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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-12
NEW LAW BOOK.
McDONALDS TREATISE.

TN PRESS-and viii shortly be Published in one volume
royal Svo.. we'll printed white paper
TALLY bound treatise the
TOWERS AND DUTIES or JrsTIcFs PEAcE. AND
STABLES. STATE INDIANA, Ft
With Practical Forms which oined Obse-vAtions
the Law Of Contracts Notes Bills the Domestic
lations Evidence etc. by DAVID McDoNALD ESQ
This is work long needsd by the oeers Lawyers and
business Of Indiana The the
we'll and faithful Digest Of the relating
subject. and which Will he reliable authority,
declI DIV Ii. W. DERBY Cincinnati.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-12

BOOTS. SHOES, &C.. FOR THE
.LIDAYS!
UST received by II. j. Hart Crescent City Shoe
assortment
Boots, Shoes and Slippers,
Of the faneest description common quali
ties Genes Ladies and Boys
OF the aDest description snd in addition
utterly by other city
rhere Is nothing of the ripup-come-
goods. Also, large lot of
L E A T Rs;
Sole French Calfskins French Kip skins LniuRs
inss Toppings Gerta Perchs Webs Threads SpsrabIes
etc. etc. and all other
Boots and Shoes Call and yourselves
low ior cssh- deell-dt II. J. HART
JOURNks MEN CORDWAINERs.
M ANTED Immediately At Crescent City shoe Store
w None but hrst rate workmen nsed apply.
deo1I-dIw H. JHART
FOWL ACT.
A COUPLE weeks ago my house broken open ny
"A clothes stolen and seven Bremahporta or China Chick
which highly vkaued taken The thief
the clot es il he will the chickens will reward
one who will bring Them back. They all light
speckled. with feathercd legs.
dec1I-d3ts THOS CLIFFORD.
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q Is 0UR LATITUDE?

Judging from the W. ather for the au
tumn thus far passed, ii is the same as
Wiggle,own, The place where " Widow
Bedou'' spent the 'hef'' of her life. The
widow ren AXIS that she thinks Scrabble
Hill apparently considerable cooler'n
Wiggietown." Her nephew remarks:
"Why, no, aunty-there can't be any
difference in the climate ; the attitudes
just the same"
81 guess not JefF-what is the latitude
of Scrabble hill 2"
"0h, is about forty two"
"Lawful sakes! onr'ni in Wiggletown's
as much as fifty, and sometimes in tie
summer time it gets up as high as sixty
or seventy" =.
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WHO WOULD NOT BE A FARMER9

Il IA young man wants &c engage in a
business thai will insure him, in the mid
die of i'fe, tie greatest amount of leisure
time, there is nothing more sure Than
farming. If he has an independent iuru
Of uihd, let him be a farmer. If he
wants 10 engage in a healthy occupation,
let him till the soil. Ia short, if he would
be independent, 1t him get a spot of earh,
keep within his means, shul the lawyer,
be temperate to avoid the doctor, be hon.
est that he NAV have a clear conscience,
Improve the sol 50 rs 10 leave the world
better than he found it, and Then if he
cannotl live happy and die contrnIed. Their
IS no hope for him.
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10 TIE
DR. THRALLS COMPOUND En-
II TRACTOR

