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A SITUATION WANTED AS
~ clerk in q store by young man who can
giTe good recommendations. Adaress +. Leae-
~ once augsO d2t
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ATTENTION CREIGHTON VDETTEs ALI
members Of this company who can place
themselves at the disposal of the command
ant are requested to meet at the National
Hall to-day Tuesday,, at s o'clock, AN.
By order. J. M. Bishop,
aug 25 First Sergeant
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PH1LADELPHA, August "A.
The sale Of 5-20s to-day amounted to
1925, 400.
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NASH WANTED-WAKIED-800
dollars for threa years, at 8 2 cent. on IN mn
inouDbe ed farm in his county Address 81 t,hee
4 aver 2fs auGI4-f4
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MONEY LOANED.-C.A A. READ
lNI 4 CO., Bankers. negotiate Loans on good En-
dorsed Notes; alsn, on Notes secured BY Mortgage,
IS Suoario~-Sf
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POST OFFICE ROBBERY.

BosTOE, August 25.
The Salem Post Office was broken into
last night and every letter in it stolen.
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~ austsTIsEm mEmT8.

n A. READ L co, BANKERS, 95
=. SuperiOr-St., pay the highest Premium for
fo1ror frtnrass due on e. s. Governments Bon1a, and
Bay Erd Sell al kinds Of Stocks and Bonds on Com
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TOLEDO mARKET-August %.


[FROM TOLEDO COMMERCIAL.
FIOur-Thers is a fair enquiry for fresh ground.
Old is entirely neglected. Gales $50 bbs Xxx red at
S525; 20 bbls Xxx white wheat at $500; 100 bbls
do at same; l5O bbls XIX red wheat at S5,25.
Wheat-DecliDed lc, and this forenoon there
were more sellers tn buyers at the rates sales 800
bush white Mchig N at sl,l3; 900 bush red Miehi-
gan at O7; lOOO bush No. red at el04 4OOO bush
lSO0 bush and H. co bush No red at 81 ,04 No red
was offered at 81 ,O6, without finding takers.
COrn-no ran saetions. Holders are firm at 81 &c.
Oats-Last sale at 4uc.
No sales of other grains.
WOOl-The range to-day is 55a63c for medium
grades
High Wines-43zc.
Freights-COntinued dull We quote 2%@2Sc for
grain 10 Buffalo, &C TO O5WegO.
Rose & PFentiss' Provision Market Re-
port
The following are the rates charged by them:
Hnms-sugar- premium Hams, q ib...........lOc
Canvass ID Hams, D h....-..... ...........-.
Sugar cured canvassed 2 R............ &c
Bacnu-Or Smoked Sides p n ......... 50
Lard-Prime leaf, ettle-rendered in bbls = n Ok C
" Prime leaf. kettle rendered in kegs y H. loo
F0rk-NO mess g !, 50
Extra clear q SI5 50
81 No extra charge made for packages or cartaRe
to railroad depOts bOsts Ais articles are warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly flied. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio state Fair. ROSE a PRENTISS
Nos. l42, IA and l46 OntariO-st., Cleveland
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III sGReFiOr-5t., Cleveland, @.
L. B. HALE, BANKER.
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Gold, silver, Coupons & Prem Funds.
AGENCY for 5-2o's
AND ALL OTHER GOVERNMENT BONDS.
KAKTED-UNCURRENF BANK BILLS.
july27
LOCAL NOTICES.

COMPANY B. CLEVELAND GRAYs.-Au
members of the Company who can place them
selves at the disposal of the eommandant for
this day, Tuesday, are requested to report
at his Office, No. 2ll Superior street, by eight
O'Clock A. N.
The Company will also meet at the Armo-
~ on Wednesday evening at z \ O'Clock for
drill and for election of 1st Lieutenant.
By order of the Commsndant
E. C. ROUSE, Orderly.
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M A R l N E.

