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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

rusa. Ihe news Of their coming preceded them,
and before the brave and stern band Of outraged
Kansas freemen reached their harassing enemy,
that enemy, panic struck, had fed. The demoli.
ton of their deserted and unfinished fort, and the
recovery of Hoyts body, which was not at frst
recognized, completed the nights work.
The next attack was made on the camp close 10
the house of Col. Titus To this q part of those
who had fed from the camp on Washington Greek,
had gone. OF the past conduct of this infamous
tlOrldiaD, 1t would be useless to speak. Suffice
1t to say that he has been as active as he has
been INSCRIPTIONS and remOrseless. As / stated
in my letters, when he robbed young Mr.. Smith Of
bis claim burning his house and maltreatne n
which event your readers will remember oc.
cured some time ago-he fearful of the copse-
quences ofhs rascality got company of United
States dragons to guard his house. OF this dis
graceful service the dragons very shortly grew
tired, and left him. He then stationed party
numbering some thirty or forty of the Southerners
close to bis hsuse. These lived chiefly 10
tents, as he had no other accommodations for
them. Recently they erected blockhOuse Of
logs. For weeks back this camp had been notO-
rious for stealing horses. and it was suspected that
the gallant Titus aided and encouraged them 10
tkis work.
After the destruction of the forts a. Franklin
and Washington this other camp was the only one
close to Lawrence, or situated in the dense Free
o,a!e setiement III that quarter. 1t was deemed
advl.able that this nest be also broken up, since
hoatilites had been commenced. 1t was c,nse-
4uenty attacked day or two sfterward. Here
the Pro-slsvery men, who were aware of the hos.
tiie intentions against them, made every prepars
Ilon for desperate resistance; aud here, as at
Franklin, they showed more spirit than they have
often done. A. they fought with comparative
security to themselves, being sheltered by their
olocAhouse, the firing was pretty fierce on both
sides, until the sxpound howitzer taken at Frank
lin was brought to bear on their fort. On the
second discharge Of this piece they ran out
this the Free-Stste men ceased firing and sd-
vanced, supposing the enemy about to surrender.
when the Pro-Slsvey men poured in volIey on
them wounding four or five Free-State men. This
violation of the white flag would have justified
their extern in.tion, according to the stern rules
war, but it was not avenged. Several escaped,
among whom was Major Clarke, the United states
Indian Agent; but nineteen prisoners were taken,
including Titus. who was wounded, 20 were sew
"a. others Of their number. The Free-state men
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Theodore ia. Moore,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
WINFIELD, Putnam Co. Va.
VX7ILL practice in the Superior aud Inferior
w Courts of Putnam and the adjoining coun-
les. jyl6 tt
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WAGON 7Eanufact0rv.

~ e. The subscriber would announce
the y;1s%S Of !4 9bd n an" nd the
turned to CIurkSburs. with largo lot of season e.
cd timber. and is prepared to do all work in his
line OF business !; such rs IN liking new wagons, or
carriages in the best style. ! extend u cordial
invitation to my old friends and customers to
give me IL call, and they shall have the hest in
the shop. Having llad considerable experience
at the business, hope, by giving it all my care
and attention, to merit share Of public patron
age.
| have two new two-horsc wagons on hand and
for sale
JEFFERSON fletcher.
Nav 9th, 1S56.--tf
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Il Summer Goods

JOHN IRWIN is now receiving large and
81 choice assortment Of
New Spring aud Summer Goods,
which cannot fail to please the most r.stidous
taste.
HIS stock of ladies dress goods embrace some
of the most chuico and beautiful! Styles and pat
terms.
lie has also a Iarg, lot of C riicoes. brown and
benched MnsIns. Table Linen. &c.
Gemtlemens Boots, Shoes, CATERS, Hats, and
Caps.
a nice stock Of Ladies' Kid lasting and Nor
rocco Shoes. Misses and Cndrrn's Shot.s aud
lasting CATERS. French worked collars and
mour ming Goods of almost every description,
a large assortment nr ladies gloves aud mits,
and gentemen's gloves.
Hardware of all kinds, including Il fino lot Of
lives.
y choice assortment OF Queensware.
Groceries OF all kinds. including Fish, Salt,
Coffee, Sugar, MOasses, Rice, &c,
Our friends and the public arc respectfully in
vited TO give call as we shall ut very low
prices. miru
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MORE FLoR1pA Isp1As ourRa The
Tampa. Psninsnlar. Of the 9th ult.. says
that about dark Of the 18th a number Of
Indians fred upon the house Of Captain
Bradley, In fernando county. and killed
two of his children. On the 16th.the same
band of savages. as is supposed. attacked
the train carrying provisions to the State
troops from Tampa to lehepucRsrana,
twelve miles from Tampa. The train was
guarded by four white men. a boy and a
negro man. While watering their horses.
the Indians. hidden in q thicket close by,
fred upon them and killed the boy the
next discharge the boys father. Stallipg
by name, was killed. and Immediately az
ter a man named Roach fell. Hinson was
shot across The breast. but got upon one
of the horses and escaped. as did the ne>
gro man. Hatfield. the fourth guard
stood under cover of the wagons, and
kept the Indians of until he had loaded
and fred Eve times. He then escaped on
mule.
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Late Arrival Of
NJ E w GOOD g !

