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New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
uass Meeting or the strikers Fia'eo-I's
Indefinite Postpenemept.

On Friday morning, in obedience to the call OF
the "Cartnen and Laborors' Association between
twelve and nfteen hundred men assembled around the
City Hall. No one seemed 10 know the object OF the
meeting and it until ater delay OF three hours
that ANYTHING was done toward an organization.
The time was spent by excited groups In discussing
the difference between cleaning streets under frank
Hooe. whose praises they seemed unable to tire in
,ounding aud Messrs Brown. Deyoe s. Knapp. against
whom they breathed many curse both loud and deep.
Tie President John Lynch after calling the meeting
20 order announced lis indefinite postponepen,.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
suRROGATEs CoURr-JrLr Il - Before suross,s
TrcTV-
wrra prQTRSra.

During the past week, the Surrogate hn' admitted
a. ross tie w. Of tie follow 10 named p'r.on. "Ait'
sherman William EhoA4.s Henry Coz. Jane Mortitnore,
.i~ns Rhrim samuel Lyns George oa't James "a N"w
hersr Victor fsr.aloa, bartholomew AAAoney' Aie-'Dad
X. Vile Jane Fsu.hn- ,,,
Son. Of tie sbo,s vile contain any prsvous of public
hc vii Z s.r A. sur,,srt beques'hs TO he s'ociation
Tor the rcf II rssrectst~, sgd and inds n ieusir'
90, 20 The Ses Uuiverssst Rsf FUND Assocla-
ton 80 and TO tie Colo.d Orphan A'y un ; 80
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A CREATIVE JoKa-Prof. Gray Of Cam

CEYATIVB JOKR-PTOi. Gray OF CRIn-
bridye received on July ,. box from the Kew Gar.
dens containing an entire tree probably nearly loo
yenrs old and about twenty inches in diameter with as
much Of its roots could easily be got at by digging
bont two feet into the hardest soil in southeast Az
rica The creature never had but two leaves, the
convictions. these were early torn into hundreds OF
trps and the ends Of them had persisted OIL while they
yr. at the base ike the nails Of tho fngers The ex
yeme hight Of the woody part above the ground wss
Al. inches but some little stems had shot up u few
inches higher from tme to time borne crop OF beauti
nj rod cones like FIR cones, and then fallen of Tne
bod, looked like two Of those fungi that grow horizon
ta nom the trunks Of trees placed face to face and
atiened together This vegetable joke II Of tho Gns
'""'' ll}oston Recorder, July IL
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MIebinern.

A STEAM BOILER, 30-horse power, new,
n ,nd in coup-ie od-r 20 feet lon:, feet in diameteh
two IS inch Haes dome smoke box 'setyvsve ~es
Tor SALE cheap If applied Tor soou lnqnIe OF ,,
" J. Z. HUSfOON, Pseison. ~ }.
NOR SALE-36-inch UPRIGHT DRILL
IRON Pl,ner feet Lathes to 20 feet, Leather lie tne
steam and Mater Gusges Iron end Wood working Mach nefX
Of all kinds at baryain Apply TO "M ID. hoAo NO.
a,
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Trp ye,erx, Guide.

