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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-28
w. f. LEWIS, MI. d..

IT ATE Physician to the New York CITY
IL DisPensary, and Surgeon to the Lying-in
Asylum, New York, has permanently located
at River Falls where he viii attend to the du-
ties of his profession.
Office, for the present. at Mr.. ALEXANDER
residence, corner of Pine and Second streets.
River Falls, April 18th, 1859, 45-if
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-28

"SALUTATIoNs,-H you are gentle
man and meet lady of your acquaint.
ance in the street, it is her part to'notice
you FIRST, unless, indeed, you are very IN
innate. The reason is, if you bow to a
lady first, she may not choose to acknowl-
edge you, and there is no remedy; but if
she bows to you, you, as gentleman
caaaot e',t her. s f7 fee E
TITS important that every one $ old
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-04-28

H It's q fact worthy of record, that
in New York, as we'll as elsewhere, al
most the only large and influential pray
err meetings are those which are known as
Union Meetings. in which Christians of
al names labopside bv SIDE in their Mas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
VIRGINIA. NEWS.

CRIMINAL CHARas.--A man named Ifdbetter was
exanined before the cennsy court Of Sussex on the
ssh Instant, on charge Of rape. aud remandsd ior
Anal trial. he was admitted TO bAiI. An alleged
accomplics, named Bats, vas acquitted.
rIax m srssrx.--A dwelling on William >.
Thornton's farm, In Sussex county, was consumed
BY fire few days ago. Loss 81, eco.
THrArRicMs IN prrnspuRa-Mr. John seften
and his daughter. were greeted by throngea sn-
dience at Phoenix Hall, Petersburg on MONDAY
night.
SAB AccrpRsr.-MIss D.lia Ann Little, an inter.
esting young lady, was run over by @ hana car,
aud fatally injured, near Paramount, Va, on the
10Th nit She died on the day after the accident
GRxAr REvrvAL.-The revival in the Fourth st.
NJ Y. church, Wheeling. has resulted In the CONVEX
SIGN of 300 persons, and Ii yet going on
surcIpg.--wm Hartman, residing near Walker .
creek Giles county, committed suicide recently by
hanging himself No cause is assigned for tho aet'
FORTHCOMING woRK-It is said that the Hon.
| John Minor Bolts willspublish q book of travels
| on bis return from Europe.
"PAr' LEADER.-An exchange paper, printed
iu Virginia has the following at the head OF. Its
editorial column: "Wanted, at this Office, fifty
pounds good tallow." Printers appreciate that.
Posr cfFIcE APPOINTMENT AT Staunton's Pre-
cinct, Buckingham county, Virginia. William j.
Spencer, 10 appointed postmaster in place OF John
r. Spencer, deceased.
SHALL pox.-The appearance Of this disease. has
| created great alarm In the ncighborhood OF Amis
vile, Rsppahannock county. Three members Of
| one family have died. Business and travel In the
vicinity are nearly suspended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
xHIH0nArHIc MHWs.
RHpoRrrD roa THr DAILY prsPA1cT /.
rnvnpraeInvs pHncrEnTNgg.

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, Feb a.--ikndse The committees on
Foreign Relations reported joint resolution an
thorixing the President TO enforce settlemens Oh
our difacuities with Paraguay.
MIR. Douglas again made an Intellectual effort to
take an his resolution offered on Thursday, calling
for information relative to the facts attending the
formation of the Lecompton consultation.
The Armory Bill was discussed, but no action
was had thereon.
Hoax-The committee Of investigation on the
accounts Of the late door-keeper were authorizes
to investigate the official conduct OF the present
door keeper, Mr.. Hackney.
Another special committee was ordered to fnves-
tigate the facts connected with tho purchase OF
lands opposite Fort Schuyler, N. Y.
The remainder OF the session was devoted TO
the reception of bills aud resolutions.
IL has been a dull day in both Houses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
Schools for Cooks.

