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BEAVER DAM
S p X ] N g S i,
Hickman Co., Tenn.
(FoRTY MILES WEST OF CoLUNBIA.)
CHANGE OF
PreprietOrship and Management.

CHANGE OF
PreprietOrship and Management.
rI'IIIS celebrated watering place having been pur
chased by the subscI her las been thoroughly
repaired and renovated and viii be opened Tor the
cepton of visitors on the
10Th DAY OF MAY.
The late propretors having disposed OF their entire
interest IN the Springs the subscriber assisted by Mrs.
Keller, will assume the entire management OF the
adjustment, and neither pains nor expense Will be
spared to render Beaver Dam of the most pleasant
and comfortable watering places in the Southwest.
Accommodations &c.
The buildings have all been placed in excellent
pair, and many improvements added, so that Four
Hundred visitors can be accommodated with every
comfort and convenience The table will be album
dainty supplied anu Will be equal to those OF hrstoass
hotels.
The waters.
The waters Beaver Dam consist OF White, Grey,
Red and Black sulphur, Chalybeate (proven by analy
SIS 10 be the strongest in the State and the best OF
frestone and Limestone.
Medical Attendance.
The subscriber, who has been for the last 10 years,
engaged IN the prac of mcdicue in North Alabama
and Memphis, can he commanded at all hours ny Wis
itors who may chance to need his services physi-
can.
Means of access TO beaver Dam.
There three routes 10 these springs, all OF which
IN hne repair. line of Coaches will run from Co
lumba three times week, and passengers will go
through nom that place in day over of the d
nest roads IN the state. Arrangements have been
made at BIRTHS Landing, the Tennessee River, by
which visitors approaching from that direction will nd
ready conveyance % the Springs.
Amusenents, dc.
Visitors will Hnd al Beaver liam large Rail Room
Ten Pm Alleys, Sc A line stream near the
place, anu deer ln great abundance may be found
the immediate vicinity.
Rates of Charges.
Fer week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
chldrcn under ten years old ...,.......... so .
Servants OF all ages 1890. s %
\ lbSval ded1etOI viii be made IN thu above rates
when families remain month during the season
References:
OF these who unaoquantsd with the proprietor
Of Beaver lam, hc bsgs leave "a refer To-
Gen, Hinton aud Ir iS.wces, Jackson, Mss.
Joseph Goa, Esd, and John W. Lspsley, s-hna, Ala
Mcssrs. r. q. Prince, TuscAionsa, Ala, Drs. W. H.
n. y. Newsln, Tusragabla, Ala NJ c. galloway g. p
Fouts kss and 81. u. small, Es-l. Memphis Tenn, A.
N. INSoney, Esq, Columbia, fenu.
apglS-slSsnu THOMAS y Keller
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POCKET ROOKLOST-

I osr, The esEA q Asra, bei~esa the ers, gate
IL ~ tae u-s.A f}faf&ke ala NJ house an We
ff4nkiin 4na Liberty raj, nedi1n slzc fncket
te1k, containing 4bel1t -four hralTo< dollars, b
of ttoo, the rensselaer, IA 29s4nd los VITA cas-
dolizf "A. sod and soEle silver aud ttecn postage
slasags, AIS ls~ pAPess MS naaer vii be ioer>iy
zss lila soax ". HARVEY.
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DISSOlUIlON,

rTNHE partnership heretofore existing between WILL
i l. BOYD, JT., and Jos. w. DABISs is this day dis
solved by mutual consent and WILL. L. BOYD IT. alone
is authorized to settle the accounts of Boyd \ Co.
JOS. DABBS
Feb. &c, 1885, WILL L. BOYD, jr
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yxroep. lxosy aaa 5s< chssznrn aad nornino>.s
w ~zk al ~ - aud zzs II hsck s<,nn1ce Epard1
ia.s rsss'ssa ed 'os s-is ~ -.
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE |!

