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Havana advices of June II announce
the arrival In that city of Gen. Brecllin-
ridge, Col Taylor, Capt. Wilson, laid
de-Camp to jeff. Davis,) and General
Slaughter. The party is understood to
have escaped from the Florida coast in
an open boat. They landed at Cardenas,
whence Breckenridge was sent to Ha-
wanna in charge of Il Spanish officer. He
was treated with great attention by the
Spanish authorities.
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Capt James r. Shafter well-knOwn
in the Army of tha James as an efficient
member of General Butlerss staff, died
at the residence OF his brother, Colonel
John w. Shatfer, at Freeport, Illinois,
on the evening of the 10Th inst. He was
a brave, enterprising and gallant officer,
and was very popular among his old
comrades who will be much saddened
to hear Of his death. Captain Shaffel
was about twenty-six years of age.
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,MERWIN 4 FERGUSON, Auct'rs.
A U G Il l N s A L Il
"A OF
" T, TI Ut u ID L, r II q m

"A ~ ~ Al ~ ~ ~ ~ u n Il II . L "A i Il.
We will offer at Public Auction, on THURSDAY next,
18th inst at II O'clock or Immediately after the sale OF
the House and Lot on james Street.
One Tenement and Lot on west side of Cumberland
street. Lot about 25 and $50 feet.
One other Tenement and Lot on west side of Cumber-
land street, same size US above.
These houses have each rooms with basement and are
desirable for small families
One Lot of Land 20 feet front on Union street. by
depth of so feet on Loyalls Lame.
One Lot % feet north side Of Union street. depth
Of so feet.
ALSO, AT PRIvATEsALE,
One finely located and very desirable Farm Of Eighty
two acres, tho plat Of which be seen at our oiee
situated within half an hours walk of the city
This land il finely located soil quick and being
the city is most desirable location for any person des
ing to settle in our neighborhood.
We do not wish to say too much in commentator Of
this Farm expecting that DESTROYS OF purchasing
would visit the farm before doing SO.
The late military road through the land and
be kept open closed at tho option Of the Of the
land.
4 II not sold privately before the 30th nst ii will
that day. at u O'clock be offered at Public Auction at
Office, corner of Roanoke Square and W. W. Street.
MERWIN 4 FERGUSON,
je2a Auctoneers.
Old Dominion please copy.
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, June %.

H. McSonegal Penn; C. IL. Whittenore, 9Th Mass,
CAV; Lieut. H. L. Grain; Joseph o. Cherry, N. c. j. o.
Thomas, Va; Capt. Brokan, Va; Lieut. Bowman, Va,
Geo. NJ, Hall Va: Chap A. s. Blengley, Va; Surg G. b.
Willis u s. A.; NJ. Dudley Bean city, Geo. }. Thomas
Alex; VIM. w. Haynes, Alex, John G. Boyd, Val T. u
Thackston Va ii. Faison and Scot N. c.; Geo Fiinckey
Geo. Mencengo; II. W. Hook, Phla; Benz. Rurnhanl;
W. II. Singleton, Va. Lit, Col White U. S. A.; John D.
Dixon, Baltimore; John phair Y; d. W. Curtiss, N.
Y; s. Webb and Lady, N. Y; J. r. Rayner, N. O.;
Alex. Coke p. A. Co, Va. Miss NJ W. Badham, N CT;
Thos c. Badham N O.; Dr. Geo ii. Coke, N. c.; II. X.
Burgwynn, Roanoke N. c.; Mrs. Burgwynn, do; Miss
Ford, do; Miss Burgwynn, do; Master Burgwynu do.
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The jolliest people in New York, says
a cotempolry, are the returned soldiers
who have passed through the hands OF
the paymaster. They heed not the re
gister of the thermometer a button. -
The heat has no terrors for these sun
dried heroes, and they go iauntingly
about with 9s much sang froid as If they
owned the whole metropolis.
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Jhe Nprtulk gnst.
SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1865.

