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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-26

NEW DRESS GOODS.
IN At oRlN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW NJ DE LANES,
IN AT oRIN STATES New York Cash Store
NEW PoPLINs,
IN At oRIN States New York Cash Store
~ At oR1N STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW DOMESTIC GINGHAMS,
IN At 0RIN STATES New York Cash slore.
NEW EMBROIDERED REPS,
~ At oRIN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW PLAIN REPS,
IN At oRIN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW PRINTED CASHMERES,
~ At oRIN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW PRINTED THIBET MERINOES,
~ At ORIN STATES New York Cash Store
NEW UNBLEACHED COTTONS,
~ At oIIN States New York Cash Store.
NEW BLEACHED COTTONS.
~ At ORIN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW CANTON FLANNELS,
~ AT OtIN STATES New York Cash Store
NEW HOOP SKIRTS,
~ At oRIN STATES New York Cash Store
NEW BALMORALS,
~ At 0iiIN STATES Now York Cash Store
NEW WOOL SIIAWLS.
~ At oRIN STATES New York Cash Store
NEW BROCHE SHAWLS,
~ At OR1N STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW FANCY SILKS,
~ At ORIN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW BLACK SILKS,
~ At 0RIN States New York Cash Store.
NEW GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
~ At oRIN STATES New York Cash Store.
NEW CHEMISE YOKES,
~ At ORIN States New York Cash Store
LADIES' W0RSTED DRAWERS AND VESTS,
AT oRIN States New York Cash Store.
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State OF Vermont,

MARLBORO IS.
VINE REGULAR SESSIONS OF THE
Probate Court the District Of Marlboro for the year
ensuing will b; held as follows:
At BrachOo, the last Thursdays In January March,
June, July, November and December.
At Fayetteville, the last Thursdays In February, April
and September.
0ctObe.
Brattleboro, Dec. LIST, 1851
Nv TYLER Judge.
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CTATE OF VERMONT MARLBORO, S. S.
- The PROBATE Court for said District;
TO all persons interested in the Estate of DAVID CHAR
TER, late Of Marlboro deceased GREETING;
whereas, BENONl W. BLAKE, has presented To this
Court Instrument purporng to be the last VIII of said
deceased, for robateYou hereby notified that this
Court will decide upon the Probate OF said Instrument at the
thereof be he'd the Probate Office in Breboro
in said District the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1862,
when and where you may appear and contest the same
You fit
81 Il. W. CLARKE, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, MARLpoRo. S. S.

STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
- The Probate Court far sad District.
To all persons interested IN the Estate OF IRA HAVEN,
SON. late Of Dumncrstou, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas JENNA HAVEN, widow Of said deceased
has made application to this Court representing that said
Estate exceed in value the of hundred and
y dollars and praying that the whole thereof may be
signed hcr-You hereby notified that this Court will
upon said application at session thereof to be held the
Probate oc In Brattleboro in sa District the 2Sth day
Of December A. 1s61 when and where you may be heard
in the premises, II you sec ut.
SO II. W. CLARKE, Register.
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A I T L n ITO n
Ii O NJ i G U A r d S

HOME YARDS.
You that stay at home and buy FURNITURE, remember
that c. L. BROWN is selling all kinds Of Furniture cheaper
than ever, No. and Esteys Block, South Main
Street, Brattleboro, VT
l.
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SAM'L W. TIIAYEll, JR., NJ. ID.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. d.

To Dhom may CoHcerHs-I hereby certify that have
been Commissioners Of Orange County for the years 1850 and
1901 and have procured the Wines Liquors with which
have supplied the Town Agents OF said County, from
Charles aGkman, No SO Front St. New York. that have
had careful analyses Of said Wines and Liquor made by
Charles Y. Chandler ESQ., Professor Of the Analytical Chem
istry union College, schenectady, N. w. and that in all and
every instance the'resu has been provo them 10 be
fecty pure and suitable for medicinal purposes.
can therefore most confidently recommend the house Of
Charles hickman Co.. to all those who prefer giving their
orders to honorable AMI conscientious
GEO. Z. BALDWIN, o
ounp,tsa oupr ffr 0rnn (oun tv
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C1TATE or VERMONT, MARLDono, s. S

