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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-28
Legislative Summi,ry.

January 2U.--ln the Senate, Mr.
Schlech introduced resolution call.
| ing OH the Auditor, Secretary OF
State, nnd Attorney General, to re-
port what action, il any, they had
taken under the resolution of last
session, authorizing a cancellation
of the Lewisto n Reservoir contract,
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Hatch introduced resolution
authorizing and requiring the In
vestigating Committee, consisting
of Messrs. Morgan, Edserton, and
lteemelin, to visit the various state
offices and report whether the sub.
treasury law has been faithfully car
ried ont, which was adopted.
Mr.. Langaon introduced rcsolu.
ton, which was agreed to, asking the
Investigating Committee to iniorn
the Senate when they will be ready
to report.
The bill making an appropriation
OF 81 800 10 continue the work upon
the artcsian well was passed yeas
20, nays 6.
The afternoon was occupied in the
discussion Of bill to allow defend
ants is bastardy cases to testify; and
a bill allowing contractors to recover
for labor or work done, when con.
tract is not completed. Both bills
were referred to the Judiciary Com
mittce.
In the House, Mr.. Lcctc intro.
duced bill to authorize the Com
missioners of the several counties in
this state to set apart portion Of the
funds collected for road purposes,
and to make specific appropriations
of the same.
The Governor transmitted the re.
port OF the Commissioner of Common
Schools, in manuscript.
Mr.. Furnald introduced a resoln.
ton calling upon the State Auditor
to report as to the workings OF the
semi'annual tax law; the amount OF
taxes paid under it, &C., which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Bagley introduced resolution
calling upon the Directors of the
House OF Correction in Cincinnati,
to report to the Legislature a state
ment OF their operations for the past
two years. They are required by
law to make annual reports, but
have failed to do 30 in the years
named.
Mr.. Chase offered a resolution
calling on the Auditor to report to
the Legislature the amount OF taxes
paid by the several counties OF the
state for canal purposes, since the
year 1926, which was laid on the
table for discussion.
Mr.. Monroe's bill relative to land
titles, was defeated on it's passage,
but tho vote was afterwards reconf
sidercd, and the bill referred to a
Select Committee OF three, 30 it will
be up again and perhaps passed after
some notifications.
Mr.. Howe's bill for the regis.ra
ton of births, deaths and marriages
was also defeated.
Tho bill for the protection of en-
bankments and other property Of
Hydraulic Companies was indef-
nitely postponed.
Mr.. West Of Logan, introduced q
preamble and joint resolution in.
structing our Senators and Repre-
lsentatives in Congress to resist all
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LOVE AND LOVE. MAKING. - The
power Of loving and the power OF
love, take to be two very
distinct gifts, seldom found united
in ono individual. They resemble,
the power Of thinking
and the power Of talking, and one
would not he much surprised to find
that the number of people who can
make love without feeling it, is pro-
portionate to that OF the people who
can (and willy talk without thinking.
But do not let us be savage; do not
let us be dissatisfied with these ar
rangements OF nature. Bless us all,
what sort of a world would itbe, il no
DO ~ sighed and whispered, unless
he had u passion at his heart, aud IL
nobody questioned and answered un.
less he had a brain in his head.
-[&irley Brooks.
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LEuAL CIROUMLocurloN.- Oh, ka,o!
What q roundabout way lawyers
have ol drawing mp deeds and docu-
ments. 1t is almost enough to keep
u nervous person from " going tu
law at ALL" The following is fair
sampler" Suppose man wished
to give another an Grange. Instead
of making a simple declaration, and
saying, +" give you that orange, +"
he must set forth his act and deed
in this way: 81 do hereby give you,
all and singular, my estate and in
terest, right, title, and claim, and ad
vantage of and in that orange, with
all its rind, skin, juice, pulp and
pips, and all rights and advantages
therein with full power to cnt, suck
