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INDIAN SPORTS.
FROM the RED RIVER srAxnAnn.

4
The INDIAN DALI PLAY.-Friday. the stb. was br;ss
DAY In our sister town Of Rowland and her usually quiet
streets ana lanes presented gay and animated appear-
ance no. often to be seen in that quiet adjunct to our
town. The long-aked Of ball play to come off at II
NJ and great excitement we wish our honorable fren,
conld nnlearn us that phrase) was caused thereby
IN the morning quite number of citizens er Arly
to witness the sport They returned in the eve town
ly elated at the fun they had Witnessed ~ dno b;cb
We CLEAN our items Of the play. a from then,
There were ffty-four Ind ,ns onu.
esr,v sns On sds eap sautuks in the play TWEEN
opened party Of wel-dressed e side. Before the play
NV ~ number, proceed y-iooking squaws, about
sick IN the I.,s ssr the ga 70 chant and dance the
the poetry Of motion Nv the parties This display Of
tuksla party When the IS for the success Of the sau
her sa aSs eDssd sasnnsd nymphs Of the sa
voutions for the be- went through the satatory
y vas attended by oh Of the Jones faction Each par
Spirit ices Of co1araoa and nv Sna pi re
Tory The to give their respective captains the vic
Die, pinehed icne man Of the Jones party
years. wher ankooking little savage, well stricken in
pal the medicine Of the Sautuksha party
md tot robust, athletic fellow of not twenty
iad re prcar venerable and grayeookng spite youth
eeTrse to long beard of sheep-skin with the wool
hr hich he wore under his chin At II NJ the ball was
u owu up and the play began. The game was twelve
.ar6s The Jones party took the lead and made the
three first scores, and their friends came down with
their dust upon them at great Odds The blood of all
the sautukshas up however, and they made the two
next scores and at the eighth were in the
lead OF their competitors, and continued lead until
their twelfth score closed the game which stood thus
sautuksha twelve scores, Jones six scores
The game was about two hours in being played Gene
raj good order and harmless hary prevailed throughout
the day, though we panied to add that in brawl
which took place between Indians the night pre-
sous three Of them were severely stabbed friend who
piled up the Jones party by of his faith in
the ghostly look of their medicine man. is sick Of
gravity and blessing himself after fashion, AYERS that
ne wouldn't gvea sleeps tail, in an extremity for all
the gravity dignity and ghostlness extant We learn
that the next play between the parties, of which
due notice viii be given, is to come of in this town.
VIII any body bet on the bay?"
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SAD CALAMITY.-Seldom have been more painfully
excited than by hearing the sad tdngs received
morning that the family of Mr.. William Hall had been
thrown into rremediable by the loss Of mother
and daughter, in single moment and in the midst OF
seeming enjoyment. During this summer the family Of
Mr. Hall has resided in the house of Col Minge at point
Clear to which they retired three or four weeks ago in
the vain hope OF restoring sick child After this loss
the family still continued at the Point where they enjoy
ed the hnest health, from constant bathing and wholesome
exercise Late on the evening Of Thursday Mrs william
Hall was bathing, as the constancustom, with her
sister-in-law and her daughter Caroline an inter-
esung GIRL about ten years old. This sweet little
ture In the fresh enjoyment Of the water and youthful
spirits, yenured little too far In Instant mater
nal Affection In its sefsacrcng spirit drove the alarmed
parent the rescue OF the poor child but being equally
unable to resist the deep water parent and child persisted
together To picture the Of that bereaved family
we're as useless rs impossible Seven orphans yet
vive 10 mourn mothers loss, second sister gone
Mobile Rc9isfer.
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cHLoRoFoRM AS An AS.EsrHrric.

During the session Of the Scientific Association at
Cleveland, Prof HoRsronD, OF Cambridge University
read paper on the Fatal Effects Of ChlOroom, in which
after rectng the various experiments made to ascer
tain what eposonous principle in this agent which
sometimes DEATH he arrives OF the following con
illusions
lst That good chloroform does not spontaneously
change in period of nine months.
ID That the bad choroform, containing free chlorine
and hydrochlorc acid may be produced by using bleach
ing salt Of great strength with quantity Of alcohol ais
proportonately small.
3D. That the bad chloroform may be produced by re-
ceiying the dstillate into water so as immedey 10
withdraw the alcohol from the chloroform.
4th. That the bad chloroforn may be produced By
passing chlorine directly into chloroform.
9TH That formula for its manufacture can lie relied
upon as guide since bleaching salts vary in strength
when derived from different factories and vary with age
In the foregoing experiments the range Is from > to Y"
per cent.
