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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-24

"A vote was taken on the steamer Ella
before she arrived at this port few days ago,
with the following result Fillmore, 26 Blu
chanan, 16; Fremont, l.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!

WAICHES AND JEW ELR1.
WWTE have lust received have constantly hand.
w well selected stock of Jewelry
comprising qualities and styles which will be sold at East
prices.
Atso-A COED stock of Gold and Silver Hunting and
Watches including Railroad
ali warranted atlow figures We also keep the largest
of Dawson, Warren Hyde's and j. B. Beers
fine Gold Pens. in the city.
silver Ware Porte Monies. Accordeons eight day and
thirty hour Clocks had reduced
prices Receiving all goods the Manufactu
Impo able offer ARTICLE.
extremely low price. BITTROLFF & SONS.
e. Main street. hetw. First and Second SITS.
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OF The new wharf below Division street
is progressing rapidly. 1t will add very much
to the appearance of our city.
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A SCoURGE.-Grasshoppers in immense
swarms are making fearful havoc among the
grain on the upper Mississippi. At Little
Falls Minnesota, they destroyed all the crops.
At Elk river they appeared in swarm that
seemed like cloud, and, lighting upon TWEEN
ty acre corn field, destroyed the whole crop in
a short time. At Crow Wing they alighted
upon farm and destroyed 5000 bushels of
oats.
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NEW FALL GOODS,

ME subscribers are now in receipt Of their supply
III Fall and Winter BOOTS and SHOES selected for IL
city and trade embracing variety and
of Mems Women an Children to which they
the attention of the public. MCREA Il WELLS,
sep5 First street. Fosters Block.
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- Another frost night before last. Fall
has set in, sure.
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HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.


WILL sell at private SALE my DWELLING House. Lots
As and 49, in the Upper Enlargement of the city of Evans
VILE /! in that part of the city which is most desirable
residences The lots $50 feet First and $50 feet
Oak with II foot alley passing in the from
Oak Mulberry The honse is modern
Brick with parors hail. enclosed porch. kitchen,
ng-room pantry lower and four bed
rooms in the second story. All the
&c.. large and ently arranged There
wood house and stable &C.. the premises and
quantity of shrubbery. fruit trees grape vines Ne
The whole will be Offered at private sale until Monday the
October 1856. If then sod it will be sold in
auction. and will be divided follows Lot 45 will
divided wise into equal fronting BIZ
First Lot 46 will he divided length
unequal parts northwest part which the
fronting 40 feet and the southeast
frs street
TERMS.-One third cash; 4 in months and 4 in one
with interest secured by payable without relief
and mortgage the premises G.. BELL.
Enquirer and yolksbote copy till sale. seps- ids
Ok BUSH Sweet Potatoes. very large and fne;
1 81 so doz Bed Cords; 10 reels Cotton Rope;
wrapping papsr;25 Tea Paper forsao by
aug26 2. II. COOK SON.
FOR SALE
HTERY low Resi- ence excellent els
snd cellar. with either ground
Qoodseu street. two squares from the river Applh to
sspI9-d4w2m JOHN INGLEt JE.
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GBe Dailp gomnaL.
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s L A L e TIC K EFT.


GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, of wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, OF Vanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DA VISION, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
VILLA III IL. NOF of Park
AUDITOR OF STATE,
e. w. III. ELLIS, Of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES XII. CRAVENS, of Ripley.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN n. STEIN, of TiPpecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL, of Miami.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES G. VEATCH,
SPENCER COUNTY.
FOR LEGIsLATURE.
JOHN INGEE, JR.,
OF vASDERBURGH.
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EUsT RECBlVED.--A lot of Harper's Story Book
~ certainly the best publication extant for young fol ks
Also the novel Green Peas; Godeys Lady Book 70
Sept Graham's Magazine, fer Sept;
DOBELL d LISTER
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PuBLIC SPEAKING.

JAS. LoCKHART and JAS. c. vEATCH. Esquires. can
Sdidate Congress. will address their fellOwczensat
Newburg. warrick county. Thursday. September 4.
Bakers Greek Church, spencer Friday, Sept. 5.
do Satur do
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THE RIvER.-The latest news from Pitts
burg report the river " Ten inches IN the chan
mel, by he metal max" The St. Louis In
telligencer of Monday says:
River at this point about stationary, with
five to five and half feet in the channel tc
Cairo and about six feet from there to Mem
phis. All the upper rivers are falling Three
feet in the channel of the Missouri, three feet
in the upper Mississippi to Keokuk and TWEEN
ty inches water on the Rapids. The Illinois
has only twenty inches water on the prnci-
pal bars The weather continues cool with
no prospect of rain, and boatmen are of opin-
ion that the present low water will continue
until cold weather closes the river.
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OF Tho following is the condition and po-
sition of the six new steam frgates recently
built by Government:
United States steamer Wabash has arrived
at New York after successful trial trip. The
Merrimac is on her way to England. The
Colororado and Roanoke are at Norfolk, the
Minnesota at Philadelphia, and the Niagara
at New York. The Wabash and the Merri-
mac are the only ones in commission. The
rest are afoat and in the process of compile
ton.
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CO-PARTN ERsHIP IN tn

SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C
VA have hand large and com plete
VT of all the School Books in in the West. Also q
full stock of Blank Books of all sizs Letter and Cap Paper
Paper plain fancy Envelops Black Red
Ink. Steel Pens Pencils and Penholders &c. which Of
fer at wholesale retail at the lowest prices
sepS T. CONJUNCTION & co.
so THE LADIES OF ENANeAILLE.
EN7 have received LeBe's Fashions September;
VV also Ladies' Letter and Note
Papers and Envelops match.
sep8 DOBELL & LISTER.
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| NOTICE.
LII persons who have claims against US VIII please pre-
know themselves indebted to u.s. will do US favor By
ing the Iyl7-tf j. W. q S. FICKERY.
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
ONE DOOR ABOVE CRESCENT CITY BUILDING
Store on street above he pleas
ed his friends and the public generally and he hopes
public patronage. my3I-Iy
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TaNHE undersigned have this day formed copartnershp
vqg taken the stock and stand FRI Of cofDn
CoIburn Iershberger and are alone authore ed to
y25r rsf'''' . ''e '1--e JoSHS ooLBGRN
D1ASOLUTsON.
FE0HE partnership heretofore existing between Fielding
hnson Freaeh is this day Dissolved by mutual consent
VIM French is alone authorized to settle the business Of
augl4-tf VIM. FRENCH
ANANDLES-1oo boxes Star. Opal and pressed s0mme
aS MGsld rai0W for sale 10" C Ss fSse FOSTER CO.
6xREY LIME-Tn Ots to suit purchasers. delivered
~ 3sps the D'po'0r Canal for sale GEo roRrER CO.
HyXTAA SIG i-CIRED H AMs-A supPlyOfve
sep5 HERsHBERGER & CARSON.
ADMINISTKATOR,S NOTICE.
hereby sy2a that the undersigned has been
Powell late Of vauderburg County deceased. Said
sepS-sw EDMUND MAIDLow, Admir-.
BORROWERS OF SCHOOL FUND
RE hereby notified th' the instaments of in.srest
IN all loans are payable in advance annually that on
payable with in interest and failure
such principal interest when due the law wn
DAMAGES SHALL be collected with All persons
desirou saving will please call without further
tiee and settle the psament of interest due thereby
sale of the mortgagd
aug2f4tw WILLIAM H. WALKER. A v. @.
FALL GOODS
EUST railroad the season,
eE suitable the fall trade,
20 rich Fancy Prints IL ass'd sattinets;
do ass'd Cassmeres; do Fancy De Laius;
do Beh Co. Alpaccas; 20 pieces Beh Silk Plains;
MEETINGS; 10 Beh Silk Lace;
With variety foney dress Trimmings and notions of
all kinds for sale at very low prices by -
ag1S j. 81. MAGHEE co.
DISSOLUTION.
ershp heretofore exist between R. B Hart
and john J Fairehd this day dissolved by mutual
consent Aliabilities will be settled by R. B. Hart.
R. B. HART.
J. J. FAIRCHILD.
Evansville March 1, 1856. aEg23-tf
DISSOLUTION.
VNNHE firm of Babcock Brothers by lmlta
H ton LIST July. CHARLES BABOOCK.
ELISHA S. BABCOCK,
jy21-tf HENRY o. BABCOCK
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PKINCEMCO IS MELOuE

