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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-04-18
did Steamship
J. l.. STEPHENS.
TURNPIKE ROAD NOTICE.


WE THE UNDERSIGNED MAKE THIS
w declaration OF intention to organize Joint Stock
company for the construction Of Turnpike Read
The general route Of said Turnpike Road 10 be as fol-
OF Nevada and State of California the street leading
westerly fIom the Nevada Foundry thence down said
street to the bank OF Deer creek and along the same
Saked aud blaIed toa Spruce tree thence said
Deer creek TO Cedar thence along the left bank in line
to cross said stream twice to the head Of Stockings Fiat
thence down said Flat and TO oak bazed from which
Il crosses said Deer creek to Pleasant Flat and along said
Fiat passing dwellings and blazed trees to Beckwes Flat
following the same thence dverpine 10 the
lett around point opposite Bowers Dam to the mouth
Of Slate creek, opposite II. W. McCoys MILL thence up
road leading from Nevada city 10 eity and
Marysvie, the being 81 miles more or less and
from thence parallel with said road down crossing ra
vine TO the right and terminating at the west and ~
bridge in the town OF Rough Ready we intend to thar
oughy macacemize the same
Notice is hereby given to all whom it NAV concern tina,
we The undersigned will meet at the United States Hotel
in the city and county Nevada and state Of
on saturday the 2st day of April A. d. 1850 at o,cocl
r. OF said day for the purpose of preinnary or0nn
saon oil our Company for the purposes aforesaid The
To authorize the formation of cornorato1s for ths ~
sruetion Of Plank Turnpike Roads passed Nav 10Th
1858. 7 haoY gI Ir ri A>'i
EG. WAITE, n II 1 IT hfc LIZ
J. f. HAMLIN, WN HETJGH
J. n. TURNER, J. III HEM
l. ). hUlFE CHARLES MARSH
state OF California, County of Nevada the 9th day
Of April d. 1860 personally appeared before Thorn.
as Hawley, Notary Public in and for said county, A.
Doohttle, H. II. Flagg VIM. Heugh, J. H. Helm Chas
Marsh E G. Waite, N Turner and l. j. ROle person.
executed the foregoing instrument and severaIly &C.
knowedged to that they executed the same freely and
Voluntarily for the uses and purposes therein mentioned
~ In witness whereof have hereunto SET INV
( seal. hand and ahixed the official seal the day
2S-td THOS. r. HAWLEY, Notary Pub
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DIED.

At Lowell Hill, Nevada county. April 4th. Mr. John
Davis, native OF ST. DaNids parish, Fembroksahire,
Wales, aged IL years.
The Placer herald., 1860-01-14

States upon the American continent
with opposition abroad The jealous of Europe
Federal Union strength Importance America oveshadow
ss% sst ng the our Gp H
accomplished unless in the madnes: Of prosperity break the
might family what glorious destiny await,
Divided and distracted pieces intestine factions and civil
wars the American will be respected by the civilized
Grs %s Of a to which .u.on has been made our Northern
frontier have not been settled and as each asserts IN the
m positive its the hsa nd ous1r s n we b %
plore with Great Britain any other STILL with all it's hor
@ ssss n ss " bs % sn
would our our meet with the Atlantic has
been often that deemed necessary to discuss
The legislature by joint resolution invited Convention Of oit
plan to secure the the construction Of the road
s % all ed the people
bed September and to discuss the qsHt
and an
and will also do all in their to
sg se
a have rR en y ae THIS
who has the activity the and the can
which going to obtain the control Of the s,n % A
this railroad and British America instead of the United States may
There another subject intimately this upon
desire submit few observations refer to the OF
and Japan Congress has already established
connecting several Of Atlantic with Western Europe thus
We have nearly much territory now on the paco as we mad
hroush @ po direct with Europe While
with with 0nng @ vssss w & % of
correspondence and this mode of closed to
e h the we
sspe Of & os%
eighty days steamer running direct from San rrneG cou
would place China New York point of time San
The opening ports recently China Japan which
tries embrace the population the globe must vastly
proposed facilitate this very much The of the Pacific
stany required for running regularly Sand
wich Islands and Japan to China would to
not then compelled hunt
tpn resident in those
sells could be in case n Of h
many years. establish mail all nations
inquire will defa the but
% of p % s
looking it postal it probable nat the excess
sss srss 5 @ above
pys s mail steamers policy had
their and munitions Of war to the field of in
rapdy their placing large and wesupped force in
Millions ny fps ss ben sa an H We e ] likely
very advantage for small appropriation aid
establishment Of line Of mail ste IN That tin mems %
enriched who enjoyed likely fall into other T Sc
two States and one Territory gives America position
% ie d. ss "n 5
is that policy allows the opportunity to pass a
important feature
affairs companies required by law all their
In this the representatives
Of the which enable them protect their
rights egsate the public good this State
miles completed is
much practical Importance However the intelligent and
obpne engineer Robinson ESQ., has furnished
with statistics which be interesting and the public
Valley Railroad organized 1888 Its work OF
February 1853 The first rail laid
on the 9th August formally opened to Folsom wen
two mes of February 1885, although it
menced it's operations the first of January 1866
=======
r.. f.;t., stool, * .....a -. - - :. - . 100000
To- To- Ert r IN Mortra 90 Deht f. ~ . 100000
To- To- sonrd an Mor9aoe Redemption is $4,000
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100000
333,000
$4,000