The Army G. Napg official Gazette
nuhlishes the following dispatch from
Gen. Grant to Gen. Halleck, ordering
the latter to disregard Sherman's truce.
It should have accompanied Hallecks
letter
FORTRESS MONROE, Saturday, April %, 1865.
Maj. Gen. HaHech, Richmand, Vd.:
The truce entered into by Sherman
will be ended as soon as / can reach
Raleigh. Move Sheridan with his cay cay,
airy toward Greensboro, North Caroii,
ma, as soon as possible. think IL VIII
be well to send one corps OF lhlanyly
also, the whole under sheridan. Inc
infantry need not go further than DAN
Vile, unless they receive orders hereaf-
ter to do so.
ri 8 GRANT, lieut.-Gen.
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EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE NAVY What
reason is there for the belief that Shy
lock was petty officer in the Venetian
Navy, and that Antonia was his supe-
rior officer.
Because Shylock remarks to Antonio,
"Oft on the Rialto hlve you rated me-
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YNHE PEOLPE'S TRUE UNION
TICKET
ELECTION, JUNE oath.

FOR MAYOR
THOMAS G. TABB.
REGIsTER-JOHN WILLIAMS.
C0LLECT0R--J. l.. BELOTE.
ASSESS0R--W. 7. BELL.
CITY ATTORNEYS. $. STuBBs.
CITY SURVEYoR--E L. YOUNG.
GAUGER OF LIQUORs-E. CHAMBERLAIN.
HEALTH OFFICER-DR. SAMUEL sELDEN
STREET INSpECT0R-N Il. LEE.
KEEPER OF AIMS H0uSE-WM. HAWKINS.
CLERK OF MARKET-W p. HENNELLY
sEALER WEIGHTS MEASURES. EwELL.
WEIGIIER OF HAY-JAS. SIMMONS.
SECOND CHARLES MILES.
R0BT. WYATT. JOS. BONFANTI
C. X. ASIIBY. A. MERCHANT.
d. ESBY. JAS. WOODHOUsE.
CoUNCILMEN.-Ffrst Ward.
JNo. B, WHITEHEAD, G. W. NEWTON,
CIIAS. A. SANTOS VIM. X. JONES,
W. T. HARRISON, JAS. A. SAUNDERS,
b. W. CATCH.
Second Ward
o. WINsOR, PORTER SHERMAN,
H. II. DELK, VIM, WARD
Third Ward.
A. l.. HILL. JN0. D. COPPER,
RYLAND CAPPS WIN. CALLS,
TiIos BoTTIMORE, CHAS. II. ROWLAND
cHAs, RAMSEY.
Fourth Ward.
G. W. cowDERY, wM H. TURNER,
VIM B. ROGERS, y. r. TABB,
G. l.. COLE, u. ALLEN
JAS. CORNICK, CHAa. 8. ALLMAND
10 %
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UNITED STATES 7.3O LOAN.
limited STATES 7-3O LOAN

by authority of the Secretary of Treasury, the under
signed has assumed the General Subscription Agency for
the sale of United States Treasury Notes, bearing
and threetenths per cent interest per annum, known
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"ANTE ED! DISA b l. ED SOL
w DIERS, and others out of employment, to canvass
for
OUR GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
JUST PUBLISHED,
'THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF ABRAHAM
,IINCOLNp

By Frank Crosby, of the Philadelphia Bar comprising
one large octave volume Of nearly 500 pages,
This is the only work Of the kind publshed it is entire
y and original containing his early history political
career speeches. messages procamatons and other official
documents illustrative of his eventful administration to-
geher with the and events connected with his ira
gic end. 1t will be sold only by authorized travelling
agents. to whom exclusive territory is given and liberal
commissions paid. Send for circular and terms to
American Publishing Agency Box III No. coo Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia
ia 2l-3t
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Mr.. McElrath has resumed the publ
cation of the NeW York Citizen, edited by
NM. Halpine-one of the most spirited
aed able writer's of the day. The Cti-
- Is now issued weekly, but its pro-
pietor intends to make it a daily as
soon as the increased demand for it
sfti warrant the advancement.
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4 U G T 1 N s A L e
REAL E.STA TIE.

