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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-17

H. c. LOAD, Pres Ind. and Gin. Railroad.
Z. GE5T, Pres. Wilmington and ZalesVihe kahroad- -
A. NJ SEARLEs, Pres Merchants Manutacturers ms 20
JAS H. CARTER Agent for tna and other Hartford Co.'S
HENBY MoRToE, Pres. Central Insurance Company
GEo. CARLILE, President Lafayette Bank
GEo W. CoFFE, Bell Manuf'r, No lOZ East second ST.
BAKER VoE Put, No. so Fourth st.
EzRA BAILEY Sm th St., between Fourth and Fifth.
J. OGDEN Tailor and Draper, Fourth st.
MmEs GREENWOOD, Iron Foundry.
Judge ". Y. GHOLsOS.
J0Hs sHILIIro Co., Dry GOods Dealers, Fourth St
AlITCHELL R4MMMsBERG, Furniture Manufacturers an
Dealers, Fourth st.
W. Il. STEWART, Builder 3io Plum 81.
MKKIwETHER a STILwELL, Louisville.
WM. s. MoREYNoLDs & Co., Clarksvile, Tenn.
apr29-12minsd&H
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Definition Of Abundance. &


In Lynchburg, va:, there is alad pro.
verbal as'beihg bad speller. The school
that be attends, has among its many rules
and regulations, one that requires the
scholars to spell column IN the dictionary,
and "give meaning, ,''just as the school
opens; Well this lad was cat the foot ofhis
elass.,'a The next day the. Grst word was
nadmittance.n Our hero had been walk.
ing around, sight. seeing, when his eye fell
upon d circus bill which had, among other
inducements to draw 4 crowd, the words:
.Admis.ance-- --twentyaRse cents y Mig
gers and Children half price.n Our Young
friend spelts the word and learned It by
ssheart.,' ~ 81 esisf sEskss5 esg ID 90 sstsss
Next day, strange to say, the head boy
missed, and the next, and SO on, until it
came to our particular frierd, WHO was in
the meantime all excitement with the hope
Of getting "head," being sanguine that he
was right. Here's the result 49,:
Teacher--Boy at the foetspen @admit-
tance." sagsst "a sstsa EFT
Boy-Ad-mit-tance., ei;j3 "a Isafs s.is
Teacher Give the deinitiop.as sas5e
Boy Twenty five centsvTniggers and
children half price ls.ses 1 St lis aaGSs
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::95.55 WooDsFIELD MONROE COUNTY, OHIO,

before that time had been at college, SC
that had never seen him; but uncle re.
membered him at once, and had insisted
on his staying till / came down, though
Harry, from delicacy would have left after
an inquiry about my health. My uncle
was one of these eewho will not be put off
and SO Harry remained. ..sThe luckiest
thing,Y he says II ever did, .as3i
Milo is now my favorite steed, for Harry
broke him for me; and we ere all as happy
as the day is long, uncle idcluded; for un-
cleinsisted on our living with him, and ]
told him, atleast would consent, "if on
ly to keep Poll Wilkes from cooking his
dinner" To which he answered, looking
at Harry. You see what q spit-6re it is,
and you may bless your stars if you don't
rue the day she went out to ride" siF,g
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IMPORTANT TESTIMONY

