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Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07

ments made for Idaho since the organization
of the territory. MIR. Lincoln appointed
Wallace Gov; Daniels Sec; and one Payne
Marshal. Payne stole from everybody he
could induce to lend him money or old clothes
brought in bogus election returns from an en-
tirely imaginary Laramie precinct, C aiming
to cast 400 and odd votes for his master
Wallace, thereby swelling Wallace's MAORI
ty hugely, and proving the people OF the ter
ritory emmiuently loyal. After this fine
piece Of strategy. he generously left, bilking
many kind creditors.
Caleb Lyon OF Lyons dale, was next ap.
pointed Gov, also by Mr.. Lincoln Twice
his own villainous conscience drove him away
from our territory. Ii telegraph tells truth
in his case, he has proved deiaulter for the
neat little fortune OF Sl0O,O0O or more.
Next. De Witt Smith. another Of Mr..
Lincoln's appointments. he was generous
enough to die only detaulter in the sum of
Si0.O0O or Whereabouts. Then came Gibson
q I'd friends, who stole obout $4,000
Next we have Hewlett and his Honor.
John Cummins,buta the legislature had nerve
enough to make them come to time in the
sum Of $4,000, possibly but it is not proba-
Bile, they will BIZ frightened into honesty or
graciUusly leave as some of their predeces.
sOrs have already done.
All of these appointments were, and are
now RHiicm Republicans.
Truly, ~
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07
Constitutional Amendment
REJECTED!! te
wINNEMUcCA DEcr ARES
A GENERAL AMNESTY,
NEW MINES DISCOVERED On JORDAN
srkEIT!Ii
GREAT EXCITEMENT At

JERRY SCHoENFELD's Store,
Where cheaper goods arc sold
Than was ever sold before;
Consisting of varieties too numerous to nam,
Call and see Jerry and you will say the same
There you will find Histories
OF every cline and nation,
Dating from the present time
Back to the beginning of creation;
Novels from every author,
Paper of every kind,
Gold aud Steel pens aud pencils,
At Jerrys store you will ind.
Pistols, Guns and Bowie Knives,
Ii IT, war yUu want 10 go,
Can be found at Jerry's,
The cheapest place we know.
Gold and silver Watches,
Aud Jewslry OF brilliant sheen,
In magnificent proiusipn, can
At Jerry's store be seen. li'J' '"4
Besiies Cigars and Tobacco,
For all lovers OF the weed,
Which ia excellence of Quail Y,
Old Virginia can't exceed. UU
The most beautiful framed pictures, - d
For the ParlOr or Saloun,
Can he purchased very cheapy
by applying very soon.
Pipes aud patenI Medicines,
Are always kept On hand;
And perfumery OF sweetest fragrance,
VI any in the land.
Table and pocket cutlery,
And Il variety Oi toys fs 70
Imported here expressly,
For the little Girls and Boys.
In short you can get anything,
Big, htte, cOnrse or tine,
And Jerry will sell cheaper
Than any in MS liue.
Now We ADVISE you fellow citizens,
When you u shopping go, s f,...t
Dnu't forget to cal at jerry Sehoenf9ld's
Un Jordan Street below.
Jan Ii 1867, loft y
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07
Very truly, II. q. Gibson.
Cosmopolitan Hotel,

San Francisco, March 80, 1866. (
). r. Hewlett, Esq, BOISE City, |. T.
My dear sir: Your fivor OF 9th March, en-
closing Proclamation is received; also your
favor of same date, notifying me of my con-
drmation by the Senate; also your favor of
22d Of Feb, with copies Statesman" and
copies of memorials, &c. We learn by tel
egraph that Governor Lyon has been super
seeded by one DIR. Ballard, of Oregon. 1t
was first reported that Sec'y. Mccormick, of
Arizona, therefore am rushing the printing
thrugh tic0 OF the largest establishments in
this city and will have it on the road to Idaho
within 30 days from to-day. am anxious
to yet it through and return. as its rather
expensive living here Frank is here help
ing me in the printing, and | have found
him almost Indispensable. Regards, &c.
Yours truly, II. g. Gibson.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

