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The Nevada journal., 1856-12-26
Notice to TeamsferS.

VIE undersigned has fitted up and opened WACO,
l. AND HAY YARD, opposite the White Hall Livery
Stable, on Broad street, Nevada
This yard Is fitted up in the best manner for comfort
and convenience for Teamsters A fountain of good
water and large and commodious Stable in the ward
on the most reasonable terms. Good Hay and Barley
constantly on hand at reasonable rates.
The Yard is supplied with roomy gates sufficiently
large to admit of the largest Hay Teams The yard il
large enough to accommodate twenty wagons at time
The gates are locked every night thei teamsters ge
through with their stock, and two good Dogs to watcf
the yard consider all stock put my charge perfect,
safe but viii not be responsible for their loss.
supply of Good Clean Straw for making Mattresses
on hand Mattresses kept hand for sale at very low
prices.
~ have Threeseparate Corrals for the convenience
of OK Teams and stock drovers.
JAMES HOEL, Broad Street
Nevada JuIv 6-6m&
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HOtel de Paris,
NJ A ID A NJ Il G III A L V f l.

e.a513, The above ramed welknown House, situated
9eVH Broad street, of Bridge No 7 offers
EtsF good accommodations to boarers and the travel
ing public The whole establishment is entirely
throughout, and the large and airy furn-
ished with excellent Beds and furniture match and
the table is supplied in style unsurpassed regards
quality and quantity.
Lalies and families offered plea ant and conf
Portable home this establishment.
The undersigned having been literally patronzed by
the pubic at the above House for three years past
safely appeal her old sustain charac-
ter as lan,iady and the popularity of her House.
septl2-tf MADAME CHAUVEL.
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San Francisco Advt rtisements
1e that Suffer Read Read!!
DR.. ID Pareira' $ Italian Remedy
For the Certain aud Speedy Cure OF

For the Certain and Speedy Cure Of
DISEASES OF PRIVATE NaTuRE--of LONG OR SHORT
sTANDING--WlTHoUT INJURY TO THE SYSTEM
or ANY CHANGE OF DIET
ltncver has failed Itcannot fail to cure
THIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. first introduced into
l. Pisa, some fifty years since, became so well
known a. CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE that in every
town and city not only the Continent also in Great
Britain the demand for it great its merits so
ASTOUNDING thai IN less than one year from its introduc
non II had snplancd all other remedies. The Medical
Faculty of the different cities of Europe were comnclcd
to acknowledge its wonderful mastery disease
Iropfletors OF other medicines jealous of SWAY vainv
cndcavored to stay its progress Like grass before the
mower their efforts fell the ground and like fire ON
the pralr1es, sweeping all before it, its onward march
became triumphant 1t stood forth upon own merits
discerning public saw tried and convinced its
magical virtues
The massive fortune acquired by DIR Pareira from
the sale of the above Medicine during the six he
prepared it, alone bore witness its miraculous merits
AT tho death of the Doctor the recipe bequeathed
to his son, who lately introduced the remedy into the
United States. The number of CURES it has already
made is astonishing Thousands and tens of thousands
can bear testimony to its efficacy
iT' All who use it it will Cure with Safety Speed
and Certainty that other Medicine has ever possessed
RESORT TO No QuAcK NosTRUMs Use a remedy
known to fail
This Great Remedy is purely Vegetable
Beware of Countcrfeits.-The extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine has already caused person
persons to palm off upon the unsuspccting spurious
pound closely resembling the original BE particular to
buy none without the written signature of PAREIRA NJ.
d., on the outside wrapper ofcach bottle All others
counterfeit and their compounders will be punished with
the utmost rigor of the law.
PEICE-Three Dollars per Bottle. For sale by d.
Babcock sole Agent for California Oregon and the Sand
wich Islands, to whom all orders must be addressed
u, BABCOCK, Wholesale Druggist
No u Davis street, between Clay and Washington
San Francisco
q Also for sale by Druggists generally throughout
California and the Atlantic States
Agents-Dr. JOHN LARK Nevada city.
Rice, Coffin & Co, MarysvilIc.
Is X. Starkwcather, Stockton.
w. H. Bruner, Sonora.
Benjamin Shurtlef, Shasta.
Child e. Worthcn, Placerville Drug Store
Justin Gates. Jr, Sacramento city,
Dr. II. W. Carr. Downieville.
DIR. W. ii. Caflitf Yreka
DIR. J. B. Winston, Los Angeles.
WHEREBY & Morse, San Diego
George L. Story, Portland, Oregon.
nov g, ls56-1mI
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ANOTHER SUCCESS OF AMERICAN