9th. That quick lime added to the mixture Ices no
promote the economy of manufacture.
7th That the chlorine End hydrochloric acil tof ba
chloroform observed by DR.. Dwight, may Ter emove
by agitation with little alcohol
Sth That the i'll effects observed in the nisrsto
Of choroform are due the presence If chlorine
the irritation is such when il is attempted to inhale il
to prevent inhalation altogether
9th That the i'll effects not due 90 any peisonou
product arising from the action OF b eacfing salt on ii
small quantity Of fusel oil in the alec mol cmpoyed in Ia
| manufacture OF chleroform.
10TH That the i'll effects dae 70 peculiarities
constitution or temperament OF patients, and In
few to want Of attention Judgment III
| part OF the person administering it
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INGENIOUS ESCAPE orr PRIsoSEp.-Jamcs Dunn con-
yict at Sing Sing New York. Friday last effected his
escape from that institution in very ingenious manner
Procuring strips Of India rubber lie made IN air.
tight tube six feet long, the end OF which he at
tacbed bag Of the same material shaped like duck
Managing eude bis keepers he came to the river where
he threw off and secreted his clothing and with his
preserver plunged in and when at the lotion kent
end Of the tube in his mouth, the bag meanwhile
floating the surface and supplying him with air In
this way he passed the prison DOCKS and had proceeded
about half mile down the stream to Coyers dock when
his pipe giving way, he forced to swim ashore where
he met crowd of people, and informed them that some
had stolen his clothes and left them in pursuit Of the
thief which was the last that has been heard Of him lie
twenty years Of age, had served term Of conne
men and at the time Of escape under sentence for
-
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o inform you that after so rnany bsrdsbins ana a.n..Ss
d not VISIT the Like Aver Tau, although WAS only
hi.een paa from IT, and might have seen its water had
ascenaed The intermediate ridge of hills But no one
anu inc people Of Aver Tau had penetrated about
uo1en Paa further inland than other Europeans what
saved me were my sex and my confidence Both the Ba
a anu 'ae Tyacks told me that must be superhu
- .ns " would not have yentured to come among
sae n without assistance and protection: 0As
ne whoie extent Of my travels through Sumatra was
sever n1nareu ana twenty paa horseback and one
uhutSa anu tory-six on foot After my return to Pa
dang suffered from fever but my good constitution
having carried me through it, hope to be able to give
you ~ account OF all my future expeditions.
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SUDDEN DEATH PROM FRIGHr.--A young lady named
Pierce from Of the towns Cape Cod who was visit
ing friends in Blue Point Me- in returning from visit
stead of taking the public road back took path across
pasture, which shorter In the pasture there were
few cows who playing together and joining horns
in sportve contest which frightened the girl who SUM-
posed that they would attack her. and Notwithstanding
the assurances of safety by her companion who was IA
iar with such demonstrations she fell into conyusons
through fear probably rupured blood vessel internally
aud died IN three hours afterwards She was an orpbon
girl about twenty three years old and was greatly be-
loved among her acquaintance and friends.
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MISSING DANE DIscovEREp.--Mr. CHRISTIAN HANSEN,
the second oicer of the Danish soop-of Sage lying
at New York, obtained days leave of absenc e from
duty about the It'll instant, and failing return to his
post IN the evening, caused much alarm amongst the
ship company Bearing a good character and always
prompt in the discharge Of official duty was feared
that he had met with violence disaster that pre-
vented his return and consequently his absence was
made known to the Danish Consul who invoked the aid
OF the police to unravel the mystery The result was the
discovery on Tuesday of the missing officer who had
been taken with the California fever and shipped ON
board an American vessel bound for California At the
instance OF the Danish Consul he arrested by the
United States Marshal
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conveys 10 us monhl sI1 csm weekly notices Of sks
progress u chsmieai e. aysis-
Bat although SOL Rss~ nag net ~ useful n grssenl
10 the operative fsrmer tkeg may bs made sx1lshls for
the Adssass q sscnnf sSsss-Atnrss aud fer ~ par
pose the cuighteasd A ~safss shesl lend ks ssa ~
having snxysss a. soils M~ sessf~fsy pesfornt, net
one or sxo iat numerous analyses 81 che ss
varying conditbns SOC , i&.esax1tien. keeping pace
with ~ advance u yegei sns fhgseiegy wn the
tend 10 deliver husbahds HsN vac thfaiism ~ cSpri
risr "a claee Il under 4 de~nicn u rational ava
ssr p..Aes dc aaalys 81 sstls thus performed he
analyses Of ashes u plants ana ~ nanaTss by thresng
light on vegetable ply siecs y WI eeatfihass 20 the
re.. IN ra,oaai agricalsGI AAose Al other hlrrs
fseouen, ana carefully acsa2 experiments On ss-
nures Of known composition Ana close and continssd
muste treasure Il experience fsm which SQUAD tAees
w Irax her data AMI which sN thea most beas
acally upon the culture q plA nis sAsn may Ne losl
~ literal tahlntui ~ tGe s1l fss@s ahat the acsefs
~ ), Nossoni as the rose"
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IKE LAST Mares NEsT.-The story about the conduct
of the British steamer Devastatons Commander in
ming down Yankee fishing smack not long since, which
reached Washington per telegraph last week. turns out
to have been manufactured out Of whole CLOTH The De.
