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moughtn't have me; and daddy he
got kind O. flustricated too, and sed
yes, too
That's the sort of daddies,' ses
the gals, rubin their hands.
Then nanny, she went to town
and got white frock for me, and white
gloves to put on my hands, for to be
married to John. Hem, fool! she
better be married to him herself,
/ reckon
'Well,' ses the gals, 'go on, Becky
SHAW, now, l amt gwine TO tell
you no more about it, so 1 amt
oh, yes Becky, do 60 on! Oh do
tell US all about the weddin, Becky
that's good SOUL
oh, hush gals, bout sich nonsense.
oh, do now, that's q good SOUL
'Well, bimeby the preacher man
he came to our house, and hole heap
Of people to marry me. Fools! they
better staid home, | reckon. Graci.
nus knows | didn't want to see en-
Never mind, Becky-go on
Well, then, John he came to
take Inc up to the preacher man, for
to be married. Fool! l never did
feel so mad-and then-Oh, shaw
gals, l can't tell any more
'Oh yes-go on Becky
well, then, the preacher man,
he axed me if would have John to
be my lawful husband. Him, fooE
better have his self, l reckon. And
then shaw, gals, 1 won't tell
any more
'Oh, do Becky. Now you're jest
coming to the interesting part. Oh,
do tell us the rest, Becky
well, | never said nothin,' and
the preacher man he said l must
have John to be my husband-whcn
nc was sick, when he was well; and
when he was better or worser, and
rich and poor; and love him, and
stick to him, and mind him, and
Lord only knows what a heap Of
things; and then he said people what
he put together, it was agin the
law to take apart; and so I was mar
ried, hard and fast, the fust thing l
knowed, to john
well, what then, Becky ses the
gals, getting more and more interes.
ted all the time.
why, then the preacher man he
went home, and then all the fellers
come pullin' and haulin me, and
kissing me and squeezing me, and
slch other carvings on as they
did cut up. Fools! they great deal
better kissed their own selves, !
reckon
Go, on, Becky! tell US about it,
scs all the gals.
well, then, after they all went
away, John, he--Oh, shaw
scs she, i amt gwine to tell you an.
other word more. When you git mar.
ricd yourselves, you'll know all about
it, reckon
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Every creature hates its destroyer.
ilerr!ngs fly from Scotchmen Is they
would from a shark; while 3 frog has
as much drend Of Frenchnan as
we'll dressed woman has Of o pa
tent sweep.
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QURnY. Why is Queen Victoria
like . dogs tail Because the Queen
Keeps q carriage, aud the dogs tails
keeps q waggi,h
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly Journal OF sixteen edited by Richard
and composers and writers
i'm thts country medium Of The
public 2s S WORTH Of the
mu.c OF
Of familiar instruction In harmony which
Of attractive musical read
ps celebrated musicians
tory Ac truthful criticisms Of musical pas
pick and Of mssical
both and domestic the whole
forming
possible The Of cho and Of ladies sh
but who not living near music stores are
pecsly attended TO- Il 9rt#f
Terms copy two copies Is; five copies, $40, and
peron sendns club of five gets extra TOT his trouble
Dyer Willis publishers Of the Musical World and Times
067 Broadway, New York.
Aueruan nuac youRsALThe subscribers also publish The
Monthly journal pages
nubs cossapAs pages Of music makng forty eight
vea Al vaney reading The
Monthly Usxets designed for especial benefit
musical knowledge and de
nand enay mae asd whose require tina, should
b. furnished a, the cheapest possible
Terms copy, three copies 81 ten copies, -
an erira copy trouble. Address DrxR Willis.
BCsrymen will be supplied with the Musical World and
Times dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
twenty Ave y year. teeA +. Htl
Agents wanted obtain subscribers for the bovsnamed pob'ea
lions. Liberal commission allowed.
Now IL the begins
6rst Of January, 1858. tflalfs. ~ s..a
Jan l3-d3m
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GALS os so.E~oon ~cHscxnKasss risso. surnmos
~ rss-ss t.snesiisss
Press" s~A~~ s~* -, ~sRNssn t@sr%~f n~se@
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sasa s~a ~ has &s~~sa~sA sKsess se~sss@ss
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t~ss s~xx~a tsvasA sass @tsess strs~eaNt~ -.