ME undo 3n"d rrSprc fully informs his
, L cd friends aud customers, and the public
generally, that Ii" HIS just returned from the
Fast with lar 70 and ecg INT assortment Of he
and SeasOnahln gOUdS. which will he sold ut ex-
ceeGinglv low pri"a,
IT,, invites the attention Of gentlemen Ia his
stock Of fine dress goods, Consisting Of Black ana
Fancy C0iur,d CI"lhs, C;SsiTereS and tslinws
which will he found to he Of the best quality an
latest styles also. R,'hdymrde clothing Of eve
ry variety. His stock includes every article uf
gpntleurn's O'rSs Goods.
Tho Ladies' viii find large and general as.
sortnent Of Dress Goods, OF the best slvIn and
quality, including SiAs, Tissues, Pop ius, White
Goods of all vuristics, &C., &c. His stock of
Gloves, Fancy Dress Trimmings. Bumnets, dc. :,
is large and we'll selected, aud will he found We
ry cheap.
lie II IS complete assortment OF QucenSwrrc,
Hardware. Z tery, e uccrieS II is, Caps. b III
nets, BUot1, Shoes, DrIIs, M,dicincH, Paints,
Dye-SlIAs, Cotton Yarns, ScnoJI Books, and Al
hn' lot vi Stationery.
Tho beSt aud cIlea est assortment of
JEWELLERY
ever before offered in this place. A large stock
Of Tobacco, Segnrs u ii Snuff, embracing some
kinds of very 'p:ri1r q raii
Purchasers Wi!l.!nG II to their advantage to
give him call b,'lor, hu\ ing la.whcrr.
Highest prices paid for all kinds OF country
produce. CIiAkLES LEWIS
uVIY-tT
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-06-06

D1REcroRs OF THE EXCHANGE BANK AT
WEsroN.-The following named gentle.
men compose the Directory of the Ex-
change Bank at this place, Tor the eusu,
ing year
J. NJ. Bennett, Chas. ]. Moore. Miuter
Bailey. Blackwell Jackson ON the patt
OF the StockhOiders,-ThOs. S. Wood, DR..
W. j. Bland and NJ. W. Ilarrison-on the
part OF the State.
The new Board met on Wednesday last
and organized tor business. j. N. Ben.
nett was unanimously elected President
j eStUn Herald.
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DIED.

Of Apcplexy. in PhiIippi, Va, on the 18th Of
May, 1856. Mrs. BETSY ANN JOHNSON,
wife OF Mr.. Gurret johnson. in the 18th year of
her age.
II has seldom falIea TO our lot, 10 record the
death of one so much beloved in the rircl. Of her
acqmantanccs. For some time previously, she
had been i'll, but WIS rapidly recovering and
while cheerGully couversing with her husband,
She was suddt My called away, without II mo
'n"nts warming. She left six childrrr the eld-
est, under fourteen years of are, and the young
-St. about four weeks.
For the LAST twelve wears Of her Efc, Mrs.
johnson enjoyed the consolation Of uu expert
mental knowledge of the pardOmIng love OF 6 cd:
and she died as she mad lived an humble aud con-
Eistent christian. Though overwhelmed with
,'ref at this sad bereavement, her kindred and
friends "sO-rOw not those who have no hope, ~
for they assured that ID 'ir :: loss, is her in
finite guu."
e How careful then, ought we to livc!' for in
. such an hour we think not the Son Of Man
c"meth.' II Ex 'T
Departed this lie un the 23d inst, J mil es east
"' En'''"P'' Barbour CO., Of Consumption after u
lingering illness which sho bore with christian
rove ana or ltude, and met her fute with calm
ness aud serenity. JUDITH, wife of Alexander
Johnson in her S2d year, leaving behind her a
husband and thee little children to mourn her
lrreParable loss. She had been consistent and
devoted member of The Baptist Church for ssve-
raj years. She died tranquiI-her spirit took its
flight from this transitOry scene with full reIi-
"nce that it would suou abide in better land
where flowers perennial forever bloom.
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htuckhannoln RloteI.

