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e5S.ss Colonel Commanding.
To the Officer Commanding Confederate
Troops, near Gaines Cross Roads, Va.
HEADo'as, CAVALRY DIVISION,

HEADo'Rs, CAVALRY DIVISION,
/. Army Northern Va. Sept. 8, 1868.
To Col. J. !. Gregg, Commanding I'd Div.
Cavalry Corps, Army Of the Potomac.
Sir Yonr communication of the LIST inst,
addressed TO "the officer commanding Con.
federste troops near Gaines Cross Roads,
W." has been referred tome. IT caused
no surprise Il expect such from those who,
bafaad in Legitimate warfare, seek to turn
their weapons against helpless women and
children and nnarmed men. - F.F. !.
Your threat is harmless. For any acts
such as you propose, I will now know whom
to hold responsible. Z. - ss-;ssy,s;ss:
! Ny Government knows how to protect
her citizens. and Justice, though sometimes
slow, will be sure to reach the perpetrators
of snch barbarities as you desire to inaugu-
rate. Our citizens are accustomed to your
sbragaao. Our soldiers know their duty.
lam, Colonel, ~.
Yours, with due respect, I.
Signed j stE. b. STUART,
s:,-.sS.si5 x s Major General Commanding.
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y BosroN PLUcK.-A correspondent Of
the Boston Advertiser says: /" / hasegood
authority for stating that over. one theusand
persons whose names have: been published
in the papers as having been drafted a this
city, have left t-for the Brisish prosiRss.ns
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correspo

The following correspondence SPEAKS for
ITSELF, The letter Of the Yankee officer is
an additional illustratian Of the infamous
character and conduct OF those who are
yainly attempting our aubjugation. The
answer Of Gen. Stewart has the ring Of the
true metal, and, as we trust, as he knows
whom to hold responsible, that he will mete
out to this valiant warrior upon women and
ohildrena a just punishment, both sure and
speedy: @& : & ~ IL ,5s7s;ss,sS - - t ss3
80 HEADoR's % DIVISION, g. o. &c.
rs.,,s-..-..5 - September /, 1853.
: SIR: Ny patrol was fred upon last even
ing by q concealed party Of Confederate
troops, near the mill between Corbin's and
;Newby's Cross Roads, and one man wound.
ed and fonre ca ptured. q. .s7e :.ssss.
Tfthe same should again occur, I will
hold the inhabitants of the country in the
vicinity responsible, and cause
all houses, barns, or other property, to be
destroyed. =, rs
Very respectfully, .e4al-4 80
Your obedient servant, -.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-09-23

/. l9 An interesting discovery has lately
been made with regard to grating fruit
trees Instead of the usual method, slip
is taken from the tree, which is desired to
propagate anew, and planted in a potato,'
so that couple of inches of the slip re.
mains visible. 1t soonstakes root, devel.
opes itself, and finally becomes handsome
tree, bearing fine fruit. The method was
discovered in France.
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They Won't Fight.

* Tie report having gained extensive ciis
culatiop, that two sonso ofthe famous Uuion-
Edward Everett, who were draft
ed into Liucoln's army. had entered tie
ranks as prisates, the Boston Gazette de-
nies the truth of the report and states that
they paid their communications money and
were released from service. Wendell Phil
lips Garrison, son of VIM. Lloyd Garrison
the great New Epgland abolition agitater,
tscommntede likewise. The hopeful youths
are willing and anxious 70 seestte war q
sgainst the South carried on, to the bitter
end bntthe bitter end 70 them, comes just
q. little this side Of the point Of exposing
their precious oarcasses to the dangerous
aim Of Southern sharp shooters. IF they
who, make the wars were the only ones.to
fghs what 9 small "skrimmage" this would
bel
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From the South CarolInian.
who is to be Blamedp7

