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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-07-13
LANCASTERViLLE, s. C.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1853,
At List.

We have had, during the past week, scv-
eTal very refreshing showers, and the parch
cd vegetation, begins to raise its dropping
head.
We hope the prophecies and predictions
OF many that we will not have half crop,
may yet be brought to naught.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-07-13

was inhorahlc. 4 give you my word OF
honor, said the debtor. 1T won't do
said the sheriff. I'll pledge you this
Bible said the debtor--olfering large
family Bible worth mole than the amount
oi the execution. 4 don't want it, said
the officer well, then replied the
debtor, Indignantly 'ifyou won't take nay
word, nor the word Of God, for the dcEt,
you may 20 to the DEVIL
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-07-13

BoRtNG TIE EARs.--A gentleman who
had no ear for music, persuaded fair
friend to give him few lessons, vocal and
instrumental. In roturn he presented
her with pair Of earrings. "A very
appropriate gifl,' said the witty damsel;
"it was fitting that you should give me
ear rings after having Joytd my ears"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-07-13

JAcNsoN's EpIrArH on HIS WIrE.-The
R'r.n.o"d EHquirSr says A lady in the
west has been kind enough TO sond us Il copy
of Andrew Jackso"'s cpitaph on his wife
II j. known to have been his own compost.
ton. yet. although it has been read bv huu-
Dire - on her tomh in Tennessee, il has new
cr appeared in print before This singular
Inscription reads thus -
"lIrrc !ir the remains Of Mrs. Rachel
Jackson, wife of President Jackson. who
died on IT," 22d Of December, 1927. agcd 81 .
Her fee was fair, her person pleasing, her
temper amnhIe and her heart kind She de-
lighted in relieving the wants Of her fellow
creatures, and cultivated that divine pleasure
hy the most liberal and unprricnding meth.
"ds. y" the poor she W. bcncfNctrcss ::
10 The rich she was an example to the
"rc:chrd 4 comforter; 10 the prosperous an
ornament, hcr pity went hand in nand with
her bcn"N ocncc and she thanked her Gre
Htor iior being permitted to do good. A be-
ia% - gentle and yet so virtu0us, Islander
might wound but could not dishonor-cyen
death, when he tore her from the arms of
her husband, could but transplant, her to the
bosom OF her God"
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The Palmetto TREE.-This is the finest
specimen OF the palm family Indigenous 10
the United States. This palm possesses
great, and 20 this country, an increasing val
uc. 1t il the only tree produced in our for
ests, which is not attacked by the torecla
nqrGhS, or ship worm, and as it is incorrupti-
Die in salt water, its value for submarine
construction is almost ircalculablc It's
leaves can be employed in the manufacture
of hats, baskets, mats, and many other pur-
poses Of domestic economy; the cabbage"
composed Of the uncxpanded embryo leaves,
may be classcd among the most delicious
vegetables produced on our table. 1t j.,
however, u wastciul luxury, as the tree al
ways prrshes when deprived of this part Of
lis ioimgc. Grows along the sea coast of
Carolina and Gcorgia--conhned to the neigh
borhoud of salt water--preierring damp, rich
soils. Flowers in June, July Southern
Cu!tigGiGr.
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~ WE have no excuse TO render for
the lack of Editorial in to days Ledger, cx-
c'pt tn. :o''l ais nee Of anyth n like in
trrcstng news in our Exchanges.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-07-13

AT late meeting Of the Boston Society Of
Natural History, a paper was read, showing
that rattle snake poison was most powerful
sedative, and that stimulants were It's anti
dptes, Alcohol is designated. II two ia.
staueos 10 which this remedy has been ap
Piled the persons have been cured E
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AMERICANS IN AUsTRALIA.--The returned
Californians from Australia make most mel
ancholy statements Of their treatment in the
new III Dorado. All Americana were treat-
ed with indgnity there, being openly and
grossly insultcd in the streets Some Ffcneh-
mon who have returned TO California from
that country make similar statemeBts con-
cerning themselves
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LAsD WAgEASrs I,ocArkD. ---it appears
from the Pcnsion Office. report ths, land
warrants have been issued 10 tbs ams,unt Of
nine haadred and thirty iye Thousand ,hrse
hrndred and twenty scrrs
ConnESDApLge-A Al TIE Anniversary mast.
ing a the New Jersey failsoad eo,npany
last week, u was stated THAI out of ihisieesn
millions Of passengers eaxied. ihc lie II no
QUE sestcd T. q ear wss iost ~
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. lfOn II " Johnson, has been nominsted
as the Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Georgia. SIT
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-07-13

EW- ADErcEs from Turks Island state
that the rains had destroyed an immense
quantity Of salt, causing ssarcity. The ar
ticle wac selling at IS centss q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03
The Congressional Districts.