Opinion OF the Judges OF the late NE
chanfcss Fair. 81 SIS
A I the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
n City of Nashville, in October 1857, the
Judges appointed 20 examine articles In Class
43-No. IL, GROVER 4 BAKER's Sewing Ma
chimes No. l64, SISGERs-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits Of the two
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that Is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER & BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SP0OLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that Of SxGERs using one
spool and one needle. the other thread work
ing from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED N A SHUT
TIE, and, In the opinion OF the committee, il
best adapted 10 FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c.
The GROVER a BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
Of USING SP00LS WITHOUT RE-WIND
ING and, with the exception Of fine cloth
ing, sadGiery, &e., in the opinion OF the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE
es- The part of this report referring to
the Singer Machine as hest adapted 10 fine
Clothing was intended TO be UNDERSTOOD
By THE COMMITTEE as besf FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING by TAIL0RS,
IN WORKSHOPS, az. THE SANE IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE sEwIH6-NAcHIEE COMPANY.
No. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
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SAVE MONEY 4 KEEP COOL :.

our lee nspsts Row "a reaainezs and e4rness-
" ~ reqarsf ali ~ho wish boy les dHrnz fho
sa II sn.faFla prce o. caH and snpply themselves
N1l tikels ard REGISTER tA@iF reEai-f s@s-
r<szs--thrreby save adv ante ths 4r<<le n La=
latter T4Ft u lAe se1soH.
Oar of7oc< Caerry stsest de1E - he h4nk
e Iunne.acs a haFaeassies, front slEezt. and -
cE H. MARTIN,
aur2o-H EIs LAMkp-kfE
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As much Light for ONE CENT as Kerosene will
for THREE CENTS, or Burning Flnid VIII
for SIX CENTS

As Z uc1 LlBl loE O1 = " M - kcfoocIc WILL
for THREE CENTS, or Burning Flnid VIII
for SIX CENTS,
Thus saving avs-sxths II tho eutire amoant now
peBsed, tisa pFice of the lamp n abs.at month-
They Adapted "a ali sitnatons skug the cheapest
and most desirable hght for every Iiaeethe largest
halls % churches wei private dwellings The
pateHi tlsis lamp fr the dii-rent states and
ses throughout The pnhaa with te exclusive saie 81
Che G. ystai o1i ofered % the pabic presenting
opportunity Tor merchants - sccurc for tisea
selves The nonsliy e traEe eutlrely free ffoa epa-
SIAa- facisllcs completed fer Tie manufacture
nf The klnfe Ia such Qntcs that they Nil be farm
shed The porcAascfs of right IN any style az sach
a viii yi-la Auaa.st lacrcauloas pro1l These
FiEhls All ee Chased on l4uiaafhly. AMI The l4nps
ais1 eai delivered desired As q hfsfs %
cal vii Be sod buf purchasers - rights Al 50
tefs making TIE resaess xii nos b. nseed cosnsaa
niatls AtdreEsel Scr sizi Oh Lamp Gu = No
Merchants Ros, sn b. pFensFsly zi.rssisttp 1 Z
Crystal OIL Lamp csmpzny, he . Asrrhanss
Rev. boston- E.s-esalr. - $
1'tnseshy seed iass reserved ssd IsE ss.s ~
= tsss " y y 1ackkx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

MoRsr, recalled. Gilman Garland was
IN the bar.room at the time Child and p.
VI. Sawyer went TO stable, and remained
there while they were gone; ] LOOKED out OF
the window myself. il was light, aud tho
people remarked, how light 1t was, and
what beautiful evening 10 was.
The case was given TO the jury, on Tues
day, az noon. After deliberating about
three hours, they came In and declared that
they were unable TO agree.
llt understood that on first ballot, the
jury stood 10 Tor conviction to .. On 81
ballot, IL to l..
Davis was recommitted 10 Jail, and will
have another trial at the August term.l
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new VOLUME! NEW TYPE
THE 22D VOLUME or THE
PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT,

DEGINs with the Second week in April. II l.
ID family papcr Of the fret class, illed with
The new. Of the day, tales aud ,ketohe,. domestic
and foreign correspondence, wit and humoi, re-.
bu.ses, pulIlcs. the markets, &C., Sc.
TIRNs-Sl 80 a year Ia advance; and ~ for
eight months. Discount 10 clubs. The Publishers
Will send either Of the So Magazines with the
Transcript one year cor $3.50. Also, either the
New York Tribune or the Boston Journal with
the Transcript Er $3.50. Send BY mail.
Aldro.. ELwELL, PlCKARD & CO.,
lmT Portland, Me.
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GUARDIANS Sale.

ny ,iftss ol license from the Jpigc oi Probate
ID fot the Couniy Of Cuml,cfhni, shall sell AZ
pablo auction on the premises, IN Waterford. ~
the Count, of ONiori. on Tuesday the twentieth
d,y 81 Apfil nsSi. at o'clOsk T.. VI, the real 80.
tate II Martha Ell-n Kingmau. m,nor. anii he'r Of
William kingmaa. IT,, la'r Of W'ndham, IN the
County Of Camlerlani. decreased, bciag ahou, h's
aete. Of land Adloiniag the land ~ Robert l.. Az
l-a also aiout ioursci ACRES sdloining ani 81
John 4 Dpaslass ~ sa,d Waterford, near Water
futd Flat. 90 called.
Term. made known 80 the time sni place ol
sale. WILLIAM KINGMAN,
Guardian ol aid minor.
Waterford, March 10Th. 1855 !
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Guardians Sale.

