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TEMPERANCE.

i "a III L E1lAlNOE s
We are grati6ed to observe the con-
tinued progress ofthis truly benevolent
cause. Every where it gives promise
of moral reform, which shall be felt
and acknowledged, when rational, in
telligent creatures have found an abb
ding home. It's blessings are daily be-
ing distributed in rich profusion not
only among the poor outcasts, who
hitherto have been left friendless and
penniless by intemperance, cut off from
the sympalhies ofthe Christian, and de-
MED the aid and countenance of the
Patriot and Philanlhropist. But in high.
er circle, in fashionable life in the splen-
did mansion, where we are forced to
look for happiness and virtue and ex-
allied state, mental and moraI-this
kind comforter, of the broken heart,
is dispensing its unearthly sweets.
Look around you friends and neigh
bors, and say whether you can point
to no individual benefit which have re-.
suited from the efforts in our own city.
Has there been no Joy here, among
friends, who have watched the pro-
gress of that master Ulce till hope it
self had turned to dust, when at last
the temperance reform, has, as by some
magic power reclaimed a devoted VIC
tim and restored him to health. and re-
speclabill,y be found friends to himseJ
again.If there has been but single in
stance Of this land we believe there are
many such) il should afford more de-
| light to the heart of the PhIlanthropist,
the Patriot, the Christian, than money
has ever bought at the bar of dram
shop. or hospitality offered at the fes-
tive Board.
These remarks have been sugges-
ted by the late meetings of the Wash
ingtonean association Of this place.
On Monday night last, we had the
pleasure of listening to one of the most
powerful appeals iii behalf OF our race,
in this cause Of humanity and benev=
olence, we have ever heard on any oc-
casion. Ii was from Mr.. Childress
of the City of Mobile, member CT
the legal profession who though a
stranger in our city hitherto, Will not
be SO regarded for the future. He
ha, won for himself golden opinions
| from all sides, but what is more cheer
ing to the public, and we doubt moi
more grateful to gentleman ofhis good
sense. be was won for the cause q
Temperance, Many advocates ane
friends who have hitherto felt careles:
and unconcerned. His effort wa
| truly eloquent, and was again and agar
interrupted by enthusiastic bursts Q
appIause,-whiIe the point and lore
! Of his wit and anecdote elected shout
Of laughter, from his delighted auditory
gave variety, interest and practical Il
, lus,ration to the main points ne DIS
cussed. He touched with a maste
; hand the tender cords of the human
/, heart, and made them pulsate 10 eve
~ tone, to the noble and generous sen
> timents Of humanity and benevolenc'
which seemed to inspire the gli'e'
: speaker. -
r He again addressed the society 20
!. next evening in his happy style s'l
: gazing converts TO this greatest an
:, hest Of human means for the accom-
: plishment of good to portion Of on
n race who but Tor this are wholly 10.
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~raduallg cool of. There Is no ilan-
SeF 70 b apprehended 70 our Union
rom South Carolina qualification. II
4 as harmless a thing IN the hands Or
he Carolinians as one could desire.
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POTATOES SC MACKEREL.
Al BBLS. Potatoes, and Mackerel in bar
HO refs and halt barrels, just received, and
fer sale exceedingly low by
]. L. CLARK.
Jan. 23d, 1913.
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IN BANKRUPTCY No. 493.

District Court of the United States. J
Northern District of Mississippi. i
Notice is hereby given, that DAVID
HARDIN Of Lowndes county has been
duly declared a Bankrupt! by an eor-
der of this said court made on the I'd day
January A. 3. 1S43; and that the said
Merit Welton has applied Tor a certifcatS
of final discharge IN such case made and
provided: and the I'd monday of April
I643 at Aberdeen, has been set for final
hearing. All persons interested may then
and there appear 10 show cause; if any
they can, why the decree and certificate
of discharge should not be granted.
G. M: RAGSDALE, Clerk
Ianuarv 9 1SA3. II
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~ Tie Democrat Intend holdinp sIotker
heesing herr On tho 7th q February.
We wonder whether il win be more har.
nonious than their iOrner one. ass 2
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SUGAR Sc MOLASSES.
x HHDS. SUGAR, and Choice article
- Molasses, all in good order. and For Sale
low, by j. CLARK
Jan. lS43-I7
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IN BANKRUPTCY-No. 492.
District Court Of the United States. !
Northern District of MisSissiuni. {