4
f A ludicrous item Of testimony was
squeezed ont Of avillage gallant at Medina
N. SY., in the course of the sGoroner's in
vestigation. The, rIss5unsps there says
that the facts, without addition Or abate
ment, are stated Mr.. Aminidab Doolitlt
was called on the witness stand, bl1shing ii
anticipation of the revelation he might bt
called onto make. John w Graves, esq.,,
who conductedthe case sput him through
as follows. 4, .,aA, f.cs ba-ai,,s 49,,
| Graves-Where were you. on Sunday
1evening last? 1s''N' - $50. $50 >
aa Doolittle-At the Methodist church
| sir. = eas1gSgs SD a.21 ssajc 60 aev
Graves - Where did yon9lgog aftel
church?
\ Doolittle--I went down to Centerstreet
I Graves-How far down. Center stree,
did you GO? : -
Doolittle-Well went down to
street. s5ssssE as9 asesas s1ga ssiT
lGrayes-W hat house did you go to on
c. . >. street? e,-, -,Rr.e4. z,ni4isA ..s..s
.Doolittle-WellI I went to, went to-
We'll I dontknow as I'm obliged to tell
where Iwent. .ssa8ss sa5 Hint o. gsi5asig
Iea GraYes-Y You are obligedIatoe telle@su
out with it.;hssl 3 haa ,yisuo9 neiau 81
Doolittle-I went to-r-toTsMr. Hig,
fgins'. -.
saGtavesA How late did yoil ataysa sid
IS Doolittle-I staid till---welI,J about Ten
o'clock sasaiss' k9Vasgea ss8sa eds aliE
Graves-Where did syou go then7 ID
Doolittle--Didn't go anywhere-I staid
to Mr.. Higgins
Graves How late did you stay?'a =
Doolistle--I staid 'till-.-till---I guess
about | ! o'clock. asa,sa;gsf .-asa
Graves Yes---And where did you go
then9 s4s sg AsspZ ass & g33Gssa s
Doolittle Didn't go anywhere T staid
at Mr. Higgins till about half past eley-
enl q fass a&iaE2stss zsFa s58t Uasa q
sGrayes--WelL then where did you ,gos
10 qDoolittle-dsw went to-I don't know, sir
as I'm Obliged to tell where I went saol
eGraves--You are obliged. toateH, sir,
where did youlgo? "a Essa. .s4ase3aes al
DoolittlerI went towel i didn't ge
anywhere. By special request. I,staid all
tnlghtlss Es~zszS sd kssss s4sEss 4siy Is rs
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The Largest Giant in the world.

Some weeks ago we gave a few facts in
regard to the weight and dimensions Of
Miles Darden, who died in Tennessee, and
was. said to be the largest man in the
world The Jackson Rhsig has the follow
ing additional particulars Of the deceased,
furnished BY Rev. John Brooks: -,
s.He was twice married, His children
are very large, but probably none of them
will ever be more than half the weight Of
their father He was quite active and
lively, and worked until about four years
ago, when he became SO fleshy that he was
compelled to stay at home, or be hauled
about in atwo horse wagon. : ss-s...:,..s9 = 90
'"In 1889 he made contract with q
tailor to furnish him suit Of clothes for
$50--the. cloth was to cost s$5 per yard.
Upon measurement it took twelve yards oil
cloth. So the tailor lost $40 and the
making The tailor states that three
men,, each weighing over two hundred
pounds, put the coat on, buttoned it around
them and walked across the square at Lex.
ington. In 1850 it took thirteen and
one-half yards Of tlax7cloth, yard wide, to
make him coat. . It took sixteen yards
Of cambria for his shrond; twenty -four
yards Of black velvet to cover the sides and
lid Of his coffin; one hundred and twenty,
Eve feet Of plank to make his coffin. - -.
"His coffin was eight feet long; across
the breast thirty:two inches; across the
head eighteen inches; across the foot four
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NUMBER M
Missouris to beyarF1Haafate.