Our neighbor of the Republican excerpts
to the report Of the Congressional apportion-
ment Committee, In the House of Dele.
gates, declaring that 1.-THE arrangement is a
miserably bad one and should not receive the
sanction of a democratic Legislature. Three
districts are given to the wings, when they are
not entitled to more than one, under any fair
apportionment." Let Us test this by criteria to
be found in the same number of,he Republican
from which we make the extract. The right
OF representation is the essence of republican
ism, and the rights of the minority the Pal
ladium Of States-righls democracy. To this
latter school the editor of the Republican claims
to belong, and we have no doubt that he will
admit the truth of the FIRST proposition. TAX
ing the gubcrnatorial and presidential cleo
tons asthe test, and finding the average be.
tween the mejorlties given at each, 1t would
fall in the neighborheod of ten thousand
which may be assumed, for the present, as the
excess of democratic votes, over wing votes,
in Virginia, Ten thousand votes would give
a tenth ofa rcpgcseNtafirc-which Is the ex.
cess of representation 10 which the democratic
party would be entitled. in conformity iih the
the theory of republicanism and the doctrine
of States rights. Virginia wlll have thirteen
representatives in the next Congress of these,
according to Our arithmetic, the democrats
should have SIR. and The wings SIR, whlle the
remaining one should be one tenth more demo.
cratic than Wing. But as it would he diff
cult to adjust the proportion, we are willing ia
be liberal and let lhethirfecner be a whole.hog
democrat. This would he republican, States
rights, and citizen like. IL would make the
representation Of the State a faithful reflex of
the popular sentiment, and as such would be
democratic, in the true sense of that sorely
tortured word. Ii would give to the minority
its legitimate strength. and as such wtuld be
States rights, in the s%lraitest sense but il
would not suit our ~neighbor. who thinks
that under "any far apportionment' the
Wings are only entitled TO one member. Our
conclusion is eth or that The Republicans ideas
of democracy need revising, or its notions of
fairness an explanation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03

R-We are authorized to announce Gkok'h y
ttANs a candidate fol The ClerkshiP oil the musings
Court Of the City of Lynchburg'
MHrch3-dis
D-vv. .re .n,borized 10 announce Maj. JAMES BE-
stop. the present incumbent, a candidate for the once
- clerL IF tbe Gonrt of Hastings for the city OF Lynch
burg.
March3-dfs
rRrWe are authorized to announce "lLIAA =.
peascu a candidate for the office of Mayor OF the eli,
of Lynchbnrg.
March3-dts.
rE~We arc authorised to announce RUFUS hsDtE.
SON II candidate for the Office oil Police Nias'e' VI ~
city of Lynehburg. ware
r1rWc are authorized to announce A NDREw ). DID
DKg. a candidate for the Clerkship OF the musings
Court for the city of LynchburS.
Mnrch2-dts
~ We are authorized to announce WV. Il. fEATh,
rFsTos a candidate for the office ofClerk OF the Oonrt Oh
IIn-tjng. for tic corporation OF Lynchbnrg'
Feb. 2S-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03

The concluding Presidential Reception o1
the season, on Friday evening, was SO nume
.ousiy attended that the visitors must have
amounted to several thousands. Never, we
presume. has a congress of sovereigns honored
a Chief Magistrate and his family with a more
near,y acknowledgment of true esteem than
a'a The company of Friday evening Mr.. Fill
more and his household. Ladies Of all ranks
ana gentlemen OF all parties were there: pati
ehtiy awaiting theirturn amidst the dense,brony
o signify Their good feeling for the Pres;dept
nd receive from him in return the genial and
polished response of friendly regard and qoo1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03

1oh
To MeAIHhigso Of Bedfor9:

To MeAIVAigs Of BedJord:
As the time Is rapidly approaching when
you will be called on to select candidates to
represent you in the next Legislature of Vir
ginia, and as It is important that you should
select capable and available men, we
beg leave to direct your attention to Mr.. VIM.
.. MINIS a gentleman in every respect quail
lied TO discharge the duties of the Office.
Strongly imbued with the great leading
principles of the Wing party-extensivcly
known in the county and popular wherever
known, Mr.. Minnis is n gentleman in the true
acceptation Of the term, having a clear head
and a warm heart; afable, courteous, modest;
with large and liberal views in relation to
state and federal politics. We believe he
would make both a popular and successful
candidate, as well as a faithful, fearless, and
efficient representative. NORTH END.
~ Bedford Sentinel please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
MONDAY, Feb, 2s.
House.


