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DIR. A MOS & SON,

DIR. A MOS Il SON,
Corner Of Main and Quay streets, Buffalo, Nero York.
A RE the only Physicians IN the state who mem
n bers of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
May be consulted from O'Clock in the morning,
I'll night every state and symptom Of Disease
The treatment they adopt is the result Of upwards Of
80 years extensive and successful practice IN Europe
and America.
A Most Scientific Invention.
An instrument for the of genital Debility,
Nocturnal Emissions, properly known Seminal
Weakness &c, can be permanently cured in from If
teen To twenty days by the of this instrument,
when used conl"ntly with medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DIR. AMOS d son take pleasure IN announcing that
they have invented most important instrument for
the OF the above diseases IL has been subjected
90 test oi the most eminent ply siclans IN London,
Paris Philadelphia and New York IL has been decaT-
ed the only useful instrument ever Yet invented for
the cure Of Seminal Weakness any disease Of the
genital organs caused by the secret habits Of youth
DIR a NOS a son in order 10 satisfy the
skeptical 10 the merits 81 their instrument pledge
themselves that in any instance where At may prove
unsatisfactory after fair trial the money viii be
funded by returning the instrument ia good order.
Persons wishing the above useful instrument will
observe that the price, with the accompanying drec
tons securely packed, and sent by mail express Is
dollars
New Remedies and Quick Cures.
CURE WARRANTED.
DIR. AMOS d SON have for a long series Of years
been engaged in practice IN the treatment
OF these delicate complaints and the only legally
complaints, or from whom genuine European remedies
can be obtained.
Persons IN ANY PAM WORLD may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of their
cases with a remittance for Medicines 6c. which viii
be returned with the utmos, dispatch and secure from
observation
address DR. AMOS d SON corner Main and Quay
streets Buffalo, New York.
marl9-dAwly
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DENJ. D. SHIELDS has ss~, zas wiA be rseviyisE
ID regularly direct from the msnGfActaregz. = n1e
assortment n the best make ard styles shacb
authorised ~ scl the na.St liberal Irfzlzs-
Mars. BESJ Y. SHELLS, Agent
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE F!

A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
n City of Nashville, in October. 1857, the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Glass
43-No II, GROVER Il BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes: No. l64, SNGERs-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits of the two
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thTead machines.
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER x BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle. the other thread work
ing from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE, and, in the opinion of the committee, is
best adapted TO FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER rs the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE. EASIER MANAGED; advantage
of USING SPO0LS WITHOUT RE-WIND
ING and, with the exception of fine cloth
ing, saddlcry, &C, in the opinion of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE
Sss- The part of this report referring to
the Singer Machine as best adapted to fine
Clothing was intended to be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE as best FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILORS,
IN WORKSHOPS, &C. THE SANE IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE sEwING-MACHIEE COMPANY.
NO. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville. Tenn, January 20, lSSs-u
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKsMA4sN BOoKs!!

THE following is a SCHEDULE Of Property which
will be given TO Purchasers OF Books at the time
The United States Benevolent Society for the
Diffusion of Useful Knowledge:
Pat Eng Lever Gold Watches, hunting cases. 500 90
Patent Anchor Gold Watches, hunting cases, rs 90
Patent Cylinder Gold Watches, hunting cases. SO 90
ladies Gold Watches, hunting cases, IS 90
Hunting Silver Levers, hunting cases, rs 90
Gents California Diamond Pins (set IN IS caret
Gold) Is 90
Gents California Diamond Lepines. IL 90
Large double Miniature Lockets, 10 90
Sets OF Cameo Pins and Drops, 10 90
Gold stone or cameo Sleeve Buttons, 90
Gold stone or cameo studs, 90
Gents Gold Pen and Gold case, large, 10 90
ladies' Pen and Gold case, 90
Silver Pencils and Gold, three extensions, so
Silver Pencils and Gold Pens, 80
Gold Lockets, two glasses, so
Gents Fine Gold Rings heavy, 90
ladies Gold Breast Pins, go
ladies Gold Ear Drops, 90
Gents Gold Bosom studs, 90
Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons, so
ladies' Gold Pencils, so
ladies Gold Rings, ] so
Gents Bosom Pins, so
ladies' Gold Ribbon Pins, 90
Fine French Gold so day Cocks, IS 90
Fine heavy silver Plated Casters, Is 90
Silver Plated Table spoons, heavy, per set 90
Tea spoons, 30
Table Forks, Il" S 90
Besides large and valuable assortment OF misoella
ARTICLES, both useful and ornamental, varying
value from IS IA $50.
one Of the above articles Will be given the pur-
chaser Of each book At the time the work Is sold.
money enclosed will receive extra book and GIFT
with every books, sent 10 the order by Express.
All orders for Books will be promptly aud impartial
~ niled.
The gifts IN all cases Will accompany the Books.
Single books be sent any part by mail. Cat
Alogues Of the books Will be sent by mail To any order
upon application
~ Bills OF the following Ranks taken at par:
Bank Of OooKx,
Z" - SHEIBTyiI1E,
a. NASHVILLE,
q" " IAwKENCEArRG,
+" +" nANDHDGK
" C. BRUCE.
Agent SOCIETY.
Old Post-oce Building, az Cedar and Cherry,
Nashville, where the Books and Gifts open for IN
spection, day ana night tebll-u
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FOR RENT.