During period three hundred thousand have
ported travelled million miles During that
period freight have been transported over the
road amount ixtyone thousand tun have been newly
would
limb Of has occurred upon the road 1t
may that although three hundred thonand per-
this road accidents resulting either IN death
injury to limb have occurred This speaks wen or @ sns
appear strange learn that the cost OF work
that of Of the eastern roads ms however
piled Rpf" 5J"NR 0"Ni7aTp '"A t-,.
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Tn the exercise party
feeling actions If had pursued different (Which
expected in some quarters might have retained the
friendship @ s9 are now "r"yed ag" me- but must have
During the first session of the Legislature public duty CON-
Some of them had nothing them other than that parties
Executive My history ought to have been sufficient guaranty
legislation great Upon looking
laws which have been passed during administration Notwithstanding
the frequent use of the veto power large number OF them were special
During the session of 1885, enacted
special sevnteght private and only egfour
the 1852 hundred and twelve special fornne
private, and sixtyeigh &c general a.,
prolonged why the of that department
history abundant proved that the Legislative
power frequently carry the schemes SPECTATORS
na s do"ry ndac S
p 1H hs es
to the people may nure myself but the State shall not be ship
that should be right than that should be praised
all and leave the vndcaton of character
If have not retained the confidence of tho honest live by
the their brow and not by legislation is matter of deep
AGAINST % who have fttened by At all
. % assav orn to % @ . ssl now hum
thousand eight hundred and dollars and
the sst that schemes Of every description will
almost tnn shs
of the people, will take that schemes calculated
find strong lobby influence brought bear in favor of
% oron of those laws which
interests passed through the extraordinary efforts of lobby
public
@ n & of 5 a 3 Se aI ae sfs @
engaged business transmit their annual earnings their families
expected that thus much about
the their Sew ay IF e this our
expect more stability public sentiment and dmnution tho
He who the Executive chair will be sadly
mistaken 1t difficult indeed in community like where many
cng elements work administer public affairs satisfactorily the
properly appreciated and his motives will misunderstood
He has patronage beow and this community where appc
hay op @ eSs po a a % ms a sn
officer deoes his whole energies the correction of public abuse
charge that acting from personal patriotic mot
% n ss he be his
think that sehsnoss alone controls the action public officers and that
and happiness the people, The faithful his
his his
But the troubles and anxees of this office are over
lightly upon him than they have ras 1o may BE-
undoubtedly they prove Of sS
to affect seriously the prosperity Of the State.
the executive office wholly unacquanted with its duties
portion the preceding State during that
@ %s ~af ssa @ in bsssss % s sg
INFLICTED "ns by the a I and that have econ nit of %
have always extended will prompt them throw the mn
have serveu
them to the best Of my humble ability faa
ALLOW taking leave Of Of the p ps
every good and perfect g will be for the prosperity ana n
of beloved State. q
f.
y ru0 aaorF rq4og aiaat Ua,rIa lnsa3o JOHN WELLER
tan aaivof4 -aoirar5 Is .sapmoo ees q.
't a .10 tHe sieai ,, jstss1I a.t t+t re-
n~efo rHh 8Gtea3 eIf
4 V 81 q ae 4
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and other States against should take
power upon the the
It that sound policy requires that the different @ tn Of
the s c w ou of for