Mr.. Editor:-It is mattersof deep and
bitter notification to the middle.aged and
old men Of our city to know that SO many
young men Of the age of service, stroll our
streets by day. and night, many Of them Of
ten drunk, aud wearing, at. the same time,
the uniform of the Confederate soldier,
wholly careless Of duty, honor, and the in
cessant cry Of their country for help in her
unequal and 'sanguinary struggle for inde.
pendence. Some Of us have sons who are
thus behaving, abusing the privilegeof fur.
Tough, yielding wildly to ths:seductions of
the bottle, and other ruinous aliurements,
and shifting, with consuming grief, the
hearts of their friends and parents. Who
is.to be blamed for the prevalence of this
horrible loosehessf' UnquestionabiT they
are responsible who have 10 their hands the
Legislative and military power Of the Con-
federacy. They, and none Others, are to
be censured, if censnre properly lies, and
that it does no one can deny. The plain
truth is, those whose duty tits to enforce
the Jaws against all skulkers and hiders
from military service, and who are paid
and sworn to perform that duty Faithfully,
fail to doit, from laziness, carelessness, fa.
yoritism or timidity; OF, if itbe from good
nature, or disposition to oblige, the delin.
quency is not the less reprehensible. It is
to be hoped that greater energy and stern
ness will, for the future, mark the admin
istration of,;the law in this respect and
that the loafng, dissipated young men who
belong to the army, or, at least, should be
in its ranks, whose habits about town NOR
tify their friends and parents, and dishonor
themselves, will speedily be seized by the
strong arm Of public authority, and foreibly
placed in that position to which duty, hon-
or, patriotism, aDdthe emergent condition
Of their country, SO loudly call them. To
the young men who are thus derelict we
would appeal, and, as fathers and mothers,
beseech them to fly from the haunts Of vice
and infamy, to which passion and thought
lessness have unfortunately conducted them,
to the camp and battle field, there nobly
and gloriously to aid in winning the inde-
pendence of their native land. Have they
not loved ones sleeping in.deathz beneath
its soil And will they permit their graves
to be polluted by the foot Of a marauding,
thieving and cruel foe I? Can they allow
this foul thing to be done-thisi vile. sacri-
Hlege to be perpetrated- without an effort to
prevent it, and still live Shame, 9 dou.
bic shame upon them, if they can. -
eF- ~ So A AsWOTINDED HEART.
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9ss PER VHAn IN ADVANCE.
; A Joke on tho Quartermaster.s.
A correspondent of the Mobile Tribune

says: F - 5Ss 70 o. " = = -. -
se The following good story g told, on ny
good looking friend, Maj, ~, Chief Guar
stermaster of the Departmento of Mississippi
and East Louisiana. Shortly after the q
yacuationofJ jackson, Major d. was ordered
to Demopilia, and on the cars en- route, he
was showing to soms fsiendsa msgnifceut
we're loud i their praise d .hs elabetsss
.chasings and general appearance OF the
watch; % gssss az &2as fssssasl% CO sssE.'
* st1What:did II, cost you ~ asked oneaof
the party. .s,,sss, .,,Sssa,.sgsss s4ssss g.
aFifteen hundred dollars replied the
Major. -. - 80 e..
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Why Msthuaelah got 50 old.

Why MethuEelah got 80 DID,
:. We we're upon the streets . few evenings
since, and heard most novel explanation
of the astounding great age of xhs above
named character. "a number ofman were
talking of the recent oonscript call and ia
effect upon the people when sn odd worthy
remarked a,sSs .ssss;;t @sssssssszs
] sssWell, Mr.. l, T have studied 4 long
while eboat it, and just now determined
Why NJ Meshpseiah got to be soaold. You see,
in his day there Wasa copa6fipt laR, and
every time q new call was madepld Metu-
selah run his age np . hundred ysaFa--jnt
enough TO keep him out Of the conscipt =
"A heap ofmen ii these days are playing
the same dodge szz ga.SaS ssa,S- . ~
!. We could not help thinkingEto ourselves
that the old gentleman was quite right, and
that men 10 these days grow old alarmingg
fast. One ortwo Of onr aequaintancas that
were only So two ylars ago are noH
grown ten years in two;Ia Verify the war
has wrought ont great wonders, such were
not seen under the sun before. We afe
very much afraid some of these gentlsmen
#iIi Idle Of old dags besareSthey have aturn
at q second wifessasssts q sesJe<s. .,ssrs'ss ss.s
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OFFICE A. @. M,

CHARLESTON, 3, e, Uctobef Ist, I55.
MIR. J. G. MILLER is appointed
WI Agent of this Department, for the purchase OF
FODDER and CORN the Districts OF ork and Chester
Planters desiring to sell will communicate WIN num-
through the POST OFFICE, Yorkvlle, 5. Carolina
Particular attention must be paid to PACKING Nc
WATER must be used, great the Government wa
experienced last year, Fodder being improperly packed
all such will be rejected.
MoTTE A. PRINGLE, Capt, and A. g. NJ.
October Is Do
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20 PATR1oT1c;---Astreet conversation over
heard by our reporter: zee.aaes4
D.. aGood morning c.. Ready
for the draft?o ". :. = .
Readyi II my distracted coun.
try needs'ms-if shefrequires the sacrifice
of my iife--if the tossering edifce Of our
glorious Union needs to be eemented with
my hearts blood-if it is necessary for her
preservation that she strides onward to VIC
tory over myadead body-then, sir, the, vic
tim is ready!s With heart prepared for
any fate, and with a firm trust in Divine
Providence, I shall, with lively feeling Of
doing my duty, and nothing but my duty,
march boidlyon totbe oollector's Office aud
pay my three hundred dollars" . E@
:, .,.-, =, HaserhiH. .(N, H.) Gazette.
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Commissioners Sale.
In Equity--Ches hester District.