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. s..
- The Hon. Probate Court for said District;
To all persons interested in the Estate Of HENRY TlOM-
AS late Of Marlboro, in said District deceased Greetng'
Whereas, GEORGE NJ. THOMAS, Of said Marlboro, has
presented this Court Instrument porting to be the
last VIII Of said deceased for PObate-ipu are hereby
tilted that this Court will decide upon the Probate Of said In
the session thereof be held ut the Probate Of
fee Brattleboro said District the last Thursday of
December A. d. 1861 when and where You may appear and
contest the same, IL you see fit
40 h. W. CLARKE, Register.
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NOR SALE-TIIE FRONT LOT WITH
House sc. thereon Of the Dr. spaaldng Place on Canal
street, Bratleboro. A. D.& A. @. NOURsE
March 25.-t13
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
40 GOOD FILTERS AND STITCHERS,
~ to work on Government work, by
q. X. WILKINSON,
Greenfield, Mass
Aug. 10, Isol.-33
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-26

TALLAHASSEE LEON Co, Foridn, July Il, 1850.
To Dr.. IdmcK, Albany n. WY dear Doctor;-I write
this inform you e wonderful effect Of your Sugar Coat
ed Pills my elder daughter For three years she has been
affected with billions arrangement OF the system, sadly i'm
pairing her health which has been steadily falling during
that period When in New York in April last friend ad
yse you Pills. Having the fullest confidence
in the judgment Of FRIEND obtained supply Of Messrs.
Barnes & Park, Druggists, Park Row. New York. On
turning home, ceased all other treatment ard admins
tered your Pills, each night. The Improvement in her
feelings, complexion, digestion, ETC.. surprised all.
rapid aud permanent restoration to health has been the
suit We uscl less than five boxes and consider her entire
y we'll consider the above just tribute you ply
siciln will be the inducing many to
ad,p, your Pills their family medicines.
remain, dear sir, with many thanks,
Your obelcut servant,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-26

TTO RENT.-STORE NO. GRANITE
Il Row all fitted up for Dry Goods Crockcry and Groce
res--onc Of the best locations In town.
A. +. DwINELL.
Brattleboro, March 81, 1s6l-13
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~ OLD FRIENDS II
I'm tho Right place.
HERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PHIL!

The BEST FAMILY CATHAR
TIC in the world, used twenty
years by five millions Of per-
sonsannually; always give sat-
isfactioni contain nothing inju-
riuus; patrOnizcd by the princi-
pal physicians and surgeons in
the Union ; elegantly coated
with sugar.
Large Boxes 25 cents; Eve
Boxes for One Dollar. Full di-
rections with each box.
Warranted superior to any
Pill before the public.
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CHARLES BACKMAN & CO.,
=
Importers Of
BRANDIES, GINS, RUNS, WINES, &C. &C.
No. SO Front Street, NEW YORK.
&. -. COgnnc, Old III Of al nd Gcnevn
Cordial Gins.

We WOuW
Agents. and the Medical Faculty Of the State OF rmont, 10
we'll selected stock VI Imported Wines and Liquors which
offer reasonable and satisfactory terms
We permitted to publish the following Chemical Anal
yses thi have been made by eminent Chemists, Of our
Liquors, BURLINGTON, W., March 7, 1851.
70 Messrs. CIIAs. BUCHANAN CO., New York;
GentemonWe avail ourselves OF this method to inform
you that have repeatedly made examination Of Bran
lies, Whiskey Gins aud Wines, with which the Chtteu1cn
County Agency at Burlington has been mainly supplied from
your house Tor the three years also specimens from 9TH
er agencies In the State procured from you.
We have found them Invariably Of full strength and uni
form purity and quality, superior In every respect 10 spec
mems from other For medicinal they have full
hled our expectations and unqualified approval
AM without hesitation Confidently recommend them TO all
who wish TO supply themselves wi Liquors upon which they
can rely for purity anil strength.
We are. your most nhollnnt serxants.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-26

Usrrick'- X al Siren * hcnirg Plus.cra cure
In hours pains and weakness Of the breast side
back, and Rheumatic Complaints equally short period
Of Spread beautiful white lamb skim their sub
iec the to Inconvenience and each will
from week to three months. Price 49, ants.
IIarrck sugar Coated Pills and Kid Pasters sold by
Druggists and Merchants in all Of the United States,
Canadas and SoSth America and may be obtained by calling
for them by tn r full DIR. H. r. HERRICK * Co.,
1ys36 Albany, N. Y.
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Copyright secured
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
roR FrMAL LES.
DR.. MaltlSOn'S Indian EmmcnagOgue.

