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NEWPORT NEWS.

G@As we require cash from our carrier
for the PRESS, it becomes highly important
that he should receive his pay each week
from our patrons. Our friends will please
take notice. n
MORE SABBATH BsEAKING.-0fficer Digby,
of the Cool Spring precinct, arrested several
young men on Sunday last for violating the
laws made to preserve order on the Sabbath,
They were fined from 81 to IS each. \
ALTKRNATE REPENTANCE. .--one of our ciu-
Eens, named William Carney, who frequently
finds himself involved in domestic difficulties.
was yesterday .afraigned, at the Instance Of his
better-half, for disorderly conduct; but when
the case was examined she repented her rash.
ness, and denied that any difficulty had oc-
CURED. Heis the same man who, at pre
vious time, became so penitent that he went to
the Mayor and requested to be put in jail, as he
believed he merited the punishment.
SHALL A PROPER DISCIPLINE mn MAINTAINED
BY OUR SoH0oLs?-Profssso T. D. Edward had
occssion, . few days since, to punish boy
named James Root, for some infraotion Of
school discipline, for which the boy was taken
from the seminary BY his older brother, Oliver.
Yesterday afternoon while Mr.. q. was going
TO heschool-house, he was ovsrtaksn by young
Root,nea the corner of Monmouth and Tay lor-
streets, whore spersonal rencounter took place.
Root threw heavy stone, which barely missed
Edward, who, In turn, draw . pistol, but did
not fire. How the matter will result remains
to be seen. II i. lal NJ, s's54 ~ bt n
Z Bor DRowNED.-A boy named David Baum
WAS drowned yesterday In the Licking above
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There ere now remaining in the City Trea-
sury the following sums l,s
'srsou1An AND Axusrsa 4CracucxsrAscr.

esrNeuIAR AND AMUSING CIacuMsrAscr.-
Yesterday morning between three and four
O'Clock, q negro man, in company with bis
wife, coming to this city to market, brought
his wagon to halt between the first and
second toll gates on the Reading Road, un-
hitched his horse, and building rousing fire,
"lsid him down to rest" But, alas for hu.
man hopes, the flames came in contact with
his clothing and burnt him quite severly,
while the horse, alarmed at the grand pas
seM d'enfsr which his master was performing,
ran away and approached the city at a speed
which might surprise any steed less fast than
"Flora Temple" followed by the antique fe.
male, who was in the habit of imprisoning in
her sable arms the highly illuminated spec
tacle. He was carried into the house Of q
German gardener in the yicinage, where he
now lies suffering considerably, but at the
same time q fine specimen of roast buck. =,
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AMusEMENTs.