We will Offer on THURSDAY next the Goth inst at
II o'clock, in front Of the premises WOOD HOUSE and
LOT the West side Of James street. between Butte and
Queen.
The House has Ave rooms large passage, out Kitchen
large garden, &C., &c. and is very desirable for small
family Terms, Il cash, balance months
We have also, TWO TENEMENTS and LOTS, on Cum
berand street, private SALE which will sell low for
ie2std :MERwIN 4 FERGUSON, Auctrs.
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.


These Notes are issued under date OF August 10TH 1874
and are payable three years from that time in currency
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BUSINESS NOTICES.
r. GIL EFT,
q. MANUFACTURER,
= WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
TIN, COPPER, SHEET IRON
AND JAPANNED WARE
ROANOKE SQUARE, CORNER OF WIDE WATER STREET,
NORFOLK, VA.
~ Roofing, Ship-work and Jobbing promptly attend
cd to.
successful experience OF twenty five years will
be successful guarantee to the public that they will BIO
carefully and promptly served. J. X. GILLETT,
Nos. and Roanoke Square,
je H-1m and Wide Water Street
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.

The house should be within few minutes walk from
je23H
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AUCTION SALES
BY AERWTN q FERGUSON ~

BY AERWIN 4 FERGUSON, Auct;o ,...,,1.'''s-
4 U G ION SALE
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
II o K s E S A N d M LES.
We will sell on SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock a
fine lot OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE of
the usual variety and at IL o'clock will sell about
or 30 HORSES and MULES, of which are very de-
sirable, and several CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS
HARNESS, &c. and one or two MICH cows
MERWIN FERGUSON,
je 22-3t Auctioneers
Old Dominion copy2 q
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OFFICIAL.

bills for gas furnished to other consumers If paid at the
office OF the company within days from the rend
ton thereof
Approved january 30 1865.
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rITY A S S E S S o R.
THOS G. BROUGHTON, formerly City Assessor Is again
nominated by his friends candidate for that Office at
the coming municipal election
ie232t
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AN ACT making appropriations for the Consular and hin
lomatic expenses Of the government for the year end
ing thirtieth june eighteen hundred and sixty-six
Be IL enacted by the Sndte and House Of Representa-
tires of The United States Of america in Congress ASSEM-
btsd That the following sums be- and the here
by appropriated out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated for the objects hereafter express
cd for the fiscal year ending the trtieth OF June eigh
teen hundred and sixty-six, namely
For salaries Of ENJOYS extraordinary, ministers, and
commissioners Of the United States at Great Britain,
France. Russia, Prussia Spain Austria, Brazil Republic
of Mexico, China, Italy Chilli Peru, Portugal, switzer-
land, Rome, Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Tur
key New Granada Bolivia Ecuador Venezuela Guatema-
Ia, Nicaragua Sandwich Islands, Costa Rica Honduras
Argentine Confederation, Paraguay Japan and Salvador
three hundred and eight thousand five hundred dollars
For salaries of secretaries of legation thirty thousand
dollars.
For salaries Of assistant secretaries of legation at Lon
don and Paris, three thousand dollars
For salary Of the Interpreter to the legation China
five thousand dollars.
For salary Of the secretary Of legation Turkey act
ing as an interpreter. three thousand dollars.
For salary Of the interpreter the legation 10 Japan,
two thousand five hundred dolarS
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
0fSSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE THIR-
TYFOURTH CONGRESS-

