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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS

County of Butte. :" ophIr Township.
TuNHE People of the State of California to j. z att
H. Il Co. Greeting: You are hereby summoned 10
appear before me ut my office in the Ophir Township
oi the County of Butte, ON the 23d day OF February
d 1859 at ~ O'Clock NJ. o answer uulo The com
plant OF the town of oroville in the name and style
of the Trustees Of said Town, who sue u recover the
sum of Thiry'three thirty one-hundreth' dollars
claimed To be due on accoun of School and Proper
y Taxes due for the year 1857 when judgement will
be- taken against you for the said amount, together
with costs aud damages. if you fail 10 appear and
sver.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
Greetings Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of November.
\: d. 1857 JOHN BERRY. Seal
Justice of the Peace of said County.
4 true copy. JEssEE BEESE Marshall.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
CoNSTABLE'S SALE

KpY VIRTUE 0F AN EXECUTION issued by
- Edward Donaho, Justice Of The Pe"cc, Ophir
Tow wnshp county of Butte, to ne directd, in favor
] hgve seized and sh ~ exp, So tor sale ai Public
Auction AT three O'Clock un the 1WENTY-1iI1RD
DAY OF DECEMBER, A. u. 1857, at Edward Dom
oho's Office, Myers street Crovilc, the following de-
scrbed property. to wiz all of the above j. :. Morris
interest in and 10 lots No l, and in block No.6
laid down and described the map of the town of
Orovllle, Butte county; also all Of said j. :. Morris
interest in and TO the Theatre known us Morris
Theatre,N situate the of Bird and lluntoon
street in said town cf 0roVillc.
MATTHEW J. PURCELL, Constable.
Dated the st day of Dec. A. u. 1857. d.
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Insolvency Notice.

County of Butte. Judicial DIST.
Fy X. DODGE, petitioner in Insolvency, vs. his
HLs creditors. Whereas. in pursuance Of an order
made in the District Court of tne l1ih Judicial Dis
tr ict in and Tor said county by ;he judge thereof the
Hon. Chas. Williams ut Chamber-, on the oh day of
October, A. ID. 1857
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of sad peti
TONER to be and appear before The Judge OF shid
Court Oroyle on he first day of he january term
of said Court. A. ID. 1857. soon thereafter aS the
said petition can be heard AMI show canse Il any
there be, why the pra. err of said petitioner should not
he granted. assignment ol his property made and
ne disch arged from ~ debts and liabilities.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court
L.s nfixed this, the 3.s day of o1toher, y. ID. 1857
NJ Sd VI. II. DtRKAttI. Clerk.
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Constable Sale.

EpY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY
ID John 5, Berry ESD. of Ophlr Township. 10 me
directed, in favor Of }. NJ Clark Bro and against
A. NcCargar, have levied upon and shall expose
FOR sale at public ancion ut j. :. Berry's office in
Oroyilc, nt 10 O'clock A. NJ, Monday he 14th day
of December, certain piece or parcel Of land known
ms the Mendenhall Ranch, bounded as follow be-
ginning al stake near The road to Ierokce Raw ine
and on the north liue of the Garden Ranch. said
stake marked NJ G, running thence east 5S rods
thence north 100 rods, thence west 800 rods thence
south 100 rods, thence east 50 rods io The place of
beginning. together with al the buildings and sp-
purtenaHces es tEertunto belonging
II I. PATTON Constable.
Dated. Oroye. Nov 23d 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
i.EGAL NOTICES.
Notice OfAplication for Pardon
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Butte.
HNiE HON. J. u. N LEWIS. presiding Judge of
~ the Court OF Sessions for the county OF Butte,
anu h. U. Grnnger, late District Attorney for said
county will take notice that .he defendant. Ellis
kaper will make application 10 the Governor OF the
state % California; for the pardon OF the said defend
am. Whowas convicted at the September Term A u.
1921, oil the Court OF Sessions Of said county, of the
crime ol an assault with deadly weapon with an in
tent 70 intct bodily injury apon the person of Ger
tan onihanah, anu VINO was sentenced by said ConrI
Of Sessions the 18th day OF sad term 10 The Staie
Prison of said State for the period OF one wear
ELLIS RAPER
BY d. W CHKRsaAx Att'y for Def-t
Service of the within notice is lhis day acknow-
Ledged.
October 31si, A. D.lS57.
(Signei) JOS. f. n. LEWIS
Presiding Judge ot the Court o. sessions.
Service Of the within notice is this day acKnow
lodged by copy
October 3lst. Is 81.
(Signed) l.. G. GRANGER.
n2-eot Dist Aty pro causam.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
Notice of Application for Pardon.

