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The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
Attending and Resident Physician

Attending and Resident Physician
L. j. CZAPEAT. 81. d.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, hicf Ply
sican to the Goth Regiment of lIonvCds, CHIEF Nrrgcoa
u tho Military Hospital Of Ie-h, iuEary, and the late
Lecturer on the Disea~ of Women and Children.
Communications strictly cor.Hdcn1aL
Consultations by letter or otherwi-c free,
Address DR. L. j. CZfPhfi.
Francisco, Cal
ITO THF ATFLTCTI.D-Dr. l.. J. Czspkay returns
his sincere thanks to his numerous patti MS for
their patronsee and pud take this opportunity to re
mind thea that he to consult ~ his Institute
for the cure Chronic disease of the Lnnss Liver KID
ne Ss digestive and genital organs and all private dis
sas-s, -vp!itic ulcers, hca el"et structures
seminal weakness and all the h0rrid consequences of
scfabuse AMI he hopes that his long experience and
successfr practice o years viii continue to ensure
him share public patronage. BY the act;ce of
many Europe and the United >tacs, and dur
the Hungarian War and CAM algns, he Is enabled to
apply the efficient and successful remedies against
diseases Of Ill kinds. He mercury-chargrs
aoderate-trcats his pa tents an honorable
way-haS references OF UnquestIonahc veracity from
OF known 7sscct ity and hi Oh standing in society
AL parties consulting h'n Ly letter otherwise, Will
receive the lest and gentlcs: treatment; and implicit
seer"sS.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
Paints, Oils. Window Glass, &c. &c

Gins, &C., &c,
CONSISTING in part Of
WHITE LEAp-Jewctt's, Atlantic, Forest River and
English pure gronnl in oil, in kegs and tin assorted
brands do, do. do,
LIHsEED OII.--Boiled and Raw, pure, in bbls, and
cases
NEATsFoOT on in eases and bblS.
ALCoHnL-in eases and bbls % pr. ct.
TURPENTINF- in cases.
WINDOW GLAs~-J0 IT, boxes, ass'd sizes and good
quality. thick also Plate Glass.
NARNIsII-Eugiish and Amercan-coach & furniture.
BPUsHFs-A large assortment of every kind, and of
the best manufacture
GOLD LEAF-Extra and double deep manufactured
expressly to ourowu order for this market.
SILVER LEAF AND BRoNZFs-ofthe best quality.
COLEEs-rrm'n, Lewis, sc, dry and gr; und in oil
and " ater. IN ass eases.
observation-disclosures, Chinese, American and Eng
lish.
ARTIsrs N,TFEGhIs-A well selected assortment.
A~o--Chaik Whiting Putty cite etc
- We have also constantly GU hand
CAWTHFN Fresh distilled. in tins.
BrENiSG pI---Rs lined and bieachcd. Sperm,
l. ri. Polar. hiua mt pure in barrels and cases.
BUESING FiTtu-fr,-h ard perfectly pure
MACHINERY OII-Of exec lluut quality in bbls and hf
bblS.
CAMERON, WHITTIER & CO.,
mch a6th los Front ST. Saa Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
Miscellaneous Advertisements.

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One for 81 co. and Eift
One COPY for two ycars..--.. 80 and gifts
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One copy for five years.---- %, and5 gifts.
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year. So co, and 3gifts
Five copies year ----...- 8 ca, and . gifts
Ten copies one year. 10 90 md 10 gifts.
The articles to be distributed comprised the fol-
lowing list
. Packages of Gold, containing $500 90 each
do do do 200 90 each
10 do DO do 100 90 each
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches 100 90 each
20 Gold Watches 15 90 each
80 do 60 90 each
100 do 50 90 each
30t Ladies Gold Watches R5 90 each
300 ,ily er HUI ting Cascd Watches 30 90 each
SOC liver Watches $40 10 25 90 each
1000 Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains Toto 30 90 each
Gold IOcketS Bracelets Brooches Ear Drops Breast
Pins Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings Shilt Studs
Watch KEYS, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and 4 variety
of other articles. worth from fifty to Sl5 each.
Immediately receipt of the sUbscr ption money
the subscribers viii be entered subscription
book opposite n number and the gift corresponding with
that number will be forwarded, within week, the
subscriber. By mail cypress post paid.
All communications sho I'D be addressedto
BECKET& Co,
~ and 40 Moffat Building 335 Broadway, New York
Specimen copies sent free. Agents wanted
Specimen copies of the Golden Prize may be
at this office.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
Glz Francisco Advertisements.
UR. l.. J. CLAPKAY'

Sacramento street below Montgomery opposite Pacific
Mail Steamship omranys Office, san Francisco
ESTABLISHED; n 165i FOR THE PERMANENT
CURE OF Ill IRT'.4TE A.yD CHRONIC
DISEASES 4ND THE SUPPRESSION
OF QUACKERY.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
The London Club House Gin
The London Club House Gin
The London Club House Gin.

