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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-07
General buffers Announcement Of the
Failure Of the Land Forces.

Headquarters department. Of Tigin,a and
North Caroi,ud, Dec -, 1874 - Admrdl: pom
landing tho troops AMI making thorcsgA recon
noisrsnco \ For, Fisher, with General wS,ud
and myself ar- fully n the opinion tina, ID" place
could not q" oarrci - sssAut as II WAa lea sub
stsngAlly uniniurcd a defensive work by ,he
nsvy frr. We found seventeen guns projected ny
uAvnr,us. two only " witch iismpuutcd,
hearing up the beach and covering a strip II land
he only Practicable rUuto. not vide enough for n
thousand men Ia line ~ tatlc, Having captured
Y AZ Pnud BATTERY, the garrison of which, siNty-
hvo men and two commissioned officers were TAI on
III by the navy, We Glso capturNi Ialf honu Bat
terry, and Vvcn O'hcors and rs men r
the THIRD Nprih Carolins Junior Receives
| Including its commander, frurn whom I ct' ncl
that por,iun Of nokes' d vision, consistin' "
| Kirtland's and HoIgopd'a hrigAdes, hal bcon
sent 4 IN the lines lpfpre Richmond rucWlA
last, arriving at Wilmington on Friday night. G' ..
Wsitye advanced hia skirmish limo within 80 yards
| Of the tort wtlo tho garrison was kci'i IN then
bumhproois by the fire " tn. Navy, AMI ~ cusely
that hrs OF four men IT tie piCkot tine veltur"i
upon hc psraIst aud through tho sally port ~ tho
| works capturing horse, which thev brought on
| killing the ord'~ly, whU was the bearer of die
patch fran III, Chief OF ARTILLERY Of Ten. Whiting,
10 bring Light battery within the fort and ais
brought Awhv from tho paraprt he flag ~ the fort
| TINS was done while the shcis II tho Navy wer,
hllng ahou, tho heals ui thc darug men VII,
| entered The work and II evident
soon az to hrr ul the navy ceAfei h''hubt 81 th'
dat ness, that the fort was fully manned Ngsin
and opened both grlIc and canister upon our piuG
Il lue Finding that nothing Tut the upef atiouS o
arrpulAT siege which nd not come witmu my I'm
| siricnonA would r,duco the fort, aul Ia view a
| the threatening arucct Of the weather, tho win,
arising from the sluthwr-t rendering II iInponS h
, g. uLc further landing through the sur, cause,
the troops with their prsnncr-, u te-otnhatk, an'
zee nntring further that cau H. done by the Ian,
/ forces. / shall therefore Rail IN Hampton Road
~ soon a. the Transport feet he GOT IN order
| NJ engineers ami unicurq report Fort Fisher to M
40 substantially uniniur'l ~ q defensive work.
have The houor Ia be, very respectfully, you
| ubol out servant, Hrvi. 7 VI tLEr,
Maj Gen. Comma ding,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-07

Two brothers, named Roosraan, respectively :
And "a years nj age W lie skating, in Cincinnati,
Don Monday asst, I'm hi.A rl.c, suddenly broke
lthrough the ice Gnd an elder brother, q years Of
ass smnce; but hey al three disappeared together
amid the tears aud cries Of number OF spectators,
snd five citizen who attempted 10 rescue them had
a uIr ow escape from drowning. The frtt iutirna-
Gon the psTcnts and sis-fls VI o! tho occprreroc
Yas the $ shI Of Their rs.pa ne -Lea they we're
bpoYs6I Llto We aoaAe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
FROM SHERIDAN.
Sheridan's Ma:ch--llis Recent Victory
more Complete than mt FIRST Reported
Pushing on Southwark.
:. VI. STANTON.
Secretary of War

