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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-29
ssAmond, Sept. 9th, 1888.
TURNPIKE MEETING.
S. PIERCE.

a iao,ice,a well attended meeting of those inter-
~ the continuation of the Hamilton and Fairhaven
Erpls VIA Bosto, to Richmond, held in Boston On
mhy 18th inst This meeting orrenized by appoint
DBERT MORRISON, Chairnan, and $. f.. Pm
Secretary. It's object stated 10y the Chairman,
nrceive and upon the rcpcs OF committee, APP
data former meeting to procure the survey OF the
Ra The contemplated Road.
T. k iolowin, report was then submitted by DANIEL
<iax, Chairman of said Committee
lghe committee appointed under resolution
RPed Mt meeting held in this place, the 18th
the 9th mo. last, for the purpose of pro-
lFuga competent Engineer. and superintend
amvey of a rout for Turnpike or McAdam-
! mad from Richmond through Boston to the
whine, &c. beg leave to report.
Ut s,0n after appointment we engaged
saa Smith to make the survey, and estimates,
ahich we agreed TO give him one hundred
as; he some time afterwards informed US that
could not do it, and would have to give up the
nlac,.
We then engaged William Dewey, resident
sneer on the Eastern Division of the Cumber-
Road, he is to have two hundred dollars for
services The work has been protracted
1sa than was anticipated, owing to the disap-
e'men, by Smith, and the indisposition of
ewey.
ions Committee, owing to some excitement
mongst the citizens of Richmond. as TO which
feet the road should enter. fixed startipo point
'sut three quarters of a mile south OF Main
ENe', near the barn of Daniel Burgess. leaving
y mailer to be settled hereafter The Encin-
estimate and report will show the length of
'oa,' COST OF constructing. and all Of which Is
aewuh Submitted.
M" aaouht oil money subscribed is $3.50 %
M7,e Is OF this amount, so - paid in. all
'aea respectfully submitted.
DANIEL CLARK Pres
IMPORT ami Estimate of the Engineer, above referred
III T0sn read, and as follows:
Richmond Sept. l2,h, 1888.
80. Robert Morrison, Robert Hill. d. P
IN Daniel Clark, Jason Ham, and Jacob
sa.leuen:-
sasi0g been appointed by you to Survey n
n McAdamised or graveled Turnpike
q. Nnmond, by the way of Boston, to the
sa'e, iine and having,according TO your in
ns, Performed the same, l now submit for
'Sosideration the following report:
neatlon was commenced about ! of a mile
Achmond, on the farm of Daniel Bur
a point selected by yourselves. From
~. NE ground continues 10 present an ir-
surface, until we reach Elkhorn Creek
:" mile of the road-from Elkhorn TO the
-. Inc ground is more regular and level;
,,getner. favorable location was obtain
out slight variations from the direc,
"" Richmond to the point of tcrmina-
: ~. VI 81 degrees has enabled me to over
4. = asccnts ond descents in the natural
Me ground, with but slight cuts and
kau being generally formed from the
he bitches The only heavy en-
IN : IN the neighborhood of Short Greek
=, Uses The excavation will be extreme
-, !. u me route selected the wooded land
1Des,u one sixth of the whole distance.-
The fourth mile We find no stsndiuo
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-29
INDIANA AsBURY UNIVERSITY

The unexpected success that this institution
has met with since Its commencement has plac ed
it beyon all embarrassment Considerable Ger
ton was used in procuring competent Teachers,
and II was then doubtful whether they would be
sustained, but 1t is now in the most hourishnr
condition. Inferring from plan of the principal
building, it will be of the most splendid edifces
of the KIND in the western country. The Prepara-
tory Department is still conducted by competent
| Professors.
! Persons at distance who wish TO send Students.
can Judge of the health of the place, from the
fact, that there has been single death in the
town the past summer. Boarding is very moder-
ate; (S2 90 per week and, considering the geo
graphical position of the town, there is nothing
calculated to disturb or modest the Sudden. his
pe,ceful road to excellence prefermen,.
[Grecncastle Weekly Visitor.
CINCINNATI MARKET,
Sep,.24, 1888.
FLOUR has again upward tendency, ane
: sales made readily at Sc IN large quinti
ties
WHIskEY-The current rate to-day is Ala cts
; but little in market offering.
Bacon is brisk at quotations, hog round 3 cts
hams l24 sides l04 shoulders 81 cts.
LARD-Holders still firm in their demand
of 10 cents, for prime article. We have no sale
" TO report
. . GRAIN is generally improving; Wheat 81 ,0C
u Corn 10: Oats is cts
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Sale Of 100 Acres Of Land.