POBF OF CLEVELAND, August q
EETERED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Portsmouth, Trav rse, Buffalo.
Prop WinslOw, Smith, Buffalo
Prop New York, Monroe, Dunkirk
Prop Eusqut hannah, Webster, Buffalo
Prop Governor Cushman, Lewis Sandusky
Schr 7. Martin, MaTti1, OswegO.
Schr Exchange, ROweu, Marquette.
Schr Commerce, 0ndekirk, Buffalo
ScOw VIM. Park, Fisk, Pert Huron.
ScoW Gen. tcOtt, Blanchard, Avon.
Scow Sutler Girl, Carter, P,rt Clinton.
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger. Detroit.
Prop Portsmouth,, Traverse, Sandusky
Prop Wins Ow, Smith. Chicago.
Prop Susquehannah, Webster, Toledo.
Prop Governor Cusbman, eWis, Sandusky
Prop Mendoza, Welch, Chicago.
Prop Tioga, Sisson, Dunkirk.
Prop Atlantic p, att Buffalo.
Schr I. Martin, Martin, Toledo.
sehr Yorktown, johnson, Portage Lake
Bark Golden West, EtOne, Milwaukee,
eecw Aunt Ruth, Lucas, Fremont. le
scow Sutler Girl, Carter, Port Clinton.
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LEsLIE's Gazette of Fashion for Septem-
Der, at Bakers.
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OBSERVE an advertisement among our
local notices Of a piano to rent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25

PIANO TO RENT-Terms SD per quarter.
Enquire at the Leader Office. au25 st
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HARPER, Atlantic, Cooley and ell the
magazines for September, at Bakers.
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CAssEI's Bible, part So, at Bakers

J. HENRI DoLPH's PAINTINGS TO BE SOLD
AT AUcTION.-A large collection of Paintings
by this artist will be sold at the Music Store
Of C. Shaw & Co., ls2 Superior street, on
Tuesday evening, September 1st, 1868,
The pictures will be on exhibition one week
previous to the day of sale.
Call and obtain catalogue.
aug2I:454
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GRAND WAR MEETING at Metropolitan
Hall, Wednesday evening, August "a, 1868.
Twenty five eOlOred men wanted to fill up
the regiment now forming at Camp Delaware,
Ohio. All are requested to come out to the
meeting. Eloquent speakers win address
the people. JOIN MALvIE,
J. 7. ALsToN,
JAMES THOMPSON,
WM. E. AMBUSH,
c. II. LAEssToE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25

A new novel, called Shoulder Straps, at
Bakers
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oBERI1E, August 22d.

0BERLIE, August I'd.
EDIToRs LEADEs The good old Phi
Delta society held its anniversary this after
noon. Last Of the exercises of Anniversary
Week it is assuredly as good as any Ol
them. It ought to be, for its speakers re-
present the flower Of society embracing in
its membership full and talented delegations
from each college class. This afternoon the
society presented to the public thsfOIlOwing: ::
ORDER OF EXERCISES:
MUSIC. PRAYER. MUSIC.
Mutations. A. Hurlbut, Rieh6eld, o.
African Intervention
NJ NJ Lincoln, Oberln, o.
Delvelopment...J. J. Wilson, 81. Catharnes,C.W.
MUSIC.
The Voice Of the Minority.
George s. Kahn, North Collins, n Y
The Law Of Progress =;
Henry H Mayhem, Auburn, o.
Our Poetieal Diet-.....Fred. D. Allen, Oberlin, o.
MUSIC.
Croalzers, B. Kingsbury, Cam len, o.
The Future Eden.....James A. Hoyt, Oberlin, o.
MUSIC.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NOTICES.
ICE IS HRREBY GTVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that application will bs made to the Governor
Tor the pardon OF GEORGE +. DAYENPORT. con-
vicied OF passing counterfeit Cheek, at tbe Febru-
airy Term Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga cIuntv
ls6t, and senteno d 10 the Penitentiary for three
yeaI-. aug22-455
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
has been appointed aud quafs as Admipfstrs.6r n
the estate Of 7. A. Walton, deceased
Cleveland, August 18th, ls63.
augl7:.S5 THOS WALTON.
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4 phlst nIa ming modif alton, on pagesiO and
., % NV inv'nii n or discovery ~ G - Pond, Of
San Francisco, al Oruia that Quartz nd 9th pit
able subs aates can bs pnlveriz-d b, means Of re
volVing Beaters, TIE 6ndsr viii req the
thanEs % a swirdl-d inventor BY leaving Their
names at the LCa1er OfiCe. - ,
Cleveland o August 18th, Is63. augl9s4t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-07-10

