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Villanow, Walker County, Ca,
June % 1919

June ~, 1866.
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dedr Sir: have re
Gently given your "Worm Destroyer sew
eral trials, and find it wonderfully effica-
cious. 1t has not failed in a single in
stance to have the wished for effect. am
doing pretty large country practice, and
have daily use for some articleof the kind
remedy recommended by the ablest au-
effects. On the contrary, they are uncer-
tain in the extreme. Ny object in writing
to you is to find out upon what terms
can get the medicine directly from you, =
If / can get 1t upon easy terms, shall use
y great deal Oft. | am aware thatthe
use of such articles is contrary to The
teachings and practice ola great majority
of the regular line Of NJ. DIS. hut ! see na
just cause or good sense in discarding =
remedy which we sknow TO be efficient,
simply because we may be ignorant of its
ombination. For my part, / shall make
y rule to use all and any means to ale
viate suffering humanity which may be
able to command-not hesitating because
some one more ingenious than myself may
have learned its effects first, and secured
for himself the sole right to use that know
edge However, l am by no means al
advocate or supporter of the thousands OF
worthless nostrums that flood the country
which purport 10 cure all manner of dis
ease to which human flesh is heir. Please
reply soon, and inform me nf your best
terms
lam, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT, NJ. d.
Or. John Butts Principal Ntfce, 40, Ftjth
Street, Louisville, NJ.
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Magnolia Water.-Superior to the
best imported German Co
logne, and sold at half the price.
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

Tssdgs Of he Stsg-cGr ts,llIf # lt1lilgiJs.Rirt.
Philadelphia, Apr! -. 1850
II consider 'iia,,hands German bt:ers rdtaat3-
yeliciye In case II attacks IL Indigestion 81 DyH-
sia. can certify this from my experience OF II
Ypars with respect.
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Estray Notice.

EStray Notice.
Taken up by Thos Leslie, Of ---
Township, Wapello County, Iowa. on the
I'd day Of Oct. 1868, an estray Hog describ
ed as follows:
Crop eff Of the left ear.
Appraised Ut $1,000.
Ottumwa Iowa, Nov . 1868.
LIN. COOLEY, Clerk
Dist. Court Wapello Co. Iowa.
Nov IL '6S WV.
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by Michael Tullis, Of Green
Township. Wapello County, Iowa, on the
I'd day of Oct. 1868, one estray Horse de-
scribed rs follows;
A bright bay color. rather low across
the coupling, some white on the left hind
foot. Supposed to be three (Sl or four a.
years old.
Appraised at $1,000 WI
0ttumwa Iowa, Nov 2 1868.
I'M COOLEY, Clerk
Dist. Court, Wapello Co.. Iowa.
Nov. IL w2w.
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Clarke and Tuttle are agents
sale of the Stewart Stove.
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TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. s.E<s. W. lyHklDSS it.ks
t1Gf Justice I

t1t.f yusiics Of he SJsrH.s tS,nt - Ia, writes
F'iiiadelniia, March l6. i-65.
II ind 'Hoofiani's ~ Gsriuan bItters If
good tonic useful - IN diseases 81 thu
digestive organs. and - ~ OF great bentht Il
cases Of debility, and want Of nervous
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER
To My United Mates and World w,de
Readers.

HAVE received many testimonials from
manacs and various publications have
lhown, all ofwhich are genuine. The fol-
sowing letter from highly educated and
popular physician in Georgia is certainly
one OF the most sensible Communications
have ever received. DR.. Clement knows
exactly what he speaks OF, and his testi-
mony deserves to be written IN letters of
gold. Hear what the Doctor SAYS of
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
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Bulls Cedron Bitters,
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Arkansas Heard From.
TESTIMONY OF MEDICALIMEh

