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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-26
Common Council.

FRIDAY, September 25th
Alta regular meeting of the Board Mr.. Darden
submitted the reports Of the Revenue Collector,
Water tax Collector Recorder aud Treasurer, which
we're received and ordered to be filed.
Mr. Ewing submitted a proposition from the
Lebanon turnpike company, to cede that portion
of said pike lying within the city 10 the corporation.
Laid or the table
Mr. Glenn reported that the Engineer estimated
the cost of the proposed Improvement at the mouth
Of the Lick Branch, at 5000, and that the commit
tee had advertised for proposals. Received.
Aid. Anderson reported adversely to the bill TO
provide for scuttles 10 the roofs Of all houses here
after TO be erected. Laid on the table
Mr. Harris reported that the committee had fall
ed to agree with II. G. Scovel in regard to the ex
tension of new High street, and the committee
therefore recommended that be be notified to re-
move so much Of his building Is in the way Of
opening the street Received,
Several petitions were presented and disposed Of
Mr. Martin introduced bill in regard to the city
apothecary. Passed three readings.
Aid Glenn introduced bill for the purchase Of
lot on Deaderick street for the erection of
CINE house for Fire Company No. l. Read three
times and adopted.
Aid. Ewing offered resolution instructing the
CITY Attorney TO examine the laws in relation to
certain county taxes, aud requesting the County
Court to employ lawyer to 90 the same thing.
Adopted
Aid Morgan presented the report Of the CitV
Engineer in relation TO the grade Of certain streets
Received, and the Engineers account ordered to
be paid
Aid Ewing introduced a resolution allowing the
Lebanon turnpike company TO have gravel from
the CO.. q )ratton island on condition that said COM
pany use the gravel only far as Mill Creek, and
That they remove their first toll gate one mile from
the corporate limits Adopted:
Mr. Gavin offered a resolution instructing the City
Engineer to survey and establish the grade OF Car
rol street. Adopted.
Mr. Morgan offered resolution to establish the
grade of McLemOre street, which was adopted.
Mr. Martin offered resolution notifying the
Medical Faculty that the present management in
relation to the City Dispensary shall CEASE
Adopted.
VIM. Matthewson, one Of the night police, hsv'
ing been suspended from service for unbecomirg
conduct, an the suspension being confirmed by
the Board an election gone into to hll the Va
cancy, and George +. Woodward was elected on
the first ballot.
Aid Harris introduced resolution authorizing
the Mayor to sell TO the State certain portion OF
High street, and expeud the same amount in
opening new High street, which was adopted.
Aid Glenn offered resolution directing the
work done by the Corporation carts TO be equally
divided between the different wards. Adopted.
And then the Board adjourned.
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Pr EMIUM GOOD S
FOR MECHANICS.

Butchers Chsels and Files Hollow Augurs heads
Witherby's Chisels, Spear and Jackson's Saws
Withe by'E Draw Knives, Bal wins Planes,
Hunts Hatchets, Circular Saws-al sizes,
Braces and Bits, Plumbs and Levels,
Solid Box Vices, Stocks and Dies.
J. W HORTON CO.,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rRepOrts Furuished by The A,,ocisted Press.I


PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25.-New Orleans papers
Of Thursday and Friday notice the arrival OF the
Charleston from Nassau. She brings dates to the
18th.
The hurricane did great damage at Inaugua; the
other Bahama islands escaped.
At Inaugua, 80 houses we're blown down, i've
vessels stranded and four lives lost.
The U5lioa says, "Pierce win leave Washington
next week for Concord. BE expects to remain
there for ten Gays"
New YoRK, Sept. 25-Noon. Flour has ad-
vsncihg tendency: State S. 50aa6 20, Ohio So 25a
6 40. Wheat advancing: White l 5Ssl so. Corn
firm. Lard and Whisky quiet.
MILWAUKEE, Sept 25-The steamer Nicaragua
was burned last evening at New Port Washington,
lCO lives were reported lost Hon. j. B. Macy is
supposed to be of the victims; Capt. Weller is
one of the saved
Nothing further has been heard
CHARLESTON, Sept. 25.-Number Of deaths OF
yellow Fever for the week is "a. Weather very
cold. Had frost this morrirg
CoNCoRD, n r., Sept 26.-The Patriot states
that President Pierce will arrive the morning of
October the End, and in view of the fact that the
citizens decline giving him a reception, calls upon
the democrats OF the State to make arrangements
for proper reception of their distinguished vsi-
tor.
Bosrox, Sept. % -Arangements will be made
to welcome the President to this city his return
to New Hampshire.
CINCINNATI, Sept % Noon. Flour dull Su-
perine $50 $50; Extra 5,75. Wheat, white
1923. Whiskey firm, 80. Groceries firm at full
rates. There ore go inches water in the River
Channel, it having risen slightly. Weather is clear
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 25.--We have nothing to re-
port of the River.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24th.--Cotton Sales Of
6, 25O bales with stesdg market. Flour 6, IS. Corn
closed with an advancing tendency; Western 65 /;
Yellow 70. Pork. Western Mess, 81 dollars.
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Augusta, Atlanta and Nashville TEL
egraph Line.