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b~s sAa esa a~assss ass 49, ftiie..e s.'@
4~ss&x sefs4 Afs enests
M.r.sss ~ ~ xh rhsSaslsgr, sse 80 stNss p~a@~@%
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Nsiss4 ssy~rs, lnfss ~ eafFsts s~s"
thlss0ts. asiia aAss s~sFetN fAas
Lsssn rsaass sh4sssi hsA t~ngs
fsnxA ehns aienft, ssssts @~& 80 sttsttN
aeA sss-s asfsstefss $500. sN.@F~sN%@
yrx.s ~-~is, epeass-4 st'se'ss
ress eaaaa ase.tg kns - asss
~l.sf na~s~a eAxsafs taSe NsaMsY
M.o.ws.s sna aslNai ka4ssaals ~ashstAa4s
fsafhsf esss
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wsss, Esd ssssxsag ssseasanp ss.~ssx sssssSs
sas ,as, isnsn
bisnks., qsist, t~Ate sets
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DO ssasssasas, fsussststs
sssi ehsiss, Ayassts, saA.ne
Goaksnx, hall A@a sAasasxs stsess
Togsthsr ~,h a pxgs ~ aAeaen F.4Sstss
Terms 80 and cftot a~a ard
four onshs sAtssfsct,s, ssaussss sssas rssss
sThs house Willis sirnsa, aaa sas ses fesa @ sssa'
JAS. O MCGUIRE
March I'D Aasuo@ssI
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SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received ual l5, March, lass,
-, ss % s.s ss boat and ur
seow. :, ,...-
ing into y.as hourly bsy win
required 70 s.ss ~ - open a -. s.,s ~. BE asass
material. sod ~ me sussanus naan.r and
.n,nga TIA, ss can b .sess popsns The a'edss
fS s' s mS 81 r,s ~ ~h.sh IN. .s 10 he performed yao..
fom 70 u Zoe, low waters "s nSs n'e'es making ms
be .uas,s sleeping .aa other Necessary seeoaod.
son. pssvasa =. , s 49, ,s y
= s.,ys,sa ,. sssgy,d sss s,o,asa ~.
rs'-sa a. stated ..e,e s,esea he e.e.e q
psey a,ss each d half me show. spsehss
A.o ON. steam ,as on. hundred and ,~ssnss ., heed.
y-one sr.w g., inches. ~i prove.
fastened 10 be provided essa psr~on.
required ~ot sess ss. - ssmssI he. rss.. % y
plsnt the southern roe wakmsap be ssas "a
sas sa,s - s. ,o e .ss. .s ss..
eaea arranged BE- espss's q beng gaes sv~d sa
so%pe,sIy foaad ia ground fs,. s..sp
"o s,.. ss so.. a., s, isas ~ -a
n.v.s web, 'h an .'' y ss.n :, ,sp 90 s~.as :, s 80
closing hts me sr- sd .,sfs q ., Och
white o.s security svrs y - - "a 800 ~
fastened and snsed eo@s'ns sosra ~. -. 'ss se r s..s
'om aides ends and ~sn b rasoss % ne hsse q ns
pries ar,ass, Of s.s efs.sa .so~ss -
Charleston south csin es.' b sisted ."s ~h.s - ev
rn~ers h~
Tor purpose. ThsY be carried % the s., -es !.
DESIGNED operate, h.r
Al the tested thr psrm.nrs,
every respect ss,sf.ctory sss sa o"~y
conditions Of the contract
No paymsnt viii he dras~ aas 90
.~oua pnt,l delivered mp~a
prescribed and r.crssd -ssa s contracts. go 10
paid in full.
ps,.s o6ss,ns fos ts a-xss and ia
state distinctly principle
chime II patented ~hssher
h,pe ts snd sod
under giving f - ne es6sa
ter the depth which fssd ~ Pc
whom he had IN r~ssd " me TIE
dimensions o6 the drsdss shona ~ sen -ss s
details also The power 81 ne s~tnr ~ astas
III. machinery drear. In s.sssf e sss
no of evi'raer sad ssss at ~ss % t~
and he under sh,ch The engine ssnsf,
worked practicable drawings should h. f~saes ~ ihs sssss
complete, aud also ofths dsepans
turner particular. he cssssd BY corresponding ~h CAPT
~ sownsn eorp- o engineers Ch.rsssscs, res ssscns
a. 20 be addressed 70 the usdsrworss ard ~~ft"s
~ Proposals fs assdGns mschirs A. fs NE
joe q. TorTtN,
| r. &. t...,.,.. Hrevst BRIG Geo Essss~sr..