nR. THRALLS COMPOUND EX-
II TRACTOR
COhdSh, Pend Lily and NuHqEagh.
A sure remedy for the following Diseases Of Females,
viz Amruurrhea. or Retention of he Menses sup
preston of. the Menses Meaorcha a, or Excessive
MeustruatioL; lluur AliUS, or Whites; Turn OF Life;
Fiatuience Constipation Esultions Of the Skin :
Mysteries Commissions; Prpiapsus Uteri. or Bearing
Do~ni irriia' { Womb: Chlarosis, or Green sick
ness D. smenarrhea, or Painful Msnstruation; Pre--
naLey; sterin y, dc. &c. &c.
In coming before the ru- lie. 7 DO not profess to cure
al the diseases that fesL is heir 10; only those to whirh
l have Iaid the most particular attention. during an
extensive Practice "f "a years. often prescribing for
~ 10 30 patients in a day. and that the suffering Fc-
males Of The United states may lie benefited and saved
from premature grave. To- which thousands fall vic
TINS annually for the want Of proper and timely Rene
dies to regulate TIE functions Of the W1mf. and its Sc
cretinE organs. With tlis vieE. I have incurred great
expense ia making a Compuund Extract. put up in mint
bottles. Prepared vstii ssrict reference to vegetable
chemistry. from - Balsamic Roots aud Plants. which
have lOL- "crH kuoEEt 10 the asorigines Of this country
and msIy Physicians 20 have q Specific Tonic and
Ait. rnativv action upon the Female Womb and rs an
reudage>. Tut the Compound Extract o. Cohnsh. Pond
Lih and Nunquash, | claim for myself and my country
90 !e the Cnly preparation ri the Kind ever ursrarei
and the only one that j. adapted 10 the diferent diseas
es Il Females Of this Climate, TO ahich hundreds can
attest.
Dose. from one to two tea-Spoonfuls in one or two
ta'lc-sPooAfuls Of water ? times a day before mrals-
II SHOULD act upoa the bowels rec or txicea week.
Nor genuine without ma name and he name Of the
medicine blown on the Iottie. with mt written SIGMA
ture on each label; also a Journal ~ Female Diseases
accompanying each bottle. Price, 81 ,Jn.
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T. K. WlSELL Manufacm-


- rer Of Carriages. ba-gies and f@E
NaEo-s, NtstSiGy OF the NahoIiug riv- ~
e., W lrren, Ohio, keeps on hlal a large assortment IL
" Nne- Of the latest aud most improved eastern styles.
= 'nE winch may hefound = large lot rfSpleulid Rock
a Ays- % various lntterUs. with one. twO or three seats;
q GOD supply Of sliliuss seat Carriages several Of which
dc or 4 hea and Improved plan. having extension tops.
ltins JiHerent aud Tar superior TO anything ever manu-
Ihctnred Ia this section Of country. Also a -or lassoTt-
Eent Of one-horsc Carriages, Buggies, and tSo-horss
Wagons, all Of which will ie soll as low ms 1t any other
shop ou the Western Reserve. BY keeping none hui,
The best Of workmeu. and protesting 10 perfectly under
'tand the lusiuess himself. and working none Tut the
Test material that can De procured. he feels confident
That he can render entire satisfaction as regards style.
quality or price, to every person who may favor him
with "a call.
Most kinds Of country produce, good Lumber, and
secondhand Lusg!es taken in exchange for finished
work.
y. B.-PAINTlNG and done in good
style, at fair prices, and with punctuality and dispatch.
4 reasonable credit viii he given 10 all responsible per
sons uho may desire it. All work done at his mauufac.
Tory is warranted.
Remember the piace-West side OF the Mahoninr riv
"a, directly west Of the new bridge, Warren, Ohio.
April -. le53. ELL X. WISELL.
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NED GREENS MISTAKE.

Ned Green was remarkably fond Of
ladies' society, and especially that of IA
fair maiden, for whom b. had formed a
q very strong attachment. He called
frequently 10 see his lady-love. but could
never find her alone; her mother, being
one of the old school mothers, did not see
the propriety of leaving Susee for one
moment with her devoted Ned. Lovers
will "meet by moonlight" in spite Of
anxious mothers, and so thought Ned and
Susee /; consequently, they appointed a
meeting in the most romantic spot they
could seleci-a corner of the garden
where twined a luxuriant vine over a
lattieed arbor. Ned was so elated with
the expectation of seeing his dear Susee.
snd folding her TO his heart, hat he has.
tened, as soon as twilight had melted into
darkness, to the garden. He crept lui-
ely along the path that led 10 the arbor,
until he reached the entrance, and there
he beheld a form reposing among the
vines, which, with The darkness, con-
cealed the face from his view. He stood
for a ome %enraptured with the scene,
then rushed 10 the maiden, clasped her in
his arms, and covered her with kisses.
"Och, We murheren haste, 10 come
here at night insulting a poor honest gal
-outWid ye, or III be afiher disturbing
those tailored oeks of yez."
Mays screams brought to the garden
the mamma and her lovely daughter
(whom she had detained for some cause,)
to see who was the disturb er of the peace:
when Mag told them she had gene to the
garden for a little fresh air, and had fall
len asleeP-when the scene above related,
occurred.
1t is needless TO say that Ned did not
stop for garden gates, and he never was
known to engage to meet a young lady by
moonlight. again.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-12-12