H1Y virtue of of Delaware Circuit Court,
there will be sold, Public Nendue the highest and
best bidder the premises, between the hours of 10 and
O'Clock, SATURDAY, the third day of Nov, 1885;
The T. half of the N E. Or, and the :. w or. OF the N
E. Or, of Sec No %, Township 20, North, Range IL,
East: estimated to contain 100 Acres OF Land: lately
residence and property John Bowater Beals
and situated the East side Delaware county, indiana
popuous neghborhood and the hourshing village
of indsor, he River, the mouth Stony Creek,
and the State Road running between Winchester and
indianapolis, II miles from the latter place The soil is
improvement the land II has vau-
springs, timber, orchard, and an excellent Mill
Seat ,hcteon-havirg the first selections fol
entry, in that vicinity.
TERMS OF S.4LE.-One-ouTth of the purchase mo
new paid in hand and balance in equal annual in
s,aments, the purchaser giving his with approve
freehold security When sale shall be approve by
Court and purchase money fully paid, title VIII b
made CORNELIUS J.4N .4ISDOLL,
D.4TID RIBBLE.
JOSEPH .4NIHO.Nl,
Conln,i.soncrs
Nh town. %. 1898 3SlS
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ESTIMATE OF THE COST OF CONSTRUCTING
ELEVEN MILES OF TIE RICHMOND AND
BOSTON TURNPIKE.

- 49, - -
tS1lMAI II OF TIE COSI Or CONSTRUCTING
ELEVEN MILES OF TUE RICHMOND AND
ROSrON TIPNPIKE
FIRST NILE
52o rods grading at : % per rod 500 90
oil : grubhmg at , w . 305 %
Quaryins, delivering and breaking and
spreading 2oSo rods OF metaling OF stone
at 10 per perch 500 90
lOU perches Masonry IN drains, at : - 10 w
-6370 90
SECOND MILE.
800 rods Grading at 2 50 per rod 1920 90
l3o = Grabbing at , w - go w
2uarrying, delivering, and breaking and
| spr aiding $3.50 rods of metallins of stone
at 10 per perch 5olo w
32 perches Masonry i'll drains 25 y 90
-6922 90
THIRD MILE.
go rods Grading at 90 per rod 1880 90
Ia = Clubbing a, ) 90 so 90
Suarrvirg, delivering, ald breaking, and
F - per perch 500 90
lS2 perches of Masonry. IN bridges
Short creek, viz: 81 perches each
90 per perch $40 90
! Superstrucilro for the sams 100 90
-IS36 90
FOURTH MILE
52o rods Grading ut ) 90 per rod 960 90
30 - Grabbing I 90 $50 90
Qiarrylng. delivering, and breaking and
spreading $3.50 perehes OF metalling
at 30 per perch 1920 90
% perches masonry IN drains at : w l3o w
% . il bridge Maxwers mill
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HANGERS OFFICE.