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HALIFAX, Sept. 24-The steamship Canada,
Capt. Long, hiss arrived with Liverpool dates to
Saturday, Sept 18th. Cotton market exhibits 10
new features prices are steady and demand fair
Fair Orleans 81; Middling Orleans 6s; Fair Mobile
g; Fair Uplands 81; spectators and exporters
took thirteen thousand bales within past three days
importers since departure Of last Steamer fourteen
thousand bales Flour Market has declined Cd,
and there is a fair business doing. Consus declin
ed one half and quoted 941 The coronation Of the
Cur OF Russia was gorgeous affair, estimated TO
have cost one million pounds England has sta
toned two cruisers of the Isle of Serpents.- The
Worlds Fair is to be held in Poland next June.
recognition of the Spanish Judiciary is contem-
plated and it is believed that a change will be
made in the Ministry Of Spain The Cashier Of the
North of France Railway has run away with fifty
thousand pounds. 1t is reported that Prussia con-
certed the recent revolution in Switzerland.
NEW YORK. Sept 81 1.-The Steamship Washing
ton has arrived, bringing nothing later than the
Indiana at Quebec London Times of the 10th
inst denounces the failure of the Royal Bank as
disgraceful speedy downfall OF the Spanish
Ministry is predicted.
New YORK, Sept. 24th.--Cotton market is firm,
with sales to-day OF one thousand bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept 24--Board of Health report
four deaths from Yellow Fever in the past twenty.
four hours.
ATLANTA, Sept. % Atlanta and Lagrange car
house burned down about o'clock this morning.
Three engines belonging to the Georgia Railroad,
and five to the Atlanta and Lagrange Railroad were
in it. Engines damaged to considerable extent.
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EnrIv Fro.,-The Tobacco Crop.

There have been several 'killing frosts" du
ring the present week. A gentleman who has
had an opportunity TO note the effect Of them
informs us that in Montgomery and Robert
son counties 10 this State, and in Christian
county KY, the Tobacco crop has been almost
wholly cut down. Small portions Of fields,
protected by the forests, have escaped, but
the great bulk of the crop has been destroyed.
As the frosts were general, we presume the
whole tobacco region of Tennessee and Ken
lucky is 10 the same condition. Owing to the
lateness of the season but little tobacco had
been out
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Rim LOcks-all kinds,
Nortice Lock Plated fur'ture
Lull 4 PorteT's widow hinges
Mackerell's Shutter HASTINGS,
Axle Pullies-sash cord.
aug2S n Wholesale
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FEVER AND AGUE cured without using Quinine Arsenic
Mercury Opium Of the poisonous drugs danger
Gus compounds generally resored to by sufferers from this
long drawn affecting and annoying OF al diseases by
reornp Carer's Spanish Mixture which contains
Of the above deeterous substances but cures ectuay
and fully by acting specifically the Liver and skn Puri-
Tying the Bood and expeng the remains Of old medicines
Nth which the system been cloggd opening the pores
Of the body, and allowing itself in breaking
up the dseas and recuperating itsenergies.
See the of Mr. ohm Longdon, OF Va, he had sxed
and chronic Ague and Fever; chs t~cs day three
years Nothing permanently cured him until he tried Car
ters Spanish Mixture bottles Of which perfectly restored
him to health nor has he had chill since He is only
Of thousand who has experen ed the life renewing
effects Of this valuable purifier Of the blood
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The Cottlon Cron oil $500:

The New York Shipping d Commercial List has
published their Annual Statement of the Cotton
Crop of the United States, which shows total OF
1927, s45 bales, being the largest quantity ever
sent TO market during single year; but it includes
about 900, 900 bales, probably more left over from
the preceding year for want Of facilities for sending
il to market.
The total Exports to foreign ports dnring the year
are ., 954 6n6 bales. Stock on hand in the United
States, Slst August Ga, III bales against 10, 1886
same tint last year.
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Assassination in Texas.