On motion of Mr.. Russell, the House rece-
ded from their amendment to Senate bill en-
titled an act TO authorize the Courts OF Equi-
ty to proceed 10 a final decree in certain suits
without revival thereof as 10 parties who die
or marry.
An act to McAdamize the Morgantown,
Kingwood and West Union Turnpike was Ia
ken up. witt the amendments proposed there.
to by The Senate, which was thereupon agreed
10.
a Senate bull authorizing an exchange o
arms for the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
WIS read The first and second time, amended
on the motion of Mr.. Anderson, and as amen
ded. on the motion of Mr.. Russell. was order
ed To be laid on the table.
a Senate bill Incorporating a building asso
cialion in or near the city Of Richmond was
read the first aud second times, and on motion
Of Mr.. Anderson was read the third time and
passed.
\ bill to extend the charter Of the Harper's
Ferry Saving Institution was read IA third time
and passed.
: Ga motion OF Mr.. EARLY the rules were sns
pended with a view to reconsider the vote b,
which the bill to establish a special Court .
Appeals was rejected, and thereupon on mo.
llOI u WIZ. DIt1bI ~ SuiiIp vas iulh Ol nv "a
bic.
An act districting the State for commission
ers Of the Board Of Public Works, providing
for their election, compensation and the time
and place of their first meeting was taken up
on, the motion of Mr.. Barbour, with the amend
ments proposed thereto by the Senate, pending
The consideration of which the House proceed,
ed 10 the execution of the order of the day.
- A. r.o,,l LII ,o,a..;.. I.nI lo,o.a.
occasloned by that portion of The Ohio River
and Maryland road which was located since the
LIST of July 1852, was read u third time and
passed, ayes 10, noes 90.
On motion ofMr. Kidwell The title wasamend.
ed and agreed 10 as follows: AN act to in.
crease the capital Of the Morgantown and
Bridgeport Turnpike, and to connect the same
with the Ohio River and Maryland Road"
An engrossed bill to extend the lime for con
structing the Abingdon an PattonsvilIe Turn
plte,was read a third time and passed ayes So
noes Is.
An engrossed bill to incorporate the Wythe
Turnpike Company was read a third time aud
passed-ayes 81, noes IS.
An engrossed bill to change the location Of
The Beverly and Fairmont road, was read a
third time and passed.
An engrossed bill for the extension of the
Jacksonville and Christianshurg Turnpike
Company was read a third time and passed
ayes II, noes Is.
An engrossed bill to authorize the Board oil
Public Works to subscribe to the increased
capital stock ofthe Mechanicsburg and Wythe
Turnpike, was rejected.
The bill was afterwards reconsidcred, and
laid on the table.
A bill to incorporate the Ripley and Raw
enswood Turnpike Company, was taken up.
Pending which
On motion, the House adjourned until 7 o.
clock this evening.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03

CAREFULLY CORRECTED TWICE A WEEK.
IL e NJ A II X s.

RICHMOND, Feb. %, 1853.
ToBAcco.-We have no change 40 note since our last
report. Demand good for all descriptions.
FLoUR-Last sales mixed brands Richmond supcrfne
were made at s. l24, but holders generally, are now ask
ing an advance. Straight brands Scottsvile sell at s.
SO a So per Dbl. The barque Parthian, for San Francis
co, we learn, has obtained a full cargo of Flour and there
exists some probability Of another vessel being put up
for that market,
GRAfE.-We continue to quote 81 30 a 81 273 as the
prices paid for good red and white Wheats. Corn sells
at G25 cents per bushel.
BUSINESS is beginningoto revive, with the advent of
the spring. Many of our Wholesale dealers are already
prepared to serve their customers with fresh spring
goods" and ere the lapse of many days our streets will
present IA busy aspect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03

~ The official drawings of these Great Io 1i
duly certified to by the State Commissioner VII vs.
sent Immediately aireriti is drawn, toalI those uIa :" ,,nd o'
IRON US; with a full explanation of the result.
March3-coa1m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