A HASTfsoNE 1ai oaufert4bie fAanily restaeses h
n Etgenei4 near the bFsdge, gith czTEsNsc- koase
And stable ATTACHED fr fhs bzlzace - tae year fos
sessson givea lmnsedlzisly. APfsy -
LYONS A 90.
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NEW GOODs.
MERCHANT TAILoRs.

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HIGHL A ND R..


FINHlS very superior and famous Horse Is ~
Il located for the season OF 1858, at my GsAA
farm adjoining Nashville Mares will be re- - -
ceived from 10th OF March 10th Of July $50 each
and 81 20 the Groom, due 10th July; IN all cases Of
failure they may be returned gratis next year.
HIGHLANDER bred by Thomas Taylor, Of 8
C., IN ~, he got by Glencoe, imp, hIs dam Cista
net, winner all distances by Monarch, imp, &C
his pedigree is full pure and fashionable, and like the
horse himself eXeites the admiration Of the most crt
cal observers
HIGHLANDER is a rich chestnut of excellent consti-
tuition and temper, measuring 16 hands in height, and
has unusual length and stoutness OF frame coupled
with surprising beauty 81 form and action. As great
racehorse, Highlandcr's reputation throughout the
Union, was, for some time hardly equaed, having
beaten IN the best style ali OF his many competitors
in south Carolina and Georgia, until about i've years
old, when he sod for $40 600, and once went
forth to meet other formidable rivals wherever
found
In this extremely trying career, Highlander gained
a. large share of success has attended any
horse under like rav-
cling and running all distances as he did whether IN
good or bad health and condition.
All who have examined HIGHLANDER and his colts
freely express the opinion, that breeder Of supe
stock for sreSy use he will take rank among the
most reputable horses Of the country.
marl5-H D. T. MoCAyocR.
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LEATHER REITING
Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Children.

HuIN UIIU UuFS IUI WtHs DU!S uHu UIIIIuItH'
/ AN receiving direct from the
En- uft tories, all the latest styles Of Spring 49,
90 AID Summer HATS and CAPS, consisting "a
~ ~ part of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats, of
all qualities Also, "A full assortment of mems and
boys Wool Hats and Caps wiz be sold the most
reasonable terms for cash. 10 punctua dealers.
b. X. CUTTER,
No. SO and SO. cor, of Broadway and College SITS,
mar 10 Nashville, Tenn.
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TRUNKS. TRUNKS.

4 Optional SUPPLIES Just received large
II stock Of Cheap Trunks.
JOHN RAMAGE,
marriott ~ College street.
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JACKSON Tenn, August %, 1857.
The above case perfectly cured by Is bottles OF
the Lthontriptic, and of the worst cases OF
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
q. ADAMSON.
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wanted immediately. 10 900

Ue>~AswS men TO engage in the sale Of the most
popular selling Books in America. InvalIls mechan-
les farmers and teachers, wishing 10 travel, will find
thus very profitable aud pleasant business enabling
them 10 the country and make money at the same
time. Agents now in the business are clearing from
$500 81 500 per year. For full particulars, and
list Of Books, address Ii. NJ RULlSON, Queen City !,
Publishing House, l4 Main street, Cincinnati Ohio
II living East, y. RULlSON, Philadelphia, Pa
Sept. u -iy
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Wedcal.
Greatest Medic.
OF THE A. G'

