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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-18
ALIEeAs. Mich. Jan. 27tb. 1881.

To whom it may concern
This is to certify that have been troubled
With Strabisnus or crooked eyes for 10 years.
Both eyes turned in very badly. This was q
great embarrassment to me. i am now 10 years
Of age and have consulted many physicians,
all OF whom told me that would have TO sub
NIT to surgical operation. / could not bear
10 think OF that. When heard Of Drs. Rus
sell & Booth at Alsgan, csllod on them, they
made very careful examination and said that
they could help me without cutting my eyes.-
took treatment Of them three weeks since,
and am now cured without any surgical opera
ton or much suffering. Ny eyes are now
straight.
They are treating many others with smilar
success. I shall always feel very grateful, to
Drs. Russell & Booth, for their kindness 10 me.
hope that others afflicted in the same way will
fall into squally good hands. ] Am
Miss Emma Wall, Allegsu Township.
Norris a Uhl, Attorneys and Counselore,(
GRAHD RAPIDS, June IL, 1880.
Drs. Russell q Booth:
Gentlemen-The glasses furnished me by
you ''' "' "''' '''p'''Ssi Marx soms
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An AlIegan County Case-Lef-
ter from -. -. Rounds
of HOPKINS.

ALLTaAN, Dec. 3D. 1880.
To whom it may concern:
This Is to certify that have been losing ny
eyesight for five years, and for the last two
years have heen nearly blind; and as a conse-
quence have not been able to do my business.
have consulted the best authorities that
coald find, both for my eyes and general health,
among whom were the well known DR.. Ken
nedy OF New York city, the professor OF the
eye Infrmary Of Indianapolis, Ind, DIR. Cad
well OF Illinois, DR.. Peters OF Plainwell, Mich,
and Prof. rockingham of the University at
Ann Arbor, all OF whom gave me no encour
agement. 1 finally heard OF Drs. Russell,
Booth d Co., through the Allegan papers.
called on them at the Sherman House. Allegan,
Nov 23d. / confess that bad no faith. They
gave me a very thorough examination with
their instruments, and described my case 80
perfectly that by the advice OF friends, con-
cuded to take treatment. Since the 23d have
been under their care, and am happy to say
that ] can see q marked Improvement in my
eyes, which have now become quite sensitive to
light. / can now distinguish one letter from
another in coarse print. Hence 1t gives me
great pleasure to recommend these gentlemen
TO my friends and the public generally as men
well skilled in their profession aud worthy of
confidence. j. o. Rounds.
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KA1AMAzoo. Men. Nov. Is. 1ssO.


DR.. G.. p. Booth
Dear Sir Il have used the prescription you
gave me for my eyes, as you directed, and am
only too glad to be able to inform you that |
received immeasurable benefit therefrom, and
the glasses am delighted with; their effect Is
truly marvellous. ! would not part with them
for twice the amount 1 gave IL / could not pro-
cure another pair just like them. IL my eyes
continue to improve as rapidly as they have
thus far since receiving your treatment, there
is not the shadow OF doubt but they will be
entirely cured in an incredibly short time.
Doctor, confess that when l placed mysef
under your treatment | partially distrusted
your ability TO effect cure in my case. based
thvt distrust upon the fact that l had previ-
ously received treatment from others, with like
profession or yourself, without obtaining the
least benefit whatever. In justice TO you 1
now most sincerely assure you that all doubt is
entirely obliterated from nv mind. The treat
ment have received at your hands, and the
benefit derived therefronl, has fully assured me
your unquestionsble ability as q skillful opti-
clan and oculist.
Truly aud sincerely yours,
Mrs. L. d. Church.
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Bro RAPrps. Nav 90. 1890

Drs. Russell d Booth, Grand Rapids, Mich.
dentemen-Accordlng to promise / write
you to let you know how like the glasses, and
what enect the treatment had on my eyes. 1
am delighted with the glasses, and the treat
ment has helped my eyes; the lids are nearly
well; the pains have left my eye-balls and head
and can read or sew without any trouble or
pain In my eyes; am very sorry that did not
take pair OF the smoked glasses think will
send Tor them. Doctors please send me some
prescription so that can get it. / assure YOU
Doctors, you shall have my best wishes and
shall do all can for you. Yours Resp.
Mics Ida Potter.
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GRAND RAPIDS, June 18th, 1880.