!
WOODS THE fss--b.sr NroHf OF cLoub
AVID suSsHfsE.- Tho thirl representation Of CLour
@ %ooas aEsfsE TS.ss las1 n.sns dreT aas apaispss e
and more anitarwith their d ,fts and he CUISINE
she ihieeest which tho audience man Tested in Inc
did cease n bs ssd
aud both believed that they wsfe loved The play has
isR tc svs asg b
gegemept Of Mr.. Anderson can not sxteud beyond
,hs week, will DO repeated tonight for the last
Mrs. EllsTorihy, rs will be seen In another mart OF
TINS pape :, takes benefit Tomorrow evening, and
nRpes nv y, az Ciara D.ugtas'i BgNers beaatful
iAnISo 1HR SHREw. She Is an excellent acti-ets,
and renders Just CONGESTION Of the character she
atnraness We sntcpae aud exoect tteeapg ~ nas sae
from the worth Of the benelciare and The masaettc
power ot the Dill, to see the house crowded from
pit to DOME" SrEg3T lrti ~ fl = 's%''
NATIONAL EATER-EvADxE.-Julia Dean
Appeared last night as the 80 untess, in Sheridan
hnowless play Of Love, before one OF the finest au.
euuences that has graced the boxes of the National
the pc1d hl bu PRESENT asng Hsr
and effective, and while 10 some parts il was faulty
II Interested and pleased her hearers In ALL The al
actress does not seem to have abaed one lot and the
pertops she draws now to witness her performances
srs the same which 10 days agone proud 20 con.
To.night she viii appear IN shiels beautiful play
OF EyADsE, with Mr.. Elmore as 'Ludovico." III this
and adamantILe nature for 4 iittIs symnathv and
natualness, he would be an excellent actor Never
.nei,ess, he Is fayorlte, and always careful and
: PERsoNAL.-Miss Eliza Logan, certainly the
Ereatest tress resident In this country bado her
@ 1oson friends formal professional farewell on Fri
uay last. The house was densey packed, and the
sSaspSs was % one Of the most
accordfpg to the Atlas and Bee tsNIjss Jocan wonid
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! SUNDAY scHooL MAss MEErINa.- mass
meeting Of the Sunday Schools, under the
direction Of the Young Mems Library Asso-
citation Of the Sixth-street Methodist Protes-
tant Church, took place night beforelast in
the lecture room Of the church, on Sixth
street, near race. 1t was very largely at
tended, and the exercises, to those who took
part in them, seemed to be quite interesting.
A well digested and able address, on the
Importance and Necessity of Well Selected
Library" was delivered by the Rev. Joseph
]. White, and listened to until the end BY
the audience, with Observation-Disclosures Of
delight, after which the meeting closed with
the usual devotional exercises.
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MEETING OF THE CINCINNATI MEDICAL So
icIETY.-The meeting for the election of officers
Of the Cincinnati Medical Society, for the en-
suing year, was held on Tuesday night last al
the residence Of DR.. Blsckman, on the corner Of
Eighth and Race-streets. 1t was largely at
tended, and, after the reading of quite an able
paper on Tuberculosis, by Prof. Lawson, re-
suited in the selection Of the following officers
President-Prof. L. M. Lawson.
Vice President George BIackman. G r7gG
Recording Secretary ilton 7. Garry, NJ. D.
Corresponding Secretary--J. s. Dodge, M. D.
Treasurer-B. f. Richardson, M. b.
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SAD ACCIDENT TO School BoY.--A couple
of boys, named Charles Scott and John Ly-
man, while on their way from school yester-
day afternoon, on Mound-street, quarreled, i,
when the former threw heavy bowlder,
striking the latter in the face, and knocking
him senseless to the ground. He was taken
up and carried home, when il was found that
his left cheek bone had been broken, and that
the fall had injured him somewhat intern
ally. His woundswere speedily attended to,
but he suffers severely, and bis recovery 10
considered somewhat doubtful. 5, ~ sfS:
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Monetary and Commercial.

Eastern Exchange remains altogether un-
changed. Little activity was observable yesterday
}Inn, }n tne market, which remained firm Of buying
York; and u premium selling price. ''' 40"
monetary affairs were unaltered yesterday, ,continu.
ing rHther stringent, but gradually improving.
Class borrowers have little difficulty in obtainine
short loans at the usual inside ratesl0l2 per cent
| The receipts OF Currency are daily improving in
Gold u still In good demand at 4sc. on premium,
dealers deal giving S9S; the latter figure Tor round
lin New, Orleans Funds there is some, movement,
put this Is slight compared 70 what it probably will
rs the heavy grocers absorb most of the financial
| transactions with the South ~ III fNfa'
No change hasoccurred since yesterday In Uncur.
rent Money. Iowa, llpcis aud Wisconsin, are still
purchased readily at ~, and resold at discount;
but little of.his Currency is In the market. l'i'-
Third.stteet, we regret to learn, made an assign.
menta course they have been compelled to take fol
ihe @ benefit Of their city creditors Their financial
times to Henry Falls, the missing carpetdealer, o.
The receipts Of Produce during the twenty. .fou,
hours ending yesterday noon were as follows,
E,Snr, ss
Wnnky, 4ris-, "....'.. 9os
E9rn Dusnep 5,5i3
u go
gam. - -. 2lsl
oarey, 2,4fs
The receipts of cotton at Memphis this season were
lastyear, stocsin port 30 900 bales. y ~ r 4 \
Yesterdays Chicago Press and tribune observes Of
ns TsIs M0nss msts. Ssssy opsssa aue.
special change. The banks are supplying their pro
ducs eSstenArs frsely, for thrty-day bills on New
heavy: There seems to be an abundanOsO Of currency
''c asd sSdiry |. neSs1sy sssros bu. the demand Il light
not sell, but occasion ally pply err at xlx
;, Exchange |. in active denaud az Ls; The amount
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PRocEEDIsgssor THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
At the regular session of County Commits
sionors, yesterdy morning, that body passed
orders amounting in the aggregate 10 81 ,O29, ,94,
Of which $34S, ,S3 were paid to the attaches Of
Lick Run Lunatic Asylum; $l3s,33 to DR..
Mount for services at the same establishment;
$500 to Espart 4 Bro, for bsdsteads fur
nished for the South western Lunatic Asylum
$S3,66 for work on the Carthage Road, and the
remainder for sundriss. l,i ,ali -
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PROPOSITION TO CHANGE ROUTE or HoasH
RAMRoAD.-An application has been made, on
petition Of citizens, to permit Cincinnati Street
Railroad Company to change their line where
1t runs on Baymiller-street therefrom to Linn
and Bank street. .,.- n -
The subject has been referred to the Com.
mittee Of Council ON Roads and Canals.
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AFUGTWs In THE HANDS OF A CINCINNATI
DETEcTIvE.-The Memphis Bulletin Of Tuesday
morning has the following in regard to the
doings Of the detectives Of this city: Special
Officer Bloom, Of Cincinnati, departed for New
York city on Sunday evening, having in charge
Francis Buer, the individual arrested in this
city few days since, charged with being a
fugitive from Justice in the above city. The
removal Of the prisoner was by virtue Of q
requisition issued by Governor Morgan, Of New
York, 'l 5lE i'1iTIH I
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"a CRY 0yFICrAI FINED FOR DRuNKENsEss.-
Bunker, the keeper Of the City Prison, was
yesterday morning before Judge Lowe, on o
and costs. This he refused to pay; ;sndy Of
course, he had to 30 conansd; but the hum
stitution would then bo without Keeper, and
he was taken to his old station in the office.
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NEW NAME.-The @. II. and D. Railroad
have altered the name of tho station heretofore
known as Ernst's." Yesterday tickets were
printed recognising that station as "Brighton."
The Company have expended considerable
sums to gravel the approaches to the platform
and to provide water for stock. Hogs have
been coming In freely by this road, and 1t is
expected that Brighton hereafter is to be >
stock market, II being near bytth bona fde
!" Brighton ~ ''lt- st'gD slj
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Steamboat Register.