N1l86oQr1e 10 Q0S8rI1B6& nate,
7 From sIletter from one Misa5dffs6 70
annother@ 5comnaun;oofs fsd = * M "a s,as.as u.
U.a..,.. -. -. a..at s. ..us-:
'a,''ea VIC sAslacs sne 'ono"''s a... pAss-
grapns' -. 80 - - - -
lit is ldiesto thlpk sAfiesduriSuill ton-
tinue a slave states Is is impossible. -
Destiny-the irresistible thread Of oppo-
sing infuences,s iasunmisfakefIls lettering
has already declared ethsfwiseS K4hsas
is virtually free now: Three-fonrths of
our borders are already pressed by tho
flooding emigration from tAe free states.
If some Of It has; passed ous beuqdTyin-
TO Kansas and Nebraska, checked " NE
inferiority of soilisimbesgclimat and gos-
ernment, it is turning back upon us, Ike
q suddenly impsded food. Uddes these.
girdlingl infaences, slavery iM isl>nri
must perish. Hsisdestiny, and above, far
above partisan CONTROL sx2Eit
will gradually disappear, withont ~ vio-
lent disruption Of she ifelstl01 master
and slave; and in~thisway it ought 20 dis
appear without M "A the least Impeding the
gradual and steady infiuenc now blight
ing the institution and driving Il s6{et he
border. ~-.--
'Thoughz born end sbreain slave state
n al. IL -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-02

-fY The st. Paul Daily Tines tells
Of an Irishman, in that city, who was ei-
gagged 1t o drains and had his pickk.ax
raised into the air just as the town clock
struck twelve. when. determined to work
no more before dinner, he let go Of the
pick shd left it hanging there,
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Thou shalt; not carry off the editors
exchanges, unless thou art sure he is done
with them; neither shalt thou talk to him
when heis reading proof or writing. lest be
get angry and kick thee out Of the sanc-'
tum. Sa.Szst ssssfs~ fss 47ssss2 -
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w rhe henpecked husband wopld
he happy enough if he.were only left alonS
But he generally has some kind friend
who is perpetually urging HIM mot to
stand it,"
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EY We heard q very lazg iallon ufQ
hired himself to o farmer during ,hsfvGs<
So, soon as the fatner turned bis hScE
the fellow would drop bis cradle and tbsf
drop himself under astree 70 rest
was caught mapping. and his employer
wanted to Know wisaxDSas tie snsateH :
vs"The thing aint hung righe tossdl5 us7
i can't work with i, he replied - sss
nWeH, how does that saits y06. sths1A
says the farmer, after re-arrangins the5adk
plemeatsxx ss- z.sx.sssss szssxx IA
ssrhat-den't suit me- yeti be replied
.The farmer takes The cradle end heaes
it on the limb Of q tree, PEobsb) )Fr|A
salts you now gazsS. lass. l-ssssss IS .ss.sssss.
Eyes. yes--it is hung just right. Let
it be.',s snys sn susa ~ ssrsass ,sssa =
The fellow was discharged. asssssss s,ssis
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E .Ill try and make asgentlennan
of you," said lawyer, knocking another
down, Il defy you to do il, J" said he rising
"po sir, Jon can't 'it,'
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| az ou charge charge 1 dollzr; fof ti1nas &
call, you smutfy rascal. /" said Che flantsfs
to the old negro $3.50 ysae ssss sas ssessA
/ ssNo,; no, Massp, y replfedkthe gant)es
man from Africa, 1 :. me cha.e afty cents
for zkillum calf and City cents Tor tho
knoss. how. = : : $500 1850 = =
/ Ifa1y body has ever gotten ttll1bdsHv
nearer the true philosophy ofscoSniedbas
tion, we have not been sosfertnhatesAa -
encounter 1t. ssesa i. s.sz.ss .,,,;s,s ,.Sss
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W A coat out at elbows may be but
toned over generous breast. a not I'M
frequent occurrence, too,
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The best and most couclsstte teaseaf6n
an effect that we ever remoobAr stoslhsS1
heard, was givenbysas sDutcihhaa Sia tplk
to q friend, Who reinarksdD eeka~- ssssla
| "Why, Hans, you have the mosG sAhis
nine cast of countenance have eFer seep.
40 yaw, was the reply. Il know da
reason for dat-mine 1foder vas & W6s
man. sd - Si&sa's asa ssesA
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lVf-E.3E ? aliiFS lss5a y 81 . kts9F 4
(Signed, esf grrR. w. TAYLOR,
-. "B. F. SMITH,,