TFIIE undersigned having purchased the WELL
L known house recently occupied by Mrs.
Cooper, aud permanently located himself: in the
thriving town of BuckhannLn. is now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers in style un-
surpassed in Western Virginia.
Ills house is large and comfortable, is pleasant
~ located near the Court house, and has all tho
conveniences for keeping frst-class hotel.
His TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country can Afford,
Every attention will be paid to render all who
may favor him with their patronage, comforta-
bio and happy. L. d. LoRENTZ,
N. Bills STABLE will be in tho charge of So
Der. attentive host ers. LID. l..
March 9TH, lS56.-1y
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Weston sEousc.

WESTON, Lewis county, Virginia, formerly
w Kept by Mintor Bailcy and now by Joseph
Tho proprietor bcgs leave to inform tho trav-
cling public, that he is prepared to give tho
weary traveller pleasant retreat.
His table is furnished with the best the mar
ket affords. his bar is supplied With choice IL
quors-wth an attentive and accommodating Bur
keeper. The attention OF the house is prompt
and ready to give my guest hearty reception
| ask my friends of Harrison, Gilmer and
Lewis, and the travelling public generally, to
give me call, and win try my best to make
my house their home. JOS. +. WILKINSON.
WESTON Aug, lst lS55-lv
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NORTHWESTERN RloteI.

l. to the public, that he has leased tho house
known the . Northwestern Hotel,n situated IL
ClarkSburg, Va. Tho house and furniture are
now undergoing general course of repairs, which
pleasant houses iu the country. The rooms are
large, airy and conveniently arranged. a portion
Of the house is now open: and public patronng
is respectfully solicited. No pains will be spared
to render. hose who may encourage this house,
comfortable, cOntGntod and happy.
SAMUEL WALKER
Clarksburg, June LIST, 1854. Proprietor.
p. S.-A limited number of boardcrs cnn
accommodated with rooms. ie7 ~
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The above parties. a. we'll as all others inter-
cstod or con"erAul in the subject matter OF suil
decree. arc. therefore hereby n"tif A. ;htt shall
on the llth daI nfJuly. 1876 at the Court House
Ill Clark N''Urg, Harrison county. virginia. com
mcnee the execution Of sail order OF r.iur,uuc.
This case will be continued from day TO day
and from time to time. T"tit c"'uuictri.
Given under my hnmd a. Commissioners in
Chnnccry OF the said court, this Attn day "f .un..
lSj6. LANES REED
ion
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STRAY Mare.

ENSTRAYED from the subscriber thrre year
II old black ma colt. She WAS about fifteen
hands high had two curIs in tho forehead, and Il
small lump the inside of fore leg, similar
to that cnus d by SpLint.
y liberal reward will DO paid to amy person
that will take up lid mare. aud write to me ut
Pleasant Creek. Taylor county. Va. SO l can
get her PHILIP L. POE.
May 18th, lSJ6-3lH
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FErTERMAN HOUSE.

ON the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road. HEN
IORY MAHANEY, Proprietor, takes pleasure
in informing his friends aud the travelling public
that he has required and refitted with new furni-
ture large hotel, and that now in better
condition to promote The convenience nd COM
tort Of the sojourner than heretofore. Every
thing will be found in good order.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the very best
eatables that can be produced in this country,
served up i'll an elegant manner; and HIS BAR will
be found to containthe choicest Wines and Lii
quors of every kind.
frs STABLE will always be well supplied with
provender, and good reliable hustlers.
His old friends and the travelling public gene
rally are inviled,to cali,
myl7 HENRY MAHANEY.
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Great EXCITEMENT!
Afs0N's CSEEK, TA 4. Co., Y

DIR. J. SCOTT, e. Go !: Gents%Hayipp
been afflicted with Rheumatism for MANY YEARS.
It gives me great pleasure to state that YOUR cell
eoratsd White Circassian Liniuent has relieved
me, and You will please send me one more bot
lie. consider it an excellent medicine. and so
recommend It. Yours. ]. J. ALLEN.
DR.. McLane's Improved Liver Pills, and I'm
proved yermifuge; also. Dr. J. SCOTS celebrated
White Circassian Liniment, for sale by ell drug
gIsts and merchants everywhere. None gena-
i me only as prepared by DIR. ]. Scott, & Co.
9anA place, MorsSntown, Va, nly2-ly
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Harrison House,
H44InHElN ~

