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Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-23

The election for Mayor on We'd
ncsday, resulted in the election Of J.
c. Beall. The day passed of quietly
and nothing occurred to excite the
feelings of any of the friends Of the
Tandidates. J. G. Beall.rcceivcd. %
votes II. Hunsicke-, ~ total
number of votes pol!ed, 1G3.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-23

Gen. Burnside. i, is understood by
the Northern press, has been appoint
I'D military governor Of North ana:
South Carolina. Tie will have to
to t;sh: better than lie did at f'r"d"--
ickburs to secure his kingdom.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-23

A dispatch from Columbus. Ohio.
says. Democratic meetings are being
held all over the State. just as if We
wsro in the midst Of \ political cam
paisn.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-23

all of our guns W. fired into her. but
she was proof against our heaviest
pieces. Our Sharpslooters too. fired
volley after volley into her port holes,
not failing to accompany each dis
charge by husky Texas yell. In
the mean time the Webb came up.
The boys gave her three rousing
cheers as she passed. and the Major
shouted. Into her Webb And she
did 20 into her bravclv. firing all her
guns and striking her in tn. regions
Of tho wheel house. though not Sc
ricusly injurins her. w. rounded
ten aud made at her again. firing our
guns al! the time. ana she firing her
heavy guns. first at one of our boass
and then nt ,hc other. About this
time. ono of her balls struck us in
from, and passed through. killing two
/ men and IisnnuntinS one gun and
disabling another. We ran into h'r
,Er second time jns, behind ;he
whcclhous,- and broke through the
wood work there. doins serious dam
age. This prepared the way for the
Webb. who ran INTO her the second
tame AZ the same point. an! gave her
the fatal h.ow-uut however without
the loss Of the greater portion Of her
own nose. We struck hex the 'Hirt
time, hu, she had already ccasru i!r-
in. The DR.. Batrv cam" up to-
wards ;i.e latter par; OF tn" engage
men. and fred several rounds iron,
her guns bu: our guns affected no
lhiu. a,-ains; u boa; 50 we'll protected
as she was. 'l!!r rnSa%r!::en, lasted
,w"nty-scvrn m!uu..;s. and she sur-
rendered Il: half after tea O'Clock.
end notified Us ,!,a; she Vas IN I sink
il. condition. she ran ashore on
the night hand bank, and Col. brent.
from. :hc l'a,ry. w-ns aboard and TO-
ccivcd the swo1d o: Capt. Brown. the
I officer co,nnfan,:,ng. 1hns YOU see.
after u ,ish, Of only tw-n,y-sevrn
minutes. We disabled and captured
the mos: formidable boat in III. Yam
k.r Navy. She is heavily Glad wiki
iron and her sides we'll creased >, a>
10 render her ".nlos; iu,u!n.rah!c hy
Il ball o, any ~izr. She carr "s four
guns. ;wo c!rv-. inch guns on H"v
bow and two nine inch on her stern.
| wen: aboar,. after he capture. and
! never saw or conceived OF anything
in the yunboat linz. so co!np!-t" III
nj! its parts: but have 40, room 20
Civ. You ,uinu,. description.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-23