This momsntous subject Ia occupying the attsn.
tion Of various Northern papers, who contend
that . vast amount Of raw material 10 wasted in
cur national outline, for no other purpose thaa
that Of impairing health, and that it would be
better IL we relied less solid material aud ssry-
cd 1t up with more pains, IN lighter forms The
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal urges tho
subject OF schools Of cookery, on the model of au
institution which has been established in London
the main object being 10 teach servants how to
cook wholesome food. The statements of phys
clans relative to the amount OF disease caused by
i'll cooked food, appear to have been the principal
inducement for establishing the school in ques-
tion. 'sThe great drawback Ia, however," says u
Philadelphia Journal, ain inducing people to like
or accustom themselves to new dishes, however
wholesome they may be. On no subject are com.
sEon senss people, as they Imagine themselves to
be, 20 utterly nonseusicsl in this of food and
true cosmopoIits - regards the table, 10 ore of
the rsrest beings In existence Half or three.
quarters Of our public would consider them.
selves - badly treated, if limited to one meat.
meal day. and they would ridicue--aud not
unsp aripgly either-the idea of diaao once
sssk on vegetables aud bread, much less on pre
parstious OF farina and tapioca. A dyspept:c
vretehed little being, who never exercises ten
minutes per diem, will gorge himself In restau.
rant pork and beans and other articles, ht only
for strong ploughman, and turn up his nose at
vegetable soups, welifavored hashed dishes, and,
tn short, anything to which he was not accus
toned. On no subject 10 there more ridicule ex.
hsusted than on dishes which we do not happen |
70 like. We have known an instance In which |
sailors we're near dying OF scurvy, and yet they |
persisted to the last In throwing overheard the |
sour-erout which was served out and which would |
have cured them, simply because they were sccus /
TONED to rtdicule. stu nation can learn new
dishes - u can learn new customs, and 1t 10 to be
heeed that some reform may be Instituted ere long
90 subject which bears so closely on health and
happiness"
Among other suhjects Of reform, a medical
irtead, Of great sminence In his profession. con.
lends earnestly Cor the more general use Of fariua
:sous bod, AID 10 eloquent upon the injurious se
Iects Of coffee and tea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
rpnNKANgAS

ST. LOUIS. Feb. GA Kansas letter to the St
Louis Democrat BLACK Republican, says the Legis-
lature has passed bill providing for the fofma-
ton of a new Constitution; that the Delaware
Crossing and other election returns have been
found buried beneath woodpile at Gen. Calhoun's
office in Lecompton, by Sheriff Walker, who was
dispatched thitber to search for them and that
board Of commissioners has boon appointed to in
vestigate the ftayds. Writs have been issued for
the arrest of McLane and Sherwood, who are said
To have fled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
ATPp ppou TAupICo

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. s--Tampico advices to tue
2sth uit have been received. The governments of
the State had resolved to sustain the plan OF Tacu
baya. though Generals Parodi and George opposed
1t. Large forces were reported TO be gathering In
the vicinity of the city, intending to make an at
tack upon it, should the government persist In
sustaining the Dictatorship.
= number of tumnIts, not Of q serious charac-
ter had occurred in Tamaulipas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
RORRERY.

JERSEY CRY, February S.-The jewelry estab-
lishment of J. s. Nettervlle in this city, en-
tered yesterday afternoon by means of prying open
hall door, and robbed of jewelry to the value
of 800 or $500. The store had been always watch
ed but a death In the family had caused the teni-
porary absence of the watchman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

CoNsREss-MoNpAY--We copy the following re-
same of the proceedings in Congress on Monday,
from the Washington Union:
The Kansas constitution was referred yesterday
In the Senate to fine Committee on Territories.
In the House the resolution of Mr.. Harris refer
ring the message of the President on the same
subject was referred to a select committee Of fit
teen. This action of the House commanded a ma
jority of three. A previous vote, which may be
regarded n better test of the views of the mem
bers, though not fully reliable, was the vote on
previous motion to refer the message TO the Com
mittee on Territories, which, is the usual
proceeding in such cases. Exceedingly plausible
reasons had been urged in favor of reference to
select committee. 1t alleged that it would
do no harm; that all the testimony that the com
mttee would require accessible; that little, if
any, delay would follow. We do not regard these
for special reference as well founded; but
they undoubtedly exerted upon the members more
or less influence.
We may now anticipate early action by the Sen
ate committee, who will report bill to that body
admitting the State into the Union and pass It,
soon rs it can be got through the delays debate
Thus it will go to the House, wholly untrammel-
ed, where We anticipate its passage beyond
doubt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
THE ADMINISTRATIONS SUSTAINED.

BEDFORD, Pa, Feb 9.--The Democracy Of this
county have held mass meeting and adopted
strong resolutions sustaining the National and
State Administrations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
TIE KIDNAPPING CASE.