70 NJ inserted IN the inssnses~~s
LYON sIev'y snses"n Absry svA>ny ksp~~~s
noany Nov lots co"nst e.m~.. -. t.,s
VIVA, Troy New Work. fsnnsyivan.a tsas,,~v ara ..
rhhadeph's, boston cosrss, na-~.rA..~.s r.
Baltimore. Maryland daily fn~ ws~is -. 60 $500,
containing the advertisement IN he Kase~,
Feb l5-dsw '~s~""ess
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EOR sale rent, shs svssk asslms~.esss
occupied Mlan, Nsn hAftaeAss II
aud los streets. NAVY Ward, waaaka hs fssts @tt s
CENTRED family, ssh gAaen bstgk rtNe a
carriage hease ~ soa the
will be accommodating and not ssd ~ Nv
Ist MAJ, will BE- fs
sais ., and No ias, between
18Th and 10ti west
Also those situated aaa square Ne ~,
have subdssded ~ ~ fst ~ns ess ~
sha thFes sosuss
2is street west
For further particulars spPyto NJ. . . ..
DE- TELniNG MyLtE,
Seventh street, opposite ODD felieas Hail.
Jan Q5--eodn
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A MISSOURI FARM FOR SALE.

t00 ACRES IN HIGH STATE or CULTIVATION $50
1VU red clover timothy and blue good set
fenced 200 including
timber adjoining w. and N. w. side. story
dwelling and hail. Young apple and peach orchard
plenty stock water inside the incoe, and several
ans springs Land all Of the best quality for hemp,
wheat equal land for red
smaller adjoining The shove
county, Missouri, miles Of Georgetown,
miles Of Tho Pacific rosd and twenty miles
rom the Missouri river
tho above property, shall be
PEELED 10 sell ~
JOHN \. JONES.
81 s. he In Washington city, the National Hotel,
Il Mach sher that time premises in Missouri
Jsn lp-1wsdhcp.
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McLUKE HOUSE, Wheeling, ytrgaa.-JAMks CAR
I'LL ROLL, ProprielorTb splendid hotel 10 al operation,
provided with all the appliances in ia ft class houses
IL situated Monroe only from fe steam
proprietor employed last IA
House, Baltimore, conddeut he satisfy the srpe
the travelling public and merit their patronage
Wurxsrxo February, 1853. Fsb IS-dim
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v,.v~.~ls ssss Dssass Tss-nsat and Scossss
u,.c~snx by Cubsc Yard, in the savannah
sssss, Georgia
EseisxxR DxrARIsEsr,
NASH unluu February 4s lna3.

EscsxxH DxPARrsEsr,
Washington, February 49, 1885,
Na,eh 1885, ios lne and delivery
se y eas s.,s dredging machine one boat and four
rns dsdse be capable of raising delivering
s s ,ss materials 70 Be aedxsS are .sna and
sAaa ."a .o' aud n,asd tbs depth Of varying from
As aredss built in ,hs
ms, avsd psspsias diedse
. T %s, be men. .asss snd
s.ass'. s.ess'e q holding fifteen aud smiths forge Tbs
working onrn the pro-
.sa ss' ad iI Inspection and ua BY the oneer O. en-
~ The dssdss and It's equipment be mooed,
as.nsse BY The Of and there tested
30 - every scre sssf~co and conforming 10 the conditions OF
rse gag substantial manner
y y ,sasa 40, cabin for 's persons lsquled
~ saS , ss, ns psus Of s sss
s pan. ~oskmssssp 20 be done A. .a1s'sns manuel ,ns
~ horse po~e, each 10 arranged as to
r. . ssas an he as must y furnished with
s srosaa .asss and ~ eqapasa every descriptions whatever
asmrns er my fec, u length by sixteen in
sh ,as sslsr sssuns the wndass for
s ne sss @ - % bow and s Of s r Sy .ns . wne
o. s q be q eAk cedar OF locust, aud securely ss
sa oss aoaaa The Wen one foot IN height and four inches
s dreasc, Of the and Of each scow, must be sep
10 psmsn Of dredge
e.ssss AID ,seisss sasa dc contractor viii paid full
offering drcdae and ITS equipment viii
ss 1i ss,a.a .ss y s s,eSss similar
subjected TO trial and where and
~ "a ~ "a water nom when !, was raised naming lie
be had III regard 70 the
q s hall q me dlsd.s should b given with de-
sensy Of drcdgv oppressed number Of horses ana Also
s = -. nss ssa ~ .s.a na R,'s
paeste ar~~ should be forwarded Of the dredge complete,
rs,as p.sueaia. ms, BY spending with Lieut.