or bite, or otherwise eat the same
orange, or give the Same away, with
or without its skin, rind, juice, pulp,
and pips, anything heretofore and
hereinafter, or in any other deed or
deeds, instruments OF whatever kind
or nature, to the contrary or any
wise, Notwithstanding"
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DRUM DRuMMED OUT.-Mighty is
the Drum, raising as it does lust
of glory in the Christians heart,
stirring him to slaughter, and ma
king bloodshed beautiful; sending
him forth a terrible reaper in the
fields OF carnage, and smearing him
with human gore rs earth's best
painting And yet the drum, though
beat 10y destroying angel-sounds
not so musical to us a. the painting
and snorting of the railway engine.
The piston is more mobile weapon
than tie sword; the whirl and rush
and thunder Of the train grinder,
moro truly sublime, more suggest
i've of oil that enobles man in his
purest thoughts and sympathics to.
wards his fellow, than the tramp and
measured step of glistening thous.
ands, shaking the earth they too soon
are about to deiile with fire and
ord JERRoLD. -
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A TIGER AT SEA.--A somewhat
extraordinary adventure was met
with few days ago, near Muilky,
which is about twenty miles North
Of Mangalore, on the coast. S,me
fishermen, starting out very early in
the morning while it was yet dark,
with their hooks and fish h.spears in
their boats, remarked something
dark in the sea, which it appears
wac outside the breakers; they made
up to it to make it out in the dark.
One of the first boat-loads Of five
called out "a cheetah, a cheet tah!"
but it was soon discover d to be q
royal tiger. They rowed close up to
it, and then another bolabored it in
the head with an oar. But it soon
turned on them, put one huge paw
on the side Of the boat, which cap
sized il, and with ono blow of the
other, fellea the poor man with the
oar. Man and tiger disappeared to-
gether least none OF The others
saw more of them. They were all
shot out by the capsizing boat, and
it was some little time before they
were picked mp by tho other boats.-
That evening the tigers body was
washed up by the waves dead, and
the next morning the poor mans
corpse, with the unmistakable claw
marks on the back of his neck. The
others escaped unscathed, with the
exception OF an awkward blow on
the ankle, which ono of them got
from the boat. What possessed the
tiger to 90 out for cruise in this
fashion, does not appear Mad'as
4theaaeum.
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influence of anger, she had passed 9
hasty judgment. She almost shud
Idered at the thought Of the unjus
punishment she had come nigh in.
flicting while blind from sudden ex.
citement.
The chief blame, | see, rests with
Agnes said the lady, turning with
some severity of voice and counter.
ance towards her little girl, who now
stood with the aspect Of a culprit, in.
stead of an accuser.
1T was her fun, mother John
spoke up quickly. She loves to
tease, you know, aud | was wrong
to get angry
But teasing does not come from a
good spirit, replied the mother, 'and
| am sorry that my little girl can find
no higher enjoyment than the pleas
ure OF annoying her brothers and
sisters. 1 am satisfied with you,
John, but not with Agnes, and now
you may leave US alone
John and Mary went out, and left
their mother alono with Agnes. -
When the little Girl joined her broth
ers and sisters some time afterwards,
she had a sober face, like one whose
spirit was not at case with itself
She had been guilty of double
wrong, and had come near drawing
down upon her innocent brother an
unjust punishment. So clearly had
her mother brought this to her view.
that shame followed conviction, and
she was now ready to acknowledge
her fault, and promise better con-
duct in the future.
But the one who prolited most by
this scene of trouble, was the child.
ren's mother. After all was har-
monized again, and she was alone
with her own thoughts, she lifted a
heart of thankiulness Tor solf-control,
and pray el that she might ever pos.
sess her spirit in calmness. Il from
bic in thinking OF the evil that
would have followed q blind punish
ment oil my noble-hoarted boy!
= L. S. ARruUR.
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Once a gentleman. who had the

