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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-08
Meeting of the Union County Committee

meeting Of the Union County Committee ap-
pointed at the last County Convention, viii be held
in Bedford Borough, MONDAY, JULY ELEFT'H
az Oneo'clock, p d., at the Washington Hotel A
full and punctua attendance is requested as matters
of importance win be brought before The Committee
GEO. w. RBPP.
Bedford July /, 1854 Chairman.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-08

The BEDroRD 1SoumER for the Campaign until
after the Presidential Election, win be furnished for
sixty cents in advance.
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4 DMINlSTRAT0R'S NOTICE.
A UDIFoRls NOTICE.

A EDTE0R'S NOTICE
"A The undersigned Auditor appointed to make disEri
button Of the funds in the hands Of Thomas Fisher Adj
minstraor Of eathane slgef late Of Cumberland Valley
township Bedford County, Pa, dee'd hereby gives notice
that he win atend TO The duties Of his appointment on
Aoaaeg, ne Hi dag Of Jay, 4. D. 1867 his ofse il
the Borough Of Bedford, when and where al parties inter
estcd may attend If they think proper
T. H. ALsIP,
June Il. .-2t 4ndifor
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nnITnP.e NnrIcE

phans Court Of Bedford County, Penna to make istTi-
button Of the balance in the hands John b. Fuek ESQ.,
Administrator of the Estate of Jacob Fluek eff Hope
well township, deceased and aue2 the parties entitled
thereto, win attend at his Office in Bedford IYedae-
day the l4fh e june 'ert at oeock, NJ. for the pur-
poses of his appointment
june 3'64-2t. r. r. DURBoRR0W.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-08

Hsy-The Fourth Of July a tranquil and order
" day in this place. There was no celebration, no
business, and not as much drinking as might have
been expected. In the early part of the day the ru
mors of rebel raid produced little commoti on
Butthe telegraphic rumors ceased early in the day.
we heard nothing more of the raid, Atthe close Of
the day every thing yaidish was discre dited. In
Bloody Run an ice cream supper was given in the
store of J. B. Williams d brother. 1t was largely
attended and passed off very pleasantly. The pro
ceeds were appropratedto furnishing the Parsonage
of the NJ. E. Church.
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A DMINIsTRT0R's NOTICE.

A DMINISTRT0R'S NOTICE.
"A Letters Of administration having been granted
the Of the Borough Of sehesburg upon the
estate of John Kulp late of Sehellsburg decd by the
Register Bedford county. Au persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate requested to make i'm
mediate payment and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
DUNCAN McVICKER.
may 81 1s64-Gts Administrator
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III
MARKS PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN.

The Peunsuley Campaign in Virgins or, incidents
and scenes on the llate- Fields andip Richmond Illus
tra.od With numerous enerayinss By Rev. J. J. Marks,
l2Iao. Price 81, so.
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A DMTNTsTRATO NOTICE

A DMINISTRAT0Rs, NOTICE.
Letters Of Administration upon the Estate Of Alex
Gilson late Of Bedford Township. deed having been
granted g the undersigned, by the Register Of Bedford
County All persons knowng themselves indebted 10 said
estate are hereby notified to make Immediate payment
aud those having elams win present them properly
thentieatcd for settlement.
WALTER 3. gibson.
June l064-6t*. JOHN EK0WN, Adysr's.
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ALLEGHANY SEMINARY,

INlAIAEL An ID = I'm a liz ;
Rainsburg, Bedford County, Parma,
J. W. HUGHES, PRINcrPAL.
The Fall Session Of this Institution viii commence
Thursday, august the Sth
The pleasant location the morality Of the place and the
low Of boarding, render this Institution desirable for
students.
Boarding with furnished room, 50. 90 per week.
Tuition in English branches S425 per Quarter.
For further information address
J. w. HUGHES,
July s. 1S64-tG Rainsburg, Bedford Co., Pa.
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Dsa-The fourth Of July having been duly celebra-
ted by our hands, leaves this week with less than
the usual amount ofreading matter.
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II ettcrs Remaining Unclaimed in the Post
IL Office at Bedford, Fenma., First JnIy, 1854.