f3-James Lyman, Justice of the
Peace, has an interesting card in anotb J.
er column
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07

boise Cliy, Jan. 4tn lSbI
Sir: viii you be kind enougfto inform
me what amount of money has been deposit
ed at your Office to the credit of the former
Secretaries of this Territory, and what
amount mains on deposit with you, and to
whose credit
From telegram received to-day from the
T'easury Department, at Washington. | am
led to the belief that there is considerable
am ,unt On deposit at your Office
Very respectfully your oh servt,
;. Il. Hewlett. Secretary, Idaho.
70 the United States Depository, Oregon
City, Oregon.
Office Designated depository,
Oregon City, Oregon,
January l7th, 1867.
Sir: Yours Of the 4ih inst;. WIS received
this day and so in reply thereto hive the
honur o s tie tlat have no funds deposited
with me Tor the present or former Secreta-
ries of Idaho Territory
III race q. Gibson, then acting Secretary
Of your Territory, fre,c from fhis Depository
ON the 18th day Of February last. Thirty-6vc
thousand dollars (S3j,0n0), being the entire
amount then in this office to the credit of
the Secretary OF Idaho Territory.
Very respectfully,
Yuur obrdient ervant.
Henry Warren.
u : u sisnated depository.
Hon. ) r Hewlett, Secretary of Idaho
Territory.
February 3, 1867.
The second session Of the Legislature of
Idaho Territory adjourned about the first OF
january SGj, after a somewhat stormy SEES
sIn at Lewiston, then the Capital of the
territory.
Immediately after the adjournment com
menc,tl the lannon's Gapital mbrOglio, his
tory Of which il Is 10y 10 m-ans my intention
TO write 10 this article. Suffice it to say, uf-
tr the Infamous AMI cnwardly flight Of tiov
urn.r Lyon cal-. think some tim. in
February a65 one 9 Dewitt smith. 4
miserable dthaurlire selected by the late Mr.
Liuopin To III the important and RESPONSE
ole position u' ) Secretary Ut Idaho Territory.
md ny uwttrutei absence 0l Caleb Lyon,
tim lllir- OF actin q vernon became incum-
h'ni uppn him Sas tncran was. at the
tim" a trg S-criay An Injunction grant
ed hy Jidsc ~nlih oi the first district court.
hat been served upon CocrAn to prevent the
movti Of the seai archeyes and other
properly 81 'he territory from Lewiston un-
~ decision wits rendered by said court
upon d ease hen pNndinl IN sad courr, 10
tns' ihe lc-a'iy of the r.mlvmg the Capital
from [, wish'n IL Bpise CITY. losecnre ODE.
dirnrs 'r ihr niumnnD, 'ncran had heen
Ii. - iff ,i.ff.f Az ,tt tr.in II : N.r.h,u
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07

+ ges-O. r. JoHNsoN.-lt will he gratifying
to the numerous fri,nd- Of this titnismin
to know That he is now, and ior some time
past has been engaged in mining at G.as4
Valley California.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07

tay-T The Oregon Paper Mills started
on the 10Th nit The 0regonian speaks
favorable Of the first production from the
mill
RAJ Some Philanthropist has sent
money to the Rhode Island and Connec
ticut State prison to give the couvi,s in
each grand banquet
n&~The alumni of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute have resolved to erect ii
memorial chapel, to contain the statue of
Stoncwali Jackson. aud bu,ts Of other
Confederate generals
HS~ The Fenians at st Louis have
openrd an armory for the reception Vi
arms aud money f'om the faithful. Thi.
u movement III the Stephens party, though
the Roberts men are & tIius int il gen
orally.
From The latest report il wnnli see
that SOM. two million people have died Vi
famine Oh the Shor 3 Of III Bay OF Ben
gal.
The Late Conot, R,ilraA, running
iiom Weston t Kansas ,'ity, is rapidly
approachIng cynpleion
AN OLD NLwSP APLR The Gazctte
de France is ne u,dc.t news aIer ,xialt.
1t is now 10 lis two hundrd aud tn ry
siAth year aud WIS aIr-hdy malnra be-
A Il A.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-07