vasaton, according to advces which the State Depart
ment has doubtless received afar off from the report
ed scene Of the outrage her officers being quietly at
breakfast with Lord Seymour the officer in command Of
the naval stations there at the they charged
with doing the terrible deed.-Erening Star.
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We DO not know that 1t is right to bring matter
entirely personal before the public at all but when
friends Of the National Inelgencer compliment another
of eur friends-Benismin Halowel, Of this place-we
beg that they viii dispense with the title
rahle" Every thing else they say is right and proper
but except to the venerable. Why he will
deserve that mark Of honor for many years Gomez We
intend to defend him from all such imputaons "Yene-
rable, indeed hale hearty man, in the prime Of fe
and almost as far from being old are !1Ler GaE.
I'VE plead guilty; but in mitigation Of damages say,
that having tie ephet applied to ourselves, sup
posed it safe to bestow it 48 so years Our friend
Of the Gazette will be safe from it these twenty years
come-Edtors.l
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THE NoRTHAMPToS TRAGEDY.-Mr Cummings, who
was killed by the destruction Of liquors at Northampton
was an excellent man. much esteemed by his friends and
employers lie was walking along the street. the execu-
TONERS poured the liquor down hi when some nncom-
poops set ire to it. The noodles above endeavored to
extingush the flames with barrel Of beer. but failed
and Mr.. Cummings while passing along received part
Of exploded barrel in his breast and inhaled the burn
ing vapor, so that lie lived in agony couple Of days.
and then expired-HosLon Comi1r
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FORTUNE MADE BY A MIsroRTUSE-aIr Quigley Of
bowling Green, Ky it said bought large quantity
OF tobacco last winter expecting to ship it the South
ern market before the season of low water and hch
freghts Unfortunately, the ohio fell before he could ret
his tobacco out of Green river the of which
is has advanced in value his hands to the amount
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RECKLESS MALfGSIrY.--A named Martin HuIrev.
lately In the employ OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, arrested at Cameron, near Wheeling on
Saturday morning the charge Of desgncdy throwing
the passenger train Of Of the track BY unlocking and
mispiacing switch Thursday last near that place
Mr. Bogard intelligent farmer OF the ncghborhood
teshes that he Muyey commit the act about an hour
previous the arrival Of the train which was thrown off
the track but supposed him 10 be in the service of the
company and acting In obedience orders The prisoner
vas taken and lodged In jail TO await his trial
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DfsanscEfrL RoxA--rhe PhilaAsiphia papers record
re dgrsecful rows ~ having occurred IN Remington on
sunday evening A drunken rowdy attempted 70 stab a
lady while sitting Al her door, and Joshua Brcish
who interferei, vas severely stalled Mr. Thos crsan
sao pointed eat the offender subsequently dread
fully beaten ~ gang u rowliss Mchaei Ne Ulcer and
ID Andrews, two q tle alleged oaenders we're arrested
Another rot occurred In ne vicinity ne same evening"
~ which sevsrarersoDs rers injured sen q Tie rioters
vere ARRESTED.
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fine monument to Charles Carroll of Carrolton to-
gether with several other sculptures are to be ship
ped at Leghorn for Baltimore. They from the studio
Of the highly gifted Bartholomew whose beautiful works
are now attracting much attention in Rome.
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A. IsyAsIoS The State OF Maine is threatened with
an Invasion fiom Canada The arrangements are all per-
fecied Fifteen hundred Montrcalers have voluntccred
Portland y ee taken ON the s3d and, IL conscious Of
their strength 70 overcome all resistance tho Invaders
have sent on aeommee to notify the Porlanders Of the
intended ihcursion Nay They have selected their
eamplng ground on the shores Of Casco Bay. but viii
our ankee friends permit such a thing by no means
As the Invasion II warlike one but trip Of Plea
sure and a. 300 men are not armed soldiers but MEM
hers 81 the Mechanics Institute, every householder in
Ioruand must, Tor the honor Of Yankcedom, protest
AgAnr the encamrment Let the invaders have taste
iAnkee hospitality, that they may return convinced
not only that ours " gcodly land, but that we ore
glorious people dsbanD Journal.