TYFOURTH CONGRESS-
AN Act in addition t. the Act respecting orahtihe'
and Health Laws approved February twenty-ifth
one thousand seven hundred and ninetynine and fol
the better execution of the third section thereof.
Be enacted by the Saae and House Of Rprssentetire.
That the Secretary of the Treasury be- and he is hereby
authorized to purchase erect suitable warehouses and
other conyenences for the storage of goods and mercha
disc imported any vessel subject to quarantine other
restraint PURSUANT the health laws OF the State of New
York at sch convenient place places within
the port of New York the safety of the public
and the observance of such health laws may require and
the sum of twenty thousand dollars is hereby appropr
ated out of any money in the treasury not otherwise
propriated, to defray the expense thereof
Approved, December Is, 1851
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AN ACT to amend the Charter of the "Washngton Ga
. Light Companyr

IN nut 70 HnIthd the Charter OF the "Washnpton
) Light Company"
Be it enacted by s Senate and House of Representatives
Q ne United States of America in Congress assembled
That so much of the of June twenty-five eighteen
hundred and sixty, and July eleven, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-two relate to the price of gas fur
nished by the washington Gas-ght Company" be- and
the same are hereby repealed and the act Incorporating
the Washington GasLght Company is hereby so amend
cd as to prohibit the said company from receiving on and
after the first day of December eighteen hundred and six
our for the benefit of its stockholders greater price
or gas than forty cents PER hundred cubic feet subject to
discount Of ten per cennm all bills for gas furnished
70 the general government and I'VE per centum on all
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tieth of june, eighteen hundred and sixty-six
ne enacted ~ the Senate and House of
0 Me United Mdfes Of america in C0ngypss assembled
fiat the following sums be- and the are hereby an
propriated Tor the service of the Post Depart
ior the year ending June thrtie eighteen hundred and
sixtysx, out OF any moneys in the treasury arising from
the revenues OF the said Department in conformity 10 M
act of the second of July, eighteen hundred and thirty
six -
For transportation of the mails nand) seven million
eight hundred thousand dollars
For ship, steamboat, and way letters eight Thousand
dollars.
| dred ami seventy-fve thousand dollars Il"
For clerks for postofiees million three hundred
| tn ,usand dollars,
For payment to ettercaniers four hundred thousand
dollars:
For wrapping paper, seventy-fve thousand dollars
For Irvine, seventeen thousand dollars.
For office stamps, six thousand dollars
For letter balances two thousand five hundred dollars
For compensation to blank agents and assistants
thousand dollars.
For office furniture, two thousand dollars.
For advertising sixty-eight thousand dollars.
For postage stamps and stamped envelopes hun
dr,d and fifty thousand dollars
For mail dcpredations and special agents. seventy thos-
and dollars.
For mailbags, sixty thousand dollars.
For mail locks and keys, eight thousand dollars
For payment of balances due foreign countries three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Fer miscellaneous payments, two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. $50 '
For foreign mail transportation two hundred l ilty
thousand dollars. may
Approved, january g. 1886.
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These Notes issued under date of August 18TH 1864
and payable three years from that time, in currency
convertible at the option of the holder into
UNITED STATES 500 SIX PER CENT. G0LD-BEAR
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

=7ieH D. o. rnnfilHd7 siEo thar there is ul rra-
ti H. fHHIt ..fH td F. tfrYf'
tirary an IN lsai. - ~ laiia's ~ O..
Jlrf.
nrasE or Efn4rrxCE.-Mcsiern ela.
qucnca continues 10 improve. 4 Western
reporter sends us the following sketch. A
lawyer in Milwaukee was defending a hand.
some young woman accused Of stealing from
a large unoccupicl dwelling in the night time
and thus spoke in conclusion.
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04
MA Clrrk-C Chnrlrs Mcnnnall

Deputy-John A. Fowler.
District Attorney-H. A. Curtiss.
County Treasurer-Feix Tracy.
Recorder-Geo. D. Forbes.
Assessor-A. p. Ladd.
Supt. Public Schools-John J. Conmy.
Pub. Administrator and Coroner-D. II. Dunn
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

uiHctFs ahu suItIefs, Who were st3ndlng upon
the deck at the time to 60 below, he ordered
the tune of Dixie to be played on the cali.
ope. Instead Of the rebels firing, they com
menced cheering the steamer, and she pass
ed on her way unmolested. Memphis Argus.
WHIPPED FOR BEING LUCKY.-One of our
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

