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[ No. 4343. I

Whereas by Act Of the Legislature 1870 parish Of
Jefferson is authorize to send her
Of the city Of New Orleans ing their portion
le expense of keeping SAID vagrants and ordinance
045 Of the Common Council fixes the of keeping
grant at Is cents and
Whereas the Comptroller has occasions forwarded
the said parish account Of their Indebtedness request
to pay the same into the q Treasury therefore, be it
said parish OF Jefferson may be due for te
above the of which will be furnished Treasurer by
the Comptroller. -
[Signedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
us... President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
(Sgned1 j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved February 5, 1851.
(Signed) GERARD STITH, Mayor. fe7
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, January 81, 1889
H., No. 1888. H.
sored That the Surveyor be and he hereby authorized
TO have the provision made for the Introduction Of
lights and water In the IRENE with little delay
possible.
Resolved further That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby
authorized adjudcae the highest bidder after five days
noce in the official journal of the IRENE
Second District for the remainder Of the agreeaby
listing ordinances relating the markets said adjudication
be subject the approval rejection the Council
(Signedl GHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved January %. 1859.
tSigned) GERARD STITH. Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, It'll Of February
next will adudcate at II o'clock M my office, the above
revenues.
jasl It T. THEARD. Comptroller.
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NO. 4544. ]
Resored That the NJ G.. Amndnger with tn
city for furnishing all the materials repairing and keeping in
repair draining ,chines OF the section First
Fourth Districts be and the is hereby declared null and
void from the neglect and failure Of said Amindnger to
comply with his contract. ~
Resolued further That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
OF the fourth ectior have the epae appoint
pen person attend the repairs said machines
regularly said recevs fer his es 500 per
month"; TO be paid monthly at the City Treasury upon the
monthly pay roll Of the Surveyors Department -
(Signed) CHAS. H. WALDO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
(Signed) J.. o. NIXON
Stl1s President Board of Aldermen
Approved February 5. 1882
(Signed) GERARD STITH, Mayor. fe7
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SLAVE DEPOTS,

- NEGROES FOR SALE, AT No. 81 z
BARONNE STREET. m
IN The undersigned has about 800 Virginia and Ma M
ryland Negroes for sale, Just arrived
Field Hands,
Mechanics, and
Every class OF House Servants, etc.
The supply will be ample from Receipts during the
season. My establishment is between Grayer Common
Baronne street, No. o. which the street west from
the St. Charles Hotel.
WAITER I, n NpRFIr
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mo. 4345.-

esoDd That the Surveyor be and he is hereby uthored
and have made the walks
Cemetery No. Fourth District ia accordance VT the
original plan the Said walks be lined
with rb,tones also have cutters made to
carry off the from aid &c etey whole be done
at as moderate expense possible.
lSfgned] CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
lSignedI J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved February s, 1889
Isignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor. fe7
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No. 4346. ]
Rolced That the Surveyor DO and he Is hereby authorized
to accept from the contractors Nicholson Co. extension
Of the IRENE Market IL is finished wihho ding from
the certificate for said market the Of dollars
$G0un the seventeen flags hand an are placed
agreeably to contract in said MAJ ket house.
lSignedI CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
-# lSgnedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved Feb uarv s, 1852
tsignsdl GERARD sTITA, Mayor fe7
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No. 4345.
Resoped That the Surveyor and he is hereby authorized
to procure boilers and have the draining
machine tho First Sec on comprised between the Old Canal
Esplanade street the river Bayou St john ith little
delay possible at cost exceeding sixteen hundred
lars-Sl6O.
(Signed) CHAS. H. WALDO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signedl j. o. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen
Approved February S, 1859.
isgnedl GERARD sTITH Mayor. f.7
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Resoired That the Of three thou dollars
same Is hereby appropriated the expense
returns Of the Representative Districts Of the City, auhosed
to be taken by persons employed by he Mayor. -
esofped further That the Comptroller be and he hereby
authorized warrant the Treasurer of persons
EACH employed by the Mayor take the said for their
services.
lSignedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
(Signed1 J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Isignedl GERARD sTITH Mayor. fe7
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[ NO. 434z. I
Whereas Mr.. F. Marquee contractor for repairing portion
Of the shell roads Of tn city OF New Orleans
comply with the terms of his contract in keeping them
order; therefore, be it
Reolued That the Comptroller he and he is hereby author
lied withhold the in favor of said Maqu for
services rendered in the month of January 1859 until he shall
have complied with the Of said keeping
shell roads In order
(Signedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved February s. 1859.
tsgnedl GERARD sTITH Mayor fe7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

