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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-02-06
BALTIMORE. Mn

At THE CORNER OF N AWKEF AVID HOW 4 tsD IT'S
Baltimore.
This cornrnoaious public house has recently
thorough..rcp ar, and is pleasant
Iy and favorably situated for men Of bushes s..
The terms are adapted to the pressure of the
times; and every effort shall be made in regard
to washing, boarding and attendance. to &C
comnodate strangers and render his house a
pleasant home to all who NAV favor him will,
their patronage. Board One DeDar per day.
JACOB BONN.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Taylor $ Son, Drakeiu. Felton s. Go.
Cole g Ho,card, SeueH g Baugher. Darid
Whiteford, Lot Ensey g Co. Caauacy
Brooks 8 Co. GospeT AID berries, Kemp s.
Buckley, 7aylor & KEYS.
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lust REcEIvED, and for sale low. for
- cash, one barrel Of Superior French HTne
Vtnegar. j.. G. SCHMITT.
Aprl1s, 1914. af
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-02-06

JUST RECEIVED, supply of cotton
yarn, groceries, and other articles. which
will be sold low. M II. MYERS.
Aug. 8, 1874. '~sa ss
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EvRESt1 Oranges and lemons just received
II and for sale lewb - =
August 9. = ScHxQfr
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October 8, 1914.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-12-30

folIte allem petbe Oreibmo1binen &C.
brauben. 5ur Barnuns oienen in Der
6anobabune oerielben duferif uoriibti9
du fen. .. 9a3ette.
Werfwl lrbiee iioloei'
{ DE Grfbeinun9.-Sm ct. eouis
(MifourD meoiciniiben Sournal miro
aneefdbrt. oab Yeter Sprinele e
(pieQeibt Sprentel p. 81 Sabre alt, felt
ldn9erer 3eit i'm Beifen rpobnbaft. uno
aue Der Staot Sort, Sort @auntp. penn'
ipluanien. eebirtio. felt einieer 3eit oas
uollie ibnarae 9aar ieiner Susenoiabre
rpieoer befommt. naboem es piele Sabr=
Sebnte lang fbnssweib eetpeien mar. Qub
bat ct iidp felt etrpa Is ceSobren oes fribern
8ebraubs Der Sriue pouia tpieoer ent'
w0bnt. uno permao nun Die feiniteSbrift
obne 8ldier su lsfen.-Der Weiten mobt
Jung. ID.
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pineturs, ben l6. 9sesmtW.

pineturs, ben l6. 9sssmtsr.
sSu Der Nabt pom lesten Treitae auf
Samifa8. ettpa um 2 ubr. brab in Dem
@ebduoe, Gde Der @oooitrabe uno 8iroin
lllep in Dem obern Stoefperf. rpoIelbft
fib Die Soofe(lo,p eooe befano. Seuer aus,
oob oelano es Oct unermuoeten SbGtiefeit
Der Seuerleute. oes Seuers Meiifer Su rperr
ben. ebe bas 8ebduoe gang ;erif0rt wuroe.
Blos in ben obern Stodmerfen uerbrannte
oas 6olswert uno oas Dab. Die i'm
unterifen Stod eebaltene Ipotbefe rpur
De nibt periebrt. 9Sie nir boren. wur
Den sur 3eit in Der Soofellorp eose einise
Serdnoeruneen Uor9enommen. uno pabr'
fbeinlih ourb Nabldlfefcit Der Sbrei.
ner bielsr Shaoen berbeieefiibrt. Die
eoae fol- al ibre @erdtbIbaften, papiere
&c. uerloren baben. Srelbeits Sreuno.
W 0 monen.-Srau m Smitb. @itt,
roe oes uerforbenen propbsten Soc. bat
in Der .Neu Yore Gun" foleenoes Sbrei.
ben publijirt.
&c III meine Ibiid)t nibt. nit Den
Wormonen nab Californian ooer anoers
wobin au eeben. Die @elese Oct Ser.
Stadfen llno our 9enu9 !ur mlO uno
meine &inoer. Siele Wormonen peroen
i'm Sribfabr ,pee3ieben. uno 8iele bier
bleiben. Ribts fonnte MIDI mebr erfreu.
en- als in Naupoo cine permiibte 8eleQ
fdaft rpie in anoern Stdbten au baden
uno isoen ausfbliebliben 2elioionsunter
fbieo abDeibafft su feben.
SD mub erelGren. oab ib niemals an
oas elaubte. was mein Wann als Gribei'
nun8en uno Sffenbarun9en auseab. oa ib
ibn als eeiifesfranf betra1tete. Snoem
idD cine anoere ueberseueun8 babe, 70 per
oe ib aub meine Rinber in einem anoern,
@lauben eraieben. uno iie Gbrfurbt uno
1dtune eeeen bic 9eieee oes Staats leb.
rem.
Nsu Srleans. fdrbterliebes 8en
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Gin Oerfub oen Raufmannsfano su
fDoern { fanocn.l