New YORK, Feb. 9-An officer proceeds to Rich
mond to-day with a requisition from Gov. King,
for Mason Thomas. the alleged kidaapper, who
has been indicted by the grand jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

UGLY CHARGE-Rev. ]. I. Ligget, junior preacher
of the Baltimore Annual Conference, on Fineastle
Virginia) Circuit, is charged in the newspapers
with having declared shat he,would be glad if the
controversy (referring to that existing between
the two branches of the Methodist Episcopal
church, would grow into an open war, and that
the North would wipe the South out of exis-
tance."-Gipper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

THINGS IN MISUNDERSTANDING of corn, Monday.
very large: yellow 60 cents, white SIS cents, mix
81 cents.
Coasting vessels for Northern and Eastern ports
are scarce and in demand.
Some 1000 citizens visited the gipsey encamp-
ment about two miles from Norfolk, on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

Trio OF LADY SMITH.-A gentleman from the
country yesterday went into the parlor OF
the Denison House, where there were several
ladies' and remarked, "Come Hannah, are you rea-
dy for dinnerf" To his astonishment three ladies
Immediately answered the query by starting for the
door little explanation elected the singular
fact that there were three Hannah Smiths in the
room-each from different section of the Duntry,
and neither related to the other! Two original
smiths; the third had married one of that ex-
tensive family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

FROM THE Rio GRANDE-Later accounts from the
Rio Grande state that Gov. Cara and Gov Vidaur.
ri, OF Neuvo Leon and Cohuita, have mutually set.
tied all their differences. The State of Tamauli-
pas and Neuvo Leon and Coshuio will now act In
unison with all other States in raising forces for
the coming conflict.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

NAvAL.-The United States steamship Relief
now In preparation at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. t.
join the Home Squadron, has been assigned to the
following officers Lieut. Commanding Strong:
First LieGt. McLau shl,n; Second Lieut.. Low, and
Third Lfents March aud Thornton. These officers,
excepting Lieut.. Strong, are the first placed on &C
tive duty since the proceedings Of the Naval Board
OF Inquiry and the action OF the Senate on the
cases of those affected by the late Naval Retiring
Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

MURDER-We learn that Mr. VIM. Sprewell, a
well known and wealthy planter of Tyrell county,
N. c., was murdered on Friday night last, while
through window, and he instantly fell dead upon
the floor.
1t is said he had large sum of money in his
house. which is said to have been the object Of the
murderers.
One of his negroes and white man have been
arrested on suspicion, and placed in jail
Norfolk A'yus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
CONVICTION or A MURDERER,

0swEGo, New York, February s.-The trial Of
Dennis Sullivan for the murder of Joshua Hibbard,
near this city, In August last, terminated on Sat
urday night, the Jury having brought in verdict
of guilty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
DIED.

February 9th, Mr.. JOHN HASSETT.
His friends and acquantances are invited to attend
his funeral from his residence in the Valley this at
ternoon, at 21z o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

WALKING MATcHEs.-The great walking match,
upon planks, of one hundred hours, and Stetson's
match of 1000 half miles in 1000 successive half
hours, commenced in Constitution Hall this
morning at o'clock. Four competitors are en-
tered for the former match, and every precaution
has beoirtaken to make the affair genuine trial
of their relative administration Letfqer Mo,,oav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
DEATH or RIsUOp WAUGH.

BALTIMORE Feb 9-The venerable Bishop
Waugh, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, died
in this city this morning, after painful illnesa
of erysipelas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

LOLA MoSTEz IN THE ToMBs.-Lola Montez visit
90 the Italian murderer Cancerni, in the Tombs
New York city a few days ago, and conversed with
him In Italian. Lola Eko was dressed in ladys
jacket, all butt0ned down bsfore, like old Grimes
coat, expressed the opinion that all originals were
insane and should be treated az such, in hospitals
instead of prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

1S. PROTECTION BUILDING FUND Con-
pANY.-The monthly meeting Of this Company will
DO held THIS EVENING. at "a o'clock. Dues re-
ceived during the day at l2I Main street
fe I0-It Ep.TOWNSEND, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

Two BoYs DROWNED WHILE SKATfNG.-On Fri
dav night two boys, named George Bemis and
George Trowbridge, were drowned in Larned
poad, at Pennington. Mass by falling through the
ice while skating. They were both about ii years
of age, and were sons of Nathaniel Bemis and
George TroW bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