Once a gentleman, who had the;
gilt of shaping good many things
out Of orange peels. was displaying
his abilities at dinner party before
Theodore Hook and Mr.. Thomas
Hill, and succeeded in connterfeiting
u pig, to the admiration of the COM
pany. Mr. Hill tried the leat, and,
after destroying and strewing the ts-
be with the peel Of dozen oranges,
gave it up with the exclamation:--
" Hang a pig! can't make one.
" Nay, Hill, " exclaimed Hoox,
q ncing at tho table, ".you have
done more; instead of one pig, you
have made q liter" .-iY'
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A Boston gentleman promen ading

A Boston gentleman promenading
Washington street, chanced 10 step
upon the trailing roAes Of lady 10
fnll dress. " Excuse me, madam.
but | believe tho accident would not
have occurred, had it not beenNfo the
length of yonr attire, vpologissd
the masculine offender. Excues
me cir" replied the feminine victim,
= but think the acci lent b owing
to the unusual length OF your feet. ~
Said gentleman turned suddenly, lapi
Scho) )l street.
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flNo TEkC CitERs.--Thc Board OF school EX.
L amiucrs for Hancock county, VIII hold Il
(cSsiuu iur the purpose of examining Teachers,
!, the Union School room, in Findidy. on The
|lrst Saturday Cl SANITARY and the first Sdtur.
| ay of February, anfiho first ami third Sl;ar.
ays ofevcry month thereafter, cummcncUsW
|sh o'clock, a. M. uu, further notice is gwen.
v. x. LEONARD, Clok Of sail Bo4d.
fiHilHy. l,l. ., 1874.
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, aSrIsr,-J. !. H..ncG;Gn

tile citilcns oi FinG"y, milf fpSSS,
Hancock county, that he has re. l-IIJ
Ipved to the front runm. over llyatt's Store
entrance at the Hail, one dInr North ui the
| iinre. He is prepared 10 lusort Teeth on
| Did, Silver, GUlLI Pcrchi, and Pivot. De.
Payed Teeth Filled or Extracted. lie has also
urchascd the right of Inserting Teeth ON Per.
|oLUn. II is solid block of work, and viii
|ear moro hard use in the mouth, without the
| shility of the Teeth breaking OIL tho Plate
here are no joints or croVicts IN the gum or
petwrcu the teeth and plate tor tho lud.lnant
" particles of food, or socrotunS of the mouth.
Aiey will not c0rrodo, or become offensive,
ing made entirely of Porcelain, can be fitted
bore perfectly to the mouth than any other
nd OF work, and offered at about one half the
nal price OF Teeth set on Gold. Persons dc.
Gus OF having work done, willplcasp call aud
anime specimens. j. j. DLECllER
pa Is, 1858.
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>NiiE DIG BLUE BOOT.- There is no mis-.
take but we sell Boots and Shoes lower iol
quality than other shop In this ar adiui-
j counties. just call ut the sign ofthe BLUE
LOT and see for yourself.
ladies and Childrcn's Work in superabun.
lco, at such rates rs will make IL an induce,
lnt to give us your patronage.
emem0cr our place Of business.
arch 10, 1855. j. d. STUBBS.
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ma. u. ". ENTnIkIy, WIN hcrcnrtor ID

hN. Il. W. ESTHIiSIS, will hereafter do
H. vote his entire time TO the practice at Med
cine and Surgery, III Findlay aud adjoining
suuutry. Prompt attention Ia business at ali
Hines.
RgslDENcE- Opposite the Joint Stock Hotel,
3n Sandusky street. West of Main.
| ORFiCE--Four doors South of Wheeler Bros.
es- When professionally absent, orders may
e lett at rcsidcncc.--all such orders WILL re.
Give prompt attention.
| March 1, (Jan. |, J lSiS.
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FATURE's ASSISTANT
DIR. Z. ID. SOPER, would respectfully
ounce that he has permanently located in
.dlay, whore he will attend 20 all calls in his
3fession.
~ 0nice in Colts Block, formerly occupied
SDr. Armstrong. October ii, 1858.
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.B. nGECH, would cspccttlllannuunce
H. that he has permanently located In fin1lty
Where he wllattcnd to AL calls iu his profession
ONCE and residence on west side Of Md,nsi
= u the buildngf formerly occupied by \ Gougkin
Piearly opposite the now Presbyterian Church
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Tho Blue Boot

