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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-17

The Berliu correspondent Of the i.op,lot
l,mss, in giving an account Of the Cars LAT,
visi, TO Berio, thus describes bis personal sp
pearanee
The Emperor hardly looks 30 old as he is--
3S; APPEARS to be about Eve iect ten inches in
height, rather Sigh, than stout, and by u,
means OF the athletic iosm Ct his Ather; hi
countenauce, when not deiormed BY the Prus
sian l.ancers cap. as when FIRST saw him. b
exp,ssiva Of mildness, goodness and ccrtain
degree OF conscientious perseverance,, Posi-
bly, there may be At other times greater ap
pearancc az imposiss ensrgy than IL just non
wears. for. according TO all accounts, he suffers
very much from the fatigue that his present po
,iton entails upon him ! have SEN him again
today twice, US he Was returning from the
kreuzberg aud shortly after as he Vas going
uut again to Potsdam. On each occasion he
was stated in the corner Of an open barouche,
in tho one Instance with his brother Michrl In
the other with his adjatant seated on his righ,
side aud somewhat forward 50 a. to receive and
return the salute Of the people Tho object oi
the Emperor seemed to he to gain little tim
and rst for himself BY escaping unnoticed and
dnrecoghiretl; and in by far Inc MAJORITY 81 Cd
SIS he was successful, and long after that unos
tcntatious young officer OF lAners had driven
by the people remained standing and gaping
for the Emperor. On such occasions he was
attended simply by two mounted policemen. 10
clear the way, aud followed hy another opcr
carriage with his adjutan,s and attendan,s, but
with no guard OF honor or escort.
TnE GAR At rug OrERA II nentionod yes
teria,, the Emperor's habit Of drawing back
from the tirc~ome ia,iguiug honors thrust upon
him wherever he goes. This was evinccd very
plainly at the Opera on Saturday night, The
royal state box, which occupies the very centre
at the premier Tier, was brilliantly lii up and
sprinkled with Court dgnitaries in stars aud
orders md dashing uniforms. No that Ali eyes
were kept turned in that direction. even for
some time after the Emperr, accompanied by
the King, had cntercd snd taken their Gats ip
private proscenium box. As soon ~ he was
noticed. however. the whole audience (which.
by the way. was almost exclusively military
rose from their seats aud gave him ihre rounds
Of cheering. The Emperor, evidently very
much surprised at the warmth Of the greeting.
rose from his sea, aud turned towards the King,
~ il attribuiing this welcome TO him. and mp.
pcaing for Information. The King. however,
gave deprccatory wave of the hand, which
implied that not he, but hi, guest was the sub
ject Of this ovation on which the emperor
bowed TO the audience several times In ac-
acknowledgement, While thc national anthem
WAS being played by the orchestra, the Empe-
ror remained standing at the Kings side; at
the end OF II the audience volunteered him three
rounds more,
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Mr.. RICE wish 20 s,ste that these roads
arc no, nskei lor for srrri,orisl purposes alone.
II l. my duty here 10 rprrsen, the Indians OF
,ha, Territory ma well ns the whites. I aak
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Foreign MISCELLANY.

