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to be used by hand of the raAkest "hams'
in quilting the public is beyond question.
Should they ut any time see proper to visit
our city our amusement-loving people
should remember this insult and give them
the freeze-out.
Mr.. Charles Conway, we'll and favorably
known in our city by his connection with
our different tonsorial establishments de-
parted this life in his ti.irtylist year on
Thursday morning, at his residence, South
Winter street. The deceased until recent
iy apparently enjoyed fair health, yet fell
victim of consumption. The funeral ser
vices will be conducted under the auspi-
ces of the Good Sanlaritans ard Daughters
ofSamaria, of which deceased was mem
ber in high rank, at the North Street "A. M.
Z. Church at p. m, Sunday, Rev. ]. P.
Underwood officiating.
HAMILTON
F. D. Black. our next Sheriff, is in Ok.
ford on business.
Thos. Hestetter tried his improved Slated
car-bearing on our street-cars to-day. They
worked like charm. .t
Could you get an item from the ''slate'
Yesterday o. no. Items there were like
hens teeth--few and far between.
Dame Rumor says that a certain drup
clerk in the Third Ward will soon lead one
of Cincinnatis fair ones to. the hymeneai
altar.
The charges were not sufficient against
John VBrian to warrant his conviction. He
states positively that he did not kick hi.
wife, and the physician says that she sus
taias no bodily v injuries. Her death wal
caused by sinking fits
DAYTON. Kr.
The Good Templars meet tonight, and
have printed programmes of the proceed
ings, which consist Of music, singing, reci.
tations and addresses.
The Marshal is hunting the party who
turned an old white horse out apparently
to die. and which is being assisted to his
final end BY some boys who ride him day
and night.
Jack Brown WAS run over bv Joe Lukens
dummy last night, and his head was sew
cred from his body. OF course he died, anC
Captain Brown, who priced the dog highly
buried him.
Two yoiltls from Cincinnati in shell
were capsized by steamers waves las
evening. and were only saved from a water,
grave by the timely assistance of Mr.. L
Anschutz and his partner.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.- .-Gotiieb Frit.
and wife to Matthew Schuler, q lot o.
ground, 55 by 81 feet, on Seventh street, ir
Dayton; $f75. - ~-f
Same to John c. Heidrich, same proper
ty, $175.
No sale of the Dummy Road has vel
been effected. So sen as that desirabl,
object is positively accomplished our read
ers shall be noti6ed.
We may add, however that negotiation
are in progress which, If one ar two matter
are satisfactorily arranged, will result in /
sale to-day on Tomorrow. Parties interest
ed have requested us to withhold thei
nanies until the sale is an accomplished
\ fact
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct H.--Flour: Minnesota
extra family. fair, Sc 5o cnoice, S662h@6 rs
Ohio do. good, 81 winter, 81 TO- Rye aoiir firm,
VS. 50. Wheat: No red winter, 81 IS. Second
CAL: Wheat in fair demand: No red. spot and
October, 81 s7H bid. 81 3Ssz asked; November
81 80 bid. 81 40 asked. Corn duli: mixed. On
track, 56958c; yellow Western. d6lIs563Tc' Sec
ond Call: Corn dull: Sail mixed, SPOT and Oc
tober. b5c. bid, SIC. asked: November 5Sc. bid
55c. asked; December. SIC. bid, Sac asked Oats
500.
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HOTELS.
PLANT ERS' HOUSE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-,
KELSEY Il STICKNEY, Pron's

DAINTER'S MANUAL. HOUSE AND sign
i painting graining vanishing. polishing, kai
somining papering lettering. staining, gliding
DC. 50c. Book OF Alphabets 80. Scrolls and Or.
naments, 81. Furniture and Cabinet Finisher.
30. Watchihaker and Jeweler, so. Carpenter, So
Horseshoer, Is SOapmaker, 25. Baker, So Can
nymaker, 80 Taxidermist 60 OF booksellers OF
by mail. JESSE HANEY & CO.. liz Nassau st.
New York.
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SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

State OF New Jersey. Bergen County. Township OF
Hackcnsack, 49,
Thomas johnson, of said township, being duly
worn, doth depose and say, that he has been
.everely afflicted with rheumatism for above a
1ear, and WAS so bad that he could scarcely walk
oeing bent almost double, and was utterly unable
70 do any work Having heard of the wonderful
lures made by DR.. Tobias Venetian Linimeut, no
vas induced to try it. and after using il short
irue. was able to go to work again. after being
Unable to do anything for nearly year:
I. JOHNSON.
. Sworn to before me.
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.FlNAN CIAA