R. w. IL. BALDWIN has removed hi,
oilice TO room over IL. Newells store.
|ovember 1, lS5S.-[tfl
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ICENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS. 49,
IU MCAHAN & MARKIE have formed Il co.
partnership. and arc now engaged in Il general
collecting business. Persons who sec proper
10 cntrust their business In our hands. can rc.
ly on having II done promptly and satisfactory.
All moneys collected Will be promptly paid
over.
~ once over Wheeler & Bros Store.
u. ID. McCAllAN,
JOEL MARKLE.
FNDLAr, o., Dec. 25, lsj7.-tr
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WIN e. BUNTs, Attorney and Counsel
w Ior At-I.a,v, FISDLLY, Hancock co., D.
OrriCg above Green's Drug store, opposite
the Court House.
| April goth, lsjS.-ly.
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CHESTER ClIrRCii

+
IUItD - CHURCH, GencraI Collecting
IIl Ageuts, will promptly attend To the col.
ection OF claims of all kinds IN Hancock and
adjoining counties.
RSFRRgScEs:-Judge Whitclcy; c. W. 0'Ncal,
Esq. Wheeler Il Eros.
6S- Onlcc Second floor Dixon House Block.
(orner room. TAug. y, lS5S.-ly
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am now prepared Ia give my
LIN undivided attention tu the Repairing 0f
Matches AMI lcwelrv. Persons ci,iru ting
khat they will be- carcfully. properly, ana
promptly attended tn by myself ] viii war.
Pant all my work 10 perform according to
Is.recmuEi
os- Shop. two doors north Of Cars H,t,l,
re.I side, Main street.
CLONS y. NILSSON.
| FlNpLAY, Ohio, JulV .2d, ISIS.
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W FINDLAY, HANCOCK COUNTY. 0nIo)
VIII attend to all business entrusted to his care.
In collections, fidelity. promptness and dis.
patch. are the invariable rules Of this oilicc.
0FFICE-Melodeon Building--up.stairs.
RgFER.ScEs Hon. l.. ID. Campbell, Ohio
Hon. II. +. Wade, Ohio; Gov. Chase, Ohio;
o. Wilson & Co., Now York; Hon. Thomas Cor
win, Ohio; II. @. Phillips, Dayton, Ohio, and
others. March 10, lsjS.1
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LEGAL NOTICES,


