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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-26
sHERIFF'S s ALE.
Baldwin Summers Admr. Brown
Vs+ NUIhHIS
mes Baker. Pleas.


VS. G0mmoh
James Baker. Pless.
BY virtue of a writ Of FL. ia. ct lie. ia.
10 me directed By the court Of common
Pleas, within aud for Brown county Ohio.
! will offer for sale, at the front door OF
Hthe coutt-hodse, in Georgetown, on Sat
orday the 9Th day Of August 1912, be.
tween The hours Of 10 aud 4 O'Clock on
sail dav, the following real estate, 10 wit
Situate in that part Of Georgetown Brown
county Ohio, laid of BY Allen Wood, be-
;no uart Of In lot mo. i3l thirteen, Be-
n;9nino at the south west corner Of q one
s,orv brick hoase fronting onMain street,
thence north with the wall OF the
house. thirty eight feet, three inches 70
Ihe centte Of brick partition wall ,'henc,e, !,
east along The centre of said Pariiii on wall I, =
20feel: theuee south with the wall ol 'ue .
honss seven feet six inches, thence easl
oarallel with the lines Of the lot sevsn,{
nina feet Ia the back linei thence SCUM g
Win the back line thirty lees ana nlns
;n.h.s. A ,bsnce west parallel with the liens
!, X. Il, ninety nina feet, 70 the place
or = begining, with the aPpartenances'
,Fo he sold as The property o. 1ame'
ERaker. il The above case. Terms cash
& IOHN j. HIGGINS, Sh'f. B, G, Q
sberiff7s Office, Suly 2nd, 1912
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Fund Commissioners
VS.. Brown Common
Adam Sroufe g. Pleas.
John Stansbsry.
ID Y virtue of u writ of Genditioni erpo-
Id mas to me d,rected by tie court
OF common Pleas within and for Brown Cou,-
ty Ohio, win expose to sale Mt the hodse o.
Adam Sroufe, on SltOFday the 33rd day Of Jrily
l645, between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock, OF
said day, the following properly TO wit: Tive
bay mares, oas three ysar old bay horse, one
yea-ling bay colt, three cows, and one two horsi
wagon.
Tobe sold as the property Of Adam SrOufo ii
the above case.
Terms cash.
sOHNJ HIGGINS, Sheriff, BIC. o.
Sheriff's ofise, July llth, ls4s.
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r. p. TOMB, Post Master.
sEIERIFF,S SALE.

JaMes Featis
ys. Brown com. Plea Sc
Samuel Hannah &
Benjamin Applegaie.
DY virtue Of writofJ fl. IA. et Le. IA. 70 me
Ddirected BY tbs court Of common Pleas,with-
in and for Blown county Ohio, l will offer for
sale at the house of Benjamin AppIsgate Ia
Clark Township, on Monday, the 25tb day Of
eloek on said day, the following property to wit:
one sorrel horse, two bay mares, six mules, two
;ack.assss, one Jiuney, tw1 yoak ol oxen and
two cows
To Be sold as the property Of benjamin. Apple
gs,a IN The above case. Terms cash IN han6.a
JoHNJ. HIGGINS: Sheriff,
B.C.O.
shstIas ofaes, ialy llth, let2.
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SHEREFF'S SALE.
Michael Mc(;alfery
VS.. Brown Com. Plea:

vs.. Brown COm. ficas.
Edward Brannon.
By virtue of writ off. ia. ct lie. fa,,
10 me directed BY lhe Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for Brown County Ohio,
i will offer for sale, al the front door Of
the Court house in Georgetown on Sat
urday the 9th day ofAugust i642, between
The hours Of 10 and 4o'clock on said
day, the following real estate, 10 wit, the
undivided one sixlhpaft Of all that tract
Of land-Beginning al stake near a
buckeye aud Two beeches, northwest cor
ner 10 Elizabeth Johns, running with her
line south 1928 poles 10 stake. north
west corner Of Isaac BEcCune; then with
his line west $50 poles 10 stake in the
orieion4i line between surveys No. 1909
and No. 20l7 and nofth west corner 10
McCune then wiih said line north 1924
poles to three large blackoaks origional
corner TO sufyeyNo 20 n ;thence with the
old line east $50 poles 10 the beginning
containing 1851 acres Being in William
Psyn's SURVEY No. 20l7.
To be sold as the property Of Deien
dant in the above caFe--Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff B. GO
SherifE7s Office, June 2Bth, ls42.
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saERIFF's SALE.

