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The New York herald., 1867-03-29
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Rev. Arthur Bur,,s. DID.

Rev. Arthur Burtis, DID.
This reverend gentleman died at Oxford Ohio the
23d inst, the sixteth year OF his age The deceased
born the city Of New York the 25th Of October
1907 his father being OF the ten governors that
ruled this CITY during the Revolution In the year 1899
the deceased graduated Union College, in the
class with Judge Campbell, Of Otsego county, John j.
CISCO and the late Collector Of this port Mr. Preston
King After his graduation Dr. Burts studed law with
the late Chancellor Kent at Columbia College, but being
OF very religious Of mind abandoned the study
OF the profession and entered the Auburn Seminary,
ordination minister OF the Presbyterian denomna-
tion he filled several pupits in the Western portion Of
this state with great ability and to the entire satsfac
secretary Of the American and Foreign Christian Unon
and afterwards appointed professor Of the Greek
language in the University Of Oxford Ohio which posi-
ton he occupied at the time Of his death. Dr. Burts
gentleman cf fine classical and theological abii-
ties and was noted for his religious and exemplary e
Marquis du HALEY Coetaucn.
The foreign papers the recent death OF The
notorious Marquis du HALEY Costqucn, Of Paris, from
an attack Of apopexy For number Of years he bore
the title OF sthe rst duest in France,n account Of
and IN later years he was looked upon as the
arbiter on all points Of honor.
Professor John G0Ossir.
The English journals record the death OF John Good
SIR, Professor Of Anatomy in the University OF Edin.
burg. The deceased was the Of Ffeehire county
surgeon and, after passing the Arts Curriculum in 81
Andrews, became apprcntced to a dentist OF Edinburg
named Nasmyth. While in this capacity he attended
the lectures Of Dr. Knox anatomy in the Royal Col
legc Of surgeons and the medical classes in the Uni.
vers.ty. Upon obtaining his diploma he returned TO
Ffeshre where he assisted his father in the practice
Of his profession, but having written several papers on
anatomical subjects which procured for him the once
Of Conservator 70 the Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons he returned TO Edinburg After being several
times promoted TO high offices in the University he was
in lsl6 appointed to the position which he occupied ct
the time OF his death. The anatomical and physologi-
cal researches Of Professor Goodsr give him an ex.
tended reputation throughout the medical world and
but for his feeble health during the past sixteen years
would have greatly added TO the obligations under which
he I'd laid The medical profession.
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SUPPOSED PorsoxrSc.-Mary Lynch was arrested in
Hartford, Conn, the 27th inst, on suspicion Of
poisoning the family OF Nathan Lazarus with whom she
lived, and whom she accuses Of cheating her out Of
part Of her wages Four children were poisoned and
only likely TO survive little girl OF three years.
Of whom Mary Lynch was fond, was not affected.
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SUICIDE IN FREposrA, n. Y.-On the 23d inst. Major
James steedman, old resident OF Fredonia, about
forty -nve years Of age killed himself In n OF partial
months
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family are respectfully invited 70 attend t8 fnitN
RoonE--At Yonkers, on Wednesday, March a. Eve
LINE a., wife Of W. Henry Roome, and daughter Of the
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend the
funeral from her late residence OF Glenwood and
Palisade avenues, Yonkors Saturday afternoon at
rival o De o from NsS S% n'
RIcx-on Thursday, March 2ss AAsoAsnr IsAsrlA,
The friends Of the family arc invited 10 attend she
funeral this Frday) morning, a ten O'Clock, from the
residence OF her parents ss Congress- street, BrQoklyn.
sxlrH-on Thursday March 2s, FaAscrs sxirn, aged
The relatives and friends are respectfully vissd 70
attend the funeral services, At Sing Sing Methodist
Episcopal church, on saturday morning. at half-pass
eleven O'Clock.
sowrRs-In tho city OF Havana, Cubs, on Thursday,
March IA, CLknEsos X, wife Of \. ksowers, aged ~
sulITvAs-on Thursday. March %. CArn.MyE suLLr-
v wife o. John sovsS a we pa''n o oda
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence.
O'Clock. without further notice.
TAYLOR In Brooklyn. on Thursday, March 2s, Ma
