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NOTICE.MR. NOTLKY BAKER,f BRAKES pleasure in returning his most sincere M, thanks to his patrons for the very liberal support he has he re to To re received at ihtnr hands and numbly hopes a continuance of their favors as by unrerritted attention to business, he is determined to endeavor to deserve it. Ho would also inform them and the publje generally that he is so well I prepared with instruments in such superior order,1 to extract that vile and uncoulh excrescence from ! the Phiz of Gentlemen in such n masieiiy munncrr ■ as to render it impossible to know that cold steel has ever passed over their Jugulars.i (£7* Tt (he turves »f trt.nl things!!| Do you Wuh In partake of the good tilings of thisworld—to eat drink and bo merry? Then repair 1 forthwith to NotleyN where you will find cakes (nourishing and palatable and Ireor healthy and exile rati ng—beer I hut jtpfjtje* equtl to. flic oldest a ad beat CHnn?J«tgno of the most approved'tmnd*.N. B. He is also prepared to cut hair in the latest fashion and is daily expecting to receive from tho eastern cities, the latest fashions and improvements in this most elegant science so as to be able toex-' bibit the most approved Phrenological develope-} merits to the lo*t possible advantage. His shop is lirst door north of Mr. Orchard's Inn.Bloomington, Oct lOihHh
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Bloomington Post
Bloomington, Indiana, US
Fri, Oct 12, 1838
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