AADS' Foundry. NEW ohLEANss s9s5,y A1!
LEEDS CO., IRON FOUNDERS - e55 ",
And Of Vertical Fork Steam Engne
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Kettles Olaffers
Fsrs stes and Horse Power DIaing Mschines Saw Mills,
Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and Fronts for Buildings Fur
the South. ~ n -zgI-'rf97' -7l,I9I
sTIiLMAN's PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
fel2 d&Wly LEEDS 4 co.
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{ No. 1891
Resore That leave of absence thirty days. from Tues
day next S ins be granted G. o. Fecher Street Commits
sioner, he being member Of the Legislature.
(Signed1 CHAS n. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl j. o. NIXON.
President Board Of Aldermen.
tsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor. fe7
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NO. 434I. "
Whereas, complaints made by persons pg
the Second District Beef Market the evee occupied By
number Of large for exhibitions and gambling
and daily exercising privilege Of
keeping pistol gale les the eyee contrary
nances Of the city; therefore, be it
Resolved That the Chief Of Police be hereby in
stracted the said and
further all persons of the ordinances
keepnR shooting galleries. and convey said before
the Recorder Of the District who shall with according
to law. =
lSignedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
ts President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
lSigned1 j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Feb uary g. 1859.
lsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor. fe7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-29
the PASHA PAPERS:
In one handsome l2no. yolume. 400 narAs.

AAAE = a 0nA FAFE81s
In one handsome l2no. volams, 500 pages.
rTyHEY consist, in part, Of eighteen Letters sup-
posed TO have been written from New York 81
Mohamned Pasha, Rear Admiral Of the Turkish
Navy, during his famous visit to this country In
the spring OF 1888. Fourteen Of the spistlss have
been s'trsnslated'' for, and pnbltshed In tho New
York Evening Post, and have not only been read
with much Interest and pleasure by the subscribers
to that ournAl but have been copied and highly
complimsnted by the best newspapers and perfodf-
Gals in the country. &
No better proof Of the popular nature OF The
letters could be afforded than this instant adoption
by the ablest conductors Of the press, who best
know what will gratify the readers 81 current lit
efatnre
with the Letters, ~ published In book form, are
ntersporsed large number Of replies, critical ex-
panatory, Mandatory, and objurgatory, received Tin
imagination) by the "trsnslAtor," from people in
different parts Of tbs United States and eisew
who supposed to have read the Letters which ap
peared In the Post.
Both the letters and the replies are satirical full
Of hsmor that 10 broad enough to b popular, yet
free from any suspicion Of vugarity, and relieved
~ all satirical husnor should be, by vein Of PM
losophy and sentiment. The lndicroua side Of 90
cial, literary and political life in country 10
considered In serio comic way and, 1t il believed,
with pungeney and skill rarely equAlicd In this
department of anthorship.
Just received 1T
OGDEN, BROWNRLL ACO.'S
CI1Y Book STORE,
Aug91d No. 81 MAin-st.
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TAe H.rmsnlsus lDsn scr.cy.