STATE OF CALF OF BUTTE.
- The Hos. Jos. T.. ~ LEWIS, presiding Judge of
the Court of Sessions for the county of Butte. and
Jnmes c. Howard late District Attorney tor said
county, will take notice: That the Defendant f..
Whitebread, will make application io the G"vernor
of The State of California for the pardon OF snld de-
iendant, who WIS convicted at the September term
A. d. lS :. of the Court of Sessions oi said county,
of The crime of 'burgIary' in said county. and who
was sentenced by said Court of Sessions on III" lbh
,iay of September. A ID. 1857, 10 the state Prison OF
said state for period OF TWO years
WiltTEBREAD,
ByS W w C0UGHEY, Defendants Attorney.
Service of the within notice il this day acsnowl-
edged. JOS. +. y. LEWIS, Presiding Judge,
OF Court at Sessions,
JAMES T.. HOWARD. Aclrg District Attorney
Oroyiile November 2Gih 1851 u26 iw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
S.FERMAToRRHoEA, OR LOCAL WEAKNESS

6sFERMATORRHOEA, OR LOCAL WEAKNESS
~ Nervous Debility, low spirits. l.assitudr, Weak
of the Limbs aud Back Indi.positlon and inca.
pahy Tor labor and study. DniIness of Apprehen.
Sohlune, Timdy Sell Distrust. Dizziness iIeadnchs.
Involuntary Discharges Pans in the Sido, Affections
oi the Eyes. Plmples on the Face Sexual and other
intrmatirs in man, are cured without fail by the
Justly 'eleb rated Physician and Surgeon. Dr. l.. J.
CZAPkAY His metod Of curing diseases is new.
unknown To olhersl ~ hence his great SUCCESS
All consultations, by letter or otherwise free. Ad-
Gress l.. j. Czarkay, NJ ID, san Francisco. California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
MEDICAL.
DR.. L. ]. CZAPkAY'S
wMRIV ARE MEDICAL ANN SURG ICA a u.

