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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-10
From the Marion (lla. American.
The Palmettoes in Mexico.
BY oNE OF THE TWO HUNDRED.
y sEREs-No. roun.


TsERiEs-No' FOUR.
hi writing these chapters, I must parcn-
thcsizc occasionally, little conversation
with the Palmcttocs. Within the last
week | have been pleased to receive many
new Subscribers. Among them is Col. q.
IT, GLADDEN.. Hc was at the Buncombc
Springs in North Carolina, and will soon
return to New Orleans. Captain Summer
writes INC letter in regard to the members
of his company. 1t tells sad tale.
"Thcrc are few of us here indeed some
are dead, and some are gone to the West"
lIt Sccrest sends me an intcrcstinn letter
communicative s,,po ;nnortont f9ots
Snroking nf flo vnuthf,lnrss nf biy onn,,,o
nv COMPANY (which numbered II mem
he saws. ~
tUThcrc wcrc but forr mon ovcr 20 rco,s
of ooc. The aces Of thc rcna;ndcr r,ngnJ
from II to29 and most of tbom ,ycrc fy6H
20 to % Years old" Lnnc ali jbo -sur,,i.
royS. priyatcs os we'll os officers will wr;tc
mo n letter / wish N bo,r on,,tl,;,,.' tbnv
NAV rcmcmhcr Which tbcv ibini. wortI
recor1in~ I also w;.b r. Teoy how m,an,,
of each comnanv. arc~now liv;un, tLc;r
places of residence and tho names nf those
who have dicd since tbc;r rcturn
| 4 ladv writes me
| ar ro,o;vo1 +I,o tn,, lo., A;,, 30
~ S'' W
uay' ''"' very "hAlouh ior tne Ialinct-
toes to get to lighting. My scrap book Is
increasing now You remember told
| Won that ] was ,roscrvinV tbo skotcbcs of
tho pol,nottno. IN Nov;oo - Sl,.,,o an
your bloody.min,lndncss Miss Rchrrc, -
Do Won want the moor follows to bc killed
over again. before their time2 BE npticnt
and [ will let you SUP ON horrors, dream Of
shosts, and breakfast on blood
@lf you have tears prepare to SHED them Then
The subject viii deserve it,"
The hNdships of the Palmcttoos began
from the very day when they left home
The call was sudden and unexpected, the
response was immediate, and the march was
hurried, and precipitate. In the bleak
month of December, through mud and rain
they. made forced marches to the place OF
rendnzvons. ltwasa commmgling of mor
from mountain and from sea, from highland
and from lowland The city, the town
the village, the hamlet, and the country
each sent its representative who met a
strangers, strangely united ia common
cause, and common fate.
each valley. each scquestcrod glen
Mustered its little horde of men i.
IT, nIt S; a. da1r sGrren1s lrS inc hcignt
sin eathering M tbev no,,r olong'
| 4 voice more Iou,l, a tide more strong,
Til at the rendezvous they stood
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-10

heart went to my room to writc-hc
went to the parlor, and remained there till
eleven. lie came up late, and told me he
intended to stay ga few days" l left him
next morning, and did not see him again
until he overlook us at Mobile. lie showed
me lock of silllcn, jet black hair. He
was engaged to the beautiful maiden, but
death forbade the bans. Tic was killed at
Chcpnltcpcc AS I stepped over his body,
wcItcring in blood, | thought Of his beau
tiful bctrothcd-not to be his bride Poor
HpvworJ
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-10

NEw YoRK EAfERs IN pARIs,-Thc New
York papers arc received in Paris with great-
crregularity than for q long time beforc,---
They are seldom stopped at the Post Olice
The reason, assigned for this is, that they arc
so full Of murders and other crimes that the
govcfnmehtis quito willing to have them cir
cies Of the Parisiaus, whose own municipal
regulations arc SO admirably calculated to
secure tic comfort, independence, safety aud
pleasure Of the citizens.
(Procidsllce Journal, 15M,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-10
IN. McGowan,s Addrcss.
The Panic North.