efNc cop',rc cr Mr Q"c"m q the
I'Icsf and LIiuaoin- l!,1fhA hV
II rt,cjp0at-- U'AG' ,rS!s do"c u"n
,r4n. w1Snt- VH1' s~rrrd ,s.
For: D-Rus@v. l.h. p l>13
Nh. Eu.ToN-!i may add ;" the
interest n! my communication 20 in
form Won y: the start. ,ha, took tn.
paper and pen that | ns", fron the
Federal sunhoat lndianola. after the
fight above Natchrz on th. nigh, Il
til. .4:i,. Betert enter upnn IN ac-
coun, o: t!la; action vii! give YOU
4 brief history Of the battalion since
": left your city.
"" reached A"xanlr:a on the
morning o: the 18th o' February after
4 journey Of three days from .'r;'rr-
son. Here We were sold by the td-
ju;ant and Inspector Genera! OF this
Department. :ha: we could no; pro
cevd TO Por; Hudson rs tho Queen Of
the West had passed the batteries
Il. Vickshurs and entered the mouth
OF Red River. SO ": bid ad,eu :"
the g-ntlenanlv y captain q! the y. T..
Bon.ord and encamPed on the bank
Of the river opposite the city. We
.oon learned that the steamers Grand
Duke and WcLh were being fitted up
with cotton bales for the purpose OF
capturing the Yankee gun boat; ,hs'
EXPEDITION 20 be commanded by 1t.
l. y
tons staff, and bro hey 20 Gen. Lowell
Of New Orleans notori-;v, aud tina:
j, would get under way next morn
ing. Major Burnc', with the Satlan
try that chavactcrizcs him. "'i.r-d the.
services Of the battalion. III" offer
was not accepted p, the time, h-caus"
We We're uua!mcd and raw troops
During the evening dispatches came
to ID. efirc. that the gun boat had
reached THIS place, which IS only 60
miles below Alexandria by water,
and had engaged our batteries here.
! IL" most Intense excitement pre-
vailed. and y great many appreAcHd-
I'd that she would pnss ,hr hau"ri's
and h. before tn. city by morning
About two o'clock next morning. the
18th, we were aroused trrm onr sleep
by AL officer vino cam. 10 order Us
immediately across the river " T.
LETT our baggage and stores aud wrr.
soon across The river, where We were
drawn up before the arsenal aud fur
nished witt, Enfield rifles and fort y
rounds of cartridges apiece. All
were eager tor the fray. Company
B.. Capt. Bridge. Company G. Capt.
Smith, and Company T., Lieut.. Bard
commanding. were scnt aboard 'i'd
| Webb, which left for the for.iticn-
tions at this place about 9 o'clock
The remainder of the command. cont
pany A, Capt. Martin, company ID.
Capt. Hurt, together with the Major
and staff, went aboard the Grand
Duke, which did not get ready to
leave before o'clock, p. NJ, and in
the mean time dispatches were re-
I'ceived that the gun boat had surreu-
dercd to the batteries. We steamed
down and found the report true. for
there lay the gun boat Queen Of the
West, disabled and aground. She
run aground on the point about a
quarter of a mile below the forti6ca-
tions, and a shot from one Of our
guns disabled her machinery SO that
she could not get away. Col Elliot,
who commanded the expedition and
had been burning private property
and stealing negroes along the bank
of she Mississippi, for several weeks.
abandoned her, and with the DeSoto
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-23
Per.

Persons desirous Of purchasing
valuable city property and residences
Should attend the Auction sale. which
takes place Tomorrow. I; the Mar
Ike. Uorsc. Sec advertisement.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-23
FROM FRIDAYS PAPER.
Mr.. J. c. Bcllnap will accep, our
:hanks for late papers.

Owing to the scority i'll our market
We notice that our citizens have 10
1eso1t 70 fishing for mud-cats
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-23

Tho Shelhyvillc Banner reports
Rosecrans sick at his house in Gin
cinnati, and Gen. T. l.. Crit,cnIsn in
command of the Cumberland.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-23

4 large number of recruits tor
t;:cgi's regiment. passed through our
city on Wednesday last. en- route to
l'or. Hudson.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-23

n. John NJ. Carr has laid US under
obligations for the loan CT late pa
Rer
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-23