Al their primary meeting IA Dubuque on
the 20th, the Democracy hsd rood time, al
W learn from the Times:
FAMILY FiGHT.-Ths shoulder hitters' and
dead rabbits Of the Democracy engaged in
regular muas on Saturday afternoon, after
the polls slosed. Sheriff Hayden and his
deputies, and detailed policeman made a
charge upon the belligerents and arrested
some Of the ring leaders, not however until
several knock downs had taken place. The
fight lasted half an hour. Bloody noses and
blsck eyes ornamented the mugs Of some
twenty or thirty OF the dead rabbits THIS
sheriff and his assistants performed their
duty like mon in suppressing tho riotous pro-
ceedings Of the 6ghting wing Of the "hAr-
monious Dsmocracy.n
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The Jasper County Free Press says that L.
W. Babbtt is noted FOR his refined manlinesa
and modest worth! In support Of this emo
tedness," il says, that while he was member
:: :as State Legislature OF lows, in connsc-
ton with other important business before the
assembly, be introduced the following:
Resolved, That the Whig party has gone
TO sleep with Niger Wenohes.
Who will dare gainsay that We have here
evidence indisputable, that the would be
Lient. Governor, il q man OF ssmuch real
worth Of charscter?' With such evidences
81 BE statssnanship, il it any wonder that J
is regarded, throughout the length and
breadth Of the State, rs IAN able man, ! re-
liable psaoefss, end . popular fzvoFite ?,,--
We think Dot.-l Council Bluffs Nonpariel.
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The Democracy make great deal Of fuss
about the general appropriation bill which
was passed by the last Legislature. Let us
SEQ what kind Of record the Democratic
members OF the Legislature left on the pass :
age Of that bill. The bill passed the Sem
ate by vote Of 81 to 2, as follows: Yeas,
81; Nays,2. OF the 81 yeas were Demo !
Gratis. See Senate Journal, page 6l2.
The bill passed tho House BY the follow
ing vote
Yeas, A Nays 4. OF the yeas, Is we're
Democrats. OF the nays, 2 were Democrats.
(See House Journal, page xOO.)
In the two Houses the member Of Demo.
Gratis voting on the bill wAs %, out or which
number IL voted for the bill, and oply 1
against Il. The bill, therefore, was officially
endorsed BY the Democratic party. III the
Eve Democrats who voted for tho bill 10 The
Senate had not voted for Il, it would have
been left with but II votes 2 less than thu
number required to pass bill in the Senate.
II the l3 democrats who voted for the Bin
in the House had withheld from it, II would
have had but 81 votes--and would have fail.
ed by 6 votes. Now, let tho Jeilersonian
pitch into its own party, that endorsed the
bill over which SO much fuss il made.
fairfield Ledger.
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GA missr once died, and tho gods were
puzzled - TO Whist punishment WAS adequate
for so depraved character. Said Menus,
the god Of mirth, "Ths best punishmsns for
such . wretch, 10 to send him back 10 earth,
and let him see what use his heirs are making
Of his boarded wsslth.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-29

RT"I do wish could be cured OF lying
in bed so late in the morning" said . lssy
husband, farming over on his pillow. "Weli,
will try the water cure," said his wife,
pouring glass foil on his face. he didn't
need second dose. Verify, thsrs 10 virtue
in cold water--the cheapest drug in our mod
ern materia medica.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-29

6NThs latest ssfashion" announced from
Europe il that Of dressing very plainly when
koing to church. Some Of the ladies OF the
ss6rst circles" 80 up to worship in plain cal.
100. 1t 10 thus sought to encourage the ~
tendance Of the vary poor, who have hitherto
withheld their presence Tor lack Of Sunday
clothes.
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eTThe Mississippian says that the aeita-
ton in favor Of the repeal 81 the slavs ils1e
law, il confined to no political paRty nor
less Of sitissns, but ID last bssolnfn3 Ne
popular sentiment ok The Douthesn psople.
ssxAs sooner, !" n adds, ssour Nor(hsfn isl-
low-eitissns aSs convinced 81 The fact. ana
make up their minds to soosdo 10 our just
demand, the better FOR the peace and pros
perity al our political union"
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Several Of the finest lyrical writer's Of
England, Of the last generation, were driven
to the unxenial toll OF writing biographies,
criticisms, and political essays, to gain .
livelihood. Theodore Hook said they were
obliged to write prose because poetry Was
prescribed. 8a
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OraranaI Nosice.

Original NOliC0.
To Dsnsl Regain and Mary O'Rsgan his wife
VoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
Il there isnow on fle in the once Of the Clerk
of the District Court Of Lee County Iowa, Ut Fort
Madison, . petition Of Martin Stafford claiming
Of you the foreolosure of = mortgage on Lot 8 in
Block 1888 In the city Of Keokuk Lee county Iowa,
said mortgage having been made and delivered by
ron 70 the sad Stafford to secure the payment ii .
notA 10 him given and made payable by Daniel
O'Rsgan ninety days from February I, 1850, tbs
date Of said note and mortgage, for the sam Of
6fty dollars; said petition praying for judgment
against said Daniel 0 Regain Ix said sum with ip-
tersst from May 4th, 1852, and that said realty
may be sold by special execution in payment there
of that ell equity Of redemption Of defendants BE
forever forsclossd and barred. and for general
lief. 4
Nov therefore unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day Of tbs
nsxt term al said court, to begin on the first Asn-
day of December. 1850, judgment will b rsadered
assinM you sherson PRO ccnfs.c.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
Aug. rs, 185o-4w Soils. for Petitioner.
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GA Boston correspondent OF the N. Y.
Tribune thus defines the douglas man >,
4 douglas man" means simply an Out.
! don't think the Douglas msn' care any.
thing about Douglas, or have much sxpscta
ton q seeing him nominatsd st Charleston.
Ihey VIII 20 for the man who seems most
after 1850.
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Mr, Ruschs Appointments.

