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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-02

THE LIVER INVIGoRAToR
is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
MpAhR cures almost too great to believe II cures as
IL py Iage even the first dose giving benefit and seldom
u1g9 bhHn one bottle is required to cure any kind Of
blFEh complaint, from the worst Jaundco or Dys-
of a Diseased Liver.
-, a..- PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Dr SANFORD, Proprietor, 3i5 broadway, New York
" H. sPURR, Wholesale and Retail Agent for wor-
NNHVIs 0NWU
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-02
THE LIVER INVIGOK,

"A ed by DIR. Sanford composed entirely Gums, is one
of the best purgatve and Liver medicines before the
public, namely, that acts Cathartic, easier mder
and more eectual than any other medicine known. Ii
snot only Cathartic, but Liver remedy acting first
on the Liver to eject its morbid matte thus accomplish
Ing two purposes efectuay, without the painful
feelings experienced in the two operations most Ca
tarcs 1t strengthens the system the me that
il VIII ken
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-02

. lHb WOkcKsrEh SPY never looked so blooming since
IL has dOnned It's new aud beautiful dress IL seems re-
ally much pieasanter 10 look the paper than for
mey, and II be said that Worcester ono pa
per which presents good appearance.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
TERMS OF ADVERTISING !:

AGENTS ISTEIIIGENCER:
n7-S NJ PETrENGuL 4 Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents No. ll9 Nassau Street New York and 10 State
Street Boston.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

"OH DEAR! SHALL WE EVER BE
DoNE LYING ?'-An honest old gentle
man. in telling us his troubles, gave
great prominence to the necessity he
was frequently under Of disappointing
his customers, whose work could not
be finished as soon as he had promised.
After explaining the difficulty, he
looked up with great earnestness, and
exclaimed, "Oh dear, shall we ever
be done with this lying We have
often wondered ourselves whether
such consummation ould ever take
place. Your boots will be done on
Saturday night without fail" Never
theless, you have to go to church with
gaping shoes, for want of them.
"Your coat shall be sent home by
nine o'clock on Saturday night" and
you get it in fact the Wednesday ai-
ter. "Will you lend me your wheel
barrow | will return it tonight
You wait for it till next week, and
then send for it. My carpenter sol,
emnly agreed to finish my house by
November, but it was July before
could get the key. My wood was tc
be split on Saturday afternoon
enough for the Sabbath SO it was
but bad to do it.
My money was to be paid the next
week and then, aert week and ther
NEXT week--and then, as soon as ht
could get it +; and then it should b'
paid when he got it again-he got i
again, and paid another debt becans'
the man treated him more savagel.
than l would. The strength laid ou
in running for this money, if it ha'
been economically applied to labor
would nearly have earned the who'll
debt. The fellow never paid me a
last but Death came along and h
paid him promptly. "Oh dear, shal
we ever get done with this lying ?
!. it is one Of the few domestic manufa,
lures which need no protection, an
lourishes without benefit either to til
: producer or consumer. Beschey.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
RIES CITY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY JULY H. 1852

that another peril, and one scarcely
less to be dreaded than the first, was
near, and the certainty that if they es-
cape! this they would be comparative
~ safe, added not little to the breath
less interest with which they awaited
the event.
Scarcely a cables length interviewed
between the ships bows and the out.
ermost breaker, when Warner put his
trumpet to his lips and the warning
cry
deck. Luff now, luff all you can, so
steady" he shouted to the hellsman.
The ship plunged down the side
of a mountain billow which was
instantly churned into foam upon
the sharp rocks and when she
again rose upon the summit of a wave,
the reef was fairly astern, and the
Cornucopia in safety.
No immediate sound of rejoicing
arose from her decks, but when the
spell was broken, cheer succeeded
cheer from pent up bosoms, making
the "welkin ring" and carrying joy
to the hearts of the frightened women
in the cabins.
The remainder of the story may be
briefly told. The Cornucopia had a
pleasant, safe and speedy passage
from the Bermudas to her destined
port. On her arrival the captain for.
mally resigned his command and de-
parted for Italy, 10 seek in warmer
climate the restoration of his health.
Warner was appointed his success
or and as Mr.. Lemaire thought best
to have the ship re-fitted in Liverpool
she remained there until her owner
was ready to return in her to Ameri
ca. His daughter, of course, accom-
panied him, but not as the Miss Euge
MIA Lemaire of the outward passage
She had become Mrs. Captain War
ner +; for the promise given upon tina
lee shore of Bermuda had been faith
fully kept.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