DY virtue 1t a license from the lion. jnig- oi
Id Pruh,t~. within W iir the County 1t "a.
isrd sh,ll ~ at public sale the pieiniscs on
Sauurd,y, the ST. LAY u Apul neat, At tea O'Clock
In the iugrnl1l. cciliin piece or pIfcr. Il hnl
situated IN lIu-k.p,d. ~ tn Cauniy 81 iiincu,k !,
anil bunnird a.. described ~ q certain deed iSuul
En,ch barnard H. Gcugr W. lamphor, and OF
which The ss,d l.amphur died .sitci; o. which
dcci rrirrrscr MAY h. hi Gir q moe piftieuhi
description; containing ihifty.n,nr square rods
more &c lr.i MARY T.. LNMpilOR.
Guardian of llsnnettl l.smphvr.
Hanover, Feb. IL, lS5s. .
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AGENTS Wanted.

IOD YONG aud MIDDLE aGEO WY are
1OU waited 10 invel .. agents, Who viii ~.
ceivc ipr their services 10 dollars pee month, AMI
expenses paid; or agent can engage ~ the busl
ness iJr himself upon a capital Of IRON ST. - dol.
lars. aud make from ) To 10 dollar. or DAY Tor
indeed some ~ our agcnts now engagud Ia the bus-
mess are making twice that sun.
For particulars, address GODDARD & CO.,
Worcester, Mass, anil enclose postage stamp.
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Davis Pain Killer.

Mrs,r.. reuy DiVi. & Son: liivin. witness.
81 the beneficial elects Of your celebrated rain
Killer IN several cases OF chnlen, mlrbus. within
irw wear, past, mos, ehscffilly recommend IL.
nee. a. 'afe anil sdceiuil remedy. About iycar
ago I used 1t IN y case Il cholera. and proved an
sdcctual cure. ani IN many cases Of rheumn,ism
and ia one case ofcatath; aud sometime in Dec.
last, siN Of IN, ohilifca were taken down with
scarlet irver or canket rash. my only medicine vas
Pain Killer and Castor oil-,he Pain Killer opcr.
ating to charm IN cuttins the cpnker, and lbro~.
ipg ouI the rash. - that in abou, weeks m, lam.
~ were eniircl, recovered. aud irecommcnd the
sue a, a safe aad sure sure 6r Ihrvcry danger.
our disease Of scarlet fever, by g'iug on teaspoon
fslI three tinc. day, every other day, AMI svey
other lsy Castor oil
CORNELIUS q. vANDEENBURG.
Saratoga Spring..
reSg Davis Vegetable rain Killer. after a
thorough trial b, innumenbIs living witnesses.
has proved itself to h. THE MEDICINE OF
THE AGE. Although there have been miny
medicinal preIaralion. before the public since IL.
6fst introduction, AMI large amounts sNpenIsd in
their introduction. the Pain Killer has coniinuei
t. steadily advance IN the estimation OF the World,
a. the bes, iamil, medicine ever Introduced.
III. iI,r & Co. Portland. aud T.. J. ssIrn
llaliowell. wholenlc AGENTS. 2w7
Dcyines' Compound Pitch Lozengcs |!
WARRANTED TO CURE
Coughs, Colds. WhoopiHg. Cough. bronchitis,
Group, Asthma, and Consumption.
y Sold by Druggists and Merchant. generally
Throughout the county; alsn by the Minuiieiursrs
No. iWilson Lane, Boston, Mass, Fac
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Select School,
LIVERMORE FALLS, Me.

TINE SPRING TERM win commence the 9th
Of MARou next.
Assistants are engaged 10 Mu,ie, Drawing. Pen.
man.hip, &c. Tuition from So i.2.
Board NJ reasonable rates. The best Of accom-.
modalioas Cor sUll-blarling.
For particulars, apply to Z. y. KINDS, prin.
cipal, who will reside iill ist OF March, at South
Paris, Me.
January IS, 1853. 6w52
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Notice of Foreclosure.

