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A Blind Fish.

A FISH. caugh, in the Echn River, three
miles under the ground ia the Mammoth Cave,
Ky. can hc seen nj the Hubscribcr's store,
where he is receiving nnd opening the
finest and best Stock of Goods, Of all descrip.
,iuns, hc has ever had, Niz
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Figured md Plain Silks, Black do.
Print Satin dr Chun,
Cash Ecoss,
Paris Print DeIaincs,
British a.
Persian -"
Scotch Silk and Wors!cd Puds.
British Prints and piuid Ginghan,s,
English aud French Merinocs Plain and
Figured,
Black and Colorcd NIuniillas.
Also -
A large Lot of Mems and Boys READY
MADE CLOTHING \ nice assortment Of
Fancy Goods. Ladies' and Gents Dressing
Cases. Ladies' Work Boxes, Porfumuries, Phil
opcna, &c. &c.
Hardware, Cutlery, and Carpenters Tools.
Guns, Rifles, Double ami single harrrlled Shot
Guns, from 81 so 10 $l0O.
Saddles and Harness, Groceries. Crockery,
at unusually lew prices.
Oct. SO It
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PENMRNSHIP!
IL j Il N II T. f. :.

(uf.TliE LATE;fiRM or JENREE. & .MILLAR.)
The Celebrated Anlerir;lmE
S''SisA. AseIIil,;,ll, &E a
Frdm New York, las the distinguished
ih'iur ~ alnoInce to the ,ltiZc,l: ot Sum.
t:ry,lc, that his apartment ior i.mparlinl
Instruction in the Chirograpaic Art, Is
IhpW open Tor the reception ut pup,lsyard
xisitni,, at tile GEASD JUnY RooM, (ln
Mc.Conr, liou>e) - y 's5ss
The style ot wri, II. is bold, free and
cxpcd.tinuS, adapted To Letters, Bills, Notes,
Sales, Rcce pts, and finishing journal Ell.
try: nn,l l,as hGcn successfully laugh,
through The principal cites and towns =.
tho United States, Clnada, the Yves: IN
dies. t}.t:. To The Ladies will be co,nlnu-
n,cated Is bcau;ihii flowing epistolary hand +,
and the one rraclced IN the most iasll,oma-
bic circles oi tho day. iIlving had years
OfSeXpericncc, lie is conf lent of iinpariiny
his system with marked sails factlon to all
Tllc course pursued is such rs to remove
those cra,npcd, stiff and awkward habits
which so often result tro:n erroneous in
Stfuctions, and impart more elegant and
eypcd,tious hand III IL lessons, ol from
to- hours each, than i>usuaI!y learned in
years by the old me,l,o,l.
AL persons (gnoa julgcs and crltics,)
are respectfully invited 10 call on him Al
his room, whore he will be happy to cluci-
date his qualifications by ENNlnIrlHG UT
WARDS OF zoo SPECIMENS !-expIalniny
his principles. aud execute anything that
iiiay be called Tor, whether They wish ln
avail themselves oi his services or not
l.ldies wishing To receive private inslruc-
tions at their residence, of some few gen.
tleuicn to hccu,uc teachers. can be accom-.
molated by immediate application. 4 bad
hand isl objcctnn. Arrangements malc
,ciM Schoois on .jarorabtc ter s.
Rooms open from 8 y. NJ. to y. NJ,
and to G, and from to 10 T.. NIL mrs
of attendance for Ladies and Gentlemen
made known at his ltoom,-Rescrvcd
hours for Ladies.
Terms fOr the course, $40.
Success guarran,icd. Specimens of i'm.
provcincnt can he seen ut his Room. Ii
will be requisite for persons I" join his
Glass forthwith, as his engagements in
other places will make it utterly impossible
for him to remain in this tnwA longer than
to give one course df instruction.
N.B.-Visitng, Wedding. and Invitation
Cards written equal tn engraving, at 81
per pack. Mr.. Jcnrcc wa, presented will,
Silver Medal, in Richmond, Va, also,
Silver Cup in Savannah, which can be
seen at his Room.
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CONDITIONS OF TIE SOUTHERN
LITERARY MESSENGER.

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of subscription will bc permitted. Nor will
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remains due thereon, unless nt tho option Of the
Editor. JNO. X. THOMPSON,
Editor y Proprietor.
| Richmond, Va, November IS, 1851. 5-if
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ADVERTISEMENT.