Requires 'word of dvicc caution public
Those who orce drink it, find in its virtues against
vicious temptations of drinking any ofits vile limitations
under ''advice :" willie those who 'cauton the
public against counteyfciters, lave themselves been
cautioned by the public to beware of any but
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
Sperm atorrhcea or Local Weakness,

Sperm 9torrhcea or Local weakness,
NTEkNCUS DI.EiI ITN. low 81 irtS. laS-itudc. we ak
IN ness cfthe limbs and bach, ndispo~ t"n and inca
pab'lity for labor AMI study, dulness Of apprehension
loss Of aversion of society, love # soil udr
timi!itv s-f distrust ziucss, headache, involuntary
discharges nans IN he side, affections of the eyes PIN
pies the sexual and OH nrHlficS in man. arc
cured ar! by the justly celebrated physician aid
surgeon L. J. Czarkay. His method Of curing diseases
is new. .unl no INTO othe hence his success.
~ Al sultatoEs, Victor or ot erv ise. FREE.
Address, l.. J. CZAlkAi, NJ b.
san llaTcisco, Cal
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
ARTICLES OF SILVER
Esomesy People. Esead!


Who wants shaving soap beautiful shaving oap
That fathers like cream and heals sore tender SIX
And all sore ness. eruption sunbun make slope
From the face, the hands the brow, or the chin
CtCH is that fine cmoient skin purifier. JONES )
= ITALIAN SOAP. For curing Eruptions Pimples
effects of Joncss Italian Chemical Soap. delights all who
it. 1t makes the most coarse red and yellow skin
White and Gle young chid's. 1t is enoent and
SotteHn for infants and is the best Shaving Soap made
Price reduced to 81! cents.
4 Fine Hair Preaercer, Bcautifcr,
Cleanser ami Tonic.
INOR thirteen wears Jones's Coral Hair Restorative
L has been used. 1t is, without more words now
popular than really does force the hair to
stops its falling removes tic dandruff permanent
~, and dresses the most y harsh gray Hight
hair soft fine dark and silky, and keeps it ! long
timc Price reduced to ~ and 30 cents
iII0 rants IFhte Pear1y Teeth
7 AFONTS Jamaica Soap Teeth Root is a superb den
rriice fathers in the mouth like soap is delicious to
wnIJcnS u" tooth ro-hes Crithnnt
the enamel puriicS the breath. and ty its lahcring
property ccan'oS the mouth tongue and throat 1t j.
warranted uniniu ions. Price reduced to - cents
These delicious compounds sold at the above,
GREATLY KEDUCED PRICES
1t every respectable Drug Store in California and Ore
-rn. AGENT an1 lropri .tor + JONES Box lS03. Post
Office. San Francisco, whom all orders be ad-
dressed dccll-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

County Surveyors Ufnce.
COURT HOUSE, NEVADA.
JoHS L. GAMBLE, ! sc. =. DEETKES
County Surveyor. Deputy.
IL persons are hereby cautioned against employin
N other Surveyors than such as may be deputized
from this Office.
Extract from Laws of California;
CHAR. 20, SEC. 3. No survey survey hereafter
made by any person except the County Surveyor hit
deputy shs5e consderedlegal evidence in any Court
within this State. JOHN l.. GAMBLE.
Nevads J.ue 26th, 1857
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

TIM onrsrEST 4br--''bS'EnT OF HE AGE =
/ Great blessing to Na.k:nd-lnToccnt but Potent :
DIR. l.. ). CZAPKAY'S Irorhlactcum, tcltd! inf' ciE
ag1nty a IRE preventive gainst gonon ETa and syph
little disc an unsurpassed remedy Tor all Ntnrra
s~rrfuous gaugrcnous aAd generous uccrS. fRtd dis
charges from Sina ute. and urrthra and all cuI-
cruptous, and diseases As inn cTlat"n l.
vcntIvc against all po< L. pr. J.. J. tZ9pkaY's
prop'iactic against srpllitica and g IrLu dis
harmless in itself il possesses the power of chem
cav wing TIM hilitic yirus and thereby saving
thousands fro being ec ed by the most loathsome OF
all diseases Let no young man whoa precatcs health
be without Or. zapkays Prophilacucum 1t Is lnverv
convenient packages Will he found very
to rsc being used a soap. Price - For sale DR..
c. apkay's Private Mcdcn and Surgical Institute Sac
ramento street. below Montgomery opposite Pacific
Mail Stcams hip Company Cficc, san francisco
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
Eemarkable InstaI ce Of Medical Relief!