Notice is hereby given that JOHN w.
HODGES of Lowndes county, has been
duly declared a Bankrupt by an order of
of this SAID Court made on the Cd day Of
January, A. d. Is43; and that the said
Merit Welton has applied for certificate
of final discharge from his debts under
the act cfCongress in such case made and
provided: aud the I'd monday of April,
1843 at Aberdeen, has been set for the
final hearing. All persons interested may
then and there appear to show cause. il
any they can, why the decree. and certii-
cate of discharge should not be, granted.
G. M. RAGSDALE. Clerk:
January. I'd. l64S: II
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OBITUARY.

DIED, near this place on Tuesday n1efpllls
the 18th inst, FLoRENcE INDIANA, daugh'es'
., Mr.. and Mrs. EnwIN r MoORE, aged
al,,,,t 3 Years and nionths. aPeace'3 y her
IL sweet the slurnber which seemed e quiet
her mortal remains and oh! aweeter AID nap
-, fay The eternal rest of her innmcral spirit.
..The hand Of Tie Reaper
Takes the ears that are hoary'
But The VOICE Of the Veeper
Waits rhiIdho6d IN glory
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WINGED lha
CO.. .,,,,ch wors'
y ,,s'aaasand stal
b march owe.
copla, i The SAFE
ssf 6sla ! croakipg
un1I ss az Ale away
nt, On y n,Iiet as
9 sonlsa !. Of a
ii. I'D We have So -
conrictlonol tue
,ls which keeps ps
,Ipster as she does !
~ regiments. .. OIL
mrOrOus militia
'Iposl and capture
" South Carolina
= !. ! Of her ridicu-
k,ffcalion.
4 ',,;(ssts as much
$ If one principle
nss;s +, as a dandy does
's y One day she
d 0 =. E'tion, smacks her
$. 'a0I g',v, it is delicious
se,;s ronils it up with !
,Sss ss = and sickness ESQ OF
s $ bS course in 1885,
g. y s, Der Legislature
nj. il that a National
fun r.. ,5Is to the welfare
~ ~ ! 1887, it again
- j that a National
az - pbledly ruin TIE
'@ ofs. year before they
.s : y Did she change
' ~ alIy in one short
~ Z. has no opinions.
$ blinking, she new
y Iignity of nollons'
rb.' / as the complex
- The cause of
|, - i. iotions with res
j. jlpk is to be found
s.. ;..' N C. Calhoun, who
y 4, South Carolina
nsy to Washington
I session called by
pr all his previous
= e;of the utility of
~ rg5oard and 10 come
h he Sub Treasury
a.. \. That miserable
!; !: responsive to Cal
~ SHE keys of a piano
j. Ofa master perform
i. avs black is white ,
h. echo comes from all
: ! tlat black is white.
=, . Calhoun to adopt
i. b Miller about the
4. ! earth next April,
!. you'd Immediately get
i ind with paliid cheek
avail the approach
". There cannot be
&, yealer and more sla-
b % he part of a Sta te
u one man. IfCalhoun
) himself as the tenth
Hndoo god, or as the
{ lie second coming OF
I TO manifest itself, all
!, : in Carolina would
\ iunlesilatingly believe
!, im, In FACT be could
E absurdlly too mon
!. lib Of his State. She
nYlhing he says, or do
bis her to do. Never
!, RPdient slave seen on
ahe dies. if il should
dutHle off his mortal
Pdoubt every palmetto
ek,and he will be DEF
as Romulus was ir
bling her slavish devo-
p Carolina has some O
representation remain.
lE'lhat she cannot make
a
% the National forbear.
WI not be yielded. II
she will be mistaken
~ will not take up thu
0aIF, as their candidat,
tncy, and we have n,
20 be is rejected by then
y luriOus, aud belongin;
abelngs who would ra
" Than serve in Heaven
tlaln notification in th.
becoming dictator, king
= South Carolina. Bn
me that State to be ex
~ how she attempts t,
ls 9aIs laws Of Congress
1852 will not again b
20. If she resists th
'nlles in her ports, a fore
snPtl her acquiescence
laleIy sent TO her shore:
lug Of war will come or
! we are not a falls
~ be taught moreefec
las yetbeen, how hope
Y Y % attempt to beat Q
lna -
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COEEEE