eldest daughter OF Charles r. Marvin
Friends Of the family invited TO attend the funeral
rsySs on OF s.r sree 'n'
VAN DYKE Al Bergen Point, n j., on Thursday
morning. March 2s Afsr severe Illness LroA A, wife
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
wAIsa On "wednesday, March ~, EDwASp r., second
eldest Of Nshoss and the late susannah walsh in
The relatives and friends or the family, and Of his
brother ln.w sckennc and Of his unclss g,s,rge
vted 70 attend the funeral from his late rssdence No
sixth avenue this friday morning, a. ten o'clock,
will bs offered for hs reposs cf IS soul His remains
will be Inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
March II P ss'SsG sssS sssS %
years and months
The trends OF the family are invited TO attend tho
funeral from bis late residence this friday aftenoo
4 ma q clock
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Fourth street; am policeman attached TO the Forty
9TH grccinct my beat is On Grand street from Fh 70
Eighth street. duty the evening OF March 49,
went duty at six o'clock was on Grand street about
nine O'Clock that night when Two came along md
after was Ssswssu ssvsnsS ana Eighth streets saw
the man that spoke 70 me dead In the stasionhouse;
the tail man said rhs Police ought 70 have their heads
broken too;'i the short man persuaded him 70 come
on, the short had on dark clothes and his hair
i, vas free country and he would speak he pleased
followed the three 70 Eighth street. think could
recognise the . other man man y dressed the same as
n The station house after 6e was arrested;
tsncn TO the man tnat Was with deceased cannot say
whether he with deceased or not only his back
think IL was near ten O'Clock; at first heard
policeman that had been shot; then met officer Simons
and he informed me that citizen; then went o.
ward where the was murdered look through the
Vss with decessed Was about Ave feat s,ehs inchss n
height; don't know what time deceased was brought 10
the station house; went up North First street Tenth
street. and then around the block, " could nnd
any traces deceased was stabbed the corner Of North
First and Ninth streets; am certain that the man with
deceased was the man who committed the murder, as
other man there did not appear 70 Be any fresh foot
prints about where deceased was stabbed.
TESTIMONY ov MARY ARyxrs
Mary Arents, sworn deposed Il reside Al the corner
or Union avenue and Skman street: the 0rst saw az
Mr. Leptx on the 18th Of March, was Grand street,
between Fourth ana Fifth streets; the next time
Thursday or Friday, at dinner time, at my houses he
stopped 1t she door, and requested him 10 come be
asked me where had seen him Monday night on
Grand strees; told him between Fourth and Fifth
streets; be asked me Il had heard Of the MURDER and
remarked that some men bad been arrested that were
intoxicated, and be expected he would be- also and
vantsd 20 know n would come down and swear where
had seen him; my husband and brother.in- Aw were
there g the time have had no conversation WITH him
since; hs asked me II could swear that had met him
between Fourth and Fifth streets. and replied
cou,o no did not say what ne was
gong 70 % arrested for nobody has told as 70 how
should swear; he sa1 noshng 10 me about who was
with he spoke Of tho murder before he asked me u
could come down and testify: told HIM had heard
about u no did not ten who he had been In compa-
ny with that nrht have been acqas nted with him about
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CHANCERY NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi. In ihe Chaneefy
Court Of Pamela county. At ruIas, March 20,
1857.
Boston and Chickasaw Land Company q, Al.
VI. William Nelson ct Al.
No. 1897
Upon anidasit filed u IN this cAuse, il appearing
10 the sailafaction Of The court that The defend
ant William Nelson b a nonresident Of the
State Of Mississippi, and that his residence and
postonlce, alter dliigent enquiry, cannot be as
certainedl IL Il, therefore, ordered by the court
that the said defendant, William Nelson, do
enter his appearances herein, on or before tho
22d day Of May, 1891, the same being . rule
Of this court aud 10 be held al the court.houso
Of said county, In the town Of Pamela, aud al
the Office Of the CLERK Of this Court, and plead,
answer, or dcmur to the complalnsnts bill
herein, or the allegations thereof will be taken
for confessed a. TO him. II is further ordered by
tho cour, that a copy Of this order be pnhlIshed