II any room for doubt of vallandiehann's 1 siR-
nal defeat had existed, the nomination of John
Brough as his competitor would have effective
ly dispelled 1t. Mr. Brough was known in 9th
or days as the ablest editor and canvasser In the
ranks Of the Jacksonian Democracy Of Ohio.-
Snme ten TO fifteen years since he Withdrew
from all active participation in political strife.
and devoted his entire energies IT, the construct.
ion and operation of railroads, by which he Il
understood TO have eceured competence But
swerved OF hesitated when The Union was as
sailed by armed treason, but threw his whole
soul into the cause Of Unconditional LOYALTY.
He has already speken ably aud forcibIy on tho
right side, and viii doubtless continue 10 speak
through the canvas now fairly opened. We be-
lievehe illcarry Cincinnati. Dayt aud nearly
every other city in the State. with maiorlty on
the Home vote. while the Army vote on Fihy TO
Eighty thousand. Yallandighanls share viii npe
30 worth ths t0eblb 6f e0dntiAg.--E X The.
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BunsgIpr.-71e Louisyille Jour,.al on becom-

BURSsIDE.-1He Louisville Journal, on becom-
ing acquainted with General Burnside. is con-
strained to set the following judgment up
against the flood of abuse poured out upon him:
Burnside looks and acts like great man;
and the manner in which he has managed the
statesman as well as General. The more we
see of Burnside the more we like him. He has
done much for Kentucky. His order No. Ss
has worked like charm, and has given peace,
quiet and security 10 many portions of the State
which have beed invested by Rebel sympathi-
Sers and marauders. Previous to it's publica-
ton, many parts of the State were invested by
Morgan's men and other Rebels, whose presence
brought fear and terror, but since the enforce
ment there are none 10 be found within our
lines, except a few desperate characters who
come and go secretly, TO act the spy-and those
are caught wheneveD found and executed
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-07-10
Letter OF MIR. Lincoln TO General scho.
field.


Letter OF Mr.. Lincoln TO General Scho-
field.
The President recently addressed the follow
ing letter to Gen. Schoield, commander of the
Department Oft the Missouri:
"ExFoUTIvE MANSION, WASHINGTON, May 27.
"Generat j. M. Schofeld: IA
Dear Sir: Having removed General Curtis
and assigned you 10 the command of the De-
partment of the Missouri, l think it may be of
some advantage for me to state why did it,
d not relieve General Curtis because of nv
full conviction that he had done wrong by com.
mission or omission. did it because of con :
viction in my mind that the Union men of Mis-
souri,, constituting, when united, a vast maiori-
ty OF the whole people, have entered into a pes
tlent faciOnal quarrel among themselves, Cen
eral Curtis, perhaps not of choice being the
head of one faction, and Governor Gamble that
of the other. After months of labor to reconcile
the difficulty il seemed togrow worse and worse
until felt it my duty to break it up somehow:
and as | could not remove Governor Gamble /
had 10 remove General Curtis. Now that you
are in the position, wish you to undo nothing
merely because General Curtis or Governor
Gamble did il; but to exercise your own iudg-
ment and do right for the public interest. Let
yOur military measures be strong enough 10 re-
pei the invaders and keep the peace, and not 50
strong as TO unnecessarily harass and persecute
the people. 1t is difficult rule, and 30 much
greater will be the honor if you perform it well.
If both factions, or neither, shall abuse Won YOU
will probably be about right Beware of being
assailed by one and praised by the other.
"fours truly A LINcoLN"
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Fearful IndIcIment of Lincoln.

A Democratic meeting held in some dark
county of Ohio (the lorality has heen mslaid)
passed a series of resolutions, which presented
a formidable Indictment of President Lincoln.
Among other grave offenses is ihis-that "He
has poisoned The sentiment ofHc age against Negro
Sdvcry." Let us be thankful that the pro-slave-
ry party WILL under any circumstances, ac-
knowledge that the sentiment of the age" is
against that sum of all villianies-slavery. =
And if is, as is here asserted Lincoln has con-
tributed to this result, then history will award
him place among the great and good, while
those who obsrinately stand out against that
sentiment will be buried in obscurity, or hoisted
as target for public scorn.
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a Mave onplures nIs rIas,ol..

