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Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
Probate Court, June,
Term, 1886.
State of Mississippi,
Jefferson county.

St"'O W "'osIss'PPIi( AEOOdte OOuri, June,
Jefferson county. Term, 1885.
pom the petition of r. B. Ricketts,
administrator dc bonis non of the es-
tate of Sidney Shaw, deceased, praying
permission 10 sell the undivided interest Of
the heirs of said deceased, in tract of land
in Jefferson county, containing One Hun
dred and Fifty Seucn Acres, (it being the
same tract on which Mrs. M. Shaw now re-
sides J and it being represented to the court,
that it would be to the interest of said es-
tate to sell the same; II is therefore order
ed, that citations issue to all persons inter-
estcd in said tract of land, requiring them
to appear before the Probate court, on the
fourth Monday in August next, at the Court
House of said county, to show cause, ifany
they can, why said court should not then
order that said tract of land, or the undivi-
ded interest of said heirs in the same be
sold.
| do hereby certify that the above is a
true extract from &c. minutes of said court.
N Wilness my hand and seal of
Ik said court, this 2Sth day of June
c. T. MILES, d. C'k.
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~ Mississippi, on 30th June 1885, s-hich
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BOggs, John
Bnscoe, John
Brombach, Christian
Brown, w B
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BOlls, Matthew
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Dresser, John
Dirmeyer, Jacob
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Woodhouse, John
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Southern telegraph., 1836-07-15
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

State Of Mississippi Probate, court June
jefferson county. Term, 1896.
.ON application Of R. B. Ricketts,, ad-
NJ ministrator de bOnis non on the es-
ate Of Sidney Shaw, deceased, and il aP-
Pearing to the satisfaction Of the court, that
the estate Of said deceased, is insolvenl and
insufficient to pay its debts,
Il is therefore ordered, that Thomas A
Compton, John Ducker, 6bn G. James, JO-
sePh Montgomery, and John Payne, be ap-
pointed commissioners to report claims a.
gainst the estate OfSidney Shaw, deceased.
A true copy from the minutes,
JAS. J. COLLIER, Clerk.
July ], 1886. 2l-tf
NOTICE.
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as Dead Letters.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

Rcmtfks at Mr How on The amendment
BY Mr. Watson. TO Tie Bill extending N, ,,.,
of,hs Dsnd Ofs,. Albsn,. proposing 10 phs, ~,
charter moro immediately ubdcfthe e,,.,a. 7,
thu Legislature.
Mr. Howe said he dl No, intend - ,-.o,,
time ofthe se,s,e Bot for momen,; b.,
uh"illing 10 give q silent vote on The oge,,i,,
der consilrrti on. "
He highly appreciated The motive. g a.
orseic S-ns,or from Bennington, nyt dJ Ia IA,
The in'etlI IN The sentiments snd view, he h.,
expressed. Bot be wholly disagreed vita him 40
regard to the policy ani cfrct of the sm.tA,.s,
proposed. The Banks under The prcser, mod. ~
'nc"tporail'n. had never to his knowledge TO-,
found combining, for The purpose Of .factin- an,
eonm"n object, Ifihis had been the cs.e h,J
escaped his "bs"t'ation. They had o;tener been
found opposing each other, than acting in ccnc,t,
whenever n charter FOR a neN bank md been ,.k.
rd tors "pploation made TO renew an old one a
poGt TO expire, they had not unireqaen,ly mo, with
opposition from some Of the nclgLSoriuy banks.
bii, Mf P%rrsideni, he sNld, adopt The proao.el
amendment. and subject al he bank, In this state
io p snl'or provision, and you would prodsec 4
s'a'e OF ihinE@. which he hoped. thst neil er ae
nor DOR fellow citizens would over witness. y
would produce BY compu)rlon, e combination Nm. n,
iho,e Institutions, in connection with The donin. a,
rntIy, which would Influence the eleciiops and con.
truI the State. You would create q nonj.l ana.
toe ary, (which would sweep every thing before i.
Every Bark would be made TO under.tsnj ,l,,
must be Gbsoouious to the &ill o. this lecislst ma
10 The will Of the dominant party here, upde, ,hs
penalty ofl"sinp IT.. ehurler. Should any opc nos.
sess The Independence Of re.is,ance.i, would ,go,.
a recLicssness, insuring lite snnihilsiun.
You would thus be continued, place al lbo.c IN.
F,i'ntions under The complete control of the J,,i.
hant party, Thereby giving to ,hA, party. power no,
To be resisted. No matter Of whom that n,r,
may be composed. Unless more pure aud more
just than falls 10 the lot of poor human,v
The rights Of The many would BE- di.reeerded.-
The power, and the strength of"the psriy.s wcald
be altogether more relied upon, than resii,ude cf
couduct.
No, Mr. President, he continued. I would leave
ou7 m"nied itsiifutious free and unshackled by oar.
ty, and | would also leave our citizens, free. and
then there vii be no danger. Feeling cou6dct,
That Il large po'pottion Of lhis honorable sena o
'hInk with me on this subject, | will add no more.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