\ A writr. signing himself "Americus." says
ID y letter "a the London Times IL w0ilt
lnmby beg the people Of Great Britain u
recolIect. nj this solemn moment of intcrnntions
differences. how monstroas tbc rebellion of th,
colonies against the mothsr country was CON
siderei nj the tmc, aud how universally its jus
tee Is scqncscd ip now 10 rcc0llcct that TN
United States went 10 war with Great Britain
In 1912. 10 resist the exercise OF claims
right. nov admitted 10 he an unequivocM
ask themselves II II is not barely possible thai
they may bc once more mistaken 10 regard 10
tho merits Of certain questions. which Heaven
grant may not this time lead to war. 81.
Cardinal Pstriyi brings from Rome 10 Paris.
o. presents, m extremely valusble vslIr, being
nothing c@ than q fragment OF Our saviour .
cradle. studded with Diamonds, for the baby.
A golden rosc, with in accompanying branch.
,nstrfilIy execntrd In the safns metal, u pre-.
psrrd for the Empr~s and copy Of pic.
iare by GuerciD0 In masonic, together with
several other speeimcns 0f that besutifuI and
Essentially Roman style NJ srt, comprising many
boxes, with the Popss portrait, snd finally. mn
ample collection of crosses and decorstiuns OF
the various I'oati6cial orders. fos the prinrs
and mrfDi~rs oi the imperial court.
vh. s.o,.. ,,,,.r., .,,;Lo ,,u. r,o., ..,.,.
-. ..,i t.,.,,. ,a,,-.., ~h,ch ~. .~.. ~,
Lnawn /. a.. -, ~ aco,,snd ,,.. -, ia -,
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hos, a, w.,ts .,,cc =, L..., Ao noo su,, ~.r,.
snra,,,i i, I, ana ,c,na,r,r. ia : s,.,e ~ vsa.
.n,aSy dIep,s I, /. cslc.l.,sd th., The sae. me-
ri6ce 10 wages alone amounted 10 more than
$500 900 bat " this must b. added tho loss
ID mas,ers' profits AID the disIocatioa o. bnsi
~sa endured by oil who depend on ibc coal
and iron mining tratks. The men have re-
turned 70 their work ina very gloomy mood,
and under burning sene Of injustiee
In Article 20 O, tbe UnI,e., sts,.s and Esx.
l,.b Postal Co,vcn,ioo Il states ths, .In enc
of war between the two nations the mail psrk.
Ga "a ,ba ,xo rouo,r,e. sh.n con,iroc tIeIr
oavignt'on Without imfssiiDnt of mo''.'as'on
until SIX wsks arr ootibcnf'oo shall have
is~n mshe ON the part of eiuer ~ the Two
eovernnsnts nnh delivered IN TIC otisr that
iia srsiee y to bs discootinu"i, IN which esss
,~y sha'' ~ fern'usn 20 r,",n 10y sn'
anoe' spreM fro''e''on 'o 'n''' r"'p~c'i'e
pf'A
Lieut.. j. Il. Cummings writes 10 Tie Tisu.
During tho Mcxlcsn war the United etatc.
0yssly enlisted nen for their service both 10
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-17
Fmsn The rhiisas,phiA Ls<sss, Jsi,
~ Paa,s Ratnmssesa.