With the view of dcvo,lny my time in future
exclusively To The Literary Department Of the
Messenger, Wish 10 form come clinn with mn
tive partner who shall ,nanagc its bu-iucss
affairs. | therefore AIN willing To dispose Oi
ono half of the properly Of III. magazine upon
liberal terms. The position Of the Messenger
one Of the hes, periodicals. in III, United
States has never been more generally rccog-
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of rare occurrence.
Further particulars will he given upon arp.
cation by letter post Imldi or III person.
Address, JNO. X. THOMPSON,
Nov /, 1881, Richmond, Va.
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CIRCULAR.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
fricnts md customers, that lie II now receiving,
mt his old stand, No. 20 HAYNE. STREET, (up
Stair, from England, Germany, France and the
Northern States, n complete assortment Of
Staple an0 fanrp prrss GOODS,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jeweiry, &c,
us per Catalogue annexed, which ne IL prepa red
TO sell OF reasonable terms, mt Wholesale only,
to the Country Tnde. He respectfully sollcis
call, being determined to sen ex low us any
House in the City +. &. BROWN.
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THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. G., n

CHARLESTON, S. G,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot OF
Laurens-st. daily at 3, p. M. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via VIII
MINGrON, and WELDON, ". e. Pc
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, to WASH.
INGTON, BALTIMORE, pEIiLADEI.-
pIiA. and N. YORK. sa
The public ia respectfully informed that
the steamers of this line, from Charleston
to Wilmington, are in first rate condition.
and arc navigated by we'll known and expes
T;enced commanders, and the railroads ara
in nnc order, Che Wilmington and Well
don Road having recently been rel laid with
heavy Il RAID thereby securing both
safety and dispatch. A THRoueH TICK
EFT having already been in operation will
be continued as permanent arrangement
from Charleston to New York, BY thia
route travellers may reacll New York
OH the third day during business hours.
On and after the first day of July next,
Baggage will be ticketed from the pom
Of departure to Washington City, uuder
the charge Of a special Agent or Baggage
Master. Al Washington tile same will
be transferred 20 the care Of fsimiIar agenta,
who will accompany il 10 New York, and
like arrangements will be pursued in re-
turning South.
Through Tickets to New York can
alone be had from l.. WINSLOyV, Agent
of the Wilmington and Raleigh K. X.
Company, at the Office of the Company,
foot of I.aurens-strect, Charleston, 3. G.
to whom please apply; and to Charleston,
at the Office OF the New Jerery Railroad
and Transportation Company, New York.
July 2, 1851 36 ifa;
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"A Card,

r& The subscriber has the pleasure
,h.lHof informing his friends and customers
generally, that his health has SO far rccov-
cred as TO enable him TO take charge of his
business again.
Truly thankful for past favors, hopes to
be able to serve all who favor him to their
entire satisfaction. IIc has just received
large assortment of almost every article
usual kept in his line.
FREEMAN nOYT.
November 4, 1851. 2-6t
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South Carolina Sumter Dist
IN ORDlNAR

f. ~. Clark VIZ +. II. Gordon and others.
II appearing to my satisfaction that f, M.
Clark and John NJ. Clark, defendants In the
above stated case, reside without this state.
IL is therefore ordered that they do appear and
ohIec, TO tho division or sale Of the Real Estate
Of Samuel Clark, deceased, on or before the
eighth day Of January next, or their consen, to
tho same will bc entered OF record.
w. LEWIS, u. 8. d.
Sept. S,h, 1851 as If
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OFfics Will Il MAN. X. Il. Co,
Marion c. H., Nov. 8, 1851.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run on
L this Road as follows:
Leaves head Of the Road daily ri si1, A. NJ.
and again at forty Five minutes past eleven,
a. NJ.
Returning, leave the junction on tho arrival
OF the trains from Columbia md Charleston.
Tickets may be purchased of ID. ID. McIAu-
RIM, Agent, st Suinterrillc.
L. J. FLEMING.
Nov. ls, 1851. 4-st.
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A New Southern Enterprise!
s2ENCoURAGE HOME TALENT AND INDUSTRY!
"The Illustrated Family Friend"
a NEW AND ELEGANT PAPER,
PUBLISHED AT COLUMBIA. SOUTH CARoLlNA,
AND EDITED By S. a. GOODMAN,
solicits Examination and Challenges Compare
son, with any Northern paper.
II is large sheet, magnficen,y printed upon
splendid paper, contains Original Tales. Sketch.
es. News, Poetry, Agricultural Articles. and
whatever else that will interest nm intelligent
community; besi'ies four elegant Engrnvings
cacl week.
Terms, $500 per nnn,n address,
S. A. GOODMAN 81. J. LYONS,
E Coiam5ia. Soath Caroliun.
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Notice.

