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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23
No raper NeM ReeL.

~ order 70 give our employees m
opportunity to enjoy Christmas, We
hall only is'uo M advertising sheet
next week On Saturday The Glh Of
January, We shall publish Tho STAR
on our largo new press, with IN en-.
trc ncw dress Of type, and on o
sheet Of paper q by IL inches.
Those who owe us money arc earnest.
ly requested to pay up " that tine,
and We call upon everybody to sub
scribe for the STAR. It is not worth
while to wait for the mails. Let
each ncighborhood club together ard
take turns In sending for your papers.
This is the only sure way to get
them. We must learn to depend
upon ourselves, as it is impossible to
tell when we shall have regular
mails again. The sooner We begin
the better. No paper but the STAR
can furnish you the information you
most need in these times, and it ia
tho part Of wisdom to sustain your
hOdlS paper, in preference to all
others. 1t is said on all hands that
the STAR is better paper now than
ever before, and now that wc have in.
currel over one thousand dollars adj
ditichal expense to make it equal to
any paper published in the State, we
hope our people will sustain us in
this public and useful enterprise.
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White LabOrers.

w direct attention to the adycr'
tiscment Of Speed, DOnoho Foute &
Co. In addition 10 the commission
business in which they are engaged,
they lave issued a circular in which
they propose to furnish any number
of white laborers that may be want
cd.
"DcCply impressed with the i'm
portance Of an early restoration Of
our desolatcd country to its former
prosperity in her Planting and III.
nancial interests, and with the con
viction that an immediate aud album
ant flow Of capital and Of uniform
and reliable labor Is indispensable TO
that end, we have recently opened a
very extensive correspondence with
Northern aud European Capitalists
with a view 10 the supply, as far as
possible, Of these vital requirements,
by inducing the Capitalists to invest
in the cultivation Of cotton, by &C.
tual purchase or lease Of lands, or by
'joint crop interests with the land
holders Of the South.
"We believe our arrangements are
nearly perfected to introduce through
our New York Office, hundreds Of
thousands Of hard-working, midas
trious and thrifty European farming
laborers, whose services may be en-.
gagged upon the most favorable and
acceptable terms 10 both parties.
"plantcrs, who may feel an in.
tcrcst in these matters, will do well
to communicate ia person, or by let.
Ter, at oncc with our Memphis Office,
Speed, Donoho, Foutc & Co.,
DeSoto Block, Il Madison Street,
(up stairs with full and accurate
descriptions Of lands, localities, i'm.
provements, terms, etc., as we'll rs
the number Of laborcrs required, aud
for greater convenience, neighbors
will club their orders, and embrace rs
large numbers in one order as prac.
ticablc to make in one delivery
What we want and Grsl need, /.
labor and capital, to save our lands
from their presen. Oscillation, and re.
= establish our agriculture. We hay,
the finest lands in the Mississippi
Valley, but Of what use are they to
ward increasing the agsrcgat,
wealth Of the State, vilhoa, labor {,
cultivate themi There is every dis
position and wish 10 give the ncer.
flair trial, and We believe many O
them VIII work when they cone I
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississipri, Pabola County,
Probate Court, December term, 1866. Al
Whereas Green d Hastings, surviving
administrator in said court, Of the estate Of
Mary q. Shores, deceased, 10 nonresident
Of tho State Of Mississippi, 80 that tho or
binary process::o Of law cannot DO served
upon him, and has failed, refused and neg
lectcd to settle bis accounts annually with
said court, and neglected the due admins
tration Of said estate in other respects.
This therefore is to notify said surviving
administrator, TO appear before this court
on the fourth Monday in January, 1866,
and show cause why he so fails, refuses and
neslects to discharge bis dates, and that IL
he fails TO appear or show such cause, bis
J letters Of administration will be revoked
By said court. BY order Of court,
dec23-it. W. p. W00TTEN, elk.
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va mgs M been ahle 70 re hty
n hs proceedings in Coogep finef
40 h.i, ttyoni at Few tcl.gafhc
items il to lays paper. Oar tempo.
mfy mad arfaasemeoIa heretofore.
vcn conducted ~ Che hditnry ~.
hotdes and since thc GarrIaaa has
been removed, ii has ceased The
consequence II, that W. have not re-.
ocvcl aus mail matter from hclo"
for three sooks, and bat 40 OCCASIONS.
paper from above, in tho same length
Of time.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela County,
Probate Court, December term, 1865.
Whereas Henry s. Hastings, surviving
Administrator dc bonis non with the will
annexed, upon the estate OF Alexander
Miles, deceased, in the Probate court OF
said county, is u nonresident Of the State
Of Mississippi, 50 that the ordinary process
OF law cannot be served upon him, and has
failed, refused and neglected 10 settle his
accounts annually in said court, and neg
lec,ed ,he due administration Of said ca
tate in other respccts. This Is 10 notify
said surviving administrator to appear be-
fore said court on the fourth Monday in
January, 1866, and show cause why hsso
fails, refases and uegio,ts 70 discharge his
duties, and that II be fails TO appear OF
show cause. his letters Of administration
will be revoked by said court. by ordcl
Of court, W. I, XoVTTEN,
dec23-4t. Clerk.
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Where Is Colonel white.