Jacob snider ei. a. Brown Common
VS.. D,.a.
John Hill. 'sas'
BY virtue Of a writ, Of Fl. ia. ct lie
ia. to me directed by the Court Of Com
mon Pleas within and for Brown County
Ohio, will offer for sale on the pub
lie square in Georgetown, on Saturday
the 9Th day Of August 1912, between thG
hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day
The following property 10, wit; one sor
rel mare.
To be sold as the property Of John Hi
in The above case. Terms cash.
J. j. HIGGINS, Shift
B. G. o.
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Mr.. PALMER ;

Mr.. PALMER:
Please publish in your next paper the
name Of WILLIAM SHIELDS, Of Pleasant
Township, as candidate for Sheriff al
The October Election.
July the 23rd, Is42.
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saERIFF,S SALE.

Asa Anderson
VS..
John Ambrose and Brown commons Eieas'
Isaac Ambrose.
Byyirtue Of writ, Of Ri. ia. ct Ls.fs. to me
direeted by the c0urt'of co,nmln pteass within
and for Brvwr county Ohio, IwiH offer for sale,
at the front door d the court hcuSe, u Gso1ge- X
togn. on Saturday tle 9Th day ofAugast lS4s,
hetween the hours Or 10 and O'Clock on said
day. the following real esttae, to@it. Phe undi,
yidedhaif Of AL that tract Of land lying and oe
ine on the waters Of Whteonk creek, in the coun-
~ of Brown and State Of Ohio, Beginning at q
stooe IN the line ofschool house lot; thence north
45l west "a poles to a stonei thence SCUM 4oz
west AZ poles to astone at the state road thence
south as east "a poles running with the state
road % 4 stone thence north 464 east AZ pote'
to the beeiahing, Supposed to contain two acres
more or less.
70 be sold as the property Of John Ambrose c.Ts
II the above case. Terms cash in hand Slh
AN JOHN .HIGGINS, Sheriff.
b. Q. O.
Sheriff,u once, June 25th ls49
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Isaac snediker Brown Common
vs.. plaae
r. q j. Hopkins.
DY virtue Of a writ Of Fl. fa. al lie, ia.
D 10 me directed BY the court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for Brown county
Ohio; / will ofFsf for sale, at the front
door of the court house, in Georgetown,
On Saturday the 9th day Of August, 1912,
between The hours Of 10 and A o'clock
on said day, the following realestate, 10
Viz; Situate, lying and being ii The town
of Ripley, Brown county Ohio being thai
part of In lot No. | on the corner o.
Ferry 81 Main ana Water streets, on which
now stands the Ware-hodse Of Thoma:
and James Hopkins, fronting on Waiel
street 35 feet, and running back a
right angles sixty feet, on Ferry Or Man
street,
To be sold as the property OF the de
Pendants ia the above case. Terms
cash.
BIC. o.
SherifVs Office, June 2sth, 1872.
In consequence Of an error that OCCUR
red in the frat publication Of the aooY
Advertisements the sale is postponed tron
he 18th July 10 the 6th of August.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.