'1.'','' : Is. Bin for Partition &c.
J. J. Mcclure, etal ''sz=.F ~. -. "
sDY virtue of the decree of the Court
I'D of Equity made in above stated case, will sel ut
YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER next the following lots and parcels of land to
wit: one LOT in the Town Of Yorkyille on Congress
Street, bounded by of E. A. Neely A. mcLenn and
lands Of I. D. Witherspoon, and containing THREE
FOURTHS OF AN ACRE, more or less. One tract Of
land on the KINGS MOUNTAIN ROAD, bounded by
lands of Z. A. NeeIy and Others, and continuing
$50 ACRES" s,
And one other tract on said KINGS MOUNTAIN ROAD,
bounded by lands of E. A. Neely and ohers and contain
Ing ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIyE ACRES. =
Terms made known On day Of sale. - s-is- .--ils-
(Sl2 SOY GILES J. PATTERSON, c. E. c. D.
Santproher n E.-yss-t 4t r.
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How THE Bal1IsH gARTuREp CHARLES
ToN.--aofa1 OF the moolle s4fso'sne' writes
from Charleston; sss-':s,.ss
Darlng the revolution OF 10, when the
British attacked Charleston, they came up
the stono River, ana North ~, Halsto o Inlet so
kantouFs, Wnlchls one mile irom tne ga
Vanpah Rail lRoad, and twelve from Charles, @
tom They surprised Gen. M Mouitrls O At
Stono, at whIcn battle the brave Gol:i Lay.
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B6- General Schenck has issued an order
forbiddiug substitutes in Maryland. Anoth'
er turn of the SCREW
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EIIDES AND LEATHER.

- - : - -, - !. 81 July 18th. 1853
THE subscriber having leased his
THREE YEARS, would say to bis old patrons 70 bring In
their hides usual assuring them Is we acquant
cd with POAG MAY, and that everything VIII De atteii-
JAS B. HENKEL.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

- CHARLESTON, September 10, 1858. !,
WHEREAS, Information has been
wv received at this Department that on or about the
9th day of July last in the village of Clinton In Laurens
District a man BY the name of L. THOMPSON JOHN
SON murdered by person or PERSONS up to this
time unknown. = -
of the State aforesaid do this Proclamaton Of
fcring a reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
delivery of the real murderer OF the sa
L.. THOMPSON JOHNSON Into any one of the jails OF
this State and, If than one, additional reward of
be an accomplice. ~. EasE - = ss.1s
Given under my hand and the seal of the State at Charles
IT,. g.. ton, this tenth day of September A 1865
: ,r-.-'-.- .-.E So. NJ. l.. BONHAM.
WIN. R. HUNT, Secretary Of State. ,@''a. - :
~ September IS s 80 81 81 's.z - I'm
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commissioners Sale.
= I'm Eouity--York District.

- ~" III SquaIy--IUIh I1opfISV' :
.''l' rs-' BIZ for Sale Of Land. 4.
Samuel Barber, ct al.
TN obedience to the Order of the Court
of Equity, made in the above cause, will expose 10
public sale nj YORK COURT HOUSE, on the FIRST
MONDAY in OCTOBER, next, the real estate of 1SA-
BELLA McCARTER, lase of York District, deceased,
consisting of THREE tracts of land situate In the District
Aforesaid and lying the of Clarks Fork,
onefract containing - y - y. & .
y 256 ACRES.
and bounded by lands of George Barber, William Oates
and Others. One tract containing ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY TWO ACRES, and bounded by lands Of William
Robertson Andrew Robertson and others, and one other
tract number of known, but which will be sur
yeyed and Plat exhibited on the day of sale. will sell
above lands on credit Of and two years. payable in
two equal annual nsalnens, with interest from day Of
SALE Purchasers giving bond and good suretes and
paving In CASH the costs Of these proceedings.
tSl3l WALTER d. METTS, c. E.Y D.
Senteinber9 - :. 36 ..N.L Al
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STATE OF sOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
WHEREAS the present condition