n
D INSTITUTE Sacramento street. hri"" hnht
gomery. opposite Pacific Mail steamship q : "ite'
sun Francisco. Caliinrnia Established ls3A Ter 'he
permanent cure ~ all Private and Uhrchic D>thst-'
and the suppression of tl1ackery. Alehdh lts'-
dent Phi ysiclan, J. CXAPkAl. NJ ID. biz I ne
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician Ia
the 20lh Regiment of ionveds, Ch,et surgeon to NE
Military iospi M OF rtsh. and late lecturer On i>-
eases OF women ana children.
n q THE AFFLICTED DIR l.. j. CIAPkAN
has oppn-d his Institute for the cure ~ alitorms
nf private di>eas.s, surh n SypktliS. Eon"rrhe".
Mo- turnal fnet~s ons nnd all the roHseqnrncr> ni
self abuse. In the frs snge> oi Sypnilittc or tone
rhruldi-eas's ne guarHnt"rs Cunt In u few da't,
without Inconvenience Ia the patient or hndranceto to
his business. When patien. 10y neg ec or lihIr"p'
trcitmcnt hT- developed the secondary symptoms
of syphilis. such as bl hoes painful swelngS On
the gruins Oi u ers IN the hruata and nose which II
not checked. destroy the suit paris and cause IN"
bones 10 morlify. separate and come away. having
the sufferer m object htdeous 20 behold or nhcn
botehes and pimplcs break p5d upon the skin or
when ne has painful sWeIliugs upon the homes. or
when hfs Institution II injured 80 NJ "a prrri~P"Se
to cunsufn btun Other constitutional diseases. The
Doctor guarantees care nr asks no compensation,
In RHFt NATi~M. chroni1 or acne in DNSFN'
Terry or DN ARRH0FA, he hus snfe and etecnal
remedies Fer The treatment of the consequences ~
tmidiiy. headache pnins ia the back nud limbs, with
grneral Weakness loss memory. miuFN 10 De stch
rsts~SneSs. confusion tf ideas, dislike Tor society,"
aud feeling Of vparincss of ltir; WHh The nrrttT'
s,sem 81 cNcIlabie that slight n0ses shock ar staTie
the patient. mak ng his existence miserable. For thr
above mahtiIrS the UOctur Will guranter IA cure ar
ask no npenstion. T. e cnn be c"n.ul'ed free Of
charge md invites all to ca a. II will cost Them no
thing, md NAV be much to their GdN antH.e. once
hours trorn A. NJ, Ia 7 VI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
yE,HE GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE

YE1IIE GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
ID Great blessing to anknd,-Innocent but po-
ent.-Dr l.. }. Czapkay's ProI hylaccum. (self dis
Injecting agent.l sure preventive against Gunnor-
rheai and s5phlliic diseases, and an unsurpassed
remedy Tor hll seneral, scToiuious gangrenous ana
caheerus ulcers iueid discharges from vag ina, utter
us and urehrH, and al cu,Bneous cruptions and dis
eases. As nuocnlation isa sure preventive pgsinst
small poN, 50 Is Or LJ. Lzapkays rrophy ylacicum
preventive against Syphtliiic and Gouorheal dis
eases Harmless IN Itself it possesses the power of
eh9ncaly destroying the ;, phiitc virus, and there.
by saving thousands ot deDauchees from being infec-
bv the most loaihsome OF all diseases Let no
Young man who appreciates health ne without Or
Czaphay's propylacticum. Ii is in very convenient
eackage>, aud will be- found -envehientfo use being
used as soap Price. s.. For sale at DR.. l.. j.
CZapkays Private Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite p
NJ Co.'s Office. san francisco.
All letters must be addressed TO L. }. Czapkay, NJ.
d., San Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

n D out OF Justice Berry's court, Of Uphir Town
snip. Couniy OF Butte, To directed, in yor Of W.
BKO0kS aud against LYMAN BRISTOL, have
seized aud shall expose tor sale M public auction,
at / o'clOck \. NJ. on Nonda, the eTNENTY FIRST
day OF DECEMBER, 4. d. 1885, attle office Of j :.
Berry. the following described proper Y, 10 Wit -
That piece or parcel ci nnd situated IN the County of
Butte. Ophir Township, commencing Mt n point on
the south side of Montgomery street, in the lown of
Orov,iie. AT the point where the Feather River
Ophir Water compAny's water ditch crosses said
street: thence running easwarily along the line Of
said Montgomery street one hundred 600 feet !;
thence t right angles with said street in souheriy
direction one hundred and lhirty-nine Il "Y feet !;
thence at right anges one hundred tl0o) feet to saf
ditch thence along the line of said ditch one hun
dred and thirty nine :9) teet to The place of begin
ming. SAID properly is opposite the old ore OF
Harvey Il Co.
Il l.. P4TTO.N, Constable.
Dated Oroye. Both. iS51. no30
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
Dissolution of C0-Partnersstip.