uips DIP 10 Wrishts Bluff. which will continue
a. long any Freight offers. The subscriber
also has T. pair OF New Match Beats which wall
be ready 70 receive Cotton by the Isl Of Ho4
srmber. The Canal being in fine order, shippefa
may rely on getting ;heir produce 10 maIkst
j. s. TENDAL
p. S.-The subscriber nlso has a Large lot OF
Goods, Groceries, and other articles to suit tbs
country trade, which will be sold rs low aa any
country markets j. s. T.
October 90, 1851. i-4t. .lsSs
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Report Of the Commissioners Of the Poor
For Ciarcarollt County

Fox CiarcmOnt Coumty. s5.
r5g5st 5s{a SULTERvILLE, C., FgBRuARY ., 1:5
the
Sumterc
VIM Nt Tax
be 20 for the
4. j. DlNKNss Sec'p q T,easr
,s@4aSG& SuaTERvlILk, August
soncra j. d. TYaser X
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Lewis M. Hatch,
No. I2O MEETING STREET

CHARLESTON, s. C.
OII.S-Spcrm and Whnle-Agent for the
Brooklyn Factory.
WHITE LEAD-Agcnt for Union Company
IRON SAFES-Agent for Rich's Salamander
PLATFORM SCALES-hgent for I.abartes.
BOGARDUS'S MlLLS-Agent for Mr. Il.
GEORGIA BURR STONES. Manufaotu.
rers' Articles. sE
LEATHER BANDS. largo stock.
g rhntleston, OCT. @, 50 &c
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$40 Reward

10 Is offered for the apptehen.
az sion and delivery to me, or in
-A-Aany Jail, ofmy negro fellow; named
,ORNAI, a carpenters about "a re DID,
of small size. aud we1i known in the vicin;.
ty Of 6umterville.
J. s. RICHARDSON, Sr. 5
Nos.. II, 1851. 3-2t. t47.7. y
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Teachers Association,

The annual Meeting OF the feathers
Association will be held in Columbia ON
the tirsf Wednesday of Decoinber.
BY ordor o. the President.
Nov. 25rh, 1851 8 I'd
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E.JT ALL persons who may be afflicted with
the dangerous disease. CANCER. and are dis.
posed Ia think this a hminhug. can satisfy them.
selves by addressing letter to any or all OF the
gentlemen whuse signatures are attached Ia the
above certificates. JAMES {. HICKS.
November !, 1851 2-li
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IxDlANrowN. Williamsburg Dist, }

I'f'IT' J
This is to certify that DR.. James &. Hicks has
effected cure "f ,nrc which appeared 10 be
OF n cnnccrous nature, on the nose "f Mrs
Cooper, it was Of long standing, la wing been on
iicr nose for more than five years IL ins been
well for more than six months past. and must
now think il entirely cured.
GEORGE CoorER.
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h PROSPECTUS OF THE
Southern Literary Messenger,
..a FOR 1852.
/, EIGMTEENTH vOLUME