r aENtF q CO - w r 10 DEONSs
EysSz.WIFH divided swell secured by letters pat
sIk==TI-- q steRt, May Esd 1855.
II m X n By of this swell, solo passages may
~ y ube played with the full power OF
ment. while the ment is soft and ubdued
after ali the Melodeons made Prince 90 will
nished with this attach cent without charge.
Messrs Prince Co. could realize handsome fortune
disposing ofrghts other manufacturers but they
to make it feature in their instruments it only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing of
W. F. COLBURN, Western Agent
MI MranELa IL.
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PAY YOUR TAXES FOR 1855.
F5NHE Tax Duplicate for the city of Evansville for 1876
III now in my hands and under the instruction of thu
ye@beF 1855 there is but little time in which
arly settle the Council has decided take
SSOAP.-I0O boxes No. Family P1m, at man-
aus @s'''''' p'''s' y GEO. FOSTER CO.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
oTIcE is hereby given that the firm Of Geo Klein
The undersigned authorized settle
bills Of said drn DECKER & KRAMER
lard OIL, SOAP AND CANDLES.
The undersigned viii continue the business of the former
s6a and Can les and will sell ct ~hoeat and retail the
at Cincinnati prices warranng the articles full
may be lett at store Main street between Fra and
second sep2-sf DECKER KRAMER.
NANvAsED HASIs.-e. coo lbs inst reed and e sale
VYHIS L'ME-In store v 9n9 f9Ts2e yJoHNsox
sure rs hhds prime New Orleans; bbI Powdered;
% hi Loaf. ust reed and for sale b ,ouxso
anglo NIckERA & JOHNSON.
QIH FFo" .NTiS HFAfE diT ifsFi
DK. J.FLEAGER, DENTAL SURGEON
Residence and Office on Second near LOcuststs.
ALLoperaSions pertaining to the Dental Art.
o lsfore
Percha Plate said cases
hours. from O'Clock NJ. a. p. NJ. Ie1O-3m
N0TTCE TO I5sSOCFR%-We viii receive aftor thi
Cheese twice week which will sell
at reduced prices by the los. au29 l. g. d HERMANN.
AAA LBS extra sugar-cured Dried Beef. reed per
OUO ''76 - and for sale nv $500.
JyI4 HERSHBERGGR q OARSoN.
NOTICE TO STOCNHOLDERS.
STOCKHOLDERS in the Northern Plank Road Company.
e paid twenty dollars each and very
Share hereby notified that unless sui-
said twenty dollars shall he paid to Jonathan
Januess of said Compsny at his counting
in Evansville before the 10th day Of October
said a thereon made will be for
feited to said Company. Bv order oF the Directors.
sep2-2wd VIM. h. WALKER. Secretary.
NNTOOD.-Orders promptly attended to Germs essh)
Nv when leftat au3C VICKERY & JOHNSTON
HhRIAIf IN EIE-Jnst reed Per lroa. Is boSe.
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GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
TENHE ersgn will continue the Grocery and Produce
Business of the late firm of Babcock Brothers, n
and for his
iy21-t If ELISHA S. B4DCoCK.
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
ENRANCIS FENDRICH & BROTHERS respectfully Inc
NJ the citizens Evansville and vicinity hav
established branch their old and extensively known Bal
timore house in this place where they will
constantly have for sale all kinds of Domestic and Imported
Tobacco Cigars and Snuff Their of Tobacco
Cigars embrace variety and brand IL will be
the purchaser by giving call,
es city prices. Please call and examine. aug233m
TOFFEE.-10O sacks Prime rec per Arkansaw Travel
v err, and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
= BBLS prime Leaf Lard; 20 kegs prime Butter;
- % kegs do do de- Just reed by
augI5 T. II. COOK & SON.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
PLACERvILLE. MAY 25. 1855.

DR. J'C., YoUNG-Dear Sir !: Words cannot ex-
IL press tie gratitude feel is due to you for the
benefit have received from your truly invaluable
course of treatment of my case, while prescribing for
this small token of my thanKfulness and esteem for
you have been the means of saving my life, and
storing to me,that health which 1 have long de-
spaiped of enjoying. had for long time, -four
Years) been troubled with that most dreadful scourge
Of young people, seminal weakness, nocturnal e.
missions, which so weakened me, both bodily and
mentallyss that obliged to give up mining alto
calcd) n.the mountain districts and after careful
exam ination of my case he gave me medicines.
continued under his treatment for three months with
out receiving any benefit, in fact grew worse from
week week until at last Igot discouraged and ask
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
MARYSVUIE. JTrNr 71ru 1S55

g MARYSVuLE JUNE 10TH, 1855
DR. j. CEYQUNG, DEAR SIR-Please send me some
IL Of the medicines you prescribed in my case.
have friend here who is troubled in exactly the
same wax that was. He has nightly emissions, ring
ing noise in his head weak back, loss of memory and
is gene&ally deblitated he is discouraged and has
not cohfdAnce enough to call and you told him
howl was and that my friends all said l was in con
sumption, and the Doctors up here gave me up, and
advised me to go home and die but instead of going
hom9I called upon you, and here | am well any
of them and likely to live long time yet and with
strength enough to work with the strongest of them
Doctor, Twill send every to you that looks TO
though he needed physician. 1t shalln not be my
fault any one dies for want of medical treatment.
will do a can to keep the afflicted away from those
pests of society ycept 'professors' and high sound
ing titled men, who if the facts were known are men
who cleft their country for their country 5 good .
Publish this letter, Doctor, if you wish, and ] hope
some of those who humbugged me may see it and
sleep bad Tor one night. Yours Truly,
GEO. DAVIDSON.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
PoRrLAND. OREGON. May IL 1S55.