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
l. to the public, that hc has opened Public
House in bridgeport, Va.
This House having been built and fitted
up expressly for tho entertainment of the
public, he feels confident that lie eau sntistucto-
riIy entertain all who may favor him 18th call.
Ills STABLE ia large and convenient and
will BIO carefully attended.
Charges will be made at all times as reasona-
BILE US circumstances will admit.
ID. D. WILKINSON, Proprietor.
April 4th lS5j,-lY
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A 7. a Circuit. Court held in and for the comfy
=; y OF Harrison, on the LIST day of May, 1856
Geo. II. Lee, 80
Thomas A. Hornor, admir- of Maxwell Arm
strong decd Emily j.. Armstrong and William
FurguSon.
The summons in this cause having heen re .
turned executed on the defendants bill filed and
decree NIsi taken thereon according to law, and
the defendant falling to appear and answer tho
TINS cause coming on now to be heard on the bill
so taken as for confessed, and exhibits was ar
gued by counsel. On consideration whereof the
court IL of opinion that the complainantS debt is
Just. that the deed oftfuSt made by the said Max
we'll Armstrong to William j. Furguson for the
heneht"f Emily J. Armstrong, on the 3rd day OF
May. 1858, is fraudulent and void as to the com
rHinant'S debit and the negroes and personal
property therein mentioned is seized for tho DIV
ment of said debt provided that there Is not a
sufficient sum in the hands of tho admins traitor
Of said Maxwell Armstrong, decd :, to paw snid
debt; it Is therefore 0diudged ordered and de-
erred. that tho deed of trust aforesaid 10 void ns
TO the said debt of the complainant. and that the
negroes and personal property therein mention
en. - Liable tor the payment of sHi debt. and
that this cause be referred to of the Commits
Sl"nerS OF thus court to SETTLE the accounts Of
THOMAS a. lIOrNer, administrator of said
Maxwell Armstrong. decd to also asce rtain and
report tho outstanding debts against the said
Maxwell Armstrong, decd. and for the hitter
purpose he ia directed by publication to convene
tho creditors nf tho said Maxwell Armstrong
deed. and receive lrof of their debts md report
them. tho nature. character. and amounts of each
debt that may lac proven before him, and that he
r"pnrt such "Vccial matter be deemed per
t'ncnt nv himself or required to be reported by
my Of the parties or amy OF said CONDITIONS.
y Hopy-Festo.
+. NJ. DAWSON.
NIDrl.
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MAHRIED.

On the "stk inst. by the Rev. VIM. Eaton. Mr.
.!0$Eru ADDISON YOU NJ. to Miss MARY
VIRGINIA GRlFFITII, all Of Harrison co.
On the morning IF tho 10th. by the same,
LCPTON, daughter of Mr.. John G. Campbell,
II! of Clarksbnrg.
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VIRGINIA. EEOTEL,

I)Y II a. BARRON, PHILLlpPI, Va.
I'D The proprietor hus re-opened his hous,
Tor the accommodation Of the public, aud re-
specially soicits II share of patronage. His no.
tcI has just been enlarged and fitted up in good
style, aud he will spare no puins to contribute TO
the comfort and convenience Of those who III ay
blvOr him with their custom.
~ There is attached TO the house good sta
bic attended by careful aud trusty hostIers.
October 4tiI lS5l--Iy
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Union House.

TNIIE subscriber takes this method of in
J. forming travellers and the public gene
rally, that he has opened public house
in JANE LEW. Lewis county, Va, where he
would be pleased to 500 all disposed to favor him
with u call.
lie is furnished with MI convcnicnccs necessary
to re>.der the visits Of his guests pleasant and
comfortable, and no pains will be spared to at
tain that object.
4 portion OF the public patronage is respect
fully solicited. NJ. ". BALL.
UereInber 9Th. ls55.-1Y
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ENHE Filth Annual Meeting of the Siockhnl-
L drrs and the election of President and D-
rectors will tbs hc:d ut tbs cou, ,uuv's oil 20. in
PurGcrSbnrw, On the third "Wednesday, lSth of
June,) 1886.
The tran ,l4r hooks will be closed from the
Goth lust, until after tn" e 'ctinn. lsv or,lnr Of
the Board. P.C. VAN WINkLE.
my23 u S .crelarv
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The Neyvspapcr Rrcord.