IN I EpI 1000.
MY DEAR SIR Il was surprised TO learn
last evening that | had been assailed in the
House Of Representative yesterday, for a
wrong alleged to have been com nitted by me,
in regard to a youth named Collins. WHO is n
clerk in the Pension Office. AS YOU were
kind enough to contribute your aid IN my de.
I ence, and as you are my immediate represen
tative, | beg leave TO furnish YOU with a state
ment Of the facts in the case, in the hope that
you may be able to find a suitable opportunity
TO present them to the House md the country
In the month of April. 1852, Mr. Collins. a
clerk in the Pension Office. died suddenly,
leaving a widow and a number of children, as
l was informed. in a state of great dcstitution
On the day of his death, and while his corpse
still lay in his house, the Rev. L. S. Evans
who had been mInistering to his wants during
his illness, came to the Department, and with
great feeling, represented the distressed con.
ditlon of the family. and begged me to appoint
a son of the deceased clerk TO ell his fathers
place. He represented him to be a boy about
hfteen years of age, and candidly admitted
mat he was not competent to fill the position
without ASSISTANCE. But he informed me tina,
ooVia'e The difficulty, he, with the consent
:, 'ne family OF Mr.. Collins, had spoken TO
iNane' an atie and experienced clerk, who
was a Trend of the late Mr.. Collins, and TIM,
nc mao consented TO exercise a iatllerlv super.
vision over me boy to instruct him in his du.
ties, and TO Peforn such parts of them as the
boy could not discharge-and that it was nn
derstood that Mr. Kane, in considera,,o, -,
these services. was to receive a suitable com
pensation out Of the salary of the boy. Bein.
thus assured that the public interests woul,
not sutier by the arrangement, | agreed to ap
point the boy to his fathers office. In regar
to the further details | knew nothing. as tn
parties were all strangers to me. and M to IN
present hour ! do not know tina, 7 have eve
seen one OF them. heard no comnla;nt f,oY
any quarter and had aattered myseifthat ha
oone a commendable act in ssv;ng /. f,n,;I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03
OBITUARY,

Departed this life at his residence in this place, on the
81 1t of January Inst, Capt. GEORGE IL. michel. for
merly of Nelson County, after a long and protractcd
disease oged 80 years. he has left an affection ate wife,
several children, and n large circle of friends to lament
his loss. The deceased lived aud died an honest mar
the nublest work of God
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03
bhhNHs
AT THE vIRGINIAN OFFICE.

ES3 NHTfanIS3
~ E Executions,
D Delivery Bonds and Notices,
49, I~ndemnifying Bonds.
suERIFFs, Delivery Bonds and Notices,
IndemnifyIng Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different sizes, Bonds,
And all tbe different BLANK which are found for sale, can
10 had ,t tho yirginian ONCE, where there Is a large and beauti
full supply just Issued from the press.
The Gentleman to whom the execution Of this department o
our business is entrusted has no superior IN the state, ma u
who may order work nj this establishment may rest assured D
stae1y and faithful performance.
our nciitie for Pamphlet, Gard, and Rule WORK
mr.. cnmplete. which. with the large addition Of Fancy Types ant
EtnbcIHshments recently made, make the lirginian as good a Jol
Office as H. 10 be found in the interior.
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicited.
Ia 2G-l&dfts |s@9Y (. SHIELDS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03

Hon. Up. Benjamin. Senator elect from
Louisiana. has arrived in the city, and taken
lodgings at Williard's Hotel.
Hon. j.. NJ. Clayio is also in the city, and
has taken lodgings at Mr.. Trott's, on Capitol
Hill.
Mr.. Meagher, the Irish exile, arrived at
Williard's last evoning-Repubhc, 2SM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03

wishes. Certainly, ifthc popularity OF the oc'
casion gave one hardly ample room and verge
enough" for complete comfort, full recomPense
was accorded IN the array of beauty, fashion,
sprightIiuess and brlliancy that abounded
there.-Nat. Iak., 2Sth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03
MARRIED.

On Sabbath evening, February 81, Mt st. PauI'4 church
in the city of Washington, by the Rev. ISmlth PAYNE
Hon. JoHNJ CRIrTENpEN Attorney Generulof the u.
States, M ELIZABETH Ashley. Of st. Louis, Mo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03
The secretary OF the Interior.