PIG. q "a. o.ls.ns s'. o HaH-No 1853. '''.A'
ss..h:a s:ss..ss 9' On n'
sd
'" By oi &C. q f shs Court.
J. L. KELLY Deputy Clerk.
. s sasEnSf Pc ssaF
sssssa; l.:
Ia Succession Dc feu John shsesn DECIDE
donne que eel. psu. con.
suess sers droitt Il de pttiiion pour -
SIS i9a J. L. KELLY. Dspute ar.n.r.
sscosp Dl,5a,s. couEr} sUcoEssIoN Or PATRICK
Tim s:1S s.,. q +
the estate of the late Patrick Flynn,
Notes hereby given all to whom it may concern to show
cause within ten Gays why the prayer Of the said petitioner
By order Of Tie Court.
ILL KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Re
EisS F;gna ss s.. DE-
9s';e Ia
l.. r ssIa sI pour ssausss
ne ser sers. pas fait d I Ia di.e petition.
SIS 10 "a J.. L. KELLY. Deputs GrstHer.
srcosp =, Ds1 r CouRTl SUCCESSION OF THOMAS
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
OF this Estate and to at other herein
cause within from the
mist atrx Of this estate should be homologaed and
proved and the funds distributed In herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
J. L. KELLY. Deputy Clerk.
Pc THOMAS
A Wis est par le present donne aux cream.
n cers de Id ds Succession toutes autrcs personne
celia peu davo deduirs dix d
ter De II presene publication les ras0ns lesquees
compile presente adm nistace de Ia de Succession
repartis commencement dit compte.
Par ordrs della Cour.
Us 10 Is i'll. KELLY. Depute Grenier
3; NJ. e's os.s e s BAILEY
WHEREAs Hannibal 8. Biood has petit
w tiored Court Of tn
Notice s hereby given ali whom IT may to shoy
within ten days why the Of the said petione
| should not be granted.
| By order Of the Court. 9...
| J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
sss s
| TTENDU que Hannibal y. Blood a pre-
sente petition Ia Cour Penet dobtenir les ettre
Standardization Ia Succession de feu T. L. Bailey deced
| iHtestat-
Avis present tous ceux que peut
cerner davor deure dix les rasons lea
quslles ne :ersit fait droit 10 de petition.
| Par ordre do Il Cour.
s6 10 Is i'll. KELLY. Depute Grenier.
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4 HALLER Il BROTHER. NANUFAc-
~ IuRERs OF COPPER. TIN AND SHEET IRON
AGDWORK 10 all it, varities. Has also hand large
w assortment Of Cooking Parlor and Bar.roou Stoves,
and are prepared 70 eli all orders IN the above Line In
Particular stesoe paid to al descriptions Of boidins work.
Copper Galvanized Iron Tin and Zinc Valley and
Roofing Down Pipes, Fancy and Plain Heads etc.
Have the exclusive right for the State Of Louisiana
and vend he recently patented invention Of Jabes Lewis
the use ofvhieh the roof Of buildings is washed from all
prior 70 the water being conducted the
acting In itself the necessity Of any it,
action; feature not produced here before dl4 "
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK,
New Orleans July 80. 1859
~. The Directors OF this Bank have de-
clared diydeno of EIGHT Of The profits of the
last six MONTHS payable the Stockholders and after the
10th August.
G, A, r, RONDEAU, Cashier,
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OFFICE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, J
Room No. ID, City Hall,
New Orleans August 49, 1859.
B-Notice 70 Tax Pnyers.-The Hoard OF
the city OF New Orleans having completed their
rolls OF the year and copies having
been left with the Secretary of the Board at No City
Hail. tho be and examined the nhab
,an,s Of The said city New Orleans and BY the own
daily Sundays sccsp'ed, during THIRTY DAYS from
the 18th inst
meet at their ONCE. No Is City Hall from o'clock A.
till O'Clock p NJ, the 18th 10TH 2ist, I'D I'D 24ih and
10Th Of September review their sppi
cation Of any person conceiving hin self agsrsved
HENRY BIER,
au13 sod Secretary Board OF Assessors
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PEAL ESTATE AND SLAVES PUBLIC
II Register of McCERREN. LANDRY i co.
The subscribers have opened Books Registry and sale
Of Real Estate and Slaves for the city and country aud invite
their friends and the public to call their what
property they have for sale inscribed in their
No charge will be made for such registry.
The Books will be opened for examination by public at
the sales room of the undersigned
MCGERREN, LANDRY & CO.
and Sales Reconnaissance Hail. St. Charles street
corner OF Perdido. se9tf
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G JONES & CO., SHIPPING AGENTS AND COM
=. MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. u

ID A @ ES.
We viii make liberal consenents of MeIchsn
disc friends ir London Liverpool Boston, New York
Philadelphia, baltimore Bnd Charleston.
as s. JONES 4 co.
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closed mail consisting Of letters newspapers for States
and cAs Of Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway sweden Posnd Russla Greece Ionsn Islands,
1 scnt from the Post office New York semi weekly
"A mail for the West Indin Islands will be sent by this
steamer
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