~. This celebrated Female Medicine possess
rHV ing virtues unknown Of amy thing else Of the
IN kind, and proving ef,ctuai after all others
EXA have failed, Is designed for both married
PfNJA anisfngie ladies, and Is the very best thing
E2SslIA known for the purpose, 1t will bring on
tHSEJAGt the monthly sickness In OF obstruc-
s,f$nNI ton, after all other remedies Of the Kind
Gsss ibaeTIA have been tried In vain.
C1T'A VIVA OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now been
'EsSSySSA sold without single failure when taken
sNqIHqp4 objected, and without the least injury to
"a Wa IVA health in any case. u It Is put up in bot
en- MA ties OF three different strengths with full di-
~ III sksN INJECTIONS for using, and by Express
<<KF ~ closely sealed, 10 all parts Of the country
~se<zssss5S " PRICES,-Ful Strength, SO; Half
Strength, 50; Quarter Strength, 50 per bottle.
RhMEMBER-Thfs medicine is designed erprcssIy for
OBSTINATE CASES. Which all other remedies or he Kind
hare failed cure also that is caranted as
ed IN EVERY RESPECT, or the price nil be refunded
Or BEWARE or fMITATIONs None genuine and war
ranted unless purchased directly Of nr ~ Mt his RENE
DIAL INSTITUTE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. 2s Union
street, Providence, Il. 1.
1rrhis specially embraces all diseases Of Private ma
ture both Of MEN and WOMEN, by regularly educated
physician Of twenty years. practice giving his hoi alien
lion TO them ~ Consultations, by letter or otherwise arc
strictly CONFIDENTIAL aud Medicines will sent by Express
from observation to all parts Of the United States
Also, accommodations for Ladies from abroad wishing Tor
secure and quiet RETREAT aud good care until restored
TO health.
CAUTION.-It has been estimated that over TIM Hum
dred thousand Dollars paid to swin1ng auacks an
nualy In New England alone, without any benefit
WIN pay IL. All this from trusting Without inguiry
to who alike destitute Of honor, character and
skill and whose only recommendation their false
extrlvagant assertions in praise Of eseirss n there
tore, you would duom bling hunJugged, take no man
word matter pha his professions are but MAKE IN
QUIRY-t will est you nothing, and may you many
regrets for, advertising physicians in nine
boJus there safety In trusting any of them u
less you know Oho and chat they are.
UT~Dr. NJ will send Free by enclosing stamp above
a Pamphlet on DIsEAsGsOl WOMEN, and on Prfpate Dis
generally giving full information pifh he most un.
doubted references and Testimonials, without which,
advertising physician, medicine Of the Kind deserving
Of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
ITOriers by mail promptly attended to- Write your adj
dress plainly and direct to Dr. H. N MATrIs0N, above
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-12-26

MATTRESSES. BEST HAIR, HUSK AND
WI Cotton Mattresses. Also, Hair and Feather flows,
Moss Bolsters, Comorters, sale very low by
DWINELL BLISS.
Nov. u, ls6l.-40
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
NO.. IT,.
A New Stirrup.

4 valuable invention has lately been
perfected by a cavalry officer in the ar
my. We a'ude to the " Eagle stinup," :"
manufactured by VIM. III. Hazard ofthis
city, who has also been appointed its
agent, The stirrup heretofore in use
was mere rest for tie foot. whereas
these not only afford additional SUPPORT.
but bring the feet parallel to the horses
sides, and nearer. according to the pres
sure thrown upon them, and the point of
suspension at which they are adjusted
while the toes being inclined inward. lhs
spurs are kept free from the horse "A
a practical substitute, too, for Il safety
StirruP, they will doubtless prove inyalu-
able, as, upon the rider being thrown.
The st'rrup turns up. and allows the in
stant eXtricalion Of the feet. These sir
rups are adapted for military, civic. and
ladies use, and are variousIv construct.
ed according 10 the different positions
now in vogue for riding throushou, ciy.
ilized nations.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
\ Queer People,