r etters Remaining Unclaimed in the Post
IL Office at Bedford, FEnHa.s FIRST Juiys 1854.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant must call
for 'adUcrsed ette give the date Of this list, and pay
cent for advertising.
II called for within month"; they viii be sent to
the Dead Letter Office.
Free delivery Of letters by carriers the residences Of
in cities and large towns, may be secured by OBJ
serving the following rules
l. Direct letters plainly to the street and number,
well as the post Office and State.
2. Head letters with the writer's post Office and State,
street and number sign them plainly with full name and
request that answers be directed accordingly.
8. Letters to strangers transient visitors
city whose special address may be unknown, should be
marked in the lower lefhand corner, With the word
Transient
1. Place the postage stanp the upper-right hand
corner and leave space between the stamp and direction
for post-raFking without interfering with the writing.
n BA request for the return Of letter to the writer
if unclaimed within thirty days less written printed
with the writer's post Office and State, the
the ef-hand end Of envelope the face side viii be
complied with at the usual prepaid rate o. postage. paya
bic when the letter is delivered to the wrierec. 2S,
Law Of 1868.
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EXECVT0RlS NOTICE.

I3AELtIUKS NOIILE.
II Notice is hereby given that Letters TestamentarS
have been granted by the Register of Bedford County
the subscribers the Estate of John Riley late of West
Providence township decd. An persons indebted to said
Estate requested to make Immediate payment and
these having claims thereon repaired present them
daily authenticated for settlement,
J. f.. RILEY
May 13,'6l6. REBEGcA RILEY
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The conyoca6on of the Episcopal Church viii
assemble at the Lutheran Church on next Tuesday;
at which, tits expected Bishop sstevens, will preside
B@-Rev. A. G. Crissenhainer.swin preach in the
lutheran Church Sunday noruing at lo3 o'clock.
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egnl tlqqgtiefmente.


NOTICE il hereby given 20 all persons concerned that
~ the undersigned hsging filed his account the Rs-
assot Henry Kaufman iat c ST Clair Township. deed,
viii apply to the Orphans coart. at August term. Cor
discharge. GEO. ID. KAUFMAN,
July |, lS64-%t. Admr. OF Henry Kaufman. dec a.
A Da5INIsTRAToRss NOTICE.
- Letters of Administration hai been grantedo the
subscribers the Estate Of Ann Maria Barbara Hegas
late Of HARRISON township, Bedford county deceased
Aporsons indebted 70 said Estaieare hereby notified
70 make payment Immediately, aud those having claims
against the viii present then auiheptieaed
FOR settlement. PETER r. HILLEGAS,
JACOB .. HILLEGAS,
July ], le0f-Gt$ fyfasiaissotora.
A DMINfSTRAT0R'S NOTICE
Ia Letters Of administration having been granted to the
subscribers the Estate Of Robert elder late Of Middle
Woodbury. Township deceased. A persons indebted to
said Estate hereby notified to make payment arned-
atsy, aud those having claims against the win pre-
sent taem properly authenticated sor settlement.
JOSIAH =. ELDER.
Nm. S. ELDER,
June "a, ei-gts Adainisfrators.
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IuA NUMBER Of years have elapsed since the intro
duction Of HoSTETTER'S CELEBRATED BITTERS
70 the public The prejudice existing in the minds Of
many persons against what dencminated patent e
icnes at first greatly retarded its hut It's virtues
and merits became known this barrier OF prejudice
oyerthrown and the demand increased rapidly THAI in
few years scarcely village existed in tho United States
in which the afflicted had not experienced the benefits
arising from tho Of the Bter and at the present
day there to be found II ALL PARTS or THE
WORLD vouchers for the great merits Of the article. No
greater cure for Dyspepsia be found.
See Adoerfisemeat.
For Sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. Ljune3 '64:] LIN.
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LARGE ALE or Real ESTATE N BEnroRD CoUNrY
One Thousand Dollars an Stamps on One DEED
Elisha Riggs and others to the Riddesburg Coal and
Iron Company 1890 acres Of land in Broad Top and
Liberty townships for 100000. This deed contains
Government stamps to the amount of 81 600.
Also a deed by the Riddlesburg Improvement
Company to Elisha Riggs and others for ten tracts
Of land in same Townships, for s350,ooo. This deed
IS stamped to the amount Of S68o-all placed in the
Recorder Office for record.
Mr.. Riggs and his associates are from New York.
They contemplate large operations in coal and iron
in this county
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