Storing PoTAToEs For several wears
We have founi The following, saws the
Country Cent man, to lie rTaclaal in pre-
serving potatoes from decay throughout
the entire winter, and so far from iajr
ring ihem for table use, il makes t3:ein
more Palaiablo :-Pul them in d cellar "a,
dry as possible, and brfore putting ihcn
in the bin, sprinkle the bottom w,H 81
Stacked lime, and give The potatoes g.
slight sPTiakIing as they are dePo lied -
Care shout B. taken rot 10 use enr':ght
generate heat sufficiently to cause hem o
veget4te.
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DREMIUM CARRIAGE

L SOUTH OF TIE C~ANAL.-The
subscriber mas nov On hand. al! VIII az -f
all times keep 4 large lot Of CAR A-ZZZ
RIAGES, BUGilES and WAGONS on haEl. OF every
description, style and grade Of prices.
His experience in lus ness. and the extent Of his
shop, enables him to furnish sny description 0; work
IN us line, on the shortest possible notice. whether II
lie the putting up of q splendid B~ABOCCllE, or the
common BUGGY. the materials for which are At all
times kept on hand.
His are unsurpassed iy any in the
country, and his work shall .ual if no: surpass any
Eastern manufacturers.
Buggies and Carriages ready for uFe' viii he ex-
changed for Lumber. Country Produce. 81 young
Horses. Second hand Bussivs aken IN exchange ior
new ores.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS always Oh hand, and for
sale ~ the Lowest prices.
Thos wishing any work in my l5ne Il business are
in-it.i e. call Il my shop and examine 2 y work and
prices and they Cannot all 10 . . pleased in regard To
both. NJ shop having become q permanent one. ! am
,.ctermiu 3 20 supply and suit al Vhr like riding iU an
elegant aud easy Carriage or the farmer who desires a
substantial farm or road wagon or cart.
Painting and TriE ming done on short notice. :
PAl work manufactured at ny shop Is warranted.
Warren, March -. lS5I-y u. e. p
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Uarittp.
From the Rural New Yorker.
THE BLACKSMITH.

BY n RoBKRIs-
Oh mighty man is the blacksmith,
With his sinewy arm and strong;
And as the world have termed HIM rrigkt,
We viii not srits him wrong.
He'd blow and strike. and hammer and pound,
Though a man OF peace is be;
Hes often given to forging,
But never to forgery.
He'll screw and twist, and wrench and turn,
Though honest in his dealing;
And while he often takes the steel,
He never takes to sfeaI,zg.
Hi stock is seldom less than par,
And often takes a rise;
No matter what his virtues are,
Hes much to do with ciee.
His temper is always good,
Though hard things form his lot;
He's often in a "~melting mood"
Anu strikes while the irons hot.
He sometimes sxays an iron rcd,
Although a foe to tyranny;
His figures are not those of speech,
Though oft he uses irony.
And ere his great work is complete,
And be shall close his books;
Our swords he'll into piowshares beat,
Our spears TO pruning-hooks.
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SIMORE COOPER
LEAVE OF REFERENCF.