Die Baibineton Union bietet cen
&aufleuten ben RGoer elmer Grneuerun9
bes Waarenbaus Splfems an, tpcnn (ie
fib uerblnolib MAIDEN wouten. auf Wal
fers uno W'Duffies Seits fir ben Srei
banoel 3u ffimmen. Dieier 8efebunes-
perfub 1T in foloencen @ortsn flar uno
beutlib aus9elprobcn.
Menn bic Gauaeute ben 8eiifano Der
bemofratiiden partei fir oieles bequcme
uno notbapeaoioe 6ulfsmittel zines COM
mer5ielen Spffems wiiniden 70 mtfen
iie cine 3eitlane ibre ftarfen partbei 8 8or,
urtbeile ueetperfen uno iib nit Den Demo.
eraten pereinieen. UNI Den beitebenoen
&ariff auf Den Rspenue Stonopuuft 5u
reouslren. go lan9e oas Sariff Spifem
nit debnfaber uneerebtiofeit auf Der
oroben Wafe oer 9oniumenten oe6 Gan:
oes lieet. fonnen Die &aufleute ni6t er.
tparten. oab bic oemofratiibe partei gro
ee Unifreneun9en MAIDEN fol-. iie BON Der
ldftieen 8uroe eines Spftem gu befreien,
welbes iie. als cine Gtahe betrabtet, aufs
re6t balten. llnmoolib fonnen iie 70
blno iein. UNI nidt oshen 6eritorenof
@irfuneen auf allen fremoen 6anoels.
perfebr einSuieben."
Ser 1rop 8bio mobt dber obiees
na6febenoe Semerfunoen "8as Die
W or a | oes obieen Sorldlaees anbe
trifft. 70 it eS uneefdbr oaNelbe ale oh
bic Administration oen Yarteien cine 8e.
ifebune in 2baler uno @ente an9eboten
bdtte.
Gin infamerer uno offenborer Seriud
cline Sppoliton su t a uf en-. 1T uns nodb
niemals su 8siibt eefcmmen. Oe EN-
p6renoe &eroorbenbeit bes 8orlbla0es
mag Dem publifum einen fleinen Slif in
bic Maibienerie oetpdbren. ourb oeren
RepeBuneen 5err polf feline serf6reaoe
politie ousbSufiibren iubt. Sn Den gnts
billuneen BON W' W'Senies 8ub. ,pslbe
bic pripat 8eibibte oes eofofofoismus
70 siemlib blob oaeeife(t. befinoet iib fei.
ne einiiee Ste0e. pelbe obi9em Urtife
bes &eoierunasoreans. an Generalization
9leibfommt. Seine Mirfuno auf bic
bobbersiee @lafe fur oeren &ooer er be-
itimmt III. Fam nur bic oes 1bibeues uno
osr Serabtune iein. Deut. Rep.
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SteabtnG ben 80. December 1913.