COFFEE.
JUST received per Steamer Agnes, Forty
~ Sacks Rio Coffee, For Sale very low by
J. L. CLARK.
Ian. 19, 1913,
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI


LowNDEs County,
Probate Court, January Term, A. d. 1913.
HyO all persons interested in the estate Of
IL Va1dry McBee late of ,I4owndes coun-
ty deceased; sgy 81
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Judge of our Probate Court, at Term thereof
to be holden at the Court House for said coun-
ty, on the LIST Monday in March, A. .. 1913,
then and there to show cause, if a1Y you can.
why an order should not be made 10 sell the
following described Lands, situated in I.owndks
county, and State of Mississippi, belonging II
Che estate Of the said Va1dry Nc Bee decd.
according TO the prayer ii the petition of Alice
G. McBees Guardians &c. TO wi d;
Lots no. eight, nine, twelve and thirteen. Il is,
further ordered by the Court. tliat thigcitation
be published in the Democratic Whie, and the
Columbus Democrat. two newspapers publish :
ed in the town Of Columbus, fer SIX weeks sue
ceaslvely.
Witness, the Honorable Thonas Sanp.
sdns Judge ofathe, Probate Court for
as Igowudes countys the list Monday o
january, A. d. 1888 ass lea
ssued from the, minutes, the 9th day Of
~ d. 4yfTt n ~ III M
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS. Is
DERSONE desirons of obtaining PeaFcess
III CINGINrGATH SPINNING W a.
CHIMES, viii please leave their nam e.
with DR.. Weir Col. Geo. II. Young. OF Lou i
Gilmer, ESQ, where they will be- attended to
by JOHN PEARCES IN
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|[, .,,risd ds ,I..
No. banged The he
!I,soss, beyond ',"i
q ! much .at " s,ais
|s'', ID Iparch. over
's SsId 10 the SAFE,
:, a'' aad oro sL,s
=. 3 die away |
20 !. \ as quiet as
~ flowers Of a |
n We have SO
ls,oOpylciio the |
!. which keeps |
'..,er as she does |
y regiments of |
|nirorons militia militia. |
...osl and capture |
\ South Carolina ,s,n |
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-09-19
Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware Manufactory.

n IHE Subscriber has purchased the Stove
Il establishment in Ripley, formerly cSFTied
on by G Porter, where he intends keeping ON
hand good assortment OF Stoves and pot metal
at the stand occupied by c., Porter, ON Font
street, one door above J. D. & D. P. Evans
store, which he win sell at the lowest prices
for cash or approved country produce.
Ills Stoves may be obtained oil. M. EvanS-&
Co., in Georgetown.
TIN WARE.
] have also removed my Tin Shop 20 the
same place, where intend keeping on hand 4,
general assortment, by retail and Wholesale.
Intend keeping inland anassOrment Of Burt's
improved Oil Blacking, by wholesale OF retail.
IREPAIRING.
Stoves and Stove Ware, Tin and Copper
Ware, repaired at the shortest notice.
EXTRA PLATEsfOrstoves will DO kept con-
stantly on hand.
WIN. X. BURT.
Ripley, April 90, Is42. 40-tf
Pork, Wheat, Oats and Flour will be taken
at the market prices for the above articles, in
payment Of old debts. Va
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sherman's Camphor or Head .
acha L0Zenpea.