- ElGHIEENIH SUlUME.
This popular and favori,e mhgazine which
wns established in the year 1884, nn'i has ont.
lived, with u single honorable exception, all its
competitors, will enter upon n new volume in
Junuary next
Although /, is departing from the usual courss
Of tho Editor TO publish list Of contributors,
hc bcgs to call the attention of the Southern
People to the following names, all Of then,
"Southern," which lie is Ut liberty 10 mention
ns enlisted in beulf of the Messenger under
his management.
Lieut.. nj. +. Maury, Prof II. a. Washington,
George Frederick Holmes, VIM. NJ. Burwell,
Rev. Henry Ituflner, d. d., Rev. ii. D. Hodge,
J. ii. Legarc, J. a. Turner, Mrs Anna Peyre
Dinnes, Miss AInrgarett Junkin, Prof. }. 7. l..
Preston, Prot. George f; Dabney, NJ. Il. IL.
Rev: }. e. hlcCabe. Dr.. s. II. Dickson, judga
4. B. Meek, Caroline Howard, Prof. Schele
De We're, Charles Campbell, Hugh Il. Plcasanis,
Rev. WIN. ii. Foutc, Rev. }. Il. Bocock. w.
Gilmors simmss. Hon. Judge Il; +. Porter. Mrs.
+. H. Evans, Miss Susan Archer Tuilcy, Col.
l.. ST. George Cook, U. 5. Dragoons.
The Messenger also furnished with articles
from Northern contributors. such as IL. r..
Tuckcrnan, Esq, TX. Marvel, W. $. w.
it'.r,he!,beryer, L; $. ~, Miss Anne G. Lynch,
and Others.
The Messenger, however, has never rested
its claim. I" public favor upon the names Of its
contributors, but only upon the basis Of SoLID
CxCELLESCE. ScNeIut VI pOputuf
works. OF tho day were originally prepared for
thc messenger and published in ,s pugcs, among
which mny he ncIilioncd,
IL. Alurvcl's 'Rcv,<ics nf n Bachelor" and
Tuckerman's " Characteristic Of Liictuture ="
To the Southern People il appeals strongly as
'.1h. acknowledged Literary Organ Of the
Southern States.
The Editor is determined to make il worthy
Of the South and the Country. The contents
us heretofore will embrace
Reviews, Historical and Biographical Sketch.
e., Novels. Tales, Travels. E,s,yS, Poems,
Crtiqurs, unh Papers on the Army and Navy
and other National Subjects.
The Messenger will miso continue TO present
articles Of Scientific character, such ns du-
ring past years, have excited the most marked
attention on both silcs at Iilc Atlantic.
The Paris correspondent Of the Messenger
will us heretofore, occasionally supply the Latest
intelligence in Literature, Science and Art,
from the French capitol.
OF the Editorial anu Critical Department Of
the Messenger, the Editor will only say that il
will cmbra colious notes Oh the current lite
| Iature and reviews Of all new American or
Foreign works of general interest nnd value.
His opinions will ni least be always fcarlessly
aud honestly nvuwed.
Terms .S5 pcr mum, invariably in advance
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Clothing! CIothing!

25 PER CENT CHEAPER THAN CAN BE
!" PURCHASED ELSEWHERE.
e. e II. BAUM would respectfully call tho
attention Of the inhabitants Of Chm rlcston and
vicinity to their splendid assortment of Clothing
such as
Dress, Sack, and FrOck
So Coats
warranted all Of the best workmanship and of
the finest quality and material; also, fine
g Satin Vests, Cashmere
sra Pants,
and all other articles connected with n gentle.
mans furnishing department. Our motto shall
he "small profits and quick sales" We can
assure all those, who patronise us they cannot
buy the same articles elsewhere Mt such low
prices. Please call and zee. and examine for
yourselves at our New md Fashionable Store,
No. 324 King.st., Charleston, S. c.
Nov. l8. 1851. 4-,f
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From the AIohil" Daily Advertiser.

We, tue undersigned, pupils OF Mr. Jcn-
rec, take pleasure III stating that We have
improved in the Art Of Pcnnalship, since
we have been under his new method o
instruction, beyond our most ysanguinc ex-
pectations. AS master ni his Art he can
not be cxcelnd, il eTun'c,i, there is no
humbug about him-w!lal he slys he will
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Oct. 7
~ office.

nR. ]. NJ. STAGGERS, having located
U at Murray's Ferry, permanently, offers
his. services to tho people.
: June 4,h 1851 30 u
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STANLEY COUNTY, n. c., March 26, 1851.
This is To certify ihnt have been cured OF
disease that threatened TO prove fntnl and was
pronounced to be o Cancer by several physicians;
it made ta appearance in my ear about eighteen
years ago. and although small plnce, it gave
me great deal Of une,isincss, for it continued
to ennrgc-though il WAS never much painful.
was advised by phycans tn have something
done for il and concluded tn do SO. AMI having
heard Of Dr. Hicks, of Sumter, South Carolina ,
wen, to see him, and put myself under his
treatment, and am happy 10 say that lie effected
II cure in about seven weeks, nnd hope my
cure is permanent. l would say to those who
ure ullliC,ed in like manner that they wonld do
we'll to give him n tria!--you will find in Dr.
Hicks II real gentleman and friend:
ARTHUR +. ATKINS.
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Shoes !! Shoes