the judiciary would violate principle of justice and humanity
vcn Of his It. the business % ESQ of It the &c cGSrs to t3 onyt
scnousy that the individual entitled tot have much
the Executive have frequently been compelled my
nson m % and WSo pase ec o he~ were
believe the naibty either ure Like all
munit It admitted however as general that the fire fire.
Certainty punishment witch
laws and also nterferes with the discipline of the prison
various localities We're sentenced for unusually long TERMS and
Ny forced the conclusion that
% country composed Of popsn drawn from % apn all % of @ s
and the innocent made to suffer
that courts and inflicted by example, extraordinary pun
may sauay but these
@ % have ceased exist @ is % no My the %
record the punishment believed be excessive have not haed
There many prison. years. upon
vcon of grand larceny under ordinary for the first
regarded In addition this few since Judges
se%s s%sf to %
Another consideration has had its influence upon my action Under
and and ardent Tho perhaps
enabs passion or under the influence mqso grew oHap
Towa qRSn their Rn Mn9 haTe e
other detail their deeds vlany teach
lessons the and which, all human probability
Men perhaps tende raised under the parental roof and hope
and to return again to their families and friends thrown
hardened beyond redemption .. aut.i.. g.5
without the restraining officer guard Here
tales of m reeted and crimes committed of the most abhor
character Under these the unsuspectn
who might have been reformed out confirmed villains
provide army convcs
s @ p5s ss ss % S oh ys% to ay n
me to throw them other communities have acted this
during year these convcts request
their been sent to their homes ne the Atlantic % States and
would them As in this we have manv
tory without habtation fixed abode often found
difficult the attendance of Witnesses especially after
suggested practice act
a @ ee n' in q" sno at any n @ where %
having jurisdiction Of the believe that the has been
and full and fair trial had AS it the Governor may
w 5 % n me
should be allowed to remain in prison, and especially the
of complaints having quarters
this power has been has has been
Bgers Administrations Qs54 fortgr padoned
administration pardoned being
sn % avs % the
The fact be remarked that OF the number padoned by this
words anishment imprisonment Twelve
also of the number pardonsd dscarged condition that
forfeiture Thus leaving Internationally pardoned during the
uon men term had exd and merely restored rec to
senh not included It. should also be remembered that ave Of
GGs % the NJ sq I Of the prison. compliance
the reports prisons other States and
taking the latest accessible the following result
Judges applied PARDON assigned this
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roads of will be constructed in State
recommend the law requiring those who control them to
annually in detail all their operations the Governor or the Legs
aure.
upon another subject not directly connected with
this however, and am done ,..,... ,
of the difficulties in which citizens constantly
involved because the unsettled condition the Mexican States lying
contiguous California would the Federal Government
establish them The people of that ated Republic
have themselves wholly unable maintain stable
which either Our advenu
people who frequently those States for commercial purposes
subjected great They
deprived their property and liberty because they have
dpasure excited the suspicion Of arbitrary officer
general principle enangng alliances should be avoided but
already sad
the laws of nations
against should take
them under protection.
The Placer herald., 1860-01-14
STATE.

