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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-02
TN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT

TN PROBATE-I0WA COUNTY COURT
In the matter Of the estate Of August Pueschel
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of friedrich pues-
che representing among other things that he has full
ly administered said estate and praying that time
and place be fixed for allow ing his of his ad
mimstraiion. 1t is ordered that said account be ex.y
amined by the udse of This Court ON The twentieth
day OF December next ensuing at the Court House in
the village of Dodgeville.
And 1t Is further ordered that no ice thereof be Civ
en- to all persons interested by publishing copy Of
this order for three successive weeks in the Mineral
Point Tribune, weekly Sspaper circulating In said
county. by the Court.
Dated. November IS, 1869
4l-w3 ALEX. WILSON, County Judge
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-02
TN PRORATE-I0WA COUNTY COUR'

/ ~ hOHhlL --lON n OOUN l COU nj,
In the matter of the estate of John Kappel
deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Mary Kappel
widow of John kappel deceased representing among
other things that John Kappe late of Iowa County,
ON the first day OF August A. d. 1869 at town of
Pulaski in said county died intestatr, leaving goods
chates and estate within this county, and praying
that administration of said estate be unto her granted
1t is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this Court on the Third day Of January A
d. 1870 at the rebate Office in the village OF Dodge
vile.
And it is further ordered that public notice thereo
be given to all persons interested 10y publ hiug copy
OF this order tor three weeks successfully prior to said
day Of hearing, In the Mineral olnt Trio une
weekly newspaper, printed and circulating in said
county.
By the Court.
Dated November 20, 1869
47.3w Allen WILSON, County Judge.
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TN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT

In the matter OF the Guardianship Of James Hally,
an mbecile
On reading and fling the petition Of Patrick Hay
Guardian Of said mbeclle representing among other
things hat he the said ward Is seized of ceyan real
estate in Iowa County and that 1t Is necessary that
the same should be sold, aud praying for license to
sell the same and II appearing TO the Court from said
petition thatitIs necessary and expedien to sell said
real estate,
II is ordered and directed Il At the next Of kin TO said
ward and all persons interested Ia said estate, appear
before the Judge Of this Court on the twentieth day
of December 1852 at the Court House IN the village Of
Dodgevie then and there to show cause II any there
shall bel why license shoul not be granted for the
sale Of said real estate according to the prayer Of said
petition.
And ~ Is further ordered that copy Of this order
shall be published Tor three successive weeks prior 10
said day Of hearing In the Mineral Point Tribune
WEEKLY newspaper circu lating in said county.
Dated November 18th, 1863.
BY the Court.
46-S Allen. WILSON, County Judge.
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INPROBATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT

In the matter of the Last viii and Testament of
Anne Walters deceased.
On reading and filing an instrument in writing pur-
porting 10 be the Last viii and Testament OF anne
Walters late OF loaa County deceased.
It's Ordered. hat the proofs of said Instrument be
heard before the Judge OF tbs curt on the first
Monday Of January a. u. 1870, at the Probate
ONCE in the village Of Dodgevllle.
And 1t is further ordered, hat public notice there
OF be given 10 all persons interested by publishing
copy Of this order three weeks succesyey prior to
said day Of hearing, In the Mineral Point 1ribU1e
weekly newspaper, printed aud crcu atlng in SAID
County.
Dated November Is, 1869.
BY the Court.
46-3w ALEX. WILSON, County Judge.
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IN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT

