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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
From VVaehDuaton.

r. N.ticSS.fl tt.sIr lSt &: S9clsl 5f:ails.
Sailer's and Soldiers Osphass Home, was
iuaugurated st Washington, last night
Ssnstor Wilson presided, and introduced
Maj. Gen. Howard, xaj. Banks, Gel. M
Kes and ,6Aal1y President Johnson y The
large aauemblAge. Tue President rsaesksd
that b came thstY merely y ~ votd IN
the eanse q hQnanity, aud 70 units Il he
axprsssioo Of IL natleAis eralitude to ~
aafioa'0 us(eadMS. sWhat noblsr etioc1
than H prsee6t die could " engage IN.
The ednoefi11, 81, ~ destitute orphans Of
cur soldiers would be work Of peace.
Thsso swNsA VIZ heRO erowd prsaent.
ssd tbs idssessfy sshdisssion ~as es.plsss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

nspers q Renian mevemsaos.

The Cholera
N.w Yonx. June e.-six no. cases and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

Ser Davis, rsial Postponed I'M october.
RICHMOND, Va, June 6.-There was quite
largo attendance In the court room TO day.
Messn. Reed, Brady and Brown, counsel for
Davis were present. Mr.. Hennesey, Ases:
Dist. Attorney moved the postpOnenens Of
the trial Of jefferson Davis till the frst Tues.
day of October which motion was granted
BY Judge Underwood. Court adjourned to
that dev.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
Fenason News.

BIT AIo, n. y, Jans, Z
Six Fenian officer were brought beloes
United States Comoissio6sr Parker thia
mornis&. gF Ei Esa5 @f'f
H. Moonv, Of 1u1alos NJ sssleassd On
bail d. $4,000, T. Spsar It this court, q
! coi. o'Nisil, J. |. Fssarty. wn. ssish,
n. Calvey, end u Ryaa hove 6oalo e
$1,000, % appear Z ths 10 iset., q o.
daigua, y asswsr 95sss Judgs 6hip0 NJ
the u. 8. Cirsnit ssst. Thsss Iss9 =
now areend tsvn 1ssivisg he os0ealu1l
tons a their ffisa1h - eTfs
Feniaos aEs still IRVING hsss. Some 81
and ether g % q &. Thsy are very rsti.
cent, but repeat old gag aboat going =
work on railroadS Mons afe ss,nsd. bul
occasionally a msihas sabre. ...
P.lO'Day. He'd satss Of thia ilk, i q
Nov York, fer inltuctions.
The recent ordeS from Washington abepl
arrssting ths lsa<Fs, makes considerable
talk, but apparent ihs men are 10 god
shirts, and only fsit orders = ettssd Y
|6dsiaessf Ne esap fee thsir subeistaapo 4
PROVIDE I'd thsiasA hGaf1oesd ~ evGe ~
the jity 1aSsk ~, - @aoath,sss0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

s,uiHnAA A4G%sts.o IA cs.'
n. AUGUSTA, Ga, June 8.
ID tornado. to-day, = schubl house vas
thrown down and seven children killed and
''1 Ts .s eEss. ssasgsdsy M
hail
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07
REDpCf10N m PACE
..F @oV ~ 4E H. "a
AMERICAN WATCME01
Made NJ MAILMAN. noaoo,

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p =. e one ns.a s.:'s,,; 2 ssy 49, =. -
ans. The tsse q VI yeAss I'D ~ sAnal1aeUs ~
ssae Of 'ies aI~fss@E 80 issi- 49,
Mere th00 Doo,OOo Vv0oGnOos
have gfven our peoduet1oas - VIZ MgheDe Saak
enone tme-ksepcrs. Ceaasaelng wtlA - 4s1se.
ninsaoa " nahs only thoseaGAlV ssesllsa9 Ws1ssa
or bAsssssAas sassaIlv inessassa = ~ pshus -.
cae acquainted VIA thels salae. unt1 - 0soaA.
tagvsler. No have 49, s.ahss b ssppH - 1enanls
w havs ssoeassd0 ellsssed Acsssv bso1nlAp 80
tAey GOV cover over three scrss u Copsd. - ~
e. s &C.: &C.. y. 1890
= ss,n a A 1 SsI 5.o 9, y. 9, xa &C.
00I RgDQD0 ofD 0DUDI 0NDDo8 d 10 1uIDO ~ -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