| DsAs SiHs A communieatlon appeared IN
yoar paper . lsw dsys aincr, aiAnNl 9 aAnthrax," |"
" rctcsScc 81 I. Ianl MlSpas0ta.. 80, ,Mu 81
eslaststemcnts and eroncois conclusions h tlse
lrtter, tlMt onc familiar with ~. Paul en-
&nrcely admit that t.AnthrAx" Writa irpm psf.
nusi k1owiwlge, bat rather from tho jaundiced
rq,ort Of somo chagrinci disappcinted spscu
lnf0r ''" tT t'NF i#ia
ile says ~ iaal h 'built a. a h,uif "a TIN
ease hank oi thu Missouri (rivsr) 400 mila
above Dubuque" This IL ipcorrcct---prohs
bly, q nisprint--as 81. Paul stands upon The
Niaissippi river, not 800 miles aeovc Du.
bugue. hut Will be ibund = Mlr spcImen Of thc
scets0eus and corrresne~s of Mr.. "Anthrsxs'
observations, ,.,-.t =. ...,
Again The blum IL full ol spriags." That
| would indccd bc great blcseing b g. Paul "
u were true. but unfurtanately, ihr rsvsss
Aoiia too good, iar water n rather On expen,
sve article In H.. pasl, and that "Anthrsx .
makes complaint against tho city on tho wrong
sIdc Of tho question. again proves what hin ~
tnsrks arc worth. ~ - ffe ,s alis
satlsiy mo that be failed 10 see morn than the
lower half OF Il, or what n called lover town
liz aays the town Il IL shaped" That could
only apply 10 what h called lower town, for
covering tho sniirc city. which follows tho hasi
oi tho river. no concuivable hgurc coold give
au Idea of liz shape
What follows. 10 reference 70 tho business Of
The city, Ia juss M loosely put down and a. fdil
of errurs ~ that have slrady rsplisd 70.
and must lsii 70 gise any correct iuicrInaticn 70
A srcai / deal Of phlladelphi. capital hs nm,
hss been sent there, all Of which he hiuis b VI
jeopardy. Now, this is news know evsry
banking oflicc and every banker In the city,
aud not ono or thenn came nom PhIlAdlcphis,
or dcsIs in her Exehange 10 any amosnt
Marshall \ Co, urn mainly Western New
York money Borup 4 Oalca, City Of New
York; Bidwell h Co., Wsstwn money Brown
\ Co., ,Btaie of Maine Mackuhin 4 kdgurtoc.
kentucky and southern monay, and this GOV.
ers the list Now, where Ia your PHILADELPHIA
capital. Mr.. r."Authraxf" VITO sends ~ Who
deals IN ~ No sweeping assertions but the
detailed facts I'm Philsdciphian, snd veey
well know that every PhiIadsIuhisu 10 Mime
pota, like myself. took to the Territory vcry liz.
tle money, and worked hard % make that little
count--snd whcrc judlcisasly watched Il has
cosuted. vou pcsd have bat very littls 90.
oefn about shsont PhiIsdelphisus loslue 10
Minnesota, for they hsye very little thefs 70
loss And a. 10 the soupdness Of 81. Paul
credit. sdvisc you 10 watch her daily papers,
and measure ths Ieugth Of Tho sAsyt6 sais iis
with that Of any eastsru town. | venture 70
sssert thst not I've sbesihs sslss took plscs Tor
tho year 1855. A 70 The credit Of our mss,
ehsnts, 20 70 Nov York, wbers they deal. md
wherr they are treated courtscssly. II spirit
ef gsncrous libcsaliiy, and ipquifs bow ihay
stand. This know, that nothing 10 ners rsss
,hsn TO se storc closed by compulsoU pro.
eom. TIN
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-17

A FoRTuNE The under,igned, on rcccip
n oNk pctA.AR, ~nl ssvart 70 any adtrv.s :
nkylrx ~ .hieh "A snsssYs,sias m.n AL mshs !,
duy dril,r. = vseA. AaAr~ss WtLltAa ps SsaE
'hreosh rerr'@ LsrAfc~ osv,v, my HtrGe
That looks Kind o sensible artcr all" saId
Mr, Ephe Grun,er, tho farmer. M Ia mn interval
Of rcst fsom porchasess, he leaned against his
market wagon. cad read over tho sb0vn sdycr,
tisenent In one Of tho morning. papers .lA'ss
~e, he siat goin' 20 charge but dollar, an scs
~ how hc makes 6tcra 10 any week out on
Il iA'S sec!' and hero Mr, Gfuntcr drew
out the stamp Of lesd.pencil rom scms dis
unt corner of hia wsistooat pocket 1.-The action
cAusing bin 10 wrthe rcxud like bull terrier
!. .w'th wasp on bis back. and mois,cning The
oad Of the pencil, he nj oncc procc~ied. 90 one
eiss d 'hs newspaper. To ths following ealca.
lntlptn a tf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-17