Gov. Vroom Of New Jersey, having signided
his wish 20 retain no longer the Office OF Governor
which he has filed with so much acceptance. the
Hon. Philemon Dickersoh oi Patterson. now a new
member Of Congress, has been chosen TO sue
coed him. The votes sioo3--Dictorsoa 80. Pen.
rins'oa tw.) s5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

Repsrts ~ osasinoos--by Mr p~berpo,ui. the bill
relating 10 milosEe Il members OF The reus'sl Ne
.cmsir. With proposition 81 Amepdmeni. giving ~
'munctis'c eject, Whith ~ss ssrsyd TO and the bill
read a q iine snd rccummii.J ~, NJ Van Sick.
icp. thl providing fuf The ssfc keeping probate rec.
o'as. that ibs sane ought TO pss'. s~upsot'ed ss
NJ Ven Sirklea and Mr. npposed BY Mes'fs
lIchafd sad Percent. rejected: BY MIR rietpo,n',
tie till 4 m tic honsc. establishing permanent isl
sucs fr ceiih,a uficcrs. WITH p~ropo,cd amendments
4 adding SIS salary 20 Sec. II SAFE $50 ~ q.
,i.i4n, Scr. IL Senate 500 10 &c. 10 the Gov.
$50 10 asst. clotk e she honse amendments con.
cr-rei ia. sod 10 bii read 81 time snd on
molten 81 SIR Rsnncy. tccommiied for smrpo-
men'.
81, ps,.ri--pfo,,ding compensation fr county
clerks md sheriff. relating to mileage of mem
bers assessing : tss ala cents on The dollsf for
ihe supper, ,fgsyemtnent making appropriations
ff DO srihuusiur The ,reasurcr 10 borrow not
exceeding $40 600 N favor Of +. T. Merrill ::
making sppro pration to the VI ASYLUM fr the az.
ssne ucorpora rrg he S1ndeflaud Lead mine 60
he Marshheld manufacturing 60 relating to ieh
wsyt 10 frialion TO common schools relating TO
public b~al,dmgs relating to Transfer OF Turnpike
,'oct.
Bic iid gpoa NE taGie-rerenlipF pr, ofs"" o,
relating to eudotsets more effectively 10 prcvcnt-
gambling N the state.
Rcsoiutioa, from Tie house, r%ro,idiug for the poh
LEGATION Of, lie constitution of this state, as omenj
ed, ret. to com. on Judiciary.
Senate adjourned.
DOUsE-On motion Of sir Foot, the bill rels-
ting to the State Prison, on motion IT NJ Goodslr
The report relative To slavery, on motion of Mr.
Smith Of 81. A. tie bill rechoriering the bank Mt
Danvllle, we're eeyerally made the order for this
afternoon.
Mr. Brewster introduced a resolution for co eve.
ning sessiCn- agteed to.
Reports Nc. Disposed %.
Usmiscd-Bll relative 10 elections.
L.0id upOs he taJis-Bll relative to iowa meet
.ugs.
Biz passti-Relaijve to certain fcrs Of county
clerks AMI sheriff, -incorp1ra,ing Oitnqnec hee
manufscturiu Z Co.-Butlinglon female seminary.
Wells nyot manufacturing Go. Oiirr Creek manu-
featuring Co.-slleriug the names Of certain per
sons.
The bill sppropraiiug $4,000 for the survey Of
he Eastern railroad route. $4,000 tor the Western
and $1,000 for Tho Central, was supported hv
Messra ia iibGnls, Sargent, NocGl6m &c r. aud
Tracy, md opposed by Mcssrs Fitch, SAWYER Of
II. Smith Of b. Smith of NJ. Dee aud B~lckmastcr
the house refused to refer it 10 the next session
l05 10 GO, ordered TO IA 81 reading 95 TO 63, and
% q 81 reading without a division.
House adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

Tar LAST STAGE or hUsAs sIsgAr.-The assi'
"a Gazette gives the following shocking ee'ta Ne
lonsiie csEe ia n. H..
"Au inssoe paper in this toxin Il nov e9aLsf-
10 z dungeon bpiit ia a en.!ef n bis sss re-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
WISDsok CoUaTT.
Daniel Bowen, Sheriff,
Sllntheal Adams, ,
Ezra Putnam. ioP inspectors