ELxnA, N. r., June GA company 81
Fsnians numbering 65 len this city to-day
(os BolEalo, TO Join the Fenian army Of II.
vasion. Six or seven hundred men have
passed through here within the past two
days from other places, On route TO the boz
defn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-07

r. s'al lloussnnsi, O. VI, Joas Z.
|, !, Tssr4 ~ y, 60 tfscps hstts - IN -
Ing rsgdlafs. - -. :.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
Perseverance, in Wen poinr.

A busy useful. holy life, and none other.
is life of well.doing is n noble life.
though passed IN II cottage IL u happy,
one though iis path be rough and thorny.
In u world where there is much To do. It al.
lots LITTLE time foi sell.rnjoymrnis aud time
for sniu! ones. Filled up with the duties
OF HON" aud business. Wa. the paramount
interests Of eternity and Of our suuls. with
good deeds done 20 Others. and he claims
they have on our help. it, day. instead of
walking ON leaden feet seem 90 ay on "a.
wlngs-the busiest life appearing oil
too idle. and the longest proving all TO
short Tor the work We have To do. Like n
toil.worn laborer. weary IN though not This
work. the Christian may sometimes wish
il were concluded. and long Tor sunset tha,
he might leave the field 10 20 ta his home
the desire OF the Psalmisi. "Oh that 1 had
The wings Of "A dove. that might Us away
and be at rest :" Yet toiling aud nduring
bearing Others burdens along with his own,
living not Tor himself regarding every dAy
~ lost which is not marked by some good
got or done. aud regarding himself as the
steward oi Gods bOnniy-nOt lord but a
laborer in the vineyard-lhat man, though
he may be weary Ia. will not be weary Of
well doiDg.-SuHdGy Magdsins.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
WHOLE NO. 70.
other vay. before Jon are Swars Of II.

I
For ny. part, a. l have said. ! was ready
TO surrender at discretion, aud / already
fahcied myself tightening the dear creature
besidSme ofahe tFoubiesome duty Of col.
leciipg the rents other various Cue houses
II was charming TO think Of the progress
had made In her affections. what de.
licaiely rosy cheek il was that Just then
silly kissed-she blushing the deeper at my
warmth. Aud then her saucy, pouiing
lips and then her figure. just the size for
| a man who hated your thin weasel-shaped
young misses as he hated epidemics.
Al, wha, wife she should make How
| thanked my stars that had hitherto set
my eyes like flint against every temptation
TO ularry-tor now my drmness was reward.
ed by this beauty aud hsiress dropping in
TO my mouth. AID then ! preached 20
myself a mental homily on the short sight.
edness OF man as. | ventured TO steal an.
other kiss from inc conscious aud blushing
little angel at my side. was about TO pop
the question itself. when the coach stopped
aud the driver descended and Opened the
door: My charmer rose was taken all
aback.
4" DO you get ont here !" said /, in sur
'%'Yes.- said she, o. soc Mr.. Powef j,
waiting for me"
Z" Mr. Powell" said I, for tha, was the
name Of u friend Of mine who lived M this
very la0c. not half u mile from the turn.
pike " do you then live with him Per.
haps you're a relative Strange" muitet.
ed TO myself ] never heard him speak Of
this charming creature"
Before | could answer Powell npproach
ed. aud while he hailed me- my fellow pas
senger spfang TO the ground ~ IL by magic
and the next minute WAS in my friends W..
hicie.
=" For heavens sake" said /, half mad
that the hearty gripe Of Powell prevented
me from Fastening 10 his wards assistance.
who is that angel Is she relative. a
ward. or what l'm dying for love oI
her"
Powell bust into laugh. aud lauhged
on, I'LL tears came in his eyes. Conlound
The fellow, what did be mean began TO
look angry
Come, my dear boy" he said. " don't
get into a passion. but consider how odd il
Is that you, OF all men. should fall in love
with nay cOo,," .....
never make acquaintance in stage
coach now. until have exchanged cards.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