In the weekly Panola STAR a public news.
paper printed ana Published In he iown Of
Panola,, In said county for four weeks sneees-
siyely. 6 go Is -
A true copy. j. c. HARRISON. Il I
apl35t CLERK,
White 4 Chalmers solicitors.
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lively arouses and restores the womb TO It's
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The Kidneys and Bladder, aud all diseases that
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N eamlhs fha hmsadei fmahaiFae
faa lAll. wlnis 10 #lsh a.
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We adhtfs, lh4H. h a. kss
W. hsvs firm AZ hFl asaHmsd We
n1Hsi mfke Ne BET II he position
10 mhlsh CaAeiszs - plaesa p, nd
10 everything h mF pgNef r. bFlaK
ab0at speedy decentralization llsaaHs
sifueiloh means . return T. pence. The
dawn N hops, The fssisal a lalsl
ness, DE lahHs n lmmIaall8H. llls
Rebuilding n aHf %Isvess, lha fszaHs
fsfloh n fbe planting interest, The
cod " aafesl asd uncertainty We
eanhot Afford to Iosa these things,
beeause ihefe Il but ene dior through
which We can pas "a get b. them.
and some Of ne dUn't Ike ihe dogf.
There is no help for H. fN every
good man nae NJ influence A. fF ~
\ will 70 toward lettering our eon
dition, and II that Influence does not
10 ~ ff ~ va should like, n j. sim.
ply our mIsfaftane We ran do
something, Al all events, and We have
no right 10 leave II nndone. Every
man Of good character and sense.
who Il entitled 10 vote, ahonld secure
his registration certificate while there
IA yet time. When The polls are
opened he should deposit his ballot,
and do II In such a way a. 10 satisfy
tho dominant party that they have
been mistaken In holding out the
idea that The oaths Of allegiance
Southern citizens have taken do not
have q binding and sacred force.
Register now, and afterwards vote
for constitutional convention, whoth-
or there Is any other reason for q
convention than that it Is made a
condition TO the renewal Of our rep
resentation in Congress. Our Con-
stitution may have been changed
enough. A little while ago, the then
great leader Of the Republican party,
the late President Lincoln, was fully
satisfied with it. But as the Repub-
lican party Of to-day says Louisiana
shall have no share in national legis-
lation until a constitutional conven-
ton is held and a new Constitution
is made, let us get over the work as
quickly as possible. If we don't
help to do it, it will be done never
theless, and not as much to our salts
faction.
If we cannot have everything we
wish just as we wish it, we must
strive for the best thing attainable.
We suffer from our exclusion from
Congress. We can help to remedy
that evil at least, and the less
grumbling we do while we are recon-
structing, the better shall we be
treated. In reconstruction is our
only hope Of salvation, material,
social and political. For r~econstruc-
ton, then, we must work heartily
and zealously, Notwithstanding all
discouraging influences. That is the
duty of the hour.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county, TO
Mary J. watters heir At law and dis,rbuice Of
n. l.. u. Waters, deceased. You are hereby
cited 10 appear bsfore The Probate Court Of
sAid county, al the court-hcule Thereof on The
lth Monday in June, next then aud there %
show cause why the petition Of Robert II.
Nlekle, administrator Of the estate Of aid de.
eesed. praying for the sale Of southeast
quarter rec,iun land number twelve, township
ten, range eight, in aid county, should not hs
grAutsd. BY orisr Of Court Issued April
1857. W. p. w00fTEs, CLERK.
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Comprise a class Of pure and select Family
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Of experienced Southern Physicians, specially
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They are not secret or patent mixtures, and
are recommended 10 be used Ia lieu Of tbuse
prepared by our Northern friends, who know
but little about Southern treatment.
Ours Is the only class Of Female Medicines
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by the Medical Profession.
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the stomach, l. not an alcoholic preparation,
contains no kino, eatechu, gall, %iannin, log
wood, etc. Il imparts tone 20 The already de-
bililated stomach and boveiS and no family
should be without q bottle. ltnevvr hiIs 20
cure.
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ConstitutionaI Monarch