Con. atJ. 10 tomorrow afternoon,
The report an he subject of slavery was con
sldefed: the first resolution declared that Congress
ehd The states have no power to prevent The trans
m'Ss'"n Of papers by Huil, Gc.--ihc second. ,hni
congress has PpNer over slavery in the d~is'Iict Of
Colum5ta-and the third for The transmission Of
the i"o FIRST to other States. ~ Needham oCB.
moved 10 refer the whole matter TO the next leqis-
la'ure; DISCUSSED by Mcssfs Neetham, Hastings.
Haswell. BfeN sier, Vilss, and with
drawn. Mr. Stevens uf r. moved To- dismi-s--Mr
has"ell &Needhsm Of Is. supported K c. X. Field
opposed h--aegatved. Mr. Tracy supported the
IL resolution, and Il vas sdopled. Messrs c. X.
fieif, Hale. Fitch sud Glndale suppored the 81.
and # Mas adopted. The 81 Sas adopted without
discussion.
Referred tn next sessinn-B.li 10 cLsuer Wash
'ng'"n 60. Bank. 90 10 IS a motion 10 dismiss hay.
ing bee4 hegsiiVed so to II.
Adj. 10 @ 2 o'clock.
sENAIE-eVening session. Nov. 10. Mr. Por-
ter 10 the Char.
b'V.-fof The support Of common schools, read
= % TINE and referred TO commit en on education:
i1hi'is bill seommitied for amendment 10 81 Pbelo,
who fep97ca tie zane with tuenlme n:,. aua he
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22
Eyr>i>o SESSION, Mosp.r, Nov. Il.

A resolution from the house. c1nru:red IN, ss
.isning a day ft the election ofBuG. General.
Resolution by Mr. Porter asking a recon-idetst .un
Of The vote on the bin relating 70 common school,;
aid upon The table.
temperance BnH. Mr Young. from the select
con. an the subject, reported the bdl with M a..
ineHameat, proposing to erase oil after the eua.t-
ING eisuse' and inseit a Substitute which wss
'esd' explained BY Mr. Young, essentially the same
"a ns provisions az iLe bl! uud such ss
we com believed IVES called for. and would be sus.
'a'oed oy public opinion. The amendment lakes
The power Of granting licenses from the county,
court. and places II under The guardianship Of civ
u sS'houiy OF The several towns. provides he man
nef and innis The qnantiy uf sale. by retailers snd
's&eeesrs' shd h1es the penalty for iafraetion Of
zoe s~ At 10 dollars. Mr. Hase moved to siss
.ee penalty 10 ,~snsy dollars. when on motion Of
hf Bnsgs, toe bill and The Gnenenssnt were lad
open The table.
ss'ftss 'destf-its senate tesuneA the ,or.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

w. ~
SENATE-fesolution fton the house relating
10 On exchange Of Legislative journals ofihis state
with the severn! states amended and passed.
Mr. Brggs moved a reconsideration cf the vote
coucurring with the house in relation to adjourn
ment without day. laid on the table.
Slavery in The district of Colnmbia Me- Gran
dy's resolution upon this subject Was called up, the
question being upon amendment offered by Mr.
Ranney, Mr. IIubbel moved its pos,poncment, for
the purpose Of considering another subject, motion
prevailed.
Surplus rerenue-,he report Of the com. made
on Saturday evening. the bill in relation to he die
tribulion of the surplus revenue, was taken up,
Senate acting in cCm. Of the whole, Mr. Converse
IN The chair the question being upon the PROPOSE
ton Of The cor. TO receive the money and leave
the distribution for the notion Of future lie gislatuIe
supported by Messrs P%ierpoint, Porter, Van Sick
len and Young, opposed by Messrs Ranney, Briggs
Howe, and Sheldon. Mr Rsnney demanded the
yea. and nays, when the Senate without taking
the question, adjourned, to meet at half past 6 this
evening.
HOUSE-The Governor. by merssge, amour.
ced that II. II. Reynolds declined accepting The Of
fee Of sheriff Of G. Isle county.
The bill; relative To probate courts in Lamoile co.
was ordered to a Sd reading.
The house proceeded to consider The bill abol-
ishing Imprisonment for debt. Mr Goodale said
the bill was not what il pretended 10 belts title
should have been IAN act for the pro,cc. ion of
rogues, grinding the face Of he poor. and eucour-
aging iawyors' The motion was supported by
Messrs Goodale. RICE of Somerset, Pierce. Tracy,
and opposed by Messrs Needham Of B.. Sargent
snd Smith Of M:-ayes So, noes 81, 60 the bill
wss dismissed.
On motion, "Wednesday afternoon vas fixed to
supply vacancies in G. Isle county.
The Governor, by message, announced the re-
signst'on of General Stephen p. Flsgc. lst Brig
ade, LIST Division, and On motion of Mr. Whitney,
Wednesday afternoon next Vas appointed to FL
the vacancy.
The bill 20 incorporate a bank at Poullney was
considered and ordered to a 81 reading.
The bill locating Franklin county buildings was
discussed by Messrz Smith Of st. A. and Webster
-no question was taken.
On motion Of Nj Tracy,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-22