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The Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary Of War; left Wash
ingon on Friday for the White Mountains where he will
spend month at the encampment OF Prof Bache, who
is engaged 10 operations there in connection with the
Coast Survey
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DrsTnrcrIyE fmE Ar ossKsxH TALIs.--A disastrous
IRE occurred Al 0rskany Falls, New YORK. on Thursday
last consuming property 10 the amount ~ $4,000 The
hrr originated IN tae woo'en factory q q. W. Couch
co, which vas entirely conrumcd, togetaer with the
rst nail, Umpire works foandry, two si0rehousss coop
crs shop, and one dwelling
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.TrxsrlLTsG rHr Ono FsIas-The LoulsviIie papers
are still discussing the project n forming ralirosd
nexcn between the too hanks u che 0ho ~ that city by
tunnel under the Pals n v rropossd te form The tun
mel W "eastiron cynjsr vs. Beet la diameter, mhed
dea tie crest u The Fails" The tpnns woaiA
mencs ~ Eighth street. Loalsvis. - extend 20 yeetr
son,is, distance q 400 yards - sosi 70 estimated
~ ony $50, 900
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THE CntftAL fALscs ExHinfFIsx.--O SATURDAY last
me ihdntr1a Ehhtbten net wc allied wlfh yisi-
tiers usual The kot weAfAcr has hal 10 efec, upon
thAt a. vel a. wa Al eiss. Among ths new additcns
% the faiaee y valuable relc presented W Dr. HerLE
o. Nahngpn CITY fhlsis crystal fate, fsrmerly PRE-
scented W eames hasen Freshest "a the United states.
and w LIN len % CD. y. Palns Toh a wasAington,
and Gel Ietd IN kis wi, heqassihei The same 70 ~.
Boyle the present ovner and sxhbsr ID made entire
ID of eTYntAl, ard O silver nnnanfal
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Pref A. y. BacHs ofthe U. 8. Coast Survey has been
elected President o. the american Association for the Adj
vanesmuEt o. Education.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-29
)ROFEssOR ALEX. G. BARRY'S

TRIO OPHER , Us, of MEDICAL COW
DIND, for BEAUTIFYING, CURLING, Pie-
x'lns Restoring and Strengthening the Hair, heiie'e
Diseases of the skin. Curing Rheumatic fans. al
<faling External Wounds. Bounded by no geograrli
\ lines, be reputation of BARRY's ThlcoPHERoUs pei
les the Union The sules OF The article OF late yafs
N increased ina ratio thut almost cxreeds belief
lessor BARRY, uiter careful examination OF hi|
r. bnok inds rhnt number bottles delivere to OF
4 IN qmnttt nj from half grass upward during lii'
ear 3d. WIS within triflr of $50, 600.
Il Il unnecessary To- present Mt length the evidences
ne wand'rnl properties of the frchopherous' wheh
public had furnished such an Endorsement us this
eheapne's OF the article and the explanations gwen
lis chemical action upon the hair the seal and in all
'es OF superficial irritation. first recnnmendedt l"
attention of the people, This was allthat .he lnVe"
A ae'led. Every rotle advertised itself Inc ehec~
me hul exceeded expectation it acted Ike
p'Im. The ladies would not be without it. County
"ers IN every section oi the United States iounc tn
~ "l and thus WAS built up wholesale trode
tAtrni hitherto unheard o.Hs regards articles Il
klnd. Tn" highest point has r"i been reached
' believed that the sales this VIA "I1 be mn
on aala half of bottles
Ofp9t and Manufactory No. 1877 Broadway; Ne"
Is' Retail price. 25 cents large hottie
'.peraI discount TO purchaser hy the quantity Sold
.he prr'pdl merchants md druggists throughou tft
uea otates and Canada, Mexico, West Indies, hfea'
ntan France &c.
Sold BY D. R. Lyman II. seay and R. stnble', \
10 Lynchburg.
may26-d&c6m
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INSURANCE.
ItIRE, LIFE AND MARINE .Nsuv


many. " ''' '"'"
ihis Co aPany makes Insurance against los. a, dam
se by Fire, or Dwelling Houses Store. Tobnero r,rt
fes AMI other buildings, furniture Goo Is wares n.d
nefeh@nd1e generally in town and country on .he mos,
favorable feWS
Also make Insurance the lives ofal persons OF.
los'ns good health aud ot sound constitution for tb,
whole duration oi life or fora limited period
slaves employed in ordinary occupations will be
Insured on unreasonable terms
The Company will also take marine risks from and To
my OF the Northern Southern Ports at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
DON I. C.fErERS, lice President
SAMPSON D1UGU1D, CHIEF Engineer
,'hes Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
John .hggnt, Nathan b. Thurman
neorP' w aanceS, ohm Otcy TAYLOR,
William I. Andersen. William + smith
'.ARllN HOLLlNS, Treasurer.