TO Albany, BY Hudson n. R, Depot Both st. md
lOth.ave.. and BY Lsrlem r. T.. pspo. ae.h.ss
and lct D. m, via Harlem II m sndt - 0. m.
Sunday tain. via Hudson River ?: m City
ard Oty Hall and lbth.st. station
10 AiOany landing ,5S SoGpr p,Ss' on si' fSs .i'a
and Sainrdsy. and Daniel Dew Monday, Wed
nesday. and sIiiay. ir.n io'soi Deso'o''e'-'t
To isItimore by the New Jersey Il. H., foo, Of
Court .andtst., ani ~. a. M. p. m. and ~
To bo.,on' by STEAMERS CIty Of BAH every Ss,ur
day. and Jersey Blue, every rdnesday, rou
r. Fd.,oS II ); H.~oadca linz: Per s; r.
and neptune Line, Pier n y. H. daily 'sd' aay
To 1,ton, by Nsw.iiaven H. r., vi; Springfield
sIsh..t ana t,l ai Han lint and tth
ay vie Shore Line, Ut snd .. M Sundsy....: N
To C,nandaigua Rochester, Buffalo, Ssimanca and
West By Erie Railroad. foot Of Chsnbeuss
To s1a Grsenpo @ % BY ' Long i.ani 4 H. To-, ofj.me
Zip md W.s G Camp; sm1
stssner, lrsv- loot Herr,on-.t, North River p n
To Newburs ougikespsr, Roundou. and Kin.s,
ton, landing a; Cozzen's Dock. Nest Point and
Milton. the .-amer Mary Powell dhiy from 'o's
&c ps,G ~ r. T. for Hartford ~
and springheld-steauers leave Peck slip at y .,
To- Sswii,,.u by ii: RR. atis
and th-sv. at 9. ilt an; IA. BAY y and p m.
To No,wak. landing a, whie;tons, City l,'ssd
and Greenwich. b. steamer John Romer. pier 20 .
To the West, By Central Railroad OF New.Jer.ey
via Allentown from foot Of Libety-st. N. H.,
m.. IL m and 500 p. IN. SUNDAY trsin...... p N
To Philadelphia by Ncw.J-rsey railroad, loot OF
Court andst, 10 and II a. m., IL m., and p.
m. and Il midnight Sundav.................. p IN.
To Staten Island, BY steamer from Iirr No ~ Y.
r.. near D-y st. at I, 0, 10. 70 n M. 1890 "a
Up ON sundays ., 1880, l2m., i:J), ., 49,
To Prov deuce by Neptnne Steamsbip Coz Line.
daily from pier D., foot Of Robin.ons, N X, at p In
To White Mountains and Lake Memp remagog-
Direct route via New Haven isiesnb zt or ran-
road Springfield and the Connecticut kiger |a
ley. Take steamer. ffom Peck.sp Il J;l5 p.
or from 2th At. station at l2:l5 r m
To Washington. by New-Jersey K H. foot Of
Court sndtst. and III g. m., o. IN, and IL
midnight Observation-Disclosures. o.
or further noruaiion in regnd Railroad Time Ta5lss
see nenta in smother Of this paper.
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31ort- -iuar6ens' Notice.
srArs o. Nxv-YosA.

srArg Or NKv-YoN
posr-wAapxss OyyloI Ne 10. "shd
HYOrIcE ia hereby given, in accordance with
~ N.,S - ~. .c, o.,..d April IL lssl entitled "An
s Warden +. o'i s:ras sa' .h,. :. u.
teA, ~ ~ III inoniry sssrunAths survey thai
the vessel. under oy 70; NH rsr .,
Wsrdens and that the sAid surveys o 49, 80 a.
h~sSd said vesSsA;
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HORSESHOE NAIL MACHINE.

EUROPEAN PATENTS FOR SALE; v.r.
spcc.s.frl Machine. for rnskns HORSE S.tor NAIL
- 81 r,snt Ams srican invent They hsyr not oeen -
,.J INTO rarope LETTERS PATENT have ja't eese
s.arsi in trarc@ aud eigium ny the inventor i.f
'eS"' THE BEST MACHINE IN USE
Fos THIS PURPosk These PATENIo he pfoP,ses 20 -
& b v.ntion 10 q brsu snd other EuroPcAn S's'ss7
ali ~ which he will seli on Liberal Irim&
N"~- THIS IS THE MACHINE
now used by the An.sble Horse Nail Company OF 49,
Iii, n r. aud the North Western horse Nail Company
For further information call the Subscriber st NO.
psad.st opposite FIanklortst. Ofhcs of the Ns"'i ."
Mercantile Journal. N nonay
Nsw.iork. July u, 1868. w. popo-
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DoUpTyuL. Is that rood ice-cream. Ur