pyopgia:c speech, which was received
viii, three hearty cheers by ;hr men.
We immediately start, Il down tHc
river, all in the lIrrli"S; spirits. and
ANXIOUS 10 !uec; the -n-iny. BEFORE
We reached :!:- mouth Of k:d river
wc were joined by III" s.ra:nrr br.
Eatcy with tw"-hu'.trrt aud i.Ilv
nen and three pieces OF heavy aE;'i-
crv. She had br"u sent "U; from
iu-, I!uusnn on :,u Same business.
When we reached the mouth %, Red
river. .r iot,r,. tina; til" Federal gun
boa: had LEFT AMI gone up ih" rir"r.
W. there learned something OF th"
char.ic;cr Of the enemy We had &"
deal with from - farmer "h" hH'.
been taken aboard. and toun.: tat
aii. was yaor. foimihahl" ;han we had
expected, and ,la- she was going up
til" river very slowly. having w"
h.av- coal har.cS III tow. We
pushed on i'll pursuit. th',' will not
,ntlic: upon your readers tn" details
OF eur trip, though some Of them
might prove interesting if it would
, no, make this letter too long,. We
followed her two days. in sight Of the
smoke Of her chi,nneys. but on &C.
count Of unavoidable delays, could
not make up with her. We came in
sight Of her about ten o, lock on the
night Of the oath. and she looked
like huge black turtle lying upon
the water. We piped to quarters
! and immediately every man was at
his post. She did no, discover us
until we were within thres hundred
yards Of her. and Immediately COM
menced rounding too" to give us the
benefit Of her heavy bow gans. Be-
fore she could accomplish this. and
while she had her broad side to us.
we ran in to her, breaking her coal
barge loose and shattcring it to
pieces. at the same time giving her n
considerable jar, but doing her no
material damage; at the same ti'nO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-16
LIVE STOCK.

Droversand Farmers VI II lind this the mo- tadvan-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards, well
watered and supplied with every convenience have
opened onthi Inc and tsconuectons and every
attention is paid 10 their wants From HsrrisbDrgh,
where will be foun every convenience TOT feeding
and re sting choice T. uitrea - stc PHlLADkL-
PHlA, NEW YuRE ara hAId MORE AAkkEr.
This will also be found the shortest quickest and
NEST direct route staek TO New York. via Allen
town land " III fewer changes than any other.
ENOCH LEWIS. .GeHeraiSnpt., Altoona, Pa
l.. l.. H0bPTs 1s.n Tick at Agt. Philadelphia.
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent,
en-dkw Phltade iphiA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-16
DOOkS-Receiyed on Saturday.

Received on Saturday.
Parsnn Brow nlow's Book
Artemus warts Book
Thirteen Months in The ReberArmY.
Siege Of Richmond.
Agnes OF Sorrento.
Among the Pines.
Orphus c. kerf,s Papers.
Armegidden, or the United states In Prophecy.
Miriam.
Prince the House of David.
Throne of David.
Pillar If Fire
Thirty nine Men FOR One Women.
Chronicles Of Catlingtord
The w omen loved; and
The woman who Loved me.
Photograph Albums.
For sale by M. w. WESTCJII.
aub-d Man. ~ :. "a door from IT tn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-16
EREIGHTS

IFREI q III rs.
BY this route, Freigbts of all descriptions he
forwarded To- aud from Philadelphia, New York,
Boston baltimore, 10 and from any point on the
kailroads Of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT.
The Pennsylvania Kailroad also connects at Pitts-
cd 10 auy point on the Ohio, Mnsktngum, Kentucky
Tennessee. umbsriand. Illinois, Mississippi. Wis
consin, Missouri. Kansas, Arkspsns, and Red Riv-
ora and at Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with
steamers To ali ports the North esteIL LAxes.
MerchaEtxabd Shippers entrusting the transports
tion OF their Ereighttp this Company rely with
confidence o n It's speedy transit
The Rates OF Freight
To and from any rointtn the West by tie Pennsyi-
vania Central Railroad, at Ell times AS FA-
VoRABLE As ARE CHARGED BY oTHERRAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES.
IT r BE particularto mark packages, t'viA PAM.
CEsrRAL X. r. IL
For Freight Contracts or shipping directions Ap-
ply 10 or address either of the following Agents Of
lha Company.
il. A. STEWART Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLAKkEG CO, Transfer Agents,
Ii. ". BROWN d CO., Cincinnati o.
re. MELDRUA Co, Madison, Ind.
}. Il. MOORE, Louisv lie. KY.
". NJ AlkMAN Co, Evansville, Ind.
*. + SASS, ~. Louis m Missouri.
CLARKE 4 CO, Chicago, H.
II M'C0LM Pousmm,th
II M'NkELl, q MoAIGoALhY, Msysville,
Kentucky.
W.H.& r. l.. LANGLEY ,Gallipols, %.
III +. FIkRtEA H. CO. ZanesyLiJe, %.
n. II. HUDSON Ripley, O..
h. .MELDRuM, General Travelling Agent
for the South ans West
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-16
MEDICAL BOOKS.