XI-IIEREAS, JOHN ESTES, ~ Greenwood,
w "a the Couaty Of oNiorl, y, hi' deed ol
mnugisr. lated September u, 1856, and rcc"r'
led With ONfoul Records. September Is, 1851,
conveyed TO me- the north hall u the lot II land
Numbered 'r,eai, .iaur (7Il ~ ihe t'Wn Of Wood
stock, o. secure thu payment ot certain note OF
hsni mentioned thrr,ln; ani ~herras the condi'
tons Of aid mortgage deed ate hroken. clam q
forrrloslrr Of lhr sime ssrreably u the 'niuie
in such cases provided. -
ALONZO HOWE
n,th.l March n. ls5s q
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
HUNGARIAN BiLSiM
Op TTpEi
ina GREAT ISCtIsu REMEDY TOR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Con-
sumption
JOYFUL INTEILIGENCE!


Aa6fisf Ls NIrsi I1r ~ dsfilrs osHid a. ~ 7's'
BlIu. Ne, Feb. -, lsl5.
Ia. DHApLEI. 80: I take pI-asurr ~ giving
you a statemclt It Ar bcnchcialcdcct. 81 iiu,han :
Hungarian Ial.am. 90 %, daughter, who had l'crn
iuf number Il year. afflicted with bad Cungh,
Pain ia the SIDE. lia,.lng Blood, and all those
pains add troubles NAich attend that iasiiou' dis
race, Consumption. | smpoyel several di'ud.
ruishrd physicians at great expense, Who, alter
numefuu. yist., ADD many experiments, finally de-
clarcd that THFN CoULD DO 80 NoEKL lNas
then advised T., fricnl 10 Try Buchiu's llunyiri.
an lIalsam. ! dil %. anl the result has been most
astonishing. w daughter - entirely cured, and
!. now Attending L. her accustomed duties. paid
Two llunlfcl Dollars inr Physicians aud Mcdi'
ciae. withou any SOFT u henc6t. While six Dollar.
worth II ilungarian Balsim has removed the DIS
sl.e, restored The strength. aud bruught on a
healthy action. I an, gratefully yours,
JOHN YOUNG.
Sole Proprietor, Dawn \. BEADLEr. Water
town, Mass, 10 whom III order. shoull b. adj.
.lfc..el. Sold hy Druggists anl dealers "a me'li'
cine IN every town IN the Uniied States and Brit
ish rroyincc., Inns
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MA RRIED

In Boston, 18th, inst, Mr.. Edwin Z. bean. Of
Brownhell. to Nile, Marantha A. Mulloy, Of Lis
bon, n. II.
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J. l.. WALES, Assistant Teacher Of French, Sc.
The ocurse of instruction here embraces all the
branches usually attended 10 ia school. Of this
class. The Languages ace thoroughly taught; al
90 the higher Mithemltie'. including Geometry,
irigonometry, Surveying, Sc. Al the same time
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week. IN German. 10 those Wishing To acquire q
knoNledge Of that language.
Good Instruction in Music. Sc, is provided.
The term ~ ~ continue eleven weeks. No scholar
can he taken for less than hall tern.
TUITIoS, Languages, 81 90; Higher English,
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Freedom Notice.

Freedom Notice.
THIS eer,i6es. that have ihi. day given my
son. James ". Beck. his time 10 trade
and act Tor himself. shall claim none Of his
wages nor pay any debts Of he contracting after
this date. CHARLES a. BUCK.
Attest. W. A. PIDGIS.
Sumner, March 10, 1855.
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Registry of Deeds.

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law prescribed.
ALDEN CHASE, Register.
Paris, Feb. -. lsjs. Gas
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GovERNxrNr RrsrMrp.

Mas. MoRsE. recalled. Have heard the
testimony Of Mrs. Lawrence; l did not
make any Of the remarks she has sworn to !:
Mrs. Lawrence did not come into my room
that day 20 look cut Of the windows; there
was no frost on the Windows; the curtain
was not down.
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DrrEScE.

RoxANA 7. LAwKENCE, sworn, says Re
collect tie time OF the burning Of the stable
had bJyu at work az the Stage House; was
At work at Stage HOUSE, bat was merely
up % Raws1ns on a call; Mrs. Morse said
she heard some one 20 by, and supposed u
was Davis. but rhe did not SIC him;
heard her speak Of il several times she
said she did not see who il was; there were
q number in the room; | lad not know any
Of thsm afterwards heard Mrs. Morse say
Mr.. Child was trying % get Davis out OF
Jail | said did not believe il she said
before that should De done. will % into
Court and swear that saw him 60 By my
window; had difficulty with Davis about
the door door led out ON 10 shed the
night was very cold; windows were thick
with frost. and could not see out OF them (;
did not hep Davis ilsten door or windows
DO not know who helped iasten them.
Gross EIamiatG Am not now at work
az Morse's House Mr.. Morse discharged
me since the Ere.
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DIED.