vile; Forest Queen, Madison; AnSio-Saxon, St
Louis; Kate May, hemphis; Dunleith, Neville; vir.
ginin Home, Neville; Swallow, Marietta; Marmora,
Hittsburg. srff ~. ~ ="
4 .DErARTuREs- -Boston, louisville; Magnolia, Mays.
yille, Forest Queen Madison; Neptune. New Orleans
Gray Eagle, Oaroi Poland, Nashville; Dunlsith,
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ARREST OF A THIEF UNDER PECULIAR CIR
oUMsTANcEs.-some days ago fellow named
George Aulicks entered the house of a family
on Sycamore-street, between Third and
Fourth streets, and stole some articles of
clothing, but in making his escape, lost his
cap: Day before yesterday he went back to
the house, and seeing the cap, claimed il as
his own. He was Immediately arrested upon
charge of having committed the theft, and
lodged in the Hammond street Station house.
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"A AMARKRr-woxAN' ,PocKsr PIcEIp.-A wo-
man who WAS attending Market on Eifth- street,
q day or two ago, had hsr pocket picked Of
about thirty dollars, by customer who pur-
chased some apples. She did not discover her
loss until the person had disappeared and then,
although she followedin the ssme direction
some distance, che thief could not b. found.
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BOARD or Cry .IxpRoyEMENrs.-The Board
Sof CITY Improvements yesterday afternoon
held Q special session, and authorized the Clerk
to prepare and transmit 10 the City Council
ordinances to assess special tax upon property
abutting Eighth-street from Elm to Plum;
Elghth-street from Freeman to Harriet, and
Vinc-strest from Second to Pearl, and then
adjourned. .-,.,,4I,.' ...,..t
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JouRNALIsrIo.-We have therefore, neglected
to state that NJ. p. McQuillen, ESQ.,, formerly
Of the Enquirer, and late editor of the Mem
phis, Eosning Argus, has returned to his earlier
newspaper love, having assumed charge Of
the local department Of that journal. Mr..
Moo is gentleman Of intellect and culture,
industry and tact, and, what Is not so common
now-a- days, writes the English language. We
are pleased to welcome him back to the corp.
Of Queen City journalists. Yi l.a9-
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DISCHARGE OF THE MAN WITH THE aurrA
PERcHA PESs.--A telegram from Wilmington,
to the Chief Of the Police, Captain Wilson,
yesterday, states that Louis Sshlessinger, who
was arrested in this city few days ago, upon
charge Of obtaining money by false pre-
tences, had been hOnorably discharged, and
was about entering suit against the authorities
for false imprisonment. E1.S atAa
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THOSE 0YsTERs.--Tt Is astonishing q. what
superb Oysters Robert Orr, No. IL West Fifth
street, is receiving daily from Baltimore. We
advise those Of our citizens who want nno
Oysters to give Orr call and test their excel.
lent quality.
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CRY INFIRMARY STATISTICS the
month Of October, twenty-seven persons were
amitted into the city infrmary, and twenty
seven discharged. In the same period Of
time one child was born and one died. At
the close Of the month there we're 241 per.
sons in the institution, against BAT of the
previous month. a4 D. e.'7. ~
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@ Salt water passengers arrived at Tozer's
new fish andgame depot, No.. 200 Vine street,
between Fifth and Sixth, by American Ex-
press Company Bass, eels, founders, live
Holsters, goldfish, 10. Come and get them!
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CINCINNATI STREET RAILROAD COMPANY
This company paid into the treasury, yester-
day, the sum Of 1851 ss, the amount Of trans-
portation tax due the city, at one cent for each
passenger carried.
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NEW scHooL LoT.--The requisite approval
has been given 80 that the city may purchase
school lot, one hundred and twenty-five feet
front, on Main-street, above Hamilton Road,
for $l2,5Oo, on the following terms. cash,
$1,000; one year, $3,OOO balance in twelve
years,
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LAW REPORT.