SHAMEFUL EXPOSURE Little boy.
"WhenI get'biggers Mr. Brown, you'll let
lesride your horse, won't yop?2na Il sga
Mr.. .Brown-777ss.NY by, Charlie, haven't
any horse, what made you think so?" s,
Charlie -'Why, ] heard mother say
this morning that you had been riding a
high horsedatsyns sosap9 q ssSi5ss II
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FB7 A gentleniu,i, crossing d marrow
bridge, said; to- zconutrymalsw swhomshss
met; : Iasl.la ssg osw ss2*it sSt 50
81 think this narrow causeway must be,
very dangerous, my honest friend; pray
are not people lost here sometiinesfp = s
soIlest! Ne. sir, Isheyefak know any hoy
lost here sin my life; there wef& &:sexsrsk
drowned. but they were alb feunst agsigls,s
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f5y Thomas Moore was xsS iPcssnssilys
occupied thres weeks III writing ! SoiE
Theodore Hook often took ahosst< sAInsz
time to perpctuatR an siaProbp ee1l1
Sheridan was frequently eIpi'loyed . 3sy
in getting up joke which was srpposed
by some t0 be the inspiration Of tAes1lor
ment. : q. s -
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NORRIS WILLIAMS Publishers and Proprietors. :.

f8rosoe 3asUs54sl,3 u .iiGg 80
-8aas SIS " 20 oaJ Z his aQ .diA
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vALEN9RnDos vALENTINRSs
WuoLDsALn AND RETAIL.
Go 70 y. AeArthsNss Picture Gallery
Jeknsen street.