Below w publish the Ce' e'tiicate, of two of the suf
fercrs from he alss of disease who, having recovered
their former hc..lti. and impeiod by gratitude; make
Known their and remedial agent, and thci.
ments are authenticated by a Notary Public The d9-
mands of society :nprriousy demand their publicity
and commend their perusal the attention of all af
hictcd:
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

70 Having sold my interest in the Drug Store to F.
f. SPENCE, and being about to leave Nevada / take
much pleasure in recommending him as my successor
and bcspcakns for him continuance of the liberal pat
ronase bestowed upon
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
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The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27

CARD
7 the undersigned, having been under the treatment
of Dr L. j. Czapkay, although unsolicited, feel called
upo, 20 give publicity the efficacy of his treatment,
hoping that by doing So Imay be instrumental in pre-
venting others the fearful suffering and misery
which cNnerenred and which often result from the
pernicious practice ieenders Ny disease has been
that of physical and mental debility. when follows in
consequence of the ndiscrelons OF youth lhe"gohcs
which endured perhaps unuecessar! for me to de
all they are known those who have experienced
them Sd flee say that having called the services
of Dr. L. J. Czapkay into requIsItlon. all my expecta
tions which may have formed of hlm were more than
realized. would therefore recommend, DIR: CzaPkay
fal malady; my object in dong being sympathy for
suffering humanity, and heartfelt desire OF relieving
them. pAHLEE. Painter
State of California city and county of San Fran isco,
On this thirty first day Of July A ID. lS3o, before
me Wm C. Jewrtt. personally appeared D. J. Dahlec,
that the Of the card herewith signed oy himis
In witness whereof Ihavc hercunto set my hand and
aH.ed my official seal, the day and year first above
wr,ten VIC. JEWEr H. s.
Notary Public.
Private Medical and Surgical Institute.
DpI IczAPKAY returns his sincere thanks to
his numerous patients for heir patronage, and
would take this opportunity to rcmlhi tAat nc
TO consult ,.,-, ,r,-rr
,,,,c,re of all forms of disease-srch as Syphlhs'
o-rba, Nocturual emissions, and al the ieonSeqnen
~ IS If st,,se In the first stages of Syphliitlc anu
(1o,or-hnal d; Scases he guarantees cure IN Ic
,r,bort nience to the patient, or Hinui 20
i;s business When patient, 10y neglect OF in.pLoP.
t,..-ment has devtloped the conaar! syn P'olne
90 Ills such as Buboes, painful swelling on the s
yp =, tbc Threat snd hose, which If notcnecAeo
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-27
= +. FILLMORE

State of c alifornia. San Francisco county-Ss
subscribed before this tth day of April
A ID. 1856. JOHN MIDDLEToS Notary Public a. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, March 10.
The Steamship Canada, Capt Long, from
Liverpool On Saturday, the 9th, arrived
here this morning.
The Steamship Edinburg, from New York
with mails Of the 18th of Feb, arrived at
Glasgow on the 26th.
The news by this arrival is highly i'm
portant, anticipating as it does, the advices
taken out BY 'he Kangaroo, which left Liv-
erpocl on the gath.
The Kangaroo took out the announcement
OF the resignation Of Lord Palmerstou, and
the acceptance of the office by the Earl
OF Derby and the formation of Q new minis
try.
Since that steamer sailed a modification
bad been made in the Cabinet by Lord
Stanley. Of Alderly, taking. the Colonial De-
partrnent, from which Edward Lytton Bul
wer retired.
The trial of the conspirators against the
life Of the Emperor Napoleon resulted in
the conviction Of Orsini, Rudio and Pierri
who had been sentenced to death ,land Of
Gomez who had been condemned to penal
Service for life
The Danish ministry has resigned.
There is nothing later from India or
China
Liverpool readstuffs-Market was quiet
but without change. Provisions had q de.
clining tendency.
Consols closed at "a 7.sa97 3-s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11
New York Market.