ANOTHER SUCCESS OF AMERICAN
CLiPPERs.-The race among the clip
pers from China, with the first cargo of
tea for the present season, has been
won by the American clipper Maury,
Capt. Fletcher, Of 594 tons. She sailed
from Foo-Chow-Foo on the 10th of
June, and reached the London docks on
the 18th ult
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9The largest vessel ever built
since Noah's time is to be launched in
England about the middle of next April.
Her first trip will be to Portland, Me-,
where wharves for her accommodation
are now being built. A vessel of 3d.
900 tons is novelty in the maritime
world.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-26
New Principles No Poison
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure

OR ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA
I, OR the prevention and of Fever and Acuc,
Il Chill Fever Dumb Aeue. and other Intermittent
Rcmittcnt Fever. Also of Bilious Fcvcrs accompanied
by Typhoid symptoms Typhoid Foyer; yellow Fever,
ship and jail Fever General psbffS Night sweas and
all other forms Of disease which havei origin
NJ A l. A r | A O II, NJ | A S VI \ .
This subtle atmospheric poison which certain
is unavoidaby inhaled at every breaiS the in char
VIII everywhere yield to this newly discovered antdotc
which neautrazes the poison completely puries the
tem and thus entirely all the of disease
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from its
1t viii protect any resident traveller in the
sickly swampy localities any ague or bilious dis
disease whatever injury from constantly in
haling Malaria or Miasma.
1t will instantly check the aue in persons who have suf
fcrcd for any length of time from day
that they need never have another chill by continuing
its according to directions.
1t will Immediately relieve all the distressing results
bilious or as'e diseases such as general debility, night
The patient once begins appc-
tite and strength and continues until and r
ical cure is effected. And as proof that il is also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,
Because of its Singular and entire Iarmlcssness The
following certificate from the celebrated chemists
the United Ltates is attached to every bottle:
New York. June II, lel5.
l have made a chemical examination of Rhodes Fever
and Ague Cure Andote to Malaria and have tested il
for Arsenic Mercury Qunine and Strychnine but have
found particle of either in it, nor have found any
substance in its composition that would prove injurious
the constitution JAMES r. Chiffon, Z. NJ. Chemist.
This allows of its free preventive by which all
persons thus be of entire freedom from the above
named diseases how scky the saason of
pv the locality.
Proofs Of Efficacy frequently published and the
fence of the public is asked only in proportion to its
tual wherever introduced and used-Thcsc only
relied upon to prove lis worth.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary some
may require Directions printed in German French
and Spanish accompany each bottle Prepared and sold
by the proprietor, IAMESiA RHODES Providence, r. L.
CYRUS G.. DYER General Agent, San Francisco.
JOHN LARK,
Arop forN Ma;, S,In b,-
Druggists generally augS-tf
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The WAY THEY DO PRINTING IN
SAN FRANCIsCo.-The Bulletin and
Globe have been selected to do the
county printing. The former does it
for nothing, the latter for FIVE cents a
quarter.
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San Francisco Advertisements.
DIR. .J. C. Young

