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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-20


The Annual Marlborough County |
Institute met yesterday, in the High |
School building. There were about |
fifty teachers present. which was as
large an attendance as the weather
would permit.
The committee appointed to arrange
a programme Of exercises reported
the following. viz:
That I. w. Peck. County Examin-
or, act as chairman during the Insti-
tute, and Miss Annie Headen as Sec
rotary.
In the absence of Miss Headep,
Miss Lydia Ashley was appointed
Secretary pro tenn.
The Chairman conducted the open
ing exercises, which were followed
by some preliminary remarks.
The next in order was q recitation
in practical and analytical arithmetic
By Mr.. A. j =, McCutchan and his, "A, 7"
division. The subject of cubic meas
ure was well presented. and the rapid
ity Of the work was compliHlented BY
al present.
We have not time to comment on
the work, but it is sufficient to say
that every exercise was a success.
From ten O'Clock to eleven, An,
Mr.. Peck conducted two Rotations,
one in spelling and the other in Eng
lish Grammar. The class used dur
ing the hour acquitted itself well.
The next in order was the discus
sion and criticism Of the manner OF
conducting the previous Rotations,
and comments were made on the pro-
! gress of the classes.
The afternoon session began at 30
| P. NJ, and closed at 4 o'c'osk. A
part of the afternoon was occupied by
Prof. Teller. in giving his plan of
teaching ratio. The Institute was 50
much interested in the Professors
method that it consented to give him
twice the time set apart for this ex.
ercise.
The last instructions Of the day
we're given by Prof. Cow, on the sub
ject of phonetic spelling. The lesson
was very valuable and instructive.
After discussing the best method
Of correcting stammering. the Insti-
tute adjourned to meet at 8 o'clock
this morning.
The following will constitute q parl
Of to-morroW's programme:
A paper will be read, on the subject
; of School Government. by T. w
: Peck.
Mr.. McCutchan will conduct two
Rotations with his class, one in Mar
Drawing and one in Arithmetic.
Miss A. Wack will conduct an ex.
ercise in Composition Writing, and
Miss NJ. Spence an exercise in Pri-
mary Reading.
The friends of education are in
Vited to be present.
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NICK. RBICHERI's SPEECH.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, EVANSVILLE,
AInr.dar Ilon 1Drn Z

COUNCIL CHAMBER, EVANSVILLE,
Monday, Dec. IS, 1870. I
The Council met In regular session. P=es-
hansen, Richerdt, Carpenter, Schaum,
Hellman, and d Jughty. His Honor, the
NE minutes OF the meeting of De-
cember 5Jh were read, and on the motion
20 approve Mr.. MuhIhausen spoke at
length against the approval. on the ground
TO the E. @. & P. R. K. Co., through the
streets OF the city, was Illegally passed.
The minutes were approved.
On motion of Mr.. Schaum an order for
the oaen1ng of an ley through Block 81,
Lanasco, was passed. and Messrs. John
pointed as the appraisers, Messrs. I4un-
kenheimer and +. J. Rettz having declined
to serve.
lowed to correct his tax schedule, he haV-
ing been absent from the city at the
proper time.
Mr.. ]. Andrea, by consent, appeared be-
fore3the Council, and presented his claim,
which has been before the Council for ser :
eral years. 1or damages Tor the opening OF
Sycamore Street, through property which
he held by lease.
Messrs. Carpenter and RIchardt made
partial reports concerning the matter, Mr..
Carpenter opposing any. compensation,
and Mr.. Rtehardt moving to allow him
500, which had been rendered by the
Council of last year, and refused by Mr..
Mr.. Doughty. by request. made a state
mSnL OF the matter, and showed that Mr..
ndrea had refused to listen to any propO-
claimed.
On motion of Mr.. Doughty, amending
Mt. RtchardPs motion, Mr. Andrea was
allowed S75.
The claim of Mr.. Potts, owner of the
property OF which Mr.. Andrea held a lease
was referred to the Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
The claim of Jesse Walker. Administra-
tor of the estate of VIM. II. Walker de-
ceased, for balance OF salary, was present.
ed and she letter of Asa IgIehart, attorney
for the administrator, showing that the
action of the Council of 1869 In cutting
down the Mayors salary, had been decid
ed to be void by the Supreme Court
The claim was allowed.
The following bills were allowed:
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THE KINGS ENGLIsH." - The
speech of Nicholas Riechardt before
the Council. last night. which the
reader will find in the Council pro-
csedings, calls to mind some of the
English made use Of by members Of
that body.
A short time ago. when the propo-
sition to improve the road across the
raVine near Ingleside, was under dis
cussion, a member of the committee
on that work. said the committee had
in compensation tVo plans for the
work.
Ga the proposition to defer action
in the matter Of filing the canal, an
ether member said the matter had
already been corresponded twice, and
he opposed any more corresponding of
the matter. Il should be done at
once.
When it was proposed TO open bids
for gravsling Fulton Avenue, another
member said it was best to wait until
more than two bids were received.
There was not sufficient composition.
One of the gentlemen referred to is
. member of one Of the learned pro-
fessions," but the other two are plain,
homespun men, without pretention to
literary accomplishments.
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THAT CoNTEsT.-Pu tting some Gre
9ence in she statement Of the Courier
Of Sunday. that a bond in the case Of
tbs Reitz-Decker election contest
was still fled, an examination Of the
matter was made yesterday. It ap-
pears after all, that the statement Of
the withdrawal of the bond was true.
for although it is now in the Office Of
she County Commissioners, it bears
an endorsement showing that it was
once returned to the persons who
flad L.
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The courts.