Go to p. AeAysh,sss Picture Gallery
FOB YOUR VALENTINES
Just received ~ kxpsss4, the largest sssort1sps
consist u EnslisA. ErsasA s.d American Wales.
tines Of every size, and In beautiful lace and sattn
on.res with rich envelopes and cards 70 suit every
siHe.
entines from cent? to -. Comic Valentines for
the million.
The greatest inducements over offered 70 those
that wish 70 send Valentines. TN account Of the
liberal patronage received last year, n the Val
sntine business and in expectation Of the sans the
present season, have procured . beautiful Oil
Painting, valued at $50. > Landscape In rich Gilt
Frame, - Gift TO my patrons this season. Every
lowest sash prices shall DO entitled 70 ehanss in
this beautiful Oil Painting, when one hundred and
Atty have subscribed.
f.b4-datwAv p. AcARTHUR.
NEAL, Abbot 4 Co.'s
Time Express.
WILLIAMS, TANNER / CO., BuHalo, Prop'n.
TANNER, ANDREWS 3 Co., Chicago, Special Apn.
the West and South West.
FOR BILLS or LADING, APPLY 70
sinal1 as s,Iair H. No. IS .,s.4 s,.a
Y. Is. BROOKE, NEW-YORK.
LOUIS FoNTAINE,
Mark packages, "Neai, Abbot / Co.'S Express"
sepl3V-d
1887. 1857,
MERCHANTS wEsTERH LINE.
NEAL. ABBOT co.,....:.......NswY York, p,..,.
WILLIAMS, TANNER = Co.,. .BaGalo, T'o"'
TANNER, ANDREWS Co., Chicago, Special Ayts.
SNIP DAILY IRON PiER ?, EAsrRivxR new YORK.
Merehandss Traaspsted to al parfs Of iAs Wat sad
South Wsa.
NO rKANs-sHIPnKNr BET. NEW YoRK 4 BUFFALO.
FOR FREIGHT, Apply TO
s ,. ]. sh ssseE co. NJ. So ,,..4 s.,.a,
LOUIS PONTAINE,
Commence the New Year
RY INsuRINa your property against the dan
nies bslov nAmod
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 3200, 900.
STAR ms. CO., OF oGDENsBURGH, NY.
CAPITAL ]l00, 900.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $300, 900.
The above Companies adjust and psy al losses
'qui''siy and prS %H pp,uv.p 49,,
O6ce In the Iron Front building, sssond.st.
Il
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THE asovs cus rspssssa0 . view Of the NEST
i complete and perfect
COOKING 0TOvE NOW IN USE J
The Patterns are entirely new, having bsss maAs
- % this year. They are fast supplaatng1all ssA
o. Cooking Stoves In the market. The dsnsuA ~
them 10 already 30 crest that We are preparing -
manufacture atty 81 them per day. Those vanting
that almost Indispensable article, = good Coekia9
Stove, should remember that improvement aa1
progress are the order OF The day snd that In no r.
tisls Of domestic use, has there bssn greater In
pfovensat, within The last ten yeass, than tbs one
nov under confederation. Therefore, you viii
grossly promote yeur interests by selecting ~
"NEW ERAn COOKING STOVE,
II prsfersnee to taking up with Of anassiquaad
pattern.
- For sale Wholesale and retail, At orr stsee.
No. 81 AAin-st., KnOkUK, IOWA, whore en- a.
ways BE- fosnd the most com plsss and varied aseost
meat ef Cooking, Heating, and 'Palor Stoves, ever
o1ssed In the West.
lD-Also, Timers Stock Of all kind. -
w. s. Moons, BRIDGE BIO.
Agent. (japi-dy1
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MANHATTAN L1G0 Dnsusa0ee company,
LEO BROADWAY, NEW vOnx.
CsaA cepteaiss1 Aeev0sissssa 49, ,oeo.
nEPO6lTRD tloe, SO With the C0nptrsllsr Of The
~ Btsss " New York, for The sesusisy n Policy
hslAsss. II eAdiAen 10 which The Stockholders are
Dssssaaliy liable. Assns The Directors ere the
nest wealthy and influential sitisens Of New York.
surs1 S13 pr ssAt Ut al ths psc1ts tY-snnsalIy.
A party - years Of sgs may secure 70 his fsnily,
frss fse0 Ne claims u HE ssedofs, for about 70
sents pr wssh, policy for e3,eee.
" 10 woald not spare this sUm for the gvntiAea-
tion u rsoeseioa on sick beA or IL case u sssi-
dsat, that IL ell else fsil, be hsd nsas ssstais
provisiss fss Bis isniiyf II ~osld tighten HE
pe.s, end do nose for his recovery thar Madeleine.
PROSPECTS,, WITH eli necessary inforpation fur
nisAsdby klCKxY = SIMPSON, Agts.
Poet Onss 6siidiss,
ssss-1iy K.oIsI. To-.
kkOkUk 0ANlNE 1N1UnANCA co.
Capital, $500, 600.
VrHIs Company 10 prepares 70 % Assiss Inssr
i. AAes baslnsss. Cargo risks taken stesstenary
ratss, 81 The usssiCash facilities sxtsadsdte reg
0taS customer.
Lsssss psonptiy sAjussed.
DgRncr0ns:
4. BsiAgnas, 0.E. Kilbeurss,
:. H. Harrison, 0so. ,. snysh.
lsAs 1s0plis, 4. L. Ds1tsg,
.. =. Moody, II. D. WsodwArd,
3. kIIbourns, Jss. y. Cea.
VIC. Rsstess.
0.B.SAYTH, viss Freshest.
Al. DEMINu Treasurer.
WEI .Tuassn Secretary.
OAss In Sanp ildise Second Street.
laulIAA.
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS

08BA1 lNOUC8UBE1t 10 U9B1C8IBBs
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! ssss Poli.i:si Parsis: ef Great Britain
feature q thsiy shAsaetss. Az organs II ~ nest
profound writsn % 6stsass, LltsFassss, MHslity
sad Religion, they stsad, - thsy svss AAvs slseA,
sssivslsd ie The world Of letters, ssisg ssssl1asd
tadispoaaaAie - the scholar and professional naas
While - ~ iatslipat rse1ss q every CLAN tAsy
fasnIsh . mere sesTest md eatisfaetosy ysssea q
The sssssst iitssaasre u he day, thUsghsss ~
world. than sas possibly b ssssissd from aay Cd
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt u ADvAScs Hnssr fSsn The British
PnblisAsS givss additional vAlas 70 thns 11esints
is.s1.sh = 10y 80 noe y piased n ~ h.sAs It
sasse:snsn .eost :. soon - The original eatisas.
NJ ny 80 II ~ four ksvisws.. -
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Paynsnls TO - nads IN al casss II Advanse.-
Aoasy sssrent In ths state whore issssd will y -
SSsvO8 - 80
The Postage " any part u the Uaitsd 0lseNs
will h. Ut - eenss year Tor Blaskvssd, A.
hat1 - cents year for sesA II tks Asvisws.
Astas :scvs prisss the Periodicals. viii = farm
Splsn1id 06sv ~ 'ss ssd 81 Together.
UaNhs ~ 1870 spAsassal Aasasiass u tAs
dAv, 4hses Pssse1isnls Iess little ~ 40. dssee
fall ysaR q ~ nunhsss (vith No enissioas) fof
loSS 10y b saGas3sa - nssSly - vaiuAhls . fer
1857. Wepsop0ee - furnish sAs tWo years - ~
following sxess0ely low ratss,
yor bleekveeAS UaGnains. ........-..tA -
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Per Dinakuoed anA ono 1svisw ~
Per Dlashweed - to Rsvisws. q ~
1os 1lsskvse1 anA thsss Rsvisvs. ~
Hes Dlaskveo1 - ~ fpar kSvisws-..........A -
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Blaskwoed. - vAish " viii forward thal for both
years, psos PAlD.
n. ,. ne psies n Great Britain Of he Avs Pc
siodioah absss aansd y aAost 81 pr annnn.
A. " shall asvsr sesin - ithely y oar sssA
indsssnsstsas tAess Asn peoasots6,
nov y I'm s1nn 70 SUn9CntDB.
1O>n1aittaness nuot, n III eaess, ~ mad a..
mn 70 ~ publsAess ~ - thsse peises no con-
misaioa eea y allowed - Agents. zA1esas
LDOmx1D SCOTT CO..
jan37A - Gold b., M Y.
Dl6OOLUT1ON.
slyHB postsMship hesetelsfs existiue s11ss ths
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WI. BROWN,
ARCHIT ECT.

L USA cAH q IL rvS0s, ovW UOoblsaAy VII
u sons Store, 6seoad street, any time tsscrpa 5sA-
dAys from aayligh. Eli 10 ~slsek at aieki. = Ae
u Obliged " b constantly o. haeA - sesOsnt Of
prsss of business, snd sss HE drvisas, sppasAu,
and extensive Architectural Hlsesy, vkteh are
frss " the tnspsoson e ell ana jsAgs whether he
e compstAnt " ssrvstAs paAlis n his pToesssion -
He might here recite What great tAiaGs b No. donS
can DO, but that vouid Is supssassns 10 this utl
.arian esnmunity therefore - 70 willing 70 show
the public What As cen himssaf a. ID prantleAl
sense. Call and -, free Of chargs.
feb4-d w. BROWN
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eT-In order to live justly and be respect
ed, We must abstain from doing what We
blame in others.
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JSo. J. PAGU, n. D. A.. n. CARPENTER, H. D.
Drs. Page 4 Carpenter,
HAVING associated themselves in the pYaetic
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can be found 1t their ONCE, east side Of ID street
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sons Baak. Residence Of the former 2Dd street
between johnson aud Exchange; VI the latter, .,
the Office. Tfsba-d
st. Charles Hotel,
I. A. HARROW b .Proprie tors
KEOKUK, IOWA.
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