Gr9sm Nbtb. Sobn Sitter, pom @onsrsh
onnfsn mir fur erbaltsns tFsntlibe 9ofunnnts.
Gr9ie @efssasbuna pon Ysnniplpanisn
psrfammslt fib ndbffsn Mcntas in Ieorriss
bura.
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Nlltntaun, ben "a. December.
Sn Der porleeten Sreitue ytabt UNI II
lbr brab in Dem aweiten Stoftperf oes
Bobnbauics oes 6errn R. M'D 0 noe q.
an Dem Union Sbieferbrube. in Noro,
Bbeitbau 1fp. oieler Gauntp elm Beuer
aus, uno es tonnte oemielben nibt eber
Ginbalt eetban .peroen bis bsinabe ales
I'm 6aufe 5erif6rt mar.-Man permutbet
oaB oas Seuer ourb 3Inbb0lSben cut-
fanben III. Den 8eIauf oes Berluife6
baben mir nidt erfabrem oerieIbe fol- aber
beoeuteno fein. eeba patriot.
eofomotipe ourb8eeaneen.
I'm lesteu Donnerifao brab bas Sop
peimert elmer eofom motpe. tpomit oieielbe.
an einen &arrenjue befettiot aepeien, bel
Moltnt Carbon. rparf oen 1enoer uno
Eeuermann BON oerIelben. uno matte auf
ibre eieene Bauit cine idneqe &eife ben
Rieoeiwee binauf geabe bel Sipe points
aneelanot. mabte iie 6alt. inoem i,e aus
1tbem 9erietb. Gntfernuno etpa ; Wei:
len. 3um @lid befanoen ii6 au oeriel.
ben 3eit feine &arren auf Der 8abn. font
bdtten ible Soloen oarous entffeben Pom
asu. Sreibeits prshe.
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Oie gnb=xrdinrD. - am porlssfen
Sreitase itsrsab jcr. 9rcmsccls, ron Der CONS
mittss ,ibsr Mittsl uno Nest, i'm eonsrss cine
Sia fur Die Biseersridtun9 Der Sub'Srdfurp,
alias llnkrsge ebasfammt, ~slds an bic Sons
mittss ess @ansn iitsrWsitn wurss. Scr Rsu
Dcrf l,srclb fast, pas bic Nusilbkn fur oitie
bslams Masrsssl in jensr Staot bsreits gels'
psrleaenbeitsn psruriabsn. Die Sanfsn bs'
fbranfsn ibu Diseontcs ); bic Sntsrsiitn ffsI9en
unb tos &slb uirb rar. Sanfrctte muffin nas
tirb bas &siultat itin-unS 70 ssnsst oas
Bolt i'm Icraus siniss Srhth pom Der ernsu'
sruna einss ssrplaehn Experiments. Der Toas
genus fensr Srabts wiro aufssipart 'psrssn
fir ben 3etpunft 100 % in 8irfuns ssbt,. nnb
alSann wsrbsn grplofcnsn aasr @rt i'm llebsrs
flus porfcmn,sn. Mit foldSn &usfbten Dor
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wicoer Elm neues Gauntv.-Sn @burbs
taun wurbe fiirslitb cine 8srfammluna ssbaIs
ten, fir bic SilcunS zines nsusn Sauntiss, aus
Sbsitsa BON @beffsr, qanealfsr unb Ssrfs.
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6err s 0 bannR Re Der. BON I'm
ter. Winoior 1aunibip. Worf Gauntp.
bate firslib oas llnelief, pdbreno er
eine Drefbmaibine BON srpei pferoe Sc
,palt NIT fur3ffrobietem @streios fiitterte.
einen Ebeil feines retten 8orosrorms uno
feline rebte 6anb in Die Naibinerie su
betommen. poourb oerielbe 70 3ueeribtet
puroe, inoem oas Slsiib bis auf Die &no,
ben berunter aeriiIen par. oab Der Nrm
unterbalb Dem GQboesn aboenommen ,per,
ben mubte. 8on Der linfen 6ano wuroe
ibm aub Der Daumen uno 3ei9efinoer
abaerifen. Defer absrmali0e 8Orfaa
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Zine Convention osrjsni9sn psrfcnen ron
psnniplpanisn, mslte in ben silsns uno Sobs
lsns@sfbdftsn bss Gtaats SntersF BADEN, ,rpirS
am ndbitsn 8. Sanuar, in Der Msrbants Gre
tbanss in philadelphia, ssbaItsn percsn. Der
Swtd Der @cnpsntion mrb fsin, Wasreseln sur
Ssforbsruns eisier srossn Sntsuntn bss Staa'
tss ,u tsipubsn unS anSunsbmsn. Wabrs
Ibsinlib bsabllbtist bic @onpsntion Masreseln
sur grbaItuns oberSorteausr bss Sbussaarifs
ron 1912 5u ttsftn.
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Sin @bi9=Sie8.-9"s louisville So"r'
nal mslost, oab er. ewina, Der lSbis'Sanois
Dat fir Sonsres, rom TaibpiassDiifrift. ssns
nei1es, nit stwa 1900 Wsbrbsit, ibsr fsinsn
qcfcfcfo @tansr @sn. 3rcusoals srwdblt fsi.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-21
Bank Notice.
REcEIyER's 0FFIcE, LITrLn Rock,
 9Drtl o5Yb I2ts