NEW YoRK, Sept 30-1'hc Mctropoli-
tan, Republic, Merchants, Bank of Now
York, Moch. ics', American, Exchange,
Union Wd rhonix Banks have issued II
circular, assuring the public of their ability
and determination to maintain the specie
bosis, and expressing the opinion that the
tendency of specie and produce to this point
will soon enable the banks hero to relieve
the pressure.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-10

ILLcxampIcs are like contagious diseases,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13
CO N NJ E R CIAL.

NhpskspN kstSiSo, Augue u
RisrR --Low-but no, yet down TO low water mark
by two feet The rains above have brought the river
20 stand aud there has been bat little change du
ring the past week
wsArsts We have had too much rain tue p.st
week for harvest iimes and In come localities ,hcr,
IL serious apprehension The weather 10 yer, warm
during the day, with eaceeding, heavy islis Of dew
at night Since our las, repor, have been Waited
BY humber OF showers
Resissss. Ac We can only reilsfale our remarks
OF ast week about the general dulinrss Buslue.. 10
impstienily awaiting the returns Of harvest. Moth
Ing viii he done ,ili harvest Is and wheat com
mcnees 10 coine In The little new wheat which bas
been brought In recently was for rcshipncnt There
have been arrivals cf old wh-a, worth mention
Ing AMI the city mill. continue idle We have no
changes 10 notice In grans The wheat crops as no.
eed In another article viii be In ihs region heavier
than ever before. The crops good In fact they
could not well be better white . larger amount wss
sowa than al any pscviou. s~ason The rains have
vcry materially increased the prospects of good or
fair corn crop Potatoes Also look iauch better and
there will he fsii erops where lew weeks ago fall.
ur expected Oar merchants are preparing 10
start kast for Fall and Winter gncds and come are
perhaps already tn the Eastern market There will
bc heavier stocks 4 prs Coed. broaxht to pssen.
port this fall iof )obhag, than were ever heE,re
opcned in the city, notwithstanding the dullness Of
the There viii also be heavy stocks ~ Hard
ware Boots and shoes. ke., with Of course a well
supplied grocery market. We give corrected quota
,lcns below, cmi,,lag our extended remarks,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

eert,ns church property ZION. iaAa,ioa be recon.id
cred carried
Aid lie CLAIRE moved that the petliioa bc laid
On the table ,tll next meeting
Aid wAsHBuRN moved to amend BY referring
the petition to special committee Of three which
was accepted and carried, committee 10 report Al
next regular meeting Aid. lie Claire Rammins
and Forrest. committee
A communication was read from O. l.iug relativ.
TO sidewalk on lot blocks
AID FORREST moved that the Street Commls
slcnsr and Marshal proceed TO put down oil eide
walks which have been taken up for purposss Of
public Improvement Carried
communication wAs read from Brayton & Bois
making proposals relative TO nrady s,ree, and an
other fcr grazing sseoad stree,
Aid SEARS offered resolution that the propo.,.
tions Of Aessrs Brsyton 4 Bots and Mr Arnd, tc
referred toa special eommttcc Of three with full
power TO act, together with Gil other streets, the
cstamlsins for which 10 let Passed Aid Scare
Fotres, and washbutn committee
Reports Of Commissioners appointed to widen and
extend certain streets, were read and accepted
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13
TlIl: CONSTITUTION.

II the official majoriiics continue to in.
crease. The Republican vote over the report
cd returns, We may safely say that the Con
stitution has carried by a majority of over
three thousand. No contingency that VIC
can imagine will reduce the majorit, below
two thousand. The Democru, continues 10
deceive its readers by publishing table en-
bracing some Of the msjorities as reported
last wcex, and others manufactured for the
purpose. Il will be seen that many Of our
majoritics are official
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

.G- When the editor Of III. N,as gets tired
II barking at Adds /" heels. he will proha-
lily stop. but We aepe he viii not disco,nmosie
himself for what will b~ no particular accom-
mediation to US. lie has probably perceived
~ this time that We have no disposition 10
kick him out cfhis obscurity.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