Stoney Point, White Co., ARK.
May 23d, 1865.
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Last Feb
ruary l was in Louisville purhsai ng
drugs, and / got some fyour Sarsaparills
and Cedron Bitters.
My SON in-law, who was with me in the
store, has bean down with rheumatiin tho
some time, commenced on the Bittesm for
soon found his general health fmprrs and
DR.. Gist, who has been in badoved.
tried them and he also improved.
DIR. Coffee, who has been in bad health
for several years-stomach and liver al
fected-he improved very much by the use
OF your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Bit
ters has given you great popularity in this
settlement. Think l could sell a great
quantity ofyour medicines this fall-espa-
cially cfyour Cedron Bitters and Sarsapa
rilla. Ship;me via Memphis, care of Rick
EFT & Nicely. Respectfully.
C.B. WALKER.
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s. 8. SMYTH NJ. D.,
Homeopathic P by sici la Il
Once in Union Block, over Merrill & Cos
Store, Main Street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Calls to the country promptlv attended to
August Sd dw3m
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And feeling the hand Of time weighing hpaEily Hf,t
them with all its attendant ills, will fiai In fis
Of these BITTERS, or the TONIC an elixir that "its
nstill new life into their veins, restore in tstfe
the energy and ardo, of more youthful daSs i'rfir
up their shrunken forms, and give health aSti htp:'
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As.,san. Editor Christian Chrofaicls Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit FROM the us. OF
Hoofands German Bitters and feel It my privilege
10 recommend them u must valuable tonic to- ni
Who are suffering from general debility 90 froa DIS
sases arising from arrangement Of tie liver
Yours truly
L. q. FESDALi5
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hEcoRDED SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN
WApELLo County, roRrwo WEEKS
ENDING Nov. 20, 1863, by D. W.
TOwER, Recorder.
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usefulness d Df. ffU HMM tst'ItfII IEk''N
Tor once from my igs,Ii - express my tRi
conviction that far general debility ~ Sc systs, ant
.spsci,Uy for Ltres tatptaiR.. a Sf ard rdi'tgt
pr,,,rva;ton In some cases ii may FAIL INT nsls'.
doubt not, il will be vefy beneficial ~ ths~" vic
yufser from the above
Yours, very respectfully,
J. II. kENNAKU,
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from Rev. yos. n. KEsxARn, ID. b.

FL1NzU 2 w W"
IN. Jaekson-Dear :
,nesteJ to connect my
Of different kinds Of
practice 50 ont q my
/ have in all cnses
q clear proof in vari
particularly in my
usefulness Of DR.. Hood
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Your Own Prices.
Don't Fail to Call at Once

as we are bound to get rid of this stuff, to
make room for a new stock.
HENRY &C HAW.
Nov. Goth 1868 tisw IT,
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much of il not damaged, the balances
more OF less injured, which we will jus
let yo carry away at
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money 10 comparatively abundant In Nav
York. especially among the prvat- bankers.
Outside SPECTATORS having got out OF stock
during the late demoralizatioo, are allowing
their funds 10 rest on deposit with their brokers'
and in order 70 employ these moneys loaus
have b,en offered al per cent on govern
ments. The banks endeavor 10 keep up RATES
paper AT the b gal rate to accepting "A lower ia-
terest upon call lotns: IN som. cases however,
they find il Ne c-ssary TO employ surplus at
PER cent The applications for discounts
n ON local merchants are quite active, so that.
although there is more money seeking employ
meat I'm paper, rates have not yielded material.
ly-pnme names are current at 8il0 per cent.
Governments are firmer. The ease In money
enc urges purchases, both for investment aud
speculation, aud the indications are that bonds
thrown npon the market, during the recent
pressure in money, will soon again be wanted
for the employment Of idle funds.
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THE CnuRTl