The following incident, described as taking
place at the recent battle Of Milliken's Bend, is
significant of the resultsto Slavery which this
infamous rebellion is working out. Who shall
say they are not just2 V
Am0ng the incidents OF the fight worthy OF
note was the capture of rebel soldier by a
darkeY who was his slave three months ago.
The Texan was caught in tight place by one
of Col. Leib's men, who cried ont TO him, aHold
on dar, and put your gun or III shoot" The
rebel surrendered Internationally. but after
identifying his captor, said to one of our officers
that he protested against being held aa q priso-
ner by his own slave. rlts good enough for
you, said the officer; Chats just the man TO
guard YOU" And Jim, (addressing The soldier)
il he don't behave himself shoot him down
The ehvairons Snutherner was very indignant,
and his wrath effervesced in series OF hard
oahs, which fell upon the ears ofthe "intrlligent
conraband" without effect, The dusky warrior
kept close eye upon his prisoner, but refused
TO hold any conversation with him, or answer
any Of his questions as TO when he enlisted, O,
how he durod I'd leeel gun NJ his lnaster. y
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Written for the journal.
STANZAs-TO NELLIE.

BY hOLLE A. GILMORE.
Come sit with me, dear Nellie,
Bepath this old oak spray,
Wen talk and sing together,
To drive dull care away.
Wen wander back in mem'ry,
To those bright sunny hours,
When costly we chatted,
Beneath those shady bowers.
Our hearts, then light and Joyous,
Knew not of grief or care,
But happily together
Each others joys we'd share.
But rolling years bring sorrow,
To hearts once light aud gay;
The friends we foudly cherished,
Have long since passed away.
And we are left, dear Nellie,
To grovel in despair
To mourn that Fate hath blighted,
Our hopes once bright and fair
Those happy days have vanished,
They'll ne'er return again,
Yet let US love each other
As fondly now as then
Let not affections fire
Be dimmed by heeting years,
But brighter burn as mem'ries
Of those bright days appear.
We soon, ah, soon must sever
Our paths he far apart
Yet ever will cherish
Thy mem'ry in my heart;
And trust that we, dear Nellie,
When LIES frail bands are riyen, ...
May meet no more TO sever
In yonder blissful Heaven.
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spicy Resolve OF aIssoari soIdlers.

Al recent meeting OF ofiicers aud soldiers Of
the Second Provisional Begiment Of East Mis-
souri Militia. the following resolution was unan-
impusly adopted; 7y asrt
"Reso,oed That we adopt the following as our
platform as regards rebellion: Emancipation
with deportation; sequestration without litiga-
tion; condemnation without mitigation; exter-
mnation without procrastination; condscation
without botheration, and damiation without
reservation or any hesitation, as the means Of
bringing toa sg4edy teFminStiop the Southern
Confederation" WIZ go % 2 'isfes -
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AN INoIDENT.-The indianapolis Journaltelli
the following good story of Peter Apple:

The following incident has been related to us
and is vouched by our informant: "Peter APP
pie, of Oakland, in this county, was lately re-
cruited for the lIlh Indiana, and took part IN the
attempt to storm one of the Vicksburg batteries.
The rebel fire was so destructive that our army
recoiled. Apple, the "raw recruit" "didn'tsee"
the backward movement and kept going ahead
until he came right up to one Of the rebel guns,
caught gunner by the collar, and brought him
within our lines, saying: Boys, why didn't
you come on. Every fellow might have got
one We have heard of no more daring act of
bravery than this little incident since the war
began"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-07-10
Conlrasred CondltIon.

While Vallandigham is enjoying the 'distin-
gushrd consideration" and the most delicate
of JEFF. Davis and the head traitors
very likely at this time in Richmond itseli
and the guest of Davis-the rebel hordes are ov-
errunning Pennsylvania, and carrying terror
and destruction in their track Think of it
men of Ohiol Such man running for Govern
orl Better resurrect the bones of Arnold, trans
port them to Ohio and make him the candidate
-iSaRdttsky Register.
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GHERlFFS SALE.
~ sandusky County Common Pleas

j. B. b. Dickinson, et. al,
ny virtue Of order of sale issued from said Court In
the above entitled cause shall at the door OF the Court
House in Fremont, in sandusky county, Ohio,
On the 9Th day of July, n. d., 1868,
at o'clock in the afternoon Of said dav offer for sale
Mt public auction the following described lands and
ments. to wit;
hundred eighteen, eleven hundred and
nineteen eleven hundred and twenty eleven
twentN-one, eleven hundred aud twenty-five eleven hun
dred and twentythree, eleven hundred and twenty four
eleven hundred and twenty-five, eleven hundred and
twenty-six eleven hundred and twenty aeven eleven
hundred and thirty eleven hundred and thirty one ee-
Ven hundred and thirty-wo eleven hubdrd and thirty
three, eleven hundred and thirtyour eleven hundred
and thty-hr eleven hundred and thirty-six eleven
hundred and thirty eleven hundred and thirty
eight. eleven hundred and thty-nne, eleven hundred
and forty, eleven hundred aud foryone eleven hundred
aud forytwo eleven hundred and forty and eleven
hundred and iortyfour designated the pat nf the
Incorporated Village of Fremont in the County Of San
dusky and State of Ohio.
, Greene Winslow, Plaintiffs Attorneys
A. R FERGUSON. Sheriff.
Fremont, June 18th, 1S03.-23w6. Prs fee q 20.
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SHERlFf'S SALE.
~ sandusky County Common Pleas.