To A number Of laborers were Yesterday
Engaged in breaking the macadamized stone
on Brady street finer We saw handbills offer
ing from 81 10 o. per day for laborcrs to do
this kind OF work
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

A large lot OF water melons were for
ale at tho lie Claire market house Yesterday
morning. They were small. and averaged
,bou, 2oaeo cents. They were bought ia llli
l,ois and the owner sayshe has lost money on
iis speculation.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13
Nrw WHEAT rlorR-The first new wheat

NEW WHEAT rlorR The first new wheat
-four we have had an opportunity Of testing
th, season was sack sent Us Yesterday from
the Moline Flour Mill Of II r, Sickles d Co
who are represented in this city by the Moline
Flour store on Second street This hour Is OF
excellent qualit,, as il MI the family hour
made ut the Mclinc Flour Mill This firm has
the honor Of being the first to bring new
wheat hour into the Davenport market this
season. They have lot Of 1t on hand at their
Flour store o.. Second street rs viii be seen
hy advertisement. We take pleasure In warmly
recommending 1t as sery superior article
The Moline Mill, brand oil iiour stands Do
serye,liy high since the Messrs. Sicklcs have
been running the Mills They have made
improvements and contemplate more, 30 as 10
keep fully III, with the times.
-
MAJ boo ~ A HorsE ~ lesterday morning
about daylight Mr. aud Mrs. Kirk, living on
Harrison street, on the bluff were awakened
by the singular conduct of their dog In the
same room. A light was burning, aud the
dog terrier to whom they were much At
,ached was seen with alarine eyes and foam
Ing mouth, ffantically running about the room,
and making singular noise In his agony. Mr.
Kirk called nj him. when the dog sprans furi-
ously at the bed Mr Kirk struck him
strong blow. when the dog tumblcd over on
his back and lay apparently dead. Il msy
well be i,oagi gined that his owners lcft the room
without stopping To examine his prospects OF
recovery, and locked him In. They called on
their next ncighbor Mr. Hill to kill him He
got his gun, and after going down town for caps,
returned, and putting his gun through the
window shot the dc. There Is no doubt but
the animal was rasine mad, and his owners
made a fortunate escape Let this be warn.
Ing TO others having dogs Keep every dog
that mast be kept tied up OF closely muzzlcd.
We notice some strap muzzles which are no
muzzles at all so far as keeping the dog from
biting is concerned
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L. W.. CURTls = CO.,

F.lcetse9F 20 uSourteH = turues = huutJ
E0Rw ARDIyG AND COMMISSION MRR
T. CHANTS, Warehouse, opposite X y depot
Dealers II Grain, Flour. sai, Cement, aad all de
seq. pgoas of Farm Produce.
orders solicited and attended to With dispatch e.,
o.Asr saske.s
Oar facilities are ample for this storage Of Ill Kind
Of Gran aud Produce
I4bsr.l cash slvaaees made oa cones amsn,s whsr
dcsired,
Spec d sieascn paid 10 receiving and 'vtwsrdin,
goods by railroad or rive. Charge n ssts shshes
fa;ss
RRsIakseEs-Cook 4 Sargent, nanksrs, Davsn
pert Chgbb, Bro, barrow 4 Co Bsuksrs, Davsn
fft, Banker, Buffalo psak oi orisaas, Albion, n
Cafy Uralz cornmiss Ion Mereha AMI, o. Lors Ccllins
ualapEEsy = CO, Chseago, wuTs. Hatch = Co
chcago; W. n. MeAilster. Esq., Chicago; Doughty
wllkslson 4 Co, Poughke espse, Watkins 0wssy
Gomlplssloa Merchant. louisville, ks
Tn 9x ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

fT Mosquitoes are quite troublesome In
certain parts Of the city, but generally bars
are not necessary.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

~ The new railing Z. Cook, ESQ is erect
ing about his beautiful dwelling is attracting
considerable attention. II Is far superior 10
anything else of the kind in the city, and cost
about q 0O0
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

DrRIIs HorsE--The brick work Of this
spacious hotel IL progressing rapidly. We
hope to see the Doctor domiciled Ia his exten-
live quarters before the ice Of winter conseals
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13
for Sale.