CIRCUIr CoUAr, Judi. CaStter.-This morn-
inc, MofPhy act. Gtd@or; judgment ~ defaoit.
O'DonpeH Co aKt LIf,ll; Judgment Of eon-
ueppation IN the hands of the garnisnHe Cal
iante Sweeny; continuance stricken out
kaufman ast Cfsrk; demurrer sustained, with
ieaVe 70 defend to amend pes. rEa
-EQuiT CouRr,, Judge OiiR.-To-day, Eckels
aet barrett; order of reference TO the sudiror.
Bohll agt. Aolliaeshe ad; order OF reference 10
Audltor Crutche,t agt. Walker, tiujunci ion;)
argument commenced ..-.-.
BANKEUPfcS CouRr, j. Sdy'es Brorn, Reg
ishr-The following bosiness has been done Ia
th1s court within the last few days: l05- r. b
Sfefseh as attorney made proof or ctaims and
nied letters for attorney for Guns Burnhsim &
20, Sharp Haines Il Co., ". Stewart. Bush
Bnnn Co, ]. H. Medarce w. II. X. Racquet
All OF Philadelphia 103. Parties met TO take
testimony. Chas. p. Humb snd John Connolly
examined as witnesses. George Mason for
creditors; w. j. Miller for Burns Connolly.
rs. Petition for flnat discharged hled. Al.
Passed last examiuafion Of the bankrupt.
Registers certificate of last examintion filed.
Order OF settlement and discharge OF assignee.
rs Order 10 amend schedule A. Amended
schedule A fled. 9s. Order OF publication is-
sued for hearing on discharge, and for ID and
Sd meeting Of creditors. returnabfe Nov. 18th,
at 10 a. m. 1O7. Examination OF the bankrupt
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GEORGETOWN.
Affair. In 6s.r..tswn.