10 TIE IUIAN WR OLD,
Hale femaie If yoH have been suffering from habit
indulged in by the YOUTH or BOTH sexes which
50 many alarming SYMPTOMS, Il unts them for
Marriage, md Is the Greatct Evil which hcfal NAN
OR WOMAN. See SYMPTOMS enanegBsoa n Advertise
ment and If ypu suHerer cut out the Advertisement
and send for at Delays dangerous Ask for
Helmbolds take no other. Cure guarraniea.
BewGre II cglaete,Jests aud limitations. jyf-im
G1A A DAY. AGENTS NANTED.-T0 SELL TIE
spIU"25 CENT LEGAL TENDER STATIONERY
PACKAGE Each package contains s. Songs, pages
Of Musie Is sheets Of Paper Is Egelopes, Ruer Pen
Pen Holder, lend Pencil, / Design for Underaee4es
FOR Childs kpron, for Embroidered Collar. / for
Christening Robe, for marking Letters, IS Secrets never
before published worth many Dollars; aud other infor-
nation Also, beautiful article OF Jewelry. Liberal
inducements TO AGENTS. Send Stamp for Circular.
WEIR & CO,
43 South Third Street. Phila.
gune IT 1e63- Am
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Episcopal service viii be held Cd. Y.1
at she Bedford Springs next Sunday morning at
1Oa o'clock and in the afternoon. at the lutheran
Cbnrcb az K o'cIoeL
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ns8s The Gazette endeavors to create the impress
sion that the Board Of Arolment was guilty Of par,
tally in its examinations The iusinuation is false
1t says that there were no Democrats exempted in
Bedford township Now it happens there were
several and if there had not been any, it would only
have sustained the vertable fact that the Democrats
have hearkened unto its teachings and remained at
home, while the Republicans who were able to go
have gone. In Union township nine Democrats we're
exempted and two Republicans Why not enlarge
about this partiality.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-08

AnyAHcE IN THE PRlcE or NEWSPAPERS. While
prices generally have advanced, newspaper publish
ers have been the last to increase their prices And
in consequence Of this reluctance to advance the
rates, publishers Of newspapers have suffered serious
" in their business But they are obgedin the end
to yield the laws of trade and submit advance.
The New Jersey weekly papers have all been raised
fromiSl. l.50toS2 ZOO aweek. The Huntingdon Monitor
has advanced to $500. The Waynesboro Record,
paper considerable smaller than has advanced
its rates to S2.25 year. The Miners Journal, Of
Pottsyille, is the same. The Somerset papers are
$500 year If prices remain any length of time,
as they now are, We shall be obliged to yield to the
advance pressure.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-08

DAUGHTERS TO SELL."-The ''song of an Amer
lean Mother, in reply to "Song by Lady Of Fash
ion, both Of which were published in our paper of
the Oath June was written for the Germantown
Telegraph, and first published in that paper, from
which we copied it. The song Daughters to Self
was credited, correctly as We suppose to the London
Punch. The manner of printing the "song by an
American Mother in the Telegraph, led US to infer
that perhaps the whole was from Punch Had we
known certainly, as we now do the origin of it, we
should have credited to the Germantown Telegraph
apaPer famons for its original good things generally,
but more especially in the Horticultural and Agricul
tural line, on which subjects it is one of the first au
thorities in the country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-27
I.egislatixe summary.

Both branches of the Legislature re-as-
sembled, on Tuesday afternoon, after an
adjournment Of four days. =
In THE SENATE, new bills were introduced
as follows: BY Mr.. Neal-a bill Regulating
the administration of trust estates; Mr.
Stevenson-To authorize County Commits
sioners to levy tax to pay bounties; Mr.
West-To restrain frauds In the recruiting
service. w.
In THE HOUSE, Mr.. Osborne introduced q
bill--To auth0rizejB Boards of Commissioner
to purchase land and establish reformat0ries
Mr.. Ferrill--a bill, ToIpreyent persons in the
military service holding civil offices; Mr.
Allison--a bill, TO limit the number of days
of the session to the 4th of March, after
which members shall receive no per diem.
Mr.. Bloom offered the following pream-
BILE and resolution, which were adopted:
WHEREAS, The system Of Camps Of Instruction,
authorized by the militia law, entitled An act TO or
gsnze and discipli1e the e.. militia Of the Stass 2
Of Ohio for the simple item alone Of transportation
Of persons required by said law TO attend sale
Camps Of Instruction" in the sum Of $50 oooI owe
and above tho amount appropriated for that purpose
Rssotsed. That The committee on Military Affair
be and the same is hereby requested 10 report 70 h
House bill. amending tho act to " organize and dis
cpine the militia Of Ohio passed April 18th 1853
several military districts Of the State. in such wa,
as TO avoid the large expenditure required for trans
portntion 10 and from said camps Of instruction,
In their judgment the same can be done without i'm
pairing The efficiency Of the organization.
The Reform School committees In botf
Houses obtained leave Of absence for two
days, 10 visit that Institution.
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hherif 8 Sale.