Below will be seen the letter of Secretary
Stuart to the Hon. Mr.. Letcher, the represen.
tative of his district in Congress, explaining the
circumstances connected with the appointment
of young Collins to a clerkship in the Depart.
mcnt over whirh Mr.. S. pres,des-and the
reason for transferring a portion of his salary
to another clerk. SO far from anording iusti.
fcallon for the assault Of Col. Gentr,. they
strike us as rejecting credit upon Mr.. Stuart
Theonly possible exception that could be taken
TO any portion Of the transaction would be a.
galnst the policy of eeey appointing an incom.
petent person TO office, with the understanding
that the duties of the post would be performed
VIGOROUSLY. But we can well understand how
a generous and humane man would find it i'm.
possible to resist such an appeal as was made
In this case. We regret exceedingly TO see a
man of Col. Gentry's character making so sor.
ry a show as he does in this matter. We cal
only account for ii by supposing that he ha
allowed personal pique and spleen to blinc
him to truth and reason.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03

The Richmond Enquirer $ authorized to
announce that John Echols, ESQ, one Of the
delegates from the county ofMonroe, will not
be a candidate for re- election.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03

LYscHBuRG, March. % 10,
TOBACCO.
Inspection the past week, 97n,
DO. previously, since LIST January, ~ "aa''
Total, la,l,,
The receipts of loose tobacco have been light til. M,
consequently competition among buyers increases -
prices rather high for common kinds. Sales of iof.s"
Lugs 4 to ) cents good and fine Lugs 5 to CONF.
in quality-yery little leaf offering.
WHEAr-IO0 a 1O5 for Red and White.
WIN. T. SMITH, Com. Me,eb..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-03
THE MONSTER OF THE MONTH.
S6E.57G.
ANOTHER AND STILL GREATER INDucF,
MENF TO ENRICH YOURSELVES -

me "rtoteSt ana BeSl Cger eee1 made to tie PaAic.
BY RENTING to us 5000 we will send a Certifc,,a =,
risk of 5000 worth of tickets.
by remittins to us 800. we will send a Certificate 10,
risk of 81 900 worth of tickets. N'
ny temlttlng 10 US $500 we will send a Certificate (or
risk or 1000 worth Of tickets in any of the nh ave snIan.
did Lotteries now drawing.
1t will be seen by this that the purchaser hns only 70
lay out $500 to purchase 81 900 worth of ticke,s M,
Is without exception'lhe most generous Offer ever made
we have seldom known "a lossto ensue. and boga -
p"atedIy witnessed the mos, glorious results. Ad5ross
II Prizes, the old established house of u''
MARION G. 20 "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-16
ATTACHMENT NOTTCE.

GRANT COUNTY, Wis.
Town of Patch Grove, S.
In Justices Court-Before D. Andrews, Jus
tice.
To JAMES MUNDAy-
VOU are hereby notified, that Writ of At
1 tachment has been issued against you.
and your property attached TO SATISFY the de-
mand Of +. w. Hellmich, amounth g to fifty
six dollars (S56,o0). Now, unless you shall
app ar before d. Andrews, Justice Of the
Peace in and for said county, at bis Office IN
said town, on the 10th day Of December, A D.
1893, at ole O'Clock in afternoon Of said day,
judgment will be rendered against YOU. and
your property sold to pay the debt.
F. w. HELLMICH, plaintiff
Dated this l4th day of November, A. D. 1853.
prs fee ST 1851 1920
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-16
TO MINERS.

persons intending to dig or mine up
the following described lands, known
BUSHNELL LANDS" being the North
erjer OF section twenty-siX (26), Town
ia OF Range five west also. the north
fter of the southwest quarter of same
also, the west half of the northeast
and the west half of the south east
p same section,-must comply with
wing regulations
gging will be allowed inside OF my in
pounds, except with my consent.
Fst Giscoverer of mineral shall always
ed to his range, so far as it may run
hds, with twenty feet on each side of
hg, by paying to the undersigned the
tot all the mineral he raises.
Tsons digging on my lands, are here
fed, IN addition to compliance with
n, 10 work in a miaer-iilfe mannar, at
ee days in every week, unless preyen-
rkneSs or foul weather.
Pre- 10 comply with the above rules,
aelt al! rights obtained to dig or mine
sNc all persons, upon said grounds.
VIM. COLE.
~, Nov. 10th, 1853. T3t20s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-16
Dem tistry.

-, w. KING, resident Dentist at
700 Piatteyille, has taken rooms at
lILLD Barnett's Hotel, Lancaster, where
yll remain few days. As Mr.. King is
Dent of neighboring village in our own
bly,, he may be mo re relied upon than one
circulates everywhere. His work in the
Of Dentistry is well reported of in Platte
i and we hope our citizens will favor him
a call, if not with their work. Upon no.
/ he will wait upon persons at their resi-
ces. 100