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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-09
iFRoG TuR ASSOCIATED rnrss.l
WASHINGTON, December


The rcvcnUc to-day Is s2j0.000.
No ncmina,ion has ye, been nia,le for the va
cancJ Oh the Supreme Ecncl, hut the cholcc un-
donJtedly lies between Attorney General IIoar
and Judge KrsNinc, Of Georgia. VIM. II. Wood,
of 0hio Was supported by General sherman AMI
the Ohio influence.
The Spanish 5Ttuis,er today gave satisfactory
assurances to the State department that TIE gun
boats now u; New York would not br uscd
against Peru. The Peruvian Minister is satisfied
and no longer insists upon their detention. The
Attorney General has therefore ordered Attorney
Picrrcpont TO enter nn'. pros. in court To- NOR
row, the result Of which will the release or tho
Sunboata.
Tie Virginia Legislative Committee had an
Interview today with General Butler, the chair
man Of the Committee on Reconstruction. with r
view To the immediate admission OF the Sta.
There seems no doubt that their missio will lie
successful, but ii said that the admission will
hc accompanied by a required pledge that The
constitution will be faithfully adhered to.
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Murder i'm Hswbcrry-Fn.nl Accident
The Victims of the n. X. IS.--Finhc-
ries-I1Inpton in Danser-Thc Cosic.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM To THE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, Dcccinbcr s.
In the IIouec, tho hi!l to mid the Chatham
Railroad Company was recommt,cd to the Rail-
road Committee which action is conceded To he
Its death.
The bill "to provide for the payment OF the
principal and interest OF the bonds and stocks Of
this State in coIn," which had been made the
special order Of the day, was taken ua and dis
cussed until the hour OF adjournment. Those
fayoring the bill, seeing u strong movement 10
defeat it, wanted 10 bring ii up Mt once; its op.
poncnts wished to postpone ii or amend Il by
emitting the payment Of the principal III coin. 1t
will come mp again tomorrow. There Is a bare
chance that it will he defeated.
The following notices OF bills were given: By
Durrell James, 10 indemnify ID. j. Robertson anu
DuBosc & Co., OF Sumter, for losses by an armed
band OF nccndlarlcs; by lrolie, 10 amend the
act to establish State orphan asylum.
The following bilis received their first reading:
To prevent carrying concealed weapons, except
by State or municipal officers; TO incorporate the
Hamburg, S. G., Ice Manufacturing Company; to
authorize circuit judges to change the vcnire in
civil and criminal casca.
The hill In amend .!.e act appointing rl,yei-
clan to the Charleston jail, was passed ana sent
TO the Senate.
Sloan, from the special committee on fisheries,
offered n joint resolution tor The appointment of q
FISH commission, and u bill Tor the better protee.
tion OF migratory fish. 1t will he considered to-
morrow.
Fcrlter offered q concurrent resolution i'll.
structing the State Treasurer 10 make state.
mcnt OF the relations OF the State with the Finan-
cial Agent at New York, and the amount OF bonds
issued to redeem the bills of the Bank OF the
state.
In the Senate, the bill Incorporating the Policy
hsllcrs Life and Toniinc Assurance Company was
passed. Allen objected to the name OF Colonel u.
Wyatt Aiken being among the incorporators and
INDUCED iii some abusive language. lie moved
that it be stricken out, but several senators Oh.
jecttng, he withdrew the motion.
The report oi the Committee on Education on
the bill to establish and maintain n system Of free
common schools for the State, and the bill to in.
corporate the Hamburg Is. C.) leo Manufacturing
Company, were made the special order for to-
MORROW.
The bill to amend the act to authorize the salo
or the Columbia Canal was passed.
Thomas ]. Robertson and II. ]. Donaldson were
appointed State proxies for the Chcrau and SAL
isbury Railroad.
The Committee on County and County onices
reported unfavorably on the bill TO create the
County OF Coosawhatchie.
The bill 70 revive, amend and simplify the Oodc
Of Lnus was taken up and sections Sc 10 90 were
passed.
Dunroody, watchman at the Ncwbcrry De-
pet Was beaten 10 death last night, and the ticket
oface robbed.
Charles Humphreys, who attempted to get on
he spartaAburg and Union train to-Iay rolled
between the ears and WAS mortally injured.
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THE 6EHKR4L ASSEMBLY,.