possibly permitted in instances sympah o
my gmen but hardened indeed be the feelings which
mothers
If could have dvested myself the
sympathes which belong humanity might have resisted these
appeals sterny the sufferer Go there elem
ency you this world y Tosay to these wrehed
great but struck feow
ing passion malice controlled actions and
look God and not to man for forgiveness"
indeed refuse the when
JOY gadness the hearts of those aborng deep
afectonae wife husband
mother her wayward and reckless
vicious,
In conclusion say has been upon side
of mercy and am satisfied.
The Placer herald., 1860-01-14
JOHN B. WELLER.

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N 'H as sea *9 'ie3t d ittt4HI a.' 4f
OF so5aHf
h~siot eHE t" F1H e1.Eif2 oma ~ oYsi lan ea
eoNaA aFaten o taa l'Aeq 4ro 2e erave iiaF sra
enhtl s4]a7 4a at aHd1ros l3of Tr1 'tt a#i
8" ai+iy1ya ata7 Htaf snssila 'if
-.fl tdl nn oHffr eaof b atiA aH N
9a3 ngt liaffH ,sla~f = l-Si
eae = 9oitaa isHt u434 % ia 300 .aopilst t
e9tH f saofeH alA 7ainrq bssm9Vq IBa'ios efa' AZ
-.h-nn1Ng -.uanN lE1I hna q-.na9. l1 all
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n/@ - Sk
F0aa ,IAOhA ~ AND GATTLE.
THIS liz truly great remedy. Half 10 cent
bottle Of sloan's Instant Relief, given In pint
of warm water, seldom fails 10 cure q horse "a
colic In = few minutes;in extreme cases repes,
the dose in ID minutes. n
For Bruised, Strains, Eprains. and many ether In
juries on horses cattle and other animals SloAa
Instant Relief speedily effects . cure. Many per
have been sstonished to witness the rapid
s6edtsd by the use Vt this wonderful medicine.
&n- Get Circniarsof Agents. fa
Sloans Ointment.
Fer uildness, safety, cer.sint ty ard thoroughness
Shame 0intmsnt sxceif and 10 rapidly sspssse.
linEs etber Qir t@ents and Lini Gt nts for the
cure Of the following diseases: s4
Frssh M woana.s Cal, siA.l kinda Cracked seir,
s~4easy Fss.aIa, Fesndsr~d Feet, Sand Crack,
ncrAkchey or Gssass.N ange and Horre Distsnper
THE COhDITbONP POWDER
liz composed principally of herbs and roots, and
may be given 1t afltiInes and under all cirumr
long - srisnce 70 be highly useful in the cars Of
yasss diseases to hic horses and catf he are sub
ject, ns: Distemper, Hide Bound, Less Of Appe-
tite, Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation
Of the Eye, Fatigue from Hard Exercise; Aiso Hhsu
natism, tcemmonIy cAikd she Stiff Con- plai nt.l l--
1t in also safe and certain remedy for
ns.8 Coughs aud Colds.
II arries Of all gross shumers and viii remove
sll infaDs tienand lever. puffy the blood, loosen
the skin, cleanse the water and strengthen every
part Of the bedy. 54
SLOAN'S MEDICINES
Are sold wholesale and retail, at manufsctaf er't
prices, In Keokuk, by Bartlett, Kaye 4 CO., ]ohn
r. Wilkinson A. j. Wiikinsoa. and s. B. Vowslls
also by al deAlers in Medicine In all the Westerp
States. WALTER R. SLOAN,
Original Proprietor, No Is Vine-st, ST. Louis, Mo.
April ~ dAw
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At
H a r dW are and Cutlery.
S. W.N H. TUCKER,