....-.. CINCtNkArI, Oct. l7-2P M.
Moderate demand for New York exchange and
no change in rates. Buy ng at lilo. selling at
par. fkU
Sterling dull and UNCHANGED. Sieht drafts at
81 831s, sixty ay bills ut 81 81 per sterl ng
Government bonds firm wtnOut material change
in quotations Local buying I'D selling as fol-
lows.
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TO THE LADIES.
srtiacate Of the Surgeon Of the Royal Mai

Steamer America.
This is to certify that | have used and recon-.
Hended DIR. Tobias Venetian Liniment and have
und ii useful in variety OF cases. 1t also gives
nfailing relief from the annoyance and irritation
onsequent on mosquito bites, and Prevents q
mark being left
"A. GRAHAM. M. R, G. g.,
-.. of London.
'oya! Mail 6teamship America, Jersey City.
July 2sth.
lh6 h6usands Of other certificates can be seen at
" Depot
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T H e S r A R

Is free from political bias, and gives m
The news with fairness and honesty, 50
rs to enable its readers to form correct
Judgment on whatever is passing; and
1t discusses questions withoutprcjadice,
but always in the interest Of the pre-
ducing classes. 1t is in 10 sense Sec
iional or contracted in its news sr
spinions, and can be read with the sans
real pleasure and interest from Texas
10 Maine, and from California to Della
ware. Its stories are thrilling, its news
late, comprehensive and correct; Its
Market Reports reliable; and nil its do.
partments are fnily up to the require
meats of first class journalism.
Wn rrivo
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The following are the opening and the 80 D.
m. quotations OF the New York Exchange
as received by Lea, Sterrett Il Co., % West Third
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. l7-2 P. NJ
The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the past "a hours:
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and Quiet for heavy, selling common at 81 QOn
rs fair to good light at $3 6dG93 80, fair 10 good
packing at $3 40a3 10. and select butchers at
S3 75Na3 80 per GENITAL
CATTLE-The market Is steady and quiet and
prices unchanged.
SHEEP-MaIket active and firm. Prices higher.
Common to fair at 81 b0@3 so, and good to
choice ~ SS 75@9t So
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THE STAR

Is handsomely printed on pare white
paper from clear cut type, that makes 10
easily read, even by . poor light. Its
clear and open print is . joy to cid %
weak eyes. FIfsos
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Specimen Copies Free
ON APPLICATION.
TIL T. STA r,
$50 Walnut Street,
ATT.

The Manufacturing Interests OF Gin.
cinnati ore larger and more varied than
those OF Pittsburg, Chicago, St. Louis,
or any othsr Western city. A large
portion Of the population is necessarily
made up Of the Intelligent artisan class,
who are thrifty and well to do, and
therefore class whom merchants RAd
n profit In addressing.
THE CINCINNATI
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J. A. GRAHAM. M. R. G. g.,
WHAT HoRsEMEN WANT.

GOOD RELIABLE HORSE IMMINENT ANI
CONDITION. POWDER.
such are found in DR. TOBIAS HORSE LINl-
ENT in pint bottles and Derby Cond ton Pow
eTs.
NO PAY
t not superior to any other. The Horse Lini
nent is only half as strong as the Family Tin.
ent, and will not take the hair Off if used t.. d
ted.
The public appreciate 1t, as during the Epzootie
i.A1) three thousand one hnndred and forty-ous
ottIes were sold in one day as the following oath
i'll show:
OATH
This is to certify that sold, on the 2Sth instant
IAN three thousand one hundred and forty-one
titles of my Venetian Linim snT.
, 8. I. TOBIAS.
sworn 10 and subscribed before me, this 2Sth
ay OF October, 1872. b. S. HART,
Commissioner of Deeds
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" North Moore straek New York.
tD2 soutn sIxth street Ph,ladelphIa Pa,