THE world is challenged TO produce medicine that
i has afforded the same amount OF relief TO suffer
ing humanity as Cowan's LthOntriptic
COWAN5S LIIffONTRLP7TC has cured thousands
OF case of stone In the Bladder and Kidneys.
COWAN1S LLTHONTRIP7EC has cured the most
aggravated of Gravel ever seen, and the only
COWAN'S LITHONTRLPTYC never fails TO cure
all the diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder
COWAN'S LITHONIRLETYC is the only sure rem
edy for Diabetes.
COW4N7S LITRONTRID7TCi a certain cure for
Chronic Gonorrhea and elect
COwANS LITH0NTRLP7TC cures weakness OF
the Loins.
C0YAN,S LI7HONTRLPT7C has cured the worst
cases of Prolapsus Uteri ever known
COWAN'S LITHONTRLPTIC is the only sure rem
edy that has successfully cured Barrenness
COWAN7S LITHONTRLP1IC will cure the worst
forms Of Dropsy.
COWAN,S LITRONIRLP7TC will cure long stand
ing of structure and remove Yenereai Iant from
the system
C0WAN'S LITRONTRLPTTC is the only remedy
known for the cure Of all sympathetic complaints at
tending Pregnancy, and every female who Is preg
nant should procure bottle If she wishes TO
feel well, while in that condition.
COWAN'S LITHONTRLoIIC is the only remedy
ever vet discovered that will relieve the pains OF labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
friend assist them in the greatest trial Of their
| life.
The most ncredulous will be convinced Of the great
efficacy of the Lthontriptic by reading the following
| certificates and those around each bottle
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn

To all persons afflicted lcih Gr0pet.
Mr. J. F. CowAS:-Dear sir;-I hereby certify that in
the OF the year 1855, servant of nine boy
l9 years of age who had always before this time
been stout and of vigorous constitution, was attacked
with gravel A Physician called who attended on
him for several months, during which time he grew
daily until he helpless and believe would
have died in few days had ii not been for friend,
who advised the use of Cowan's Lthontriptc. / pro
cured few bottles the first of which gave him relief
and in a short time he able walk about, and
finally fully recovered since which time he has had
symptoms of said disease and ali appearance is
healthy any servant on my plantation. there
fore recommend it to all persons suffering under a
like disease, one Of the most certain remedies
known.
Given under my hsnd this August 22d, 1857
DANIEL SHELTON.
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Musif, l1iauos, &f.
PIANOS! PIANOS!!

TIVE UNDERSIGNED has just received has Spring
IL Stock Of Pianos, Melodeusis. Nolins. Flutes Ac-
cordeons Music Books and sheet Aukc which BY
the largest and bezt selected siock offered "a tbs
city. The Panos from the wotid-renoNhed makers
A II. Gale Co, and slelnSay Sous Every PlAnO
Is warranted f1r ave years and VIII be sold ~ Srs
York prices Freights only added.
Ny stock Of Sheet Music very large embracing al
the new and popular pisces Il the day. II you want
the beat Piano, and the lowesi prcss, call a. y,
Union street JANIS A. MCGUIRE.
y. IA fresh supply u the very popular soDss
:" I'm Twenty Five" 4" Gentle aEnie." Ros4e,
ke.. kc- (marie-al
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LADIES, BONNET BONES.

A LARGE aud superior assortment Of plain Top
~ and Tray Top Hat Cases, various sizes, and OF
the best manufacture, just received by
JOHN RAMAGE,
marI0-u AZ College street
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

SPIRIT CIRcLE.--A correspondent Of the
Herald Of the Morning, announces that
the Spirit Circle in Marysville has been
holding communication, with the spirit of
James p. Casey, and that said spirit ex-
presses the deepest regret for his sinful life,
with an expression of sorrow depicted on
the mediums face, that could not be coun-
terfeited Ifthe correspondent IL. ". r
was the medium, the assertion about "couu
terfeiting the face" cannot be doubted. The
communication exhibits morbid and highly
repr ahensible infatuation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05
Ierribie COnAagrntiOn In DovnIeviIfe-
100 buildings Burned-Loss S5OOOO0.