A Coon WIFE.-In the eighty-fourth
year of bis age, DR.. Calvin Chaplin
wrote of his wife, who was a daughter
Of the younger president Edwards
My domestic enjoyments have been.
perhaps, as near perfection as the hui
man condition permits. She made my
home the pleasantest spot on earth to
me. And now that she is gone, my
worldly loss is perfect How many
poor fellow would be saved from
suicide, from the penitentiary and the
gallows every year, had he been
blessed with such wife She
made home the pleasantest spot on
earth to me-" What great tribute
to- that woman's love, and piety and
common sense Rather different was
the testimony Of ali old man, some
three years ago, in the Toomb's yard
of New York city 81 didn't intend
to kill my wife but she was very
aggravating woman
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
CRIME.-The league between virtue

CRME-The league between virtue
and nature engages all things to as.
sumo front hostile to vice. The
beautiful laws and substances Of the
world persecute and whip the traitor.
He finds that things are arranged for
truth and benefit but there is no
den in the world to hide a rogue.
Commit crime, and it seems as if q
coat Of snow fell on the ground, such
as reveals in the woods the track Of
every partridge. fox and squirrel.
You cannot recall the spoken work !;
you cannot wipe out the foul track |;
you cannot draw up the ladder SO as
to leave no inlet or clue. Some dam.
ming circumstance always transpires,
The laws and substances Of nature
water, snow, wind, gravitation-be.
come penalties to the thief.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
NUMBER 2S.
JAMES @. PERCIVAL,

Two or three years ago there died
in Grant county. Wisconsin, one OF
the most remarkable men of the age.
Possessed of varied and profound
learning, he was an especial adept in
the science of Geology. In the space
OF three years, commencing in 1854.
he visited every county in Wisconsin
except Douglas, and made careful
survey Of every part, until he became
er's boy with the features of his faith.
er's farm. He travelled six thousand
miles in a buggy over the prairies and
through the forests of that young
State, turning over boulders every
where, exposing himself to the inclem.
cies of the weather at all seasons, sur.
mounting every obstacle, to advance
the cause of science, and dying in the
midst of his labors when little past
three score years of age.
That man was James Gates Perci-
val, with whose name every child in
the land, of dozen years of age, is
familiar More or less of his poetry
has been in almost every school book,
compiled any time during the last
thirty years, until the sweet little po-
ems "Seneca Lake" Coral Grove"
Consumption" The Deserted Wife,"
and Poetry" are as familiar as
household words" What child can
not repeat passages from them, or
even the whole of some of them?
What woman has not had her soul
stirred to its lowest deep, as she has
read,
" He comes no, lhave watched the moon go down,
But yet he comes not. Once it was no, sof"ac.
1t was we'll said of Mr.. Percival,
nearly forty years ago, by the North
American Review, that "he possesses
the rare and divine art of imparting
to language those mysterious and un.
earthly influences, which come to us
from the strings of an Eolian harp.
As you walk through the garden Of
his poetry, you enjoy something more
than the pleasure Of gazing on indi.
vidual specimens, or inhaling success.
sive sweets, or surveying gay beds,
or fairly ordered parterres for tho
air itself is occupied with spirit Of
mingled fragrance
The poetical works of Mr.. Percival
have just been issued by Ticknor &
Field, Boston, in two fascinating lit.
tie volumes Of blue and gold. accom-.
panied with biographical sketch of
the author. Whoever would like to
know the history of the man who as
tonished his teacher, when lad of
fourteen, by his skill in the sciences
and his displays of poetic genius
who filed the various positions OF
physician, editor, professor of surgery
in the United States Army, and pro-
fessor of chemistry in the Military
Academy at West Point who aided
Noah Webster in %Httiug out the first
quarto edition. IN two volumes. OF
his Dictionary who became State
Geologist Of Virginia, traversing
that commonwealth like a Virginia
fence who became disgusted with
the world and with poor pay for lite
rary labors, lived a hermit for years
in the State of wooden. nutmegs and
basswood bacon who reads rocks as
smart child reads the epitaphs on
grave stones, and wrote poetry with
the facility and sweetness Of black
J, birds gushing notes will buy and
i read these two little charming vol
umes of blue and gold.-Dububus
Times.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

Business Cards of vc lines less will be inserted in
this column for S. per annum For each additional
line, over FIVE, one dollar will be charged.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