IL Paris. March I, MIS-. MehiabIe Perkin'.
agrd 80.
In Oxford, 20ih uli., James W. elds,, son Of
Nathaniel aud joanna Lord, aged y ytar. II mos.
In Hebron, 2lst ul,., John e., snn Of the late
Isaac Bowlss OF WinthTOp, rs rs. mos.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-G Clements, Conn:
Gait, do; Gait, do; B Howkins, Cal; ] :
Welm,re and lady, NY; l. Smith, Md; A 5
Heiusley, Ny; DIR Mason and lady Ia; Mrs Eli.
son, do; A II Mason, do; M b Ekridye' Mo. e
kuplry. Ark; Stonestrut, Md; M SPIunmer.
do; W Logan, Cal; o Shtpp aud, NY; Or n
ShipPand, Va; CaghJin. o; Mr. and Mrs Bl .
u, sc; Miss Aston, do; Miss Lawndes do; C.
Alst1n do: Laron. NY; Hon /. w mite, do;
Mrs Stevens, do; Rev r. Tho a. Va: DR. Safrbre
ny; l. Serrill. do; ] Eety, Pa; G w smith
aud lady, Tenn; PsweTs and lady NY. ia,
stuart, do; Miss NJ Nicholson, Del; Mis- NJ
stuart. Md; Stuart, d.; R-v Thomas Va:
NJ rsham, do; w i Niemann, Pa: w Todd,
ney, do; Miss Nj A Phenox, do; o Johnson, Md;
Il Harriss, d. c Malon and lady Va; Mis-.
Britton. do; g P-ndlstop Md; = q Mining
do; A w Faston, o; A Il Warner, Nd
NATIONAL HOTEL R Rose, N Phillips,
L Corbis and lady,J Thayer, c Brantiyap,
Chss Fowler, NY; G 8 Key. Md; Oh Moncure
and fam, La; w III Lane, jr, and lady. Mass; ] b
Chiffon; Va; Shailer, jf, DR. Dare, w ID CLARK. =,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03

ID Seven slaves. valued at $500, escaped
from Wood county, Va last week.
10 Over 600 bushels Of rice were received at
Charleston, 3 e., on Monday last.
IL During last week, Sl35 OOO in specie ar
rived In Charleston, s. c., from New York.
III The supposed ineIhaustible mine Of
plumoago, In Fewry, Maine, has been used up
IL Among the latest novelties are Heenan
hats and PiccOlomini cigars.
III Cincinnati papers say that the principal
epidemic raging in that city is thirst for strong
ID The police force of Davenport. Iowa. have
been discharged by the City Council, ON account
or the expense to the city.
III A spanish mission, on board the steamer
Haxo, has discovered two islands on the coast of
Africa. and taken possession of them
IL IL Is stated on good authority that Miss
CouttS has offered the sum Of 6 Is 600 toward The
endowment Of a bishopric in Il Irish Columbia
III The O'Donnell ministry in Spain Is called
In consequence Of General O'Donneil's Irish de-
In nicknamed 'New Ireland
III Some young ladies from the back settle.
msnts came ''out' 10 one Of the towns in this
county TO meeting one Sunday not long since
OF course the hospitalities OF the neighborhood
were extended to the visitors, and lust az the
FAMILY were sitting down to dine one of them
addressed the astonished company as follows
:" s'pose We don't know who | be- Pm the
mans gal what was almost killed by the bull ,,
some OF the younger members had no appetite
Tor d1nner.-AroostoOk Me Pioneer
HI The Knoxville Citizen explains the cir
cumstance of President Bucbana owning = 10 OO,
Of the capital stock Of the Planters Bank of Ten
nessee In this way When the bank was opened,
Mr. uchanan had Sl0, 600, the property Of two
OF his wards, and, looking to some safe invest
ment OF II for them, was advised to put il in the
stock Of this bank. tie did 80; and when his
wards came to their majority and desired their
patrmony, the stock OF the bank was thirty or
forty per cent below par, and Mr.. BueLanan
paid item out Of bis own funds, and left the stock
10 bis own credit, where it still remains