TerIibis Condagration In Do,vnieviIfe-
lou buildings Burned--Loss S5OO,OOo.
We clip the following account of the des-
truction of Downieville by fire, from the
Marysville Express. 1t was furnished that
paper by Langton s. Co.'S express
DowNIEvILLE, Jan. I'd, 1858.
AT Z. NJ. on New Years day, a fire broke
out in the st. Charles Hotel, on Main street
and in one and half hours the street, as
far up as the Upper Plaza, together with
Bridge Street, and Commercial street, as far
rs the Methodist Church, was. blackened
pile of ruins.
The Court House and dwelling houses on
Durgan Flat, were saved by great exertion;
also the upper portions of Main street.
The new Congregational Church, anu the
Fraternity Hall, both. new and valuable
public buildings, were among those destroy
ed, The Church was really an ornament,
and tha loss comes particularly severe upon
that society. The Hall was large. and the
Jonsproperty of the Odd Fellows and Ma
sons. and erected at cost of near $i3 900
The Sierra Citizen was published the first
STORY of Fraternity Hall. and was wholly
destroyed The basement was occupied as
Guards. Arms and equipments destroyed.
The Sierra Democrat was published in
Andrews Block, near the Jersey or Com
mercial street bridge, and was also a total
loss with the exception of perhaps a few
cases of type.
The Methodist Church was saved by tear
ing down two of the buildings nearest it,
and the almost super human efforts of those
engaged, by which means the valuable pri-
vate dwellings, situated on the upper end of
Commercial street, were saved. The Catho-
lie Church was on fire several times, and was
saved with difficulty; as also the dwelling
house of w. Langton, which was within a
few yards of 700 kegs of powder when it
exploded The powder was the property of
Eastman & Co. The explosion was heard
distinctly Is miles Although the air was
almost filed with timbers and fragments at
at one time. yet strange to say no very Sc
rious accident occurred. One of our mer-
chants A s Haxter, had his arm broken,
and several others had lesser bruises from
the same cause.
A tender of aid was generously proffered
by the citizens of Forest City, which was
received by us whilst the fire was yet raging
they having despatched special messenger,
Piatt Maiden, who delivered his message in
less than one hour from the moment of hear
ing the explosion. This we regard as prompt
action, but is just like our who le-souled
neighb0rs. Heaven save them from u like
calamity.
A list of the estimated losses is also given
amounting in the aggregate to nearly
$500, 900.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

upon the ground of CONSENSUS t0iiit .er-
r0rrm." And no human tribunal, or power,
has a right to say that this provision Of the
compact shall be submitted 10 him, but that
other may not, or shall not In law no agent
can bind his principal beyond the cypress
powers entrusted TO him; This goes far
enough for the case in point; but the doc
trine of human rights goes farther. And no
enc can vote by proxy, (and whot is that
but the citizen pronouncing his will ms
sovereign J so no citizen can pronounce, or
agree to, the surrender of any of his nata-
raj rights by proxy, or through an agent
1t is too high, too sacred a trust to admit Of
the possibility of his being defrauded by the
agent betraying his trust
There are rights which cannot DO waved
as no man can serve his God by proxy, So no
man can discharge bis duty TO his country
through an agent The formation of IA Con-
stituton. the organic law Of State, is
high, sacred right, the surrender of which
10 others, like the surrender of the act of
voting, is a sort of moral treason TO oue's
country, the mere proposal of which stamps
its author asCnworthy Of any public trust.
This is popular sovereignty" in its true and
sublime proportions. Upon this doctrine
the Democratic party has set out let it not
in the least be departed from
As to the ultimate satitactory solution Of
he Kansas difficulty by the'Democratic par
ty | have not the least doubt. 1T has always
proven itself equal to every emergency. |
am satisfied that the Lecompton Constitute
on, and the Topeka Constitution are each the
work of a faction, and will be so regarded
by Congress. Such is the conclusion Con-
gress ought to come to, and pass another
enabling act 10 empower the people of Kan
sas hereafter to form Constitution, that
shall be passed upon by the whole people.
Nothing can be lost by keeping them in ter
ritorial dependence for another year. If
Gov. Walker has so far succeeded not only in
establishing peace and order there, but in
bringing the free state men to abandon their
factious organization under the Topeka Con-
sttution, and to vote for Legislature under
the territorial laws, he has accomplished
much Little remains to preserve the pres
ent condition of things. Thee are my senti
ments; if any one take pleasure in concur
ring with NE after the perusal, l am fully
repaid the trouble in writing them
Tox PoPULI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

LATER FROM Mexico. - Reports from
Mexico state that a revolution exists in
quiet and peaceable. President Comonfort
has rendered his resignation, but it had MT
been accepted up to the sailing of the Queen
Of the Isles. General Pesqiera had sent out
i2O men to fight General Gandara, who cap
tured them and took their arms from them
and set them free
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