Give Immediate reIiefin Nervous Of sick Head.
ache, palpitiaton of the heart, IOwnessof SpiI-
its, desponpency, infammatoTy or putFid sore
-throat, bowel or summer complaint, faInting
-oppresslonsor u sense ol sinking Of the chest
-cholic, spasms, cramps Cfthe stomach OF bowels
.hysterical affections and all nervous diseases
-dFowsiness through the day and weakefulneSD q
night; cholera OF cholera moFbuss diaIhGa, las
situde, or sense Of fatigue. Persons travel
ling or attending to large parties, will find th
tozenges really Teviving, andimpaFting the buoy
ancy Of youth-used after dissipation, they viii
restore the tone Of thesystem, generally, and
remove all unpleasant symptoms arising from
toe free living.
Joseph b. Nones, Esq,, Vice President Of the
Washington Marine Insurance Company, has
suffered, for years with nervous headache, that
nothing would relieve till he used these LOzen-
ges, which renewed il entireIyfin fifteen min.
sutes, asa .- >s5ss.ss y a
Dr.. G. Hunter, 1903 Sixth Av., has been sub
isct to violent attacks Of headache, 50 aS 70
make hIm Rlmest blind for two or three
hours at a time. Nothing ever afforded him any
relief Ili he tried these Lozengss, andthOy
curad him in a few minutes.
W.H. AttTee, Esq, Of the New York Herald
has used them fer the last year for hsheAds
ache Orlassitude, and always found immsdiatO
relief from thems % s
Dr.A. o. Castle, 1O4 Sixth Av., has, used
them repeatedly and never knew them to
fail.
A fresh supply Of this valuable Msdirihe just
received nd for sale by d. J. StswaEts George
town, g. Murphy, Ridgsay & Cos Ripley, Q.
QSF25 cents per boxs
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New Map of Ohio.

Tha subscribers propose publishing new edi
tim Of heir map OF the State of Ohio.
This Map is compiled from the Surveyain the
SuTvevor Generals 0Hice al Cincinnati in part
bv Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as q
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attestad, NOT only by the present Sur
vevor Geaerol, but confirmed by the seftiheats
beyeunto attached, Of Robert I. Lytle, Esq, the
u,sdecessor Of Mr.. HaInes: and will exhibitthe
sections, fractional SECTIONS, Virginia Military
Surveys. principal roads, Public works and con-
tomplated public Improvements, together witt
ina Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, counties
Towns, cities and villages, which will bO laiC
down with tho greatest possible accuracy.
There is no doubt that this map will contain
the most minute and authentic Information Of
any state map ever published. One of the pro
pretors has visited every county in the State, 70
the purpose of gathering every information requis
ite. TO insure correctness. This fact Of itself f
will necessarily give assurance to those who may
patronize the map, thar for real Autillty,it musI
supsrsede any map got up East, for the purpose
of state, but without the advantage of the per
sonal inspection and labor that has been bestow'
ed exclusively on this.
The size of the map will be between 4 and
feet square, neatly eolored in eluntless mounted
and vanished and soldto subscribers at the low
price of six dollars.
Agents or companies taking ten copies, will
bs allowed a deduction offorty per cent.
DOOLITTLE & MUNS0N.
Engravers and map publishers, Cincinnati
L have examined the compilations made from
the public surveys this Office by Mr.. Morrison
for Messrs. Doolittle & MunsOn, whoare abou
to publish sectional map of the state Of Ohio
and SO far as they relate to the public Surveys
thsvare correct. ROBERT 4. sLYTLE
Surveyor Generals Cincinnati.
| August 3, l94I.
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VIII take Notice,