Increased Pay-Corbin Dcsiretl-The CO.
lumbia Cann1-Whnt the State Audi
tor hns TO Say of tho Petition OF the
Charleston Merchants-Tho State Com
stnblcs-The Judisiary Com mittee
II u BIS Observation-Disclosures OF the
erand Juries of Lexington, DnrIinE-
ton, Williamsburg and Anderson
Counties, md the Opinion of the Ju-
dietary Committee I'm Regard to then,
State Proxies Wanted-Ioe Manufne-
ture-Plsnters' Mining and Mnnufne-
turing oompnny-The state Credit
Little Bfus-Rewartl for Shooting a
Mana Chance for tho uens-Physi-
cian TO the Charleston Jail-Asscss-
mcnt of Real Property-Did no Draw
his Per Diem i-Iyhnt's I'm n Titles
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JHE HNOH' SHED LINE.
low the ccntru! Pacific 3ni,ro..u i.
Bui!t--A IIrrcureun Work.

NJ. G. {. Fulton. ~ the Baltimore Amcrican
u j letter from California 10 his paper, gives The
following interesting Information concerning the
SHOW sheds on tho C,altral Pacific Railroad Eff.
ty-Ecc miles o. snow sheds, connected with forty
live cf bridges AMI tunnels, make up total Of
one hundred consecutive miles of covered rail.
r0aJ lie says:
About ten miles from the summit tho track Is
cut ont Of the solid rock high np on the mount ain
ridc2, ana winds aro'n'l ah, I'M tile stiles OF The
fdlisuI peaks, sometimes looking like as if IL
were clrclinG road around q vast chasn, the
liuinhn'lt River flowing along thousand feet be-.
heath. Here IL becomes necessary To protect The
track from the snowdrifis, and the immense
timhcrShcdS commence. The 'Iaflcr can form
no ilca Of the immcilsity or these structures. or
tue s"'lity AMI durability that has been Observed
In their construction. They are in one almost
nnhrokcn stretch of iifty-iive miles, and are ~.
rable ol sustaining any amount OF snow that
ny bedrltcd nn 10 them even if il should be forty
live feet IA reported 10y some OF the early pioneers
They extend over the Whole length uf ilie deep
snow lille OH the dividing ri'ge. ljy this means
the track vii! Dc clear Of snow i. ,hc mut,:l-
taiiis as in the valleys. They are % constructed
That t!lr deep hvalancllcs Of $50 that swccl,
down the mountains In The - ing Will glide over
their roofs and plunge into ihc deep ehasns lie.
low. They have been erected with Il ftI!i Inowl-
ehge Of me character Of the drifts, and were
tested last winter with entire SUCCESS
Tue tunnels and bridges alon. this portion OF
,ne roan are very numerous, and form an unbro
Ken connection with the snow sheds. Tile ruuI
bed IL blasted out or the mountain side for hun
dred miles or more, AMI all who pasu over TIL.
combined road, uniting the Atlantic with the IA
ciic. mist accord the need Of praise to CalirOrni,
cncrgy. The Union Pacific, crossing deserts ant
prairie lands. had q comparatively easy rOrtIor
of the great work to accomplish hut here ever,
foot ol road liad 20 be made by either filjnr o
Blasting. There are no p!aicaus here to cross eN
ctli tiic Nevada desert. and even Ii Is brStln2
with uphcavcd rocks. or mounds uf akali mike,
With Lava formation.
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IrRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

CoLUABIA, DecelnOer z.
IReRHAsED PAY.
4 bill to amend an act entitled tAn act proyid-
Ing for the assessment and taxation OF property,
which has been changing fret in the Senate for
ssmc uine, was passed to-day. The amendment
provides that those officers assigned to assess.
nent districts OF more than three n,ies square
shall each receive four dollars per day.
OoRBIH DESIRED.
When the Senate was called to order to-day
were WAS not quorum present-onc lacking.
Cain moved that the sergeant.at-arms be sent to
bring Major Corbin to the Senate. AS Corbn has
been go yexcd at those senators who absented
themselves and did not concesl his yeXation. this
motion OF Gains was greeted with laughter Cor.
bin has been trying TO get the senator's 10 attend
70 sessions at night, TO dispose Of his hill ~ &c.
Wise, simplify and abrilge the rules, practice,
pieadIngs and forms OF the courts Of this State,
but the members will not attend. COrbin has he
come disguised, ind last night stated that he
wouldn't attend either, and tonight he was re.
ported among the absent. tLatar-Thc sergeant.
alarms caught carried C0-bin 10 the Senate
osamber.] quorum was very much desired
last night, and although the sergeant.at-arIns
captured two senators Mt the "surprse partyn Il:
the Governors mansion and carried them 10 the
chamber, there was not then suaicient number
present
THH COLUMBIA CANAL.
The bill to amend on act TO authorize the sale
d the Columbia Canal was to-day fayorably re-
ported upon by the Committee OIL Public Lands,
70 which it was referred on Saturday. Nash,
oolored, moved that the bill, receive IFS second
reading, whicA was adopted. Arnim announced
that Robert n. Lewis who Was mentioned in the
bill M one OF the commission, was dead, and
moved that the name OF John Mckenzie, Mayor
OF Columbia, be substituted. Leslie recommended
the name OF Senator I. J. Robertson Nash, colored
mentioned tho name OF q. II. Baldwin. ArnIm
and Leslie agreed that the last named was the
man for the place, aud his maine was substituted
for that Of Lewis. The bill was then read, and
no objection was mado until was reached the
clause providing that the work Of widening and
deepening the canal should be commenced on or
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TiiE N.irlUA C4rIr4h.
The Prompt Admission OF Virginia.
Activity OF the dcorsi" coisyryy4pr
tivc.-Unircrsnl Amnc>ty. AZ
lsrEc.AL rSLa'iEAM TO THE xEws.l