Peter FransiscO. Franklin County Com
Mary j. Gsiser ct al. 81 FsSI Sale IN Partition
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. the said Court to me directed, will offer for
sale at public auction at the door Of the Court House
in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9th day of March, A. d. 1854,
At one o'clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate situate in the County of Franklin and State
of Ohio, to-wit: -.
lots Nos 20 and SO in section No. l, township No.
range 49, Jefferson township, Franklin county Ohio
being the same land conveyed by Peter Fransisco
and Mary Fransisc0 to Peatt FransiscO by deed dat
cd August 2lst A. d. 1e33 and recorded in vol. IL
page 446, Franklin county records, except so much
thereof as was sold by the Of the es-
tate Of Peatt +. Sisco and described as follows C,
wit: Being 5s 95-l0O acres of the west end OF sad
lot No. &c. being all of said lot that lies west OF the
road leading from Reynoldsburg to New Albany, IN
said county, beginning at the southwest corner q
said lot No. &c. thence cast on the south line Of said
lot to said road 50 poles aud links, thence northey
along said road 10 the north line of said section No
&c. thence west on said north line to the northwes
corner of said section l03 poles and 10 links, thence
south said west section line to the place OF begin
| ming.
The above described property is to be sold sublec
| 10 the dover estate of Catharine Fransisco.
Appraised at $50 dollars per acre.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thrd of the purchase mon
ev paid on the day of SALE onethird in year AM
one third in two years, bearing interest fromntay
sao. with mortgage on premises to secure deferre
| payments.
WILLIAM D0MIGAN,
Sheriff Of Franklin County
| ian 27-dlt&wtd
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Concres,ionnI summary.

Among the more important proceeding
of Congress during the week, ending Mol
day evening, January %, are the follow
ing:
The House on Wednesday went into com
mittee of the Whole on the amendments
the excise bill, and adopted Fernand'
Woods amendment. 1t provides that al
spirits on hand for sale, whether or not dis
titled prior to the date of this act, shall b
subject to the rates of duty provided b,
this act, from and after the 18th day o
July, 1864, except spirits which have al
ready been taxed under the law of July
1862 and which shall not bear more thai
the additional or increased tax provided TO
by this act. The committee disposed of tn
spirit section Of the bill without altering
the rate of sixty cents per gallon.
| The Senate on Tuesday, Wednesday AM
Thursday discussed the rule requiring Sen
ators to take test oath. Mr.. johnson, o
Maryland, made speech in which he op
posed the new test Doth as unconstitutional
Without coming to vote on the main ques
ton, the Senate adjourned till Monday.
The House on Friday concurred in amend
ments to the excise bill reported from tn
committee of the Whole-the amendmen
offered by Fernando Wood and the one tax
ing spirits sixty cents gallon. Othe
amedments were adopted, as one taxing cot
ton in the hands of manufacturers and cot
ton fabrics two cents per pound. Th
amended excise bill was then passed-yea
SO, nays 63-and the House adjourned til
Monday noon.
The Senate on Monday made the resolu
tion for the expulsion of Mr.. Davis, of Ken
lucky, the special order for the next day
Mr.. Hale, of New Hampshire, in calling u
the resolution OF inquiry into the affairs Q
the Navy Department, said our naval ex
penses would exceed those of the combine
powers Of Europe, except Italy and Den
mark, and exceed by forty millions tn
yearly naval expenses of England an
France in the Crimean war. The resolu
tion was referred to a select committee
three.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-27
From the Crisisl
The VaIlandigham Fund-hSecOn
mendntiOn of the Trmstees.


EprroR OF THE CRISIS PLEASE announ,
the following:
The Committee appointed by the Chair
man of the Democratic Festival at Colun
bus on the Sth of January, all the member
being present, respectfully recommend: tina
The Ladies' throughout the State proceed
organize, by notice rs public as possibl
Township and Ward Associations, by I'll
election of President, Secretary, Treasure
and such committees as may be deemed at.
visable for the purpose of facilitating col
lections; and that all money collected ]
paid into the hands of the respective Treas
urers, whose duty it shall be to remit tn
same, from time to time, to John G. Thomp
son, Esq, Columbus.
All money received thus by the chairma
and Treasurer of the State Trustees, will
acknowledged by him in the columns of IT,
Crisis.
The recommendation of organization b
townships and wards, is made as moi
available and effective than if more exteI
sive. 1t is addressed to The Ladies, becaus
of the zeal and patriotism they have voi
unfairly and impulsively manifested in
cause which has associated itself with e.
protection, freedom and happiness of ever.
household.
The co-operation of the DEMOCRATIC Me.
OF OHIO. is confidently anticipated.
The Democratic papers throughout tb
State, are requested to publish the forego
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Columbus, Chm
J.A. WALTERS, Dayton;
GEORGE L. CONVERSE, Columbus;
B.P. CHURCHILL, Cincinnati;
Eff. BINGHAM, Columbus.
Columbus, o., January 2lst, 1864.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-27