DOUBTFUL ls that good ice-cream, Un-
cier the 9aefy pu' peIipatetie wonder ot the
dis Usion ice cream" Iss Union ice cream why
you'll 10 arrested az Rebel II you talk that way.
On no. air amt no Rebel. Dis Union ice cream II
what sell; amt Rebel bout 1t certain" :" "But
how can 1t be Dis Union and you not bo o Rebel y
Cd darby cratching bis pate with puzzled sir. "HL
/ amt say muffin bout D'union. 1 say dis Caon ice
cream" iOh Won mean It's Union ioe cream "Yes
dst'p what means; try some sirt It's VERY nice"
mo fits Cnion Pm AFRAID y eaHtt be dissolved"
Exit venerable African in hum Debating iny whether
lksiohmond Republic
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pmTUCrlyE FIRE IN wEsT FIRTY.THIRD.sT

Early on Friday morning, fire broke
out in the carpenter shop Of j. Totten No. l3I
Vest .tirdst ana soon extended % The frame
dwellings Nos I5J 55 ard lGl street. all Of which
.Tere totally destroyed. Ao3. 80 and C were owned
and occupied by Mr.. Totten. Loss. s5OOo no insur'
nnce. Nos. l5j and l55 wero owned by Theodore
Waltey Loss 81, 600; TO insurance. Capt Slou with
q section Of men from tie TweLtysecond Precinct
vas soon the spot together with sections irom ae
gixteeuth and Twentieth Precincts
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The Troy Hh;g establishment has been sold
a. .nctlon 10 satisfy an execution. The Hon Joh2 A
C,'sSvo,d vas the purchaser. TIE mig ANNOUNCES
,ssd tb. change made IN it's propretorship Involves no
ch.nge in It's policy or management
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun nl,.s.l41 Sun Sris..7:39 Moon rises. 30
HiGa wiIsa Tiis psr.
Sandy Hook .l215 Gov island. 100 Hell Ga;s''' ''i'
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Canada (Ess., Mall except fhdsy..s . m and q p m
Csasds (EastI lea d.y.l..'.....S a o.. md . "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-15
wuE CARNIVAL OF C0HVLACRA-
TIONS.
tastei In Finmes-Desfroc'iTe Fire in
Piny.shird-ss.-Lar@e Numbers Of ann
Hies Rendered III uomeiess.

The present seems to be the period for con-
0asrations and Sew-York, as usual, is particularly
favored On Thursday afternoon fire was discovered
Between the roof and ceiling, the scntte, Of the
Vine Hotel and Dining Saloon No @7 South st. owned
0y Oliver j. Grafam. 1t oxtinguished in short
time after its discovery Loss on building. 600; on
furniture and fixtures, 500. f1ly insured IN The
bee kman Company.
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followed so Lotly when he was running
nway as fast as he could. and his wife
told the men they had batter be careful
and not provoke the President ?? or be
might hurt some of them!
Davis was to be in Nasville on Thurs
day evening. and viii be in Washing.
ton by to-day Saturday, probably
His staff were taken, with him. but i
seems that the members Of his cabine
are yet at large and on the run. Ap
pearances indicate that they foune
themselves too hotly pursued and close
ly pressed by our troops. and broke VI
into small squads. each making th'
best time be could. We hope every
one Of the wretcles will be overtakel
and brought tojustice.
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Shooting Array.