kECLINERs s VFFICE, IlTTLE NOOK,
 .9prll 25tB, l245 EpY reference to the act of the Inst Legislature ID to amend act to place the Bunk of the State of Arkansas iniquidatien," the debtors to this in stution will perceive that they are required ia all renewals after the sixth day of this month to pay the amount of call and interest us heretofore re- quired by law, and ..to ereeats 10 he Bals aea note for fke balance 9ueh
 We call attention to this provision of law. in O.. der that the debts now falling due may be punctu- ally renewed, and to remind those whose debts are now past due and laying over, that unless they arc attended to soon, they will be put in suit,
 A. E. THORNTON,
 Financial Reeeiper.
 E. L. JOHNSON,
 ,Aioraey
The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-21

ID ECEIYED and for sale, Ao 1000 pounds cotton yarn, l50 pair castings,
 l20 't Iron and Plough moulds, 10 boxes glass 8 by 10 and 10 by 12, 10 Cincinnati grind stones, l5 bbls Four Every superior,) 1000 lbs Bacon Hams sides and shoulders
 OFFICER St SMITH. Little Rock, April SC. B If
The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-21

Groceries, &zc. p ECEIFED per steamers H. Kinney and SWal- Ia low,
 30 hhds Sugar, part, very fine:
 50 bags prime green Rio coffee;
 10 do do Havana, do
 do do Java, do 150 sacks coarse salt;
 20 do fine, do
 do table, do
 10 bbls molasses;
 50 do whskey;
 l0 boxes sperm candles;
 10 do Boston soap;
 bbls loaf sugar;
 do mackereI;
 baskets ehampaigne;
 bbs soda biscuit;
 ? do water do
 boxes Underwood's pickles;
 10 do claret wine;
 do Leftwcks celebrated chewing tobacco Imperial, suapowder, and young hyson tea; not megs, allspice, ginger black pepper, white pepper cayenne, do; catsup, pepper sauce, mustard olives caPers' powder, shot, ead percussion caps, trace chans, hoes, shoyels, spades, pough-lines painted buckets, queensware, table cutlery pocket and pen. knlyes, brides, and brde filings saddle bags horse and mule collars, names, hand saws, mill saws, ausers' chlses, files StL., Sc.; with general as- sorment of DRY GOODS. All of which will be sold very low for cash, in exchange for country produce. Pelries will be received eff in good order) in ex- change for goods, until the first of June
 T. D. MERRICK & CO. ,, Stedm Boat Landing Littie Rock, .4ptit 7th, 1915. 3o-3w
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DAVID B. GREER.
 SECRETARY OF STATE