M
Barclay on Medical Diagnosis;
Budd Disease OF the Liver,
Bu,id on Disease of the Lungs;
Bird ON Urinary DeposIsi
Bartlett on fevers.
Bedford's Obstetrics
Beachs Family Practee;
Carpenters Comparative PhysioogY
Carpepter's Human Physiology;
CarfenteF's Element oil Ply siology;
Churchill OF Chlldren;
Churehiil on Woman
Dalton's Physiology;
Dunghsop' . Ply siology;
Dun ghson's Medical Le2icons
Eniehsen's Surgery;
Gross Surgery;
Grayis Anatomy;
Hamii ton Fractures.
Jones opthalmie Medicine.
kirk's Manual of Physiology;
Ludlow's Manual OF Medical Examin atlons,
Lawrence the Eye:
Miiler's Principle ~ Surgery.
Miller's Practice OF ofSurgers;
nj Megs on Woman,
Noel Smith Conpend;
Psfre's ystem OF Surgery.
Parrish's Practical Pharmacy;
Pronouneing Medical Lexicon;
Roketansky' y Pathological Anatomy
Rieord h Hunter on venereaI:
Sargenis Mirror Surgery;
TAyIor's Medical Jurisprudsnce;
Taylor Poisons;
Todd on Urinary Diseases;
Woods Practice OF Medicine,
Woods Materia Metica;
WILLIAMS Principles OF Medicncj
Wilson'S Anatomy;
Washo on Disease Of the Heart;
Washe on Disease Of the Lungs.
For sale by NJ. ". wEsTcoTT,
| nov2D-d Main Street, I'd door from 5th.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
MEDICAL.
DR.. LudluIn's Specific,
ron THE CURB OF
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

VUNHE Gonorrhoa, commonly called Clap, Is a dis
gu>ting maladv. and is too well known & require
any explanation; IT is easy to be got bat II is difficult
get clear of Ii is companion that few admire; per-
vadeS all classes Of ybot male and female rich
and poor. both married anc single Although sotroubis
some ia Itself. distressing and sometimes fatal ID l.
disease the treatment Of which, has generally been
than the disease itself The fashionable
treatment Is first 60 deprive you II all business; hen
come> course Of sarvation-livng on bread and tea.
Cruel kin OF Stops you must then b. bled
cupped laached combined with ng medicines
injections. lotions. OintmentS and fome iatios
Every few days the medicines changed. and after
months treatment in this way, which the patient
bearswith great forude tor fear OF eNro,uTehe l. dis
charged discharges himself with irritable ureor
sweed testic enlargement of the PROSTATE glands
oS disease Of The neck OF the bladder.
Ths>peciiic. which acts like charm. with few doses
Diseases and quite pleasant take. and hch
has cured thousands in New York. Philadelphia, Bat-
more and many of the Southern cities. Is certain and
efectua remedy, that makes rapid andperm
without regard to diet, drink exercise, except wrcSt
ling, Jumnng or over-straining. This remedy Is un-
equaed by anything discovered for the Of those
disc II i extracted from lautS, and
fectly safe a. IL IS purely vege able II contains
curry. that you expose yourself 10 all kinds Of
weather, without the east danger from the medicine.
And II you are careful in wrapping up your paste, gu
will have smell from IT, that you
deprived from going into company, being decctedby
nearest friends.
Tis Is quack iicinc bua remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular ply stefan. and
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate.
CAUTlON-None l. genuine without the signature Of
the proprietor, r Davidson. around the box. All in
ringemens OF trade marks will be prOsecu with the
utmost rigor oithe law.
w.F.DAyIDSoN. Sole Proprietor
Cincinnati Ohio. p
Sold by Druggists generally. JANIS -d6mis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