It Is strange and unaccouniablc TO
ua, that Col. White does not carry
the mail on the Miss. A Tenn road
when every other road in the State
carries the mails and have mail
agents on the cars, II would be a
great convenience to the people II
they could send their letters TO the
trains, and receive papers IN that
way, and We think Col. White ought
TO do as much for the citizens on
his road as other railroad Presidents
DO for theirs.
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3d. Etnla Ths hahfss
.EfAif II Tart q u rylttB Il
bbi,i NJ tuitat - Yga u ~ Fih
tYashsf he hihs ~ ta ~ = y
~ ahsl ~ ths eaatiy Militia, ~ y,
mhs elsslan Iha aHaa y mfftly
,s m honor atih u t%snsfalif IA
.,f.l tl4f l,s honor b. conferred oh
.Ctb. f.h Hr is, he miftenl
experience Oh laf ata military niheof
sufss tf thmooah afganlmlah u
ts Militia cod Ne Effectiveness ioi
NO rIarel rppotet II cIetuafft.
eswt0ig abA peculiar fiasss fof 20.
Gtlgo, fif5uti deHgHato Tie tioite
~ the VOTE, surely etft Trylu slIl
lo mnnImguly chosen mColynel
Yours, 49, YUfGa
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DON'T READ TYIIxn

Those parties who are INDEBTED N
old firm Of Vernon, partee D Chs
make IL TO their interest by pronr4I
ing forward and closing up Their ~
by note. Owing TO the present ~
state Of a%ifairs, We propose to ~
reasonable time to parties II thsy ~
cure Us In their indebtedness. Thaa !
signing produce % Us win not Be ~
TO apply amy Of the proceeds y "
ment OF the old debt except " -
G. G. Clay and O. Q. parsse, forpse
the firm, can be seen st their rcsPec11|
fees, No. 32S Front Row, and No.
roe St. Mr.. q. n. watkins 10 q
for the purpose Of closing ossi11
business 10 North Mississippi.
{. pam
dsc.l6-1. aisf Surviving ~
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CIANOERYNoFICE.

Til. State o. Maisdy b, in the chsueery
court Of Pamela county, al rules before
the Clerk Of said court, nj BITE ofhos In
the town Of Pannls, on the third Mon
day Of December, y being the 18th day
thereof, 1865.
Louisa Winters ii al "a Mary Anderson
.d nj. Bin for partition.
Upon opening the oonplainans's bill In
this cause, a Appearing 70 The satisfaction
OF the court that Nay Anderson IL . non.
resident Of the State Of Mississippi, and
resides beyond the limits thereof, % thss
the ordinary process ~ Ibis court oanno.
be executed upon her, therefore,, II 10 or
dcred that ahs enter her appearance herein
on Or before the hrss day of De merit torn
Of this court, 10 be holden Il the court
house Of said county, In the town Of Pamela
on the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday In March, 1865, and plead answer
or demnr 10 ~eomplainanl's bill, ofthe SOW
eraI allegations thereof will be .lakon for
confessed a. 10 her. II IL further ordsred
that Z copy Of this order be pubu,hcd 10
the Weekly Pamela Sr.s, a new.papcs pub
lished In the town Of Pamela, IN said coan.
", once a week for four weeks sucscsrir ely.
dccs3.il j. G. HARRiSQ EC,k.
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.utasei Fn b h ~ is
a aHsy ~ tai ni ~ Nl ~
.aet al tftsfp aN lhai
~ n ~ tssbis 30 Afiahaf y
mts uDslleat ~ ft Doe dslay 10
u8fffg f isf.fn sbsh ifls
m ~ f.a fIl NV fgH y =
smmaIstfa ou iat8 n1H 81
ulHfsiel boa ...f. atlf ha hf1fH
tii ND tftfri WI Ht frr'f ibff
.t'tet mpH o. suptliod ~ smother
fthl OF s.lfsfl There b t1 good
N pidt ftam ihs t1fey n filat
tH tiofts fhl waffhm tth
4ad groceries liz he faIli arr 10 l.
In mmltlyfsd, ani plantations
abandoned ~ m0tl keen before
~ The mIvtisal aml hsiheiblo ihei
tlbl M tfaie. commerce. ba'incfa n
cyefy sofl, 30 rroecst, pro rcriig
and smlI muil rcli upon ard ros
oai u The productions u tho coll and
he successful application Of labor to
tbr increase II lhc wealth u o nation
NJ tcotlc.
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CITATION NOTICE