.r
Frederick A. barnard and Z
An'elia Barnard.
by virtue of order Of sale issued from said Court In
the above entitled cause Isha the door Of the Court
House In Fremont Sandusky county, Ohio,
On the 1871 day Of July, 4. d., 1863
at o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. offer for sale
at dubc auction the following described lands ten
ements, to wit m
The northeast quarter Of the south east quarter oi
section number thirtythree township number six
number thirteen, containing forty Of land.
Also, the west half Of the southwes quarter Of sec
ton number thirty iour In township number six range
number thireen containing eighty Of land more
esH. '
Appraised fnows The first described piece Of foriy
acres at six hundred dollars and the eighty acres at six
hundred dollars.
Greene Winslow, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
A. r. FERGUSON Sheriff.
Fremont. June 18TH 1893 --23w6. Pr'sfee So 25
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Back Pay, Bounty, Pensions
and Ilunds.
Good mems for the Soldiers and their Le-
0oL RrDreseptafiyeS.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER having been authorized by Govern.
ment License, aud otherwise fully qualfned and be-
ing connected with the justly popular National Claim
Agency OF Harry, Collins Brace OF Washington H. c.
is now prepared to prosecute successfully (wthout tfe
usual Vexatious deays) AID TO procure promptly every
dollar OF your Back Pay Bounty and Pensions and MI
other claims to which you entitled either
OF the present former Besides other liberal do
nations Of excellent Government 10 encourage and
reward her brave volunteers hundred dollars Ia
BOUNTY Is now due to every soldier who has been dis
charged BY reason OF wounds received In the SERVICE
Remember that "delnys dangerous" particularly
in case of invalids who must apply within year
all that time. The your claims in the
wilthey be examined and paid AZ many for whom have
already procured money will vouch No es required
until success attends cforts Those unable TO call
on me in person will he visited (when desired at thei
resdenc to perfect their pa. .ers.
G. w. PAGE,
Attorney at Law, Notary Public, Insurance Real Es-
tate, War Claims, and General Collecting Agent.
Clyde, Sandusky Co., o.. June 10Th, 1863
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@. .R. McCuLLOCH.
S. BU OK A N ID,

- n 90 DEALER IN 81 q .
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
varnishcs, Dye-stufs, Burning Fluid Books Station
cry, Wall Paper, Fancy Goods, Toys, Cigars, Chewing
Tobacco, &c, &c, &c. No. l, Buckland Block,
sFEFMONT. OHIO.
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Roberts & sheIdOn.

Manufacturers of Copper Tin, and SheetIron Ware and
ers in Stoves Agricultural IMPLEMENTS Stoves, Rags
Wool, Hides Sheepp Old Copper, Old Stoves 6c-
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. st. Clar's Brick
Bicek, No. 2. Fremont, Ohio. May 20, 1854.
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JuNCTION HOTEL.

G. L. PIERCE, PRoPRigToR, CLYDE, OHIO.
This House has been thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished In style seldom equaled by hotels Ia these
days; and the Proprietor the travelling public that
exertion his part shall be wanting to make their
temporary stay with him both comfortable and agreeable
East side of the C. & T. Railroad track
October 3, 1879.
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nr.J. w. GROAT.

WT GUILD RESP CTFULLY announce to the cti-
w OF Fremont and vicinity that he has perman-
emily located in the above named place. for the practice
Of Medicine and Surgery, hopes by strict attention
TO the requirements Of his profession, to merit share
OF their patronage N sE
Particular attention paid to Surgery and the treatment
OF Chronic diseases Once In Bucklands Block. Resi-
dence, Perry Ciosea
June 10, 1883. .-24tf. rE H4...