GRAND RAPIDS, June 18th, 1880.
Drs. g. p. Booth & Co.
Gentlemen-It affords me much pleasure to
add my testimonial to your number and to say
that Tor years l have been troubled with poor
eyes. / have always been near sighted. 1t has
always been impossible for me to recognize my
friends at distance Of 80 feet, until since had
DR.. Booth ft my eyes with glasses and gave me
treatment. am now able to see as far and as
well as any one. l wear the glasses all the
time and 1t is luxury to me to wear them.
am under many obligations to you and your
skill. My father and brother are equally as
well pleased as 1. Yours Resp.
Miss Hattie Schepensshe.
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Farm for Sale !!

For sale, farm OF 80 acres, in the township
OF Hartford, Van Buren county, Mich. Is one
OF the most pleasant situations to be found in
the State is in good state OF cultivation, good
fences, and good share OF them new; is well
provided with new and substantial gates; good
house, fair horse barn, good granary, wagon
and carriage house, corn house, and other small
out houses good orchard and small fruits two
good wells and never failing spring brook.
There is fine, new school house ia the dis
trict, aud near by. One OF the best markets in
the State ia in the township, and one OF the
most thriving villages TO be found anywhere.
Will sell this farm on long time or for ready
pay, to suit purchaser, and at very reasonable
price. For terms enquire of
135Om3 A. N. SPAULDlNG,
One and one-hslf miles south OF Hartford.
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WILSON, Niagara Co., N. Y.,C
.January 26- 1890. (
To all interested I:

To all interested:
Ii gives me pleasure to state that haying at
tended the course Of physical lectures recently
delivered in this place BY Drs. Russell a Rich
ards, have no hesitation in commending them
to the full confidence OF any community winch
may be visi, ed by them. Their apparatus was
more complete than IL was represented 10 be
the lectures evinced thorough knowledge Of
the subjects presented, while the kindly court
esey of their words and bearing IN both lee
ture and social association lead M 10 regret
their departure. l think . second course OF
lectures would be more fully attended than the
frst. Every community needs Just the benent
found In such lectures in which scientific knowl-
edge impaired to the people IN popular lam
gusge, and practical form.
g. 8. Bidvel,
Pastor Wilson Baptist Church.
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:

way worthy of the public confidence and pat
rodage. DIR. Booth, who accompanies them, is
also skilful and expert optician. His treat
ment OF the eye, so far as we have learned, has
given the utmost satisfaction to those who
have employed his services or used his instru-
ments for improving the vision
Respectfully, n. NJ. Steele.
Pastor M. +. Church
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ALLEGAN, Dec, 81, 1889
Drs Russell, Booth & Co.

Drs Russell, Booth & Co.
Gentlemen 1T affords me the utmost sat
isfaction to state that under your skillful treat
ment my eyes, and general system as well, are
fast improving. The Ptyugum which formerly
covered good part of my left eye has in this
short time begun to relax it's hold and has dis
appeared from the pupil. My sight is better
than 1t has been. The irritation IS leaving the
lids and eye balls. / sleep better. and in short
am fully satisfied with my treatment and shall
follow faithfully your directions in everything
l.. S. Prouty.
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MARTIH, Nov. Is. 1880

Drs. Russell d Richards, have now been in
our town about week, lecturing on the laws
OF health, coupselipg and treating the sick and
diseased among us. We take pleasure in say
ing they have shown themselves most accom-
plished and agreeable gentlemen, skillful prAc-
titioners and able and instructive sxpoundsrs
OF the bodily mecha nsm, and the intricate laws
that govern its healthy action. They have the
most ample and expensive apparatus ever put
upon exhibition in this place, and are In every
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O1sEao. March 5th. II.