WASHINGTON, December s.
The Reconstruction Committee axes ny to-
morrow lie bill to admit Virginia. Governor
Walker and the Virginia delegation have return
ed 10 Richmond To-day FULLY satisfied, after see
Ing lie leading Radicals, that 10 objection will
b. made TO the admission or the State.
The Georgia Conservatives are making efforts
I" "coun;eract i!ullocE's representations rcgarlng
that State, and have furnished records showing
Joe Browns Inconsistency on the eligibility qucs-
sion.
The tcno. OF the dcsate tedaJ in ;he senate
and informal caucusses among members show
that The hill to the disabilities imposed by
thc XiV;h Amendment will becoInc Il law.
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tlarrie0.

ccmbcr I'd, Mt the residence OF the brides father.
by the Rev. John T. Wightman, w. HAMPTON
SMITH to Miss SUE LOUISA, youngest daughter OF
ShITli-HENRY.-on the sth instant, by C. f.
KanapauN, Hsq., Captain CHARLES W. SMITH, OF
Baltimore, Nd, to Mrs. ALyIDA A. HENRY, OF
Savannah, Ga. No cards.
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Il Il Il u 4 II Il Z.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, December s.
There was lively time in the House over
the report 10 elect Mr.. Brown, member from
Chamhcrs County. The case was not disposed or
ut the hour OF adjournment.
Judge Bustced is now here. ana It is understood
will hold Bankrupt Court.
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gF0- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE

ysD- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay, and oil the effects OF
youthful indiscrctIon, WILL for the sake OF suffer
Ing humanity, send free to all who need 1t, the re-
eel. and directions for making the simple REM
edy ny which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 70
pront by the advertisers experience, cnn DO SO
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B.
OGDEN No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
nOy9 3nOS
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EUROI'I.
The French Ministers.

The French ministers.
PARIS December 5.
The Ministry have resigned. Bais Bizoin is
elected deputy from the Fourth Paris District by
seventeen thousand majority. Emile olivier.
with thirty Liberal adherents, are forming new
party, from which formation parliamentary min
istry Is possible
Letters from Madrid report Prlm leaning towards
the Republicans.
Moro Trouble.
MADRID, December s.
The Republicans hare appointed q committee
to investigate the cases OF the Republicans held in
insurrection.
The Principnlitfes.
PARIS, December s.
The Princess OF Montenegro protests against
the Austrian occupation. PRUSSIA sustains Aon-
tcnegro.
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Gjrerinl Noilcce.

officers andmcmhcrS OF Tie Pioneer steam, Engine
FIR" Company are rendered to Mr. T. 4. ELrO!;p
and Mr.. G. VI. BIRD. for refreshments furnished
a' The fire OIL tic morning OF the sih instant.
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Re.lEstate md Ro,xdxIsm.