n PKUBATE-IUWA COUNTY COURT.
In the matter of the estate of Patrick Brennan
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Bridget Bren-
ADMINISTRATIVE Of said estate representing among
other things that she has fnlly administered said
estate and praying that time and place be fixed for
examining and allowing her account of her admus-
tr ton 1t is order ed taat said account be examined
by the Judge of this court on the twentieth day Of
December next ensuing, at the court House In the
village of Dodgeville
And 1t is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested by publshg copy Of
this order for hree successive weeks in the Mineral
Point Tribune weekly Newspaper.prnted and cir
eulang IN said County
dated November 2 1869.
47w3 ALEX WILSON, County Judge.
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DY the undersigned, about the 18th dav Of Nov
ID ember, 1861, on land owned by him In The vii
laIe of Miilln, Iowa County. Wis, One light Bay
Horse, supposed TO be 3 years old about 10 hands
high blind on one eye and can see but ltlt on the
other; has sorrel spot about the size of the palm
OF a mans hand in the flank, tween the hip Joint
and the stihe joint, u he owner is requested to call
prove property, pay charges, and take him away.
j. B. SMITH.
Nov. 25th, 1869. 4s.wlt
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TN PRoBATE-IoWA COUNTY COURT.

In the matter of the estate of illiam Ehler de-
ceased.
on reading and filing the petition Of Julia Ann Ehler
ADMINISTRATIVE, representing among other things that
she has fully administered said estate and praying
that time and place be fixed for examining and al.
loving he account OF her administration.
II Is ordered that said count be examined by the
Judge of this Cout on the twentieth day of Decem-
Der, next ensuing, at the Court House in the village
Of Dodseville.
and 1t is further ordered that notice thereof be
given TO all persons interested by publishing copy
Of this order for three successive weeks in the Miner
al Point Tribune, weekly newspaper printed and
circulating in said County
Dated November 18TH 1869.
BY the Court
4l-w3 ALEX. WILSON. County Judge.
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Stray Heiier-Tak.en Up.

DY the subscriber on the nwf OF set, Sec, 6, T. 4
I'D r. l. about the 10Th day OF November 1862 one
red Heifer; while back belly and legs has an un
der crop on left ear, and crop end same ear
about year and ha ( old The owner is requested
TO ell, prove property, pay charges and take her
ava. fREDRlCk DOB ON.
Mlniin, Nov. 2jth, 1869, 4s.lw
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In making the above very low prices, IN offer
Ing the high commissions below, We require that the
clubs shall 60 to one address. When subscribers wish
papers to be addressed TO each Individual IN the club
fifteen cents must be sdded to the subscription for
each name TO be written.
As an nducement 10 Posimasters, to Interest them
selves in the circulation Of THIS WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
and 90 reimburse them FIR their labor and expense,
we will allow them twenty per cent commission upon
all subscriptions to the eeky made In accordance
with the above rates The commission does not apply
to the Daily or Fri Weekly.
In addition to this commission Of twenty per cent.
offer for the thirteen largest weekly Clubs received
or before the fifteenth day Of January 1870, the
following
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Stray Heifer..Taken Tn

DY the subscriber, residing on the e of sw I Ct
ID sec 9, town 3, range east, in the town Of iihlin
on or about tn, 2lst day of November $50; Heifer,
c. lor red aud WHITE line haNi; no artificial marks
about months old
JOAN SCHUYSTER
Mihiin, Nov 30th, 1859. lS.w4t
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PHILIP LAWRENCE,

GENERAL DEALERS IN BOOKS, STATIONERY,
" Blank Books, Wall Papers, Fas fscds, e,u,
Al the Posi- once, Mineral Point, " xx-F
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Who wants cheap
Dry Goods? Every
body. Where can
you get them +! At
Gundry Il Gray's.
Extra inducements
offered! The Largest
stock. Best goods and
Lowest prices. Ev-
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as represented, One
price to all. Large
lots of New Goods
received w k Iy
Great Bargains in
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Cloak ings, Cloths $,
Cassimercs, Blank
cts, FlanneIs, Jeans,
Prints, Delaines,
Domestic, COttons,
&C., &c. Our Mer-
chant Tailoring De-
partment, IN charge
Of Mr.. Amberg is un-
rivaIed in this section
for style, durability
and cheapness. A
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our own manufacture
always on hand.
Call and be con-
vinced that you can
save money by maxi
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us.
GUNDRY 4 GRAY.
slnsrel Point. Wis ".
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1870 PROSPECTUS 1870
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Published Dali, Trl Weekly and Weekly
The Great Radical Republican Organ
and the leading Newspaper
OF the West.
Cheapest ana Best FamIl! Paper in the Land.
'lIshed Daily Trl.weekly and Weekly