certificate accordingly. Held-That, az
suming the Clerk to have erred In the at
tempted performance of his duty, and that
the relator had a clear legal right to have
the rejected returns counted by the Clerk
and Justices, and TO demand and receive o
certificate of his election, at the proper
time, vet the remedy by mandamus would,
under the circumstances, stated, no long
er adequate, or appropriate. .
A contest, on appeal to the Courtoi CON,
mon Pleas, Is the specific remedy proviueu
by statute for the correction OF all errors,
frauds, and mistakes, which may occur IN
the process of ascertaining and declaring
the public will Us expressed through tiie
ballot-boxes.
When such appeal isperfected, the wnole
subject matter Is withdrawn from the
sphere of the Clerk and Justices statutory
power of action, and they become Junct'
o1icio.
Where an inferior board or tribunal has
failed to perform ministerial duty at tn''
proper time, and its execution Is no longer
consistent with the substantial rights o.
other parties, or with public interests
the writ will not be issued to compel its per-
formance; nor, when 1t can be seen, tina
the writ in its operation, must prove aDor-
tive, and fruitless to the relator.
Peremptory writ refused. 80
Nos. "a, 25, 20, "a, %, 20, 80, 81, and ~
being motions, by other relators, candidates.
at the election in Wyandot County, for q
peremptory Mandamus against the Clerk
are disposed of in the same way that NO
% is, according to previous agreement De-
tween counsel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-27
mo. 10 Abingdon PlaceJ
NEW YORK CITY,

WHO has prolonged his stay at the AMERl'
w CAN HOTEL, COL U M II U 8, until
February 8, 1874,
DIR. JONES will practice at tho WEDDELL
HOUSE, CLEVELAND, OHIO, from Feb
ruary 9th until March 1st, 1884.
He cures all curable diseases Of the Eye and Ear,
and performs all difficult and delicate operations in
Surgery. tHb
He operates for cataract without pain by a new
method.
He straightens yes in one minute in old or
young.
He inserts Artificial Eyes to move and appear nat
uTa.
DIR. JONES cures Sore Eyes with mild medicines
which give no pain.
He treats amaurosis or nervous blindness with a
success heretofore unknown.
DR.. JONES cures Weak or Infamed Eyes with
mild remedie'.
He cures discharges of the Ear cause by Scarlet
Fever, Measles, or other disease.
He inserts ARTIFICIAL EAR-DRUMs, where the nat
ural drum Onembrane) is destroyed, which improve
the hearing Immediately.
Dr.. J. peforms all delicate operations in Ophthal
mic and Aural Surgery.
Ho operates for artificial pupil; falling Of the eye
lid he remedies at once.
Dr. JONEs Instruments are superior to those o
any Surgeon in America, and give him = decidel
advantage in his speciality.
DR.. JONES has availed himself Of the advantage
afforded in the cities Of Europe and America to OBJ
tain his profession The proof of the same, his Di
| plomas, hang in his Office at the American Hote
| open to the inspection Of the interested
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-27

IT seems that the so-called Free State mel,
in New Orleans are not altogether satisfied
with the Lincoln Banks reconstructiv'
policy in Louisiana. What is called tn
'.Free State General committee" held spe
cial session in New Orleans, on the 18th inst.
and unanimously adopted several resolu
tions, one of which condemns the course e
BANKS in ordering State election, and at
tempting to change or modify the Stat
Constitution before Convention of dele
gates chosen by the people had acted upo
the question of such change or modification
or the formation of new Constitution.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-27
Testimonials of q few of his many
Cures in Ohio.

| have been hard Of hearing. with singing and
other unpleasant noises in my ears. for five years.
heard Of DIR. Jones's success and consulted him at
cure me in half-hour. asked him If he would
give me any pain. He said he would not; and in less
than half an hour he had my hearing perfect and it
good. saw DR.. Jones straighten gentlelnans eyes
that were very crooked from birth. The Doctor was
not over minute or two Ut it. have no hestancy
in recommending DR.. Jones as . skillful gentleman
and worthy Of the utmost confidence. am farmer.
and live at Marion, v. ,,,,