= THAT petition was filed against them on
the 22nd day Of July A. d. le43, in the court
Of common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, by
George BohreT, and 10 now pending, wherein
the sal George BohreT demands partition Of a
survey Of 1000 acres ofland made in the name
Of benjamin Moseley by No. 1853, lying on the
waters Of straight creek in said county Of Brown
aud patented to the Heirs and legal Representa-
tives Of said Benjamin Moselsy by Patept da
ted December 23rd 1942: land thatat the next
term Of said court application will be made by
the said George Bohrer fofan order that parti-
tiohmay be made Of said premises.
es GEORGE B0HRER.
DAVID g. DEyoRE, Atty.
July 22d, 1e43. ,.l.....-.
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DIR. PETERS VEGETABLE
ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

Are the most unTivaled remedy ever discover
cd by the ingenuity of man. They are a sove
reign cure for the following complaints: Vel
low and Bilious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dyi
pepsa, Group, Liver Complaint, Sick Head
ache, Jaundice, Asthma, DrOpsy, Rheumatism
Enlargement of the Spleen, Piles, Colic, Fe
male Distinctions, Heartburn, ,Furred Tongue
Nausea, Distentions of the Stomach and Bow
els, Incipient Diarrhea, Flatulenee; Habitua
Cosiiveness, Loss of Appetite, BlOtehed sr sal
low Complexion, and in all cases of Torpo
of the Bowels, where Cathartic or an Appe
rient is needed.
They are exceedingly mild In theifoptfation
producing neitheir Nausea, Gripping noi DebiI-
ity. They are extensively used and conmen-
ded by PRACTISING PHYSICIANS, in all
parts OF tile Union, from whom any quantity Of
Certificates of theirvalue,can be Obtained.
(brDr. ]. G Smith, Of Woodstock, Va.
says-ttThey are a better pill than can make -
He recommends them to all.
The Agent at Strasburg, Va says, he sup
plies families for thirty miles aronnd with Pc
tsFs Pills. end they perform sucn remarkable
cures that they are preferred toevery other
medicine.
Mrs. E. Ward, of New York, was troubled
with Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint for IS years
and bv using these valuable Pills short time,
she was completely restored.
Miss CLARK, daughter Of Col CLARK, was attic
ted with Irregularities and ObstructiOns, at
tended with most distressing symptoms. She was
curaA by using DR., Peter's Pills.
non. e, D.Davis was afflicted with Rheuma
tism so as to be unable 10 dress himself. Three
boxes ofPeters P.Ils entirely cured him.
| But why multiply testimOniaIs? Weaay L
aN,s Tar DR.. PETERS VEGETABLE
PILLS, and we y I'll guarantee that afterward
you win use them in preference TO all 9th
| eTs.
Afrech supply of these valuable Medicine
just received and for sale by ~, ]. Stewart
Georgetown, and Murphy, Ridgway & Co.
Ripley, o. They may be found al most of tn
principal stores throughout the State Of Ohio.
G. r. TaoMAs & Go. IA? Main Street, Gin
clnhati, General Agents for .he Western coun
| cry. .-s
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Land for Sale or Exchange

WVWO lots containing eighty acres each
II in Lenawee county, Michigan, situate
about eighteen miles from Toledo, and hali a
mile from the Toledo and Adrian Railroad =
The land is timbered with oak, whitewOod, MAJ
ble and beach; and the soils rich,
Also, lot containing eighty acres in LueaI
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Toledo, in
a section settled by thriving farmers. This Il
also timbered land, with rich soil.
Iwi sellall or partsof this land on accommo
dating terms or exchange itfor farming land y
Brown county. Fotfurther information inquiF
It the Standardized
GsorEtown, Feb. 9, 1S4l.
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WHAT IRELAND ASKS OF AMERICA. -
J. Aguslus Shea, an Irish poet OF con
emlIence, concludes fine po..
Q which he has recently published, with
an eloquent appeal in behalf Of his Coun.
try TO the sympathies of the American
people, from which the following 10 an
extract.
"---To thee, and to thy race,
America! | urge my plea;
Thy land is freedoms dwelling place,
Aud such may il forever bs:
She tells her tale Of woes 10 10 thee:
To whom can she lock up for aid,
II not to the victorious free,
Whom Freedom her vice gsrants made
All thou canst do is put thy part
OF Freedoms delighted trust,
To cheer the nations whe would start
To life, and liz them from she dust.
Be friendly to her friends, and fond;
For so lis written ia the bond.
Weask not msn--we ask moi arms,
Nor fleets 10 thunder wars alarms--
Nothing to weaken even one tie
Which hCommsrce weaves across the se'
We ask lhos but to breathe the Sigh,
The word Of generous sympathy
To give the heart without the hand,
And vindica,s my native land.i
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BROWN common Pleas.
Samuel Bivlns