Tho State OF Mississippi, DeSoIo g
Probate Court, November tern, IN
TO Eliza wiscnsn and ". wisspn
htisband, Mary Berry, Jane Deg :
Martha J Jenklnsi You are eilsd :
pear before the Probate Cout 4
county, on tie third Monday IN lu>
1865, to show causc why The psiL'r
Lucinda NJ. wilkins, Execai1z, 10
lands Of jas. II. wilkins, dsesassd, y
debts should not be granssisai Den
made accordingly. BY order q vsar,
l.. O., W0ULLARD vls.l,
deci6-i. Tld By j. ~. iIAll1 "
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GENERAL ORDERS,
NJ %

JhCkhOh, bCV' II, iopo'
GENERAL ORDERS, !
No. 9.
by virtue Of. authority vested by
the Legislature in the Governor, an
election for the following Militia off
GERS will be held in the counties
named, by the respective sheriHs
thereof, who are hereby directed to
forward the election returns to the
Aljutant General of the State, with
in ten days after the day Of election
The counties Of DeSoto, Marshall,
Pamela, Lafayette, Tallahutchic,
Yalobusha, Calhoun, Carroll aud
Choetaw compose the second division,
for which there shall be an election
to be held on the 10th day Of Janua.
ry, 1866, for
One Major General.
Also for One B%rigadier General
for the counties Of Marshall, Lafay.
cite and Calhoun.
Also for One Brigadier General
for the counties of DeSoto, Panola
and Tallahatchic.
Also Tor Ono Brigadier Genera
for the counties Of lalobusha, Car.
roll and Choctaw.
Also FOR One Colonel, Lieutenant
Colonel aud Major for each Of tn,
counties named, on the 10th Of Jan
uary, 1866.
All white males from and aboy,
eighteen years Of age are duly quail
fed voters.
In each county the field officer.
elected for that county will assum,
command Of the militia upon ccrtif
cate from inc sheriff that they hayr
been duly elected.
General officers will assume com
mand only when notified BY Oh
Ajjatant General, or an Abide
Camp Of the Governor, Of thei
election.
This organisation does not inclni
the roiun,tcr companies, and no Of
Ger elected to a militia Office will n,
sumo command Of them except b
special instructions from the Govern
OF. ny command Of he Govcrno
JAS NJ. krNSARn.
Aljutant Gent
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/ CITATION NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi, Desc
p obate Court, NevembsF IN
To John Hall and james I1AH III
cited to appear before the Pn6A
Of said county, on the third
January, 1865, to show canss ~
titlon Of Sarah J. Walden for 1eietl
lands Of Thomas N. llsll dseespa, 4
not be granted and decree mad ~
~ by order Of court.
lf l.. @. WOODLAND, Ga
dcclG-4t. BY J. a.. HALL Nj
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SOME PoRR.-our friend W. w.
Miller, living on Long Greek, near
Eureka, killed two hogs last week
that weighed $50 lbs. The SOW
weighed 100 lbs, and her pig twenty.
three months old, 4S0lbs Who cal
beat that! Don't all speak at once,
gentlemen. Mr.. Miller is not only .
good farmer, but Nc is a man Of good
taste for when he has anything good,
he remembers bis county paper.
We regret that there are not more
like him. We drink your good
health friend Miller. May you long
continue TO do well in the world.
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Notice.