TOKIIANIJ, UREITUN, May 70, IS55.
DR.. Czapkay-Dear Sir--Your medicine has been ta-
ken according to directions. feel little weak yet
in every other way am almost entirely recovered,
and think in a short time shall be as well as ever
Everybody that knows me is wondering what made
such change for some friends thought had con
sumption and others said was going crazy. Well,
don't know but they were both right, felt good
deal both ways, and thought if l didn't die soon
missions, and the pain in my head and back, and the
weakness in my limbs have left me, and so has the
dizziness timidity, and the wish always to be alone
am not afraid to 90 in company now, and not so
would setme trembling. l have been at work this
week, which is the first have done for six months
and the thought of it don't discourage like it used
to- Indeed feel like another man. and it is all ow-
ing to your medicine and advice. You may publish
this if you want to- Yours &c.
JOSEPH RATH.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
cRAse VALLEY .II-NF . 1e55

GRASS VALLEY, JUNE 3, 1855.
DEAR SIR The last medicine You sent me has
~ done the business. am now pcffectIy wen and
wish to give my testimony to the public in favor of
your skill, troubled with complication Of dis
eases 6rought by that soul destroying habit OF self
poutionN and complaints gfu6lt.by epaanectiol wFl
bad persons of the opposite sSA haFesbecn treatef
by some Of the bestpfysiseaqss VEGAS by those.
as inc1rable but being advised by fiend who had.
been benefited by your scientific treatment to call
upon you did so and feel grateful to him for the in
formation, and still thankful toyou for the
and good advice you gave me- wetas for the efica-
cous,fnedcines you prescribed Ii any Of the attic
ted should see this let them be that it is vol
untary Offering in gratitude for the blessings ofhealth
received from you and also given with fervent wish
that itnay he of 7ervioe to those suffering did
and now may God bless pou youF efforts TO lessen
the suffefings of the human family, and may all good
citizens assist you drive from the community those
leechthat prey upon the public BY false pretensions
of emnence in the mod1cal world.
4 Yours EtefnalIy, JOHN BURGESS.
Te DR.. j. c.. Young San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
MARYsRILLE, JUNE Sd, 1855.

NnaNiS~1ALhj oO-NE Ou5 1000
Dr. i. J. Czapkayj San Francisco-sir-I have used
the last of your medicine and do not think shall need
any more as feel very well, except that have not
entirely got my strength yet, but soon will with the
appetite that have. 1t is just three weeks you may
recollect, since called at your Institute, with my
constitution, as thought, entirely broken, and
er thought you would be able to cure me perfectly
but thought you might be able to do something to
ease the pain in my back and head and strengthen
my lmbs which were weak that they would al
most give way under me, when l walked and to
strengthen my that would not get excited
and tremble at every little thing. Now that you
know what respected, you may judge Of my satisfac
tion at my complete recovery from those symptoms
and the removal of those splotches and sores from
my skin and the ulcers from my throat and this en-
tire stoppage Of those emissions which you said
principally fhe cause of my sickness
can hardly tell you whchi is the greatest, my joy
my surprise, for except not having fully got my
strength feel as well as any man can feel.
Enclosed l send you Twenty Dollars over your
charge and think myself chcapy cured. If you think
anybody will be benefited you may put this letter
in the newspapers
Believe me gratefully yours,
THOMAS HAYDEN.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12

''What are you doing there, Jane?"
"Why, pa, I'm going to dye my dolls pi-
nafore red.' e1 c l1aaas
"But what are you going to dye it with ~
"Beer, pa"
'Beer, child why who on earth told you
chat beer would dye red ?"
"Why, ma said yesterday that it was beer
that made your nose SO red, and thought
that"
'Eh !-ah well !-humph here, Susan
take this child to bed y r---I -.-.i..
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
ToHHE AFFLICTED. Persons troubled with ,iseas.