,ideraiion ~ this sshr.c' the qassfivn berg oror
tho .usndmen, 10 the BIZ. from the house. pronu.
scd by The CON. in 'Aer report ofSa,urday evening.
The debate wss further continued hy Mtssfs Wa'.
son. Saiiie iIch.'d and Rsnney, opposed - iao
amendment. and by yrs.u Bel. Convene, Porter
snd p~,.rpcini. ia ~ favor, when the ssnHie, ~bh-
oui taking the question Adj.
I'VE hope TO be able IN a future paper. 80 favor
ouf readers riih a sketch of the able and interest.
i1g debate ppon this important question:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-20

ted 10 uhe General Land Office, as ID othe
cases Of the sale Of public lands. =
SEC. 3 And be il further enacted. Tha
the register and receiver at Galens, after The
board OF commissioners have heard and de.
iermincd all the cases Of redemption unde,
the act TO which this is an amendment, shall
,expose the residue Of lots 10 public sale 70
the highes, bidder, after advertising the ssme
in three pnblicsncwspapcrs at Iea@ six uoeks
Tpr;mr 10 The day ofsalc, in the same manner
as Is provided for tho sale OF the public lands
in o,licr cases and after paying to the COM
rnissioners the compensation hereinafter al
lowed them, and oil the other expenses Incl.
den, to the said surrey and sale, The receiver
Of the land Office shall puy over the residue
Of tho money he may have received from the
sale Of lots Aforesaid, By pre-emp,ioo as wcIl
as ut public auction, into tho hsEds OF the
county commissioners of Joe Daviess coun-
,y, to be expended By them in the erection Of
public 5uildinss, and the construction Of suit
able wi,arres in il~ town.6f Galena.
SEC. 4. And be Il further 6nnc,ed. That
the commissioners appointed 10 .car9 this &C.
into effec, shaIl.bc paid BY the receirer six
dollars each, per day, br their serviees, for
every day they are necessarily employed.
Approved. July I'd, 1855.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-20
The Indians Panacea.

E7OR Inc cure OF Rheumatism Scroiula OF
III Kings Er;i, Golt, sc;s.ica, or Hip Gout In.
capieni Cancers, Salt Rhrum. Syphilii;c and aicr.
c,,rsl dsrasrs particularly Elerre and painful al
f;r.ion. Of fshc bones. u]esfstsd Throat and Nos.
and lnierna, Abseesscs; f'ssiulss, flss, Seald.
bad, seurves, Bi!cs, caronic, Se-c es, Eye re.
sipei.s. Bloches, and every .uriets antageous
Affection, Chronio Catafrh, iirasischeSpso
from an acrid hau1oE Pain in the Apnsrh and
Dyspepsia, proceeding from visiaiion:s Affections
o, The Liver, Chronic inflammation Of tfse Kidneys,
and general debility, caused By. torp.s action Of
tho ve,scis Of the skin II 10 Mngrtaty sfhcacious
by rcuoraiins those constitutions which have been
broken down b. injsdicious tleatrcnhnr juvenile
irregularities In iernetri terms. It % secomrncn.
s,ed 10 all t.osc diseases which arises from iurn.
Sod in The aload, yitiaiou Of the humosss soi what
ever name or kind.
Some Of the above complaints may require como
tritiiag nsistant aPpicatsons, which fse eircuu':
Stances Of the case will ac,zie: bui fora general
remedy or Pspi6nisr. 70 resaors Ae oarss. THr II.
p,.ss PAsacK, will generally be f'unf sufficient
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-20
TPrp,,c-No 64.l