On last Saturday evening. Colonels
Jennison aud Anthony met on sAsin
street, Leavenworth. when Jennison got
GU. Of his buggy and wished to speak
to Anthony. AS there was an old
grudge between them. Jsnnison, aceor'
ding to both the Times and Conserva-
tive, held out his hands TO show that
he had no weapons in them. and walk
ed, towards Anthony. The latter, on
hearing the formers request for Talk,
said he did not want to speak to him.
and drawing his revolver. fred and
shot Jennson through che aeshy part
of the leg or thigh. iudic,ing quite an
ugly wound. then fred again and miss
ed, when he took to his heels and ran,
as one person told US. like a deer,
bounding up the steps Of the Planters
House. Jennison drew his revolver
and fired after Anthony two or three
times as he ran. A man by the name
Of Wood. from Weston. was hit by
one Of the shots fred in the affray.
and wounded in the neck. Anthony
crept of home. fearing Jennison would
follow him.
l .fs
Anthony gives different version oi
the sffair-says Jennison came up be-
hind him with revolver in each hand.
as he believed to assassinate him. anu
that he was within fve feet Of him An
thony before the latter discovered him.
That Jennison asked to speak with Linn,
That he refused. and re.reated' thirty
steps before drawing his revolver
Then he drew and fred, and 'retreated
to the Planters House. and then. think
ing Jennison was after him, went ,hro'
the back way and home.
These are line versions Of the affair.
We presume the Times and Conserya.
tive. which substantially agree. are
right. If Jennison wanted to kill An
thony. as the latter states. aud was
within Jfre feet Of kis back. with a
loaded revolver in each hand. certainly
that was the time for him to have done
the deed. Tia, he did NOT shoot wher
SO fair an opportunity occurred. is very
strong proof tha, he did not design te
do So then. This statement evidently
proved too much. We presume Mr.. A.
was so badly frighienedthat he saw re.
yolvers where there were none, and 8
guilty conscience added terror to hi.
fright. Such afrays are dissraceful.-
Mayor Carney had both parties civ.
bail for their appearance in Court. bu
We believe no complaint was proferret
by any one. and the parties were dis.
charged. subsequently, they were
bound over to answer for the deed a
the District Court. te4a
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Jeff. Davis a Prisoner.

The rebellion collapsed al at, once.
1t stood up until its hollowness became
evident, and then Hasiened out like a
dead serpent. The evacuation Of Rich
mond. the surrender Of Lee and John.
ston and Taylor with all the forces east
Of the Mississippi. we're events rapidly
f,llowing each other. From boasting
despot JEFF. Davis hprriedly became q
fugitive from justice with price set
upon. his head, and now the grea. arch-
traitor.' the man who murdered prison.
ers Of war, who starved them in pens Of
filih. and stole the goods and food sent
them by friends, who counived al the
burning Of cities and 5ecame . party to
assas sinasiens. IS a PRISONER. Heav-
ems retiibution has overtsken him in
his career Of huge crimes. q 500
He was captured on the moraing Of
the 10Th instant5near HopeweA, GA. by
Col. Ppitehard ofthe 4th Michigan. aid
ed BY Ii. Col. Hsrdse. Of The lsi Wis
e,nsia. both in hot pursuit. AT day
light The details from the tworegiments
caine 10 contact: fear to Davis camp,
and frsd.inlo easf other. each suppos-
ing ths.elLeg yshsls. Davis heard the
fi,ing--the 1isss-iutelligsnoe be had Of
The presence of our forces. alf hastily
slipping on one Of his wiis'a dresses
made for theswamp near at hand, but
his bosl6 we're sen and betrays4 bic
sex; pursuit gise., and tharascsl saptnf,
ed. He at 6rst brsni5aed, 1 bowie.
knife but Yielded at once in the face Of
colts revolver. lie thought it great
piece Of impudcnce that he should be
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The News.

The great feature Of news during the
week is the ca pture ofgJeif. Davis.
The. trial Of fths assassins is progress.
ing slowly. aif3 y s'oAa
Sberman's army has arrived at Wash.
ing'on. following the Potomac army
As we understand it. both armies are to
be paid off and mustered out. m al
Arrests Of prominent, rebels are re-
ported. among them Senator Hunter Of
Va. and Gov. Brown. of Georgia.
The proceedings Of the rebel congress
show that the subjects Of arson and az.
ssssina,ion were introduced into that
body. read a first and second lime, and
made the special order in secret session
on the 10th of February. l864!ty;aIni
Ailthe government cotton in Dick
Tsylor's Department, was rurrendersd
with aims and other rebel property 10
our forces. 10 Is = ligshsIfIss ,si-s
Long and heavily laden trains of car.
m property taken from the rebels arc
arriving daily from the South.
The rebel pirate Stonewall is affoat,
in command Of John N. Mafit. son Of
the noted preacher Of ,ha, name, and sf.
fdso are being made TO capture the for.
midahe crsft. Which is represented .,
an ugly customer. '3 a. fHa'
Sec. Seward is convalesciug quite -s6p,
idly aud in The most favorable manner
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From the Plains.
Fl. LARAMIE. IDAHe TER.