try Louallier. unanimously decided in the same
Wy. and that they had no Jurisdiction to try a
person not engaged In military service
Mr. Lincoln -syS, nor does any one question
thai the constitutional safeguards will at er the
rebellion stand the te~t" for much longer than
they have vet done This J. terrible mistake
The verv reverse Of the proposition = nearer the
Truth There are very few men IT historical in
formation and intelligence who do not 50 ques-
ton. who do not live in awful apprehension OF
the hour when our enormous army shall be called
uDon 70 dsband There u no worse moral trea-
son than the advice 10 let the Constitution sleep
during the war under the chimerical belief that
u will awake IN full vigor after peace. Such n
sleep - one that will know no waking. All
history affords no example Of the resurrection TO
new life OF the constitution OF a republic. after
Il has once been trampled out by military power.
The fathers warned u that military despOtsm
was the probable II not necessary result OF Just
such a war As is now gong on. IL seems from
the action Of the recent great mass meeting IN
Illinois that the pepple have taken the alarm
and are urging speedy peace from fear of and
in avoidance OF this and other dangers TO our
Liberties II j. much 10 ne fetred that the SPLIT
IN the North. caused by Mr Lncoln's improper
measures. will precipitate into an improvident
anc improper peace
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

sane ten or t~e<t DAYS sgo.AHi- Exeellency
O Y ~. a. his confidential friefas AID subalt-
era. gave out ~ the ets 20 spend briei Period
at ceo,reyie TO look after be farming interests
an enjoy few DAYS respite from the csres Of
State Hs Excelency. after his arduons labors,
eeied little time for r.susdtsten. OF recurera
ton. OF whatever you nav call IL. and We there
fore be,oak himself. as di.l W .sHisoros iDdJrF
wa on. ,od N.Dsspx and WATER. and CLAY.
AMI al he great li.hts identified ~ith American
hso, sud Amercan fame, to feed che chickens
and the pi,-: 70 watch Che ssmbps Of hi- Aock-
AMI rs aeFd-: 70 cultivate his ,bbIges. his ruta.
bsgss hi- beets, onions. parsley and parsnips;
to see the whes, change to il golden hne and
ripen for the sickle or some modern patent resp
in machine: TO look upon the rich meadows
tley nature for the scythe: TO hear the corn
crack a- it almost springs from the earth under
tie influence Of the heit aud dews Of hot sum
mer nights-in a word. 10 enjoy all the felicities
thtt rural life affyrds We almost envy His
Exc,Ilency the enjoyment Of his rural retreat.
where. for a while. forgetting. or unmihdfuI Of
the anxieties Of public life and the turmols which
attend IT, he can reve in the pristine beauties Of
nature. or the cultivated fields teemng with the
rich products Of the husbandman's labor Beau
tifal Ceutreville! Happy MoRToS!
But suppose he isn't there or hasn't been
thar" then our rhapsody will collapse like an
exploited soap bubble. and we shall become ex
ceelingiy distruStful in the future Of all public
runOrs concerning the movements Of our great
men-fcr i-r't H. Excellency one Of EN-?
p. 3 We understand from the mnSt response
bic source. that His Excellency h,sn't been to
Ceutreville At ALL ut all; but tht he has been
ptving court To the wi-e men Of the East. and
that yesterday. with majestic AIR. ne VS. grscing
the magnificent paflors and corridors of the
paatal ST Nicholas. in New York CITY. perhaps
ENJOYING another four O'Clock feast with "iorty
covers C.ntreville. like Ho.KER. il no
where" The Governor is not ENJOYING My
NJ .ryland." but i watching my interest" with
a. much earneslness or greediness hungry
dog Tor a bore.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