Drs. Russell & Booth:
Gents.-It is with pleasure that I write this
additional proof (to the manyl which you re-
ceive) to certify that /, after being troubled
with Myopla al my life, was much helped by
your treatment. And that the glasses suit me
complete. Yours truly,
A.J. Damn, Hopkins.
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MARTIN, Allegan Co., Mich.
Nov. 16. 1880.

NoNs 10, iooV.
To whom IL may concern:
This is to certify that have just enjoyed the
privilege OF attending course OF lectures de-
livered in this village by Drs. Russell, Booth d
Richards, and that was very much pleased
with them. have also received medical treat
ment Of the above named gentlemen for my
eyes and general system, and have been greatly
benefited by the same. / cordially recommend
them - gentlemen well worthy or the conf
dsnce and patronage OF the public.
ISAAC CArr.
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MARTIN, Allegan Co., Mich.

MARTIN, AIlegan Co., Mich.
Nov. 16. 1SS05
We the undersigned take pleasure in recon-
mendng the lectures OF Drs. Russell, Booth d
Richards to the ladies' OF Michigan as well
worthy OF your careful attention.
Mrs. H. Shultes, Mrs. p. A. Miller,
Mrs. G. L. Wetheral, Mrs. f. NJ. Hunt,
Mrs. Rev. ". M. Steele Mrs. l., Gait.
Mrs. A. Drsyton, OF the Drsyton House.
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G. w, WARD,
DENTIST.

@ Don't forget the place-over Sherman d
Avery's, corner Main and Kalamazoo streets,
Paw Paw. 1337t
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DR.. q. p. Booth ~ Co.

DR.. q. p. Booth IL Co.
Gents The glasses with which you fitted
me are the best have ever worn. Under the
use OF them my eyes are steadily improving.
With best wishes for your welfare,
Geo. A. Piper.
Propr. Exchange, Otsego, Mich.
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Norris & Uhl, Attorneys and Counselors, 70
and 81 Lyon Street,
GRAND RAPIDS, June IL, 1880.
Dfs. Kensngton * Booth,
Gentlemen The glasses furnished me by
you SUIT me well.
Respectfully, Mark Norris.
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A Case Wherein Drs. Russell.
BOOth ~ Co.'S Diagnosis was
RreciseIy the Same as the Gel
ebrated Prof, CHAM of
Ann ArbOr.
ALLEGAS, Dec. I'd, 1880.
Thsis to certify that have been suffering
from defective vision for three years, during half
or which time was entirely blind.
physicians, IN fact the best that could find,
such as DIR, Eugene Smith OF Detroit. Prof.
rockingham OF Ann Arbor, also the resident
city, Philadephia, Buffalo, Chicago and Detroit.
To-day, while stopping at the Sherman House,
had an examination made by Drs. Russell,
BJoth q Co., whose diagnosis agreed perfectly
with that OF Prof. rockingham. They also
although purposely concealed the decision OF
the other ocusts until they had rendered
theirs.
These gentlemen, guided by their exsmina-
ton alone, stated the origin, progress, and
probable termination OF the disease in each
eye, in less than one hours time, while some OF
the oculists have required three days 10 attain
the same results. Ny disease is q very COM
plcated one. My eyes are not afflicted alike,
neither did the disease have its origin from the
same cause or at the same time in each. This
was also fully stated.
am under the treatment of DR.. Frothing-
ham, and am rapidly improving.
believe Drs. Russell, Booth q Co., to be
skillful in their profession and worthy OF the
confidence Of the public.
e. B. Rice, Athens, Mich.
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PLAINwELL, Nov. 29th, 1880.

PLAINwELL, Nov. 29tb, 1880.
DR.. G. p. Booth & Co.:
Gents II received yours OF the 25th to-day
think my eyes are improving fast. Enclosed
you will find postal order for balance due you
Yours Respectfully, A. l.. Knowlton.
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LAND. STOCK AND CROP.