Tor SALE--A SOFA BEDSTEAD AT
striekand. Judd Daaham'. store nusll
l.soR sA.E.--uoEsE, BUGGY, HARNESS
saddle agi Birdie All this property "a " lLc
vcrs utss quality and ~tf h~ sold chesr Tot cssb or
Pstt oa n~, uF gSea IT, part pay lot Lonse sEd s'
rs IN exchange 60 iat
ly.s,f EADs
EASE FOR SALE--rHE SUBSCRIBER
- ueFs Gtf sale thc lease ana -xtrgg. II Tho uaTd
ware stere he ROW occupies, a. he iht.u3s sean t.
remove 10 hts lev store in Nichols Hl0ck Ts-
above store 10 wsll hsiei ap and one ~ the tssi "
'Eied Ia the siis frr trade
. q wAsHBuRNr
I9AvenpaEa .InIV lath lsag
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lr A stormy wind blew yesterday but il
lid not efJect much good In cooling the At
mosphere
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AaaivAL o. fnG CANADA.
Three Days Later frosss Earspe

HaLirAA, August II.
The steamer CdEdda from Liverpool on
Saturday, August l, arrived here this alter
noon.
The vessels Of the Atlantic Telegraph Ca
BILE expedition, were all at Cork, and were
to leave ON the lst for Valencia Ray. Ex-
periments Ia prove the entire length III the
cable were entirely successful.
The American horses Pryor and Pryorcss
had been beaten ia the race for the Good
wocd cup.
The Indian Mail had reached London, and
fully confirms the telcgraphic advices r.
ccivcd Via Trieste.
There is M confirmation Of the capture
Il Delhi, but the rumor obtained much ere
dence.
conspiracy had been discovered Tor 4
general rising at Calcutta, and the Europe.
ans hsi all been armed
The cotton market closed with an ad,ane-
ing tendency
Brcadstuiis quiet weather favorable, and
the harvest prospects good.
Richardson Spencer 4 10. report Hour
quiet and steady. Wheat AN average bus,
hess without quotablc change. corn-~-white
advanced Is ON the week
Richardson, Bros. quote wLca, declines,
lap
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

- The people are submissively going to
the market houses for meats. There Is much
srumblinq. but they can't help themselves.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

ECr That carpenter who one moath since
promised We should have awnings to our sane.
tum windows tho following week, had better
be hurrying them along ii he has any wish to
have Us keep cool on the subject
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Copartncrsbips, Sc.

4 s0PARrNERSlilp AorlIE-~TIlE CO
" PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing. under tho
irm of MeGr,ssf. iawes HlskeueTv IS pired Jun.
sih. 1851 n consequence @I She death W A w Ge
Htespt Ithsr of The nadcr-lgnsd wll s.t, tho usm-
the late ufm in the settlement IL its sfA.fs aud
..,ll also eoa'inae the nsnking anA EAehas ~ hu-
,s@ess under the st.l. VI bi.AkENDRL d IAwEs
= thrir old s,ahd Mslnsi
NJ BiAKEMORE
"A LAMLs,
isesf sur,isipg Partners
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Gents Furnishing (seeds.

THE ONLY PLACE IN DAVENPORT
j where full aud choice assortment Of the abc,,
soois be- found IL at
MARITIME
lie keeps everything la that line OF the best aual
ity aud he cell. thrIn right
Call aud s"~ him a, HE New Store
II n MARTIN,
ic3aif Brady street four doors heuw Third
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13
One Price Store.
y. n. PAR Ms 4 CO.