The Marion Crescent says: ''Thc large sales OF
real estate attracted the greatest crowd OF pen.
pie We have seen In our town for many day.
The bidding was very spirited and properly
since the close OF the war. The real estate OF the
latc s. +. Gibson, Esq., alone, brough, over $50 OOs
Some OF tile land sold at nearly thirty dollars an
acre. Tie dwelling In the village, with eleven
or. Eighty-sX acres OF land belonging to the
estate OF the late Ely Gasquc sold on Monday, at
the high figure OF s360o-Gcneral Vim. Evans was
the purchaser.
worse than wehave noticed On any similar occa.
sion. There was great deal OF drum nkcnness and
profanity. We are sorry TO adj that there was
good deal OF fighting, and one man was stabbed.
for allowing such rowdylsm In the town. We
trust that tho town authorities Will not again
allow such hisgraccful and dangerous proceed
ings upon our Streets"
Testimonfal.
The members OF tho Palmetto FIrc Company
OF Columbia, desirous or testifylng in q Bubstan-
tlal manner their appreciation OF the services OF
him or Taesday night with handsome silver
trumpet. NJ. j. Calnan, Esq, acting as spokes.
man on tile occasion.
Captain Stanley replied at somo length, thank.
ing The members for their handsome present,
stating that this WAS the fourth or fifth iestnn0-
NAL which lie had the honor OF receiving from the
company. Hc also, with much feeling, reviewed
his long connection With The company, referring
to IL with marked pleasure.
Murder I'm Darlington.
The Marion Star says: "a dispatch received by
onr t0wnman, Mr. W. J. Dickson, on Monday last,
brought him the sad intelligence that his broth
Le0rnnd, residing about two miles from Darling.
verge or the grave, was murdered last Saturday.
we nave been unable TO learn the particrlars.o
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ES- TIE THANKS OF THE HOPE
FIRE ENGINE COMPANY are hereby rendered, to
Ncssrs. C.. II. WEST, Jr., and JOHN S. BIRD, for
refreshments kindly furnished at the fire on the
morning OF the Sth. JOHN S. BURNS.
deco | Secretary
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@- J q S It ECEIY
LIR0E ASSORTMENT OF
FINE BUSINESS ENVELOPES,
nos AND 6,
Which willbe furnished to our customers with
business Card neatly printed thereon at s. to 80
per 1000.
T II e N E w S JOB FICE
AND BEE SAMPLES
movie
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lzs- CARD OF TII.iNKS.-B L. SIM
MONS sincerely thanks bis friends AMI ncigl,hors
especially Mcssrs. CAMPSEN and CIIAS. STEIN
MEYER also the Fire Companies, FOR their cxcr-
tons In saving his residence at the FIRE on the
morning OF The Sih instant. ,.ccg
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GJ- NOTICE.. N. NJ. WOIILTMANN
for the present occupies the store OF Messrs.
FARRAR BRO, corner East Bay and Cumberland
streets, and viii be pleased to see his friends.
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COLU.H BE.f.

~ cnANcR OF DEFEATING TIE colN ElLI..
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3:is' THE SUBSCRIBER GIVES No
TcE that he will apply within The time prescribed
by law for n legal discharge as Executor OF the
last will OF Mrs. ID. DAVIS. Settled estate.
e. J. DAVIS,
acc2 thi* Executor.
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g@- PEO LE'S BANK or SOUTH
CAR NA.-CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 80,
1so9.-This Bank having resumed business, is now
prepared to redeem its outstanding bills
BY order. JAS. $. GlBBES,
deco President
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&D- A CARD.-A RGYMAN,
while residing In South America as a Missionary,
discovered q safe and simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by baneful ana
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by q desire to
benefit the AFFLICTED and unfortunate, will SEM
the recipe for preparing and using this medIcn
In q sealed envelope to any one who needs
free OF charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
StaticEH, Bible House,
oct4 3Inost New York City.
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@-TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
FRECKLES and TAN from the face use PERRY'S
Moth and Frecke Lotion. Prepared only by DR..
u. c. PERRY, No. 40 Bond-street, New York. Sold
by all Druggists. deco Smos
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GS- NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORREST'S
JUNIPER TAR for Coughs, Group, whooping
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Splitting
Of blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. 50 cents.
n. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels,
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by G. W. AIAAR, Agent,
Corner King and vanderhorst streets.
noY25 thStu3mo
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ALL ABOUT THE STATE.
1 II q u G y t 3.

Coroner Thompson held On inquest, In Co.
luRnbia on Tuesday, upon the body OF George Dial,
colorcd, who was shot on Saturday night last.
The jury returned verdict that the deceased
came to his DEATH, on the 9th day OF December,
1850. from Eunshot wound fired from O pistol
by Edward Williams, and that William Smith,
both colored. WAS an accessory to the killing.
Both parties arc now In Jail await their trial at
the next Court OF GeuerOl ScaaionS.
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IJ-SIIIrPERS PER STEAMERS DC
TATOR. CITY POINT and PILOT Roy are hereby
notified that no freight will he received as:cr sun
sci OH the days Of their sailing.
AtEES q. ra
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GIJ-CARp OF T!IANkS.-TIlES STONE
WALL. FIRE ENGINE COMPANY desire 10 return
their sincere thanks TO Dr.. lIORI.l3ECk adr. Ii. w.
MCCNESFcSS ami Mrs. CHARLTON BIRD for re-
frcshmcntS furnished 81 the fire on the morning:
OF the sth lnst ant. WM. q. MILLER,
Ilcr0l Sncrrtorv
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1S- NEW CIlURCII (SWEDENBOR-
GIAN} LECrURES.-Rev. LOUIS II. TAFEI., Mis-
sionnry OF the New Church Association for
Georgia, South Carolina and Florida, viii deliver
three Lectures in the Unitarian Church. beginning
ut 7i5 O'Clock +. NJ, as follows: Tuesday Dcccln-
Der Tile Trinity in Jesus Christi wcdHcs-
day, December S-"Thc Sacred Scripturc.s,
Thursday, December o.. Heaven ami lIcll." Tue
public arc invited to nj tend Icc7 2
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5sG- N0T1CE.-AIL pERSONS IN
DEBTED 10 the assigned Estate OF Mr.. GEO. Ii.
GRUBER are hereby Informed that their accounts
have been placed into the hands OF Messrs. ST.
MONS SIEGLING, Attorneys, (onlcc, Broad
street) for collection, and If settlements are
made before the first December next, no costs
will be incurred. II. GEkDTS & CO.,
noyl3 lMO Agents for Creditors
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hec5 tllF