NEw Yoax, Thursday, March s.-The Herald 4
Winchester correspond ence says deserters who
arrived at Winchester state that they passed Sher
idan on their way down. He reached Woodstock
thirty miles from his starting point. on the first
day, and though rain was falling. the roads very
muddy and streams much swollen, his troops were
pushing forward rapidly. II WAS expected that on
the third day they would reach Stanton, SO miles
up the valley, short distance north ofwhich town
Early, with small rebel force then WAS.
The New York Tribunc's Washington special
slys: General Emory teleGraphs from Winches
ter that some OF our men coming i'll represent that
Sheridan's victory over Early was more complete
than any report we have had. When last heard
from. he was pushing for the canal running from
Lynchburgto Richmond, which he has doubtless
reached and destroyed before this.'
BUFFALO. Thursday, March 9, 7ia Wheeling
March 9.-Coloncl Thompson. of Gen. Sheridan
command, has just arrived from Winchester will
forty officers and thirteen hundred enlisted mon
as prisoners and eight pieces of artillery, captured
and destroyed. The principal battle fought Wa
at Baskerville, five miles from Stanton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
A Confederate Cavalry Company Conn.,
into Our Lines and Takes tho Oath
More Coming.

NEwBERS, ~ C. Feb. &C.
Yesterday, company d, OF the 18th North Caro-
lima Confederate cavalry, which was raised in the
Western part Of the State. came into our lines in
BODY, with their two Lcutenants, their horses
and equipments, numbering over sixty men. and
delivered themselves up to our comm ndin: officer
at Camp Palmer. After partaking Of \ bountiful
feast at Camp Palmer. they. with the old fig at
the head Of their column, entered the city. the
hospitality ofwhich they are now enjoying When
they were informed tht they would receive pay
for their horses and arms, and be furnished
employment or allowed to go North. they rent rk
ed that if it generally known in the South thi'
such reception awaited the Confederate soldiers
in our lines. that the entire army of the Confedera
CIV would follow their example. The arrival o.
the rem Under of this regiment into our lines j:
daily looked for They say that Kingston is be
ing evacuated, and that the South Clra'ina troop
are the FIRST to give up, and acknowledge that tn
South is whipped.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
The Military Situation.

tn " Y. Tribgne's Wilmington i,tter OF tho
81, says: Advices. deemed Trustworthy. have
been received from Gen Shcrmln confirming the
reports which h'd just rclched several days
since that his m Tin army pissed into North Caro-
linn At ielst folr rvs ago. The rebel forces oil
Hardee reported lying en- two sides of the
Peeiee, which river Sherman has successfully
crossed, placing him-elf between Hardee and
Besurcg,Td. The direction taken by the Union
army since entering North Carolinl would be
con.rlban1 TO mention. What MY have occurred
tho last day two or whether there have been any
meeting of the two armies. is not positively known
here. though il is not expected any general hattie
can occur for snnie time to come.
B,LrinoRr. Sunday, March l2.-Anothor lot o
Union prisoners arrived At Annapolis most o
them very sick. MANY OF them have died. A sac
sight was seen 1T Annapolis. No less than fifty
four dead soldiers were carried to their graves a
one time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

Amoay The im9J nat bills which passed the
House OF Represrn atires Of this State, but which
failed 10 pass the Senate, are the following:
The soldiers voting bill. The Whittier Water Val
icy CsE'l bill, the bill to ennbe the Governor to
pay into the State Treasury 4 balance Of about
<lI5.9)0, received from the Uni;ei States ac-
eosns Of military expenditures, s bill to pay the
Stste's Indebtedness ID the Sinking Fund. and &
bill TO authorize the Comm ssioners Ct The Sinking
Fual to invest the money in their hands. being
over 500 900 in amount, in stocks of the State
The loss of this bill il public misfortune, as there
is no other resource than to distribute the fund
smong the counties, to lie loaned out, while many
OF them report TINT they cannot find borrowers foI
the al amount Of school funls now in thei,
b ands.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