Wholesale ani Nessn Dealers In
Ready Made ClSshang,
Cesehs, Gasst0seres
vSseassgss and 0ensls-
snsa's Furnishing Goois.
LAVE NOW IN STORE, OVER 3n.u0t
LII polisr~ worth of the above mentioned .susl-
which must he sold We have oyefhau!ed ouf " hu.t
stock and marked our gocds down least nfeen pe
c~nt aud have resolved from ths day for~a ard Il
sell nj ONE PRICE aud 81 low ,ha, defy euinpc
tition We are connected with the II known C.
tablishmcnt of Huntington, Wadswcrsh a Parks, %
Chicago aud Bstcn, aud Ne buy gcods Manufae
turers prees. With thcse faciti-. think We esi.
Oder YOU great bargains
Particular attention paid 10 the manufacture ci
Custom Work Garments warranted 80 fi M,
salc.
Store opposite lie Claire Row at the Old stand oi
Edward Alden
X II PARKs& GO
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Go cct or Cease.


tsoR RENT SEVERAL HOUSES STU
= ~ III ea klpies a.d Main streets Apply %
Il tluss
an6ilW F PARKER
lsO EINT.-rMD DWELLINGS IN THk
blua 20 sN fcen- each iusi completed
ALL. House GA Terry hstNee0 Fourth ard PM.
sttrst, cabtainia. sct ei4 1aans
II lasee III ! uCCJFs
ausila. fstry tetwceu Fourth sud r nh sss
MAsLRLi HuuSE FOR RENT = Htaa
~ The Shove named wel kaevp Lsuse U.U
situate o. Maia strset. near cth. 4, for rent -
either in part 81 ~ &iaes~ Iha haasc will be rented
fer dwelling purposes only, ~ fer = private hosrd
Ing house taaNenient .,csii"a ana u stiohdd r.vss
view make u most desirable place Tar rat.eu
lars Inquire II tho ptogseter. II {. pREts,
iyfs asw Al the fseiae Brgpetv
TO LEASE FOR A TERM Oh YEARS
l nj . low rsat the cosnmodscus stone hsuse n.
last pasenpcri oa the corner II Msin and Mot
streets, eeAialung ~ rooms II ~ admirably stur
Ted Tor a hotel or boarding who're such a horss 10
mneh NE led The grounds ample for garden
iahsIns, Ar Tbs hnlliiar - now and will bs anlsL
"A and ready lot az occupant bs the let uf August
Apply - W II HlipRE1H,
jsvtf Last Dassarog
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The Dali, u. D.vcnpost C:aassse,


tY Yesterday was one Of the warnest days
We have had for several weeks
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

SEw YonK August N
fLort Market iess active hut price. nie hanged
Demand chi-fs for taca and Eastern trade -zi.s
s1Uo bbas a, W IA Tor choice super state sosses W
for extra state 81 tosstG 60 snper Western ~ oots
q, ~ for common to medium sHirA Michigan, Ind
ana, Wisconsin, aud Ohio
NnsAr Marks, heavy and lower for new sales
sstD bu. Chicago spring lt0 80 bus new Seuih-rn
u, suGel, ,s3t FIR Red " s0ssei ~ for white
kus-i.p~er aud dull st ti4,sio oa
Coss- MARKET nrm sales s3 eoo hus MIXED West
eFn q 40 kGr rlo-ins heavy,
OASs-stesdy At - cse for state ctssse f4'
Western.
Wnsssy- Market heavy sale. 80 hbs. In lol. ~
slc, CLOSING with no baysrs over aoc
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

FROM kansas.
ST. Louis, August IL
kansas advlces 10 the sth are received
Walker returned 10 Lawrence with his
troops, the apprehension Of an Indian attack
proving groundlcs-
The officers Of the city government met
on the 9Th, and arc pcrfecting ordinances
Election returns Indicate nearly unsni.
nous vote in favor Of the Topeka Constitu-
ton.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-13