3Ti" N0TICE.-ALL PERSONS IIAV-
ING claims against the Estate OF DR.. J. l.. Now
ELL, late Of 81. James Santee will present them
to the undersigned properly attcstc'l, within the
time prescribed BY law. All indebted to said Es-
tate will please make payment at once.
f. w. HOwELI,( r,o.,,o..,
doc7.lmo l.. C. NOVEL;, EAecutors.
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5zS-APPI4ICAT1ON WILL BE MADE
for the renewal Of two CERTIFICATES OF the
Old Stock, In the Bank of Charleston South Caro-
lima, viz: No. 57+s, .: shares, standing In the
name Of Il. ]. BARl;ETT, Administrators, and No.
49, shtrcs, standing in the name OF RACHEL.
BARRETT, Administrators; ; both Certificates pellg
lost. G. POZNANSKI
deco lamo3* Executor
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~r sln".Tri' iv-
NJ THIS cninriou
y .csS and wici..
-l,i ui' il!c :.:iV-
.dUal, ln'; 'l.-
riOre the tai-:-
J.; Tcprc."n>ihle
pI;ions %; ih:t
Known crini,-
sh"nSipn AMI
ir officers uf i.ir
.- Hu.y: and, while
O" $ iu.y had been
,nd ha,i II no.
.,,' apathy which
tc Il lie expected
'f'r bprn enccirI
.f d. II is our tie
s"ftT Hoi,:ngSneGI
- 80 = he pursued,
: ioi he brave and
\" aud we earnest
= The Governor.
~ !. .iiert'l for the
- 1t paid 10 the
NtfiN..
I'M.
sI
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Homo omeo, 80 state street, B0ston.
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PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICES: sO2 Mont
gomery street; San francisco; Room 8, Carter
Building, Portland, Oregon.
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sune 10, 1903.
mar2pssvsns1yl
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DOCTOR GIBBoN Ii responsible and will give
to each patient written instrument. binding him
self TO effect radical and permanent cure, Of
H.
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sAs FRANCISCO Jas. D'Fremery, Lloyd Tevis,
Louis MeLane, WIN. Sherman, Oliver Eldrdgc
Wm. AlvnFd, John o. Earl, A. Is. Forbes,
Alex Well, Alfred Bore, j. @. Kellogg,
Ab'm Seligman, q. r. Layton. NJ. Cheeseman,
Anson q. Stiles, +. l.. 0oldntSin, q. II. Howard,
John g. Bray, Mesos ELLA, q. w. Beaver,
A. Hayward, =. l.. Weaver, T. steinhaTt,
ID. W. c. Rice, David Stern. M. Rosenbuam.
C. Meyer. Jonathan Hunt, sAcRAsExr0.
ID. j. Oliver, w. T. Coleman, Edgar Mills,
Alpheus Bull. Z. w. Leonard, @. W. Move,
W. G. Ralstoa, T. l.. Barker, c. T. Wheclrr.
L. Sachs, r. l.. Meyer, HAnTsyILLg.
Fred. Billings, >. NJ. Wilson, J. II. JewstL
A. l.. Tubbs. John b. Newton, PORTLAND.
II. M. NeWhsll, Edward Martin. w. h. Ladd,
Adam Grant, j. o. Mills, Jacob Kamm.
J. ID. Fry, II. Hanssmann. sT0cKros.
II. II. Bigslow. l.. b. Benchly, T. II. Anthony.
VIM. Hooper. Moses Heller. vIHotsiA, SEv.
Chas MayHs, Vim. scholls. Vim. Sharon,