WHEELING, Sept. Is, 1898.
Synopsis of Schemes for Octoher 1885, Distant adven-
viii please send their orders early possible.
Wellsburgh Lottery. Glass Draws l1th Oct 1893.
Capitals Sla,000; 5000; 10000 and 30 of 1000 Tick
only 81; shares in proportion.
Alexandria No Draws Oct. 18th. 1898.
Capitals $4,000; 10000; 10000; and 50 of 900.
Tickets only So shares i'll proportion
Norfolk No. q Draws the goth Oct. 1888.
Capitals $4,000 10000 5000 5000: and so of l.
600 Tickets Sio shares in proportion.
Monongalin, No. g. Draws 9th Oct. 1895
Capitals S40,0H0: $4,000: 5000: 5000: aud 50
1000, and GO of 500 Tickets S0 shares in proportion.
Please address your orders to JOHN NJ. CLAIRE,
J Wheeling Va.
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A GOOD BARGAIN
BARGAINS BARGAINS!

WILL be offered for sale 18th of Tenth moa,h
next dwelling Thomas Smith, south side
OF the farm lately owned by David Holloway. mile
north of Richmond quantity Of good corn by the
stack, farming utensils, several good Milk cows
twelve head of likely young cattle. Attendance
given made known day of sale. Sale &c
commence 10 O'Clock.
THOMAS SMITH.
FREDERICK HOOVER
9th Mo. u. 1898 81 Ut
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WIN. DEWEY, Civil Engineer.

After the reading and accepting of the report OF
the commit, aud the accompanying documents, the fol-
lowing resolution introduced, which after lengthy
discussion adopted una nimousIy:
Resored, the prosperity of the portion OF
Wayne depends greatly the continuation of the
Hamilton, Darrtown, and Faivhaven Turnpike Boston
Richmond-that is the highest interest and i'm
perou duty interested, said continual
as such interested persons, WILL DO 1T.
On moton--MEssRs. MENDENHALL, GREEN, and PER-
appointed committee draft Charter fo1 a
Company may formed the of the
proposed Turnpike; which Charter they report
meeting, held Wednesday, 10Th of October
next, Richmond.
collections deay the expenses the survey, eontn
ued.
! On mosion-A committee consisting of following
gentlemen appointed open books and receive sub
scriptions stock Robert Morrison, Atticus sldal
Irvia Reed, Alexander Grimes, John Maxwell, DAME
CLARK, Jason liam, Benjamin Hill, William Russsy Jr.
Jacob Lybrook, John Allan, and Aaron Stanley.
The eeling then, after much discussion, adopted IN
following resolution:
Resorcd that III the opinion Of this meeting. the Stoc
of said Company should be divided into shares of fifty dol
lars each to be paid one-hfth annually.
On motion, Resotred that the proceedings of this
;n5 be published Richmond, Cenevile Hamilton
z and ossylle papers.
p, Resolred, that this meeting do adjourn,
. gain at Rchmond Wednesday, the 10Th of Ocsob
;. next, at II O'Clock, NJ. The meeting adjourned
= ROBERT MORRISON, Chairma
. s. F.. PERkISs, Secretary.
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MONEY PURSE LOST.

Z OSF Sunday morning last, huckskin purse, steel
clasp, containing : 10 the State Bank of Indiana
= the Bank Wooster--a small desk key-a poke,
piece \ reasonable reward will be given the finder
if he will return il o the subscriber.
ID. l.. HAMILTON.
Richmond. September %, 1888. 3Stf
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We have just returned from brief tour thro'
the Western part of our State. The crops of
Corn in the Wabash valley are altogether equal,
if not superior, to what they have been in any
previous year; but through district Of country
lying thirty forty miles this side of the Wabash
river, the crop is Indifferent.
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$50 acres Of first rate LAND.
Which is surpassed by few Kentucky, its local sitaa-
ton fertility of soil, Timber, Water, &c. ALSO the
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY.

Consisting Manufacturing Grist Mill. pair OF
first Mil S,ones-Saw Mil and ground
longing said Mil, together with all
belonging.
fS5-Ihe Land and Mlproperty will be sold a credit
of and three years. The FIRST payment of
fourth of the whole be paid first da
March, 1889, and the balance equal
neutrality-suspicious. will be Immediately,
mill property and par: of the farm if desired, and the
whole "a the first day of March
All any of the above property will be shown per-
wishing purchase by Charles T. Gaard, living
premises. Bond and also approved security will be
required Titles ndsputable and made upon
the OF the purchase Pedigees of stock
will gwen day Sale nine
O'Clock and continue day day until completed,
where due attendance viii be given by the
EXECUTORS.
September II, 1893. Charge SO co. 3S-4t
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The Crave of Jefferson.