13x, AuSC0b ApPO40t000C8.
The appointments Of Mr.. Rasoh for this
part Of the State are - follows. He will
speak chiefly in the German language:
Keokuk, Tuesday, Aug. S0th, in the evening.
Franklin Centre, Lee Co., Wednesday, Aug. 31st,
In the afternoon.
Fort Madison, Thursday, September Let, in the
evening.
Fairfield, Monday. Sept 9th, in tho afternoon.
Ottumwa, Tuesday, Sept. 9th,
Oskaioesa, Wednesday Sept. It'll, in the evening
Pella, Thursday, September 9th,
Monroe, Jasper Co, Friday, Sept. 9th, in the af-
ternoon.
Newton, Saturday Sept. 10th, in the evening.
Homestead, Iowa Co., Monday, Sept. 18th, in tn.
afternoon.
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snose now laugh who never hushod hennr1
- sAoss Who always laughed nov lasGA NJ 80,
An Ex..ng.IsAsr . "a. ..sslu. ~.
lis" or Dsynae = a.y Colsr.
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u sided individuAls-A Pk111o& COMO ~.
TON OF MIRTH IA coml4 ocnsoetion ~. ~
cocoanuts Of ali the wire aad funny famous -
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wrinkles, and resume their juvsnihty, and Also Is.
Juvenile 70 obtain the experience Of sgs. %
cullArly portable volume-presensing . profitable
profusi OF picklngs and plsasantries, In prose
and vsrse-properly prehxed with the title Of
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laughter The very Qutntesaencc OF human
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400 Pages Of the most Mirth-p provoking hkarstu..
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OF the most pungently funny character, drawn Tout
Of their hsads) hy barley, AcLslan, noppin,
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who have bean Just as funny
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Also, IN Extra Title Page, drawn expressly
for this work, BY +. o. G. barley, and
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The curious compiler Of this concoction cordially
congratulates his concitisens, together with those
co-existing in the communities OF Communipaw
Canada, CaliforniA, Canton, and counties sircum-
adjacent, In the cordial convivial, and
ceremonies connected with the coming out Of the
above cheerful volume. o. the completeness OF
this collection We can give ~ slght sonssit. OF
course, among the fat9ening things In the hook, 10
the famous "HARP E1RMON, which eonvulsAd
the nation few years ago. Every man, woman
and child win b glad to renew the hearty Gu11Aw!
just received 1t
o6DkN, BROWNELL 4 CO.'S
City Book Store.
aug47d 81 Main ct.
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Aug37d
4 New WORK ~ Hon. }. n. AOaaAeys
LIFE OF GEN. HENRY NAvELOCK.
One vol, limo, 400 pages with 6ne Por-
trait on Steel, and elegant En1rayinra