BUPEHIOR COURT. u n"
The Judges met in General Term, and heard
Bakers Union against Streuye ~ - ~ ~ -
N special Term before Judge Hoadly verdict
was returned for the plaintiff for ,294 81 In the
against A. III. Hall. - ~ = -N''' '''AN'>'''
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Stoves and all kinds Of tin and sheet
iron work can be had at No. 294 Fifth. street,
ofC. w. Mackelfresh. H cod
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~ tBy Telegraph. r 'di-s,g ~
New York Cattle Market. r,,,,

Beeves have declined: sales Of 4, 800 had at
sQSlOc, average price 75fo.-s decline of 40. Sheep
head-the market Is moderately active. Receipts or
Hogs are 1900, and prices hsvo declined ie aaes at
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ADyRR7rsERs, ATTENTION Bear In mind
that the PENNY PRESS is read in greater
number Of families than any other paper
printed in Cincinnati that the working g-man
reads 1t, that IL Is emphatioslly the peoples
paper, and is rapidly winning Its way to cir
culation unprecedented in the history Of the
Western newspapers. The manufacturer and
retail merchant can not but bs benefited by IL
as . medium Of advertising. Ta1t
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GAS HEATING STovEs.-South- east corner
Fifth and Walnut.
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----------------
FOR SALE.

EN0R SALE OR RENT--HOUsE No. ls
RiCbmond.street, with % years lease. in.
quire on the premises no2bs
MN0R SALE-0 -0mnibuses, Peddler Wagons
N Spring Wagons and Bugsies.
J. r, PALMER,
ocl2-ameodf Bank-street Omnibus Factory.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CITY AUDIroR.-The
City Auditor last night reported to the City
Council that during the week ending yester-
day warrants have been drawn on the City
Treasury for the following anonrfa -
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They submit ahe following lis. of prio...

WILLIAM 4. BALDWIN, ATTORNEY
w and Counssllor et Law, ohsssS Buildin
ird strest doors nsst OF Main, In
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a UCTION SALE. .--3Y JACOB CRAFT

splendid collection Of magnificent Oil Paintings
FRIDAY. A FFERN0ON and EvENING, Nov. 4,
IN the evening, at our sales; room, No, is East
Eourthstreet, large and valuable OF OIL
Paintings, BY Some of the most taientsd artists Of
pleasing subjects, consisting. in part, Of classic,
Historical, Sporting and -Eancy Figure Pieces;
Ian pdscape. RIVER and Forest Views, from American
SCENERY I'LL tastsfdfy and appropriately mounted In
ane God,leaf Ersn ss sul5able tor hanging "a par;
iSS sSld tSsstnsr and This will PROS dosvsIs, as
each frame has been made 40 order In the best man
ner, and TO the lier and tone Of its
ROOM gopn2Isseqrs and artists are particularly In
yfted to examine this Oh htloe collectionIpfn SRI
hnp JACOB GIRAFFE, Aqctioneer.
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FMrrEoRoLoeIcAL ossrRvArIoss-For the
Penny hess, by Henry Ware, optioian, No. =
West fourth-strset. s.1l 49, y, 81
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Il D CTIoN sALE.-BY q. BRA
g 11 saEARs& 90, sslssiroonns Nos. 81 and 80
sell TO close sundry consignmets, with out reserve,
THU HUkSDhY.1URNING,e COMMENCING at o'clock,
800 cases Mems, Bays And ouths, " omen, Misses
igoods fresh aud desirable, sud beio seasonabe
goods should command the attention Of dealers, as
they will be sold, Terms cash. p1CLl Htf HfIfa
h no2I lnn 8, rQ. BRASIEARs l. CO., Auctrs.
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING.--A lady and gentleman, or
rooms, with board, in private family. Apply at
No 81 Nioth.street. no3bs
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CITY MATTERS.