Sarah Genoways Brown Com. Pleas.
VS. Vendi. Exponas
Andrew McQuillan
DY virtue of writ Of Venditioni Erponas to
4 Dme directed by the Court Of Common Pleas,
within aud for Brown County Ohio, will offer
forsale, at the front door Of the Court House, in
Georgetown, on Saturday the 9th day of August
ls42. between 10 and O'Clock on said day,
the following real estate to wit: A certain tract
of land situate on Glady run in the County and
State aforsaid, bounded and described as follows
Beginning at large whiteoak and beach, N.
west corner to Martin Bishop; thence west66
poles to Gladv run; thence down the run, as Il
'meaNders, I6j poles, when reduced to straight
line, to two elm's aud a sycamore en-the west
bank Of ths run; thence East with the line Of
Conkin IS poles to a stake, corner to Tot nov
owned by Caleb Conklin; thence north 45 poles
TO stone in he AndersonState road; 'hence up
said road about II poles to stone in the line
Of Martin Bishop thence north with said Bish-
op'sline 1903 poles to the Beginning -contain ng
about ninsty five acres.
Oldered to be sold as the property OF .dndrew
McQuillan in the above case. Terms Cash
JOHN J. HIGGINS,
Sheriff B. C. o.
sheriars Office, jnne 29th, ls42.
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sHERIFF's SAFE
B. Baldwin use Of
John 8. Beasly Brown Com. Pleas.

John Tucker
By virtue ofa writ Of Fl. fa. ct lie. IA.
TO me directed by the court Of Common
Pleas, within an for Brown County Ohio,
I will offer for sale at the FROM door Of the
Court house in Georgetown, on Saturday
the 9Th day Of August 1912, between The
hours Of 10 and o'clock on said day the
following real estate 10 wit; A tract ol
land containing (5O) acres on the waters
Of Eagle creek; Beginning at a hickory
and stump in The line of SyIvanus Park
er, thence north l0s poles 10 gum and
dogwood; thence west rs poles 10 a su-
gar. .dogwoOd and ash trees; thence south
l06 poles 70 hickory and dogwood
thence east 76 poles TO the beginning;
being part Of tract Of land entered and
surveyed in the name of Lewis Lunsford
No. 1885, origiOnal quantity 26665 acres.
To be sold as the property Of Jehn
Tucker, in the above cases. Terms cash.
JOHNJ HIGGINS, Sheriff, d. G. o.
Sheriff's Office, June 2sih, 1912.
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We are requsted to announce Mr..
BENJAMIN ApPLEeATE as a candidate for
Sheriff of Brown couhty at the October
election.
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sHERlFF's SALE.

Thos. Fee and Enos
/. Lice
VS.. Brown common
John Moore. Pleas.
BY virtue ofa wril Of Fl ia. ct lie. fd
to me directed by the court of common
pleas, within and for Brown county Ohia
/ will offer for sale at the font door Of the
court house, in Georgetown, on Saturday
the 9th day Of August 1912, between the
hours Of 10 and 4 O'Clock on said day, the
following real estate. TO wit; A parcel OF
land, known as lot No. 43 in the town Of
Decatur, county Of Brown and State Of
Ohio, containing steam saw mill &c
To be sold as the property Of John
Moore in The above case. Terms cash
JOHN J. HIGGINS. Sheriff,
BIC. o.
Sherif's Office, June 2Oth, 1912.
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Those indebted to this Office for ad
vertising a:e requested to call and set
tie.
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AT ELLIsON;

AfToRNEV AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Once on the east side Of the Public Square'
Georgetown, Ohio
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Jacob Kilander