The savage breast" wes exemplifei on the
last trip Il the steamer james Watson. from
New Orleans ~ this port. when neariag
says the Nick>hurg Herald, a dangerous
point about fifty miles from here. she was
hailed by about sixty guerrllas on the bank
Of the river. The Captain, thinking discre-
ton the better part Of yalor, requesting some
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04
ssaaaaass sasssaass . ~
l.snIan -.
fhs faur nssis-a ani b'sskWpo,l. =. .......... 10

.
cisco Dailiss. ~ Publishers prices.
Any Newspaper, Magazine or Review not men
TONED IN the above isi will he furnished to order
Orders for Books, Music, Fancy Articles. &c.. filed
promptly at the lowest market rates. Subscriptions
payable invariably in advance.
Address, J, STRATMAN,
jlls News Agent, San Francisco.
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
Agent,
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

Of night grows pale, and the diamonds Of
Brazil are dim, and then reflect on the utter
madness and folly of supposing that so much
beauty could expose itself to the terrors of an
empty building in the cold, damp. dead of
night, when innocence like hers is hiding it
self amid the snowy pillows of repose, gen
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

NeHtIVIlItH q IilE jul y HIH IOFlt. v UCU
gaze with enrap;ured eyes on the match
beauty Of this peerless virgin, on whose res.
plendent charms suspicion has never dared
to breathe when | behold her radient in the
glorious bloom Of lustrous loveliness. which
angelic sweetness might envy but could not
eclinsa hefnrn which the stnr On .h.a L-o...
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1t is an Indian preparation, and the receipt for
making it was purchased by the Proprietor from
the Pawnee tribe of ofIndians, in the Platte country
1T Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
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'0ii nig it asaiei sa4 e.1a.i .fEsfsi.. ts -
ii'l.N f.H.f.I .fIaieHI Hf ta.a 4iaaff aa
..sai. isfiu.lias s'l iha Naa fatlisaftsaf. aa
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
County officers.
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

uerman fellow citizens has young bov who
is apt to make mistakes in the difference be.
tween MEUM and TEUM. Much complaint had
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

tender and al...liannta lluhs- aud liills ulfs
e 1i.elftrs. sitirs aileff ~ fre.uenff Ir
rsllg hif's sn's ucai "a fhn iah'e. iH tif
haii. kaialna. sitting o4 siaHiiu..f
GrFnniffAs GusHvsn nY Nrsir.--Tic GA
sa.isfls ft.f Nh hath .t,rs,t. a.. 9Th.
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

fGrre h. ne rafalr, wilH.e fHir7 = ---II n
ffrasn AMI sehfrh maufr,sf tbafaaflgaa d.,
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

ture and restitution has followed Last week.
however, the old man changed his base of op
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04
TouId suiier with this most distr

Fiction when % cent bottle will cure nstanta-
neously?
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

ta.a.h d. Sum -.al....L /. lnalLl.... VI
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

ine. nnl Hiaar Work. sf hf5. *r= e#l.rrs.
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--l.--l .L.-l-l---E ~ GnrLnr- IL -N--fa

Couay Jsigs--C. c. Bush.
ShoriG-Wm. 4. Hopping
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

JOH1s u DIstTIct, JalHes DaIvy oU DIstfltl, o..
Nichols.
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