0uR CorSvRy.--The greatest cateract in
tho world 10 the Fails Of Niagara.
The greatest cave IN the world Is the
Mammoth Cave, IN Kentucky.
The largest valley in the world Is the Val.
ley of the Mississippi. containing 100000
square miles.
The greatest natural bridge in the world
is That over Cedar Creek, in Virginia.
The greatest natural mine "a the world is
the Iron Mountain Of Missouri-35O feet
high aud two miles IN circuit.
The largest aqneduct 10 the world 10 the
Croton, 10 New York. which is 40 miles
long aud cost Sl2. 500. 900. ......'.
The greatest number OF clocks manufac-
tursd In the world, is turned out by the
emall State Connecticut s...i. ..,a.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

A MrRAoLE.-A Pru.sIan journal relates
q singular fact, In an lsFaelite community
there exists, rabbi. esteesaed and beloved
by sli To prove their gratitude for servi.
COS sendsssa. the community dsVisled. apoa
ths suggestion OF . tich msEchaat. Ia olIarr
the rabbi preseut ofa lun. Of wine. aud.
that all might contribute 10 Il, is was agreed
that each should bring bottle or vine aud
pour II into The receptacle. The rabbi re.
ceived With gratitude the offering. ana with
Misrepresentation deposited che precloas M
qaor 10 his .eellsr... Bat. q. grief. whsa- he
wished 10 taste u . miracle had operaled.
lnslsad ofwlne he found oaly water His
honest lriepds had All individually thought
that bottle Of water would pass nnpefcSlv.
edln the auAnlity of wine. Unhappily
each had the sane idea. .a..i... ,ss.i,asi
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
What Does the Little Birdie Say =

IAscsgyis ass1inr. ,.0nloa, paid Irnns .on ii-
F. LasNai 81 England. fl.0Ol ior pom and IN.
a'i.Rif- i~o s'ahf.i ja1 oieA - & &c. ~ tfnH
v.rA
What dt~- ltti. hits. sar
"a Asr sf.t - i,.eP of dayf
ist mc ID 90! lltll. b.idi---
!Yi.rr. 2. Igt ~ 90.
Hfdi- r-,i q iifffs lnnss-
Iiii uy any winr. lr -iron~s
-'s.e frsts q littlv lpnseT
it'u .l~ ules aasg
Why dos i',i- baby -sy
Ia h'r D d ~ F-sf, of day
iltt .aN.. like hiiv birdie.
Ut u.- ~, aud haste saay
lia'r sleep little longer
ifiil h. Leg srov lii'le s;rongei
And after waiting lsr a % birdie.
liaip too shall ay swas
Isa hat grand tens u 'h~qir,,scencr ofto.,r,
ii'-.. ,iei.~n lin. ~ nur a~r says an exchange.
-ame s;yle. .ans rn'a.ar. sul ,niadylug at,a, ID,
much .sni'ri-a' f- ~'s~h ". <iT r,ilrg'y tax d
oislt-r
w'at Do. iti'. fras ss.~ .ay
ln %" f-,rd at peep 'fdty-
i.t- as ss.tl. sss- htu' iresEie--
H..i l,os lei m- ssim asa.
tf'. sit ellt i4tt.e ltas s-4.
Iiil f"ir ilttc i,f. af- .ffrsi-r..
s"it aHrrif- uf-eu 80 rlunt
ti'i -n .atp tl- toni k,r...t ur
lee' ilt,iv .. ssic $685..
.''fs ttr af pep = DIS
, u, say hkr lt:ie fn-sit
.ss so aal root TODD
.tF... sat i4ttl- longer.
1l !nl4 .fnlg ssoAs Aanl and stronger
N'eI sncs q lli.ie inusef.
C." rla. rfnf taat
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
9oetital.
NOW I Lay ME DOWN 10 sLEFp.