nENTlsTs- DocT. NJ. TENDERS HIS
- thAnks r. the public generally, for the liberal
patronage BESTOWED uIan him during tho last fous
years constant prsctics In HE rEose-@cn aid would
lnisrm them that he ha@ Asecclacd with him In his
rrofsssoG Doet 4. A. Morrison, uf Pklafelpha. Who
has bad long experience, aid comes vel recon.
msuded In JMnieivy
IL Recommending ourselves 10 the public We viii.
sn sl case. sndeas0r tD give satisfaction.
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TuE MaEAr CRor.--on some farms IN this
urighborhood the wheat has been harvested
but the heavy rains have generally thrown the
work behind hand There never were more
beantiiul crops In this region nor near sc
mach wheat planted. More rains may prove
disastrous and serious fears are entertained by
those, and they are the great majority. who
are not yet through with the harvest We
aeed not say That the farmers are now just rs
will soon be over The wheat crop sll
through the West Is large and generally good
la this part VI the country tho season has
been unusually backward, and our 'has,es,
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sAsirAay.-we publish the following colu-
nunication at the request Of friend after
striking out one or two portions that are
thought mi. hit be productive Of more evil than
good, which last We are assured, II the only
object the writer has In view. We hope his
admontions may be needed, .. portion are
scasopable and worthy Of attention
MEssRs. Epfrons The enquiry meets you
on every side why 70 great fatality among
children in our city and who is to blame for
itt | will give q few Of the ressnnss that
seem to me and 10 many Of our phssieian. nv
the most probable.
The first is the putrid condition Of the alleys
aud some of the streets Of the city. Not an
alley has been properly cleaned out this season.
Secondly the removal OF - much earth,
excavations and 6llings In the eits followed
BY much rain and ho, SUM
Third, We have more ponds Of stagnant
water than ever were known since the place
was settled, while second, Third, Fourth and
Fifth streets appear to be constructed In many
places with sicw TO hold water all season,
| while Oh the blun our City Fathers are con-
struc,ing reservoirs for breeding psslilesce a
Brady Perry and Parnum streets
| Fourth, our wells Of water are rendered i'm
pure by the number and eontisuity Of prisies
which In themselves are recognized II not seen
| By the passers by ON nearly every block In
town. There have not been h.c Ia the city
constructed or kept As provided for by the
ordinance 10 that effect.
| Ia former years when cholera was supposed
u b. In our midst and about 10 sweep OF able
bodied nm and women By dozens, our City
Council went 10 work cleaning up lining and
purifying every nook aud corner. had Board
Of Health who with the then Nershai visited
every cellar and los. snA eompslIed clea nlinss'
and protected The citixens bu. now the case
l. different. what b the Marshai doug
who has yet, since hi Induction into Office
seen him looking up sl,s fssl alleys thss infes
our city, In seeing tho condifton II nany o
them In he rsar Of or hotsi, boarding
An0pes and restaurants; In pressing hosn'
upon svssy sne ~ nscsssisy Of keeping clsap
Lst - aor - y uork h earnest, 1T svss!
mener = - Couacu - . hsaish olless
and pwhaps - dssassysr may - "a An,
from or Niaa beGsse - eunannso ~ sos
asss ansag eA1lD ~Aor6w1 - oulnInly =
case un2an ~ eaapooaDe $3.50
IaietG stvs ~ ee1e y = .s,ru,u
~, hss .y1sAhss, - ~ -, ~ -
. SA1nk hssS 11u1s y = ~ - nnsn = -
1
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JAMES NOR ROW,

SuRGE0N & MECHANICAL DENTIST
~ Oier. HE services sueb to his friends and the
public In general believing that he and will give
entire satisfaction in ali work done IN the Dental ae
lie has been engaged In pr 0ooiriehs ofee for the
iasi nnecn suouths, aad believing that he has sus
. portion 81 the patro.age ~ hi. f,,..'d. ard he
public HE requirements In the knowledge Of Den
tsiry, aud arrangements In his oues and laboratory
are such thai he 10 prepared 10 do any work n the
bcntsl lite. His mode of different frsm all
other. 20 ILls sectiua VI the cvuAsry being noru
cl.saly and darable, and worn with more cumfprt
aud satisfaction the wcsr.f He viii at In ssiid
cia indeatar~s from ~ ~ ~uise est aud ~ I'll
other work appsrsninink 20 Dentistry.
Office sId residence eoEnte eted, Fourth sfreet.
L second House West ~ MsiA, sdiolninx DR.. roun.
Il tsiG's residence. Any number of references givsu
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