Mrs. Dali, in recent speech before
the Women's Rights Convention, read
a letter giving an account OF young
girl in Delaware, whose father was
machinist. She was very desirous OF
learning her fathers business. On
being allowed 10 enter the shop, she
showed great ability, and made such
"a rapid advance as to enable her (on
the occasion Of her fathers death, Ia
many years after,) TO take charge o.
the business. Her younger sisters
and brothers have learned the trade
from her, and she is now prosperous
machinist; keeping the business OF
her father, and teaching it to hel
younger and dependent brothers. and
presenting living witness Of the wis
dom Of allowing a girl perfect freedom
in the choice of an avocation.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
yrom the Clinton County Jouansl
THE LOVE OF WOMAN.
BY FINLEY JOHNSON,

B1 FINLEY JOhNSoN.
There is no blessing we enjoy
So like to heaven above,
So holy, pure and undefiled
As woman gentle love;
And they alone, who it possess,
Can ever taste the bliss
Which springs from out its deep recess,
Within world Ike this.
Our fragile bark of life may strike
Upon misfortune's rock So.
At each succeeding shock;
The raging pillows, mountains high,
May break upon the deck
Yet woman, with unchanging love,
Will cling unto the wreck.
Though death may for season blight
Affections holy flowers,
And cause the plant of love to droop
Within its earthly bowers,
Yet will it but transported be,
Beyond this world of gloom,
And watched by angels holy love,
1t shall perpetual bloom.
Let all the world ambitious be
Ofpower, wealth and fame
Let them ignite the new born spark
Into burning flame
Rut give to me no greater bliss
In earth, or heaven above.
Than the assurance possess
Sweet woman's holy love.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
HILDRETH & CARVER,
General Land Agents,

ST. CHARLES CITY, FLOYD CO., IOWA,
Will attend to buying, selling and selecting
lands on Commission, &C. Town Lots bought
and sold, money loaned, and the business OF
conveyancing and payment of Taxes promptly
attended to. Friends at the East, as well as in
this State, are requested to make application
TO our agency. Satisfactory references given
if required.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16

DEATH OF WILLIAM II. pKEscorr. The
telegraph announced the death Of the great
Historian, at bis residence in Boston Mass,
the 29th nit. No guns will be fired; no BIN
ners ordered at half mast no eulogies pro-
nounced and no tributes ofrespect in empty
words--paid to his memory, Thus hath
genius and talcat left the earth at all periods
Of lis history. The great benetactofs Of
maukind-the poets and painters; anl dis,
coyerers and inven'ofs-a long line OF shining
lights have passed away. not Ike Others, for
they have left their hand writing on the i'm
perishable walls. in signs and figures, leading
US onward and upward The military man
dies, or the political tactieian, and there is a
grand oration. The former has Xii his man
in violation of Gods Holy Ordinance, Or he
has killed his dozen men. Mark the gIaring
paradox Of hypocrtical theology, The
lesson taught is xiii not" Love thy neigh
Dor as thyse!E" DO unto Others as yon
would they should do unto you," and in
the face Of this, the people are always at war
10 settle questions raised by their rulers pur-
posaly to keep up the puppet show.
Prescott is dead but still lives IN his works,
which are the property Of the worll--a rich.
lcgacy-oyer which his heirs cannot to law
and li.ht-a legacy Of value before which
the estate Of the Millionaire who died ye~ter
day is dust AHl ashes.- Baton Rouge Com
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16
& Garri5onbars lnofptnocnt.
EVERY WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
TERNS:

per annum in advance, or
.Rs and FIFTY CENTS after the lapse OF
8.
EiDtion discontinued until all arrears are
an order to that effect
kments inserted AT { per square fer the
Sn. and Fifty cents for each continuance,
or less constitute sQUARE.l 4 liberal
made to those who advertise by the year
advertisements.
2uncing candidates for Parish Offices s.
rged-ior all other Offices, SO, invariably
sTIxG executed with neatness and pune
eayab!e on delivery.
y pertaining to the business 0! the cstao-
be addressed j. q. a. TALIAFEGRo.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16

A steamboat arrived a few dars ago At our
wharf, from Rcd River, with iarre party 9.
gentlemen and ladies from. tie nosth-w stern
parishes. who are visiting our CITY tor pieas-
ure ard amusement. Among them was e'ge,,
widows, whose aggregate wealth amounted
to Eve millions Of dollars. One Of the sa'4
ladies is the owner of six hundred slaves, and
another makes 2 crop Of three thousand o',es
Of cot.rr.-T. q. Nf'ir.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16

