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Cuban News.

NEW York, Feb. 29,-The Worlds
Havana correspondent writes that
the assassin of Greenwalt, has not
yet been tried. and that his accom-
plices have been helped to escape
from the island by means of fund
secretly raised by the volunteers.
Washington's birth day was COM
plimented by salute of twenty one
guns from the flagship of the Spanish
Admiral at Havana.
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Flora Eliza Richardson


- fUIFUItts
James Richardson,
In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Wan-
derburgh County. May Term, 1901.
TT APPEALING HI AFFIDAVIT
III. on file In the ONCE of the CLERK OF said
Court that tho defendant IN the above en-
titled cause Is nonresident OF the State
Of indiana
Notice is hereby given to said James
Richardson OF the pendency OF this action,
and that the same Will stand for trial Ht
the next term Of said Court or Common
Pleas, 10 be begun and held at khe Court
house, In the city OF Evansville, county
OF Nanderburgh, State OF Indiana, oa the
first Monday In May, 1870.
Witness, SOren EoreusOn, Clerk OF said
Court, az Evansville, this 28ih day OF Feb
ruary, 1870 =. SOREN5DN, Clerk.
II. w. BIPPUs, Atty for pPuG mh8 30
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NOfIce.

FESHE APPRAISER APPOINTED
b by the Judge of the Vanderburgh Cir
cult Court 10 ascertain and appraise the
of real estate from any ditch or dftches 10
be made by the Knight Township Ditch
lag Association, through or in the Vicinity
animation of lands affected by the ditch
now surveyed in the said Knight Town
snip, ana the appra1sement of benefits and
injuries resulting therefrom, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th, 1870,
At 8 o'clock A NJ, at athe mouth OF rafd
ditch, being the northern end OF the same
where it VIII empty into Taylor's Branch
The said appraisers will proceed in their
work along said projected ditch from the
mouth 70 the euas OF the branches there-
OF, along both sides OF the same
AECHIPFU5 kEIGH President
II. b. SMITH. Secretary.
February 28fn- 1870 mfq ,ylf
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BosroN, Feb. 28.-The Directors of
the Marine Railroad have voted to
pay in gold their Coupons on Dan
yers Railroad, due tomorrow.
1t has been showing here since Sun
day noon; weather mild, with about
four inches on the ground here, and
over twelve in Northern New Hamp-
shire,
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The admission of Mr.. Revels as
U. s. Senator for the State of Missis-
sippi, on Friday last, puts quietus
to the Democratic chatter about his
rejection. 10 spite of the remon-
strances of Salisbury and Davis, be
was admitted to the seat ooce occu-
pied by the renowned Jefferson Davis
1t is only little over nine years since
Jefferson Davis took a formal and
dramatic farewell of the u s. Senate,
to assume the Presidency Of the
Southern Confederacy. Little he inn
agined. on that occasion, the result of
his action. Could he have foreseen
that his seat, when next it was occu-
pied, would be filed with represent
alive of the very race which he de-
clared should be the corner stone of
his new confederacy, he would, no
doubt, have hesitated long before
speaking the final farewell to his
brother Senators. Thus it is that time
makes all things even.
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THE State Sentinel says General
Milroy. the Republican candidate for
State Treasurer, is the only.man in the
State VINO has ever openly advocated
the payment of the Wabash and Erie
Canal debt by the State General
Milroy can not ignore this charge. If
it be true, his position On the State
ticket is inconsistent with the profcs-
sions Of tho party. and he ought to re
lieve the party of the embarrassment
growing out of the inconsistency. We
cannot believe the charge to be true,
and shall expect prompt denial Of
its truth on the part of Gen. Milroy.
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Ohio legislature,

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 28.-In the
House to-day a resolutions was in
troduced favoring the increase of
the volume of currency. A bill was
introduced to submit the question of
female suffrage to the vote of the
women of Ohio over twenty-one years
of age, was rejeced by vote of Al to
%
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A MUsKRAT showed his head
above water in the West arm of the
canal, near the Central Paper Mills,
Saturday. The advent of this animal
is considered surer sign by the old
est inhabitant, of the near approach
of lovely spring weather, than Is
that of the blarsted " ground hog.
l-Sfnte Seminal.
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MEMuuIs, Feb. 28-Charlie Nc;
Lemico and four emigrants, injured
in the Oxford railroad disaster have
since died. The delegates to the
Freight Agents Convention at New
Orleans, and their guests will visit
Memphis on Thursday on their re-
turn home.
Samuel L. Woodson, formerly of
Richmond. Va. we'll known through
out the South, died of neumonia
yesterday.
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New York Items.


NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-The steamer
Chauncey, brings S1S.500 treasure
from Colorado, and Isthmus dates to
tbs 18th, inst.
The gun-boat, Nipsic, was to leave
Aspinwall in a few days, for Colorado
Bay, to commence the survey of the
Darien Canal, for which a number Of
laborers have been engaged.
Adviees from Gautemaula, state
that the revolutienists were routed
by the troops of the Government, on
the 23d off anuary, and peace restored
The treaty between Columbia and
the United States, for canal across
the lslhmus, now needs only the sig
nature of the United States Commits
sioners, who were expected shortly.
at Bogota.
Ex- Gov. Solomon, of Wisconsin,
was day admitted to practice in all
the degrees in the u. S. Circuit Court
Hearing of the motions of Fisk VS..
the Pacific Railroad and credit mo-
bitier, has gone over to April, before
Judge Nelson.
The counsel for the members of the
Cuban Junta gave notice to the Dis
tcict Attorney that their bonds be re-
neWed.
A riot occurred to day between the
German and Irish emigrants at
/ Wards Island, which was suppressed
by the arrest Of three of the ringlead-
ers and the driving of 200 from the
Island.
Justice Buckley, Of Brooklyn, has
been indicted for a refusal to examine
into complaints made by Henry
| Bergh against swill milkmen.
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company have brought suit against
the FranklinCompany.to prevent them
violating a contract made between
the two Companies, and for the ap-
pointment of a receiver.
There is great interest manifested
here in regard to the Edwards Collier
prize fight. The principals and a
large number of sports left here fol
the scene.
The celebrated Fullerton case has
been postponed till next week.
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WHITTLEsEY, of the Evansville
Courier, has written to a friend in
this city, to engage colored editor.
The Warbler will apply, if the walnut
juice can be made to tone down the
lily fairness OF his skin.-Ind. Jour
sOl
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DAuY sTOURNA Az
TUESDAY. MARCH /, 1870.

A NEW German paper, called the
VozksblaH. made its appearance ia
Terre Haute, on Saturday. The E:c-
press says the Germans are much
pleased with it.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-01

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 28.-The Su-
preme Court has decided against the
Commonwealth in the case brought in
by the State Deputy, Eskeater, against
the Philadelphia Saving Fund Soci-
ETY., for 100000 unclaimed deposits
which the Commonwealth claimed on
the ground that It consisted Of de-
posits, the owners Of which bad died.
leaving no lawful claimant
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FOR SAFE.
GO1 1AAAI
A Farm of NinetY-Thraa Aorea

A Farm of Ninety-Thres Acres,
TSIFFY THREE ACRES and half
& are cleared and In a high state OF cui-
tlvation the balance in good timber; IL Is
within four and half miles of Evans
Vile, and t5 guaranteed to produce from
hfty to one hundred bushels OF corn 10
the acre. 1t could be rented for $40 an
acre. and can be bought for $50 an acre (;
one-third cash, and the balance in one,
two, and thf ee years. Inquire of
JOHN SMYrH,
Division, bet. Fifth and Sixth Streets.
ffe23 d6WGft
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RICHMOND. Feb. 28.-John @.
Thompson, deputy Post Master in
the University of sVirginia, was to
day sentenced to ten years In the Al
bany penitentiary for TobbiBg the
mails.
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State OF Indiana, L..
VanderburRh County. 90

State OF Indiana, L.
Vanderburgh County. (97'
Edward Burtis VS. Benjamin Il. LinxWeiIer.
Octavia WfndeT, Henry Wfnder, Bilas
Lfnxweiler, Samuel L. Linxweiler, Mall
lissa A. LinXWeiIer. ntbe Court ofCOm-
mon Pleas, OF Vanderburgh County,
May Term, 1870.
TT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT ON
n file IN the office OF the Clerk OF said
Court, that Benjamin r. Linxweiler,
defendant IN the aDOVe-entitled cause, /,
is n nonresident OF the state of Indiana,
and a necessary party TO this action
Notice Is hereby given to said BENJAMIN
II. LinXWeiler OF the pendency OF this
action, and that the same Will stand for
trial at the next term OF said Court OF
Common Pleas, TO be begun and held az
the Court House, IN the city OF Evansville,
county Of Nanuerburgh. State Of Indiana,
on the first Monday IA May, 1870
Witness, soren SorensOn, Clerk OF said
February, 1870. =. 5ORENSON, Clerk.
II. w. BIPPUs, Atty for PItin mb8 8ww
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been postponed till next week.
Sinking Of the steamer MississlppI