Wat kind fla ship Ia, two mates
and no captain! \ cnursnip.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

A Fortunate MILL. An exchange gives
the f,l'owins paragraph, which is wovtt
reading, whether it be true or net. 1t -
given with an air Of certainty, which is strong
evidence Of its vesaci'y:
Some years ago a .7renchman, who was
working by the day Or month. in mill, in
he town OF Prairie du Il )cher, ILL.,, fell he,c
to about $4,000 by the death Of "a relative
IN France, since which limo he has been
living on .he interest Of his money. We
believe the mi'l referred to is now owacI by
Mr. A. H. Lee.
"Oa the 3l,s OF July, 1854, there was sold
TO man hy the na'ne 81: buIias Mams2,;n.
who was then working in q mill in Prairie
dn Rocher owued or conducted by 4 II. Lee,
lottery ticket, in one OF Murray, Eddy t
Co.'S lotteries. which drew for the said Ju.
Iins cne.Ialt Of the grand capital prize Of
500 IS.
On January 2lst, 1867, the ,;che, 10 ,h,
Crosby oper" house lottery which drew tho
opera house itseif, was found to belon. 10
the ar. 4. H. lee mentioned above, and
who is proprietor Of said mi'l'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

The following account Of terrible suffering
and do th from trsezin.. ia,ihe great storm
vi Friday The 18th. is taken from the u pper
'Des Aoines, Published ~ Algoos, Kos.s,h
.Ou"tv: ..fs.
On Thursday moraing Mr.. Thomas Daw
sou and his Atep son, (James Baldwin, axeo
about f"ur'ee",j started with . load Of rails
f"r their ho"es,e~d On Lots Creek, some
ten miles distant. intending to bring back
load Of hay. The morning wac pleasant
a"d they were u"rrepa,ed Tor The coming
sisrm. They loaded .he,r hay q s,x o'clock
p. NJ. were ~nhia three miles # home
They had cached ~ point within one and
fourth miles OF timber when the storm
Increasing they lot their way and g.. into
a slough cattle becoming weary refus-
I'd to lace the storm any longer aud Mr.
Dawson, no, Knowing which way TO steer
u"hiehe the 'eams and concluded to camp
i"t ia" night. The cattle soon le!t, and ou-
yoke came on Saturday, the other yoke has
MT hee" found. Friday morning the storm
was Il. is hight. Mr. D. says he could not
see The timber. nor any other object. The
boy complained Of cold. and Mr.. b. Who sd
just drawn bis own byvts to rub his feet,
went. 10 rubbing the hoy, and continued III.
his boots and one of his sScks, aud i" search
ing f,r them bis hands we're soon frozen -
The storm continued with unabated violence,
aud the boy, Sho Was slowly freezing, soon
becams quite helpless. ard his stepfa.her
told him that they oulj die together.
Friday nigh, The boy died. aud Mr.. Daw-
son re'Dained vi h him till ten clock Sat-
usdsy morning, when he determined to make
e"e more efor, to save himself. Alter
covering the dead body with snew, he start.
Cd for the ,i,nhar which BY this time be could
see. The sso m having somewhat sbated.-
he vas not tsr from bis road, and was 30
fortunate a. u strike ii before going far
lie thus crs~lsd -ea -Ais elbows and knees
tbrou b the snow, without hat or Itni,tens.
bis coat uubottonsd aud shirt bosom open-
one foot bare aud the other with only \ cock
on. In this condition he reached ,he tim.
Der had sufficisn. strength remaining to hal
loo, asd was heard BY VIM. Mckay, who
FASTENED to the spot where he 10y. After q
few hassy enquiries, Mckay buried with all
possible speed 10 tho house Of WIN. Wood
cock, who At once put his horses 10 their
speed, snd in 4 few min utes brought the
wre.ched sufferer 10 his house, aid INNER
sed his hands AID feet in cold water-gavs
hin, warm drinks and non i,hins food, and
for a time at least his life WAS saved. H.
now lies IN . very critical ondition. and if
he survives It viii be with the losS OF bo,h
hands snd feet.
Since, the above was II Tyne, we learn
that MS ,Dsxson di5d. an Monday.- 14+@ !
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16
A Doctor As il q Doctor,