Ibe clsrsymss n Ricbmocd have isssed Af
appeal to the uIiras of sll sections of ths cosn.
try. In which they urge modsrstioa and ior.
bsarssce. Their exampls h worthy of bring
initiated BY the clergy in every other part oi
the land II b In. consouapcs uiah ths tessh.
iugs Of Christianity, to promote pescs and
good win on ear,h. Te sddr~s earnestly
urges;
"IHt ~ sedulousiy avoid every word ard
deed which can tcnd 10 Increase the pablIe ex-
eitcmcnt and irritation Irt m givs 10 coun.
,enssce 10 lawlc-s violence, whether in Dow q
high places. IRt Us scek BY every practicable
m~thod 10 strengthen and brighten lhe bod Of
frstsrnsl union, which sbosh embssee evssy
eiiirn ol our iAvoret States aod TsnitOgiss--
Ard, above aI Iet Christians frveutly pny 10
the Father oi Light for Ilh blsssisg a ear
ruIers---thst they may be wiss. arm, coneilis-
ting spd patriotic. and i0r oar psople-
tbey may be pescesbls, prmpesoas asd happy.
We are called individually 70 sslfexnnpipsiiop,
ibe confssIon Of our sius, peuItence, and re
iormstiou oi our Hives; and by then metkodu.
isr mors readily than By nwce dlsruaiou, W
avert the dau6en which svc impeding oser
our beloved lsfd. And nov W eatsest you,
~ every cousideration OF pstriotism and piety
by tho memory Of our kthsn --by ~ 6lood
which parcbascd our libertiu- b. u nlnolsi-
oas deeds Of Bunker Hin and York tevo-by
.hs history OF The past -by The niilioss. llsisg
and born, vboss welfare oepeeds % ~ ~.
srsvation Of our Cnioo--and especially bg ear
religious prosperity. % greatly iacssa6s1 SSder
oss exeeIlsst govssnaeut, 70 hollow ~ tkines
which make fos pence" sG&t 1,it NJ \.
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FATAt AcciDyS1.--M BarkhArd, Daane.
a conPos'inr in the Daily Tra,s O.soe Cisein
aa'i. Wlsi'e sex si bi. lSiyinss ~i,b high f,yer
% ,hs Absenoe II ti' s,,en,iss; prscipits.sd
bin ell from ,he NioJo~ 10 he grourd H.
aisd shortly sii~.y5s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-17

Col Z. J Yosny. Of Pbi!Adelpa.a perform
el the remarksble vat Il rowing = boa; ron
tbs, city 20 Cap. May and bark IL Soar days,
for q wager d $500. The ~ezh, Of 'be hoa,
vss ons hsndr~d pounds
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-25
Clothing.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
az YOHN I0KUANS

IOWA CLOTHING STORE,
A LAHGE aDdyaried assortment Of Mems and
Alloys, iseiafy made q Tor ng ,'embrsc-
ing aithe dinerentand approvedstyles and made b.,
good workmen out ofthe best natefiel III
Fine, medium aud common, Union, Beaver, feli
Pilot, Pe,ersham and Flushing, bangnps, Sack sand
Paetoi Oyercoats, CfDth, Dfess and FrocR Cohts oi
various col RS nd qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Sati-
met, Velvet and weed Pantaioons. SIR Satin, Va
feutia Swansdown, Velvet, Piosh Cloth, cassa'ers
Satinet, Double and Single breasted Vests Monkey
Jackets Drawers. Undershirts, Hosiery, SuspeDders
Gioyee, ,Crayah Handk ershi oars Stocks
fes, ,searfs Winchester and scotts approved Patent
shouGerseam Shirts, ,Umbrellasan nd ularticesusual'
ly Kept iT genileman's furnishing stores including
Robes do Ghambre and Revere Vestsand ogereoatA.
Alao, splendid assortmentof uncut cIetts, Cass
and vestngs-ali II which viii be made up to
orde rim tho best manner, with prompiness III accom-
modating prices, and by competent wofshen. This
establishmentisin the monthly receipt oiths latest
Pashionsso thato totbem may be ro-
iledupob asbeing the iateststye by those who de-
.sret. All manner OF plain work and wOrk ofa geh-
teoi medium promptly atte adcdt 10 as he fetoi arc
HATS ola new style etogether with all ofthe com :
anon kinds constantly ON hand.
stpatronage, tines bscf fDefcon
ly hopes 70 meritaeo nttnuance ofthe same.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merehanrfa l0thier ,on Frontstreet, sppo.
site the Steam Mills.
l.,y f,.Ix, Oh t..EE .s,I-t
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SHEEP IN ORcHARDs.-Mr. C.. Det,
OF this county, has an orchard which
he has been pasturing with sheep for
several years. He told me that when
he first turned the sheep in, there was
SO little growth he could not cut
graft from the orchard, When saw
it Q year or two ago, the trees were
growing from foot TO eighteen inches
a year. We have been trying the
sheep on our orchard for two or three
years, and find they make a great i'm
pfovemcnt in the fruit.-R. E,uns,
Erie, r., inMs Wool Groscer and
.Stock Raiser. e & z1fs
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