Ar6enev0lcnt Association OF the SONS OF
an spsG. meeting Of this Asscei.on Will DO held
inunspAT NEXT September 18th, 1859. att o'clock P.
Nv Perfect Union Ha Rampant street, be Du-
maine and 81. Philip streets ~
Aembsn .re requested to be punctual.
sel3 81 AUG. LARosE. sserstary
MASTERS No. l. meet. FOURTH ia TRsDAY Of every
a ths room Concord Royal Arch Chapter No. odd
OrrlcERs-J. ii. Holland r. ILL.,. g.. NJ; Thomas Bell,
~ D. g.. ~; r. L. Ncomede, M. c.. Of the W..
runcs de Lucas Treasurer D. lawrence Recorder Juan
Jose Rico. Captain Of tho Guards Wsm Trelford Con.
ductor ChAs Beebe Tyler Peter Monson Sentinel se2 ~
~ Indevisible Friends Comm andery OF
Knights Tempiars and Appsndsnt Orders No. the
THIRD FRIDAY Of month In the Hall Perse verancs
District ~
orrIcERs--J. H. Holland, E.. Comm, ndsr;F H. Knapp
General; D. Donne'la, Captain General Auguse Broue,
Junior Warden A. Cologne M.illeur
Recorder Michel Meieu Standard Bruno Lucas
sword Bearer j. Harvey, Warden Jean Beney. Sentinel
k9-Public schools, Fourth District A male
eacbei Is wanted n the Live Oak School, Gentlemen
ing said pos,tios vii please apply to the undersigned his
" CheSInut street, Just above jackson, between tho
SEQ g. J.G. PARHAM, sR. super't
s1Louisinna Democratic Assocfation-At
meeting OF the LanssnH Democratic Association, he'd
saturday evening August a. 1852 The following elected
al omcers o. ne AsSociation 70, the ensuing year
Presdent-G A. rOSDfCR.
vice-presidsnt-W. @. BETTERTON.
Secretsry-D. WARREN BRICKELL, N. D.
freasurer-G. W. McCERREN.
ExKCUrIvE =. Communications Cottman, N. D Martin
Donnvan, Franklin H. Clack T. b. Harper, Dennis Cronan.
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c POOLEY.
,J1sIOs. MURRAY q CO.. SUCCESSORS TO
Messrs Pooey, Nicol Col Florida Yellow Pins Lumber
Yard corner d Cedar and Julia Streets New Basn Hunts old
Yard.
VS. bHya con aptly assortment descrip-
o Of Dressed Flooring Ceiling every description
seanng Timber Shingles Laths and quality Of
FED If THos. MURRAY co.
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This sae and only eecua remedy worms has been more
extensively used by regular practising physicians than any
prietay metcne which has made its in the
United States. " ~
1t is used with the utmost freedom confidence bv gentle
who have attained eminence in the medical profession in
all the Middle Western, and Southern States. "
The of its popularity is the
yet been discovered which can be substituted place. and
in all without as to the re-
suit lis perfect safety recommends it every parent If
secreted within the system it will speedily exneI
them Without fail But in order TO obtain the artc
purchaser should be bis guard and look the in
battle and be particular that he
buying b. A. Fahnestock's Vemifuge, and no other.
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WANTED.

GENTLEMAN WANTS FURNISHED room,
n with without board in French American private
family Best references be given. Address this
Office. sei5 lis
WANTED-A GOOD WASHER AND IRONER-Oue
w who come we'll recommended. Applys
8. n MOODY'S,
sells 1t CAna 6treAt.
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@Es LOSS OF TEETH-Dr. j. WEST
III s.. Charles street, continues supply the
OTfYVSVSI.oss OF TEETH without wires or springs
upon his new principle of self adhesion This
mehod has procured him universal appreciation
TsRed s bel the mos. system Of supplying AR
ipg perfect articulation md perfect and nat
nra appearance as 10 defy detection by closest
DE VESTS method OF filing teeth with
mode improvements fhos- Interested will find these
menfs to be entirely and scUpuousy correct W.
his sincere thank to the nh ,bants Orleans and its
vicinity for the extensive practice they with
the last fifteen Office residence lo St Charles
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