A self su fticient humbug, who took up the
position of physician. and pretended to I.
knowledge of the art, was once called to VS..
man who was afflicted with the apoplexv
Bolus sazed long and hard, felt his pulse,
and f..l'y gave vent to the following sub.
lime opinion
II think he's gone feller.'
" No, no !" exclaimed the sorrowful wife :;
g do not say that
Yes, retained Bolus, lifting up bis ha:
and eyes Leavenwaru q. the same time we.
l 60 say so; there amt no hope-no. the
eas: miss. He's SO, an attack of nih.l E, IA
his lost frontis-'
" Where 2 cried the startled wife.
" la his lost fronts and can't be cur5
without some trouble and grea. deal Of
pains. You see the whole planetary s, sten,
is derangea. Fus,ly. his voxpopuli is press
ing on bis advalorum secondly, bis cu.a-
carpial cutaneous has swelled considerably,
if not more thirdly, and lastly. bis ribs ara
in concussed state, and he ha:n't got auy
money, consequently he's bound 10 die
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

for her sake, could afford to get married.
and have home Of my own besides, to tell
the truth, an tired Of this rambling, scran-
bling, out a. the elbow, slip shod life"
"Why don't you get married p said Mark.
"Why don't ], 70 be sure Use my tai
lor's bills for fuel, and my board bill foe
house rent, and my .hoe sill for bread and
but,ey, hey? Would you recommend a
poor girl to try me, Mark, all things consia-
erhd ?" said Ben bitterly.
drew out bis book-his little book to wheA
We have before alluded.
"Just look at this account, Ben" said be,
Il know you hate figures, but just for once
Ben glanced at it inpa.ent'y, laughed
when he read over the first two or three
items, but his face heightened as he proceed.
ed, and Mark detected a sort Of whsle Of
astonishmeat, as he read the sum total.
We'll, Mark be exclaimed, what very
odd, gentleman'y, consideratc trick is ,h,
Of yours-,o sit behind your curtain 50 cool
y uolins down the "cosl aud come to OF
our little frolics-rea'ly it is most edifying!
How much you must have enjoyed your su-
perior fore bought aud discretion - and Ben
laughed, bnt not with his usual glec.
Nay, you mistake" said Mark. Il kept
this account merely to see what had Leen
'n the habi. Of spending myself, and as you
and have always been hand and glove in
everything, it answers equally vel for you.
!, Was only yesterday that summed up the
account, and assure you the result surp.i.
scd myself; aud now, Ben, the SUN here set
down, aud as much more as you please, is
freely at your disposal, to clear OFF old scores
1or the year; provided, you will accept with
i this little book a. New Years gift, and
use it one twelve month as have donh and
if, at the end OF ,ha, time you are not ready
to introduce me 70 Mrs. Sanford, am much
mistaken.
Ben gra'ped his friends hand, bu. ius.
then the enhance Of Mrs. Meriien prevented
his reply. Mark, however, saw with salts
faction that be pu. the book carefully in his
vest pocket, and but,oned his coat with tho
air Of a man who is ba,toning up new res.
olutou.
When they parted for the night, Mark
said with smile: "In case of 'bN-ious
attacks, you know where to send for med-
cines.' Ben answered only by tervens
shake of the hand, for bis throat was too full
for him to answer
Mark Merdens book answered he pur-
pose admirably. In less than two years Ben
Sanford w1s tue lost popular lawyer in -
and ss steady householder as might wish
to see.
In conclusion, We will ask our lady read.
ers their opinion on one point, ani it is this:
If Mrs. Meriden had been a woman who
understood what 10 called "ca,ch;ng o beau"
better than securing a hus sband-;: she Lad
never curled her hair except for company,
and though, it q degradation to know how
to keep a house comfortable, would all these
things have happened?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