D. " tiuer, corps csx,aeers, Savannah Georgia
The dredging psopo.sa 10 be done q The ryc pinei
at s~op "Wcck "GaTden Bank
about miles above the entrance, aud ts latter
short dsaee further up e ,s The amon 70 De dredsed from
asd, AN q sou mud mixed and the depth varies
@ eighteen ri At low wart Tue dredsed matter i 70
be pnts the bars hundred
yads, BY
wells the be taken
~hases by and The materials thrown on shore proper
made with popristors OF the to unload
the seowr for the n!ins thus furnished.
sealed proposals viii BE- received above for dredging by the
cutie he rmoved from the two bars
also i aaJ Of The amount the contractor g furnish dedg
the dredging all
points be designated
by The agent of The the materials 10 be deposited al
engineers agent
charge Of The Improvement w ersmlne ~ detail
operations often the faithful
fannasni particular.
Partial viii be- made from ime 10 time IN the progress
an an retained hands The agent until the
whole removed when the retained
Farsef particulars may corresponding
j. v. clme, cops Of engineers, say.nnah; G.o,E. 1,v
Bresct Brig Gen. aad Colonel Engneers
To Inserted the in'e'seneer Rspabe and unioo Wash
Yo,s wing Tro, N.Y. Boston; daily
20 he sen, 70 The Engineer Department
Mar a-d2w
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ENENCHH HOTEL, corner oS Frankfort street sud
CITY Hall square, topposts ths ci Hail and fsfk fesssn
New York city built opeesa ~ sahsebes, Nay
l6i9, and fchusd and sSned August oa r that o
elegance comfort and essno be saasa Al
hotel shis
nen, only all OF which warmed gratis They al
uppscd wth Gro
through plated cocks There bot ons bed ~ .
Moor viii be ~ with
during tie wight plan
lodging ordered the spacious
splendid rcfecory IN amedsae vicinity OF fean
Dsc a-d3m - \. FRENCH
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AN. D. q. aANCuOFr DAVIS has resumed i'm New
VI pscucs Of the law and, addition will his
and pecuosy trusts
Having acquaintance
commercial, financial and professional senemen Of
PRIME Of IN. during residence
half London, he also offers his services
psfns* assiries have business transacted IN Europe.
SF- yess ~ Wall street, February, ir5a
sussrscss.
s.... s ss~ c ss; iss..sa s-y.
h~sss.. bs.e.n, ~sssm~a. h Co.,
n~.~. Rsxxs. Mssa, b ca, New bosk and Boston
Mss.. gSreassa = kisss, Washington.
Hss tan. DAVIS, Worcester, Has~scnnseus
10 psaess-s 70 Mes yark In Msrch, early In
-bss. hsssrs~s will psobsby
w-sa. ~. fash~s msy
.xs.s a s,~4 Eascrr Dssina sh
.s.e. ~ass. wsn he
Lsssae o. As-s. Barring, Brothers, Co,
-ss . !. sss~ p~swftss - rsfsr
M~ s~1i~
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PROrOsAIA FOR FINISHING PoRTI, AND N ~
BOR BREAKwATER, NAME

. washington, February rs, iss3
be ,on -, a..
wards Ferry Point 100 hsrh n, oh.n
viii b. spl stone, laid (wihou two
feetin e,ynea
hcsdsfv and wide p...r
ervav snneh wall with zach
ins wide ton
,ns headers win be feet and ~ long
800. Tke eurc,c IL stand viii r.
avs some levelnk different points, in order firm
J@.c. All tke haias for this purpo.e-sav or
~" 81 taken the end OF the such
nops - III RECOMMENDING engineer may direct,
s N The est Gaping wall should
rrthes ~ dogs and bowels PROPOSAL.
cR, ~ ~ sSpce and wall fitted price
Nm. vau h. received office usti the both March,
IaS The yrVx exeeued satisfactory TO the
government ofbcer in charge. =. =. i 7.
hand sufficient 70 build twenty st Of
WV
For further information direct Major h. Tower,
Army, Portland, Msne. - - nxs..~r.,
Brig. Gen. and Gel. Engineer.