have been afflicted Deafness noise my head,
singing. cracking whisng sounds, like falling Of wa
tiers and g1d ness and confusion Of memory for thirty
years de # that persons had speak very loud
q Dr. Jones. OF New York. being at tie Mononga-
h.la House. aud having such great success. then re-
solved tr, had been under the treatment
what called the best physicians in this country
and Europe. and they had all failed. llr. Jones his
cured eHtiytiy aud that With ahy pain. During
the short time which DR. remained in ibis city
(Pittshurg.) | have a hundred ladies and &
emrn that he has cured Of partial and total de neSS and
blindness Il universally conceded here that he is the
best Ear and Eye Doctor n America and many say he is
the best in the world II firm convic ion that what
DR. Johannes A. Jones ersf cunt he cUFe1f. am
firmly convin ed of his unpar HE'D skill that will take
pleasure in answering any questions ~ may be asked
me. Address to- or call on JiiiN KING.
No. ~ Wood street. PittSburs Pa,
At King Co.'S Wholesale Glass House.
Pttsburg April 8, 1863.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

Nss,od, questions tte tighter The duty ofGen.
furs~ide. or ans etsrrr Fe'''sai comma der, To
decIste mtfiisi lie ~ cfsc tnFallel WIN mat OF
t.et. ! .rk -. ,1ficr ~-sch state OF hng- q
viii not he Jsf~tei ih.s ~ my De- - he ples-e-
subject onis g. rc-r,ss.l,ilit, Zoe the manner ia
~hi-h he hs- exercr---l arbitrary p'~cr. Aztec all
danger sltsil have ps-se1 ssay But ether he.
nor the President, uor any functi0uars oi the
land. has rgkt 20 play Gen General Jackson n
Ne- orleafF~ -ithout first declaring martial law
mr. e. declare martial law except rnder such cir
cumstanees as Bic DOugias Avs down IN the ex
tract above quoted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

FREE SPEEcH-A SENTIMENT FROM WENDELL
PHLLIPs In late speech in Boston. this dis
tinguished Abolition orator said:
Who can adequately tell the value and sacred
ness of unietrered lipsI Who can ftly describe
the enormity of the crime of is yolatong Free
speech-the very instrument. the bulwark. the
bright cOnsummate flower of all liberty The
time TO assert rights is when they are denied.
And that community winch dares not protect its
humbest and its most hated citizen in the free
utterance of his opinions. however false. or how
ever hurtiu, is n gang of slaves.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
FoUNDRIEs.
THE HOOSsEK STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY. VIZ ARE
now prepared q receive and satisfactorily
ords's for stoves AMI castings generally. The senio
partner has Just returned from the East where he ha
procured the most de rahle and perfect patterns fc cook
and pAror verntrodaced tothe marks. wee.pe-
ciallN invite the attention % wholesale dealers
tb branch Of our business with request that they VI ~
civ "a call cur ether work vii embrace lrun Tonis
and columns (which desire 10 make prominent
ture in eur manuiaciursl railing and mill castings.
mills and kettles, house work, such venfiat win
DO" caps ,l. and heoweare n fact everything pro iuced
Ia an iron foundry. We respectfully soff patronage.
anu only promise what well and promptly per
form.
Office and Foundry 1913 soaih Delaware street a,jon-
Ing indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight Depots, Indianapolis Indiana.
myl3- cox LORDk PICK
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

Dr. JONES being well verSed in the most improved
methods ofthe NED CAL AND SURGICAL TREATMENT
or DISEASES. would Ak the afflicted give him trial,
and for their benefit would submit the following.
One of my has been crooked for years.
jmparing the vision and disdgurng Hearing of Or.
J mes great skill consulted him. April IT, 1853. al
Pitisburg. Pa. tie told me he could make my all
right In minute told him 20 al IL: he did and
made my natural in sight and appearance. Tn af-
fctel need not hesitate mement in going Dr. Jones;
he is master of his profession
ID. STARK. Aurora. Ind.
Mr.. Stark is lumber merch ant