A SLIGHT MIS- DEAL.-A young
lawyer in the interior was the hero, a
few evenings since, ofan amusing
mistake, and as it is not worth while
to spoil q story, especially q good one,
for relations sake, we purpose to
give it, though the hero was a stanncil
Republican. The Young lawyer had
gone to the rural districts to try q
cause before a Justice, but the witness
being absent, the canse was adjourn ]
ed till morning. The lawyer went to
his clients house near BY to take tea;
and in the evening was invited to at
tend meeting at the school house, -.
Thither he went, and being full OF
politics himself, jumped at the conclu-
sion that it was a political mecting.--
After sitting a while in silence, the
lawyer got upon his feet, and remark
ing that while the audience were wait
ing,i would be as well to improve the
time, launched into tremendous
upon Kansas and Sumner.
His s'iew words ''spun out to an hour
and a half, when Elder Co., a.bit-
ter Old hard shell I,ocofeco. got mp;
his voice trembling with inward rage,
and said, ,.since our young. friend has
concluded his remarks, brethren, let
us pray" This was intended for a
prayer mecting.7Detroit 1rilAae.. {.
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a son Of Erin, lately arrived at Bal
timore, was employed todrive a cart.
Net being an adept in the the art and
mystery of hauling dirt, he was wo-
fully perpiexed when he wished to
empty.the cart, and after as much ma
nGYering TO get it into a proper posi-.
ton as would have snfficed to move.
"A, he marched up to the horses head -
seized the bride with a powerfnhs
grasp, and sang out with hearty
good will, .'rare up' rae atp'a calcu-
lating the horse would elevate himself
tar enough to empty the cart.
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/ HENRY. w. BEEeHEn ON jSEEps.--s
True, aseed is seed. But it it good
deal more than a seed. 1t has his
tory, and it is ready for another his
tory. 4 wholesummer spent its time
abont that ear ofcorn. 1t stood trem-
ulons and yellow for weeks, II wax
ed a-paee in June, it stood up the no
blest Of all the grasses in August,
with many -fringed band Of flowers
on its lap, and little baby ear at its
breast, with silken hair hanginytiown,
uncombed yet untangled. This is The
time to wander in the cornl You are
hidden at six steps. 1t is pet forest.
People ride past. and wagons roll
within few rods of You, and ven are
unseeing and unseen The wind
comes in gentle pufis and sets all the
plant sword leaves a-quake. Little
birds fy in and alight within hand
reach, but at a glance. seeing their
fly as if the tassel was hot
and burned their feet This we see
in those barrels Of Tuscarora corn, in
that white flint Corn, and in that ward
long ear of yellow flint.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

1TAViNG obtained the agency 70 the sale Of Lii
I1 lies Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Bank
Locks, Bank Vauli Doors ana Frames we prepar-
ed W furnish at manufacturers prices any oi these
articles on short notice.
These SAFES all fastened with Lilies Locks Civ
ing undoubted security against thieves, perfectly
free from damyHsss and better Gre proofs than any
o,her safe made. The burning of them in any bull.
ding easss, NATURALLY njure them, and they may be
exchanged for new one at any agency BY paying 70
repsinting. The vault doors and frame are reliable,
economical ,orname niala generally used where they
are best known.
The Bank Loekshaye always foi,ed the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied 10 these articles by jurors
at mechanical and agricultural fairs where they have
always obtained the first premiums setablishes the
certainty Of their superiority. Purchasers invited
to cal and examine the articles. references, eertif
Gates, dc., be fors purchasing.
The undersigned are the only agents in Rock Is
land CIll.J and Davenpor. lowa) for the World!
SAFE Company, ofTroy, Y. Orders addressed Il
eithe place will receive prompt attention aas
CHILD q BAKER, "
Illinois 81. Rock Island.
Reha-d6w-ly. .sEa Second AZ. DayenpoFt
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Aaro warf.
+. CLOSE g. cos. COLUMN