In Boston, an ilineran: minister and per.
ipat'ti, redagogre gently chidcl little
Irish g'' in school for aushins. lie chij.d
her with whaebcne whip, cutting forty
three gsshes in her hack and legs she died
within four days. The trustees said he was
a little too ssqsr". Ho was dschsrgsd from
the school and sent south TO write letters
about the cruelty Of the people there, for
New England christians to read. B.e.hren,
let US pray!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

ARrExUs WARD BggAxlxG Down.
E"r,' wri'ss London cerrespodent, ",ha
POOR Ar,emus ward, will Dot be able to con
s'nus HE entertainments At the Eeyp,is,
Hall much Logger. The phy.ic.l exertior
Is beyond his strength. ] have been .old
NAT Aiier lhe 6r.t exci'emen. = over say
alter the hrst three or four nghts-a DR.. .ad.
tul feeling Of wearines. ani oppression s,ize.
upon any lecturer. His attemp. 10 be Wits
n,tht after nigh, in the. sam. words aat
the came gestures, Il q dam nabIe iteration (,
ii.sit. App.ssnsiy III. f..l;or Sf 'a.'s s..
The esher, evening Mr.s Ward tainted, away
while delivering hts lecture, and hnH to b.
removed from the platform. ne looks ex
treme'y III. You ~ill ) . that his papers ia
Punch are discontinued"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16
An lRIsll GuN.


On Irish land, in court did stand
A farmer whose name was Fox -" .: -
Accused he was abused he was--
He'd stolen; they sa,d, IN OK. :.
But he denied it; his oath decided !:
The matter in hi, behalf;
That Ux, snid he, "belonged to me, 3.
Ever since it was calf" r,... g.
'. ~ ''.' '.f. '"-' ...r a. 49,.
Just after that, Of our friend Pas 3D. s....
The 'sial was begu"; .re ~..r-- ,
Accused he was--abused he Was -,
He'd stolen, they .aid, gun. -4.r
:' r...i . ... II
"O.h, no~," he thought, I've jos, been tho I
How this NJ clear as crys."l: .,. -
That gu" said he. belonged to ne, 7
Ever since il was a pistol"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

Aiss Nellie Msrshal', daughter Of General
llamphsry Marshall, !. writing . story for
the Neasphis AvAlspcbs. TAaa jossnal says
Miss Nnrshall has scarcely passed her el1h-
teeOta birthday. and By satnest application
and sandy, shs has adsaacsd to ! honored
position ia the 4sld Of baers By The aide Of
hs ae6i6SI intSllSiee Df .hes. Co.,. ,fn-..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

We fnd the following political argument
in the PaTkersbarg Times: "Vote for Gen.
Harms for mayer. who alf.eu years oil be-
fore he either we're pants or shoes
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

Walter Brown the champion oarsmnn Of
Portland, Maine, has returned from Pits
burg, where he had IN interview with H.nil,
tho champion osrsman, and suee seded in
arranging the terms Tor . match With ths,
geatlmsn. A Ave mile match for four
thousand dollars. has BEEN arranged, 10 be
pals4 9 Pn'sburg, some, ias ,ia ~ Nay. the
hondrsd dollars for travelling sspensss.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16

-rN1B AdhseSiAet ~ ho1 psepArsA 10 saete6A 20
j everything cossected with the TsaAops~a sasbin
eeeeRsS sf fsiop8 City ssa vicinity 10 respectfully
O1U101sssA~ 4AKHF - ADA1x.F
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-02-16
|H0L1R00K 4 BROTHER, -,
+Ts# M aaE ht@t4 ~ s@ht s.F "sH 4
LAND AGENTS g. SURVEYORS,