A COLLECTION Of newspaper facts sndsts.
"a tistics, containing complete list Of hesn1
papers in the United States. Capadns aud Great
Britain.
The only reliable work Of The kind In III.
world. An invaluable nssistunt 10 tho Editor.
Book Publisher aud GenOr'l Advertiser Beau.
Lifully printed OH ine white paper. octave slzs.
This book will BIO promptly sent 10 any part oil
the country on the receipt Of three doilara, nd /.
dressed TO Lay 4 BROTHER. No. Is, South
Fourth Street, above Walnut, PllLlsdeIphIa.
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Noticr.

10y VIRTUE Of Il decd of trust executed bv
ID Isaac Martin to the umder>ign ii. AS trustee,
10 secure the payment Ola debt OF 5000, with in
tcrcst from the 18TH day Of April, 1855, to ,yruS
Ross which trust b "rs date VI the 18th day OF
April. lo:a an is on record in the Clerks uii:c
OF the County COURT Of Harrison county, will, ,
on tho 18th day Of June next, betjre the Court
House of Harrison county proceed to SELL ut pub
lie "ucti"n 10 the highest bidder, for ready mo
in and ;rcortuin tract of land, on which ut the
dag. Of said Trust lie resided situate in said coun-
Jy. on Smiths run. branch of Simpsons erect,
adjoining lands vi WIN. V. Smith, Elias Smith,
George lIi2inLO:ton, and tho heirs of David
Morris, Z, ntu.mlm. !uS acres.
BURTON DESPARD. Trustee.
May 23l, l315.-6t.
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RENOVAL!

p F. CRI5S would most respectfully i'm
LIE form his old friends aud customers that he
has removed his store from KincblOe's corne. to
w. P. COTS brick building on Turnpike street
He has Just received aud is now opening one Of
the la gest, best, aud cheapest stock OF Goods
that has ever been in this place. All who have
gOt money to spend and produce to exchange,
cheap lOct25 II
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NO WAR,
But u New Branch Store
Az TkIE AALESH. -AIA A. EAAALALI

AT THE WEST END OF TOWN!
p F. CRISIS would most respectfully in
I0s form his friends and the public geuer lily,
that lie has just opened IL FINE STOCK or GooDs at
the west end OF town, in the brick building lately
occupied by f. Pritchard, Son Il Co.. where
there will always be kept full stock of goods,
and sold as cheap as be sold in the country,
by any we'll brought up Merchant. The business
will he conducted ut that Store by F. NJ. Crisis,
who is perfectly qualified to transact any busi-
ness i" that line lie speaks none but the Eng
IiSh language but as we bought goods suitable
10, American citizens. instead of Hotteutots, he
will nuke out to get along.
would also inform my old friends aud custc-
mers, that l will still keep up my large and
splendid stock Of goods, in town, in the west
corner room OF the Brick Building on Pike
Street, where my friends aud the public gene
rally, can be accommodated at ali times, with
any article they may want.
Country Produce will be received in exchange
tor Good, at either Store. r. F. CRISS.
Clurksburg, July l4th, ls55.-I6n
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Hiurra for Owens
FAS HIONAB TAIL ORING.

REMOVAL.
ELISHA OWENS would re-
I J.
% X * spertfullv informs his old custo-
%EESSsT lncrs and the public generally
ESXSSI that he has removed from his
tsS -RS old stand to he house formerly
an 81 occupied by L. D. Dulbeure, OPP
Es<\ q posite q. Lewis Store, on Main
Ell HI Street.
Nl M He has just returned from the
49, East with tho LATEST FASHIONS,
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Watch Maker az .Bc9VeilCr
WESTON VA

y RAISTON. has just opened Il shop ON
Maj. Bniley'S Hotel. where he is prepared to rN-
ccu'e all orders in his liue care my aud prompt
y AND upon the most reasonable rates for cash
Watches, Cl"ckS and Jewery carefully re-
p'ire.l. and WARRANTED according to quality.
my % "
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SfnYes StOYes! SfoYes I

Stoves stoves Stoves
The subscriber would call the Atten-
-szEss ton of the public to the very supe rior
ts7S5A lot of stoves now on hand, embracing
IAEaH all the late improvements.
E55N The Cooking Stoves ure warranted 70
cesa5R re better thun any ever sold in the
country, aud at lower. prices. The
Church, Purlor and Shop Stovos are of great va
riety of fine styles and cheap. Those wishing
to make themselves comfortable during the CO.
ming cold weather, can be accommodated at
small expense. Z. w. SMITH.
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Or. =. M. BOwcock.

HAyING permanently located himself at
Il Clarksburg, Va, offers his professional sor-
vices to the citizens of harrisburg and vicinity
0 Dr S on Main street. next door t" a. Barno
whom professionally engaged.