UNIVERSITY oF NV YoRK CTTY-S. 7. Francis. u.
D.; =. joel Tru;ter. NJ. D.; Leman Du ois. VI. D.: SiIas
Dyke, NJ D; p L. Draper, VI. d.
HoSToN-S. Warren, NJ D.; Warner Stevens. ~. ;
Wiiiiam Wood. y. p.
PH~,LADELFm,-Slm V. Parrish. VI. D: y. : H0r
ner. VI. d; Clovis I. Eherle, VI. D.; James frost. VI. b.
NEW oEK-Rev A. E. Campbell; Rev. J ohn tiffany;
Rev T. Baver.
ALBASY-Ion. W. l.. Marcy; Hon l.. 5 Chatfeld;
Hon. Peter Mann; Hon. Silas Fitch.
BCrFALO-Prof. T. II. Hamilton.
PPILAoELPm Hon. Vim. Smith; Hon. Joel Hesmer;
Hon. J. X. NJ Miller.
Very many certificates and Letters OF c"mmendation
from Distinguished individuals, which ! think not hest
To publish. may b seen ~ calling at my office. l25 Su-
periOr Street. leyeland. o.. or at my General Depot,
81 Broad St, N Y. City. and by Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Agents wanted. ISept.5-6m.
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LET HER BE.

A Detroit mercantile gentleman, who
was travelling eastward short time since,
ent to the clerk of one of the Ontario
boats 10 be shown his ROOM. The Ct, TX
handed the applicant a key, at the same
time pointing 10 a door at some little dis
lance, marked B.
Our friend went in the direction indi-
Gated, but opened the nexl door 10 his
own marked A, where he discovered "a
lady passenger making her toilet, vino,
upon the strangers appearance, uttered a
low scream.
Go away-go awayr" screamed the
lady.
Letter BE- yelled The clerk.
81 am not touching her at all i' shouted
the indignant merchant.
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violence OF MERIT.

LEwIsBUKG. Union Co., Pa,
May .. IS55
Mr. J. A. RHoDEs-D-aT Sir; The hox Of medicine
YOU sent me vas duly received on the 1lth Of April.
aud ! fand you herewith receipt for the same
l have Sold about one half Of il, md so far the DeopIr
who have used It are satisfied that il has cured them.--
II has certainly s.opred Tire Ague in esery one who has
used H. ana SIR OF the cases uere Of long standing--
Ny sister. who has hal il FOR ave or six wears hack. anil
rould never get Il stopped, except ~ Vuinine. aud that
only as long as she would take il. is now, / think. en-.
iirely cured ~ your remedy.
IT 10 thus continues 70 keeT OF the Ague. as 1 think
L will. you may expect fron lie large orders.
l am, sir yours. very truly.
q Y NrGTNIV
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SAHL NELSON.
Hall Coorerstown, Nov. al. 1sj

Hall CooperstOwn, Nov. 81. 1855.
DR.. THTALT: Dear SRI have Just heard that YOU
leave the village in the morning l should be verv
sorry that you should depart without my good wishes
aud thanks for your professional services il NV ftmi
ly the very serious iudisposition Of Mrs. Cooper. in
Passing the turn Of life. some . or ? years since. was
Providence her recovery to your NELL inc.
Wherever yuu 90, | wish YOU success.
Believe me-. Dear Sir, very truly Yours.
J. FENNIMORE COOPER.
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From CbiG Justice Nelson IL have heen acquaiut-
ed Nith Dr. Thrail several years, and can cheerfuIIy
hear testimony to his gooI private character. and high
professional sttlinnents. and can c. nhdeutly RECON-
mend hum 10 the p hh:, as a gentleman. in every way
entitled to their respect and confidence. 1 trust he
nay succeed in this change Of hHs professional lahors +:
and am sure that he cannot fail. If integrity and enter
prise. together with a high professional standing. re
eeive their due and proper rewards.
SANL NELSON.
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HE EMPIRE STORE!-Iddings d

L Morgan are opening their large Stock OF Spring
floods. winch comprises an assortment OF every style
uf StsIie ana Fancy Dry Goods, Straw Goods, Par
asois. Caneting, Paper I~langings, Croekery. Groee
Iies. Sc. sc.
They would call attention particularly TO their eNten'
Awe variety of Ladies' ID s. Gvods, Bonnets and Bonnet
RibLons. Emi roiIeries- Shawls, Mantiilas, &e-- in all
the latest and most fashionable styles. Also, 10 theil
assortment Of very superior Tahle Linens. Linen Sheet.
Invs, Pillow Case Linens, Shifting Linens, &c.
They intend to keep their stock full at all tines oil
he hest makes and most fashionable styles, and 10 sell
their Goods regularly. at the lowest prices in the uar-
ket. Lot allowing themselves to be HHderS0ta as long as
ihey remain in the trade.
Warren. Auril y.
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FIRST ADVERTISEMENT IN
''TTNION HALL TRIUMPHANT.'