Chambers Journal, discussing a re-
cent book of missionary travels in Afri.
ca, thus alludes to one Of the tribes which
are found in that terra incogn;ta
But the strangest Of all are the stor.
les told of the Dokos, who live among
the moist, warm, bamboo woods to the
south of kafia and Susa Only four feet
high, OF dark olive color, savage and
naked, they have neither houses nor tenn.
pies, neither fire nor human food. They
1--we only on roots and fruits, they lei
their nails grow long. like talons, the
better to dig out ants, and the more easy
to tear IN pieces their fayorite snakes.
They do not marry, but live indis-
criminaie lives of animals, multiplying
very rapidly and with very little mater.
nal instinct. The mother nurses her
child for only a short time, accusloming
II 70 eat ants and separate as soon as pos
slble and when it can help itself. il wan
ders away where it wills and the moth
er thinks no more about it. The Dokos
are invaluable as slaves. and are taken in
large numbers. The slave. hunters hold
UP bright colored cloths as soon as they
come TO the moist, warm, bamboo woods
where these human monkeys live, and
the poor Dokos cannot resist the attrac.
ton offered by such superior people.
They crowd round them, and are taken
In thousands.
In slavery they are docile, attached.
obedient, with few wants and excellent
health. They have only one tauIt-a
love Of ants, mice aud Serpents. and a
habit of speaking to Yer with their heads
on the grouud. and their heels in he air.
Yer IS their idea Of a superior nower, 10
whom they talk in this comcal nature
when they are dispirited or angry. or
tired OF ants and snakes. and longing ior
unhnown food The Dokos seem to come
nearest Of all people vet discovered to
that terrible cousin Of humanity the
ape"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

\ great friend of the children, Mrs
Gildersleeye, OF Buffalo, contributes the
following beautiful incident TO the Bows
and Girls Department OF the American
Agriculturist
BITE BIGGER, BlLY."-Walkina
down the street, we saw two very ragged
boys with bare toes, red and shiniar.
and tattered clothes upon which the soil
Of long wear lay thick and dingy. They
were iew and far between only iack
etand uowsers-and these solitary car
ments were very unneighbor!y. and ob-
jected 10 a union, however strongly The
autumn wind hinted at the comfort Of
such AN arrangement One Of the bows
was lubliant over a half Nithered bunch
OF flowers some person had east away.
| say, Bully, warn't somebody real
good T. drop these ere posies Jest where
| could find EN-, and they're 50 pooty
and nice Look sharp, Billy and may
be you'll! find something pinchy-Oh,
jolly Billy, if here aint most half a
peach, and 'tain't much dirty neither
Cause YOU hain't got no peach, you may
bite first Bite bigger, Billy, may be we
wll find another fore long.
That boy was not cold, nor poor. and
never will be; his heart Nil keep him
warm, and it men and women l,rsake
him, the very angels will feed him. and
fold their wings about him. Bite biz.
ger Billy, may be Wen find another fore
long What hopeful little soul Ii
he finds his unselhshness lily repaid, he
will not turn misanthropo, for God made
h'm to be man, one to bear his own
burden uneomplaininsiy, ana hep his
fellows besides Want cannot crush his
spirit, nor flth stain it, for within him
aad about him the spilit Of Tic Chris,
eailI Jwelielh always.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
2petrp
Who'll be q Friend TO me |.

Amid the checkered scenes of life,
Or calm repose or wearied strife,
Ofsadness or of glee,
When pleasures wreath is Ger me thrown,
Or when my heart is sad and lone,
Who'll be friend to me
Who, with friendship fond and true,
My path fife will gladly strew
With flowers sweet and rare
And when all others turn aside
With looks of GOODNESS and of pride,
Will ever prove sincere
o, who, with sweetand magic power,
To every passing, feetng hour
Will sweet enchantinent lend?
Who will my every hour share,
And e'er entitled be to bear
The hallowed name of friend?
Whose loving word aud gentle smile
Will every passing day beguile
With dearest joys below
And when dark stormy clouds arise
viii point me still tosmilng skies
The silver lining" show?
Who my weary feet will guide
Through whatever may betide
In this cold world of care /?
Who will lead me in the right
Der smiling valleys fair aud bright,
Or deserts dark and drear
And, when life's close at length draws near
Q who will be the loved one dear
Shall then fond yigils keep
Who will receive my parting sghs
O who will close my weary eyes
In death's unbroken sleep?
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09


\ hicu LErTER.-The following letter
was sent hack from the Dead Letter or
nee hesPeGuuiiy referred to The mail
o'Preuauoh bureauior investigation y i
eAP.a'ns ''se!t, II was written by q
young woman whose na@e We suppress
II gives illt.e insight into the way New
iofh qaack doctors make living
December 90 1852
to the younited states
genrcII Post Mmsler
SIR Put q letter in tile Post oils M
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
The Union in North Carolina.