SERIOUS CHARox -Cn1Ties Hamilton, sot
oreo, CHARGED with committing a Tsoe on EtIIa
beil, eoiored, was osfore Justice BE Key tn'>
mWlng Ior hearing, X. y. Jackson tyr plNh.
tm anu w IL. tassin flr dc fent ant The pam
IN 'suh-d that she and Hsmilton were botn
IN tue employ OF gentleman in Gsorgeto gn
ia>t July, and went out 70 take ride In the
c'IfhGe Win one Of the htle ch ildren Of the
iamhy, sgeo about four years. and when they
eot INTO tne woods Hamilton avited her 10 get
OUT OF the carriage and 20 with him 10 get
oiackoerres, and when out he commenced 70
tease witness, hugging and kissing her She
eReed him to let her 20, bot he would not, nd
witness continued to resist his embraces until
she could hold out no more, when he accom-.
pitched his purpose. Justice Buckley holds the
case under advisement.
AcCIDRNT-Loss Of Td!udble T.au-Ra
tween q and O'Clock last evening DIR. n A
Armstrong, Ut NiTsinia, left has team. consist
ing OF wagon and two valuable horses stand :
ing in front OF tue "Whiie House." on Hirh
street, when they ran down High street 70 the
point Of the river, into which they pitched
b-fore IL was possible TO arrest their speed
Oficrs Harper and fridley repaired thither
as soon ne possible, and, aided by several citi
zens, succe. ded in recovering the wagon and
harness, hut the horses were drowned. They
we're highly valued by the owner, by whom
the loss will be- severely felt
MERCHAsTs' ExCHASGE.-Yesterday at the
cluse OF Chang, the following sales were
made: $50 bushels ordinary wheat AT -; SOL
bushels, do, 1t si.g; 1900 good red az sal
and ca damaged do, at S1s0. To-day 3i0
bushels red wheat was offered, without sales
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered-Ste Steamer Thos. r.
Cahili, North, from Baltimore.
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SSan Francisco is overrun with fieas of
huge size, and elegant shack scratcbers," 10
ivory, form common ornament OF the parlor
liable.
SThe New York board of aldermen have
named John T. Hoffman as the democratic
nominee for President in 1872.
E1-The average decline in grain in CHICAGO
the past month has been a cent day.
~Tbe schools and colleges of the South
nave Teen more numerously attended this sea.
son than ever before.
- The toes Of gentlemen's boots are to be
made broad and square again. A least they
say SO in Paris.
writers, intends to remain II France until the
Spanish Cortes decides the tate OF her destiny
~An English lady has been sent TO prison
for year for a false claim against railway
tor lost baggage.
~The Hudson, N. Y, Christian Association
rooms and to exclude dominoes and back gam
mon.
ga Paris velocipede has made 1913 miles in
- hours.
~Eugenie banishes pretty maids of honor.
~The Chicago Post declares tor female
suffrage.
sS-sipg Sing has a rem arkable prison choir
~ Steam heaters are being put IN operation
in the cars OF several Of our American rail.
ways.
~The John Allen style of PRAYER meetings
has lately been introduced into England.
ga young married lady in Sc I.oujs has
brought salt against her father for bea ting her
@Brisham Young advocates short dresses,
but not too short
ga colored diplomatic agent from Liberia
has been recognized by Russia.
The Troy Times suggests the name of
Geo. William Curtis for the English mission.
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As WINTER Is AT HAND, II 10 essentially
necessary TO be warmly clad, and taking the
scarcity of money into consideration, 1t lie of
great importance TO go to place where good
goods, suitable to the season, can be procured
at the lowest possible figures. We do not hes
itate in saying that there is one place in this
city which outranks all other similar estab-
Nshments as to popularity and cheapness, and