fD2 South Sixth Street. Philadelphia, Pa:
! have used for wears DR.. Tobias Venetian Llni,
nent, for dysentery dyspepsia, and often taken 4
easpoonul in n wine-g glass of water, to tone the
ton,ach and allay fatigue I found it inyigHat
ny and perfectly innocent, SO recommend it with
onfdeirce. GEORGE W. JONES
This Ia to certify that l have used DIR. Tobias
Venetian Liniment for dysentery, toothache, cuts,
aims in the limbs, &C.. and always with imme
late relief. l recommend it to the public as a
emedy which win never fail them No family
hould ever be without it.
A. v. APPLEGAYF
South Amboy, New Jersey. ,
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READ THE CERTIFICATES.
One Thousand Dollars will he paid ii they are no
all Genuine.
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cScDilRo oiHCC anu hC IullH tllio III tudt
sheet for the favor he received. ''fhe dutch
nj "hardly ever" been equaled here. We
4on't think we hardly ever" saw anything
~ tart SO queer, so ham-ish.
The man that does the local behind the
foand panes for the Republic desires that
our people riay9pyerlook the scarcity oi
fireworks on "wednesday night by TELLING
them that telegram was received from
Cincinnati stating that the supply was ex.
hausted. Wonder what those packages Ia
beled powder with care" were for that ar.
rived here on Thursday m0rning2
A rambunxious bul badly gored horse
cut on the South Charleston Pike last
night. and an excited youngster brought
the intelligence to town that he had also
killed child; but upon the. place be,ne
visited it was found that the bull hac
thrown up his hand after his first attack
and had squatted and refused to arise. No,
enough sand.
Clark County gave Republican majorlt,
of 1857, gain Of nearly 700 over the preyi
GUS election. The lucky ores are Pringle
Senator; McConkey and Dial. Representa-
tives; Goode Judge OF Court of Common
Pleas; Houston, Commissioner; Stone. Sur
veyor; Uolemaa. Coroner: Rhodes Inlirm
AIRY Director; Messrs. Lewis Harrison, Hol
loway, Moiiat, Wessinger, Mckinney and
Shsliabarger, Real Estate Appraisers. <
Allen, Delehsnty & Henglers niinstrels'
Yes the queer, quaint, tart, dizzy, rank
and smutty organization was brought tt
our city last night under engagement with
Emery. Why the gentlemen bearing tht
above names should allow their cognomeni
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Kind Inquiries.

Cousin Kate was a sweet, wides
awake beauty ofabout seventeen, and
she took it into her head to go down
on Long Island to see some relations
of hers who had the misfortune to
live there. Among those relations
there chanced to be a young swain,
who had seen Kate on previous oc-
cassion, and, seeing, fell deeply in
love with her. He called at the
house on the evening of her arrival,
and she met him on The piazza,
where she was enjoying the evening
air IN company with two or three Of
her friends. The poor fellow was SO
bashful that be could not find his
tongue for some time. AT length he
stammered out: "How's your moth
err" "Quite well, thank you" An
other silence on the part of Josh,
during which Kate and her friends
did the best they could to relieve the
monotony After waiting about if
teen minutes for him to commence
to make himself agreeable, he again
broke the spell by; "How's your faith
err" which was answered much in
the same manner as the first one, and
then followed another silence like
the other, "How's your father and
mother2" again put in the bashful
lover. "Quite well, both Of them"
This was followed by change of
glances and a suppressed smile
This lasted some ten minutes more,
during which Josh was fidgeting in
his seat, stroking his Sunday hat
But at length another question came;
"Hows your parents?" This pro-
duced an explosion that made the
woods ring.
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MNMOUR or PERIL,
IA THRILLING sKETeii.


sohe'thopght me plain many pas.
sable, and few decidedly handsome
Whether or not | could lay any jus
claims to beauty, ! am unaBle to say
but certaip,it,Nas at eighteen sll
honor ndEilsNuresa my alIlfne'
were solicited by two indiyidn
whose birth, education and pdsi
;in life Night have sccared fo
= ] 81 hand, ihsa pecuniary point
far more desirable than mine
bert Stanley was ayoqn nq5
some; rich, acconplishea s|
dhd in eyerysSliy d l'sI 6||
match, Scarcely
from the spfhFisd
offer AZ iI,sa haS
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County DIRECTORY.
sEDToRAND PRopRlEroR.

Judge Circuit Court ossph Smith, .Rayeaswood
Clerk Circuit cOurt-c B: Wsggenet.
President County Coutt-D. S. yam Matre.
County Clcrk-J. p. K. B. Smith
Prosecuting Atiorney-Gsa p Simpson.
Sherif-Davld $. Stevenson, DeputieS-J Jewett
tJailorl Samuel W. SomeYille, Henry Fry, Joseph
Daigh and W. d, Someryle.
Surveyor Of Lands Thomas ]. Roberts
ASsessors-,JJames ". Window District No. Il; Z. f
Baker. District No. 2.
Superintendent Of Free schools-chares f. Hogg
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The ocean tries feebly to emulate
the prOfounder tragedies of the shore,
In the crowded halls of gay hotels /
see wrecks drifting hopelessly. dis
nlasted and rudderless, to be strand
ed on hearts harder and more cruel
than Brenton'sreef, yet hid in smiles
falser than its 6eecy foam
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CnAs. E. EloGG.
FISHER, JR. CH
FISHER & HOGG,