oIHAIbs OF th6 steamer mississippi.
LOUISVILLE, February 20.-Thc
steamer Mississippi, a New Orleans
and st: Louis packet, sunk this morn
ing at Water Proof, Miss. The pass
engers and crew were transferred to
the steamer Virginia, and landed at
Memphis. The boat and cargo are
a total loss.
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"a FACT FOR PWVgIoLoNIgu
~. 10 ls a singular fact, that lu this
Ugntened ngo and country the lraafu UE
usually adopted by the faculty lu raae a.
DYsPEr6TA llNDrdEll1 ION) lg thG result
false theory, tndtcdftl0 n i0ulelttubta f1Il-
rance OF tie 1lhyslOif M of fiie EtlHtaah
dtgesfiUe organs, and is in most iuataH
calculated 20 ostabl sh and confirm fla
malady 10 la intended % remaTel AHH
Secretary Of the EhtiCdciphta BofnHle y
tltte Will feel pleasure ln forwarding fFfs.
20 all applicants the excellent hulaaa z
remedy Tor lEDIGEarI0Hs BILIOUS HH
LIVER COMPLAINTS recently QlaeoR sH
by Professor WQIker, or Sydney HH
South Wales, Australia, oud com IIe
Gated 10 the Institute by LnHl d.H
guished bOtanigt. The Medical iaia
Society (at whose cost these Muu0aHa
menta appear wish 10 tO be- dialluntN
nerstOod That they Will mot, im amF a##aa
nor under amy clreumatnmce Whnte
accept any contribution Zee, on UrntMt8 faH
this recipe, the object 0f the Society aatHH
20 demonstrate the superiority of tae aas
tanic over every other practice af MaatH
cine, and im return only desire THAT tAMa
who may be eignnilg bementtea 1V 8t
forward 20 the Society q afHfefnnat. af 5H#
cGgc. and inua aid NItH Iteta il
afiun LNc present movement iH fH
medical reform. EfIl.u.l lf
Vel0Ha lo tle Heere.nrf f.ltuHfr
8i0 South fllLeenin $40 rllfaHeI aH#
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New AdVerGisememts.
RlMGnKLL NORWAY 0ATa.

For those who wish to experiment fu a
small way with these giant cereals, we
have concluded 10 onsr DOLLAR SAM
PIE PACKAGES. tnns giving every body
a chance to profit BY their Introduction.
Any man, woman, or boy who has a farm,
garden. or village lot, can make 500 by
EendinR 81 at once for a pacgage, enough
to grow 10 bushels. Sent, postpaid, with
printed history full Of interest to every
farmer. Look out for counterfeit seed
order only from the origfnators. u. W.
RAMSDBLL q CO., 2l8 Pearl Street, New
York, or III Lake Street, Chicago. Circu-
lar free.
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This brand gf
cut chewing fon
has no equal OF
perlor nngWhef
best chewing iob
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LORTLLARD's
Yacht Club

LORILLARD'S is made of the cholc-
Noohf Hfuh est leaf grown 10 Is
t@Nht iS anti-nervOus IN IT'S
tine has been extracted Il leaves no dlsa-
greeable taste after smoking; Il IS very
mild. light in color and weight, hence one
pound Will last as long as three OF ordinary
tobacco. In this brand we also pack orders
every day for frst quality Meerschaum
Pipes. Try IL and convince yourselves ~
is ali A. claims 10 be, THE FINEST or
ALL"
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ISEIfFGFSYlS cENTURY

Chewing Lonitef ~
"a without doubt lnf
IN The cOumLIys
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NEW FIRM.

EARLY ROSE POTATO.
TE OFFER this truly excellent pota-
70 at the low price of 50 per barrel
usheli also,
RAMSI IELL'S NORWAY OATS
per bus.heI. Our stock If
I'D, G4IRDEN and FLOWER SEEDS
r. Low. completed, priced catalogues of
eh we I7fll send on application. Ad-
4rs b. II. STAIR & CO,
Cleveland Seed Store,
dim Cleveland, Ohio.
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M. L Y o N
nog New Opera House.
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GROCERIES.