G@-See advertisement of fencing.
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MUSIC SCHOLARS.
WANTED--Three or four Young Chill
w dren to take instructions on the Piano.
forte Terms, $3 per quarter. Apply for particulars
at NO, Q5 broadway, ~ MOP
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E8As we require cash from our carrier
for the PRESS, it becomes highly important
that he should receive his pay each week
from our patrons. Our friends will please
take notice. " n
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VE&0 engage in circulating by subscription,
II some new highly ornamental and entertaining
Books, Maps, Charts, &C. Men now operating clear
ah fo% s2s nd 70 WY per mSnth Csll and exsTine tho
malls of agents now operating, &c.
Consultation free. Call soon.
MACK r. BARNITZ, Publisher,
0o2sam 3SW. .4th Street, (up stairs.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-12

Bssinsss osrds, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise $40.
fsnsral Notices 81 %. Obituaries. according
70 space occupied
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advsrtissmsnts Issdsd and placed under the
head OF Special Notices." 6oHbie fAx ord,nsyr
vsses.
Special Notices In the Local Column 70 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on th inside exclu-
stvsiy In the Daiiy, altar the 6rst twe week. !.
~ psr CENT more than the abose rates
All frdsss~f adveyfissn<sfs assf be psid for
~ adsascS. This rule viii not he fasisd fxam
when the advertiser uses the Weekly a.one,
the price will be the same ~ in the DAily-
where the Daily and Weekly are both used.
- Per sent. win be deducted from the agrrs-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
Pays 50 mnch for the space he occupies, the
changes being chargeable for the composition
only. This plan IL now generally Adoptsd.-
Our charge for changss viii be is cents Der
square.
~ In all cases where Advertisements Ara
discpntinasd before the expiration of the wear
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up At our regular rates for the time sctual
In.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES orAFAMlLY pHYsIc.

are so composed that disease within the range of
taeir action can rarely Withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and Insigorate every portion of the human ergan-
isEn, correcting It's diseased action and restoring
ATS healthy yitalites. As consequence of these
properties. the invalid who Is bowed down with
pam or physical debility is astonished TO find his
health or energy restored by remedy ut once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every Lody, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis nv American Almanac
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use IN the following complaints Costare-
ness, Heartburn, Headache ARISING from asso,deyed
Stomach, Aauseo, Indigestion. Paia ia and Aoybtd
iaction Of the Bo,ceis, E2asule,scy, Loss Of Ape-
tate, Jaaadfce, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body obstruction
of its functions. They are an excellent alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restora-
ton of tone and strength TO the system debilitated
by disease.
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Al W. A CK -, M. D.. SurgeoH
W. Dentist. 0thcs on Sscond-St b.,
between Main and johnson streets. Keo-d
kuk, Iowa. U

DR.. Hicks, in renewing his card to the public,
would call attention to now style Of "Plats
Work which 10 peculiarly adapted TO Dat, irregu
lar, and otherwise difficult jaws. This improve
msnt has been tested three years and has sustained
Its early promise Of filing real want In plate
work. The work Ia now worn by many of our most
prominent cisissns, who give il hearty approval,
and TO whom be 10 permitted to refer those int1r-
ested.
DR.. I'll. 10 Also mounting Continuous Gum"
work, y Block. work, aud ordinary ''6oid Plate"
work for which be has superior stock OF mxte-
rial. He is prepared to fiji teeth with sdold Foil,
"Adhesive Gold" and "Chrystal Gold, in the most
thorough and durable manner.
In view Of the stringsncy in money matters
some allusion to PRICES may not be improper
While, on the one hand, DIR. Ii. believes tito he the
better policy, ~ we'll the honsster course, not
TO work at II than to work at prices that wil me-
csssitatc inferior work on the other hand he ID
willing 10 conform in his charges to the lower
standard OF remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen years experiences, thorough devo-
tion to his profession, and earnest desire to
please he la determined to merit, and hopes to re.
ceive continuation of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed.
July1t-d4w