REcoRDER's CoURT.-N Willard,
Esq, presiding.-Wm. Moss and VIM.
Muncaster we're examined on charge
of larceny Of iron from the levee.
They were committed to jail.
Chas. Haywood gave security for
the payment Of IS 45. as a token of
repentance for a drunk.
The rest of the record reads: Thos.
Murphy, drunk, Sc 10, paid; Peter
Feeans, drunk. Sc 10. paid; Fl. W.
Stole, drunk. s. 65. paid; Pat. Hart
igan, drunk, So 30. paid; Thos. Ewing,
disorderIy, IS 80. paid; Jacob Kahn,
disorderly, s. 80. paid. The last
named victim, Kahn. is a delegate
from Greensboro. The rest are sup
posed to be Of domestic growth. VIM,
Gopman paid IS 20 for disorderly con
duct, and Jerry Clifford replevied
fine Of 81 45 for a simple drunk.
The only other criminal proceeding
that came before any of the Courts
was the entry of a complaint before
Justice McTernan. by young man
against his father-in-law for " surety
of the peace" the trial of which was
postp0ned.
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me Dill OF Rn1I1p Decker for oil. Ge., was
referred to the Committee on Claims.
A petition from b. Schlapker, for the ex-
emption OF lot on the corner OF Fourth
aud Vine Streets from taxation, the same
having been donated TO the Sisters OF
Charity for hospital purposes. was referred
to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Van Ripper presented verbal pSti-
ton from Hum phrey q Lewis for a re-
duct1on Of wharfage rates, and on his mo-
rate OF i've dollars per month, from the
date OF the late mre.
Petitions from F. I. Hodge, Lewis
Daum, the heirs OF j. G. Stone, and John
GutenbeTger, for reduction of taxation,
were referred to the Committee on ErrO-
Robert Mcclure was permitted to trans
fer his express license to George Duncan.
The ordinance against the crying out of
goods ana wares upon the street, and coll
Letting crowds upon the streets, was read
q second time and passed unanimously.
icing the preparation OF the city's bonds
for the y. q l. Straight Line r. r. Co., was
a resolution OF Mr.. Van Ripper, authoriz
ing the withdrawal OF $500 Water Works
bonds from the custody of Mr.. Saml. Bay
ard, for transmission TO the Connecticut
Mutual InBuranceLtfe Co., was passed
A resolution Of Mr.. Doughty. authorfz-
ing the Committee on Streets ana Alleys
and the Street Commissioners to EN- ploy
such force as may be necessary for the
proper protection and repair Of streets
was opposed by Mr.. Carpenter, and sup
ported By Messrs. Doughty, Schaum and
Mr.. Carpenter moved to amend 60 as
% allow the employment only in
special cases. MF. Heilnan seconded the
amendment.
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PICOLILl.