-. w .N,T II. lJJOhElls
IMpoRTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
have IL, store. aa aru reeei wing their supplies
fun the apring Trade, direct from the mskora hch
they offer 70 CASH AID PROMPT TiHk sUrENe on fs-
vorabie terms. The stock being unosnally large
they oonidentiy solicit an exannaion of The same.
8 w. H.TucKEk,
Sign of Red Paddock, cor. Main 4 "a sts.
Ksokuk, Marcb 3, lSS0-dAw
NAINEkS' PICKS. SnUNELs, Ac., Tor sale by
lSI mchadAw s.W. ! H. TUCKER.
GRIFFIN's HORSE aAlLs.--4,ocd stock OF ali
" rises for sale by S.W. \ II. TUCKER.
,cYTHE RlFLEs.- Various quaiiti Ok Scylhe
> Rifles and shArpsnsrs for saiehy
4 MRS sll0VELs.-- 4 large stock of Ames'
n Shovels for Bale low by
marchs 3. ". u. TUCKER.
r (ykINDSTONES.-The Berea Oh .ndslencs, of va
=. a M.TUck rR.
March . s.a.. s'sa % "ss car rssa.ssi ss,n si.t
L,ENUE NAiLs.
L Fine3d do
Annealsa do toclinch---a superior article.
finishing DO
Together with general assor tmant Of othsfEArIs
Of the Belmont brand, just received and for sals
Low by fmchsl g. W. TUCKER,
4 ,oKN GARDEN, !, q RUBBING and ether n oes;
~ Spades, Shcvcls, Mattocks and Picks;
Scythes, SnAths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow-beIls, Rakes and Corn Planters;
On, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cuttin Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives;
Hay, Straw and Manure Forks;
And q large stock OF AssoRTRp HARDWARE and
CUTLERY on hand and for sale Low BY
mcbodAw 6.W.AH. TUCKER.
tn ESA n oops II TMESs H0OPS III
A NEW supply Of Tress Hoops, Of the sizes
~ usually wanted, together with general ~
scrtment OF coopsrs Tools, just received. and for
sale low by :. w. II. TUCKER.
900 LBS. prime POTASH for sale by
OOO Lbs. Pure RED LEAD, Of very superior
JV0 quality, fer ssle by 8. D.v0WkLL.
ap26d
< BBLs. YELLOW oCliAE for sale by
u ap2c S.B. vOWELL.
! TX HHDs. prime N q. SUGAR for sale BY
| Io w. II. AUSTIN A CO.,
| iyil li8 Maip-st.
! 1OBXS GERMAN SOAP. q. II. Hill %. = for
H. sale by w. III. AUSTIN = CO.,
iuiyIl lls MAin-st.
0erman SOap.
IllNE hundred boxes, Hill \ Co.. .Cincinps.i, O.
~ for aAlsby HOL1 ACO.
noy<d
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original NOtfccs s%8
To Fssac VanAurdaii, James AZ. vsnAusdali,
Richard s. Eunaing Aan, Hatch d Thompson, w.
W. Worthington, l.. Hsrbine aud John a. Gra-
ham.
NyoU are hereby MOI ifhd that there is now on
II Gle in the Cierk oasee Of the District Court
cs Lee county, Iowa, af ktokuk, petition in
Chanesry al Charles Parsons d Co., praytn las
againss all of youl for the cancellation and sstis
faction of recor Of certain mortgage made ty
lisa 40 VanAnsdelli 10 You Jas. M. vauAns dali and
Richard s. Cunninghsm, dated 26sht December.
1857 recorded in beok g. page is3. records OF Lee
county, Iowa, being upon tue NV 1, SIC y, town
ship 30 NJ range west, and the sw.4 sec. so, town
sb,p 65 N. range west, Ginning that the same Is
Fraudulent mortgage; and also praying for gem
erai relief, with costs.
And you each required TO appear and answer
said petition by the second day of the next term of
said court witch will he held on he lrst Monday
or September, 1850, or decree viii be had by de-
fault as thtreln prayed for,
j. LOTHRoP RICE,
July ~, 1850 lm Sol. FOR Petitioner.
DAM ECT IMPOKTATION
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Keoknk, Mt. Pleasant and Mus
oatins, and Iowa Southern


EsR0M AND AFTER TUES DAY, MAY, 15th,
and until further notice, two trains viii
be run each way, as followss
FIRET TRAIN
Will leave keokuk daily Sundays excepted) al
1880 o'clock D. N. and arrive AZ Fort Madison
at $500 4. m.
SECOND TRAIN f
Willleave Keokuk daily al 7:46 o'clock p. M,
And rive at FL. A sdiscD at 8sI6 D. m.
FIRST TkAIN
Leaves Fort Madison daily tSnndays excepted at
o:<k D.. m, and arrives at ksokuk NJ rI:a5.
tl. SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort Madison al lO:r D. M !. and arrive
ut Keokuk Mt aEft p. m.
The 7,45 o'clock p. m train from eok connects
with regular Packets Tor Burlpgton and usoa tine
making sure conRections at Burlington with the
moning rAi sosd trains East and West. Also,
cenneeiiHg A. Muscatine with trains for Iowa City
Washington, Davenport and Eeek Island. NJ
N Fare by this route as Low AS THE Low
Est, and passengers subjected to few changes A.
by any other roate.- ~
THROUGH TiCkkIH q over this line can bs pro-
cured to- eli the principal places East, West and
North, Vt J. X. TEWksBuRl, Ticket Agent, op-
posite the Billings House, Main at. keckuk.
b. W. DAVIS, Snpt.
May is, 'se-dAw
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LcgaF Notice.