 Resolrea by he General .4spm6lt, of the Si1fe of .7ftaasas That they doprepose the following amend ments 10 the constitution of this State, to wit; Ist. No Bank or Banking istitution shall be here after incorporated or established in this State 2nd The General Assembly shall have power to compel the Judges of tie Circuit Courts to inter- change circuits. either temporarily or permanently, under such regulations as may b. provided by law. 3rd. The General Assembly shall have power to confer such jurisdiction, as 1t may fiam lime deem proper. on Justices of the Peace in all matters Of contract covenants and in actions for the recovery of fines and lorfetnres, when the amount claimed does not exceed one hundred dollars and in actions and prosecutions for assault and battery, and other penal offences less than felony, weieh may be pun ishabe by fine only.
 4th. Judges of Supreme and Circuit Courts. Clerks of the Supreme aud Circuit Courts, Attorneys lorhe State, Sheriiis, Coroners, County Treasurcrs Jus tices of the Peace, Constables. and other officers whose term is fixed by the constitution 10 q specific number of years, shall hold their respective offices for the term specified, and until their successors are elected and qualified
 JOHN $. ROANE, SDeal-er
 afthe Ho9se of Representatives.
 JOHN WILLIAMSON,
 President Qf the Seaate, Approved January 9th 1915.
 TUOS. &. DREW All the newspapers in this State will publish the above three times before the first Monday in August next and send the papers containing the same to the Secretary of State.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-21
ANTHONY Ezt6E'Sl4. sEaEe9 6F2seeasrg &5trge esSYSeo.


 MARKHAM STREET, LITTLE ROCK
 FR tHiS well known establishment, g~a6@ A located al the business part ol
 s&i the city.has iustundergone thorough - 9tEa arepair, and has been almost entirely i e. sreGtted and re furnished, fer the ac- commodadon the public.
 Ine proprietor very respectfully announces to his old customers, his friends, and the public generallv tAat he is how prepared to extend to the travelling community, transient visitors, and boarders, accom- modations unsurpassed by any establishment vesto rhe 8lieshanies, and pledges himself that every al. tention shall be rendered 10 promote the comfort O all persons visiting his house, that vigilance and f. deliiy can bestow being gdetermined o spare neither trouble nor expense in giviNg satisfaction to his guests, and hopes to meritthe patronage of the pub The qualities of his ales, wines, ijquors and se- gars, are the best that the New Orleans market can afford. Of this he is confident he having with great care, selected them himsclG lie has also made arrangements for ice sufficient for the whole season, and London BrownstoHt always in bottles Albany ale on draft. His cooks are celebrated in every department; his servants iaithiul and atten- tive; hisporters trusty and courteous,
 For balls and parties, every attainable delicacy will be served up in superior manner, and at the most reasonable prices
 The conmodious brick stables are under the man agement of Mir. David Skelt0n, where carriages, huggies. and horses, always ready for those who mar wish them.
 fhe Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and com modions lour-horse coaches, for the accommodation of visitors, leaves this house tri-Weekly, and ac- commodation stages can at any time be procured on reasonable terms, by applying to the proprietor who resides here, and whose courteous depormcnt aud desire to please tends, in some measure, to soothe the many its that flesh Is heir td
 The office of the Monlgomery's Point and Rock Roe tri-weekly line O; stages, is also kent at this house, where one of the proprietors can be found, always ready and desrous to aceommt date. and whose punctuality, attention and regularity, is not surpassed even by Stockton or a Reeside and also, oi the western or Van Buren mail line, whose agent viii always be found at his post
 Atthe steamboat landing, passengers will always find blacks, porters, and drays, in attendance.
 JOHN BROWN.
 Litle Rock, Feb. I9. ls45. as-u
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Bagging, Bale-Rope and Twine

LUST RECEIVED, a lot of the above, which will .e be sold at reduced rates for Cqsh or exchanged for Cotton at the best market rates
 ALso-l000 lbs. COTTON YARN, long and short hanks, for sale at less than former prices by
 JOHN VANCE,
 aiata street, near Markham Little Rect, December ?, 1913. I2-tf
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Coffee, Sugar, Salt, Hron &,c.