HOLIDAY presents at Sehlaepfer's.
TIE Thermometer range for yester-
DAY, was, at AM 4Oo, noon 46, and,
at 6 PM, AZ.
A REPORT of the brilliant party on
the Arkansas Belle, will be found in
the river columns.
A CHRISTMAS cheese, of mammoth
proportions, is on exhibition at Billy
Caldwelrs Grocery. Other Christ
mas ''goodies' to match it, will be
found there.
ALL the packing houses are now in
full operation, and all cut pork to-
day. Persons who have not sufic-
lent stamina, can obtain q good sup
ply Of backbone at any of them.
THE friends Of Theo. Bi3chof, late
of the JOURNAL Office. will be pleased
to learn that he is now the proprietor
Of two newspapers, the Keokuk Post,
a tri-weekly, and the Hancock County
Journal, a weekly. published at Nau-
VOC, Ills. Theo. must cherish kind
recollections Of bis old Evansville as
sociations, for the principal literary
matter in one Of his papers is a tale.
1.-THE Diamonds"
THE wet and sloppy condition of
the streets, yesterday. made items
scarce, but in spite of the unfavorable
weather couple of fights were gotten
up. In one Of the contests Police
man Jackson came off victor over a
prisoner, not however, without some
damage to himself. In the other
fight man who has figured in similar
affairs, inflicted pretty severe punish
ment on a river man. No arrests in
the latter case.
A GENTLEMAN living in the upper
part Of the city. a great smoker. was
astonished few evenings since by the
sudden and violent destruction of his
pipe. When his regular time for
taking his evening smoke came on he
loaded his pipe from some choice
''Kilikinick," which he carried loose
In his pocket, and sat down to enjoy
it, when suddenly away few his pipe
into thousand fragments. On ex-
animation of his pocket he found that
by some mismanagement he had been
carrying cartridges and tobacco
mixed.
A swINDLER called on a Catholic
clergyman a short time since, telling
him that gentleman who was sick at
Water Street hotel, had in charge
the remains Of young man, which
he had brought from California,
consigned to his care for burial, end
presented a check for $75, out of
which he desired the reverend gentle.
man to take $50 to defray the expense.
The gentleman, as is too frequently
the case with clergymen, did not have
the necessary amount with him, and
deeming the case a very singular one,
asked the young man to accompany
him to the store of friend, where
the check could be cashed The mer-
chant examined the check, which was
on one Of the city banks and duly
certified, but declined to cash il until
he could consult the Cashier; and
while a messenger was sent to find
him, the young man from California
slipped away. An inquiry at tae
hotel named proved that no such man
"a that described ever skonned there
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LADIES MEETING.-The ladies con-
nected With the congregation of Trim
ity NJ. E. Church are requested to
meet in the church parlors this after
noon ct 2 o'clock. Promptness is de-
sired.
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~ In addition to their large stock
CT holiday goods. Fish & Barter have
all the latest magazines, EDITORIALS,
and all che latest publications. Scrib-
ner's new Magazine received last
nfght
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COIum
NICE PRI


ToR YOUR
wife, Mother, Sister, !
oihsr Female Friend
tive, would
A 6no Black Silk Df
A handsome aolored
A NOR Antique silk
A Japanese Silk Drof
A Meteor Silk Dress.
An elegant Irish Poplin Dress
A silk Corderoy Poplin Dress
AFr,noh Velour Silk & WoolDrem
A French silk Poplin Dress
A Silk EplBseliue Poplin Dress
A Satin Striped Poplin Dress.
A French Merino; en- Empress
Cloth an Alpaca; Mohair Popliai
Plaid PoDIin; Striped Mohah
Poplin; Notified Mohair Poplipi
TOngs Poplini Dslairo or q Calico
Dress; nice Cloak SILK velvatfar
Cloak; fne Shawl Lady Frank
lin jacket; West Point Arab
pair of Bed Blankets; Marsaiia
ouilti Piano Cover Table Cover
Table Cloths and Napkins Balmorai
Skirt; box Of stooEings; 3 Lace Hand
Eerohiof or Collar pair Of Thomp-
sons GlOve-attiug Corsst5i q ans Den
sott Of Toilette Mats; a pair Of Kid
Gloves; Glove and Handk'f Box
A Nice Present for o Gentleman
Ia nice Wrapper. a box Of Hand
kerohiefsi half dozen half Hose
: pair Of Gloves; pair Of suapondeu
Pattern for Coat. Pants or Vest
. Cravat; a Gents Shawl o. rott Of Un-
derweari g enc white Shirt box Of
/. Collars; Neck Tie, and many other
things for Ladies, Gentlemen and
Children, USEFUL and CHEAP, at
q ]. r. LlNDLEY g. RRo's
20 Main stree
= Near tho Court Houso.
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~ Many articles that are very
suitable f5g Christmas presents can
be found al he JOURNAL Office. A
look through cur stock may save you
some expense.
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New YEARS CALLING CARDs.-We
have received our Calling Cards for
1871. Gail and see them. at the jour
NAL Job Rooms. They are beautiful
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mo. 1907
United States MarshaPa Eofiea