~ lSAACS' CLOTHING AGAINST THE WORLD :
ave 10rR DOLLARS md BCy YOUR CLOTHING At
tSH5C 4 IS-A.7CS', Onion HaH, CTeoeEaHd. o..
The Public are invited TO an inspection Of the superI
stock Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING now Oh
exhibition at this magnificent estahH shment. which IN
extent, variety, superiority OF Workmanship, and
Fashion, together With iOWness Of price, cannot be
beat ny any other Clothing House in Ohio.
IsAACs has just returned hnm the East, where he has
received such iargaiES in Cloths and materials Tor
manufacturing, that he has IL now in his power and is
determined TO knock all the Eastern Stop concerns
INTO 4 "eoeted hat ~ and he vii. Commence by selling
the Lest Over-Coat in the City for -Four DoLLGRsi and
tnder-COats- Pants ami Vests # all descriptions in
proportion. SO Look out for fun and come along every
body who wants to he clothed, he can til all sizes, from
neu rs large as the Giants that stand at his doors, To-
little wee fellows three years old, and as his Mammoth
huhding Is hlied with Clothing Of all qualities, he is
sure OF being allie to suit everybody R.coIlect that
he does not wish to humhug the people with Eastern
SLof WORK for 30 PER cent. less than any ole else, "a
he does not keep sEek trash Lut he will furnish his
customers with the hest Clothing in the City. for less
money than they can purchase the sane kind of GOOl8
for ia any other house in the United States.
GESTLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Of all de
s~eriptlons for sale Cheap. A liberal discount made to
Wholesale customers who iuy for Cash.
Clothing made to order at the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms At
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
Union Hall. corner Of Superior end URiOR Streets.
Ci,reiaHG. Ohio
LOOK OUT FOR THE 6LANTs.eA
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DHODEs' FEVER 4 AGUE CURE

IN NAIIhEN INFALLIkLE SIECIFIC- For
Ir prevention and cure OF Intermittent and E.mittert
teVers, Fever and A-ue Chills and Fever. Dumb Ague.
GeLeral DEBILITY. Night Sweats. and all oth-r forms Of
disease which have a common origin in Malaria or Mi
asma-
ms Is a NATUEAL ASTIDOTE which will entireIypro-
tect any resident or traveller even in the most sicKIy
OF sNanpy localities, from airy Ague. or Bilious Ii
sease whatever, OF any injury from constantly inhaii-
ing Malaria or Miasma.
II Wiilinstantly check the Ague in persons who have
>uAeTed ioraiy length OF time. from one day to twenty
years. 30 that they need never have another chill nv
continuing its use according to directions. The pa
uent at once tegins borrower appetite and strength.
ELECTED
One or two bottles will answc- Tor ordinary cases,
some NAV require more.
DlTr,siJEs printed in German French and SDanish
accompany each bottle.
Price one dollar. Liberal discounts made 70 The
trade.
JAS. A. RHODES Proprietor,
Providence. Z. 7.
AiENTS-Cincinnati J. D. PARK; CoiumTns, G Ro.
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JOINING MACHINES.-

VI The subscribers have now on trial. one Of Ketch-
ems combined Moving aud Beapiug Machines. Those
interested can see hos It works, almost any time during
the present harvest. hy calling We would like To have
farmers all and see for themselves, and should they
wish to 'uy a machine. or almost any implement a far
mer needs, We would like 10 sell, as We nave the agen-
cy Of the Albany Agricultural Works. Of Albany, Ny,
oUe OF the n.Ust extensive =sta ,lishmsuts Of the kind,
ia that STATE They keep on hand all kinds OF farming
implements, ThreshiHs Machines, Moving and Reap
ing Machines. dc. Among their NoEing aud Reapiug
Machines, n1y re found McCOrmick's. i~iHssey's, Bur
rel'>, Maniy's and Ketchum's. also what Is called the
Ncg hOrx Reaper, - hich Is said to lie the hest Reaper
nov IN use. 1t II cannot te arranged Tor moving.
iIoNlaud. July 3u, less, REEVES s. ASELT.
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fl'HE AMERICAN HOUSE !-NEW