W tis qdist nursery chambers.
snowy pillow 80 unpl..sed
see tlv fvfaas q lttle children.
tneriiug, ehits rolssd fgr thrir rest
Al " quiet nursery chamhrrs,
Whilr the dasky shadow. creep
iisar ilie vuiccs ~ the rhihif~n--
Nps ] Ia Iac down " sie.p
IN tho m-aaow and the mountain
Naluilt shine the wintar stArs.
but aetpss thg glisteuiug loN lands
alaut lhe flqonli ght'f silver h.f-
u the siicncr and The dlrkntft,
barknrss growing stitl more deep
u isisn g. the little ehikrn.
Fr.Jlng Cod their souls To keep
II w. die $50 pay IN ehiidnn.
Ana iae mother ilsad drops Low
'uur. fiaGl put ier fsil .viarg
Deep D. meath the wtntrr's .ugw
Take our snuls - aud Iast The cascint''
itts CLEAN ~ cFy stal iirht.
lake the trailing of his sarmcut.
walking cyermorv - whit
Lllgiv souls. thst stand xl,sctaa,
LIttcning II the gates ofi iie,
Hearing, far away, the murmnr
Of the tumuii and The siriir
Nr vino light tcasnth titosr hauuef.
Aygnng ranks VI losmen tigrr.
aud dr,lari broader ineanins
IN f1lr simple vcsfer pny,f
i.f % 'faf itaAifAH HsaAsa AFAaIt Tie skAualH
" hicb % day yun Natch from far
When yoar deeds shall SHAPE TIE eDnfiri
Ih this universal var:
tray. " liiin, tho Go.l - battles.
Whose strong e!c eau nrsrr sleyp.
Ia Tie warning - Temptation.
Firm and true your souls 60 keep
When tie cnsabat ends. A.l4 ,iowls
= ar The smoke from OUT tie .ki,.
Wnen. far down The purple ditiancc
Ali the naisc - hattle di.-.
When iAs iast GIT solemn 81 aduvs
Settle dafs 1u you and the,
Nsl No low that never fail,.i
80 nur souls ternaiiy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07


Depot, ID1 Broadway.
A \ inmcusc stock - Pianos. wi,chc.. icy-
IA elry. and Fancy Goois. ail ~ br sbii for
ONE DOLLAR each. without regard - value.
and not To be- paid ior ,il yo'i sec what sou viii
receive.
CERTlFICATRs, naming oneh article. AMI
its value. nre placed IN sealed envelope and
we'll mixed. one "f these enveloVes will bo
sent by mail tn any address nn receipt ol .;
cents five tor - eleven tor ~ thirty Tor
Sixty-nSo Tor slO; aud one hundred tor ~.
On receipt OF the Certificate you will -rc
wha, yuu are going " have. snd then 1t is at
your option opay the dollsr nnd take the article
or not. Purchascrs may th'la obtain a Gold
Watch. diamond Ring. rianV. sewing Ma
chine, "r any set og Jcw"lry On oar list, lor 4. ;
and IN no case can they gy' icss than Onc Dol
lars worth, as there are a. blanks.
Agenis are wanted in every town ia il.r cOun-
try every pcrson caa uak, ten dollars day.
seliing our Certificate 20 H. gf,atc-i .sl, of
icwciry over known
send ?Sc. for Ccitihcai'. which w,ll iuiusn
yon what you can obtain iog 81. - thr .4ine
time &c, our circular. containing flll l.,t AMI
particulars ALSO I,rHs 70 Ag,its. Addic.-.
JAMES HUTCHINSON a 20
March 2I--3ns iaT RraaAwnv. y. T.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
Professional Cards.
HENRY sHEw, zoo
COUNTY SURVEYOR
CONvEYANCER.