and could hardly have yielded 20 Sheridan's caval
ry. He has noguns with him Of suiiic weight
FOR such work
On the sth inst. Gen. Bragg attacked portion
OF Gen. SchoAeld's forces, Under Gen. Cox. in the
vicinity of Kingston. and gained some advantage,
capturing, the rebels say l,5oo prisoners and three
pieces OF artillery. On the same afteraocn Bragg
made another attack our right, but was repulsed
with loss Of 200 prisoners. The next day the en-
envy made several desperate assaults OF. our lines
but were repnlsed with heavy loss. leaving thei'
killed and wounded in our hands. On the 10Th
Bragg rctreated across the Neusc. During th'
two days eight We took 1000 prisoners; our entir,
loss, mostly in prisoners, was about 1000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
FROM GENERAL SHERMAN'E DE
s. PARTMENT.
A Scout from Sherman Reaches Whining.
ton--Sherman Mt Cheraw, y. Gle Is
Marching On-Finds Good Forging.

PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY, March 1.-THE Bull
letin has the following special dispatch:
"WAsHxsrox, Saturday, March IA letter
dated Wilmington. March g, WAS received here to-
day, in which it is stated in positive terms that 4
scout from Sherman had reached headquarters,
who left our forces in the occupation Of Cheraw,
s. c., the termination of the Cheraw and DARLING
ton roads. but very few miles from North Caro-.
lima. Nothing but cavalry skrmishes had taken
place. The army had rested for some days, arS
found very fair subsistence along the route. The
advance into North Carolina a certainty. This
letter adds, that on the lst Of March the scou,
started for Newborn, but learning OF the occnpa-
ton of Wilmington reached that place much soon.
er. The source Of the intelligence is perfectly cor
rect.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
HORROR OF SOUTHERN PRISONS
Arrival Of Charleston and Andersonville
Prisoners.
NEw Yoax, Saturday March IL.

Nsw Yoax, Saturday March IL.
Another bitch of Union prisoners from the
slaughter pens arrived this morning. The men
belong in the upper part of New York State and
have been absent from heir friends and families
over three years. These men, all Of whom have
improved in appearance since they have been ex.
chinged, expressed thems elves in the most bitter
terms against the treatment they received from
the rebel authorities when in Charleston and
Andcrsonvllc. AT the latter place, the men were
so reduced in flesh from the un~holesome food
which they were forced TO eat starve, that
broke out on their bodies. In the battles before
Richmond last spring they were taken prisoners,
and have been in close confinement nearly one
year. A furlough OF thirty days has been extended
to them, after which thew will return to the front
aud rejoin their regiments.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

Hundreds If testimonials Of cures can be ut his
rooms. A selection of \ few subjoincd.
Read testimonials Extracts the Rochester,
y. Y. Daily Union and Advertiser of June 18th, lS4
DR. rt, the celebrated European, Eye, Far, and Lung
and Surg has paid this vicinity successful
professional visit. During his stay in midst. We learn
that lie has performed some very remarkable Two
eases ia particular One that of James w Moore,
ESQ Mt Norris who has been deaf for upwardf of 81
ami has consulted of the most celebrated Aur
ISIS, and all without any permanent relief Hearing Of
the wonderful Dr. Bort has performed during hs
in the Western part of New York, and elsewhere,
WAS induced nsIlt Dr ID ir ~ the Osborne House
saturday, June -. submitted operation,
overak.n by medical trcarmen; from pr. Bort and can
hear only three days having eaI sed iLte ing Dr.
Bort.
Ano'her Of blindness Of lG years standing. The
case that of Mrs. Gc ,rse G. StOncwcil, Of Warsaw
VIII, been blind from both IL
wears, and operated very successfully in few
onds Dr. Bort at the Osborne House The other
are ew of the any who daily receiving leneti and
being cur-d by DIR. ID TT, OF the most successful
Ply cians aud Surgeons of the Eye Ear Lungs, Heart
Throat Caarrh, SrOfua and diseases Of the Blood and
Urinary Organs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
The Bounty LegaliZing Bill.