N07E, LNVT, &c. q y N0EIE0Ie.
ME are constantly receiving 2 general assort-
" meut Of Six. Fur, Cassmc5s, Wool. Pana-
ina. Leghorr, Stray, PalmIeaf ana Carnpeacl Hats
and Caps For sale low, by FROST 4 Co, No. 10
Naraziue street, NeNOrie2us. CT.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16

certainly, my hdlne Is --.
Have you any family"
Yes, wife and servant
ANY chiidren?
wait a moment, III 90 and sae'
in the course Of five minutes the proprie
tor returned and joyfoiIy remarked, "lou
can put me down une boy"
The omployo returned his acknovledg
mcnts and moved of 10 gather Information
elsewhere. Ahout half an hour altcrwafd
he was returning through the same street
when he heard hail f:ou the house Of lhv
1ent'eman above ielo ftei 10, and going NJ to
raa geatjeraan rom Iied, Sir, you can lut
ulu down for two children
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16

One day last week, says the Sanfrancisco
Herald and cmpIoye of Mr.. Langly, engag-
ed in compiling facts for his forthcoming Di-
rectory stopped at house in this city, rang
the bell and found himself confronted with
the proprietor, when the following dialogue
ensucd:
"Will You he kind enough to furnish me
with your name Cor the Dircctoiy?"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02
80 TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,

PETERS INeALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
kHHA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
eHFial or Baisanlc properties, excels every thing
heretofore offered the pablo, IL its curative restO-
Eauye and renoystlng powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re.
medy will cure the above diseases, and confounded
when they have 1ccular demonstrations of the facts
bui the proprietor, who has known of the remsdy
for twenty odd years, has known OF of twenty
years standing 70 be restored 10 perfect health and
al other cases Of shorter Duration TO be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case Of G0norrhoea which the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried out with
prudence on the part of the patient and to any
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
iuCiy, in his or her case he guarantees 6 perfect
cure; and in of failure VIII furnish additional
medicine Tree of charge, 10 complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will pe effected with
Gu: incpZv venieDce TO the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS APPERSON, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
de l0-6ns No. 20l Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02
n%-HAaTsHoaHE's CuRE-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN AkNTHLLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM-
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS. s.se =
DpFpA PFnP THEAJgT

BorrLEs IT, Is and so cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIEHCE s
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be keptin
all families in case of accidents or sudden Sickness
frequently in less time than IL requires TO
got physician. s.4 -
externally and internally.
HARTSROI;h Fps CURE-ALL cures Rheumatism
Neuralgia and Cniikiains
HAhTsHoRNEsOURE-A cures Cramps. Colic.
Pains in the stomach or Bowels. 80 "a ssss
EAR1sHQRNE's CUKEALL cures Pains In the
Limbo, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears. 81
nAkTsH0RNk'S CUREALL cures 6prsins,
Bruises, scalds, Burns and Frosted Feet. ssss
HAkTSHORNE'S CUREALL cures Pains In the
Feet and swelling Of the joints
HARTsHokNE's CuREALL cnres Stin Neck
from Cold, and Ague Ia the Breast. - -
HARTsH0KNE'SC CURE ALL Is good for Dyspep-
sia Weak Stomach and Bowels ~ VS.
Whenever you have Pain. use the CURU-ALL, ~
IL acts upon the Nerves. husse, Sinews, Blood and
Homes and, by its warming electro gnetic power.
expels all pain from the system. Get bottle aud
fhe above medicines 70 be bad ~ all Drug Htores
In Richmond, Norfolk, petersbnrs and al towns In
Virginia. -. 90 l3-eon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES
ssss~ BEAUTY lit has votary in

ss~ BEAUTY 1T has votary in ev-
ery aenrt moves 10 love- aRe rstines the taste II
vou wish 10 he subjected 10 snch an Influence 40
to the PHUToGRAPH snd FINE ART1AtLERY.
anG see it Giow prSD ibe Canvas, breathe from the
sarialtoned AMBaUT1PE and highly finished
DO this. snd II yea have heart
70 EEL and a taste to appreciate. You must be
pleased.
Pho .osraphs tsses all siges, ur 20 LIFE. copied
from nsspeTreotyPes or Ambroty pes and coiored
In oil or water coers making realty beautiful pic
lures. q MINNtS.
Opposite Custom House, Main st,
NH Rirh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02