MARION TKxAs, Sept 4, 1855.
FpIroRs DmrA One OF those revolving assassi-
nations at which the heart sickens, and which have
become so common in these days OF enormity, was
committed in this county on the night OF the 26th
ult
The victims were A. Z Moore, Esq his wife
and a lovely orphan girl, twelve wears old, who Was,
by adoption one Of the family They had just seat
ed themselves at the supper-tabc in the entry OF
their house, when the assassin, cody fixing rest
Cor his gun by prOpping a board between the two
stems Of an athes twenty steps from the table, aud
10 full view of his unsuspcc,ing Victims discharged
at them a double barreled gun. At the first fire
Moore fell His wife Who sat on his left. exclaimed
Lord have mercy !" and at that Instance received
the contents Of second gun, hred In quick success
rion She fell instantly, and the orphan grid, who
was seated on Moore's right, aud between Mr.
Moore aud the assassin, sprang into the house aud
called for camphor but before the servant could get
10 her she was dead Mr.. Moore received three
shots Ia the head and four In the right side OF the
chest His arm above the elbow was mnch shatter
ed and the hand shot through. tie lived lev
niaates but never spoke. Mrs.. Moore received
four shots in the face, aud never seemed 10 haze
breathed after she fell. single shot Struck the
Young girl little 20 the left Of the spine, passed
through the heart, and coming out at the left nip
ple, lodged in her clothes. have THE 10 my pos.
session; Il Is evidently aslug.
The Coroner's inquest did not elicit ANYTHING sui
fcient 20 found an arrest upon.
There is a great deal Of excitement 10 reference
70 the murders, and | devoutly hope the thousand
eyes turned In search Of ths hendish monster, may
vet detect him through the close obseurity be
has drawa around him. The tears Of friends, the
blood OF an innocent orphan, aud the justice Of hea
ven cry aloud against him.
Mr.. Moore was an intelligent, Amiable, worthy
citizen Among the most warm-hearted. uOmanly
and benevolent of her ser, hrs Moore had no
perior. Without children herself, she bad sbown
the goodness Of her nature in adopting rom smong
the INDECENT three homeless orphans, on whom she
not DOLLY avished al the care ard kindness Ofa 40
Their, bat BY will has left them mos but two,
young lady is and boy "a years. moot Of her
large estate.
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THE REIGN OF ARr-In this wonderful age, Art lays her
mater touches almost everything. The ceilings
and the carpets tread on, haIowed by Art Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud
makes her machines Of wood ard iron, to act with
knowledge and annhaes space with lightning tanned down
to the tuteedge Of boy Nothing is too lofty for her touch
and nothing humble proof of this old conviction
has just fallen under notice. in the shape Of CATHAR
Pill, from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemist DR.. @. J. AYR.
understand the subject he has carried that article
to the arhes perfection of which 1t capable Instead Of
employing Drugs in its composition, have always
thought the necessary and only he has with consum
mate skill extracted the riTes Of the medicine be
poyed and CT mbned them aO in their purity together.
The composition then mixed and rolled by machinery and
steam power into sperod pill which wrapped
vepe Of geatne for p-otec ion from the effects Of weather
time and then hicky coated with sugar. its
passport the palate. Notwithstanding all the labored
perfection they offered the Public at less than one
cent each. However humble the department. think this
may be safely characterized the contamination in
its Intentionally Nes08, Bait
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. O. o. F.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No, /, meets at Odd Fellow's
Hall every Tuesday night Officers: p BuLIoD g.; W.
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE, No 2, meets every Thursday
night. Oflc-rs; w. A NHERRY N g., J. W. RATcLTF, V.
g T W. BARNES sec'y r @. CocKRELL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No 10, NEE every Monday night.
Omcers; 4. PHuLIPs, n. O g. W. DARDES, e. L.
BEAUMONT, sec'y W. CAMERON Treasurer.
Nashville, every Friday night Officers: JoHS Z HnL, N.
G. PEED JoSTE " Il. G. ALLEY sec'y JoHx TASEsLkY,
Treasurer
ENCAMPMENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT, No. /, meets on the LIT
and 81 Wednesday night Of each month. Ocers @. FAY
EEs, P NJ. FoULK, IL. p; p. BuLIoD, s. W.: w. w..
THUEM0sD j. W; J. LYONS Scribe; b. CUTrKR Treas.
OLIVE BRANCH EN3AMPMENT, No. 4, meets
every 20 and 4h Wednesday night OF each month 0eers
X. tDAUSDSoS, q. 2 b. LYONS H. p; q. W. DARDEs 4.
W. W 3. huKSs, J. W., K. 7. FLulSe, Scribe; J n.
WARD Treasurer. N23
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail Road