- ut LARAMIE 1DAhV AEH'
- May is., 1865.
FRIEND RoBERrs.-Prepara,ions for
the contemplated Expedition against
the Indians dsrins the coming summer
are progressing but slowly. Some
doubts are expressed about any expedl-
ton being sent out ON this route. Il
there is not, l think the It'll Kans. viii
be engaged in scouting in the vicinity
Of Fl. Bridger. and on Wind and fow-
der rivers. during the summer. ParH
Of The Reg. are now stationed at Deer
Creek, los miles from this post. Platte
bridge and Sweetwater bridge, 1870 miles
from hsre. awaiting further orders.
A scouting party under command OF OF
Maj. Adams. Of the ll.h Kan. number
! ing 35 men, campsd on Sage creek.
we're attacked just after dark on the
Esd ult. by 9, band Of Cheyennes. sup
posed to number about City. who tried
to stampede their horses, but only par
italy succeeded, all the horses but five
being recovered the next morning. Il
is certain the Indians lost two killed.
four ponies captured. and one killed.
Brevst Brig. Gen. Moonlight arrriv-
ed here on the 26th ult.. from Denver.
and has assumed commsnd Of the North
Sub District. Dist. Of the Plains. with
headquarters at this post. W sse
An Indian chief. named Big Crow.
was hung here last week, He was
identified as one Of the leaders OF the
band which committed depredatiens
last fall on the Little Blue. between
Marysville and Fl. Kssrnsy. He was
sentenced to be left hanging for seven
days. which is being carried into effect.
The most formidable of the Sioux chiefs.
Little Thunder. Was camped on Lara
mie river. few miles above here, and
after the hanging Of Big Grow, he sud-
denly disappeared with part Of his war
riors. although on perfectly friendly
terms. He probably thought his bss,
policy was not to be too intimate with
the whites for while, else lie might sue
! cccced to the prominent position held 1;, :;
Big Grow: 50 he took to the Hills. .leav-
ing about 800 lodges, averaging six to
the lodge, 10 subsist on Uncla Sam.
The route TO Fl. Bridger is closely
watched BY Indians. and trains require
a heavy guard to 80 Though in safety.
Grass is barely started. and only ball
ra,ions Of corn are issued, 30 that our
cavalry horses are in too poor condition
for US to nc, on Tie offensive.
The weather is very disagreeabls.-
A snow storm occurs every few days,
and when it does not snow, the wind
blows perfect gale, filling the air with
dense clouds Of sand. which pene,rates
every nook and corner. requiring free
aud frequent application Of soap and
water 10 enable US to distinguish our
selves from the aborigines. The boys
don't ike the country; it hardly comes
up to their expectations thus fsr; but
the summer may prove more inviting
than the Spring has. Atsall events,
next September will make them free
men once more.
Yours. &c. A. L. R..
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A Gallows for JEFF. Davis.

Several suggestions have been made
AS to what shall be done with JEFF, Da-
WIS., Hang him. and let every loyal in
dividusl in Inc nation give dollar 10
raise the gallows. the surplus to be ap-
pied on the war debt. No limit to the
amount an individual may give. The
jeff. Davis Gallows Fund will be i'm.
mensely popular. and stok always above
par. r 4eei BIZ et3
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given . all persons intsres-
IN ted In the estate Of Jane Moore, deceased,
late Of the Couniyo Jefiersoa, State Of Kansas,
that, unless the contrary be shown, On the first
day OF the aext term OF the Probate Court Of the
County Of Jefferson. State of Kansns tho same
being the Sd day Of July, A. ID 1865. the said
Court win make an order for the sale Of the rs.
al estate Of the said deceased, Tor the payment
Of the debts Of the said deceased.
JONATHAN C. TODD,
Admr. Of the essaic of jane More, deed.
may 20 2l7 CIV s5,25
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4sg9 II. A. .PittsI& Cos Celebra,ed
'rhreshing Machines, ~

Browns Corn Planters, Fursts and Bradley's
Salkry Cul,iyators, Sulkey Hay Rakes, Gang
Flows and Cutivators, Peoria, F. Madison and
Clipper Plows. Also, large variety Of :. ..
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Implements.