~ One efths English Journals speaks In terms
81 praise 81 the activity and vigilance Of Mr. Webb
- aiding 70 suppress ons Of the local
10 Indis Mr.. Webb ts brother Of the REV. Mr.
wseo' lsfseysf this city, Who had also another
ssosssr Mo resided tn Delhi previous to tbs out.
osseh, est q Mhoee lkts nothing b yet known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

WAR BETWEEN BRAZIL AND PARAGUAY.-Advces
from Buenos Ayres to the I'd December state that
the BraZillians preparing for war in the event
of the impending negotiations with the Par guay
government falling. Twelve OF fourteen gun boat
from England and France are expected IN the Bra
ziis in April and array of 900 troops is to be
collected to invade Paraguay The paraguans
have 300 guns in position different points of the
river. From Montevideo We hear of the death OF
Oribe The social and political aspect If affairs at
Buenos Ayres were improving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

LYNCH LAW IN New JERsEY.-The Mammoth
tN. ~ Inquirer says that, q few days since pre-
tended Polish refugee behaved improperly towards
q lady ofkeyport, which excited the indigna-
tion of the citizens that they tarred and sathered
Hun,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

We are indebted 10 Hon John Ietcher. Of gir.
sSnia, for copy Of bis brief but saasterly speech
On the printing deficiency bin, delivered In the
House Of Representatives, Jan. 20. Our contempt
rasy. the Petersburg Express, referring to this
spsseh, pays Mr.. Letcher : high and deserved CON
pHmset. Truly, be h one Of she most useful
public men u the day; an independent, common
sense. honest, hsrd working legislator
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
aP1cTAL NOTICES.

~ Mn. DAwsoS's GRAFTON UPON THE
oaIaIN asD CLAIMS or THE MoUsr VERNON Assoeia-
tfon Mr.. DAWSON, sof Ga, will deliver his able ana
eloquent add.~ss at the Metropolitan Hall. Iomor.
row lTHuRSDAY) EveninK, fsbrsary iiin. =
already been pronounced the pewspspers have TEEN
ed with high encomiums. As the object Of the lee
turs ID less 10 collect funds than to set forth the
claims and prospects Of the Mount Vernon eufer-
priss the Assoc ation has xed rs cents ~ the price
Of admission-tickets To be obtained at the door.
+. If--at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

pRoPEILgR PoR CASALs.-There IL now build,
ing at Oswego, N. r., propeller, having the wheels
in the bows, and screws in such manner as to
create no more swell than boat towed by horses,
rs is said.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

FATAL RAILROAD AceiDEsr.-0n Tuesday last.
German, named Matthias Body, was run over and
INSTANTLY killed by train on the New York Cen.
trail Railroad, near Buffalo,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

MnDNEss OF THE SEasoN.-The toll keeper Oh
the bridge at Augusta, Me-, says this is the first rim
ter for thirty three years ia which teams have
not crossed the Kenebec river on the Ice at that
place by the lat of January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

DAYLIGHT APPRoAcaiNG.-A Increment Ia ON eno,
In London. Canada West. TO procure the aLo
liston OF the Law under which deptors are imprl.
soned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

NEBaAsKA.-Both branches of the Legislature of
Nebraska adjourned, IL 10 said, on the 10th nit
Among the acts passed by them, was law au.
thorizing the banks of the Territory to suspend
payment for six months to three years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

NJ ANBRorYPRs of the finest quality for % cents
by the celebrated TYLER Co, who have had sixteen
years experience in their business and been honored
with five Gold Medals tor good work. Gallery -!
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

~ For Ambrotypes of the best quality. pay TY
LgR Co 81 cents. They make them good for that
They have the largest Gallery in the country, EN-
ploy IS Artists. aud do everything upon big plan
Depot l3q Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
~ EMIT MES!