KIRK AND THE INDIAN MAssAcREs ON
THE Plains. "A Mrs Huddelsoa wri es the
Warsaw (Mo } DemOcrat concerning the
perils Of an overland trip to California -
She mentions the destruction of Hollowav's
train. and of coming To the rescue of anoth
er, aad dndug a woman sealped. Our
readers wiz remember these occurrences as
having been meuuonel hst summer. They
will also relremner that our correspondent
"llendri,h' who was with Kinks train,
stated that If Kirk hal not fooled away
three weeks OF his tjr,t to build the road
on the johnson Cat ais train would
have reached Itch in lima to have prevent
ed these massacres. nj yet the orgaus
interestei In the "johuson Cutoff" pro-
claim that Mr., Kirk has isithfully and dis.
interest lily discharged hls official duty.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

HUNTooN STREET FERRY We learn from
Gen, Moore, one of the proprietors, that the
ferry at the foot of Ifuntoon street, was
placed in operation yesterday afternoon
AS Oroville now has two ferrys, we may
reasonably expect cheap crossing and lively
times. We understand that, it is the inten-
tion of both parties to apply for license to
erect a bridge across the river at>this point.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

The YUBA CITY MURDER Hiram Mont
gomery,w who was murdered by Crow at Yuba
City on Saturday morning last, was buried
in the Marysvlle cemetery. by Enterprise
Lodge F. A. M. Crow waived an examina-
tion, and was lodged in the Marysville Jail.
No previous difficulty had existed between
them. Crow says he killed his best friend.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

FATAL STABBING ARRAY AT HUMBUG
The Nevada Journal states that q man
named John Euders was fatally stabbed at
Humbug, on New Years Eve, by q German
named Louis Guldberg. G. repaired to
Nevada and surrendered himself to the au.
thorities, where he had an examination be-.
fore Justice Anderson, and was admitted to
bail 10 the SUN Of $4,000. Enders has since
died
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

PLACER DIGGINGs VS. QUATz.-We learn
by the Nevada Journal that an inte resting
mining suit was decided in the District
Court for that county on Thursday last
The facts involved are thus presented
ga Dutch company owned some claims on
Woods ravne, and had worked considera-
bic portion of them out. Upon the part
worked Messrs. lowell e. Co., discovered
quartz lead, and in few days took out
some $4,000 theretrom. The Dutch company
claim they were still in possession of the
ground on which the lead was found The
other party aver that while at work on the
quartz, no objections were offered by the
Placer miners, sc. The owners of the pa.
Ger claims sued for damages laid at the
amount of gold taken from the quartz"
A verdict was rendered in favor of the
plaintiffs The case will, probably be car
ried to the Supreme Court.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A man named Geo
Harris got into difficulty in San Francisco
On New Years day, with man named Ed
ward Lamb, who drew q pistol and shot
Harris, wounding him slightly. Lamb was
taken into Judge Coon's sheepfoid
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

LIVING BY DlING DAMAGE for
damage Is getting quite universal now -
The latest case is that of Mr.. Brown, who
has commenced suit against the Commits.
sioners of Carroll county, Indiana, for loss
of health which lie sustained while confined
in the county Jail, owing to the miserable
condition of the bu.lding lie says 1t amt
ft for a decent nan to live ipA
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

va. Honolulu papers report the recent
introduction OF bear, reindeer, toads, frogs,
deas, and Risley's Vatican, into the Islands.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

STABBING AFFAIR." man named McGill
was stabbed in San Francisco on the 1st, by
a fellow named Geo Carpenter. 1t is thought
he will recover Carpenter took rooms at
the county crib.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

SUsPENDED.-The Placerville American
has been discontinued, owing to pecuniary
embarrassments, and will not be resamcd
by the late proprietors, Messrs Park &
BarstoW
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

THEATRICAL Among the arrivals by
the John l.. Stephens, we notice Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood, who will shortly appear at
Maguirs's Opera House.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-05

CELESTIAL KISS. - The Butte Record
knows it to be fact that MIR. Hong 81 Toy
and Miss Tung Toy have been married at
Orovile because the editor has kissed the
bride We are surprised at the indiscretion
of the female we thought the Chinese had
an aversion to pork Goiden Era
What bsishing impudence on the part of
a fellow who has not a thought" above a
"hog" to pOke his snout into Celestial af
fairs. We are only deferred from replying
dog grel, by our indignation and a lack Of
rhymes
p This reply is not designed in any
manner to reflect upon the literary merits
of Augustus Hogg, Esq.