CONvEYANCER, ....t a
Court House. Towsontown. (up stairs.l
U'llE undersiyned respectfully informs tho
i ciuEensof the County, that he has establish.
cd un Office ia Towsontown. Baltimore county
tor thc'tTAnsaetion vi all business relating To
landed property, and that IL will be- greatly to
thcir advantage to call upon hun to have their
business attended l". By 90 doing they will
ave much tina aud expense, snd have Il done
prolnptly. accurately aud neatly. and at less
expense than il can be- done by others.
Deeds. Leases. Mortgages. Wills aud all 9th.
ar instruments &c writing carefully prepared.
HENRY SHEw. County Surveyor.
Ia nay absence from Towsontown, all busi.
ness icit with JOHN ". WHEELER. Esq. at
tho Clerks Office, ~ill be- promptly attended to.
April :, Is6B.---Iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

-ww-A Adewn.esste edItorsaid be vsas iHA
boatwhsn shswind blsu hara bas - twasN
nol A. all Alnrmed. bsDausa he had hia liisls
s'si:s 3 ss !. sssl ~: :; s,ss:' s.s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07


A BEArTfFuL SENTIMENT shortly before
The departure Of the lamented Heber for
India. he preached q sermon which con.
tained this beaatiful extinct.
Life bears Us on like the stream OF q
mighty river. Our boat 6rst glides down
the narrow channel-through the playful
murmurings OF the little brook aud tho
windings OF i,s grassy borders The trees
shed their blossoms over our young heads,
the iowers seem TO Offer themselves 10 the
Young hands; we are happy in hope. aud
grasp eagerly nj the beauty around as--.
but the stream hurries on. aud still our
hands are empty. Our course in youth aud
manhood isalong "a wider and deeper hood,
amid objects more striking aud magnificent.
We are animated AT the moving pictures
aud enjoymsnls and industry around Us;
We are excited at some short.lived disap.
poiniment. The streams bear as on, aud
our Joys aud griefs are alike left behind us.
We may he shipwreeked. bat We cannot be
uelayed; whether rough or smooth. the riv.
er hastens to iis home. iill the roar of the
ocean ~ In our ears. and the tossing of the
wAves beneath our feet. aud the floods are
llited up around us. aud We take our leave
Of earth and iis inhabitants. until Of our
future voyage there is no witness save the
Infinite aud Eternal"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

,nzr.The amiles OF home are exceedingly
pleasant" but thenAAna mans. paoplA who.
have good homes who prefer " smiling I"
with 4 frisnd outslda.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
Blonciin Outdone.

You NAV recall TO mind one De Lave. A
tight rope performer. who a long time ago.
astonished the citizens OF Rochester. by his
ieats above the GeDessee Falls. iIe has
just returned here. alier long abscene in
South America aud Mexico. and is going
TO give the public new sensation.
He proposed 10 cross the Falls OF \iaga.
n, on small wire. as the J." American Ia
gle.' 10 explain. he is nov having n large
leather eagle made here in the city. which
is 10 be stuck full Of feathers. and otherwise
manipulated So as 10 resemble o live one
OF monstrous proportions. This is to ht
closely about his body. aud on walking the
wire. he will balance himself by Tapping
his artificial wings. tthe same time, a
rope is TO be suspended by him below the
the wire. to which his son. boy of eight
years. will cling. aud 90 through with va.
rious athletic performances, as his father
advances across the falls.
De Lave likewise proposes TO walk on u
wirc over the falls. carrying both his wife
and son on his back. This promises TO be
the great sensation ofthe season. De Lave
has been performing at the city OF Mexico.
where he oceasioned considerable furOre.
He brings with him n medal received from
be Emperor Maximilisn.- Hartford Press
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
. Dr~R. sAPPINaToN's
LIVER PILLS.