To inserted IN The Republic and Union, wash
tnetoN Courier Portland, ds
weeka ~ ssch containing the advess
man W = The Engineer Department teas Il
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Proposals ~, s~sshs~s r.ssianS aarsor areakw.s.r
MAAm~.


EssEssss Durssrsssr,
Na4issea, February 2s, s5a
THr rspesnx ~ti ersesdrd
rsf1 sna - io~sFss ~ hsrhos channel
a. ~ sd eastD courses
s~rst ~fi .s Formed
lens Zee, ~Ss ps.sins entirely
other h.sdsrs,
leax IN NE iop
ard ~ feet
-hch this ~sf 20 stand wi,
iss~ns arsrsns ~ Order " secure firm foundation
s.a@s
~ scS u ne rcst~ss~r sseA pep,
sus<fsnteaaiag enssncst sss ds~et MHMI
ms 10 feet ~ Inc VAL sb,uld
tsror sscs cr dss sad do~sis Proposals
wAs~S ~.n,
~,ss eMcs March,
ss~w uNr.s y ehsses ...s.s
rs~,s .,s hsas suscsni build twenty
I'd hs ~sn.
v~s fsrsn~r insrrsscs ersvu MAJOR r. r. Tower,
unasS states sfmy, roxssss. Msns-
Jos. G, TOTEM
ersy~t arg General and Colonel Easneeu
n. n~Yusi'e, Insig~sesr Unioc wssh
iassas. bsss~s pr~slssA AavssH Portland,
ASsv ssrh co~saiass the advsr
us~ MEAS 70 V s~ss~~ss apartment
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AUCTION NOTICEAThe subscriber tenders his
his friends the public general the
every description OF merchandise
dwellings attended person Libefal
consgnmon and ALI sales guaranteed cahed
delay. Il. N. sTRATToN,
General Aucuopeer Pennsylvania avenue 9th
Mars
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nON'T FORaE EFT , SNYDER. Jv..s wis. 49, -.
ade'pha, where ,s...s
quality and cheap ard hsvs hem ssvy d~v-rd !.
Ws.hinGton free Of freight by "Adsms. sfssSax
not by ssif o. telegraph. bcs'r ,osssr
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AEW YORK SPRING STYLE HATs.--Bcebss spring
genemens further large supply
sSEvENs,s
Feb 27--7nf Sales room, Browns Hotel,
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MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Boston by
n Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly furnished possessing
and for The accommoda
bon OF the travelling puhiie.
nsc Idly
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SAuLT STA MARIE CANAfs.sied proposals ot n.
y Ton Pals % Mary, the state Of
Michigan, received Of the h dap Of April
and viii be opened on that day,
OF Congress
ana the sct lesa Mchssn providing
The plan and speeihesu"n Me al the once
Canhsa Detroit which reference made
o more Information.
Conuaetofs 10 be
fun.
JOHN y. BARRY,
HENRY LEDNAkD,
-HrBsEL CDNANT, Canal Commissioners.
ALFRED WILLIAMS,
CuAuNCY JosLtN,
D.uoit, F.b. ne, lass.
Mar l-etistApn
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WE wiM open this ncrnsng beautiful .s.orsno.nt
nSt-sstX HALL BRoTKkR.
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uR- ,. II. GIBBS. pENTIST, ~ ct, Pennsy vana
II avenue. once, MofnAt'. building, ~ street.
F~s 27-al~'
~ H. CLUsky. Architect and Ctvii Engineer, has re-
w. buss' building north side Of Pwpnsyl
vHnia avenue, between ~ and otn stsets.
fcb xe--dim
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| aDIEsHAIR DREssING.-WM DIBBLEE, ofNew York
Ii respectfully his ladies Washington
the purpose dressing their
balls &c, which take place during the week. Order book
Mr. g. Pakers Fancy stoe under National Hotel
Mar 4-das
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NEW aud Inn ortspt medical work" What o rye
IN In Medical Cases, the bed side and after deathn
Published under authority the London Medical
Price dollar.