SHERlFF'S SALE.
Jacob Kilander
vs.. Brown common
Joshua Huston and Pleas.
George nj. Martin.
By virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. et lie. fa.
TO me directed by The Court Of common
pleas, within and for Brown county Ohio,
will offer for sale, at the front door OF
the Court house, in Georgetown, on Sat
urday the 9th day of August lS42 be-
tween the hours Of 10 and 4 O'Clock on
said day, tie following real estate 10 wit
All those tracts Of land lying or being 10
the town Of Feesburgh, county of Brown
and State Of Ohio, known and designated
on The recorded plat Of said town as In
lots Nos. 25 aud % (numbers twenty five
and tweniysx) with the aPpurtenances-
To be sold as the property OF Joshua
Huston, in the above case.--Terms cash.
ALSO
i will offer FOR sale at the house OF the
said Joshua Huston lniLewis Township
Brown county Ohio, on Friday the 18th
day ofJuIy 1912, between the hours Of
10 and 4 o'clock on said day, the follow,
ing property to vii; Four cows, one
wheat Tan, two harrows, one cuPboard,one
bureau, one mantle clock, one stand and
two poughs- To be sold as the property
of said Huston ia the above CASE
Terms cashin hand.
JOHNJ. HIGGINS Sheriff,
b. G. U.
sherfrs Office, Jane 2slb, 1912.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John A. Miller
vs.. Brown common
Allen ID. Sweet. Pleas.
By virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. ct lie. ia.
to me directed by the court of Comm IN
Pleas, within and fot Brown county Ohio,
[ will offer for sale, az the front door Of
the court house, in Georgetown. on Sat-
urday the 9th day of August lS4e, be-
tween the hours Of 10 and 4 O'Clock on
said day, the following real estate to,wil /:
A tract Of land lying and being on the
East Fork ofthe Little Miami River in
Perry Township, Brown county Ohio,
bounded as follows, !Begining at an Ash,
beech. and oak on the bank Of the East
forkoi the Little Miami river, al B. F,
Sweets lower corner, running S. 80. L
All poles 10 an ash and old oak in Henry
MilleT's line, thence SOUTH 25 west As
poles to an oak aud small sugar in the
line Of said Miller and A. T. Sweets cor
ner; thence south IS west AIT poles tC
a stone, dogwood and waier-beech on the
bank ofths said East fork of the sale
little Miami river and Andrew T. Sweet,
upper corner on SAID river; thence VI
said river with IFS meanders 49 poles Il
the beginning; containing one hundred
aud tweniy five acres, be the same mere
Or less.
TO be sold as the property Of Allen D.
Sweet, in tue above case. Terms cash
in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B.C.O.
cL..;e-s OHoo Inna och ts10.
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sHERIrF's SALE.

sherilFIs oaice, June 29lh, Isla.
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General Naval Court Mai thai, board the
u. s. Ship North Carolina.
FRIDAY, Sept. 2, 1872.


TRIAL OF LIEUT.. CHARLES WILKES, CONTINUED
The Court met al 10 O'Clock precisely all the
members present. with the exception OF Commodore
hldgely, who was prevented from attending IN
consequence OF illness.
The record OF lhe trial was read by the
Judge Advocate, when the Court ad,ourned ul to-
morrow morning al 10 O'clock when they " Ill meet
pro Jorn'a, and adjourn until Monday, when LII ut.
Wilkes Will present his defence II possible, II not,
on tuesday. The Court is enlolned by law ct
from day TO day (Sundays excepted) unll the lind
Ing OF sentence.
In connection with the proceedings of Yesterday,
we have received the following .etier from Passed
Mldshlphan blunt, who, IN consequence OF the evil
dence being closed, c, uld not be allowed 10 make
the explanation contained therein before the Court
to-day
New foRS, Sept. %, ls4,.
beg that you will give the following an insertion in
your valuable paper -
IL was stated in evidence before the Court Martial on
board the North Carolina yesterday, (sept lSt by r. H.
Waldron, Purser, u. D. NJ that "he ecollected otctIy
that Passed Midshpman Biuns pay sto PEG Nv
order of Capt likes for his assed mpn blunt,
not keeping ajournal" My journal will
sell, and ned by and bought the last day
did duty III the Exploring Expedition; dad ever re-
iuse TO keep journal during the cruize inserted in
journal, at one time, when my apartment III the Storage
in such condition 10 be scarcely inhsbable
81 should be compelled to defer writing up my Journal
until could find proper place" From the passage
the rder 10 stop my extra pay. stopped from the
last date there Journal nor havel asked
received one cent OF extra pay since.
Respectfully your obt sevt,
SIMON FRASER BLUNT
Passed Alidshpman, u. ). n.
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Court Of Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ingraham.