100 Cases of BOOTS and SHOES, for
sale 10 per cent. chnaper than can he purchased
in the G months prices, by JOHN COMMlNGS,
PA kingstrrel, Charleston, $. opposite Bah
cocks hook Store
ssy' TERMS-Casli, or approved notes at
a.Ity days.
sSy' will fit, tn measure, PLANTATION
BROGANS, at reduced priccs. J. {.
Charleston, Oct. 6 50
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s,:t 'WllQ
ss Sgsg have contracted the
s.SElsai 81 ga l5ss IS oi wiring may, in
stio,t tnc, attain purity, ease and elegance;
tiis III faGt; appears to hc MS creates! trI'
umph. Upon the whole, we iecl that IN
Recommending him we perform duty TO
all classes.
a4 Having prevailed OIL him to remain long
enough to give all 'her course, which he
has consented to 10, We would enioin all
who wish to write will, beauty aud rapd'iy,
10 join his new class forthwith. He
has informed us that his subscription
books will remain open for few days, and
he assures us most positively that this
will he his last course in Mobile
J.. nj. Beam, Sam Spntts,
Jas. II. Russell, Thos Is. Throwcr,
james Whiting, Is. H. Norton,
S. +. Stokes, d. + Date,
Jacob NJ. Stein, l.. L. Gncringer.
John a. DePras, Rohcrt \. boiling,
J. Corrigh', for sons, Henry a. Dcas.
T.. r. Cleary, Marshall J. Smith,
II. G.. Cunningham, J. II. Bradstreet,
Benz. F.. Dent, T. l.. de Yanpcrt,
'Chas. F. Graham, w. L. Ayers,
a. B. Fon,aiue, Daniel W. l.angton,
Thomas Reid Thos. w Goodman,
Thos. Il. Boiling, II II. II. Carver,
Chas. IT. Moore. Chas. II. fiig!ey
Nov. 25, 1851 5 #
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Negro Shoes,

500 pf. Ncgro Shoes fpr sale ids bya
Oct. IA. w. j. FRANCES.
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CANCER CURED,

NO q UR f., " q Il n Y!
DR. JAMES C. HICKS, would respect.
~ fully inform the citizens Of South Ca.
rolina, and other States, that no resides n,
Clark's Hotel, Sumterville, =. c., whore he Is
prepared to practice in the art of removing and
out the use Of the knife. All persons who may
DO afflicted with this dangerous disease and
wish his aid, will do well by calling ON him.
There are many gentlemen In this State and
Others, Of high responsibility and understanding,
who will testify to the efficacy Of his practice.
All persons WHO cannot conveniently call on
him will bo attended al their residences.
Many certificates might bc produced, but per-
haps the following may be satisfactory.
All letters, post paid, will meet with prompt
attention. IL addressed to DIR JAMES e..
HICKS, SuintcryiiIc, s. C..
VIZ, the undersigned. take this method Of
recommending DR.. James G.. Iii, ks to the pub.
lie rs man we'll worthy IF patronage in his pro-
Eession n Cancer Doctor. From general
opinion and our own observations We have been
accustomed 10 think Cancers were for the most
part incurnhle, utter having attained any great
nge or size, but we hnve seen and known Can.
GERS cured by him in u very short time, which
seemed 10 defy all human skill, even the sight Of
which drew from bcholders remarks Of fear amp
recommending him TO the community, thinking
We thereby shnll confer n fnror on many und
assist the cnuse Of humanity.
PmIi.Ir A. r. CAmooN, MD. Wilmington. NC.
Joma N. Bur, NJ. d., Woodville, n. &.
II. 5. HosKISs, NJ D., sheriff Of fChowan, NC.
w. SKINNER, Postmaster Of Elcnton, NC.
joins IIIrr, Ncwberry District. S. 6.
BENZ. MITCHELL, Sumtcryille, S. e:
SAML. C.. MITCHELL,
STrrmEN MircuELL, "
REppicK LANGsroN, Darlington, S. c.
Erwin LANGsroS, "
SsM,.. MooRE, Williamsburg District. S. C..
JonN WILSON, Darlington District. S. T..
Thos. STEVENSON, - -
JouH COURTNEY, q
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Through Fare from Charles.
ton to New York $40.

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MONTGOMERY, Ala. Jan. IL, 1881.
To the Public.--I take this method of an
nouncing that for twenty years han OH my nose
sore which was supposed to bc cancerous;
that having undergone many trials for curing
it, and having always fuiied, ! heard of DR..
and about the first Of November, lS49, went
TO that place and put myself under his treatment.
and rernuinci with him until about the lst Of
September. 1850. when he discharged me rs be-
ing perfectly cured. My nose has been com.
pietely destroyed and the wounds healed, and
;o sign Of the disease has since appeared, and
the parts around The orifice, which tho loss Of
my nose has caused look and feel completely
cured; which -Lnm satisfied il the case.
would state also that the disease hndlEgsSSf fs,
destroyed my nose before anw DR.. Hicks. 1tS
n simple act Of justice to him. and Tor the bene
tit Of all who may be afflicted in similar
ner, have given this Certificate.
ApAh FrLpEn
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