Seventy young cattle sold in Scott
this week at 81 IS per cwt.
j. VI. Hail bought Of VIM Catiron. Of
Rockcsstle, II heifers at $40.
Ambrose Buford, Of Covington, has
purchased in this vicinity two car.losds Of
milk cows at price. ranging from So to
$50.
-GEoR0ErowS CouRr-3O0 cattle on
market. With price. ranging from 3 To 4 z
cents. Horse trade good, farm stock bring.
ing from $40 to 800
The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes re-.
port. Of the wheat crop in nearly every
county Of Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia
anil Indiana, which show that cereal to he
in a most promising condition.
-CIscISsATI.-The cattle market il
strong and unchanged. Hog are in fair
dem.nd at 81 to 81 % for best, down to
$3.50 to 81 20 for common. Sheep, q to
q cents for clipped; unclipped, 81 to 81.
Lamb. are more plentiful, and sell At 6 to
~ for common 10 choice.
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o.. a y. TfnE cam.
IOstE NOTICES.

FismSo TAcKLE At Mcl,oberis 4 Stage
SUPERIOR Coal oil at McRoberts a
Stage.
fiSrsr Cigars and Tobacco for sale by
McRohefls y Stage.
MADAME DENoREsr's Patterns for sale
Vt Mclsobefis and siagg's.
SAT-, Lime and Cement constantly on
baud At owsley a Higgins.
Go 10 Owsley a Higgins for Grain
Cradles, Grass scythes, Nc.
Tnn that Cough ue White Pine Syrup,
prepared by McRoberis n Stage.
Fon medicinal purposes buy bottle Of
iO.yesr old Whisky from McRoheris a
stage
NV line q Water Coolers and Ice
Cream fretzers iu.i received At Owsiey 4
Higgins
soma WATER dispensed from the New
Fountain 81 McRohert- A stagg l. the
finest ever made
THE Ready mixed Paints sold bv Me.
Roberts a siagg are the best sold-are
guaranteed Ia every particular.
smtou's CArARRu REMEDY. a msr-
velous cure for Ca,arrh, Dip,heria, Canker
Mouth and Ilead Ache With each bottle
there ]. m Ingenious nasal Injector for
the moU successful treatment Of these COM
plants without extra charge Price 10 cts
Sold Nv Chcnauli n Penny.
ANSWER Tuts QuEsrioS. Why do 40
many people We see around ~, seem 20 pre-
Ter a. sulrr and lie made miserable by In
digestion. Constipation, Dizziness, Los Of
Apeiite, Coming up Of the Food, yellow
skin. when for - cents we will sell them
Shiloh's Niialiter. guaranteed 10 cure them.
Sold by Chenauli y Penny.
l,rAp what J. &. Smallwood, Of Pine
llill. says OF Whites Cream White Nermi.
ng, 1T l. the hest worm medicine that
has ever been used have been using IL
ior two wears and have never known il 10
ail in one single instance. I recommend
II To all whu need anything Of the kind.
Sold by J. W. Col. Pine Hill, and by
merchants generally.
Smtnn's CoNsUNrToS CURE.-This is
beyond question the most successful Cough
Medicine We have ever sold, few doses In.
variahly cure the worst cases Of Cough,
Group, and Bronchitis, while IL. wonderful
succc-s Ia the cure Of Consumption j. with
out PARALLEL IN the history II medicine.
since H. 6r-t discovery II has been sold on
a guarantee, 4 let which no other medicine
can stand II Won have Cough we earn
e.ily ass YOU to try II. Price 10 cts. so cts.
aud 81 u your Lungs are sore, Chest OF
BAGS lame. use Shilo's Porous Plaster.
Sold by Chcuault a Penny.
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generous.looking jug Of prime cider
Wonder v anyone j. aware that the health
~ he writer IL delicateg
John y Page LEFT On Monday fgr bis
home in Mckinney, Texas @. p. Cooper
started on the came day 10 visit his father,
Who !. reported 10 be at the point Of death,
At Waco, Texas The condition Of 7. l..
Carpenter Il said to be more favorable than
reported last week ..... Kaufman is in
training for the great bicycle meet" ......
The storm Of saturday night, although
comparatively light with US, changed the
temperature materially. Monday and
Tuesday we're 20 cold AZ 10 render fires
necessary 10 comfort. Up 10 this time
vegetation has been unprecedentedly rapid
In H. advance. Grass is unusually for
ward, and wheat very promising. Business
seems to I've active on the street, and farm
err are busy getting their crops in shape.
Mr. j. Il. Adams, Of Montgomery,
Alabams, with his bride, Is the guest
Of biz brother, L. B. Adams, Of this
place Mr.. A. il really making his bridal
tour, but exhibits more common sense than
usually pertains to young widower In
embsrking on his second venture. inssmuch
a. he took in the La tern cities; ard, while
biz young wife was enjoying the quiet
cleanliness Of Philadelpbia and admiring
the gloomy and grimy grandeur Of Gotham,
he availed himself Of the opportunity TO
procure machinery and make arrange
menis for the Inauguration II the ~. r.
Adams Cotton Mill, Of Montgomery. Mr..
A. speaks enthusiastically Of the prospects
Of the South, in the way Of mining and
manufacture, and especially in reference
10 the manipulation at home Of the great
southern staple. His own enterprise is
now ready for putting in the machinery.
lie proposes starting on a small scale, run
nina $500 spindles, but has arrangements
secured for extending and expanding in
definitely, whenever circumstances may
indicate the proprieiy Of such extension.
IIls theory is based on the large resources
Of the Southern country, the rapidly in
crcasing facilities for production and trans
portation, the comparative cheaPness Of
the complete man uiacturing Of their cot
ton, iron, DC, in the localities where they
are produced, together with the ascertain
ed fact that Eastern capitalists see and
admit the feasibility Of the thing and are
resdy to invest largely in such enterprises.
| might we'll pay a compliment to the
bride, but the husband is evidently sufii-
ciently proud Of her, and | must not minis.
ter to his vanity.
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DFxTus.