SEPT. 2,-I,dtrard Y. >iubay (by his gaaydiaa)
james Gibson. -Assaui and Bditgy.-The plaiu-
tiff Is ine little fellow, son of MIR Aubey PAX
Row-the defendant a master baker, doing bust
ness at n Hudson street, and tall powerful lock-
ing man. On the afternoon of Saturday, Sd July,
lsil some fire crackers had been given TO the lad
and he stood near the corner of Park ow and Ann
street, setting them off. The defendant happened
to be there at the time with his horse and bakers
wagon, and had to sustain the usual Fourth Of July
eve publications., several boys being engaged in en-
Dying themselves with squibs, crackers, chaser-
pistols. &c II did not appear in evidence howev-
er, that any struck his horse, and certainly none
thrown by young Aubery. He was seen deliberate
y to take large whip from his wagon, drive round
into Ann street, leave his horse and cart there, and
return TO Park Row. He went behind the little
boy, and struck him several severe blows with the
whip-the little fellow ran, but not before he had
got severely beaten, large welts being left from the
cuts OF the whip on his legs, &c. The passcrs-by
seeing so powerful man thus using a child Of III
or II years old, interfeied the father Of the lad
up and seeing the affection of his child, caus-
ed the defendant 10 he carried to the police Office
where he was held to bail 10 keep the peace. The
present action is entered for damages. he ury
gave verdict IN favor of the piantii for $50 which
carries in addition, some 60 or $50 costs the case
having been long time before the court.
- For blaintff Mr.. g. w Gerard and Mr. T. Ketch-
UNI. Fordefendant, Mr.. Barber,
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OCULIS1'S.
DOCTOR J. FIR AN CHS

CELEBhA E1 II WAIER.
MO. 10 BARGE X STREET, within two doors Of ,hc
nriamma;cryc of the eye, weakness Of sight, &C.,
never fail ring nebuas Of the longest standing without
' CERTIFICATES.
certify that Jacob Valentine youth Of about fifteen year,
age, brought house last f apparently blind
called to-day aud that he has been the patient
Dr. j. Francis. whose treatment has been the Means unde
Rector Of ST. Georges Church, Beekman SC.
This certify that Of my children afflicted
diseased eyes for length of me of them almost blind
with nebulas, covering the sight Every remedy resorted
without good effect, and desaed Of them being
recovered They perfectly restored sight by Dr.
DANIEL s. JONES 100 Pearl street,
the .kul treatment OF Dr. j. Francis my sight now per
'' MXRTiA BROWN III Forsyth street.
Icertify to the above being true s
GEORGE BENEDICT,
49,. Z. Pasto If the Stanton Church.
was nearly blind for ny with each
and from the of Dr. Francis wonderful pre- paration
that disease my 1yS 11 n9S [eeEys1sG
We the unde ned haying Witnessed the astonishing eff
OF Dr. francis preparations diseases Of the
anhe,, hgy recommend them the notice of the jubilee
valuabl remedies.
Duncan Dunbar, Pastor Of McDougai st. Church
n Copc, Pastor Of the Fist Baptist Church.
JoI n Peck, Agent of the Home Mission Society.
Jacob houner Pastor Of the North Bar tist Church.
Joyph Andreade, Roman Catholic Priest of st. Peters
Church. -.1ff
Numerou certificates be the Office. Prepared
sold only by Dr. Francis, 10 Barclay street. New York
Artificial Eyes Inserted which be distinguished from
the natural, without giving the slightest pain.
Dr. j. Francis respectfully insr his friends and the public
that consequence Of the Of his business Dr. Genny
Member of the Royal college Of Surgeons London aud Of the
New York Medical Society has Joined him. and every conf.
dence be placed in his profs skill Oeulist
Office hours from Q A. NJ. until NJ. jyI0 IN
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Assistant Vioe-ChanceIIor,s Court.