EORNER of Montgomery and California streets Wells
" Fargo Co.'S. Express Office. San Francisco is hs
Pioneer advertising Physician of California and the onl,
who received Collegiate Medical Education and i
better qualified treat and has cured of Pri
vate Diseases than any other physician For rercnccr
all of the papers throughout the state.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-26

Lady Byron has contributed 65
pounds sterling, through Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, for the relief of the suf-
ferers in Kansas.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-26

SrRAw.-The vote in the Five Points,
New York, stood-Buchanan, SIC; Ere
mont, I'LL Fillmore, Is
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-26

ITO the aieed-Persons troubled with disease should
l. perise the following Letters of Recommendations,
from Dr. J. C. Youngs patients They voluntary of
erings of gratitude him for benefits received and
proofs strong Holy Writ of his scientific atanments
No read them without at having confidence
in him, and confdentially make the assertion that
people afflicted with private other Diseases will call
upon him in preference any other ply seian in the
country. Read them carefully ye that need medical
sstance and then loose time in consulting him while
there is time left to cure you
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-26

Syphilis and GonorrhGa-Dr. ID. J. CZapkays extra
ordinary in the treatment of Syphific and Con
orrheal diseases in the primary and other induces
him to call public attention to the fact that of the
numbers who have made daily application him. there
is not who has not been eectuay and permanently
cured In recent of Syphilis Gonorrhua the
Dr. guarantees perfect cure in few days without him
drance to business other Inconvenience. The DR.
method of treatment of these maadics combines the
made by the medical faculty with discover
les of his that are unknown to any else and
which, when applied prevent the possibility of evil after
consequences.
Secondary Syphilis which is destructive of health
producing nceraons of the throat destroying the soft
parts, and leaving the bones exposed which mortify
separate and away disfigurng sufferer most
horribly well mparng his general health and pre-
disposng to consumption, the Dr. treats in the
tain and efficient manner Also Bubocs painful swell
ngs upon the bones, dsfguring splotches the skin
sores, pmpes and all other consequences of Syphitic
GonorTheal diseases he guarantees to cure asks
compensation.
The DR. would especially call the attention of those
who have failed obtain relief from others, many of
whom he has already cured, and many still under
treatment. The Dr. makes charge for consultation
and invites all call his Institute he will give
them such satisfaction they obtain nowhere else
Those distance, by writing to the Dr. have their
eases promptly attended to-
Offices Nos and Armorv Hall, corner of Sacramcn-
to and Montgomery streets, San Francisco
The Greatest Discovery of the Age Great Blessing
Mankind Innocent but Potent IL j. Czapkay's Pro-
philactum, (sclfdisnfecting agent preventive
against gonorrhpa and syphitic diseases and
passed remedy for all veneral scrofulous gangrenous
and Ulcers ftd discharges from vagina
and urethra and all eruptons and diseases
As inocuation is preventive against small pox Dr.
Czapkay Prophiactcum preventive against syphliti-
cal and gonorrheal disease harmless in ITSELF possess
the power chemically destroying syphtic virus
and thereby saving thousands from being infected by the
most loathsome of all diseases. Let young who
appreciates health be without DIR. Czapkays Proplac-
tcum. 1t is in very convenient packages and will be
found convenient use, being used soap Price S.
For sale at DIR. Czapkays Medical Institute, Armory
Hall, corner Sacramento and Montgomery ss San Fran
Tx. L.. j.
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-26

CON HACIOR AND BUILDER,
fIHE subscriber would inform the public and his friends
l. that he Is now carrying on the business of
building Houses of every description.
House Carpentering branches and Fancy work of all
KINDS Any person wishing to build a Brick House or
fancy Cottage viii consult his interest by giving me an
early call as will do good work at as low prices
any builder in Nevada f''N'' -
The best of references security pven IL renuraJ
promptly attended to ~ "
Nevada, Aug S-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-26
BOWMAN'S HORSE MEDICINES S
WMAN'S OINTMENT!
AND
CONDITION POWDERS!