Sugars.
HHDS. NEW OR L AM all
grades. A good article, lbs. for 81.
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Loss OF the Steamer Oneida - Meet
Ing Of the Cablnet-AppOintments,
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New Bacon Hams.
uGAR-CURED, AND VERY NICE:
also, New Breakfast Bacon, Dried Beef,
nd Beef Tongues, at the
al NEW YORK GROCERY.
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The following are few of the why this CON-
CRETE should be used In preference TO all other
rial~
First-It been tested through OF the hottest
of New Orleans summers, and found not 10 soften by the
heat of the
Soc ond-Being in general use at the North, it
RaTily must be proof against cold.
Third-It is as dnrAble as stone and much less
peDsve. -
Fourth-It Is perfectly fmpervous to water and con
sequently quickly becomes dry when wet.
Fifth-It makes dust in dry mud in wet Weather
SIth--t does not crack orumble, nor is IL washed
by thC'Tan.
Seventh-Itis mpenetrable to grass, weeds water.
Eighh-It prevents noXioud vRpors gEsses arising
from the ground beneath and affords reservoirs for
filth orfcstering decompositiOnB.
NnthIt is laid down quickly, and is ready for use
when finished
repaired when TieesssaT
Some of the places whore this work has been done,
and the parties who have had it put down, may
known by the following references and most of the
persons and viii cheerflly give all the in.
formation desired. An examination OF the work is
solicited: 49,.
VIM afcf'u'loCh, George Hortcr,
B MrI[cnua, TheUtIald Forstall,
Lafayette Square, Ii. s. Sc ward,
4. &. Palmer, y. @. Gas Works
l.. W. burbank, Henry Bcnsel
PenH's Cotton Press, John W Madden.
present after the foundation is prepared and
curbng set Cemetery, Park and Private Walks viii be-
laid for from ~ to 81 - per square yard PrvatGA-
rage Ways, Heavy Sidewalks, Depot and Warehouse
Floors for from 81 % to 81 50 per square yard
For all further information in relation this business
or for the laying OF ults kind Of work, apply to
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:, RIcI PREsENTs.- Archbishop of Lima,
Mgr Goyenche, has attained the great age of
va years. and is unable to undertake the jour
mey from Peru to Rome. Having received the
f9pai permission to be absent from the Coun-
Gil, the aged prelate has sent to the Holy Faith
e n,aJg gold pastoral staff, valued ut more than
iZUuU, which was presented to his Holiness on
the Sth nit. by the Very Rev p Gual. The
students of the University of Quito have offer
ca to the Pope all their prize medals; and the
President of the Republic of Equador,>S
Garcia Moreno, melted by the example of the
young men, sent at the same time the splendid
leweled medal Which liad~been given to him
DS the State rs his official decoration. Capt.
Gordon some days before had presented an of
iering of E2SSO~ behalf of the English Ca
tholic Committee. Nor must we fail to men
"@on the present of IL priest of Rmiui; ID. Mari
an" Nlatfelni, who has with his own hands and
from his own designs made n small bell for the
Pope's use during the Coupci. 1t is perfect
gem OF artistic ornameutatiOn, syrhbolical of
ITS purpose, and it bears the following inscrip-
ton: "lnvocata immaculate Plus nonus Pas
TOR bonus, Per Concilum fert auXilium. Mum
dps,crebris- tet tcnebris implicatus, obcHcatus,
per hoe Numen ct hoe Lumen, extricatur. illus-
tratur" Nothing could be more appropriate.s
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NEW ENGLAND TuEeLeGY.-Seme-y years ago,
when Dr. Bushnell was prominently before the
Protestant world, "New England Theology"
was prolific theme with writer's iAthe mag
azines and weeklies. We find in tile JNQtchman
and Reflector, Baptist paper, published II, Bos-
ton, article on the subject from which, we
take this paragraph:
The theological sentiment of England wan
formerly one, Evangelical, Calvnistic it is
now just as decidedly three Calvinistic, ArIne-
MAN and Unitarian. Armenianism is so united
with other active clements of power, as not to
have revealedas yet it's own distinctive Inherent
tendency. 1t is otherwise with the other two.
The Unitarinnism of to-day is not the Unita-
riauism of Dr. Claiming. The Bible has been
discarded book of authority, and miracles
are pronounced the superstitous notions of an
age unskillel ip science. 1t is in part Deism,
and in part Pantheism.
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LUGGAGE ABROAD-The English and forei On
systems of dealing with luggage very diff
ferent. With the former the theory still is
that the maH- and his luggage are one.+'They
are inclined to be tender with baggage. There
is q laxity and IaiSSgS JTTe III THIS view of the
matter. The foreigners, on the contrary are
jealous, and even ferocious They would seem
to be more ndulgent even in the case of pas
sengcr Every traveller recalls the Sceueat the
"gare" few minutes before the train is start