On Wednesday after the fourth
Monday Of the present month, the
business Of apprcnticing cOlored or
phan children, and those whose pa
rent or parents have not the means,
or refuse to maintain them, will be
taken up in the order of their appli-
cation. But no action will be taken
without strict procf that the parent
or parents had reasonable notice of
the time and place Of the application,
IL living in the county where it is
made, on the ground, that the pa
rent or parents have not the means,
or refuse 10 maintain their children.
0RvILLE lIARnIsos,
2w. Judge Of Probatcs.
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60 a FsesIz
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a. N Dee ~I'zF tsfts =.
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hfea efsHiaa llls snmelz.a
lhls AHs n apFA8hng IL H. f..
Of llga ayafi lhal Che defen4..1
n sraftsy y ! Hge fsafsfI
Z kfssisalptI, sad restless 49,
h tHsFesf, - that the sSi.f4<5
his e1af eannnt bs sefsz(
therefore, N 4 efIafoi has -
appearances hsfein, % 81 f.sl.s
iag II ihe nsal lsfw N III -
holden A NE eeut hsas< II
n lha losa "A pahoIs. a fkss@.
laf after the fourth Mbndsy
and plead, answer o. dsmaf 4
nhts bill, N Ire sev,fsI sII-1z|'.
will BE- taken foe confessed Z !
Il fafihef ordered that 4 estt Z
10 rubihhed " the wsekIy
nesspspsr pabllslisd N M ton
IN said county, baee . wsek ~
successfully. u. HAE6<
dao23'tt.
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To CoRREspoyDESTs.-Wc cor
daily invite all who feel disposed, to
write short articles for the STAR.
We have as much talent as any other
county, but it seems to be dormant.
Wake up friends and let your light
shine. Speak out upon all matters
Of public interest, and develope tho
sentiments of our people. Rcmem-
Der the printers rulcs--writc with
ink, on but one side Of the sheet,
make your article short and pointed.
A line of copy on letter paper, will
make ono line in type, so your can
tell the length by counting the lines.
The communication from "Solomon
Smooth Bsqr.,' is entirely too long
for our space. 1t could be improved
by shortening down to four pages in.
stead Of eight.
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CITATION NOTICE.

Tho State Of Mississippi, ranola County,
Probate Court, December term, lSGj.
Whereas Robert W. Wootion adminislrn.
TOR, 10 the Probate Court Of said county,
upon the estate Of james ). Wootten, do.
eeased, having removed out Of tho State
Of Mississippi after his appointment, and
has failed, refused and neglected to settle
his accounts annually In said court, and
neglected tho due administration Of said
estate IN other respects. Notice Is hereby
given said administrator TO appear before
said court on tho fourth Monday in Janu.
airy, 1866, and show cause why he 80 fails
refuses and negIects TO discharge his do.
tics, and thatif he fails to appear or show
such cause, his letters Of administration
viii b~erovokOd by said court. BY order
Of o |,
dcc2s.it. w, p. wooTTEN, C'n.
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DR. r. X. DUGAN,

Having permanently located In ~
respectfully oifars his p~rofessional =
10 the citizens Of Pamela and vieip4
u 0fiee, for the prcssnl, a ~
erss HOTEL Il Elf de<4z)
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

Having resumed The practice n -
and surgery IN the town Of pass>k
give prompt attention 70 ell Gala !
Pamela, Dec. 1th, 1865. de-
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Military 7kIections.

We are authorised TO announce The mama
Of Col. John @. Ballenline, as q candidate
for major general, for the the second diva
ion, composed Of the counties Of Dssoto.
Marshali, Lafayette, Y~allohusha, Calhoun
choe,ar, Carroll and Tallahachie. Flee.
ton IN The 10Th VI January, leo.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOylc

The uonorsble Probate csurt u
county, at the. November term, Is6$
Of, granted letters Of administers,
the estate Of John 7. Wick, dsees..e
the uadersignei. Noe ~thsrsfars -
sons having claims sseinss aid 80
hereby notified 10 have them Probsssa
Fsdsiczcd In the CLERKS ofEee 81
ooeAty, ~ncc,sding 70 Law, Or Tbs :
viii be plead IL bar.
GEORGE pOLK.1 49,.
LUCY n. POLK, Admlf''
ieegl1t nd. NffR
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LAND SALgs.-A greater number
Of acres Of land, have been sold in
Pamela county, within the last few
months, than occurred in the same
length Of time in many years before,
and at high prices, but as We have
the LOst farming lands in the State,
this Is not a matter Of surprise.
Come to Pamela county, if YOU wish
! tc A. veil.
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Farmer 4 Randolph