-wssH-Mr. W. ,. Wash, who recently
came from Anderson county 10 ast the
prayers u the ladies Of the PINT Cottsss
Faith Cure for restoration 10 health, died
yesterday. lie vas nearly deal with can.
GERS When he arrived, having one eye
eaten out and his liver about destroyed by
these fearful shiictions. Being Mason,
that fraternity took charge u hi- remains
and on yesterday conveyed them to his
home. Mr.. Wash was brother Of Capt
T. W. Wash, County Clerk Of Casey, snd
q gentleman Of high standing.
-CRaIo.-Mra Nancy Craig, wife Of J.
n. Craig, Esqr aner long and painful
illness Of q complication Of diseases, breath.
ed her last si O'Clock p ~, Monday, aged
90 years. For over fny year. this good
mother Of Zion had been devoted mem.
Der Of the Presbyterian Church, having
joined when that church stood where the
Buffalo Cemetery il located, and her last
days showed that she had not tried 10 live
. Christian lie 10 vain. Calling her child.
ren around her a short time before her
death, she told them that her race was al.
most rum that she was about to cross the
river, which was but a little ways of; that
she could catch glimpses beyond Of the
brightness and beauty Of the glorious coun-
try promised, and that all was peace and
happiness. She ethorted them to live
Christian lives and finally Join her In that
blest abode, soon to be her home. Her
funeral was preached At the Presbyterian
Church Tuesday afternoon by Rev. j. G.
Randolph, assisted by Rev. $, $. MeRob
erts, and the remains followed by large
procession Of friends to the Cemetery. The
sympathy 81 the community is with the
family in their bereavement, and especial.
ly with him whose helpmeet she was Tor
years; but the bereaved sorrow
not As those without hope, foF they have it
In their power to meet her with joy in
sweet bye-snd-bye.
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rTEws OF INTEREST.
sErKRascR, DUDDgRaR a 40.