TIE UNITED sfArEs AsD THE CENTRAL AMEarAs
STATES Dispatches from the commander of tha
nag ship Msrriniac, dated Harbor Of RealIio. Fes.
2sth, says:
There 10 reason to believe that the recent cruise
OF the sloop OF war Decatur In the Gulf Of Fonscca
has been productive of results highly beneficial to
the interests Of our country In that quarter. The
object OF the Decatur 10 going TO San Juan del Sur
was TO protect the passengers of the Hermann,
which was expected arrive there early in March.
And the presence of one of the vessels of the
s.quadron being indispensable, she had been cruis.
ing, in pursuance of orders, to intercept llibuss
ters.
A. La Union the Decatur was said to be the first
United States vessel which had entered that port.
ene was visited BY the Governor of the departs
ment, as well % by other officials, and the first
9auonai salute ever received by the flag of San
salvador was from the Decatur, which was enthns
siastIoaiiy received by al! classes Of the people.
Congrafulafory addresses we're also interchanged
Dy the commandante Of La Uuion and Commander
the Navy Department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02
NH 2a-td THos LAWSON. G R.
0PRING SALES-I859.


THOMAS, HUGHES h CALDWELL
IMPORTERS AND JORBERS
(No. Pearl Street, Richmond, virginia)
We are now ready 20 exhibit cur SPRING
STOCK of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
FORMATIONS, which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
Of American manufactures, enables us TO offer to
the merchants of
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE, and
KENTUCKY,
a Stock Of GOODS, not to be surpassed in EX,.
TENT BEAUTY and cHEAPNESs, in this coun-
try. Our assortment consists 10 part of
Embroideries. Laces. Dress Trimmings. silk and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Hsadkfs. CTavats Ties
suspenders Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas, Para
soils, Brushes, Combs. ButtoEs, Hoop Skirts, Per-
fumeres and soaps, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Ac
An endless variety of Small Wares, more par rticu-
larry specified in our printed Cstslogs es.
Ear Orders at all times promptly attended to.
"a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02
EzS- SPRING AND SUMNER MASrLgs,
Am SNN NREas GnnNS


| shall open on Monday, a good assortment of
Wrappers in Lace. SIN and White Msrseles for chi
,hen; fsucy Press foods Calcoes; Blk Silks; Head
Dresses; Pr spch Heir Pins, Euhroidtries; Bonnets
Ribbons: Flowers; huches; tXteu sion Sairts; pus-
tcrs NsIseiles and Linen Bosoms, me AZ l2ts ctS
ana ia Fancy NotioG $. have large yarity; Dress
&c, kc- Gail ~ the Mantle Depot fnr
the hesa ana cheSpest Goods in this city as am
sailing at prices 20 def competition,
Il FZEkIEL.
Mantle Depot, 81 Main street.
US- But oDS for Rings for the boys. NH 2S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-02
ag- ARTIFICIAL Tssrn-Tns Cnso-

PLASTIC Pgecsss.-G w JONES. DENTIST having
purchased the exrlxssrs rigid for the above
mode OF making TEETH. and after Gsino and tsst-
ING il in the most d.gcuA cases ,cheys cher ptofs
hal i,d fs er1tirefy sutisfsd ~ It's atsotnfs supey
ofty over the gold. silver aud plasins tsthea css
therefore, with confidence, recommend II % Atlwho
r,a desire full or partial sots OF teeth; and ssec0L
~ 70 sueh as raay be dsssasSsd g..h these ny ars
n0sc ,ss1 In this process all Of the qbjectioas ~
the gold plate arc remoyed--the euction bstnG <r.
feet sec ures comfort and stability 20 the ht and sne
teesh being ebeded In the metal. the eed ta exclu
ded from unper or between them; they are herr
bre cleaner, smoother sndlIn every respect betssr.
plate 10 tbs mouth, and the suction thsfeny 81
cured, he eau inseTtoneor more teeth scssacut c1s
and in all guarantee perfect and satsfAcsofy
dt.
This method having been adopted and comuend-
Cd by these standing highest In the proiess1ous
North and south, testimonials VIII Be eiyen, ena
specimens xhibited 90 Any who may desire 20 -
them The Old plates Of those Wishing % sxehAn9e
the old method Tor the new. will be taken = ~
pay. viii OF couFse, mako eeefh ON the ola no&e
or those who nay prefer ts.
Filling theroughly aud gently done "a tsssa -
once opposite CosinshiAn Hali. lA1-va