T777iT7 -iIN lfHI tt.Hf -nu .Ulf..
lives. hna hunireis ~ ultifatiy graves with j.
fais-uiiei iims, staala consult. wifhaaf ae-
tlfffif &. fa FHHa ftH .H1t0f ~aeII r raI.I
stifr.s h|sasi. rssinf g. -. = au4 ai s.srraars
al b fthiti { aaa fAHNANhNT tlNE. al.a.
eai hinlrsHeo fFem hsslnss.. ehanss ef dos. or
far af exfsssurr.
10 not forget ihc address. See below.
Important 20 Females.
When tsiaaic Il iu trouble ~ afflicted with dis
ease, and requires medical or surgical assistance,
the enquiry should be- Where IL there physirian
who Is faily competent 70 administer relief and
and whose respectable standing in society recon-
mends him TO the confidence of the community
The Doctor, understanding how imperatyely neces-
sary these requirements are, feels called upon to
nterpose. and by calling the attention of the alict-
ed TO the fact that he has been a PROFESSOR OF
OBSTETRICS AND FEMALE DISEASES for
twenty years, and is fully qualified to administer
in all cases, both medically and surgically, not in
superficial manner, but in as thorough manner as
years of study and practce-both in hospitals and
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

Tax Collector-J. ". Garden.
Deputy-James Reagan.
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

lives, and hunHifefs ~ ulfiiaciy graves with If.
mis,uiiei ..ns. shsala consult. wifhsuf ra.-
The Shasta courier., 1865-02-04

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-09

A Scottish advocate who, in his broad
scotch, pronounced the word water, wat-
ter, being asked in court by the chancell-
or if he spelled water with two It's, replis
ed, 'tNO, my lord, but / spell manners
with two MS" "
There is nothing in which the princi-
natured epigrammatic sentence; dozen
ten the next, will go on through. years,
hurting more persons and doing more
absolute mischief than piece of artillery
would do.
Seek society. Keep your friendships
in repair. answer your letters Meet
good will half way. All good men excite
each others activity. Better things are
said, more ineisive, more wit and insight
are dropped in talk and forgotten by the
speaker, than get into books.
How mistaken our mothers were when
they warned us against exposure to the
night air, and sleeping in damp clothing,
and going with wet feet. Judging from q
two years. experience of almost constant
field service, aver that these things are
wholesome and restorative. 1t does not
require strong constitution to stand
thenj II ID sleeping inside OF walls which
ought properly to be called exposure, and
which demands vigorous vitality; and it
ia the GROWING triumph of civilization
that it enables humanity to do this with.
out determination.
scene,-Second hand furniture store,
with eign, "Chairs reseated here" Enter
customer with asuspicious appearing piece
OF paper in his hand. Cus.-"Do you keep
here!" PrO.-"I do, sir, What's wanting7"
Cus.-"Do you re-seat articles here7"
PRO- do" Ous.-(handing him paper
"Well, then, please receipt this bill, as the
man owe it to Won'tdo it, and cant pay
it." Pro.-"CsrtainIy, sir. Will you have
it done in calf or cane bottom?" Gus
(surprised) -"In calf" Pro.-(kicking
him out of doors -"Warranted::ca calf boot1
or no SALE" Cus.-(solus)-"I hads aid
cane bottom suppose l should have
got it."
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.AgCARD

Dtss;; r. p, LEE-RHYMoIAN. SURGEON
1o1I5 for past faTorS
SS19 ne ipi9Ep his friends and the pubGio
Stsna. I'D ,stEesS near the suSpension PridsN
h Re M % happy e attend 70 any buai1eSs
e9l9 promptly attended to. Dr.. Loo ~ N!gns
~ lsdical Institute Of Cincinnati AZ
profs sSE1o tsy e1ssged In the practice Of ia
nov M itf IN tS Teen iyeara. DR.. Lee
Ss ~ aspiration of Electricity III tbe tzs sSE
The sdSea Hf + to which he would invite
AEt of the present day (aS ppSotSa,
nat few need despair Of receiTins,t ,SSS
sesilt 4ts.9 ~ = 'tasy eanu9E be petfsSty cuFe5
SfSI5e f53s1e9 gtyep 70 diseases Of Vo1sn III
mmunieat StrictIy an Snq
= 49, g certain And prompt ieayinS no
Tains s2s systep bnt eleanEing reno.
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