UNITED STATES OF AMERrCA.
District of Indiana, IS:
KNTAEEkEASs a libel OF Inflammation
Wv was filed In the District Court OF the
United states for the District OF indiana
on the 5th day of heptember, 1870, by CO.
lumous Mcdonald, against the steam boat
Emma tIoyd, her Boilers, Engine, Tackle,
Apparel and Furniture, seized at said Dis
tTlct, IN cause OF damages, civil and mari
Time ana claiming damages in the sum
OF S3oS, and praying process against said
DoaG5 &c ana that the same may be con-
demned and sold therefor,
Now, therefore, In PURSUANCE of the Mo-
milton under the seal of said Court to me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming SAID
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner Interested therein, that they be and
appear before the District Court Of the Unit
ted States, to be held at the City of lodi
annapolis, In and for the District of Indi-
ana, on the frst Monday of January
next, at 10 O'Clock of the forenoon of that
day, then and there to tntefpose their
claims and make their allegations In that
behalf. BEN. SOONER,
Marshal u. 8.
by 81. n. BIGELOW, Dep.
Attest: ]. ID. ROWLAND, Crk.
CHAs. e. MARSH, Proctor for Llbellant.
dec6-tf
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DRAMATIC. - The lovers of the
legitimate drama will be delighted to
learn by the advertisement in this
issue that we are to have John z.
Ovens at the Opera House, on Friday
and Saturday evenings.
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B@ Members Of the General Bap-
list Association will remember that
We publish the General Baptist Hymn
Book. We have some on hand, very
suitable for a holiday present.
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Look at 4he5@
PRICES.
Good Comfort Cslicoes
At cents per Yard.
Good WATERPROOF Cloth
At 10 cents per Yard.
Very Best CalicOes
At no cents per Yard.
Splendid BIeached shirtIngs
At l25< cents per Yard.
Grey TWilled Flannel
At 20 csAts per Yard.
Plain and Plaid Poplins
AT l25S cents per Yard.
Plain POPlins
At 20 csntsi worth soc.
PLAIN POPLTE@
At 80 csnisi worth soc.
Plain AIPaCag
At 80 eentsi worth ooc.
PLAIN POPLINS
At so cents; worth Csc.
ALL OF OUR PLAIDs CHEAP.
Changeable Poplins,
(Boautifull. at % cents.
BEST s5 90 BED BLANKETS
In Evansville.
Beat Dollar Kid Gloves
In Evansville.
lCrash for Towels.
, Cwidsl, At cents per Yard.
GOOD BLACK ALPACA
At 25 eentai worth 40.
ALL OTHER ALPAOAs CHAP
A good article Of
All Wool Children's Hose
Two pair for IS cents.
. LADIES MERIEo HOSE. pair for ab'
CANTON FLANNEL at i25lei worth IS.
Extraordinary Bargains In
TABLE LINENS.
% Nlos white Bed Spreads at q 50
GOOD UNDERsHIRTs a DRAWERS
AZ 60 cents.
. GOOD BATTING FOR OOMFORT
At Is cents per pound.
= NICE PLAID sHAWLs
Large Size, nc 81 rs.
GENTS HEMMBD LINEN HDKF
At IS cents worth 4oc.
y For al the above, and anything else -
WISH lEo TO
J.F. LIEDLEY q BROS
10 ONE PRICE CASH sTORI
40. 70 MAIN STREET
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g. J. GRAMMER, Master:
n. y. PENNINGTON, Clerk,
VIII leave Evansville every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at 4PM.
VIII leave Cairo every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at 6 Pm.
the above new magnificent side-Wheel
low pressure steamers having been cone
structed expressly for this trade, viii run
regularly during the season, carrying the
~. 81 Mall and Adams Express: making
close and positive connections At Cairo
with the II. q St. L. Packet 90. steamers
for st. Louis, Memphis VIckBburg, and ali
way points, and with the st. Louis q New
Orleans Packet 90. steamers for New Or.
leans. giving through tickets and Bills
LadIng 70 Sc. Louis, Memphis, VicksnurQ
and New Orleans. Also through tickets
and bills Iading given 70 ali pOiEats upon
the Paducah q Gulf, Illinois Central, 70.
bile q Ohio, and Mississippi Central Rail.
roads, and Cumberland and Tennessee
Rivers, Close connections made at Ky
ansville'wtfh the K. a. @. Railroad for all
points North and East, and with the Morn
Ing Star and TaraEcon Tor Louisville and
the Upper OHIO. special Inducements OF.
fered To stock shippers
This company being t1e Us =. Aau con-
tractors, and running the only loW-press-
ure packets upon the Ohio River, and
being commanded by CAREFUL experienced
ana responsible officers, can safely guar
antee greater punctuality and SAFETY than
offered by any other line. General Omces
No 20 Main street, Evansv1les 4nos
PLY. ID. VETS Agent
no7l2 ONCE with Baird start.
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~ Gold pens are just the thing
for presents. Find large stock at
the JOURNAL Office.
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FINE POCKET BooKs.-Some very
fns pocket books-quality the best
At the JOURNAL Office.
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IA Lead pencils-yery pretty. and
suitable for presents-at the jour.
NAL Office.
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TVEsB1Y, DEOEMBER 20, $50.
CIT N z W s :