IL recognized by the Medical Profession AZ the
BEST and most CERTAIN Hood Purifier now
before the public, and why2 Simply because
Il Is composed Of the best medicines for that
purpose, viz; Stllingia, Yellow Dock, sarsapa-
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CITATION NOTICE.

The Stsss d Hizsisappi, Pamela county. To
ssrsh wrrd. hsir M d~issribss>~ u william
d Was. ds<ea1< add 10 her hushand, ". A.
Ward fussfz tErshT died 70 BE- sad appear
hsf<s Tie Prshzis cssft q lid county. II thz
cstfthcuse Thereof % tke tfh Monday ID
AszssA f3ez then sn1 tksrs 10 ztsw e~ns<
skr ts> 1<sifies e N1fy D Wf.r, p1yIs1
81 aeser u lseds q sia1sszzEss. zhoali %
- =Fss<ds D. rider 81 court iNs<d Jx5
10, 1851. " p. veorTEx
irfaH Cl<rk
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FEMALES OF THE SOUTH!

Diseases peculiar 10 your sex, incident 10 all
localities, oulled from the passing breeze that
fans you with lie perhimcd breath, or matchcd
frum some pendant dcw-drop, are 10 you con-
slant and abiding trouble. Whether an inhab-
liant Of city or country, hill or dale, palace or
howell, disease ranklcs and prcys upon your vi
tails, Gloom aud despair are your constant
companions. Your pale and ghastly counte-
nance, your %colorlcss cheeks, your %liieloss eye,
your feeble and lettering walk, your palplta-
Ting heart your detected brow MI tell Of that
disease which isgradually and steadily making
iuroads upOn your declining system.
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Those Who Do Y~otThink

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70 their natural color without staining The skin
or scAip. II does not dye The hair, but simply
RESTORES 70 i.s former color, and At he same
tine prevents "a frpm falling ~ cieansss the
scalp Of al dsadruH and scuff imparts a bean
tifhl Fla= ard couzss q nssr restoring hair 70
the bald AZ any other preparation. n 4 Drom-
rooisk Co.'S Toaic Hair Rsstorsr. II Il war
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN pRBPARA-
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Psspsisss<A nenpAis T-sa1
Orders ozn also BE- ADDRESSED 70
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Bafz8 w4d I CO, Ns~ Orleans
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Why b y you continue 10 suffer With Piles,
whom the remedy TO cure you can Be % sadly
obtainedf Do not suffer another day send
Immediately and procure one boz Of Dromgoole
. CO. PILE sALyE and be cured. Internal
or external Piles, whether recent of long -siand-
ing can be cured Immediately.
vel ss any one elss' ny our remedy, then.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-07-27

General Ord's recent order says he
does not interfere with purely munie-
ipal elections. That Il good. The
corporate elections Of towns and e.
ties are leh 10 the people.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-07-27

Tho sseamer, Pin, was destroyed
by Gre Al the Mobile wharf Thurs
day night. No insurance = sehangs'
In our opinion, that Il just abcu,
The way all tho "hirts7 will 10.
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MARRIED.-Last evening, July
IS, 1867, by Rev. DIR. White, Off
eating, at Calvary church, Mr.. Ors-
mer H. Benton and Miss Susie M.
Lambdin. The ceremonies were
most imposing, and a more interest
ing bridal arrangement has been sell
dom witnessed. The first bridesmaid
was Miss Hattie Hudson, of Sardis,
Miss, and the second was Miss Tillie
>. Ward, Of this city. The grooms-
men were Messrs. John X. Durff and
Frank c. Hpse. After the elegant
ceremonies and the presentation of
numerous bridal gifts, the happy
couple were conveyed TO the railroad
to make Louisville their terminus.
II will not be out of place to wish a
a propitious ending Of a career 50
a~uspiciously begun. Mr.. Benton,
who was originally a citizen of New
York, has been, since the termination
Of the war, connected in a high
capacity with the postal arrangements
of this city, making himself agree
able to all by his uniform courtesy
aud strict business attention. A
more magnificent and imposing mari
tai ceremony has not been witnessed
here, and the best wishes attended
the happy pair from a large con-
course Of friends, who were invited
to a magnificent dgeuner at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Brush Of the First
National Bank, on Alabama street,
where, after partaking Of the cold
collation., the bridal party were es-
corted 10 the depot, and swiftly borne
out Of sight Of their numerous well.
wishing Observation-Disclosures.
We take pleasure in adding Oul
congratulation, and wish the happy
couple a long life Of prosperity ant
pleasure.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Ni<si~ipnt Pamela coaniy.
Al. Bfowder W DAVIS, Caruthsp a Ca
As,ashucrt issaed W ~ H. Ballard y v,
The i7,h day Of Iuns, 1891, IN favor " Davis,
Caru,hsrs 4 Go. s<id A. j. Bruwdsr snd ths
estate u Davis rsrutktrs 4 O.. for hdr tsiiAFs
and any cents In justice rssrs k~ia IL p~sols.
Ia Inc esanty of rssols and State u MISS
sirpi. The defendants ~ bsvvsy sotiasd thsi
nnis>m tssy spp>.r u - Coun a ne nsx'
term thereof 70 he ksld On ne ID Nooday ID
|ysIy, 1897. a sp>p.1ts "a sssisn. IsdsssnI
VII b eus.rsi sni fhs property attached nd
ed jadezs~ss 80 fssds<sd sgnfsrtL 2. osep
~ L4bxLLlnp.
jssns tss.ll
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The Sunshine or Hope