TaNHE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE IN
n ising under the hrm Of II y. HUNT CO.,
was dissolved the 10Th instant
ROBT. RlCIIEY,
u. D. HARBlS,
II. y. HUNT.
OroylIle, November ~, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Select School.
Montgomery street. opposite the Restau-
rant EraBeais.

NOnIssOhtIy stGttt. UUTBsItC TIC IatsNHH"
rant FraBcais.
NERS I&lRWAN desires TO inform parents and
W. guardians of Uruville and vicinity thai she in
tends 10 open a Select School ON MONDAY hEAT.
9Gil inst The couse of instruction will comprise
OrihogrRphy, Reading. " ritng. Grammar. Geogra
nhy Arithmetic. History, Natural Philosophy Botan
Chemistry and Astronomy Piano, French, Tapestry
ard embroidery will form extra charges.
TERMS uF TUITION PER MONTH
Primary Department. ..... ........S5 CO
Highest English Branches. 90
Piano .......... ....lO 90
French secs. sss.ss.ssss.s s....sss D W
Tapestry and Embroidery per Lesson ...... i 90
Hours of instruction from . A. NJ. to } P. NJ
Terms, invariably in advance. o24
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05

vENHE Undersigned WILL CONTINUE TIE
k lquar business under the SANE firm, AZ the cor
ner OF Montgomery and Myers srects--wllI pay nll
the Indebtedness Of the old concern, and make all
collections. Those indebted will pItHer call and pun
Gle. - y. liNkklS,
". Is. HUNT.
Orovilc. November 10 1e5I. nl9
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05

THERE ARE THOUSANDS i'm this State suffering
Il for want of Scientific medical treatment, anu
you fear to apply to Physician. because lhey pave
been deceived or their friends have been bs som"
OF the dharlatans b nfesi the community! ana WHO
publish themselves as good physicians. professors,
etc To all ,urh we unhe.ltalingiy recommend DR.. J
&. Young. as "A ph, sician in whom all oan place con
fderce. lie Is n man OF eminent and proiound
study, good surgeon, an honorable man. a'd one a
standing rs Il Physician ard gentleman are pom pom
pllnranleed-thr first by his medical works. which
are an hor 10 their author, and The extensive anu
highly successful course of practice with which DC
has been honored since his advent in California. ana
the latter by his psrons ana large circle OF
acquaintance,
rgNo CURE, NO PAY-Es
His Office is at the corner Of Montgomery and Cal
foln MIA sireets, San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-05
MEDICAL
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateprofcSsor Mt the University, Penn.
Can b. toppd AZ fbe oid stand, coyaty Of
.N0ntg0Rietg oad California Stst n, san
ft0HrlScD.
~ t.re ". ey1n hercn.ulfeh p+ivasly nd whh the
utmost cork,, acr hs The niEc rd % ai hours daily
from Z. NJ. usitl ?. NJ lcrres always guaranteed
or no p;t Eeqaned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-22
Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
will be held on Monday, August Sd, 1857
in each and every Township of scott County
at their usual places of holding elections, for
the purpose Of electing thefollowing officers,
and for other purposes hereinafter mentioned
to wii: County Judge. Recorder and Treas.
urer, Sheriff, County Surveyor and Coroner.
At the same time and place for the adop-
ton or rejection of the New Constitution OF
the State Of Iowa. Those in favor of the
New Constitution Yes and those opposed
to the New Constitution Nol also u sepe-
rate ballot shall be had for the adoption or
rejection of proposition to amend the Con
stitution by striking out the word white
from the Article on the Right of Suffrage"
separate ballot may be given by every
person having a right to vote at said cleo
ton to be deposited in a seperate box.
Those given for the adoption shall have the
words, Shall the word White be stricken
out of Article on Right of Suffrage =
Yes" and those given against the PROPOSE
tion shall have the words, "Shall the word
White be stricken out of Article on Right
Of Suffragey No"
And also at the same time and place for
the adoption or rejection of the following
proposition: whereas proposition mas been
made by the Council of davenport to join
the County of Scott in the erection of a
Court House and City Hall in connection
with each other. the City agreeing to furnish
Thirty five thousand dollars, and that the
County provide tax for an equal amount
in two equal instalments, said Court House
and City Hall to be built by parties from
both County and City, the Court House and
City Hall to be under the control of said
County and City, according to such agree
ment and stipulations as they may agree
upon for the construction and future man
agement Of said building. Those tickets
given in favor of the above proposition,
shall have on them the words, For the
Tax" and those against the proposition
shall have on them the words, Against
the Tax"
Davenport July Goth, 1857.
WIN. l. COOK,
July2ld2w County Judge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-22