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Medical Booksellers, 9th
An medical books supplied the publishers lowest northern
prices
Mar
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To b. inserted in IN. Geo ana 90, E.ss..s
nSon Msrewy chs,,s.,ee R.s. ..s s,sy &sps--s
n,ps . sss or courier seass, Ess~~.. k~- 1o,s
rhlade'phs; Boston ccs.s' so.soa nss.~M~.~sss rs,
bemoe Msysra dsy fnS three ws~ss, g 80
containing he advertisement IN he TO KAss...r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18

ever Ne :. fact OF tie horerssis ard incrtss
profe<ssors knovn IL aes-sSc ths ff.ors and hs-
porter generally shyd unite with in his wpk. and ~
hesonins nenhszs otherwise JON ss rsae
Tothose beyund Ac PROFESSION We believe oar o1f wa
De material hnehf IN saving them rom irupoxtee IN Va
rcts way - irresponsible incompetent ssA "
eottniDe thst mage password THx Public Pass" -
those who sloae hase the rsht and ths responsibility q
us,ng Il.
Such, yon'leracu. the objects Of our Associ.ioa-
" T. a. have sisted, new organisation and conso
Qnently csnnot exhbir. vet much Of benefit from
il bat. encouraged by tbose with whom VIC are cos-
nectd in business and by those the pubhsAers Of New
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prove hope you have other anniversary meet
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er, al means and processes which dcpress and under
mine the powers Of the living organism Hence : ~
cad the bleeding lancet, the cuppng instr
tlnse filthy and disgusting creatures called ieecnse.
We think the virus OF 0isease sriihcielIy oea ~
ga. uperndaino she-euuto poisonous doses Of drugs
sNewSchool men, we believe IN tas -ssov :,
o. old, warm and BIO, woter we oessIe Pr3;ng 10
ssiTnuant OF sufistnuiaft rsinSoo ,:sioo of the
a nature Oi the d!sease and the eon14a'n Vi S'O
we believe it necessary TO administer large o. ,, -,
,ses Of medicine a. the symptoms Hay s .hs AIT Of
Dire However important and neoessny s.s mil
ir,ery we are entirely ssissed that me sai Jcen
f,r TOO frequently used and that gaofaliSSe. ~.
ion or both ccndrce % nidtatlon, py ronorroTs To
.see Of HE Gcd Is shorn Of hs Jar 4, NAV
r.a se limb / by no means 70 cure y ai.oesi iI
sy.ce great manual dexteriiy and P.oIoui sJ.ic,s
kn,ssie1ge From ell when tae ne9ss' cysnsd 10 the
Sl,yv Ga. we cannot ami viii not be coiheu - tne
=. row area Of any petty yatiy or idle Ism Dull feJoce
~ avail Ourselves Of all eaie ana se,uIny he', ~
swbich human agony can be ass1sged, OF human us
800 FINALLY having awaited ourselves of sil the PRIV
49, advantages and means requisite sD1 necessary 70
nrsctice the profession Of our caoice anu love wiz
, 10 ourselves and safety and success toour patieu
We hold communion with oil VINO embrace Ouf ''o"S
W. have in view the Independence, the honor, and
,h. vxiest usefUlnees Of noble avocotion and we
seeL 10 render Medical Practice wha. It was evidently
dexcped 10 be- aud rIlst ultimately become the conser
vsfnr of the health end lives Of the people
while thus placing before the world this, our decars-
tion Of medical Independence, the undersgned mos
respectfully and earnestly invite the lends OF ineoic,
refSrm tbrcugho, the country to merge all minor and
Insignificant differences Of opinion and 10 unite wiIn US
In DE dissemination Of sound therapeutic knowledge y
the Institution Of socetes academies jour- ais seno0s
colleges; with the assurance tnat tne union VI al 1e
GOOD men Of each Of the various sects devoted 20 me-
cal rer l. legitimate and sure OF being utinae
ly oovned with success the combined forces OF
tbs patriotic Of the different nations IN our ksvoiuton
vbose cordial and happy cooperation under the protc
non Of Divine Providence secured the blessings of
liberty to the American people.