AN ACT 10 amend an &c, cnuticd. An ACT
authorizing the laying Of town on Bean
river, 80 the state oi fll,nots. and for other
purposes" approved 9Th February. cigh'
teen hundred and ,wcn'y.ninc.
Be il enacted by the Senate aud House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of Amer
ica in Congress assembled. Tha, all acts and
duties {. qu,rcd 10 b. done aud performed by
tho surveyor Of tho States ol ILLINOIS and MIS-.
sour, aud the Territory Of Arkansas, under
the &C, 10 which this is an amendment, shall
be done aud performed by board Of comma
sioncrs of three 10 number. any Two of whom
shall form quorum TO DO business said com.
miss,uners 10 be appointed by tho President
OF tho United States; aud shall, previous. 10
their entering upon tho discharge OF their du'
,scs, take an oath or affirmation TO operiorm the
same faithfully and impanially.
Src g. And be il further enacted. That
the said commissioners shall also have power
10 hear evidence aud determine all claims TO
Io,s uf ground arising under The act TO which
.h,s is au amendment, aud for this purpose
the said commissioners are authorized 10 ad'
minister all oa,hs that may be necessary, and
reduce to writing all be evidence in support
OF claims TO prc-cmp,ion presented for their
consideration; and when all the testimony
shall have beeu heard and considered, the
said commissioners shall 6lc with the regis
ter md receiver Of the land Office at Galena
tho testimony in each case, together with
cer,ific ase III favor Of each person har'ng the
righ, Of prs-cmp,,on aud upon making pay
men, to The receiver a, Galena, for the lo' OF
lois 10 which such person is entitled. the re
ceirer shall grant rcccip. therefor, aud is
sue certificates Or purchase, 10 be transmit
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-20
MEDICINES.

THE Subseribcrs have inst received and
arc now opcning full ASSORTMENT or Meai.
csncs from the Norib,, which can be recon.
mcnded with grca, confidence, d TAR as 70
CARDS their purify and genuineness, having
been purchased from one Of The Oldest and
mos, respectable houses in Phiiadelphia.--.
Physicians, Piunters and others, are reques-
ted to call, previous 10 laying in their summer
supplies. ,pd examin the quality Of those
now offered Tot sale; which We feel con6den
in vanan,ing and giving satisfaction TO pur
chases.
Among tbose lately received and NOW opcn
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-20
BOOT & eSoa sToH3,

BOOT f eEca STORE. .
TIME subscriber has now received ftesh
i and general assostmen, Of
Ladies' and Genticmcna Roots
and Shoes,
Of the latest and mos,. fashionable style, which
were selected With much caro- By himsclf-
which be believes will give general saiisfac.
ton to those who will favor him with their
custom. His stock comprises erers dcscsip-
ton Of Ladics and Gentlemen, and Chlasens
Boots aud Shoes, generally found in regular
shoe store. Tho I.adies and Gentlemen Of
Camden arc respectfully invited to call aud
cxamine for themselves.
ALSO On hand general assortmeat Of
FINE SILK HATS,
Which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms.
w. D. DANIELS.
February a7.--5,G
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DIR. ET ERS
Anti BfIiO Ms ri1ls.

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Datrt sna VICE sahen scsotI.ng . se
which accompany them, are h,ghy eenefaeia. in
the cure and pfessnhon @ ai hsheus e1mpsamls
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to,Psd csnd,non, Carrying on asge. auanuy q
bile, through shc ,nansnee os we esesanens Iane-
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tnc oo"cts, tncy ect.Ac CnuaW- ..,F, e4yg5 s,s.
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valuable. Many peisoa. Eho were sne*ss ,nsic s.,s
lent si.acks O ssek hesoashe hase PsTeeus
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CARPENTERS
Fluid Extract sarsaparilla.

Extrac, Buchu, Exuac, Jalsp, Extract Blu.
Amu,, Syrup Lscrwort, Buffers Magncsian
Balm Of Columbia, Hunters Corn
Plaster, Hygean Pills, Imperial Hair DYE,
Bleaching Liquid, TO remove iron moulds aud
ink spots from linen. Dcwiny's Cement, br
mcnding broken glass china &c: Jcwi,t's
Water Proof Varnnh. ALSO-Sal Eratus,
lsinelass. Gum Arabic, Gum Senegal, Arrow
Root, Citroa, Jujubc Paste. Tolu Lozenges,
Soda do Liquoricc and Opium do. Pepper.
mint do. Rhubsrb do. Mctal Bronzcs, and
variety Of Surgical Instruments, Just received
and tor sale by
YOUNG e. M'KAIN.
March l2, 1896.
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Camden Orphan Socie-
tvs Academy.

AN Assistant is wanted for Ibis institution
to teach Penmanship, Arithmetic and the
other ordinary branches of on English ed
uea.ion. Undoubied testimonials will be
required. both for Literary aud Moral qua
liications. Applicants, stating their terms
and naming their references for character,
will apply (all postage paid) to
MOSES HOLBROOK, ". D.
Principal. C o. A.
July 16-.25--tf