~ We are afraid that the Gazette
does not trouble itsek particularly about
the truth Of some statements which it
mskss. Its article yesterday rejecting upon
. Policeman who executed warrant against
one Of our merchants contained Q number
of misrepresentation. The facts Of the case
are that the merchant left nuisance in Q
lot on Front street. and was arrested by or
der Of the Police Court for the offence. He
was discharged upon promise to pay 81,
the cost Of removing the nuisance. This
promise he Afterwards refused to perform,
and went to see the Mayor about it, where
upon that worthy and efficient officer came
down to the Police Court and paid the
money out Of his own pocket
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-22

CLOTHING, &c.-There is no longer
any excuse for going in shirt sleeves or bare.
footed, SO long as Messrs Fuller 4 Hubbard
sell clothing and boots and shoes at such ex.
tremely low rates. This firm has opened a
well selected stock Of goods on the East side
OF Main street, just below the Nichols
Bank. where the naked can be clothed
without being taken in" Those interest
ed in wearing good clothes, will please un-
derstand that this notice is addressed to
them in particular, rs well as to the human
family in general To the ladies We submit
the remark, that their stock Of fashionable
shoes and CATERS is very desirable. Cali
and see.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-22
POLICE REPORTS.
BEFORE JUSTICE JOHNS.

Monday July 90.
MICHAEL HIecIss brought up for intoxica-
ton and rioting was discharged
Arthur HIocNs got brick in his hat.
The brick was removed at an expense to
Arthur Of Is Is.
THoNAs LEONARD. brought up on charge
Of an assault with intent to commit murder
was fined go 90, and costs amounting to So
10. A simple Assault and Battery having
only been proven.
JONI MAGNER charged with maintaining a
nuisance was discharged
PArRIcx DOYLE violated the City Ordi
nance in regard to stove pipes and chimneys
and was fined 81 rs.
c. D. WADE was hauled up and fined SIS
90 for keeping place resorted to for pur.
poses Of gaming.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-22

HAvILAND's MONTHLY SALEs.-The
first Of these sales will come off to day. The
property offered at auction is q large num-
her of those beautiful lots on the corner of
Perry and Fourteenth streets which can not
be surpassed for beautiful residences, Away
from the noise and dust of the city, this
locality is fast filling up with excellent soci.
ETY., and affords one of the best sites now
available. The rapidity with which this
portion Of the city is acquiring notoriety for
its delightful and retired residences, has no
parallel in the history Of Davenport. All
those who for a small expenditure would
secure . pleasant site for home, will find
IL highly advantageous to purchase to-day.
The terms Of the sale are such that only one
quarter is required down, and the remain
der in easy payments.
Mr. Haviland's second monthly sale will
come off the 4th Wednesday Of August.
Sale to day opens at o'clock p. NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-22
L A I + s T N E w S.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