Col. c. Ii. Foster, who has announced
himself rs candidate for Congress IN
the FIRST District OF North Carolina
should have i name in history with An
drew Johnson and Emerson Etheridue
who have pledged their lives, their lor
tunes and their sacred honor" to the
cause of Union. We publish below hi.
circular, addressed
To The Freemen ot'he First Congressional
District oJ NolM C0roiiaa.
FELLOW CIrlzENs.-I hereby announce
myself as IN unconditional Union cauli-
date for the Congress Of the United
States from this district
The usurpatious Of Your Governor and
the revolutionary acts Of your conyen.
ton cannot command the acquiescencc
OF loyal citizens. They are utterly with.
out authority they have no validity in
law or public exigency and impose uc
binding obligation upon the people x
Your allegiance 70 tile Federal Union re
mains FIRST aud highest, ana there is M
lgalty that can conflict with OF override
il.
A law Of North Carolina fixes tho first
Thursday Of August as tie day Of Flee
ton loryoar Representatives in Congress
The default or mal.easaaco of 40 sedi.
uous Governor or other public function
ary can de(eatoc impair yoar right Of
representation IN tie councils Of the ma.
ton i IS Your privilege 70 40 to the
polls, Oh iho day desl slgnatcd by a statute
OF the Safe. and east your ballots with
ou fear or iuumilauon You will b.
projected ID the exercise Of tie sacred
right Of franchise TO tie flll extent of the
power of the Government
CHARLES HENRY FOSTER
Murfreesboro, \ G. June rs.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09

and would murder me that would noi
tell of it,
" Fear not, madam, lie shall not harm
you, responded the stranger. I" Eel
low, surrender yourself"
" Get out of my way" cried the rob
Der making rush for the door, and str-
king at the stranger with bowie knife
Giving back few steps the stranger
seized the robber by the collar, whirled
him around, and threw him on his face
in the snow. The robber struggled, but
the stranger knelt heavily on the small
of his back, and grasped his hair
Lie still said the stranger, or |
will send bullet through your brain"
The robber fell The cold barrel Of a
pistol at his ear, and obeyed. Milly
quickly brought ropes at her rescuer's
request, and the robber was bound hand
and foot
" 1t was strange providence" the
new conner said, "that overlook me with
snow storm on the prairie, and forced
me an hour ago TO take refuge in your
smoke house, nearly dead with cold."
Miily Acknowledged the truth Of the
remark, aud she knelt and thanked her
Father in Heaven for her deliyerance.
The next day Mily's husband came
home, and when lie had been told all, he
remarked:
This fellow was IN Tie tavern al tie
village, the day | sold my produce Il
viii learn me 4 Iesson--never t. let slran-
gers know when money is plenty with
me, lest they shall be tempted 10 crime
and bring ruin on me and mine"
That day some sixty or seventy men
gathered at the house of Mr.. Dean. The
robber was recognised as notorious
horse thief who hai long infested the
neighborhood. There was n summary
trial, and then in dogged silence the
wretch who would have bnrued a harm
less infant and murdered a faithful and
gentle woman, submitted 10 his ineyita-
Die fate. \ rudely constructed galIows,
and stout rope ended his existence.
81 on the thinly settled frontiers Of the
West do they me;e out justice to offend
ers against property and life.
About seventeen hundred dollars IN
bills were faugd ON The person of the
robber, beside The gold lie had taken
from Mrs Dean. As there were no
claimants for the bills. at the suggestion
OF the stranger whose life had been say
ed from the angel Of the winter storm by
the shelter he found in the smoke house.
a thousand dollars Of The seventeen hun.
dred were presented to Milly in consiI-
Grafton of what she had passed through
and the remainder was divided around
On that very spot there is now lhriy-
ing town, and oae OF the finest resideu
ces in the place is that where dwells
Milly Dean and her husband.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
CHARLES HENRY FOSTEr
MurfreeSboro, y c June rs.

How IT HArPESED. The election il
Baltimore was contrary to ali expecta.
lions, a quiet and orderly one. 1t hap
paned in this way Previous 70 III,
election, Gen. Banks addressed a note +,
the Mayor, stating that lie had detailed d
force to sustain the civil authorities ii
Maintaining public order aud That he
had instructed them to be- ,j.iant aaj
prompt, AMI, 70 make his orders effect
Ne, he had given each man forty roual,
VI bal cartridge The Mayor and Mar.
shal Ntne appeared 10 understand tua
F." last remark
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-09
w. G.. DONNAM.

4 TTORNEY Il COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Land and General Agent aud Notary
Pablie, Treasurer d Recorders Office, lniepen,
dencc, Iowa.
=, prepared 10 attend with rromptness to all
'asin"ss pertaining TO his Profession Especial
attention given TO Collecting, Couyeyancmg.
.4ying taxes, Examining titles, ,tc f ie6-'51