Now bursts upon your vision, and the clouds of
despair that hang as a heavy pail o. gloom
upon your brow can now be driven back, aud
the bright visions Of health, in All its grandeur,
ara now offared vou DROMCOOIE h IN -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-07-27

wssss Informed that sevsrnI pIaat-
srs over In ihs northwest potion n
,hls sgas'y have lost asasIy Ill their
mules b. some unknown disease.
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To Fortune Hunters!

Having made enough farming and milling. I
an prepared TO sell a good bargain In Mill and
Iafins. ! have two good Plantations near the
eSa OF Pamela for sale or rent. Also. four
sooa steam Saw and Gnst Mills-two portable
ana one stationary and one muley-wbieb can
DO bought low by applying soon 10 ma =,
Pamela. JiNks1 I. IN pTgup nv ~
Also, one Ferry across the Tallahatchie river.
~ Tue own Of Pamela. jaa5-tf i'll. n
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We notice that the Greensboro,
Miss, Ndctte Is offered for sale on
account Of The III health Of the pro-
prictor. What's the matter, "Dick ~
You must have married "rich.p
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Mis.l~ippi aas Tennessee
RAILRoAD HOUSE.

nj House L zta>sed immsdissely opposite
the Depot Memphis renn, and = vel sup
Piled q al times vita Ne hsst LIQUORS, Il
ever hind, and Il
osy OF TEE BEST SALOONS
Near the Depot Cll .ns inde. ~ yuur<I-ss.
mayii-tt o riaEoS. rrur<ksss.
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We notice that the Rev. +. A.
Tyler has purchased an interest in
the Memphis Ledger, and is now its
chief editor.
A change has also taken place in
Grenada. The Visitor has been sup
planted by the Sentinel, with J. A.
Signaigo as its editor.
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The shlfd sdews Of IIpmss iiis.
tosy n Esxisa5 i missing from ".
4. wsfafs oMcs. whosgsf borrowed
II VII pIsa.s return u hmmsdlalsIy
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The Public Ledger has the
LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION
OF any paper published in The State Of Ten.


Il complete, and IS the largest establishment Of
the Kind In the southwest. We employ none
but capable workmcn, and sirn out the best Of
work Al the most reasonable prices.
sig-sm wHITMORg BROS.
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Read the advertisement in another
colume, of Flaherty & Wesche, man
~ufacturers and dealers in furniture,
and general undcrtakers. Orders
from the country will meet with
prompt attention. No. 81 Union
street is the place.
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A hszs fls ssuffeI w Msmphis
- =uaasy xAssh destroyed shs lssxs
Weaknesses N 6hFissisa a Co. asd
Crgwaa 4 60 los gyef ti10ff0
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Can be 80 easily cured by using one package Of
Drpmgoole 4 Co.'S KING OF CrIILfS, which
never calls 10 Grouse the Liver, cleanse the
Stomach, open the bowels and relieve the most
inve,erate cases Of Chills. One package will
cure a case Of six months standing.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore e1iainE under
The style of A. p. Osn,ier q Go, At Long
Creek, Mia, Il hereby Dissolved by mutual
consent ,. II. Yates retiring from aid firm, and
selling TO A. r. Canister his eniir interest A.
P. Canister assumes all liabilities, and L alone
authorized 10 se,tle The business.
"A A..P. GAMBLER,
A IH YATES.
The business will he continued BY A. P.
Canslsr. sp71-im