The act to lcgalizc the issuin, of bonds, ma.
king appropriations and levying OF taxes in aid
OF volunteering has pissed the legislature and
now law. IL provides substantially as follows:
/. T.cgizes all county. city. town and town
ship bonds or orders issued for the payment OF
boun,ies, as we'll rs al taxes Levied for the lame
purpose.
3. The several Municipalities which have crea.
ted debts for bounty purposes are required to levy
Il tax suffi lent to my such indebtedness in not
less thtn faar wears.
3. All pr;vl,. s,lliers an n,1-cpnn 'sSi1lei
officers, who have served not less than one year,
and have not been paid bount exceeding three
hundred dollars. are to receive credit on thrir
taxes equal to the tax assessed against them, in
consideration of their services IN the field.
4. After the present call for troops is filed. ht
further plymen. of b,unties by cities. towns is
expressly prohibited. therefore. all roung men who
wish to volunteer and get the large local bJun;es
offered had better so in at nee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

SURVEY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
County Surveyor of MARSHALL County, Indiana.
will at the request of Alva Wood. proceed on
WedHes,lay, the 9Th dav Of April, 1865, to survey
and snbdivide Section g, T. IS. Range East, in
larshal County, and also establish the corners
of the lands belonging to said Wood in said Sec
ton. said srvev will be continued from day to day
if necessary till completed. =. ira Ft-,.,
NONRESIDENT owners Of land in said section who
fail to meet me at the time above mentioned the
residence Of Aka Wood, and defrsy or provide
for defsying ttsir portion Of the expenses Of said
surrey, will be returned to the county Auditor al
delinquent, and such delinqucncies placed on The
tai duplicate for collection according to law.
n9Ots] 'ss J. M.KLrNGER, Sur. n. C.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

rendered or supplies furnished to the State. 1t
also provided for the expenses of the present ses-
sion: outside of the pay Of the members and ems
poyrs of the two houses. We 10 not propose TO
discuss, at this .imc, the question IS to who are
responsible for this. but we do say that this treat
mcnt of private citizens, who have furnished sup
plies 10 the State in expectation Of payment thro
he passage OF the Specific Appropriation bill. i;
e-rosslv uuii,st
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
A Case of Deafness Of Twenty-one Years
Standing Cured by DR.. Bort at the
Buntin House. Terre Uaute.

To ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN: 1, James W Morton.
applied DR. Bort some two weeks since fer the reso
ration Of my hearing previous apply ing him
deaf twenty years at least sixteen could
hear person speak unless said person Close
TO me, and halloOed loudly. submitted my TO Dir
Bort who performed the operation in e. minutes
ing little pain, which improved my hearing al
most instantly. Dr. Bort fur her prescribed certain
dies best known himself / again visited DR. Bort to-
div with hearing perfectly restored Also the ringing
and my head has ceased and those af-
niced in like would by all means. consult
DR. u Drt. and obtain his cand ID opinion.
Signed this jlst day Of sept, lisa.
JAMES W. MORTON
p O. Address Montezuma, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
WN. HALL.
Read New Testimonials.

have been blind with Cataracts both eyes TO
eighteen years operated by DR. Bort, the Bun
tin House. Terre Haute, Sept I'D, 1854 now can se
10 read fine print. | previous to applying to DIR
Bort blind that could object for nine
and thanks DIR. Bort for fhe skill isplaye
on nv case To those with impaired sight I would say
despair no. until you have consulted Dr. Bort, the re
nowned Surgeon of the Eye, Ear. &C.
Signed a Tsrre Haute Ind, the ed day Of November
l854.i JAMES NELSON.
p. o. Address as above.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
From WASHINGTON.