NEW YORK, March 10.
FLOUR-Market firm and UNCHANGED Sales &, SEQ
bbls st 30@4 s. for super State; 6Od 65 for
ira State; 3O94 IS for super Western {; 4 5O@5 20
for common to extra Western.
CANADIAN FLOUR-S esdy Sales 800 bbs at
I 65d5 SO for Common TO medium extra
RYE FLOUR-3 OO@2 IS. Sales 100 bbls
WHEAT-MAIket quiet and prices nominsly un-
changed
RYE-Steady at 70472
BARLEY-Nomnal at 6567S.
CORN-Quet at 67M7i
OATS-S,esdy Il@46 for State and Western
PORK-Unset'lei bsles 500 bbls at l6. .7O@16 50
for mess, 13 35@l3 IS for,pr.me
BEEF-Cnch 4nsed.
OUT 4BATS-A shade better
BACON-Quiet.
DRESSED HOGS-Virm at 7@7k.
LARD-Steady at9S@1Ok
BUTrER-Stesdy at 1920 for Ohio; 1923 for
Sta
CHRBSR-In demand ct 9@10h
WHISKEY-Dull and heavy at H@22
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11

For Sale or Lease.
LCOCR LOTS situated on ID and Scott strest. 70,
particulars enquire OF C0RBIN l. Dow, or
(eugl6dfr jams NAY
For Sale or Lease.
TWENTY THREE eligible Building Lots, sstusteo
i on Harrison, Third, Ripley and Blondeaol 'treeis
will be sold or leased reasonable terms: Tor Bar
ticulars enquire Of OoRBIN / Dow. or
fauRdtf ANYWAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

WARRINGTON, March 10.
HousE-The morning hour was consum-
ed by debate on the question of excusing
a member Of the committee on aceounst.
Mr. Stevens OF Ga asked leave to present
. report of the Kansas Com Mr. Sherman
OF Ohio,to the presentation Of the report un-
til the special committee is regularly ac-
ted upon. Mr.. Stevens said hat would
not be for month, in the meantime he
should take the responsibility representing
the report. Mr. Qnitmans volunteer bill
was then taken up and passed
SENA1E.-The Senate passed resolution
to pay to the heirs Of the late Senators, But
Ter, Bell and Rusk, compensation for
the special session TO the day of their res
pective deaths
A discussion took place on the resolution
offered by Mr.. johnson, of Arkansas, for the
last years patent reports.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11
New York Items.

New York, March 10.
The Head Book keeper of the Union Bank
is discovered to be defaulter to the amount
OF 100000. The money has all been
squandered at the gaming table. A war
rant has been issued for his arrest. His
name is Henry r. Brotherson. He cannot
be found-he is 33 years of age, and has q
wife and one child.
The store of Loskhum d Co. was the one
in Chambers street, robbed on Monday
night. of $l5, 90 worth of silks and satns
The Board Of Ten Governors have decid.
ed to rebuild the Aims House on Randalls
Island at cost Of 100000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11
New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, n. H., March Q.
A large vote was thrown at our State
election to day.
Mr.. Halle, the presentG overnor was sup
ported by the Republicans, and: Asa p Cate.
of Northfeld, by the Democrats. The
returns, so far, indicate the re election of
Mr.. Halle for Governor, by an increased
majority over that of last year, when he
received 34,474 against l,235 given to Mr.
Wells, the Democratic candidate.
IL O'CLOCK, P. M.-l29 towns heard from,
give Halle, 1886; Cate, 20 oil. Republi-
can Representatives elected thus far, lac ;
Democrats ~.
MARCH loth-l5s towns foot up-Haile,
2S,9l7; Cate, 1892.
Returns for the Legislature show 14O Re.
publicans, and 80 Democrats elected to the
House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11
1858. Season Arrangement 1858.
OF THE
NEW MISSISSIPPI RIVER STEAMER
MARY; COOK.


son, burlington, Oqadacka, Keiths-
burg, New Boston, Muscatine,
Davenport, Galeno and
Dubuque Packet.
The new, very light drausht and superb Steamer
Many COOK DAL ZELL, Master.
Mhl. on the opening Of navigation, commence run.
ming Is Regular Packet to the above and all inter.
me nase po n, continuing In the trade during The en-
Ine nary Cook was built with view 70 ltsh.ne,e.
stnesn ana speed, and In her CONSTRUCTION peither
Io0oae nor expenee has been spared 10 mahe her sn
NO. ! nissis.ippl Steamer, and ons In au respects
s. Hsoy ~ eospeed 70 the vaots Of the river =
one wi Do found, - regards capacity Tor busine.r
= .:al :s superior acconmodssions inferior 70 no
ooat N the trade, and - such Cart Dalsell ,shss
much pleasure in presaating her 10 IL 6ise1s ~
aessslassnoes. I'D ths pubic Osasrslly.
vath ths efsaetet ease and - alspa1A. ~ nssss
ogso ase oseafe4s y ssavellne Dsa ~ 2es$ -
q O. !: ssss''''> ss,r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11
Rock Island TFespasscr
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .KOTTCE.