CREEp T. Wills Sec'y
Dir. Z. II Gimer, !
Dr. Wm. Otway Oven. '"edFaf hhamtes's
The Medical Examination # subiret. for Ins,rnpce
Will be m.de at the ohce of the Company eaoh dny
between the hours of and o'clock. p. NJ.
FehS--dts
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a. w. nOLLIN's
-. OFFER FOR SALE ..,It5#
30 hhds. =. X. and N. o. Sugar,
20 Boxes und hba refined do
10 hhds, r. X. and Cubu Molasses,
10 bbls N. o. do
1870 bngs Rio and Laguira Coffee
40 3" Superior Old Java do #= ...
Cese Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
$50 Saoks Fine and q. A. Salt,
30 Ton Bar Iron.
/ do Hoop do
| do Blistercd Steel
5000 lbs Sheur and Cart Steel
3 Tons Casting,
soc Kegs Nails, , to 60 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails,
80 Gr.nd.stones,
go Boxes Hull n Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adamantino do
90 do Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Lenther
80 Black upper do
DO doz Calf Skins,
30 do Pink Lining Skins,
bales Shoe Thread,
TO- 900 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nos. 0 to l.,
bnles wrapping Twins,
do Candle wick
do Cotton Bats,
Also soythe and Moving Blades and Snaths Wrap
ping, Writing ahd Letter Paper Pepper Spice, Ginger
Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace and Cinnamon; Bod Cords and
Plough Lines; Tanners Oil; No. Mackere, Herrings
Il Sind. ma l1-ts
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L,REsH ARRIVAL OF DRUGS

l. AND MEDICINES.-The subscribers are w
now receiving their FALL & WINTER SUPPLY IL
Of Drugs. Medicines. Paints, Oh, Varnsl,es, Brushes
Glassware Pntent Medicines. Felc lcy-tioads, DC, &c
The goods have been recently selected with great
in the Northern aud Eastern Giles, and principally
bought for Cash.
The stock Is lnge. an comprise, every article
ally found in a DRUG STORE, together with large
nss ,rtment of FANCY GOODS. pERFuMERY &c
From long experience and thoroueh knowledge"
the business they hope to retar liberal patronage
heretofore extended thcm md lr confident TINT they
ure prepared offer inducements both in price and
quality.
10 Prescriptions far Physicians md fnmiies will L'
carefully attended to all times.
sent i2ts JHO t. SEAY & co.
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MEDICINES.
CUxE!-HALTIMORE LoCt

P,rAI, where may be obtaiued the most spec
-. Weakness or loss of Organic Po'eers, Pam
Disease of the Kidneys, 1Becftons Of The
eNe Nose and SKIN CoHsiuntionot De6ih'ty,
a h,rria affections arising from certnin in.
matter whether from intemperancc,
far1ent spirits or any other cause.
p TO YOUNG MEN,
.h, have become the victims OF evil prhctl
Z ',h,,t countless numbers of generous and
lh.ings have been swept to untimelv tombsi j
,,ung men the most exalted talcntsand
u ',.t.5 who might otherwise have entran:-
o''S. S,oates oith the thunders "f' VOC ence. OF
9.,tacy the living Tyre.
mo from any of the following mt anc''oly
mid immediately to
mum DIR. JOHNSTON.
.,r,he Back aud Limbs, Pains in tue Head,
Hght. Loss of Muscular Power, Po.pitation
al '91s1,epsin. Nervous lrritability. Derange,
az 1;gestive Functions. Genera. Debility
of Consumption, &c, &c.
''r.-The fearful effects on the mind are much
"a. Loss of Memory, Confusion of ldeas, De-
Fl't' ~ snirits. Forebodings of Evil, Aversion oi
1r}istrust. Love Of Solitude, Fimidity, Nc,
1, f,be evils produced
% ., SOUTH FREDERICK STREE, SEI-
rs nI From L1'fMORE ST, East side,
y0H ., H"TEpS. pFBE PARTICULAR in OBJ
u 1ANE md NUMBER. or you willmistuke
teVARRANTED OF no Q CHARGE MADE,
H-Dr. = Johnston's Office is in his dwell
r,ps His very extensive pracfice is n
''a..,,tee tina: he is the only prope Physician