At the recent Harvest Home celebration In
Deware county Mr.. George Leiper stated that
he lately visited the grave of MIR. Jefferson, and
found it in forlorn condition. 1t is on tho es-
tate at Monticello, which we believe, is owned
by Lieut.. Levy, now in Europe Mr.. Leiper
ys:--'The neglected and diapidated home of
the patriot aud philosopher showed the ravages
of time, and the whistling wind of a cold De-
ccmber morning piercing every crevice of this
celebrated mansion gave solcmnlty to the &C.
cas'on, and scope to reflection not easily to be
forgotten The only person | met there was q
polite old Irish lady, who for small fee, gratified
the curiosity of tho stranger and traveller by
throwing open the empty and cherries rooms
for their inspection. How changed every thing
from what it had been. Patriotism, phioso-
ply, family fashions, friendship, all had fled and
vanished with the master spirit who directed
them Alone visited his grave. The gate of
tho garden was open, and on the right side,
short distance from the entrance, few bricks
laid on the flat side distinguished the grave of
j Jefferson from the others within the enclosure
/ MAHoGANY.-We have seen, says tho Journal
I of Commerce, letter from Port Plat, dated
Aug. DIST which states that law has been re-
Gently passed by the Haytien Congress, which
prohibits the cutting Of mahogany in any portion
of the island after the LIST of January next. We
do not well understand the motive of such law,
but it is supposed to be tho encoura cement Of ag-
staple of the island, which, it is said, is already
growing
/ A Veteran Frog-There has recently been
found in Eng land, embodied in coal, one hundred
and twenty feet deep. living frog. 1t was the
opinion of the most learned that this veteran had
been in this situation several centuries. He
should have been invited TO the coronation.
/ h.-The Land Office at Laporte, Ind, has been
removed to WindmGc, Pulaski county. Ind. The
sales advertised to be at Laporte, will therefore
be at Winamdc on the days they would
would have been at Laporte.- Cincinnati Daily
News.
L. S. Ship Pennsylranin--Letiers received
from Norfolk state that the L. 5. Ship Pennsylv
MIA dragged her anchor during the late gale ane
went ashore opposite the navy yard, where she
now lies high and dry.
Gen. Hamilton has succeeded in negotiating the
South Carolina loan with a mercantile house ii
London.
PorTAwArTAMIEs-The latest accounts receiv
ed from the emigrating Pottawattamies. inform
US that they had encamPed at DanvIiie, ILL.,, with
the intention of awaiting the coming OF rain
the long and unusual drought having rendered II
lmpractlcable to obtain, in crossing the eIrane
Prairie, sufficient supply of water tor SO large
an acknowledgements Telegraph
Mr. Muhlenburg. Minister from the u State
to Austria, arrived at Vienna about the 18th o
Tulr-
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ELEVENTH MILE.
$40 rods Grading at ? % per rod 40 90
I56 - Grubbing 90 :. $50 90
Quarfyng delivering, and breaking ami
spreading 1880 percies of meralling stone
at A so per perch 1855 90
AZ perches of Masonry in drains a, ) 60 240 90
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
ALI. persons indebted WIN. & S. l., Foulke nv
book account will please call and mako mmo.
date payment After repeated calls person most of
their debtors, further notice will deemed
all he settled without further DELAY I'm,
mediate attention the above will particularly oge
WIN. X. & s. L. FOULKE
Sept. gid. 1898. 37.3,
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LAST NOTICE.

THOSE Knowing themselves Indebted COAIE q
HAMILTON by Note or Book account, will take
that the Books, &c IN the hands J. &. hibbY IL
for collection Those WIN feel disposed vii
well by calling soon, longer indulgence can be eiyo
CDAIE s. HAMILTON
Richmond, Sept. 18Th, 1888 3G-3S
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DURHAM CAE"gssEs.