THE HcAGo TRlB' NJ Is emphaticaly the people's
Advocate. 1t Is opposed TO monopues rings and
com binations OF all kinds II has no Interest, or
alliances art from those Of the or public TO whose
friendship and patronage II Is ind bted for the meas
ure + prosperity IT enjoys. distinguishing charac
terislc OF the CHicAGo TRihuSg is, that II always
boldly takes the INITIATIVE on important public cues
tons, and waits for time and reflection among the
people TO prove that il is right
HE ISSUES.
1t seems to be morally certain that with the eytinc-
ton of slavery aud It's adjuncs AID the ratification
OF NE Fifteenth Amendment, questions relating to
the Public Debt, AK tion, and the Currency will be
ruing ana governing issues upon which the country
VIII be divided. 1t is proper, therefor to indicate
the views Of those questions which which THE THIB.
uNE will maintain and defend 1t holds
l. That an irredeemable and uctua,ing currency
is the most expensive injurious and oppressive form
OF circulating medium for all Glasses Of people except
Ing only the specu ators and stock gamblers.
q Ihat the credit of the nation Is its most yalu.
able POSSESSION and that theelors Of the government
should be constantly directed TO the Improvement of
Its credit to the end that its bonded debt may be re-
funded at love- rate of interest.
g. That with the restoration Of the public credit,
the hus ness of banking should be made free subject
to the safeguards hich are now or NAV hereafter be
prescribed by law.
a. That all taxes imposed upon the people be ad-
nsted solely with view to the raising of revenue for
the government, and that there should be II material
ana speedy reduction In the exis ing rate of taxation
both under the eternal revenue and tariff systems
AS A NEWSPAPER
THE TRIBrFE claims pre-eRinence aanong West.
etH Journals. 1t expends more money for news
than an, other publication west of New York II
maintains corps of correspondents and special
reporters equal In number and Intelligence to those of
any New York paper, and by liberal use Of the
telegraph, IL is enabled to ing before Nestern read.
ers all the news OF the day-politica comercial, and
misce !aneols-two ddyS cartier than any Eastern
journal.
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R. D. PuIford,
DIR U GGIST
HIGH STREET, MINERAL PoiAr, WISCONSIN.
ESTABLISHED IN 1S43.

Offers to this COM
munity a large as
sorlment Of Drugs,
& h e meals, Patent
Medicines, Pomades,
Perfum cry, Hand
kerchief Extracts,
CoIognes, ii air and
Tooth Brushes. Toilet
Soap, Combs, Scis-
so.s, Pocket Cutlery,
Lamps, Chimreys,
l. q III p L lAlnS,
Clio hes, and in fact,
everything appertain-
ing to a First-Class
Drug Store.
Also, offer special
Inducements in w hite
Lead, Oils, u aints,
Putty, Varnishes and
Window Glass.
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Taken Up--Stray Heifer

DY the subscriber In the town Of linden on or about
ID the LIST OF june 1869. One yearling Refer. All
red. No artificial marks.
WIN. y. VIVIAN.
Linden, Nov S0th 1869. 4S.4s
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AGRICULTURAL DEPARTING; T


