Terms to suit purchasers.
A l.. Reeds land situated on the Bogus Road
about four miles southeast of Washington and
about one half mile east of Chiliicothe road
Being 81 acres OF land. 40 acres cleared and in
fine working order-good, fresh, productive land
There is valuable sand and gravel bank on the
land. Terms easy.
office up Stairs over Green * Chaf-
fins SCOres
Oct. 0, 1873.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-10-09
DETITION NOTICE. &C

L Common Pleas, Fayette county, Ohio.
Omar RittenhOuse, Petitioner, against Ellen
der RittenhouSe, Defendant
The said Defendant. Ellender Rittenhouse. of
the county of Harrison and State of West Vir-
gnia. is hereby notified that the said Omar Rit-
tenhOuse did on the Sth day OF October, A. D.
1873 file his Petition in the Office of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Fayette and State of Ohio. charging the
said defendant Ellender Rittenhouse, with adul-
terry with Ananias Ware and asking that he
may be divorced from the said Ellie tder Ritten-
house, which Petition will stand for hearing at
the next term of said Court.
Dated this October the sth, A. d. 1878
41w6 OMAR RITTENHOUSE,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-10-09


civilians is a systematic, persist
ent, untiring office seeker, ofvery mea-
gre ability, but wonderful brass. His
own party men have weakened" on
him very considerably at home, and
have done so in this county to an
alarming extent. Thomas NJ. Gray
is man of the peopie-he has work
ed himself up in the world by his own
honest, industrious and honorable eff
forts He is not professional office
seeker, and is a man of sterling con
mon sense and good knowledge Of
law.
We make the above extract from the
Chillicothe Post, of last week. AT
the commencement of the article from
which we extract, the editor says that
Mr. Grey is the Democratic candidate
for Judge and concludes by saying
that ''men of all parties vote for him,
for the judgeship is not and should
not be political question" Yet the
Post says that Mr. Gray is the Demo
cratic candidate for Judge. That means,
we suppose -that-Le is the political
candidate Tor Democrats, but to the
Republicans he is no Democratic can
didate. That, We suppose, is what Tho
Post means:
Now, in refer eBce to the paragraph
quoted, we have to say that when al
editor attempts to elevate the charac
ter and prospects of his fovorate candi
date by traducing the character anC
discounting the competency of hi
political opponent, he batreys wan
of confidence in the capacity, ant
hopes Of success, of his own candi
eIlateg
The two candidates for Judge hav
been nominated by their respectiv
political friends, and we have no dis
position to detract anything from MI
Gray 5 character or competency for th
position, and as it regards aspiration
tor office, we believe the people of thi
county will agree with US when W
say that Mr.. Gray, since he has bee
in this county has as diligently, if NJ
ms. successfully sought office, as has h
honorable competitor, and if OF
memory serves us correctly he hs
been candidate for an office OF som
kind oftener than Mr.. Williams
Who, then, has been the most ''persis
ent, untiring office seeker" The pei
pie say 7. NJ. Gray AS it regard
either ability or brass, the peopl
are also to be their own judges Of til
matter, and we have no disposition I
dispute the right and title of either
both of them to the Democratic cal
sdidate for Judge