The New York Hsralrs Washington speeia
SAYS: "The President today released the las
batch of civilian prisoners. who were held for tria
nv the Mlitlry Commission, of which Gen
Doubleday is President, which was convened fol
the trial of civilians charged with offenses agiinS
che Government. This rclense made in &C
eosd,nce with IN &C, o. Congress prohibiting nj!
itary authorities 20 pass in judgment upon such
cases
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
SHERMAN AND SCHOFIEL0
HEARD FROM.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Dispatches from Sherman aud SchofieId
Sherman all Righ:-SchofieId Whips
Bragg.

WAxHryGr N, March It'll a m.
To Mj)r General Dix:
Dispatches dre.t from Shermil AMI Soho field
have been received this morning.
Sherman's dispatch is dated Mlrch 9Th. At Liu-
rel Hill. n. c. He says: 1--WE arc all well, and
have done finely" Details are, for obvious rea.
sons, omitted.
General Schoheld, in dispatch dated March
l2th, states that, on tho night of the 10Th, near
Southwest Creek. Bragg wa, fairly beaten. THAI
during the night he retreatcd across the Neuse, al
Kingston, and nov holds the banks Of the river a
that place. lSignell
T.. VI. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
nri1 Aooertfaenrenta.
DR.. BORT.
EYE, EAR LUNGS,
Throat and Heart.
Eel CtiCiS IN
To Cousumptive Iuvaiids and Others.
DIR. BORT.
DR.. BORT.
70 Cousumptive Iuvaiids aud Others.


Late Of the New York Eve and Ear Inrmary ,nd who IL
justly ce brated for his unparalleled in curing
diseases that have heretofore bacd the skill of many
the so-cald distinguished yscians country
by special request from numerous persons who daily
soctg his services consented to following places
APPOINTMENTS FOR THE STATE OF INDIANA
DR.. BORT, is In Richmond. at the Huntington
House where he will remain until Tuesday morning. Feb
viii be in New Castle, at the Taylor Houes, Tuesday
and Wednesday, February 2lst and 22nd
Will be in Anderson, at Ross Houes Thursday and
Friday February 23rd and 2ith.
viii be in Muncie Delawarcco Indiana Mt the 10 Da-
viess House saturday, Sunday and Monday, February
18th 18th aud 9th.
Will he in Kokomo Howard CO. Indiana at he Mclean
House. Friday saturday and Sunday March Srd 4th and
Will be in Lozan,pcrt, at the Mclean House, Friday,
Saturday ard sunday, March ;rd, 4ih and 9TH
VII be i'm Peru, at the Keller House, Monday and
Tues my, March 9th and 9TH.
Will be in Wabash, at Center House, Wednesday and
Thursday March Sh and 9Th.
will be in Fort Wayne at the Aviline House. on Fri
day, March lO,h AID remain until Friday Evening" March
nth
Will be In Warsaw, Kosciusko CO., Indiana Saturday
Sunday and Monday March 18th, 10th and 2Oh at Pep
hams Exchange Hotel.
win b. in PLYMOUTH, Marshall co. Indiana. at the
Edwards House. Tuesday and Wednesday, March 2lst and
22d.
viii he In Ll2ort', Thursday and Friday, March 23rd
| and Nth, at Tee Garden House.
will be in Goshen. Elkhart CO. Indiana, Saturday Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday, March 10Th, 26h 27lh and
2sih. al the Violet House,
win be in Elkhart, Wednesday and Thursday, March
/ 10Th and sOth. a Best Hotel
will be in South Bend. Indiana. the 81. Joseph Ho
tel, Friday AMI Saurlay. March 3ls and April lst.
Will be in Valparaiso, Porter Indiana, at the Gould
House, Sunts Monday and Tuesday, April 3rd, 4th and
5th.
Will also visit the above places every months for
or more years
None need apply but those who determine the
vices thor ough bred Physician and Surgeon from
unlearned and paltry Quack.
Among thu diseases that will readily yield TO Dr. BORT
treatment may be enumerated the following:
EYE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
BY THE PRESIDENT.
A Proclamation.