S%Read Hallook & Ford's Local
Notice. They are on hand for the
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@ Buy initial paper for Christ
mas presents. You can get it at the
JoURN AL Office.
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The HUToHINsoNs.-Our readers
will recolIeet that this troup give
their grand concert to. night. The
New York Tribune says of them:
"They sing for the million, and no
person, having a heart. can listen to
them without delight" The New
Haven Palladium says: THE most
chaste and admirable musical treat to
which the people of New Haven have
lately listened" Go, and give them
and the Library Association full
house. For particulars. see local no.
tee.
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WATER RATEs.-The following are
the water rates proposed for adoption
by the Water Works Committee, and
referred to in the Council proceedings
elsewhere. Several of the Council
men announced in the meeting last
night that they had never seen the
proposed rates in print; hence, we
publish them. that they and the pub
lie may know what the Council pro.
pose:
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MORE BONDS !

COUNCIL PROOEEDTNGs.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Monroe Q. Will
son, who has been a resident among
us for a year or two past, has re-
moved to Louisville. Mr.. Wilson
was very favorably, although not ex-
tensively known in the city. both in
society and professionally, he having
been employed most of the time with
Messrs. Boyd & Wood. architects,
but by his gentlemanly demeanor,
has left many friends behindhim. who,
regretting his departure. wish him
great success in his new home.
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wATER RATS PER ANNUsr.

One family occupying a house contain.
ing or rooms price 81; 80 or4, 95; OF 8.
SO = or s. IS; or 10, SO; IL or r. slI; i3 or a.
SI3; Is or I6, 81.
Houses Containing more than I6 rooms
50 cents extra for each additional room.
Housesoceupted BY more tnan one famf.
~, s. 50 extra for each additional family
Boarding houses to be charged same rates
as above, and so cents additional Tor each
rooms
Public Baths-waIn. s12, cold, &c per an
mum. Private bathB-Warn. O., cold az
per annum. Water oloasts-publie, from
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~ERWEEN THE CORNER OF Sixth
@b and Chandler and the opera House,
n Tuscan Isar Drop, set with Garnet and
Pearl. A liberal reward viii be paid II
left 1t H. "A. COOKS Oriental Tea store
or This DfIIce. decIS 50
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STEAMBOATS,
L
ARKANSAS BELLE,

The new lad elegant steamer
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@N SECOND. BETWEEN CHERRY
ard Locust, one Lady sleeve Button,
With Coral Set. the finder Will be nber-
aIy rewarded Dy returning to no. y First
street. MILLER GARDNER & co.
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Established expressly to afford the afflicted
sound and scientific Medicd hid, IN The
treatment and care Of all Private and
Chronic Diseases, cases n sccre.
cy and all serudl disorders.
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UcrrihIc Diseases.

How many thousands nf persons both and femlle
there who suffering miserable from
effects of Indulgence. from virus bed
into the system Look their iali emacia aud dis
figured faces and their broken down constitutions. dis
qualifying them for the happiness OF marriage the
etiovmeuf o life IN this horrd situation Thousands uf
fer uu death ctses The Let parents guard
aud friends attend those who Suffering from
these horrible, life desrnyIn. nlaiades-see that hey
cared fr AMI cnred before it is late Send them
Immediately to Dr. Gibbons ply scau who has made pri
vate diseases his especial study for and who
tain to the iu hout
injurious drugs. il is important tn those afflicted
ia those who areinter in the welfare their friend.
to he careful of the pretended doctors who nest all
cities publishing their skill in curing all diseases in few
days. imposing uron the public by using of emf
nent physicians from Europe and her places BE there.
fore careful and make enquiry or you may fall into
the hands ofthose charlatans
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