A ttcrnoys and Cuunsciors at Law, poiu, Plea
a SAINT, West Virginia, Practice in the Circuit an,
County Courts Of Mason, Putnam aud Jackson coun
ties in the State Supreme Court Of Appeals and in tn,
Virginia HS- oGiSe with Henry Fisher, Sr retired.
jan s, fS7y-Iy
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Naval Supremacy Of England.

Our monarchs were already ambi-
tious Of reighing supreme masters Of
the seas, and this doctrine was as
jealously urged upon them by the
nation. In a rhymning pamphlet,
written about 1883, and to be found
in "Hakluyt," vol, 1, p, 1675 the wri-
ter says that if the English keep
the seas, especially the main seas,
they will compel all the world, to be
at peace with them and tocourt their
friendship" HenryIV, though har-
rassed by the difficulties ola usurped
crown, strenuously sethimself to pro
mote commerce, and to put an end
to the continual depredations com
mitted on each other by the English
and the merchants of the Hanse
Towns, as well as those Of Prussia
and Livonia, subject to the Grand
Master of the Teutonic Order of
Knights. Henry vi. was as victori-
GUS at sea ason land; and by his fleet,
under his brother, the great Duke of
Bedford, in 14l6, and again in 14l7,
the Earl Of Huntingdon being his ad,
miral, swept the seas of the united
fleets Of France and Genoa, and made
himself complete master of the ocean
during his time. The ascendancy
was lost under the disastrous reign
Of Henry V, but was regained by
Edward w., monarch who, not
withstanding his voluptuous charac-
ter, was fully alive to the vast bene-
fits accruing to a nation from foreign
trade, and thought it no dishonor to
be, ii not a merchant prince, aprince
merchant. He had ships ofhis own,
and when they were not otherwise
employed in peace, he did not suffer
them to remain useless in harbor,
but freighted them with goods on
his own account, and grew rich by
traffic. CasseIl's Historyd England.
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undecided what course TO pufsge!-l
He next found himself assailed by
halfadozen. men. The uplifted knife
was knocked out of his hand; strong
rope wqs thrown dexterously over
his arms and shoulders and drawn
tightly around him, and in spite Of
his desperate struggles to free him.
self, he was captured. Ny hour Of
peril was over. My life had hungas
if it were a thread, and my soul had
been fortified for the emergency, but
now came a reaction, My brain
whirled; a film came before my eyes,
and | fell senscless into the arms of
my husband.
At last | awoke TO consciousness,
as if from a dream. Life and its
blessings were mine once more to en-
Joy, and from the very depths Of my.
soul | breathed forth a prayer of un-
mistakable joy and thankfulness to
the Most High for my unexpected
deliycrance. Herbert Stanley was
taken back to the Asylum from which
he had escaped, and in afew months
after completed his miserable exist
ence.
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Henry J. Fisher, Jr,
Recorder--M. H. Hale.
Counelmen-- II Strihling, C, Shrewsbury, John w
English, L. +. Campbell, Andrew X. Darst.
Sargeant--S. J. Blake. Assesor-Wm. j. Kenny
Street omnissioner-Andrew K. DarSt Oyerseers pi
the Psor-Drs. Shaw and Campbell
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He said but little, yet as he gazed
on the mutilated edge of his best ra-
zor, he mentally vowed never again
10 marry a woman with corns.
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Il ..s. =. ! j <
and now Ill setait right here BY your.
feet, Tra-la auntie.",
The old woman knew the boy was,
making a mistake in leaving a bon
net with her, but after the firstwords
ofsurprise, she made no sign. She
reasoned that it wasn't her business
to correct mistakes, and as soon the
boy had retired, she picked up the
lines and drove up Randolph street,
every moment hurryihg the old nag
as fast as he could go. After reach
ing the corner Of Gatiot avenue and
Bush street, she felt that the boy
could not oyertake her, and it was
only natural that she should have
lively curiosity to know what kind
of bonnet it was. If plain black,
it would suit her to dot. If gor-
geous, it would do for her daughter.
The horse was reined up to the curb
and the driver carefully united the
string fastening the box and lifted
the cover, A "yaller" cat Of mon.
strous size, feeling that he had been
abused and insulted, and his eyes
glaridg with hate and contempt,
came out of the box like a bullet.
People who happened to be in that
neighborhood were treated to q cur.
ious spectacle With one wild, un.
earthly yell, an old woman was seen
to pitch backwards over the seat and
then sail for the ground by theshort-
estroute. While she was clawingI
about with her head in a snow bank,
the cat, seeing her out Of the. way
made spring for the horses buck
and began a series Of performances
never known or dreamed of by that
old equine, and the way that old
horse gathered his legs under him
and scattered the old wagon for half
a block was wicked to see. The wo-
man, dug out of the snow by a con-
Siderate by-stander, stood on the
walk and endeavored to explain
A man in the crowd picked up a
wagon wheel and endeavored TO ex.
plain that the whole outfit was not
worth scraping together, and some
one in the crowd solemnly observed:
"lf honesty amt the best policy
then don't want a cent?"
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JOHN ". ENGLISH,