trait on steel, anu elegant Engfavings.
MR. HEADLEY, after being engrosssd in public
ios ias~o years, mss again returned 70 the
field Of literature, In which be earned wide repu-
tation. The uhject he has 6rst taken mp ID one
we'll suited 70 his descriptive powers. The 'sLife
OF Hsvclock' furnishes everything picturesque and
brilliant In description and thrilling n the MARIA
ton Of deeds OF arms. The Hrst oampAtkn 81 the
young lieutenant in Burmah, the romsntio and
tragic history Of the EDglsh army In Afehanistan,
the rapidly succeeding and terrible battles In tho
Punjsub, and last the unparalleled aiegs Of Luck
now and HAvelock's march IL hre and death TO ito
relief, are hers described with that vividness and
life that characterize Napoleon and his Manhals"
and Washinston md his 0Anerala.. The friends
Of HvvelOCkss family have placed In biz hands ma
teviat that Other persons In the country can nov
obtain. Some Of them could not be furnished in
England, and Mr.. Headley Wa compelled to send
TO India ~ make tho collection complete.
The ardent young soldier, the unocm promising
Christian, md tbs Incompatible general, are taken
up In suooassion, while around each 10 grouped the
stupendous scenery, the oriental msgnihscnoe, and
the tremendous battles that have the
campaigns Of the English army in India.
just reccivcdat
OGDEN, BROWNELL co.'s
CIrY Book SroRH,
AugHd % Aain-st.
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0TAn English reviewer in cutting mp .
new volume Of verses, sAys u the poet !:
"He 10 one Of those who have, FOR many
years past, been finging out Intellectual las
soes to catch the millennium, head or tail,
and prophesyiDg loudly Of their invisible
success.
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AZ o8A13 o10O1G - 014
WILLCUaE. enA docs Aany Csrs.
tism Paralyss, Piles, kc., that were ever known.
Try it, too, ON tbs gums Of tssthing children, on
ladys gathered breast and see how quisting IL
proves. A II the best doctors use IL Who have be-
come aoqusntcd with IT, and every frst class drns-
400, 60
Have besn cured ~ DR.. Snksh,s
sa 5ase Electric Gil.
N proof Of the popularity OF this great remedy,
i We publish the orders Of the best houses and
Blow, I Co., st. Louis; Weeks Potter, Bsston !;
DIR. Balch 4 Son, Providence, X. l.; Morton Co,
Halifax, n. S. Bacon Hyde l. Co.. St. Louis; o. o.
Woodman Co., New Orleans Wright Co., New
Orleans Barnes 1 Park, Nav York; J. d, Park,
Cincinnati; Van Lear, Britain Hardy, s.. 10
Gr.. nh. Hsa.ss, a oaissy, .sys arh. 80
pecs fof IL sAls Of your OIL il better thar AZ
pected, and you nay therefore Sand me about 10
worth
"Mr. VIM. Metz, Flacks Co.. Douay Morton
also order, and there no doubt that $1,000 worth
will be sold in this vicinity.
From the largest Drug House In Boston.1
We have sold large quantity Of DR.. smiths
lied praise. Good reports from every bottle.
WEEKS d POTTER,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. l54 ashingtOnss, Boston.
DR.. Smith.
TLatsr.--From the Greatest New York House.I
$500 MORE T@
NV Yosk, june 1, 1868. !
DR.SxirE: Dear Sir-Send IS gross small, 10
gross half and Il gross dollar size ELkCTRIC OIL
$50 Very respectfully yoss,
BARNES 4 FARK, Broad way
From the Largest Drug House In tho lest
Br- Louis, Aprild.
DIR. sAirH Please ship NJ 50 dor. mall aise, SO
dos. medium size 10 dos. large sise ELECTRIC
OIL, and draw on us for the amount.
'0o'' 'f ccnIIAKLrss, BLOW CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
Tho Mayer 81 New York.
City and County OF New York, -. DR.. GALUs1A
B. SIXTH being daily sworn, deposes and says Tia,
he started the Electric Oil, and invested al Til
capital in the busi1eas, that john Lviasston, Esq.
very painful iIlness by the Electric Oil, has shown
the deponent said Oil, which proves TO be the iden
tical Oh nAAc By the dep0nent. and further, tn
every important cure made Che past three Or four
years by Electric OIL, Was made By Dr. Smith TIL
| GALufIA b. SMITH, ID. D., Phila.
Sworn to before me this nth day Of April, lBao
DAn'L r. TisnAH, Mayor
| TO DENTISTS.-DR. SMITH Is ELECTRIC OH
il valuable and soothing remedy in the hands d
Dentists. All should try II for the cake OF theil
| patrons. Many Dentists say they would not b
| without it, and believe none Who know IL wonlt
DO. Be sure and get Genuine Electric 0il--Dr
! smiths.
| Drs. Bennett ChaGse, perhaps the beat Dentist,
Sa.. tried your sLEcTRlc OH In several ...rs,
gis Gases, also on iu6smsd gums, and ~ think Il
Pa..ss.s. es..s. .pssaor 70 ny .o.s:nssio. y.
bot.l. 81 Dr. smith: ELECTRIC OIL i'd not oni, ~,
cured In one day - carbuncle on his noss, but Md
instantly cured one Of HE patients Of severe Neu
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CTThe Agricultural Society which holde
its fair ct Dundee, Michigan, in October,
offers . premium Of Eve dollars to tho young
lady "who will pare . peck Of potatoes 10
the shortest time and do il tho best.n