A RE RAPIDLY supersedng everything of the kind,
IA having been found by the experience OF thousands
TO be the Best Remedies Known
For the various diseases and accidents to which Horses
and Cattle subject particularly in this country where
Parehed and Rocky Soil ruins many valuable animals
The OINTMENT has proved certain cure for the fgl-
lowing diseases
Old Sores and Ulcers; Fresh Wounds
Cuts and Bruises FiSula
Saddle and Collar Calls
Scratches Greese Founder
Contracted Hoofs Poll Evil
Sand Cracks or Quarter Cracks
Alaeniers Thrush
Mango Warts Marbles
Sttfasts Corns &c,
The Condition Powder is excellent Purifier of the
blood it will give the animal strength and appetite
sist him digest his food loosen skin cleanse
water and rcnovate the whole system
1t will be found Of particular benefit in the following
diseases. viz
Iiidcbound; Founder; Loss of Appetite;
Rheumatism or Stiff Complaint;
Coughs and Colds lniamations Surfeit
Fcyers Sore Eyes Mango Sweilcd Legs;
Scratches and every other disease requiring tonic
alternative course of treatment.
These Remedies perfectly harmless and may
rcsorted TO at all times with safety and benefit
The Ointment is put in good sized tin boxes at One
Dollar per box and the Condition Powder in Packages
the same price. Prepared and sold by ii. Bowman,
Druggist, Sacramento, and for sale by
JOHN LARK. NJ d.. Agent.
No - Main street, Nevada
May 80. lS5c-tf
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THOMAS HAYDEN.

SpermatorrhGa local weakness nervous debility
low spirits lassitude weakness of the limbs and back
insposition and incapabiy for labor and study dull
of apprehension loss Of memory aversion society
timdity, selfdsrust dizziness headache involuntary
discharges pains in the side affections Of the eyes pin-
Piles the fece sexual and other inrmiticS in man.
cured without fail by the Justly celebrated physician
surgeon, L. J. Czapkay.
His method of curing diseases is unknown 9TH
ers, and hence the great
All consultations by letter otherwise. free
Address, l.. j. CZAPKAY NJ d.,
San Francisco, Cal
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-26
TO MERCHANTS.

TO ANTS.
HOTELS and dHousekeepers-Sl40O 900 worth of Crock
L. cry and Gasswarel
1900 doz Tumblers assorted STYLES
Decanters, Fruit Dishes and Glassware of every do.
scription;
Livery variety of white Iron Stone and Chinaware
300 gross cheap able Cutlery
Ivory Cutlery and silver Plated Ware;
large assortment of Britannia Bar Pitchers;
Chshng Dishes Urns, Tea AMI Coffee Pots
avery large assortment of Britannia Castors:
Fine English Tea Trays, of new style;
Camphene and Oil Hanging and Side Lamps:
Parlor Stand Lamps, styles
Chandeliers and G as fixtures
Gilt and mahogany frame Mirrors, all sizes;
large assortment of Jeromes best clocks
For sale at cost l16 street. Sacramento and l76 and
l75 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
sept5-tf WHALLY & PERSHBAKER
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BUSINESS CARDS
WILLIAMSON l. N. DAWLEY
WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY,
RANKER

AT THEIR OLD STAND, 30 MAIN STREET NEVADA
Highest Price paid for Gold Dust.
RUY City, County and State Scrip Gold Dust sent
IL the Atlantic States and insured.
Gold Dust sent to the United States Mint an Francisco
for coinage
Drafts on the principal Atlantic States and transact
general Banking business
Checks on Sacramento and San Francisco.
We have of the best Fire Vaults in the 81 ate
and will receive Special and General Deposits Attention
paid to collections lift
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-26
GEO. O. WHITNEY & co.
Established in 1s49.
Quartz Specimens