Another new stock Of Straw Hats.
Boys Shoes in Low Cot and Button,
just In.
New stock Of White silk Fans, Psrs.ol',
Lacea, &c.
Ladies Linen Lusters in assorted sizes
and qualities
Fifteen new pieces Of Plaid and Striped
Ginghams, just opened.
The hest stock Of Wall Paper in the city,
and at very low prices.
Elegant new Jet Ornaments, for trim.
ming black dresses. Ask to see them.
Large Line Of Boys, Youths and Mems
Lusier Goats, all sizes up TO forty eight.
Will receive from New York on next
Tuesday a new stock Of White Goodr,
Lsces, &c.
Embroidered Lace and Linen Sailor
Collars. Largest and nices, assortment Of
the ss,.op
Just received-A nice lot Of Silk Fringe,
Silk Guipure Lace, Linen Torchon, and
Cotton Laces.
Another new stock Of Hosiery hi,
week. We now have the most complete
'' "
Gentlemen will find our stock Of Neck
wear, Collars, Cuff, Suspenders, Half
Hose, Drawers and Undershirts, complete.
n"o'he' invoice :" n'aok u'o' "ia'h
stock Of that incompsrsble Black SATIN.
The newest thing in White Embroidered
Sashes, two and half yards long, opened
this week. Just the thing for Summer;
will wash and do up nicely.
In Man. you,b,. aud Rows, Clo,b;,s
the universal verdict Is we have the best
and cheapest stock ever seen in this city.
We have suits from child four years
old to size IL in mems.
R.m.L., ,h., an b..don.,,.
"a, T,unl. and v,l;.es Twsn,v.sva new
trunks ;u.t received tho other d,v and We
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PFRsoviL.

Nss. VIVA Rorsros. srs Anuic Mckinney, Is
vth hsf parents.
Ns.I' u. swors. che great stock trader. ha,
tetarucl tsm the south.
Ma. r ~ BE1ssrau aud little sou are
luc.is Of No nr q. ". Bronaugh.
Ma. ~ M,s,S AL vile ssrs siatlag a.,
ism.iy al Capt, rhos. Richards this ueok
-Ns .. ,. raYtoR and vile. ct Missouri, ars
,i.itlne BIZ sister. Mr.. Lewis Dudderr.
Mas. N. l.. norrSr returned With Mrs. True .
i,afi ard M,s Fiortnos from Lancaster
Ma. ASp Mas a. 4. MArrtNuLr arrived
a. ho,nc Idiay, md vete treated to a ssrsnads
that nishf
Nrt EtuAuEru nHionr the mother Of Mr.
iaau Hdsai D. lying dangerously m. she Is N
YEAR Of ase.
Mrs. irSsla Hrours len Tor her home In
iiHnais Saturday, 10 the hitter regret Of too %
fhfse Young men.
--MissEs GronGiA pEoctoH and Ella Ead., 49,
conii aultd i,y NJ. Allied novns al Of panyille
w,ts guests Of Ms Mary Owsley.
is renewing her subscription ier another year
Mi, sauie q. Adams. % Hyaiissiiie. writes;
q" \ our plucr b. a good one. and cannot DO uith-
olt &C." We l.ou oar proiouadssi thanks
coo. A. 81. sworE passed here "Wednesday.
ana boz answer 10 our inquiry, clos about the
cerrcetnss, Of the rrcsni TAX Of your removal %
"ira all blsh, can assure yea an more solid
lhan evuf."
Ais. D. McRoHrGrs l. attending the meet
iug of che Pharmaceutical society In Louisville
Mes A Myers and Robert McAlisiof are at
tending The iusriing .ooi the iouifVille Jockey
tiHt Association.
This wcel's subs,ri be- are, Capt h y i.a-an.
nausiue; ,. ". Vaughan. Eugieman's MnE Judge
loshua rcrIy, salicc, Han A Co., Monticello sim
iiieks Gibson Rrus,, :. g.. Cundia. Dr. J. ~ Per-
Aims. ,. D. irarurc, :. }. Popplcwcll, J. u. wad-
dc, somrrseti John 7. stone, EsaIton, by II. u.
naughman Mn. d. nlankenship, 81 Charles Mo. ;
q, e. Hdrifori, nuftuilir Dr. Trasee Rich
mend A. y. Loot. Henry Bsushmsn, stanford
Ben Iunsi1rd, Fscachersyile. Miss sallie D.
Adams, Hyatts,illc, Charles L. Hail, Somerset
M salle iiaiasii Ii,tssills, No., by q. A. BEN