THE subsc ribeT's sale of English CattIs. adv
July last, takes place at Brighton, tn city.
l6th l1h and 18Th of October next, wheh DAYS
ami Valley Agricultural Society hold their anstia
Catalogues and Pedisrees now printed and ready
delivery, and in OF distribution. They
had by calling Cha's Diiold, my old Pork ious
the junction of Sycamore and The Canal
LOT Poem.
Cincinnati, Sept 22d, 1888. (Gaz) 3,.-37
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-29

The Laporte county (Ia.) Wing, saws: "Wbeat
is selling at S7A per bushel, in this
tv. Our farmers have 100000 bushels surplus
to dispose OFFS
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RICHMOND INDIANA PALLADIUM.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON

To CoRREspoNDENTs-The friend who writes
us concerning the management of the Post Office
in the ptrue, WI excuse. for not publ fishing
his article 1t is not written in style to effect
the object aimed at.
''R,cuMoND,'' We regret to say, Is crowded out.
1t shall appear next week.
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II ME undersigned will offer public sale Sixth day
(Fridayl the Doth of the Tenth month October
THIRTY or FORTY TOWN LOTS, adjoining the
of MILTON, Wayne county, Indiana Said lots loca
said town, and bordering the canal
medatey the vicinity of two locks, which will afford
extensive power. The public invited examine
themselves. Terms made known the day of sale.
JONATHAN JUSTICE.
/ Milton, Ninth mo. 9th. 1888. 3S-ts*
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1t is said the only notes IN Ohio. not redeema-
BILE On demand, In gold or silver, are Treasury
Notes. and the notes of the Canton Bank
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is now selling at S7a cts. per bushe, in this
tv. Our farmers have 100000 bushels surplus
to dispose OFF,
The Wings of the State of New York have
nominated the Hon. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Tor
Governor, and LUTHER BRAD1srI, Esq, for Lieut..
Governor. In the Convention both nominations
were carried almost unanimously.
Ne,c Papers in Indiana-We have received
the first Number of the RISING Sun JouxAL,com-
menced at Rising Sun, in this State by our old
and esteemed friend VIM P. SrRArrAN We
heartily welcome him into the corps editorial of
our young State, wishing for him greater patron
age than has been extended to many of older
contemporaries. One thing however, we regret,
that he conceives circumstances require him to
pursue neutral course IN politics. We have long
been of the opinion that he who places himself
at the head of a public journal fails to perform
his duty to his country when he negects to ex-
pose the intrieucs of those who are endeavoring
to steal from the people their power and their
rights-who, under the assumed name Of Demo
Gratis, are exerting every power to suhvert the
spirit OF government and make it but the means
thro' which to enrich themselves and their fam
lilies. However, if we not mistaken in old
friend he will not be very medly-mouthed about
that which he thinks it his duty to speak.
''PerrysriHe Banner is the name of paper
recently established at Perrysville by J r. JONES
1t is filled with interesting selections and ed
itoriais evince tact and talent.
"Corington Whig.'-We have heretofore neg
ected to notice the publication of this spirited
sheet. The editoris "atter our orn heart
Go aheadt
The ''Ia,liaad Farmer has come out in an
entire new dress. and in quarto form which makes
it convenient for binding. We wish the proprie-
tors could get five hundred subscribers in WAYNE
county. 1t is worthy and should receive the sup
port of our farmers.
BEAUTIfid-The last Indiana Dernocra. contains the
following poetic efuso BEAUTY, the din,sise1
pen of the ..sole editor:-
Beauty (as all know hath charms
10 soothe savage,
Melt rock
And sPilt punpkin.t'
OH what eiarn,ins soothing, melting and splitting
strain of melo-dy. Prentice, the Louisville
nal mus have been thinking of the 'kaowledgebox'
produced by the power electricity
power would have be applied head Van Burer
contemporary, make pumpkin sprout from it'
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Total cost,
- u @E''s ~ IHIII
ABSTRACT OF THE cos

Total cost. S97 $50 %
Average cost per mile, $500 90
ABSTRACT OF THE COST.
Total cos, of Grading, $1,000 %
Grabbing $685. 90
Netallins. S2.655 90
Masonry in DRAINS l.5l6 IS
: g - In bridges, lO3 81
Supers,ruc,ure, 100 90
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SALE OF LOTS IN MILTON.