SEPTEMBER 2-iMPoRrANT DEclsIoN.-1he schisn
In the Reformed Dutcn Church, III torsy al street,
ana the difficulty which occurred there some
seven years ago, are familiar Ia the minds OF
OF our readers. dispute took place Detw cen HEN
~ Gable, and others, the OLD board, and Jacob +.
Miller, and Others, the board OF rustees both
claiming 10 be the legitimate board OF The church
The involves about 500 900 worth OF proper
and was thrown INTO chancery about ten years ago,
by the first named parties. The hndl argument OIL
the Cause took place in June last, and occupied
number OF days Mr.. George Wood and MIR. John
Graham argued the case for The compliments, and
Mr. Clinton De VIII for the defendants.
The compliments aver thai The church was FORM
ed in the year 1868, as a Dutch reformed church.
LIT was the old building that formerly stood in Mas
sau-street, between Jonnstreet ana Maldeh-iane,l
and immediately became connected with and
ject 10 the synod Of Holland, which all the Dutch
churches IN this country were al that Tune attached.
In l172, by leave OF the mother church, separate
home organization was formed, continuing the
standards and confession OF The parent church, which
are diuanlstic. In 1926, II is contenued Inc de-
PENDANTS began 10 depar from the intention Of The
founders, by introducing Lutheran doctrines and
preachers, and admitting Lutheran members INTO
The church, until they finally acquired majority III
numbers, proc lame The church Ddt pendent, and
established II Lutheran or Armenian church,
thus possessing themselves OF the church properly,
whereupon cOmplalnants and Others OF the old
school organized separately under the name Of the
German reformed Chuich, united themselves again
with the synod OF The Reformed Dutch t.huIch,
and commenced this suit, seeking re-possessiCn of
the church property on the ground that they are the
true Of the founders, and that the defend
ants have diverted the estates from their proper
channel. The latter deny the allegation, and msIst
that, although the church had been al time
nected with the Judlcatores of the Reformed Dutch
church, the union was purely voluntary, and liable
to be dissolved at pleasure The Assistant Wee
Chancellor gave learned and elaborate oplElon,
exhibiting much research, and hlch would be well
worth publishing at length by some oil religious
papers, the history OF the Christian church beng Judy
gone into, &c. He declared tnat there nad been
departure, by the defendants, from the standards
of faith of this church at the laying the foundation
stone of the old building III Nassau street, in 1905
and he could not lind that the ounuer OF the church
gave the property to be held perpe rual alliance
with The Dutch Reformed church, or cothed 1t
with AN Interchangeable trust. Ordered, that The
claim OF the complaDants cannot be sustained and
that the oil be dismissed, with costs.
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DISEASES OF THE
EYE AND r AR.

BG BROADWAY, Corner Ohm street, up stairs.
SHANKS, NJ ID. respectfully to The public.
y that for the better accommodation Of his patients from
abroad, well those Of tho city re has his off
as above stated where he WI, attend from o'clock daily
TO The treatment and Of all diseases ncdec human
and csf ADD the diseases Of Women aud Children From
o'clock daily will be devoted Consultations
Of cases Of disease every department of med
cine including those of private and delicate cha acte
and the public against the reotest feeling
prac fioner Of medicine Of u years DURATION graduate of
University Of the city of New York aud that his inaugural
dissertation for III. degree of Doctor Of Medicine this
University entitled The Human Eye, Ansomcllly Phso
logically and Pathaogcally considered ELECTED tho highest
approbatoTy cncomiums from Professor Mott before the
sembed council and professors Of this learned University dur
ing the public examination aud defence Of the
Dr. y regrets the necessity he under in adyeng TO these
crcunstaccs repugant fe delicacy Of every true
hearted physician but the duty he he and the
gard he bound have the PRESCRIPTION OF the ggblc
the regularly Oh ysc who a spent years In
the study of the know ogusy bp Tor his art
and who holds the sealed testimony ~ Tined and competent
authority before whom he examined 70 praeuqe SUCH
he-T respectfully enquire Icman silent IN his Office,
be uI from the legitimate lrotnd Of his
nfc dion, b. the bold pesuminz reckless qutcks
No fYs one viii submit 10 t And in order 10 place
srb,set bt re the pablo in apfepe li-ht aud IA such
way As direct towards the pubc attention in the
possible propose 20 publish immediately views
mo al length on this TOPIC. I.-- fuIf.
sTbss ne r,bc and the profession who Disposed 10
SECOND my edo will please call 81 oce and subscribe
fc copy. The expense will not be than sxIence
shilling. -rsd trn gDnr .t" fuof au2l lmsr