ttornGy at Law, will practice in the Courts of Ma.
a son, Putnam and Jackson, and in the Court of Ap
peals OF West Virginia Address Point Pleasant, Mason
county, West Virginia. Ijan 8, tS79-Iy
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KNIGHT & COUCH,

ttorneys ut Law will practice in the counties Of
n Mason and Putnam Address E. B. Knight at
Point Pleasant West Virginia Hs-Alr Couch Is No.
tary Public for Mason county. Ejan 8, Is79-Iy
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A young man who eats the bread
of idleness, no matter how much
money he has, is disgraced. Young
men starting in life ought to aim
first Of all to find place where they
can earn their bread and butter with
a hoe, axe, spade, wheelbarrow, cur
ry-comb, backing brush-no matter
what.
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"Keep way from dat niger, l tell
you," said Uncle Rube to his stable
daughter; "keep way from him.
He's like what de 'Postle John lived
on in de wildness," "Hov's datT
she asked. Glow cuss and wild, hon
cyl" replied Uncle Rube.
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An infdel said sarcastically to a
clergyman;-"I always spend Sunday
in settling my accounts" The rev.
erend gentleman did not wither as
was expected, but simply replied
"And you will probably spend the
day Of judgment in the same way
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ATTORNEYS.

= ~
". u. ToMtlSsoN. 10, ". folsLEY.
ToMLtSSoN s. PQLsLEY,
A ttomeys and Counselors at Law, Poin, Plea
n SAINT, West Virginia, practice in the County OF Ma
SON. ths United States District Court for West Virginia
and in the Supreme Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia
S"iPrompt attention given 10 the collection Of claims
entrustcdo to them. Address, Point Pleasant, W. Va.
jan 8, IS79-Iy
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'--------z-=-7s-ss=--=----7'
VSLCLlNS.
ANDREW R. BARBEE. NJ. D..

Northwest cor 9th and Main Streets, Point Pleasant
N West Virginia. Office hours from to 10 a. M and
toIop.m. Ijan. s, IS79-Iy.
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DIR. s. G. SHAW,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his pro
feSsonal services to the public Calls promptly at
tended to- Office, cor Main and Cd streets, opposite
the old Presbyterian church, laprl S, rS79-y.
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W. P. NEALE, NJ. D.

OFFICE Main street, between ad and sd; residence,
v Main street. bctween6th and 9TH Attends prompt.
ly to all calls, whether day night. When not pro-
fcssonaIly engaged can always be found at his Office
jan 5, IS7O-Iy.
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W. II. GuSS. RaxklS MILES, ,.Jn.
GUM & WILEY,

A ttornsys at Law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia
a Practice in the County Of Mason; the United States
District Court for West Virginia, and in the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia r6' Prompt atren
'ion given to the collection ofcainS. Jan s, Is7o-iy
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DIR. i. r. CAMPBELL,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, offers his services
to the public. Hopes by strict attention to business
to merit continuance Of the liberal patronage he has
already received He may be found at his office at all
times, when not professionally engaged. Inov. s. Is.
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The Boy Win .l.e isSndbox.

- NI
Yesterday Afternoon, as theSccunt
try people@ho had brought in pro-
Idoceio sell ntbolntfketwete about
ready to startfashcme, a boy appear.
edatthe lower end Of the Central
Markessyith blue bandbox under
his'agln. Among the vehicles was A
one horse wagon belonging to an old
woman who had inst sold four bags Of
onions; and was all ready .todriss
home The boy approached her in
an, honest straightio nner
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