T0EIE AFFLICTED. Persons troubled with disease
i should peruse the following LETTERS OF RpOMEN-
voluntary offerings of gratitude to him for benefits
received, and are proofs strong as Holy Wrtof his
scientific attainments. No one can read them with
out at once having confidence in him, and we conf
IDENTITY make the assertion that people afflicted with
private other diseases will call upon him in pref
ference to any other physician in the country Read
them casefuy, ye that need medical assistance, and
then loseno time in consulting him while there is
time left to cure you in.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
SACRAMENTO Mav15 1Shh

Dear Sr2Such is the thankfulness feel for the
preservation of my health of both body and mind,
and believe of my Efe that hope viii not be
sidered intrusive in rendering my thankful acknowl
edgments for restoring me to health, and making my
life boon worth preserving, when it had become a
burthen too great for me . bear Victim was to
vice that had undermined my constitution, and de-
veloped train ofnervous symptoms, such nervous
debility headache distressing t1midity, sefdstrust
dizziness love of solitude loss of memory and want
of resolution besides loss of strength and energy,
which had made my waking moments wretched and
nv sleep unrefreshing, and fast bringing me to
the grave but thanks to your skill, am restored to
health vigor, and energy. Hoping to guide others
where they may find relief, you have my permission
to make this public. Gratefully yours,
LEONARD WAITE.
TT Dr. L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
H. L. THOMPSON.
Stockton. Nav a IS5!

----.-. SToCKTON, May a, 1850
Dear Sr--Having entirely recovered from my sick
ness, avail myself of this opportunity to return my
thankful Acknowledgements for the relief that you
have given When think of the distressing bod-
" Weaknesses under which have suffered, and the
nervousness, head ache, fearfuness, want of conf
dence, dizziness, restessness, weakness in the limbs
loss of memory confusion of IDEAS dislike for society
nocturnal emissions and many other symptoms which
had made my life miserable; can hardly express the
gratitude feel for my existence had become a bur
then to me- and nothing afforded the least gratf-
cation whilst feel perfectly well and can enjoy
life to my entire satisfaction. Knowing that there
many afflicted as have been, you have my per-
mission to make of this letter as you think prop
or. Believe me gratefully yours,
NJ. BIICHETS.
To DR.. L. J. C1apkay, San Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
NO. 21.

ed his opinion. told him not to fearto tell met he
whQletrhth, for had rather know thesorst at once
thaA to I've IN suspense. had lost about 80 pounds
oftaeshyalnd knew that he ut least could not cure
ns and Mat as was then going on. death must soon
Court me Of its victims This physician then
told me that my case was incurable, and that had
better not take any more medicines He said WAS
IN decline which was fast tending pulmonary con
sumption. Itken 9espared of obtaining anv relief
and saw that unless something was Gone to mitigate
the complaint, should be Numbered with the dead
or what is worse. be a raving maniac Haprenino to
see one OF yoar books. the Pocket 4ESc1lapus made
up my mind teace to call and consult You with the
%osd unsesaSe @t F1g Ex tfst relief if you
that determination ] cclnnspnred taking the nnec;
cines prescribed by yeu and an now through their
heahng powers restored to perfect health | shall
nor lall to recommend you tQanEof my friends that
require assistance, fofa7 t;ft can cure a case as
bad as mine was can eli fKy disease thof fash :;
heir TO- if there is efno Mn the svstcm to mild
ufsn. Receive my mist hcere and heartfelt thanks
.s1ss3 5. w. RElGHIEA.
SsY FRANCISCO, June d 1855 :
4 DEAR SRI have not had one single fit since
cc&amenced taking Your medicines am also gaining
strength every day. The trouble that had, which
w3s the Of the fits is also leaving very fast
in bet think am entirely WELL but if yon think it
bdt will take medicine, a short time longer. 1t is
ofNN about two months since / commenced taking
prescriptions, and although you told me II would
take frons three to four months yet feel perfectly
Fsll already feel tatI did not visit you at
fSt and not allow myself to be led away by the vain
bdastng of those quacks that copy your style Of bu
sialess, and thereby impose upon the public. They
despoiled me OF my mouey, and if had not stopped
taking their vile stuff, they would have robbed me of
my life also Thanks to your superior medical skill,
am beyond danger, and shall ever consider YOU the
savior Of life.
Dear Sir-Publish this if YOU consideritworth Your
while, for wish to proclaim to the world Your worth,
that every one who needs physician may know
where to CALL and be stre Of avoiding deceit and i'm
position. Yours till death, GEO MARSHALL.
To J. c. YounG M d. loft
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
uchor,ov wbore,s vour father ~

"Charley, where's your father?"
81 don't know. mother. but l guess he's
zone over to Deacon Dillbery's pasture after
his black sheep, kase seed the Widder Hig-
gins going over that way"
Charley caught licking before~breakfast
the next morning.