Have Just received a fresh lot Of
Irish potatoes, oils, -four, shorts,
rate -four and well buckets, ill
they offer a, the very lowct psi>
cash. .n.a n- Ilna ~
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MsaffNn mfis ~
gomK haaisb #sAp - saiise u y
~ Fsdihn N Ire ilaaffgi ~
Aoafi fsasslo cot IT. "sias ana
Astsg n yea A. - 'haIl hsaa
~ b5liss I'm hS following fsflyi
eIhse - ims ~ goose 70 rsj, ba' ''''
Nmlni s8mv sny paisf, M /. n.Is Z
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We rtspi y 10 tstt wv
D. fIs 1ailin ~ 1ff ft1f II'
tseif ~ 1sf HHHf wi
t.at a. Hnt cow ~
~ NaHl ~ lia fa "a
R.Isst Hfa 30 30 MhI .'if''
u,mthia. Il gur Haihofifed aPfni
taslas leh viii hm ne Hf aiir
sih meet nilh pipmti allouiph 20
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communication.


rAsolA coryu, Dee ~ 1863
Ma. Enron AZ o gentleman Of
public spirit, your friends call Oh you
70 10 q service pro boHo pnblicO, that
is, hclpto IN The Militia Offices with
competent men Of high character and
standing.
1t 10 proposed by tue friends Of
Col. JohnG. Ballcntinc and Capt Il.
W. Crump q elcct them, the first to
the position Of Major General and
the latter % that Of Brigadicr Cen
cral. Roll on thc ball.
VorERs.
To vorFRs.-Wc chcerfully com
ply with your request, and publish
your card free Of charge. At the
same time we invite your attention to
the old maxim, "that one good turn
deserves another and while we as.
sist you to make two Of -your citi.
zcns distinguished Military hcrOs,
you can materially, aid US in extend
ing the circulation Of the STAR.
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Hm0f Hs Sod egHN ng
eHaithastA 40 IRE vstts
.tg fafpit4i q ise fs eydsees
n mtfgGsgshl ebihdbfwat n
ttfs nssg 80 NJ sseHpled III
Ih NJ eosd. tfoffif Z Htaia, ".
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mH8m \ ffmmp nd iaiga Iismf
fgn. afs m ding veil Iafsga
q sasb iif commenced = largo adj
hqn n lhe femalo school house, ahi
slss 4 tsstisnse, v NJ Wells u
running u, suis hoiei, Wiih OIL de
usafiei VI The market W. viih
lhe 8arls paul ID mueb saeeetfh
~-
sRguYflln@Om heiehbota nj
ihr depot arc displaying a consider.
allie eucrgy IN rebuilding lhclr burnt
village aix nev business houses
have been PCT Up, and preparations
Tor moro gro going forward Dick.
ems 4 sluford, y n Smith \ 90.
anil Marlin & Wright have opened
their goods aud arc doing we'll.
llarrah fOr Batosullc,
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C. h. RALLixo5.-We take pleas
urc in directing the attention Of our
readers to tie card Of our old friend
Major Rallings, agent for Mcssrs.
James II. Yates 4 Co. We had
some fears that he would dry up and
blow away, but now as 10 has got be-
hind his counter again, with his
"spccs' on his nose, and plenty Of
goods to cell, We abandon such an
idea, and express the hope that among
all the new and fine things no mty
get in his store, that he will soon got
a wife, and in fact We notice that the
ladies have a great fondness for visit
ing his store.
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AN IMPORTANT ORDER.

lIi.Qrs., State Of Mississippi, }
Adjt. 4 Insp'r. Gcn'ls. Office,
Jackson, Dec. II, 1865.
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Us. NAVY YARD, zitsery. Maine, |
y w ~. .Al-l----.- MIX laas 3. Z

: snip Knees w anted ]
II MES will be received and paid for at the
IN Navy faru X trery, Maine, in quantities OF
from II to 20 and upwards ths following schedule
WHITE OAK KNEEQr
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Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general should have
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands Of a regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies fits him for all the duties he must
fnnl; yet the country is flooded with poor nostrums
and cure-as, purporting to be the best in the world
are not only useless, but always injurious. The un
physician as it is lamentable yet incontr0vert-
able fact, that many syphilitic patients are MADE
from inexperienced physicians in general practice;
Tor 1t Is point generally conceded by the test syph
ographers, that the study and management of these
Complaints should engross the whole time Of those
who would be competent and successful in their treat
Inent and cure The inexperienced general practit-
Toner, having neither opportunity time to make
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
Pursues one system of treatment in most cases max
ing an 1ndiscrmnate use of that anouated and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury. -
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