LcgAT Notice.
To Cyrus Kinney Anas D. Brasher, Frederick Bra
sher, sarah Hrasher. n. e, Braahsr, Rufus Wiisey,
II. II. Moore. John A. MoKenny, Bsuj. Barton,
John 6tAnnus, ,arsen Esskinc
VUU and eash Of you are hersby notified that
i there ia now file in the Office Of the Clerk of
the District Court of Lee County, Iowa. at Keoknk,
. petiiionof Hiram Barney oiaiuing Of yon Cyrus
Kinney the sum OF twenty-sesen hundred +hirty-
seven nnd 80 100 doilass ~ money due on two
mortgages made by yeu TO Charles Mason nd.,since
assigned to said Barney, dated Decsmber 10, 1856 :
also al simin agsimt each Of you the foreclosure
Of said mortgages, the ssms bsing upen Lot in
Block In Mason . Upper addition Ksokuk, Lee
County, Iowa, for the purchase moneys xnd further
asking for the sale Of ssad premises. the appoint
ment Of q receiver, ard general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
ON before the erniHg OF the second day of the
next term Of said court, to conmsnce &C keekuk
.on the first Monday OF September, A. D. 1850, .
default will be entered against you, the petition
tvken as by you canfessed, and y decree readered
aguinstyou as prayed therein.
80. NOBLE TrRONG
July 23, lSso-1m Pitts Atty's.
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KEOKUK IOWA: MONDAY. JULY 80 1850
M ". II GK = I, N -. eurGaAH
Uls Uen1let. 0nHasou Ssoond-6t., -
between Main and Johnson strsstss Ess
kuk, lows. 11Q

DR.. Hicks, In renewing his card TO the public,
would cali attention 70 y new style OF .Piate
Work, which is peculiarly adapted 10 A3t, irregu
lar, and otherwise difhcult jaws. This Improve
sns has been tested three ycsrs and hes sustained
It's early premise Of hlIing , real want hi plate
work. The work IL now worn BY MANY of our most
prominent citisens, who give 1t shealty approval
and 70 whom he 10 permitted 10 refsr shoss inter.
ested. 49,, ees.4
DR. H. IL also mounting Continuous Gum"
work, aBlock" work, and ordinary 1Gold Piate''
work, for shioA he has asupsrior sasck of mste-
rial. he Ia prepared TO ell teeth with s0sla Foil
Adhesi We dsld, md aAChfystAl 0eld, Tin the most
thoroagh and danhis fusansr. W sd 8IsB5 ~
In view of ahs stxnganoy In 1Donsy nattefs
some allusicn 10 RnIrss may nnt be- inpsoper. -
WAiie on ths nns Asad In n. bsaisscs tsts he the
better policy, as we'll the honss6sr u0prsc, NOT
10 ~axk q II than 20 wsfk at r9cea thatE Eiil ne
eSssitatA MksfiAr word o. the eotAsr hAnA BIZ II
wiling 20 ssnforn in his charges to- ths lower
standard pf rsn nunesation that othss osoapAtiona
have IN 6eredls had at9G s a8 sf III
With fftsen ysxrs experience, . thsrcpeh devo-
tion to his prnfessi on. and eanssA dssirc to
please IL determined to msrias and hoPss to re-
cssve inusta0n OF rns libsrsi patx sAgc here
tofore enjoyed. & 8aTa
JnIyii-d&w
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s. - EYE AND EAR.
CPECIAL attention givsn 70 diseases Of the Eye
+ ~ and Ear, surgical and medical.
". r. THkALL, M. D., oculist.
DR. Z. has removed his Office to Sd st, between
Main and Johnson. caet side, WHARF he may be
found during business hours.
kExIpEHcs on Norgsu-@s k..=sssss. -. .aG S&n
.v Asok uk, Nays, '6O-d9m
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UNSURPASSED
III AIR TONIC

rrHIS preparation possesses the peculiar proper
~ of restoring the humsn n Hair, and oauses th 0
II air TO assume the colaf IL possessed before il
turned gray. III Ttrengthens the Hair ard Keeps n
glossy xnd eisaa. Nothing exnsl this prepars-
sion as it effects tbs erasien Of the hair by
.Anlion ~, The roots. Prepared ard sold by
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