every old citizen would easily know the place
we allude to, should we omit TO state the name
OF this successful establishment. But for the
benefit Of strangers and persons not we'll in
formed, we would say, il you wish to save
money buy your winter under garments and
all other gents furnishing goods at 1.-THE Orig
inal Franc's," 49i 9TH street, between ID and Z,
Der that his store has a large plate glass win
dow; also that he has no branch stores. 1920:
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PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.-
Dispatches from Havana dated on the 18th
slate that the government troops-eIeven
thousand strons-were besieged in ManZsnillo
ny large force of insurgents who were only
ihree miles distant. The Spaniards, mean
time, wete throwing MP barricades in the
streets Tor protection. Accounts from Santiago
repert that a large force of insurgents We're
Wltnin four miles OF that place on the eth
Great panic appears 10 have paeyailed. for il
Is stated that a hundred of families cleared out
for Jamaica. The confusion is reported TO be
immense all along the coast, and a cry for aid
from the l nited States was prevailing every
where. Some of the wellthiest families in the
Island have linked their fortunes with the
cause OF the insurgents. All the towns from
Puerto Principle to Santiago except three are
in the hands OF the insurgents. So disastrous
has been the result OF collisions in the interior
10 the Spanish troops that they ara afraid to
venture out OF the towns. The New York brig
Jenny Clark with arms and ammunition, had
been seIZed at Nuevitas by the authorities and
a !oad OF arms Tor the government troops, also
rom the United States, had been Captured by
the Insurgents.
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ANOTHER RAILRoAD.-A gentleman from
Hartlnsbprg informs Us that the engineers @,
the pennsylvania Central railroad are now
bus J.. engaged in running an eXperineutll
hLt for railroad from WIlliamspOrt, Md.
through Narunsburg to the Frederick line,
near Bankers Hill, and nine or ten mites from
NlncLeSt"r. A charter for this road was
grant ID at The recent session of the West Viz
gina Legislature. 1t is 10 connect n Williams.
port with a rood being built from that place %
hagerstown, End Is intended rs feeder 10 the
great PeDnsy lvaUla Central, over which Simon
Cameron IS the presiding genius. There Is bat
ht'le doubt that charter VIII be granted for
the construction OF the road to Winchester, az
which point II IS suppo7ed it Will stretch its
ann westward by assisting in the completion
OF the alexandria, LoudOuu and Hampshire
ROAD 10 the coal fields OF Hampshire.- Wiache s.
Ter Iu1 Tines
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COEEhX-WADE. At the residence of the
bIide . mo, her, a. Andoyer, Ohie, on w Wednesday
morning, November IS, by the Hev. Mr.. Beach,
sCpllLkR CULFAN. of South Bend Indiana,
70 Miss ELLEN NJ, eldest daugh of the late
Theodore l.. Wade, of Apdover.
WESTCOTT-DRAKE At the residence Of ]
ClaT, nee CTessOn, II Woodland Terrace, Phil
sdelphia. November 1s. by Rev. walisce Radclif,
NLhELFS :. WESTCOTT, of Philadslphie, 20
u. Drake, U. b Senator from Missouri.
GARhWAY-JOEES On the I2tn instant, by
Rev Ibaurcey Leonard. JOSHUA GASAWAY TO
CHA RLOTTE v. JONES
LACEy-rE LAVFRGNE. On Thursday. 10Th
by Rev. Mr. Laney, III A. b. II. LACEY taFAN-
NY G second daughter of John A. De Lavergne,
VI this city
SNITH-HICKS. On the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr.
ppuiilton !. p. SMITH, OF AlexandTia, Va, to
Mise SADIE HICKS, of Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk papers please COPY
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DIED.