Muncey,own, Sept. %, lS3;
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The Wings Of the State of New York hav
nominated the Hon. WILLIAM II. SEWARD, 10
Governor, and LUTHER BRADIsu, Esq, for Lieu,
Governor. In the Convention both nomination
were carried almost unanimously.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-29

Gen. Hamilton has succeeded in negotiating the
London
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Z. s. Ship Pennsylranin.-Letters received
from Norfolk state that the L. s Ship Pennsylv Iva
MIA dragged her anchor during the late gale and
went ashore opposite the navy yard, where she
now lies high and dry.
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A Veteran Frog-There has recently been
found in England, embodied in coal, one hundred
and twenty feet deep. living frog. 1t was the
opinion of the most learned, that this veteran had
been in this situation several centuries. He
should have been invited 10 the coronation.
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9th Mo. u. 1888.
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0rThe Land office at Laporte, Ind, has beer
removed to Uinamac, Pulaski county. Ind The
sales advertised to be at Laporte, will therefore
be at Winamac on the same days they woult
would have been at Laporte. -lCincinnati Daily
News
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN DosTOS,,r
TREMBLING AMONG THE MEDICAL

w learn that the distinguished Dr. Watson, 276
Warrington street, snd DR.. S. c. Iiewett. The
e.etAied Bonesettef, 297 Washington street 1.-TWO Of
'he most skiui practitioners Boston, having yl,ne,
'e he happy effects u GOelicks Matches. Sanstiv, in
several case Which have under their ob.eryats
nave gwen The general Agent Of this great modern mel
iS"e' permission 10 refer 10 them through the publ,c
JoHnais ~ Is with pleasure, notice such act, Of
slslerested beBeFosnce ADD this noble generate ~
Dr >. H. aud w. besPeaks their genuine philanthroty
HE underslsnd Dr.. Wsttoa Is Of the suiniop ,hsi -
VIC SHhAfe has crested such Tremendous ere,ltn,,f
ah0"g me -sedieoi Faculty autl be something extra
'u'ssp Ah1 isf superior 10 the common nottrum, Of
he oAy-And there eanDot be doubt but when the viz
tues o TIA great specific shall be duly appreciated by
fhys'eanf, they wall frankly sokHowled.e II 10 be ~
saeN ssluAqle addition which has been made 10 The
Waters .1ed'cs i'nee the days Of MPPOCRATES
ia TURNER learn that lhe general Ageut OF the San
su'e h@s ie hptry 10 refer hs fellow citizen, 90 ID,
nese,' iof 40 rty iFtsresiiHg which came with
~ 'hs Knowledge Of the Doctor One Of the cure. A,
We learn was shseied upon young lady lf c,ed with
LUMBAR AhstEss 20 serious was her COMEDIAN,
'ns' shs Was unable 70 submit 10 Dr. H. usual mode al
uestnent n such eases. lie sdyifed her "a inv a..
oAhA'e' shs did 60 and before taking zoe pb,s va.
snnfeiy eorsd add MOTH HESJIGE or JfER DIS
f.s'Sf hf-H1LSSfg! Another. A gentlemnn sgea
80 t.onosnced by all who knew him. 10 be 10 a .Clh;
furatD CO.Nst.hPTIO.s." yss wonderfully re,isr.
hesh ~ lhs use al oaly phis Of The Sensitive
tisaoI S '1'i"s-' %
DI ihiAk the oPen ssa rss4,a eear,e yuru,i ,,