Samuel Bivins
VS.. An NheheeIy'
William Workman and
John Harness,
WTilliam Workman and John Harness are
wv hereby notified, that on tina 3lst day Of
NAV le43, Samuel Bivins filed in the court Of
common Pleas Of tha county Of Brown and
State Of Ohio, bill In chancery against the
said William Workman and John Harness.
The bill states; that on the I4th Of Ncvem-
Der 1886, defendant William Workman execu-
ted his title bond binding himself to make to
defendant John Harness warranty deed for
sixty acfes ofland in Green township In said
county, part Of Henry Lees entry No. llOS9,
Of las acres, bounded and described as follows
to wit:--Bes inning at three hickorlOs, running
thence ninety three and three fourths poles one
way aud one hundred and two poles the other
way;-for which said Harness was 20 pay said
Workman S2l0 in l6 months from that date !
that Workman was in possession thereof and
held tho same by legal title i-that at the date
Of said title bond he put Harness in possession
thereof and took his notes for the purchase mon
ey;-that on the 4th Of September 1887 said
Harness sold said land to Complainant forO
valuable confederation, fully paid, and asslgned
to him said title bond and delivered 70 him pos
session Of said bond and land ,--that Workman
gave up 20 Harness the notes for the purchase
money and took complainants notes IN lis'
thereof, all Of which have been fully paid, . z
cepi one note Of SlO6 due about the lst o
March Is42,--that Complainant has Away
been ready topay the same since u Secam
due, and now brings the came lns0euurt s--thA
Defendant Workman has LET tho State ant
gone to parts unknown. The bill prays III
court 10 decree complainant the legal title
said land &c :, IL q good title can be had an
in default thereof, return Of the purchase mon
oy already paid--and such other and further r
liefas he may be entitled 20 in equity; and I'll
said William Workman and John Harness Al
further notified, that unless they appear, an
plead, answer, or dsmur to the said bill, With
sixty days after the next term Of said court, Il
\ said Samuel Bivins at the term next afler Il
expiration OfSaid slxty days, will apply to Sa
court to take the matters Of the bill as confes
cd, and to decree thereon accordingly.
SAMUEL BIVINS.
HAMER & JoHEST0F, SOlr's. for COmpl
Ma ), slst, ,ls4S.
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NOTICE,

HNHE undersigned having entered intO
III permanent paftne rship, will practice med
ieine, surgery, &c. in Georgetown and surroun
dingcountry. Taeir Office 10 on Market street,
in the house formerly occupied BY the senior
partn or, whore one or both may at all times be
consulted, except when absent on professional
business. + P.J.BUCkNER,
K.F. STEWART.
June 1st. I943.
Doct. Stewart having studied his profession
under my immediate instruction, enables me to
say to my friends and the public generally that
have the fullest conf dence in his qualifications
to practice the various branches of his profess
sion. ssa.sa,st.ss,s- 5.r.sa-s3,s.,a4ssst.4s
With his assistance, shall be able to give a
larger share Of my time to attend to cOnsulta
ton business, and calls from distance. Our
united attention will be given to the manage
ment Of all cases eonfded to our care. W. hope
therefore TO render general satisfaction to those
who may require our professional services.
p. ], BUCKNER.
June lst, Is43.--3m.