y War Department - Assent Of the Quarter Mas
ter Department st Rock Island" with full instruc.
tions TO adoSt al necessary measures for the pro-
lection Of the property from dspredstions and intru.
sons." Now therefore, Ill persons whomsoeves, not
having legal r0M are hereby warned and notified
% quit The premises, and abstain ffom any further
respass
The Deputy D. 8. Narshal for Illinois viii take
charge Of al wood cut on The ground and forbid any
person removing the same untu the proper damages
can b aaDooDsd and PAID.
All psrsons aSe hereby forbid cutting WOOD Or tn
Der of any hind and noti0ed 70 obGtatn fyu0 any
trespass wAstsoevsf, = lsgA stsDs VII y taksa
again8 such dspeeaoiegS.
Il. Z. 0lAYnAXDk
Doo106te D. q Aent Var puQ1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11
~The Chicago Press in speakir

~The Chicago Press in speaking
of the engine recently purchasedby No. 2,
says:
Metamora stands now, as ever she has
stood, for law and order, and the elevation
o. the Fire Department. few DAYS since
this company, through j. T. Edwards, Esq,
long identified with them, sold their old
machine to the city of Davenport for 81 $50
1t had been in use two years and was an
excellent machine, but the company had
decided to replace it with one Of the best
that could be purchased.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11
ANCHEsrER. N. Y. March q.

ANCHEsTER, N. \. March 3.
Some disturbance took place in the Fifth
Ward to-day. Aparty of rowdies took pos
session Of the ward room, tore the Clerk 3
list in pieces, and broke one of the ballot
boxes-the other two in the room were
thrown out of the window and saved Sew
eral persons were badly beaten. The as
sailants we're Democrats, who were offended
because Irishmen we're registered on the
vote list. After the dist urbance was over
the board resumed and announced the elec
tionn Of the Republican Representatives
Several fights also took place between the
Irish Republicans and Irish Democrats.-
All is quiet this evening.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11

VNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
L friends aud the ira, cling oublic, that he has
opened this large hotel in lie Claire The house ia
nearly new and furnished with au the convenience
Of mode hotels. The table vii be supplied with the
best the country Affords.
His experieoce and large acquaintance with the
business in the West Is sufhcient guarantee thai
his house the place to stop q when you come 70 the
ci,y Of LIE Oaire
n Hacks leave the Dratton House every morning
(Sunda, excepted for Davenport.
marchI -d2WkV1v d WE0TLAKD propsr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11
~The following article from the

Dubuque North West speaks for itself
DENoUNCING ANEwsp4PER-We observe
in the Davenport Gazette, card" signed
by considerable number of merchants Of
that city, denouncing the course pursued by
the Democrat of that place upon the subject
of the Florence money that has so extensive
ly circulated in that vicinity for sometime
past. Such proceedings are certainly not
creditable to the business men of any city.
If the public press may not fearlessly speak
out its sentiments before a community in re-
lation to so important question as that Of
c"rrency--a matter that comes Immediately
home to every man in the community-why
then the liberty of the press is in jeopardy
indeed, The merchants of Davenport whose
names appear to the "card" in question will
find that their denunciation Of the Democrat
will not reach the root of the evil, whateve-
it may be.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11

Reel EstGte .agesscN,
J.DlAL & JNO.MONGER
CENTRAL DRALKRs IN
Real Estate and other property.
VENPOR71S BLOCK,
GEO. l.. NICHOLS old s,and.l
y. MONGEK,
ENEKAL LAND B.R OKER
ATIII buy and sell a'l kinds OF pr0ueit ty on COM
w mission. giving spesial attention to the ex-
change of AeI chandise or other personal property
Real Estate.
j. DIAL,
Notary Public and Conveyancer.
nERDs and other Instruments carefully executed,
~ Monies invested, Collections made, Real Estate
bought and ssld on commission. &C, &C.
For Sale.
A large number Of City Lots, improved and unim.
A proved-Farms and farm lands la Scott county,
and unimproved lands in all parts Of the State.
Enquire at EicKolls former once
Main street, . Soors below Second.
Novldtf J. DIAL / 90.
DIR &. II. BARTLETT,
ID + N T A l. S u X G. Z O N.
OFFYt r IN CARTOONS NEW BLOCK,
Corner Brady and 4th sts., entra ance on 4th,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
REFERENCES.
Dr.. J. N. witherwax, Drs. MINER worley,
Rev G. Y Msgoup, Rev J A Reed,
WillAri Bsrrows, Esq Joseph Lambrise EsQ.,
r. Plumer, Esq.
Teeth Eatrdcted at all Aours Of The nigh
Decldtf