The attention OF all persons desiring to at
tend the great American and Democratic Con
ventions aud the State Fair, which takes place
next month, is called TO the advertisement OF
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad in
another column. 1t will be seen that the Su-
perutendent, with considerable liberality, has
placed the price of fare down TO a low point.
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To Citizens and Strangers.

rhe publication Office Of the PATRIOT, No. 10,
Deaderick street. having been enlarged, will
be found open at all times, day and night, where
newspapers from all sections of the country,
and the latest telegraphic news will be found
upon our tables for the accommodation of
visitors general invitation is extended to
citizens and strangers in the city to call and
avail themselves of these advantages for OBJ
tanning the latest news.
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Mass Meeting at shelbyville Postponed

The grand American Mass Meeting an
nounced to come off at Shelbyville on the
9Th of October has been postponed to
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th OF OCTOBER; at
which time the Americans of Bedford will
be glad to entertain as many visitors as
may attend. A general invitation is ex-
tended to every citizen of Tennessee.
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No. Dry Goods House.
nOMRsTIC GOOpS.
Nofice fO Consignees.


AAEHVn-lE sept -, isad
WE draymrn 81 Ne hVic havng discontinued reoev.
tng Fosds the DrEot, Consi. whl hsreAner be
nethed o. the ARRIVAL o. heF 50 ID and arniahcd uh
BIZ 81 O. isht due came ANY prrssnting NE
tee I'd paying he hlH OH be FuEsd n snthafia
"a agent oths canuEaes Ths resP1n stty q the Fsad
ternstes wth the delivery % The goods and elAms Coz
detcencrs aud dauhgss oil not BE- allowed arF delivery,
unies b lbeing the duty o. The agent 70 have
pesseason svidcnses q deFFy conaFBees their
agents rsQaired pi ior a articles deliver.
ed RotCrs 81 AZ conssnees uhote place q business
rcaiisncs - Dol kneNn sil Be seat . ths Post ce.
CHAH W. AknaRrON, Agent
B-fhe eo.scs % the shove notice 4 not - give Con
senres Gny unnosrzsaTy iroEble. euRpe afaymen "a
assume responsibilities thst d. nj lsEitimatey heong 10
fsr businsss sFy deans he pefon % tAs road,
leseiua sneschauu AID draymrn . make thsir
rsnsenenta ssrtl6 Ee c. W. A.
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AUG UsTA, ATLANTA, AND NASHVILLE TELE-
GRAPH.-We are Indebted to the operator for
Geographic dispatches over the above line,
which is now ia good working order The
merchants and business men of Nash vile have
long felt the need of this line of telegraph, ard
we doubt not, will speedily avail themselves
of its advantages. Under the present manage
ment, we are persuaded, it will always be
kept in repairs.
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Wholesale Dry Goods
Geo. Goo.
TO MERCHANTS ONLY.

III MEhChANIS ONL1s
SlIXTY- FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of New and
Fashionable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Clothing and Hardware &C.. &C. be sold at pri
for cash and four months payable in Bank
These Goods have been bought in New York and B0sIn
the heavy Decline at auction Of Inufacurers agents
and by Che package at prices varying from five to fifty
than their prices in June and july These Goods
consigned TO to be closed Immediately, in word,
defy competition in this market. Merchants who do
business make and pay cash and give four
months and pay them will please give call.
Those long winde1 gentlem who willing to from
twenty five TO seventhve cents forfeit goods for the
privilege twelve months then their earliest conVe
nience, house is no place for.
AIS Thirty Thousand Dollars worth Of New and Des-
rabe Goods consigned to be sold at auction excIu
svey.
Our Auctisn Sales will continue as usual every Tuesday
and Thurs lay.
TsR1s-Al under 800 cash; s1CO four months
time.
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants
up their Stocks the Nashville market try
pop, and il don't do what promise then pass by
We take great pleasure showing entire any
and all who will give a call
TRABUE LUCAS,
Commission Merchants,
septl3-u No. Is Public Square.
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f1w- We invite attention to the advertise
ment of J. G. Baldwin & Co. for Agents TO
sell the Excelsior" Corn Crusher. As this
Mill is having very rapid sale, fine oppor-
tunjty is doubtless offered for profitable em.
ployment
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To FamIIies.