Keen constantly on hand large supply of Gar
den. Field and Flower Seeds, Groceries, Cigars.
Also, McCormic's. WA. Woods 4 Hubbard's
aHrn laANHrINNO
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Shovels, Hoes, Forks etc. ct
WOODEN WARE,

Thankful for past isvors, we hope TO merit and
receive q hbessi patronage in the future. and in.
vite the public generally to examine our stock,
feeling confident we shall be able 10 sell these
good. lower than any house in tho West 5as
Remember the place,
No. l4I Shawnee ST., LEAvEnwoRrH.
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Wines'&llsLlLiquors y
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES
g OUR GROCERIES

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RIVER PRICES.

The motto Of @Live and LIE, Live" " il. goser,s'
Us in eur dealings. H. is-is'i5 sqfssa ask
Call and see us before purchasing
elsewhere, at our new stand on tho
south side OF the Public square, one.
door west Of q. B. Carson 4 Bros store.
I 22z-tf COY BROTHERS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

North Csrolipa railroad Sherman and the Yam
kee nation VIII soon learn that marching through
q country is not conquering IT,
The Raleigh Progress says: Much unjust
abuse has been heaoed upon the cavalry under
General Wheeler Much of the maraudlne and
plundering charged 10 them has been perpetrated
by other -Sevcrsl Of them have been at the
house OF the editor of this paper for nearly
week, and We can with truth say We never seen
q more orderly or better behaved set Of men.
The Examiner OF the 24.h ssys on the lines be-
fore Richmond and Petersburg there Is unbroken
quiet.
Our troops have. within tia last few days, been
addressed by various speakers; though politicians
have more need 20 be encouraged by the army
than the army By politicians.
There is an impression that Grant - sending
or preparing to send a portion OF bis troops TO
North Carolina to help Sherman out Of his
troubles. as the latter gentleman is decidedly
brought to a stand Those wonderful marches
of his, in which the ankees much exul;, seem
to be over for the present Instead OF burning
towns and robbing people he fnds armed men 10
front
The Examiner abuses FOote for his pnhlic
acts TO southerners abroad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
a eENEFAcTREss.

There Is wOmas in the public eye whose name had
kee"' Qusck, and "Humbug." But Il Is so no longer
and desire Der from all such pcioss
associations in all other minds. whatever notions
may have OF voInsnly deicacy and propriety, wil
all admit that woman alone r. the Eurts-the good
Nurse-the best Nurse WHISTLER shall have Female
Physicians or not is question which must be decided
by time and principle and not matter Of taste Pride
prejudice caprice aud custom may well behave them
selves for hthere Is really want there viii also be
supply; fthere be calling" there will be coming.
Nature and hsman society always self-suppiying
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they
prevent.
Mrs. winslOw does not wish TO tres, you gentlemen,
Nor does she prescribe regimen for your w,et; bat
pness your infants In the cradle IL there anything
improper In thsu Nurse Of go years" experiences
boldly say What Is Is not good for q babe and
ought 10 be listened to. God sreed her her humble
and happy mission. She is the most successful phys-
clan and most eectusl bensfactress little
enjoy her doDg parents not excepted. Just open
the door for hsr, ard Mrs wnsow will prove the msr-
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery. OF this
sure, that will teach "susy" 20 say "A
Blessing Mrs. winslow"-for helping her survive
and escape the gripping, coiieking and Sethins siege.
We confirm every word forth 10 the pectus 4;
performs precisely what processes perform,
part Of it-noth.ns ess-Avsy with yeur Cordial, 1"
Psroe ORC |" Drops" 'Lsudanun," and, every oIbsr
Narcotic By which the babes druggsd into ste pidity
and rendered dull snc iciotic for life.
We have never Mrs. Winslow know her only
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