WHEREAS the present condition
w of the country requires the organization of
tire and efficient body of troops who may take the field
upon moments notice, TO meet with prompness any sud
den cursion which mny be made by the enemy into
State Whereas the purpose Of defending homes
and esides II Is deemed advisable that the entire arms
bearing population 6 years of age In liable to
Confederate service exempted thereom for public
poses, should D organized nto companies:
Now, therefore, /, MILLEDGE L.. BoNHAM, Governor
nnd Chief In and the State Of South
Carolina, call upon the people of the State TO at once Or
eauize themselves In accordance with the orders hereunto
annexed from the office of the hdutan and Inspector Cen
era so us afford and the women and children
OF our brethren In arms most eectual protection and
The second Organization called for is In accor
dance with the Recommendation Of the President 70 the
Governor and Is approved the best organisation for all
NOT be included In the organization of
State Troops. - q = - M. L. BoNHAM. {
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= = - = n. q. GAHLINGfUNJ
Adjutupt and InspectorGe Of s. G.
-.as .ast o .aaaorise tAe Formation Of Yolunieer

No Act @ .a.aaorise Che Formation Of poaneer
= companies for Local Defence. -
The Congress of the Confederate States of .fmericd do
ccc Tint for the purpose of local defence in any portion
Of Confederate States number of PERSONS not less
than twenty who the age of fortyve years, or
Otherwise liable military duty, may associate Them
selves military company, elect their own officers, and
establish les and regulations for their own government
and shall be considered asbeionging to the Provisional Ar
my OF the Confederate Sntes, serving without pay or al
lsaaces and entitled, when captured BY the enemy, 10 all
the privileges of prisoners OF Porided That such
company shall soon as transmit their muster
ron or st of the Of the ofccrs and privates there
Of 10 the Governor of the State the Commanding General
Of the Department. any Brgndier General in the State
Confederate service, be forwarded the Secretary Of
War, The President the Commander Of the Military
District may any time, dsbaa such eompaniess Pors
dc That In the States and Districts in which the Act en-
titled Gan Act further provide for the public defence
approyed Apr l6 1852 and tho Acts ameDdatoy thereof,
have beer suspended persons of any age, resident within
such Suites Districts, may volunteer and form part of
such companies, long such suspension may continue:
Pordsd, That person sinl become member of such
company until he shall have first taken the oath Of aleg
ance 10 the Confederate States Of America In writing,
copy Of which shall be filed with the muster roll of said
company, as above prescribed. --i'. DO
September ~. - 80 ,s35 49,. - st .
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
no the Tax-Payers OF the 3Ist Collection
District, York.
A rrrSnr nNrEJSDC ID.


IN kers, Brokers, Billiard Room Keepers, Brewers,
BANKERS Butchers Cattle Brokers, Circus Exhibitions
Commercial Brokers' Commission Merchants, Confection
aries Dentists Dsters, Eating House Keepers Exhibit
Of Shows, Hotel Keepers, Inn Keepers Juggers, Law
yers Photographers, Physicians Retail Dealers Showmen,
Surgeons, Tavern Keepers Theatre Owners Tobaeconists
Wholesale Dealers and all other persons f any there be
who are required BY the Tax Act Of the Confederate States
to register true account Of The name and residence Of
each person. firm corporation engaged entrusted In
any business named In fhe h section Of the said Act
with Of the time for which, and the place and
manner In which the is TO be conducted and Of all
other facts going the of Fax upon such
business the past future, according TO the provisions
of the said Act within the District above mentioned are
hereby notified that unless they make the registry and
the Tax required by the Act within thirty days from the
date Of this ayersements they must, In addition TO all
other Taxes upon their business imposed by the said Act
pay double the Of the specific Tax said business
and like for every thirty days Of continued failure
To enable persons make such registry and pay such Tax
shall attend daily, the store Of Adams McCokle &c.,
Yorkve, Sundays cXcepted). For the accommodation
of all whoresde in the Eastern portion of the District
Will attend Rock Hill, on Tuesday, st September
proximo. J. A. MCLEAN,
Collector for York District.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE

+ WILL receive returns for Taxes at
4 Yorkyic, on next Monday; Tuesday and Wednesday
wfaso, for the same purpose, attend at the following
times and plaees: -. = I. .:.S.=,, - =. -
Al Bethel Thursday, 3rd of September. - =
At Clay HR:, Friday, 4th of September. .zs.q.--,s
AT Fort Mills, Tuesday, 9Th of September s>s ,
Al Rock Hin, Wednesday, 9th OF September.
At Coates Tavern, Thursday, 10Th OF September.
At Westbrooks, Friday, llth of September. -
A, Bratponsville Saturday, 18th Of September.
AT McConnellsvlle, Monday, 18th Of September.
At Youngblood's Tuesday, 18th Of September.
At Feemstcr's, "Wednesday. 10th of September.
AT Gilin's, Thursday l7th of September.
At Luke Smiths, Friday, 18Th OF September.
At Hickory Grove, Saturday, 18th OF September.
At Hugh Loves, Monday, 2lst of September
At Whitesideas, Tuesdays 22nd- OF -SspteHsbeS.
At Boydion,S SWednesdaH, 23rd Of SepteIpber. nj '
At Buffaio Thursday, 9th of September.
At Whisonants Friday, 25th of September. B..
At Smiths, Saturday, ath of September.
At Afiison's, Monday, 2Sth OF September.
At Ebenezer, Saturday, 3rd of October.
Aer attending at The above places, will be al Yorkvllle
until the 3rdof October. F: NJ. GALBRAlTH, 81
" Assessor, York District
The following articles owned held lst July, 1862
which the growth production Of any previous year.
and necessary for family consumption the present year
nre to be returned.
Naval Stores, Salt, Wines Spiruous Liquors. Tobac-
co. Cotton, WOOL Flour Sugar, Moasses and Syrup, Rice
antiall other agricultural products, . .
- All money on hand on lst July, 1868.
All notes. bonds credits must be returned with the in
tcrest calculated " 70 lst July, 1868. -.
Profits from LIST January lst December, 1862 Flour
Corn Bacon Pork, Oats hay, Rice, Salt Iron Manuiac-
ture Of Iron, Sugar Moiasse Leather, Wooen Clols,
Shoes, Boots, Blankets, and Cotton Cloths +. g.
August % "a o.
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STATE OF souTH CAROLINA.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. So. :
II TO carry into effect the foregoing


GENERAL ORDERS NO. Sc.
T TO carry into effect the foregoing
III proclamaiion of his Exceency the Governor, 1t Is
ordered that the following Volunteer State Troops be ac-
cep,cd Into service, viz One Regiment Of Mounted In
ntr consist of ten companies TWO companies OF cav
airy andone coupany of Flying Artillery The companies
Of Mounted Infantry TO consist OF not less than seventy
eight and than hundred men, exclusive of
commissioned officers; OF cavay, 10 consist OF NOT less
than sixty and not than men, exclusive of COM
nissoped officers and the company OF Artillery OF not
loss than eighty and ian one hundred men,
clusiye Of commissioned ofcefs When the companies Of
Mounted Infantry and Cavalry have been organized and
.this office. 80 - ---... 49, 49, y, E
H. The companies authorized be raised under the pre-
cedipg paragraph of this order will be composed of effect
I've who The Of sixteen years. who are not
on who do not belong the organization lately order
ed of oops for local defence and six mons special
vice. These troops viii be armed by the Staethe ti
to have battery OF four piecebut they will provide
nre ordered into actual service) viii be the that
allowed In the Confederate service including forty cents
per day horse They win hold themselves In read
mess the field moments notice, and odo service In
The companies viii be accepted In the order In which their
rolls and lists of officers presented this Office, and
they win be attached To the Mita Regiments In which
they are raised, Until ordered into actual service.
ganized In accordance with the Act OF Congress Of the 18th
October, 1885, erewifh published) will be accepted on
furnishing their rolls required by said Act And of
said companies each Judicial District consisting Of not
less than eighty men, exclusive Of officers, and buying its
rendezvous ut the Court House of the District win be
ed by che State The remainderof the companies will pro-
vide themselves with arms. Ammunition, as far rs the
means Of the State will permit, viii be furnished to all the
companies. BY command; ,,,,;,u.,,
(a.,ar oI1fG
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CARRIAGE SHOP
DR.. ALFRED CRAVEN
Sesibent Surgson 9entist,

YORKVILLE, S. @.
On the East side of Main ee,, South of the sPal
metto Hotel'-61
: Jar,,arvR '-..a'.5 / -. - If
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WANTED,

WANTED.
THE Subscriber wishes to Lease or
buy plantation within FIVE miles of the Town of
Yorkyille On the premises must be good DWELLING
HOUSE, with from EOUR to SIX comfortable ROOMS,
and all necessary 0UTBUILDINGS attached. He also
desires that there be Sevenyve or hundred ACRES OF
tilIable land belonging to the same.
For further particulars apply 10 G. r, RATGHFoRD,
Yorkvle, s. c. A. j. PERRY,
August 26 81
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NENTAL NOTICED URN G.
~ my absence from Yorkvile, have made arrange
ments with DIR. LESLIE OWEN, formerly of Charleston,
to take change of my OFFICE adjoining the ENQUIRER
building, where he will be pleased wait my customers
as usual. He is gentleman OF much experience in my
line of business, and w doubtless give genera satsfnc
ton ssy,- w N. WALkAER' Dentist Is