Coffee, Sugar, Salt, Eron &xc. NHE undersigned have on hand and are selling Il very low, full supplies of the above articles, also bleached and unbleached domestics, ticlings, osnabgrgs, cottonades; English, French and Ameri- can prints, of various qualities and prices Boots. shoes, hats and ready made clothing suitable for the season; and also, general assortment of Groceries, quecnsware, hardware, school books, woodenware, tinware, well ropes plough liues trace chains horse collars brdies saddle bags &c., &c, All of which they will sell at the cheapest rates for cash.
 VIM. VANCE & BROTHERS.
 April 24, 1Sfi. Mdin, near Marlcham sir c e
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SUNEHIgEES. I0 Kegs pure White Lead lV 20 kegs No. do. do
 800 lbs Cotton Yarn,
 Bbl. Castor Oil,
 I2 " Rectifed Whislley, Boxes Starch,
 bbl. Clover Seed
 l5 sacks prime Rio Coffee, hhds. prime Sugar,
 bbs Molasses, ALSO |, mems half Spanish and American Saddles, Birdie filings, Martingales, Collars, hanes, blind necelFed and for sale by W. B. WAIT. nldrch l9, ISL. 27-tf
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NAW. R. VA ENv

SgE. EB. WYATT AS on hand 4 2000 lbs Bale Rope, 1000 yds. Ky, Bagging,
 l30 kegs of Nails,
 5000 lbs. fiat bar Iron
 700 $ round and square bar do., GOO S Plough Wings,
 LOO $ Hoop Iron,
 20 C bbs. Kanawha Salt, English and American Blister Steel, German do. ALS0-A general assortmen of Dry Goods. Gro ceries, Hardware, Queensware, Saddlery, Paints Oiis &c.; all ofwhich offered for sale at the low est prices. Little Rock, Nov. 9th, Isl1 s-lvr
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NesT'agsR2,

OFFIeE or TIE SEcaETARY oT STATG;
 Idtie Roct, .4fl5s, 2SH .4pr7, Isf5 fgNiE General Assembly of the State Of Arkansas, Il al the last session thereof, passed the following resolution te wit:
 '.Reso'pei by the General Assembly orMe Slqfe of .ffkaasas That shall be the special dny the See rearyoi State, 10 have the resouonsthat were pass cd al the present session of the General Assembly, in relation to amending the constitution. published in compliance with the constitution Approved: January 9th 1st5.
 Therelore, in compliance with said Resolution, and in accordance with the provisions of Ant. " of the constitution of said Sate, equirng amend ments to the constitution propos, by the General Assembly 10 be epubtished in all the newspapers published in this State, three several times at eas twelve months before the next general election the following amennments proposed to said constitution are published.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-21
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Tb NHE subscriber continues the practice of medi- Il cine on the principles of REFoRM-giying no mercury or any other destructive poson such prac- tice being not only contrary to common sense, but its ruinous and fatal effects but too visible to all
 T. j. HARVEY, B. P. G. Residence Sd door north of the Episcopal Church, Scott street.
 Little Rock March5. lS45
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\ AS located himself at OscEoLA in Mississippi county, .4rqasas, and offers his services to the public in the Practice of MEDICINE and SURGERY, in all their branches
 He is at all hours ready to attend to professional cals and may always be found at home, except when in attendance upon the sick.
 April, IS44 S4-tf