[ ARRANGEMENTS AT TIE OLD sTAYDi!-Th,
lui'lic are HEREBY notitei that th.s NeilSnown house IL
being fitted mp by the proprietor, HENRY Lon. in 3
style which sill insure 70 ali who may give hlm call
ample accommodation and good fare. The firnitUr
AMI =" fittings uu" generality III Re new, and OF the bcsi
description. No pains viii ae sr-rsi in making &C.
Pleasant and cerrfertlS.e. The situl tiou 81 the milling
being Eus. ari cauvca ieE; for person =h9 come e
tau7l. Nr. Z. feels that with "a determination not 70 30
uss;iors in his efforts - please, b. deserves 20 i1sra
share cf shat PATRONAGE heretofore v0u. hsaf hmi J
the "a lie. Give tae AMERICAN a call and you WI
cone again.
Warren. APRIL fth, ls55.-I
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NOW. WHILE THE Iron

~ Is HOTi-A RARE CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN
can lie had by applying nCiia,ely, IS 1 wish to 60
West by the middle o. Sept, mher. 20 stsy 4 few months.
1 want to sell my building on the east side Of Main St.,
all NY Groceries nos on hand, and some Guns and Gun
Fixtures. together with Guusmiti Tools, and will Ouer
them Il a b4rgain for the sake OF closing out. Also, a
Building Lot on the West side OF Main street. 20 feet
front ~ 20 feet deeir-a good location for business.
Cali soon, and LOOK Al sand property, If you wish to
Purchase.
Warren, August ?, 1915. jon Jay.
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l. ! a remarkable fpt. shat snlns tSs hundreds Of
smin-rt ph, si.iaus Wh0 hsvs e-auiaed tie reriP- b.
which Bulls Ssrab1risi Is Prepared not ore has con
asmnsI IL. tut Al approve - aud eomlcEd it in the
hEhest terms. M,ny Tb, sicans cSpTsss themselves
strongly IN tie l~lisf that x = deeiieAs the Lest PrsPs-
ratio8 q sarssu1-irs tlat uas ever zen Placed ueors
tie public. Ai.housh thrTe re nlisT pay Skins sa0
Eel , re- actsace - krsiaE tlrir uzueS aPp1ale4to the
fsonus 3stJsa Of any Plrti uiaF -sntst-- uatEitn-
rAn linz they mas agr-gve g i u tse mfress degree;
there are Others sho fF-usis yle.i their support n ts0r
Of 4 remedy assh the socg Is "aaaarof eotng 80
much rossI IL a. atits3 ~aucuHity- AXaE evidences
rsa4 the E .o.Ics f-oa olN-ni r-si~Ftatie Ph srttEA
sfhisb s,su6iuc j. the community n sEaa tasy i've
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The Sprinsfeia (ii.} Journal sAys thai
contracts f. nrr corn hay" becu inside in
tHt v:cin Il az - c. Ills in iAe -af, and
% 10 81 sl.. lied aud ,sckcd.
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A LUCKY EscsPE-The Memphis Ap-
peal, says a physician Of that place paid
a morning visit recently 10 n of his pa
,ients in the upper end of town, and on
entering the room of the sick man the fol-
lowing dial que took place:
Il say, doctor, I've 30 you cheated this
load OF poles"
CHOW 2"
Raising on his elbow and looking across
the room-"Look ihsre, doctor, at that f-l-
Ter lying there | got him TO take that
pill you left me, and it killed him in an
hour"
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IENTISTRY-DR. ]. G. BrRRoUGus

IL would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Warren. and To the public. that he viii still ne found at
his Rooms over Fresco Hall. where he sill perform any
operation that may he required 81 the Dental profession
N al elegant and durd le nauner- He returns his
thanks for past favors, and asks for a continuation OF
TIL same. All operations performed by DR.. B. viii be
warranted to lie What they should ie- in every sense OF
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