Arrival Of the Vanderbilt and Atlantic.
New York, July 90.
The steamship Vanderbilt from South
ampton the Sth, and Atlantic from Liver
pool, same date, arrived at this port yester-
day.
We have detailed accounts of the insur-
rection in Italy. 1t is said the Instruction
was against the King Of Naples and the
Pope, not with view to effect new form
Of government, but to get rid Of the Italian
Bourbons and expell the Austrians from It.
sy
There had been rumors of insurreceion in
various parts of Spain, but at last advices
the country was quiet.
In spite Of all the efforts Of the govern
ment, the Republican candidates, Cavaignic
Oliver, and Dermier were elected in Paris
on the 9Th and 9th insts.
The work Of shipping the Atlantic Tele-
graph Cable progresses
The London Times publishes letter from
an army officer, dated Lahore May IA, til. in
which it is stated that the twenty five ma
tive Infantry ar Foloseapor having refused
to lay down their arms, were cut to pieces
The Bank Of France was gaining specie
ConsOls % 3-Sa92 IL, the reports Of the
growing crops are very favorable-the guam
tity Of wheat and -four being more than was
generally anticipated, and had depressing
effect on the trade.
To-days market was moderately attended.
The most business done in all descriptions of
wheat was low and inferior; red declined
Is per bushel on the prices Of Friday Indi-
an corn little more enquired for with a
full sale Of mixed yellow 36s Sos Cd
white rather easier, being offered S9s Cd;
white 9s Sd los per 40 pounds
FLoUR-Philadelphia and Baltimore 81
32s; extra Ohio 32s Cd a 33s Sd; Western
80 cd BIS I'D per 1876 pounds. Beef quiet
and steady. Pork scarcely inquired for.
Bacon continues neglected, an small quaint.
ties offered at auction to-day was without a
bid. Lard has been quiet prices rather
lower-67s a s7s I'D being the nominal
Tallow steady.
The sbvioes per Oanads hes rather
strengthened the Cotton market, and
there 10 to-day . pleasant business
Sales to-day 5000 5000 bales with
eliRhtly hieher rates
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-22

THAT GOLD SNUFF Box.-They can't
decide what to do with that gold snuff
box which Gen. Jackson left for the
bravest New Yorker; and it turns out
that it is by no means a trifling affair,
the box being not just snuff box, but
beautiful thing 10 inches long, I
inches wide, and I inches deep, the
material Of which is alone worth $1,000.
The Committee have resolved to adper-
tise for the brave man! What can't
advertising do!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-22

We understand that a petition adj
dressed to the City Council. was yesterday,
in circulation, asking that honorable body
to refrain from opening Main street. This
petition was circulated among those Of our
citizens who are not property owners on
Main street. Now the City Council have
adopted rule, as we are told, to this effect
that petition Of property owners on any
street. asking for extending, widening or
improving the same, must be signed by the
owners Of more than one-half Of the prop
erty fronting on said street, to insure favor
able action on the prayer Of the petition.
We would suggest that as those who oppose
opening Main street, have solicited the sig.
natures Of persons, not property holders on
Main Street, to their petition, they should
be required BY the City Council, to present
petition signed by the owners Of more
than one-half the property Of the entire
city, to insure favorable action thereon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-22

PERSONAL AND SoCIAL.-On Sstur-
day afternoon Of last week, by general invi-
tation. the members of the Scott County Bar
met at the house of our esteemed fellow ci-
tizen, Coz. SrIER WHITAKER, on the occasion
of his seth birth day and as lawyers always
do, when they come together. they had a
most lively and agreeable time Col Whit
aker is North Carolinian, in which State
it is a happy custom. for the Bench and
Bar, to have frequent social unions Of a
convivial kind, and on this his birthday,
the Colonel observed the custom in this
city Among the lawyers we observed two
ex-members Of Congress, whose Washington
experiences were related much to the enter
tainment Of the listeners, and especially
when one of the number gravely and naive
ly remarked, that although upon land
committee, he made "nory red" Col
Whitaker has formally taken leave of the
Courts and retires from practice, and We are
informed it is his intention to return to the
South. lie is man Of the purest and most
spotless character, and has fewer personal
enemies than almost any man in his profes-
sion. lie will 60 hence with the good
wishes of oil.