OAAWa, nooono Co., 1owa,
bTE 1.ssss ryfssgs .Ggaf~ seaaS
MILL carefully attend ts The SslectIon aad ioca.
W. ton ofland In the several land districas In Wes
ern Iowa and Nebraska; buy and sell Lard War,
sshts,s ~ locate thcM ~ cemmiaslon lbe nSn-tesl
est buy aud sell real estate and psy tsxss Collee
~ NndoaD4 O0UDrsopsly forwarded.
Jast.os iG - -sH0kAOe8,AA1O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-05

PEDAL BASE oRaANs.-It must be
considered favorable omen that the
study OF the Pedal Base, in connection
with the Reed Organ is greatly on the
increase. Amateur organists will soon
be satisfied with nothing less than a
complete mastery of the Pedals. AT
the head of those Reed Organ makers
who have paid particular attention to
the Pedal Base,Iare Messrs. Peloubet,
PeltOn IL Co., ofNew Jersey. They are
unsurpassed in that respect. Some time
ago a beautiful instrument of that class
was received at Prof. h. A. Weber's
music store for f. w. Bassett, Esq.
Yesterday, one of similar style was
taken to the residence OF Mr.. S. NJ.
Hamilton, from the same place, and
another ofstilI greater dimensions with
three banks of Keys and two octaves of
Pedals is expected shortly for most
prominent professor OF music of this
city. Prof Weber, the agent of Pei
oubet, Pelton & Co., will be glad to
order few more for the rest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-05
DIR. T. j. KISNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.


NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
oFFIcE, aDSr., CENTRE WHEELING, W. VA
nR K HAVING SECURED THE SER
II, Woes OF an intelligent assistant, who
Tln eItend TO the PREPARATION of IDedi-
PIE him to give more attention 70 out pa
s1I,s ~ % his many friends in The
SS92u dIy' HIS medicines are ali prepared in
uents by himself Dr.. Z. treats All disease,
s1eoth acute and Chronic, with which human
remedies, which have proved remarkably
&c ssIlsceStnI In many OF those obstinate cases OF
S SnrOnic diseases which heretofore have been
~ PPosed 70 be 1ncurRble, among which may
e named: Consumption, Serofula Dis
SSI a nom the Ear, 0ZenR, Enlarged Glands
tresfi1s, a1Ia Sln Diseases. BIS mode oil
~. I92nehftts and all diseases of the Throat
s,lS SiL = Hypertrophy and all 9th.
oplnal Affections, and all diseases OF the Ser
Nors system Is acknowledged by all who have
e lLIo De the most certain and successful
ever knownto the medical profession. Dr. X.
mas been eminently successfuI In the treat
I n1I OF All diseases peculiar 10 women, viz:
Leucrrheas Uterine and Oyarion Tumorsl
fIoapsus Uten and all Nervous diseases 10
Wn1ch they are subject.
III a 1 MAKES Speciality In the treatment Of
gu chronic Affections OF the GenitO Urinary
ESIsAtSsy VIZ: SatarTh Of Bladder and Urethra3
Dr1bbnng Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
S5IEaqXsl. Rtabetis and DInicult UrinatIng, Sy-
&R5lltlIc diseases in all their varied forms
Snonzrrhea, Its complications and sequellR'
Spernatorhea and 1mpotency, and all affec-
clons consequent upon youthful indiscrettons.
o. tHtulasI White Swelling, Scrofulous
Sores, yaricose UlceB, &c. Persons afhictsd,
.slIlLacpiariy With old Troublesome cases,
k1SNER. Communications containing fea
PtonPuy not1ced Once prescriptions ana
tn1SSo1cane eaSn. FOR, visits in city, same ~
nerPhyEicianE ONCE hours, 8 A. N. 10 Il
MI y. M to4P- NJ, and P. N. to9P. NJ.