Nay ALEN MES!
Valentines for young and old,
Valentines for girls with gold,
Valentines sweet as honey,
Valentines grave, gay and funny,
Valentines for lovers stupid,
Valentines inscribed by Cupid,
Valentines for all professions,
Valentines with sweet confessions,
Valentines with rare devices
Valentines at cheapest prices,
Valentines superby panied
Valentines illuminated
Valentines in EVERY style,
Vailed ia colors, versatile
May be had at SMITHS the shrine
OF Loves saint st. Valentine
Hearts succumb without resistance
To strong love, with SMITHS assistance
Every body supplied by L l. SMITH
News Dealer, Main street.
fest second door above the Custom House.
1g GREAT BARGAINS in Woollen Hose,
Comforts, Talmas, Sacks Children's Hoods, Arm
lets. Ganntlets, Caters. Gents oolien Gloves
and Heavy Buck Gloves. Having too large a stock
of the above Goods, determined to offer great
inducements to buyers, in order 70 close them out,
at COURTNEY'S,
fe SIT 2l3 Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

hEsuxINa oPERATfoss---0a Monday last Messr.
~ 4. Bertoistte 4 Co., Of Reading, Pa, started
their rolling min for the resumption Of busI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

DANISH LANA new law on tina press has CANA
into force In Denmark. prohibiting newspapers
from copying the articles OF other Journals with.
out credit 800
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

DEATH IN THE BLOOM OF MANHooD.-0n the 18th
January, Captain Swepton Whitehead died in Tam
pa, Fla, In the 10th year Of his age, after
illness.
Capt. w. was yirginian by birth and rearing,
and was deeply imbued with those true aristocrat-
ic principles, for which the "0ld Dominion" is SO
justly distinguished.
At the time of his death he was Captrin In Col.
Rogers Regiment Of Mounted Volunteers in Flori-
d. aud distinguished himself as an efficient officer
aud ~ an honorable, urbane, and heightened gen.
tleman. He had only to be known to be esteemed,
aud well known to be beinved.-Saranndh Georgian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

:, FATAL AcciDEsr.--Mr. Henry Heaid, residing near
Ashway, New Jersey, was fatally crushed by !
cot, which he was riding, fallen backward apou
Vim, last Tuesday. He died on Thursday.
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uAMILTON's REPUBLIC OF THE

II UNITED STATES.-AT
RAND0IPHS Bookstore and Rindery,
HERE and HEREAFTER. or the Two Affairs. b,
Anna AtEern: ST..
DIPLOMATIC HISTORY of the Administration
Of Washington and Adams I7s9 and 1901, bj
william III. Trescot; l.25
LEISURE LABOkS, or Miscellaneous Historical
Literary and Poetiea. by j b Cobb; co.
PORTRAITS If NV Married Friends. or a psep int,
Hymen's Kingdom by Uncle Ben; Is
MElnDIES for Childhood, illustrated; 62ets
Mammals Lessons about Jesus. BIZ Mother. ssc
BISHOP on Criminal Law, Commentaries on Crim.
inal, yol2, BY ] Prentiss Bishop $50. 3
THE l. aW OF Railways. practical treaties. upon
the Law OF Railways. by hedfeld, LII b: 50
HISTORY OF the Republic of the United States. "a
traced Ia the writings of Alexander Hamilton,
and OF his contemporaries, by John @ Hamilton
vol l; $50.
Westminster Review for January, London Lancet
FIR February. Medeo-C hirargical ReyieW for
JhHuafys HOT suo8cft0ery. fc il-n
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nay SECOND SUPPLY OF VALENTINEs.-
J. W. RANDOLPH. I2i Main street, has Just open
ed q new lot of CoMIc and SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES.
and ENVELOPES.
They can be mailed TO any post-oice postage free
The price of Valentines are from cts. TO $40 each
fe l0-it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

SCANDAL IN HRooKLYS.-Scandal has been busy
for some time ia Brooklyn, N. T., with the alleged
unlawful intrjgues of two members of @ church in
the Eastern District, the gentleman being we'll
known member of the bar in good standing. and
little widow with wicked dark curls. Their go
ings ON have been fragrant that the church has
taken them In hand, and private investigation i.
in progress which it is supposed will result in the
excsion Ut the offending members.
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LOST.
~ A C0RNS. WARTS,

A22D instantaneous cure for
HsASS corns. bunions, warts nails
growing into the fiesh and every disorder OF the
feet eradicated without any pain or Inconvenience
permitting the patient 10 walk Immediately with
perfect ease and comfort. causing that freedom OF
step 80 essential to health aud good Carriage by DR.
SCHULTZ the Reside IT Chirop0dst Office on wall
street, Wall Street Hotel. sign OF foot.
en- Ladies' and gentlemen, ~ usual attended al
their residences, free of extra charge.
a. DIR. SIS Celebrated Lotion for chilblans
rheumatism. &c. TO be had only at his Office / sub,
s Rady james Lyons ESQ, Rev LIT Mianigsroie.
fe g-lm%