Quartz Specimens !!
MINED with gold are bought by at from ) to so
1Nl per cent above the mint value
We the inventors of the of Manufacturing Quartz
Jewery and stock is the largest in the state Call
all you gentleman who intend visiting San Francis
co, you are welcome to examine goods whether you
come to purchase not
We sell Watc,es and Jewelry, finer and cheaper than
any other California estabishment-for the aht
one of our firm always in Europe having the best goods
made to order which he continues forward by every
steamer And buy for cash. can afford to sell
at the lowest New York prices.
BARRETT & SHERWOOD l35 Montgomery St
Between Clay and Commercial SITS. San Francisco
~ b. Orders sent by Express filed promptly. Partic
uar attention to watches sent for repair
San Francisco August s,-3m
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UPHOLSTERY.

g k>REOhIS n Elk n.
P0per Hangtag j. BedtliRg Establishment
AiNOW FRlSb1E have opened Store CONNER
- CIAL STREET, above Pine for the above bus ness
would respectfully solicit share Of public atrcnage Ill
orders for material or work will he filed whdrsJ tch
and in aworkmanike manner. Constantly onhand air
Moss and Puia Mattresses of the best make b. Window
6ornices. Loops and Bands Painted and Linen Shades
W al Paper and Borders of all kinds
Hotels Offices Priv and Public Rooms fitted dn with
neaincss and dcsi ach
Carpets sewel and Laid Curt aims ade and put I'm in
the best style of the art
Furnitnrc Resulted and covered
S A SNOW. A. B FRISRIE
NeN ada, Sept. ), lS56-tf
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EMPIRE
AND
X II Y = TO II
Iron Works.

Nos. 90 ard % Bush street. Dc-
tween Montgoneryand kt ar
ney streets, an Francisco.
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G l. O T HIN G
And McntS1 Furnishing Good.

Also keeps constantly in general pssorteu, az
Sheetngs. Drilngs, Bed TickingS Cotton Duck of all
QUALITIES Mating of all widths Coinfortcrs and Blue Red
and extra fine White Blankets
Ais" Trunks. Naiises and Carpet Bags great vari-
ETY. OF Fashnabc Hats and Boys Clothing in particular
Sol wishes to be perfectly understood that above
named goods with numerous others ALWAYS be found
ON hand in the store his object is sell cheap and TO
satisfy Yourselves of thai fact give him call I5tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-12-26

Choicest Meats and Vegetables,
which can be found in the market and at prices low
enough to be in keeping with the times
We kill none but American cattle of the best quality
and keep always hand good supply of Meats of all
kinds. MCALLISTER e. KENT
Nevada, Aug. 6. le56.-6
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JOHN IL. SCRANTON.

: SDone to order at the shortest notice q
Nevada August s-tf
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-09-27
GIG Anti 9tapsrp Ruelr.
SALEM OHIO. SEPTEMBER 27, 1856,
REPORT OF DISCUSSIONS Al The ANN
VERSARY.
REPORTED BY JAMES BARNABY.
SUNDAY MORNING SESSION.
C0Dcfu1ed