MILL prayen, or cure DIl.LouS rEVBR.
w will preyep' Chills and feveTs by pUri
tying the iyslSm.
They win crssllcate all Poni 'iiumors. Re
store Healthy Action ~ Tho Liver, stomach.
BoSels aud Kidneys I.".Hr
In the Fall Aeatiy all persons are subject 10
bilious, aud they have the following syfnp.
toms -s. SD ... t... I..f"
DiEEiness, Dimness 9l sight paln in The
Shoulders or Linbs, Chillincss. Headache. 1c.
'prcpurrd by nm. n. SAppfNGTOS.
=. la2 North Cav stse",. Rslti'norc. s.
June "a. ises.-iy, ..-. ....... ..... .......
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
FLOUR OF BONE

WE will give voSrr -uarau',- q tho
parity e ,hi. ar-iclc :; ., pre-. ,'s, r,ci.
sabarei bone, Fclured 9, ;ae ',sas.. ~ fa4r.
which adds 10" p p, Go "a velle. = =, is
ia,ci aad 'chc,. "a ac.a a4s,.irai L.as. heace.t.
value ~ vastly greater. lecarse % c.r;a'' .re .
'her acid nor water. which necessarily ,d4
weight, and Feduee the quai'y oi valuable eli
"men,.. We recommend sso lbs 20 o" ,'.cA n
place oi 500 lbs. Super Phosphate or dissolvej
bone.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
BONE DUST!
THE PURE ARTICLE ONLY.
No ApULTERArt0N

EARMERS and Gardeners rrnuo, l,r .,p
IL careful ia puTcna asiag ihv.f MaRurcs. is.
they arc obliged 90 dcpeui entirely ug ;ar
character of ,he Manufaeturrr ~ tlc quaiitv
cf the article a,ld. k"1~ bat Chemists cail
detect > mixture ~ Bone Du-L The .ubserI
Der has always on hRni - Jiarssf I.c.. 70
Large supply q The same Kind 81 Bone bpsi
that he has been manufacturing T.. tho las
Twenty wears.
Cnl nnAr M hefnrn ,llrrh..in. Df..,rhr-.,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
JOHN r. KENLY.

JOHN X. hENh1,
\ 7 L q Il y T. y \ L l. \ W.
1av-2d Fyoor Bsi Bd'dig fys', -.
Near Charles -, palto..
mill prsctIco ~. th" sever.l ouurt, oi
~ 'hr Ci'y of Baltimore and state ~ Ma
vlsnd: al.n. Clams again, the 'isverumcnt
i the United State-. and ali hrsincs. connect
q. auth a.. Public Offices at Washington. viii
D.. ,ar.n.ilv attended ~. Apr. -. lNsd --'ii.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
JOHN =. REESE s. co.

GEsEEAL .AsEsFs roR VH SouTH.
= Saa'I Srtsc' Rr'',e -,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
BOUNTY,
PENSIONS,
BACK PAY. &c.
STATE AND LOCAL B0UETT
WW. ID. HILL.

DR.. JOHN w. WAUGH,
,Fprnerly OF Miller.vills Co. Nd !
HAViNG iocated NJ baltimore
III county. Md. othus Ink the late
pr. Mahlnn Price. bu, more recently DR.. Elias
Price. now of Baltimorcl respectfully o!i.r-
hi' Professional services 10 the citizens oF ~"
surrounding country. II affords him pleasure
- gre - reference an experience of eighteen
senrs active aud successful practice which b."
hopes will sufficiently rscuinmcn ni him g. ,ho
patronage 81 N" pnblic. Nav =. iSGT. Gin.
DRS. JARRETT & PAYNE,
HAVING formed IL GO partnership ia prac.
III tee 81 Medicine. respectfully offer their
Professional Services to the citizens - TOW.
SoSrpwN and vicinity. The attention "f
both viii be given when ncc.-asry, wiihrn,
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