WHITE. On 10Th instant, JAMES WHITE,
orly son OF the late James A. Rdd Elizabeth L..
White, late clerk in Pension Office, aged % years
10 months and 10 days.
A light from our household is gone,
The voice We loved is still;
4 place is vacant in midst
Which never can be fills /.
His fursral will take pl ace from his late resi-
depce, No. 527 4th street east between North
ClrOlipa avenue and ID street south, on Saturday
ipstaut, at 90 O'Clock m. His renal Is
will be carried TO Baltimore for intermsnt
Ralt. Sun and Carlisle, Pa, papers copy.1
HARRIS On the 10th inst, MARTHA, young
est child Of Edwin and Augusta Harris, aged II
manths and "a DAYS.
The uneI al ill take place from the residence of
her parents No. 22S "a sth stFeeG west. SAtur-
day, 9lst lust at II o'clock Q. m. The relati
and niends of the family are invited to attend.
FITZGERALD. On the 18Th instant, oil typhoid
ever, W. ASHTON FITZGERALD, aged SO years.
DOVE. On the 18th instant, at Key West, Flor.
ida in the 5dh year Of his age, Capt. BEN AMIN
J0RE DOVE, U. 8. N, native and resident OF
this city.
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WOAAF's RIGATs CoNVENTIoN.-In this
convention in Boston, yesterday, Ief1re res
letter WIS read from Geo. VIM. Curtis IA
vorIng the object Of the Convention The
evening session was crowded, and REMAINED 81
until y go p. m, owing 10 the war OF words
Fred Douglas ed one of the resolution :.
claiming that il looked TO desefting the negro
IN she hour of need. He was aided by Mrs
Harper, Mr.. and Mrs Foster and others, while
Mrs. Euglish, Miss Gibson, Lucy Stsna, Rev
Mr.. q: i. CcnUor and others supported the
re- oiution. which was finally adopted unani-
mously. Also, one from Garrison, copgTatu-
ia'inG English friends on the progress Of hu.
r. an rights every where. The discussion was
very exciting, and applause, laughter aud no
roar narked its continuance. Adjourned s.q.
die,
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FIRE DEPARTMENT BADGES. 6C.-Secre,ary
Stewart, of the Fire department. will to-day
Issue the badges recently oraered by the Fire
Com miss toner's to the me IN beers OF No. (IJnionl
and No. (Franklin), 10 the men. Thy are
MADE OF white metal, shaped Ike the frodt of
he fire hit, and those for the eXt-a-men have
Oh them w. q. L. ID. in raised Roman letters.
as also representation OF fire nat, horn, and
SPINNER, vItI The number Of the company in
blrck: while tho FOR the brennan, en- yinear
fireman, and hostler have their designations
engraved above the figure. The certificates of
Premiership are being Issued with the badges
Tho'e for No company and hook aud Ladder
VIII be ready IN z few days for distri bu' ion
The baCge were made ny Mr.. Joseph Gednry
Of this city, and are quite mat aud handsome
ref citing credit on the designer and commits.
sioDers.
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NARROW EsCAPK-1e teTday, about o clock
In he altsTnOon, fhe two horses atIcched TO ne
carTIsge OF Nr. MgCaoa, IA which were his
two ChildreD. ran OF IRON The front Of the uru
store OF Mr. Ctrisi,ana, on Pennsylvania ave.
nus- ts.yeen IA ard 9Th strCe,s, TOWARDS 7Ih
str' - coming IN COnt@'t With The grocery wa
sOn OF Mr. jesse Il. EI-on, up-stting il and
InIurIOg TIE horse severely. TUr1ing into Z "a
str' et The coG1ling-po'e broke and the carriaye
was Up~es, throwing the children out upon The
stone pavement, bUT IO4 tpnatsly doing them no
ssTiOGs injury. Ofi-sr Freocn succeeded in
cajC ning he horses and turned them ever .
Mr. McttabS
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PREPARE FoR WINTER Prizes Down =
Gooo Merino Undersni and Drawers, 81, 90,
Is cts; fine Merino Undershirts and Ora wers,
81, 81 80, and Sis good Cotton Socks, pair for
% cents extra heavy Cotton aud Wooden Socks,
rem % cents upwards; good White Shirts, Al,
Collars from 10 cents per box upwards. Best
Paper Cuns cents Per pair, or so cents per
dozen. Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Ties, Scarfs,
OF the latest style, at most popular prices, at
The original Franc, 49i 9TH street, between n
and r., and so that you do not miss the place
reInem Der that his store has large plate glass
wIndoW. Also, that he has NO braU cb store.
1920:
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TIE HONE DIVISION, No. Is, :. Oft, met as
usual last evening, al ther hall in the IntsllI-
yencer Building. sDd AFTER the usual business
opened under good of the order" M. Erown
and Miss Howard sacg with good eHsCt The
Convent Bells.r MIR. Nicholson CAV. - reel
tition. parody upon Excelsior, enti-lcd Free
Liquor Miss Howard gave an - -Jrumsntll
pi' 81 which vas executed in good tlste aud
Wss well received. Mr.. J. g.. :. Burger recired
.SbSmUs o BreD," and gave specimens Of the
irish character in truly artistic style. Mrs.
Cooper sang Il am Dreaming of Thee" Mrs.
Perry Tscited The Orphans Prayer with
~ ueh feeling. mT. W. BGrger made some
apprOpTlate remarks; after watch Mr. Mar
made en- III pre- We speech upon the necess ity
OF prOhlbitCry law In this city. The Home
DNisIon baViug recently zen augmented o.
soTe OF the hest working temperance men in
the ID SirICs, j en- ering UPON the campaign
with great deal Of confidence
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BOARD OF HEALrH-The Eoard OF Health
met III the AlTsrnen's chamber Yesterday as.
iernOoD. ID. Rey burn, pleSideut, and De- DIX.
Ter, secretary
rspOrted th3t the b'il ga ed in ieFerp ice n
the lsgisify OF birds hsd been transmitted 70
the Council with pe.tfiOl 'or its enactment
INTO law: end OLE sed 2 re olItiol directing
the sscrettry o nave ODE thcdsapd copies OF
the SET printed a. ct II shall have been pass e:
KbiCh vss sdOpsd.
Inc Cnar eaiied the attention C tae bo1rd 10
The experiment OF physicians 10 ne poor, a I'd
invited an Interch3use of views. sII..Iz that
The COureils had eIeelrd such oihcars, he SAL
sTy of which (S@Ct) WSs ed.i4eiy iladequcts
1OT tire labor psrloi med Several su-ze-tci
thdi thew SHOULD be sDDOIu Il by the oosrd.
ana taai hey sboald also IUrlish medicines.
NJ sGb,'C; VS. fully rCler. ID to TIE Com
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