SUNDAY MORNING SESSION.
(Concuded)
The Society convened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. in the
grove on the Fair Grounds, and was called to order
by Benz. Down, Vice President.
The Vice President on introducing to the
audience Francis jackson Of Boston. spoke in an
appropriate manner of Mr.. Jacksnn's early and
untiring devotion to the nti.Slavery cause, and
of the Invaluable services he has rendered to the
movement. from its beginning until now.
Mr.. JACKSON said he wished to say to the audi
encc hut II few words. lie was not a public speak.
or, but would endeavor to express the sincere
pleasure he felt in being able TO meet face to face
so many Of the faithful Abolitionists Of Ohio, and
the West. In Mr.. Fnss' speech of last evening he
spoke Of Massachusetts Az one of the States that
might lead in tho work Of freedom. Mr.. Foss
spoke truly Of the degradation of the Mouth; and
Massachusetts like the rest il conquered. She
lies like a whipped spaniel Mt the feet of South
Carolina. 1t fills me with grief to think Of the
position Of Massachusetts,. We have many bunker,
among US. Men who would have been tories If
'76. We are governed by capitalists and those il
Iheir service. That is the chain thar binds us t,
ne Ch"H ~ wv tnch iouh u nlaSSaGnuSettS
She will not be the first to abandon the Uninn an
point the way To freedom. We look rather to Ohio
and Wisconsin.
Mr.. PRYSE then addressed the meeting. II,
said that in accordance with the Catholic spiri
which prevails on the Anti, Slavery platform h
had been invited, though known not to be in har
mony with the views of the Western Anti SLAYER,
Society, to take part IN its discussions. lie feare,
he should be unable to make himself heard. Tn
audience was now too large for his voice AMI tn
tide was still setting in this direction. lie wa
aware that distinguished advocates Of the slave
cause we're around him-those whose names hav
travelled beyond the limits of this continent a
, philap,brcpis,s and ffisnds cr freedom. Nc,vith
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cient aud in removing thuse false ideas of God and
%futurity that so underlie and foster the many evils
which il is uhi earnest desire 10 eradicate.
Signed, on behalf of the meeting aforesaid, with
earnest wishes that your deliberations may pro-
mote the cause Of truth aud progress,
JOSEPH A. DUGDALE,
RUIlANEY WAY Clerks.
niIUED n SnN
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AFTERN ON SESSION.

PARKER PILL,BuRY rose to read n resolution n. on
behalf of the Business Committee. lie said that
while upon his feet he wished just to say with
regard II the address of Mr.. Pryne in the morning
session, that it appeared to him to be in partic-
ularly bad taste for Mr.. Pryne to take up SD much
of the time Of this Convention in advocating the
claims Of the Gerrit Smith party, when Gerrit Smith
the candidate Of that party for the Presidency had
himself declared that voting in this Government
could do no good that the day of voting is over,
and that bullets, NOT ballots, are to be henceforth
the weapons of Freedom.
bad never taken any such position as Mr.. Pills.
bury bad Represented, aud saying tina, he rsgard-
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AONDAf huhNlSG oEsslcNs
VIM. c. Nell Of Boston addressed the meeting.
lie spoke of the condition Of the colorsd people of
the North, showing the many disabilities and abuses
from which they suffer. and also the remarkable
advancement made by many of them in spite Of
the wicked laws, customs and prejudices which
tend To crush and degrade them.
NJ. r. Robinson expressed his regret that Mr.,
Nell had not q larger audience to hear his inter.
esting address, and referred to Mr.. NelP 8 faithful
and efficient labors for the removal, in Massachp.
sets. of all laws and customs making distinction
an account of color. For a long time the public
schools of Boston were closed against tho colored
children even after the other towns of tho State
had abolished all such distinctions. But Mr.. Nell
in company with Mr.. ]. NJ. Langston had for the
past month or two been laboring in Ohio in favor
of equal rights, and be doubted not but that their
Efforts had been productive Of great good. Some
thing sioll b. done to remove the disabilities IN.
der which our colored citizens are laboring. When
he saw the subsersieney of tho Republican party
he hoped for but little from them in this re-
speo,. Many Of them have as strong prejudiceS
against the colored man rs when they were wings
and democrats. Tho Presidential contest would
soon be ever after which something might DO done;
and he hoped they would all 80 home resolved TO
get up petitions and 90 from house to house and
get the names, and inlist the hearts OF the people
lin favor &c removing fareVer from our state oil
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The ommi;tee proposed no he subject of inves-
tigatiun aud discussion this afternnun, Sectd'idhiSm
its nature, the evils arising thereirom, and the
means by which they may be most ehectuai'y
counteracted and remuyeJ.
Discussed by Thomas Whitsrn, Joseph Barker
Andrew +. Foss, VIM. HEX. DR.. Underhli. Z
Whitacre, Mrs. Britt, d. S. jones, md Oliver
johnson.