Heads of American families are hereby in
vited to turn out in carriages in the procession
tosday in honor of Mr.. Bell. Printed tickets
were sent to a large list, but the Committee
fear that they have omitted some. All those
who have not received them, will accept this
in lieu of a special invitation.
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Are you Getting Bald

Isyour hair turning greys Do you wish cultivate good
whiskers and mOustachesH Your hair to be soft silky
glosyH Your head be cool comfortable and free ofdand
ruff Mothers your children to have luxuriant heads
ofhar? Then BoGLE's HYPERION FLUID, which HeUer
s in its unerring effects Prices rs cts so cts 70 cts and
81 so bottle BOgle's Balm Of CytheIia stands
vailed for graduating tan i'd pimp!es and identifying the
complexion. Price so cts Inventor and proprietor W.
Boyle, BO-'"n- and sold by Druggists everywhere.
mV81
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Every member of the Executive Committee will
ing of that Committee takes place at No. SO, Cherry
street, up stsirs, on SATURDAY aoRNKG, 10 o'clock
Ed. BURKE PICKETT, Set J.
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EY- Capt r. G. FOSTER has consented to
charge of the military to-day.
Ladies ia carriages are requested to form on
Spring street between Broad and Church sts.,
under the command of MarShals Cox, Battle
and Webb. THOS. /. SMILEY,
Chief Marshal
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E.itors Of Me .NqshviLle Potriot

Editors Of the Nashville POtriot:
Gentlemen: Please announce my name as can
d tate for Alderman in the sth Ward at the ensuing
election.
HAnd also. please stste that / will address my
fellow.citizens Of the Sth Ward on Friday night,
2sth inst, on the Municipal affairs OF the Corpo-
ration, at Newborn's Store, on Cherry street.
Sent %. 1856. HERMAN Cox.
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The Art of Oy ing Human Hair

is but imperfecy understood even by those who
the gIeatest pretensions The most Of the popular Hair
Dyes of day may, for the time color the hair but
to be succeeded by furnished green other unsghy ap
pearance. Boges Electric Dye is void of these
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither sunshine can
nish in the least and to make assurance doubly sure
his agents authorised to REFUND the money If the
perfect satisfaction is not given Prices so cts 81 90
81 50 per Inventor, W. BoGLE Boston, and Sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
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GnIIatiu Races-Third Day.

DR.. Shelby's bl c., by Hamlet, three years
old, won the club purse yesterday: mile heats,
beating Col. Round tree's fine horse ]. P. Pow
er, 10 two straight heats. Odds four to one on
the latter, but few hackers.
Time-l:49; 1852.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

We are authorized TO announce ANDREW ANDERSON
q candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election
We are authorz TO announce ROBERT B, CAsTLEMAN,
ESQ., candidate for reelection TO the once OF Mayor
We are authorized to announce J. c. DARDEN q candi-
date for Mayor.
We are authorized to announce IRA p. JONEs, csa-
didate Alderman in he Sth Ward.
We authO lied TO announce J. PULLMAN, candi-
for Alderman in the Fifth ward.
We are authorized r. announce JOHN r. MORGAN as a
candidate for Alderman in the Fourth ward
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CONSUMPTION and the Diseases Of the Throat and
LUNGS TREATED ISHALATIoS OF INDICATED Va
Poas-or VIM Hunter, brother Of DR.. Robert Hunter
specially announce to all those who afflicted with dis
OF the throat and lungs that he has returned to St.
Louis where he intends permanently to establish himself
There probably class Of diseases which wide
spread in their nature and terrible in their results
the diseases Of the throat and lungs It. therefore, becomes
matter OF socitude to the profession TO know il
there be any whereby those diseases be conrO
ed and ameiorated.
Dr. R. Hunter aud myself have made these diseases our
peculiar study for several years. and have found
that the only whereby these diseases be reached
is direct local application the prescribing Of medicines
which breathed into the ungsn the form Of and
consequently brought in contact with The whole
surface of the lungs The of treatment has
fIlY sustained the theory.
Persons distance sending full description of their
case will receive treatment according to their symptoms
VIM HUNTER, NJ. D.,
ONCE Eighth between Pine and Chestnut streets, west
side. sept6-3m