WHEREAS, The twenty first section OF the act Of
Congress, approved on the Cd inst, entitled IAN
Act 20 amend several Acts heretofore passed TO
provide for enrolling and calling out the n,tional
forces, and for other purposes" requires that adj
ditional TO other Lawful penalties for the crime OF
fdesertion from the military naval service, all
persons who have desertc the military naval
service, Of the United States who shall not return
to such service, or report themselves to Provost
Mar hal within sixty days after the procl I'm ssion
hereinafter mentioned, shall be deemed and taken
to have voluntarily rsnquished and forfeited their
rights Of citizenship, and their right &c become cit
liens, and such deserters shall forever be incapa
BILE Of nolling any o;e of trust or pro- under the
United States Government, or of exercising any
rights Of citizens thereof. and all persons who
shall hereafter desert from the military or naval SER
vice and all persons who. being dnly enrolled, shall
depart from the jurisdiction Of the district in which
he is enroll ed. or 60 beyond tue limits ofthe United
States, with intent 70 avoid an draft into the nail.
itary or naval service duly ordered shall be liabl
to the penalties ofths section and the President is
hereby authorized and required. forthwith on the
passage Of this act, to issue his psocla ition set
ting forth the provisions Of this section, in which
proclamation the Presidents requested to .potify
all deserters returning within sixty days that they
will be parioned OH condition o. returning to their
regiments and companies, or to such other organi-
zatons as they may be assigned to until they shall
serve for the period Of time equal TO their original
term of enlistment.
Now, therefore, be it known that I, Abiah,m
Lincoln, President Of the United States, do issue
this, proclamation, as required by said act, ask
ing and requesting all deserers to return to their
posts. aud do hereby notify them tina. all desert
ers who shall within sixty days from the date OF
this proclamation, viz: on or before the 10th day
tofMay, l565, retarn to the service or report to
Provost Marshal. shall be psrdoned on condition
that they return to their regiments and companies
or such other organization they may be assigned
to. and serve the remainder Of their original term
Of enlistment, and In addition thereto period
equal to the time lost in desertion. In testimony
~ ereof | have herewith set nv band and the seal
of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this 18th day Of
March. in the rear Of our Lord 1865. and Of the
year Of the ipdepsudspoe the United States the
s9th - ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
/ ~ the President. ha ". n. skwAaD.
5t '71i Secretary Of State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
A Remarkable Operation,

On Wednesday, sept 9th. nr. Bort perurrlcd very
remarkable operation the left Of the daughter of
Mrs Bill Whited, of this city The opera ION per-
formed Ia few seconds which restored The hearing to the
left much that the patient could hear clock
tick very distinctly Her hearing had previous TO apply
ing TO DR. hort, been mnch impaired for upwards OF
eight years that she unable distinguish anythng
said . her ualess it was spoken very loud
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
WI. HALL,
Walton Cottage, V

p q. Address: Ellsworth, NiGo Co, Ind.
p S-My wife has also been afflicted with Bronchial
affection fr eleven years, and has under e profs
sjonal charge # MANY physicians in this city, and obtain
81 no rranent relief until she consulted Dr. Bort the
Hlntin honsc weeks since, and sheerived
relief under the Of Dr. Bort than she
has ia the eleven years previous.
Walton Cottage, Ind. WN. HALL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16

DRArTzD.-Thc LaPor;c Union learns tli1t Mr.
John P. EARLY, rece tly engaged in that city. in
the milling and mercantile business, who now re-
sides in New York City has been drafted into
the arnlr .,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-16
Gill Another. Case of Deafness

Mr. Thomas T.. Mccoy, Of Coles county III called and
subm ted his Dr. Bort, 0ct 2Sth at the Shcr-
wood House He car hear. This be referred to
by calling the Clerk Of the Armada, of Mr.. Russell
Clerk at the Sherwood House.
MANY other testimonials, from persons Of the highest
standing, who reside in midst, be seen and exam
med Al DR.. Bort's Rooms. . ii' 'Fitt -s--