ing-the wild confusion, the stalwart men in
blue, with brass on their caps, who haul about
the great chests and fTanticalIy hoist them
upon the low counters; the confused misc elany
of travellers trunks, the shouting, humping
swearing, Gathering shutting Yet this is all
about the weighing of luggage" When the
postulants turn is come, his chests are swung
upon the scale, some strange gutturals are
shouted to pigeon hole, whence comes a
large sum of francs. The gutturally mention
ed weight may be nything the rate of charges
may he anything; but for his baggage the IRA
velc pays heavily and mysteriously, and
say that what takes place in the baggage
offices all over the Continent is organ
lied system of cheating. The confusion
ignorance of the language, hurry,-cager-
ness, and bewildermcut, are too tempting. No
one is told what the weight is but accepts
What is told him, and is delighted to be gone
When detect tie tickct-cleTk constantly
trying to swiudlc-aud tho present writcr was
able to check some three attempts during II
short tour in this Ycar-tIc luggage, with SUI
peTiOr advantages, is certain not to be above
the temptation. Allthis is a scandal 10 foreign
" admin stratons," especially on the French
lines. where the f;tVorite device is to add about
ten francs to the charge for a set of tickets
taken together, The Hurried father of family
cannot make the addition pOuIs tho change
he receives into his pocket with other change
and never learns the extent to which he has
been cheated.-DickcHs's Al the Year EOaHd."
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be anomaly in physics well morals that
should increase bV reduction Yet is 1t rrTnatHct
for A. Imam 4 Co to d"mOnstrat that this seem.
ing contradiction is a verify. Each successive reduction
make in their goods they thereby increase their
OF usciuIucss-thov increase the capacity of
oymeut their customers and they increase the gen
uTll happiness of unity whose opportunities
that direction have not been very of late Tie
reductions announced 10y their advrr to-day.
easily understand not caSri by any diuiuut"u
sales: solely the result tt that foresight ft
hrh this firm r,ruaTk ablc; knowing the trhi-h
state OF things in New York, they have pIacedlIreG
sums the LANDS Of their agent there and the result
unparalleled reduction and the unprecedented bar.
"a rs
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A. w. SKARDON & Co, GROCERs.-Among
those who contributed the festivities of the holidays
inst passed have to graduate them
selves their share than A. W. Skardon & Co,
jackson and Rousseau streets Fourth Dis
rict customers tested their ability furnish
supplies during that pressing promptly and in
rapid succession. Their hurry being over, the
binary routine will be the old friends of the
establishment and the new ones lately acquired, may
that heretofore thing win bc done
satisfy the fastIdons taste in the various articles
required in well-appointed household BY reference
the list FtHlli-lad ESekS here will bo that not
ithstaudng the alluded above the stock is still
of the most ample kind We do attempt enumcr.
ate these in detail let it suffice that their
complete and their dnsiTc to please is equal to the
mense demand fqr1hcirC choice groceries We promise
ourselves qualification by speedy call on friends.
hoping that there may bc some more left of the good
things.
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TRAFFIC THRoUGH THE SUEZ CANAL.-The
traffic from the opening to the 2Sth-that is,
eleven days-was follows % vessels arrived
from Port Said, at Lake Tmsah, between the
Il and 10th of November, and seven between
the goth and 2Sth so vessels left Lake Timsah.
The arrivals at Port Said from Suez in the in
terval between the 18th and 25th We're alto
gether 40. The total number Of vessels that
passed through the cana! during the period
referred to was 1870, the aggregate tonnage of
Notwithstanding this extraordinary traffic,
onM six vessels touched the ground slightly ;
of these four got OIL without aid, and bpt two
requred little assstance to set them aloat
No loss \Qf cargo, no Vessel damaged neither
the bott6Np the SIDES of the canal injured
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RUr1URE.-Dr. Ferriss has acquired for him
self extended reputation by his successful treatment
rupture His invent faculty has produced truss
supporter which almost instantaneousiy relieves the
back of injurious pressure, at the time aoriiug
complete support to III" abdomen The simplicity al
this is Of it, most taking features and prum
recommended ions. Tbs distressing malady has
been made speciality by me doctor for
wears and the cNpcrirnCh acquired entities him
the patronage and Confidence Of the public The instan
his numerous and his patients
all times willing and NiUuS to give publicity their
gratitude. It viii be by published notice that
Dr. Ferriss has removed his office from st Charles