NAfE are now prepared to offer deaien and con-
w sumers alarge stock Of Heavy and Smell Hard
ware, upon terms and prices which cannot fa 70 suit
We propose In this column 10 keep our eusiOfAer,
posted up In hardware matters and Invite cais from
our friends who desfs fair dealing.
or cash we propose 10 sell at u small advance
1000 Kegs Nails. Call soon for bargains in Nails.
r. CLOSE N co.
ISIREKtng saies the only genitne kind Tor sale
l. eheapby 7. CLOSE g CO.
Ron oiaii size. for s1Ieiow
l r, CLOSE q co.'s.
SAws, Circular, Maiey and Cros. Cut, warranted
- at II. CLOSE " CO.'S.
IRON 4 Axies, Thnbie skeins and Springs, Al
/ r. CLOSE 4 CO.'S.
GaRPENrERs' Tools OF every description for
~ sale IL =. CLOSE CO.'S
1sLE and Pocket Cutlery large &c ;tosk ,5n,s e, sale
DUMPS, Force Lifting and Chain pamps for safe at
I. CLOSE cos. j
4 IGHINIs6 Rods and In suiat ors for sale at
IL --sr'-- Z. CLOSE " co.'s.
FAD Pipe ofai sizes iro" e an sn .. cnIs sals ni
JV T. eLosE & cos
aEDkN fool. ei every description al
M 4. CLOSE 4 cos
Rlhe and Pistols, oess qaal.y Tor sate low
NJ 4. GLOsE ~ Co'Ht
SrosEs aud 'inware which y II besold eheap at
- T. CLOSE co.'s,
Noffs'rortAols arl'' Aii',s, s,... co,s
IL T. CLOSE & co.'s
DACk ING Hemp and Rubber fof sale al
Il L. CLOSE s. co.'s,
pLACKsMiIHtB Fools, Bellows, Ausiis, Ham
ID nisfs, for sale lgs al I CLOSE 4 CO.'S
Rofk- Manila and Hemp, ali .i1s.st o,s
ENGINE, Car aud signal on FOL sale BY the barrel
II OF gallon al 4. CLOSE y cos.
cav Mandrels OF all sizes from lHeL 10 10. loo
> sale at 4. CLOSE co.'s.
FARMERS vii! mad the best assortment Of Alnes and
! other make OF sho 'ei., spades, scoops, HOES,
FORTS, seal 4. CLOSE d co.'s.
EhAiss, Log, OK, binding, Ir.se, Halter ana
u br east chains at 4 CLOSE Il cos.
|toRS Shelters shd Hay Cutters ofsaie low al
u 4. CLoSE & cos
LOU I. CE0Sk co.'s.
Nnb T. CLOSE q co.'s.
IiNSElt's Stock fin Plate, sheet iron, copper
] sui Zinc. f"r sale ii e CLOSE ~ co.'s.
s,ADBLkkY aud Coach Trimming. al yers low
- prices, al 4. EEUSE & cos
ISrhITk Lead ia oil, 4. Close and Co. Brand
w Jastt1ceised, trrAEted The best in market.
II 4. CLOSE Il co.'s.
I tSSkkD on by the barrel r gaiion at
II /. CLOSE ~ cos.
y 4 CLOSE & cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-25
DR. J. MCDOWELL. 9
VETERINARY SURGEON,

- VNIISHES TO iRform ths public that hs
SYESI wv has permsnsntly located in Daven.
I'm port, where he viii continue TO treat all the
m diseases the hOrse is bjectto, Su the InosI
Scientific Principles. Afler constant practice oI
many years all kinds OF diseases, he feels happy
say that he will give satisfaction 10 all Who ein-
auy yother west N York. He has been here only
few months, and tho.many Important cures he has
effected since he came III speak more for him than
can ~ lily ba inserted in newspaper.
The following gentlemen who hare employ ed him
snce he came here on the most severe cases, will
certify TO his abilities as com petent Veterinary Sur
gssn.
al diseases warranted cured if durable, M
money paid. ..gs As atsftggsisssss VA
Heearnestly solicits trial on any severe case
whatever. Anyeaso he cannot cure, II any other
man be got TO cure T. he will pay hn cute his
owp pocket. 4, 80 =. i.
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