THE WEEKLY tribune will have the services OF its
well known correspondent inral and will, in ad.
dition. contain weekly summary OF agricultural In.
telligence relating t. the latest and most approved
methods Of cultivation, and all the SC sntic search
and practical eriments whose results are Of value
to an agricultural horucural and stock raising com
munty living upon the rich prairie lands II the est.
NE FEATURES.
On the LIST OF January next, several important
changes and inpro eeeHtS VIII be made In the pub.
licatun Of lHE WEEKLY CHICAGO ThBuNE Increased
attention will be gveh 10 its literary and agIecut.
tutdL depdftiaeHts. The news OF the week both
local and general will be carefully rewritten and
condensed down to the hour OF going to press and
each number will contai original editorial and liter.
AIRY matter hich vii appear in no Their edition of
1Ht TRlBUNE. 1t Is the determination Of the publish
to make 1t second to no journal in the Unite
States as "a family paper, ana in order 10 place IL
thin he reach OF every Farmer, echanic Business
Man and Family in the " est, We have made the fol-
lowing extraordinarily low schedule Of prices for nbs
which, considering he SIZE OF the sheet and the
amount Of reading matter that 1t contains, makes The
TRlBUAE the cheapest paper In he United states
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
ance, were passed.

America in Relation to Irish EnligratioJ..
BY John Francis Mcguire.
We have received from the publisher, Mr.
Patrick Donahoe, Boston, a copy of lee
ture recently delivered in Ireland by John
Francis Mcguire, M. p. for Cork. The
truths Incorporated in this little publica-
ton are invaluable, and coming from such
gifted gentleman, whose travelled expert
ence enables him to speak knowingly,
should be pondered by every emigrant. To
DO this, means should be adopted to place
1t within the reach of every person interest
ed. The price is very low--single copies
flye cents fifty copies, 81 so; 100 copies,
81 50; 200 and upward, per hundred, So.
Irish Odes amd Other Poems. BY Aubrey
1e We're. New York The Catholic Pub
LEGATION Society.
Aubrey de We're has long been before the
public as poet, and highly appreciated /;
out it cannot be said that he represents
either Irish thought or feeling in the sense
which distinguished Burns in Scotland or
such writer's as the bards of Young Ireland
at later period. Still the present volume
contains poems that demonstrate a warm
and nOble heart. His style certainly is not,
and we fear never can be popular. Yet
the heartiest, encomiums have been be-
slowed on the, ode After one Of the famine
years. which is seu1-m0ving in it's pathos.
"DesolatiOn-ef the West, Formulation of
the Catholic University 9 building Of q
College" have exquisite beauty. The pre-
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TRE LIME

will formed the south sdO Canal street tho
precisely Mt o'clock p. NJ. ttt"75
The hne of march viii he down Canal street to Ram
up Mch street It viii proceed to the Archepiscopai
Residence. whore his Grace tho Most Rax Archbiahop
the Rev Clergy tho Vice Pesidents tho Orators Of the
fants dc Marie, and the Choir will be received and es
cored mp Chertres to Dumaine street thence to Royal
mp Royal 70 Canal thence down Charities strest to ST.
the Cathedral whore the sOlemnses Of the occasion
His Grace tie Archbissop, vim alight from his car
river, and thence proceed to the platform erected in
front Of the Cathedral which win occupied by the
Preiafe tho Rev. Clergy; the Enfants de Nre the Ora
the Committee of Arrangements, and the Choir.
jackson Square having been placed by his honor the
ments tho win be exclusively occupied by tho Ia
dies and children of whom Will be reanired that tho
possible be observed prevent the least
injury TO the etFas sesS slat iesaatS there's ---
The occupants of the Pontalba buildings respect
AseeEafE tbs
venfent and practicable. 4#a lsfis,i -
the Aaslstant MuTaniS Parish detRCI.
mont shond report Marshal for
assignment Of respective positions in line,
rosettes worn from the right and left breast.
T. A detachment Of Cavalry will he organized, under
the eOEnmand Of COL EUGENE WAGGAAAN, az 4
g. The following naIred gentlemen announced as
Aids to the Grand Marshal, viz:
W. C. G. Claiborne, q Adolph Schneider
john q. Devereux, VIM. ii. ByFne,
John r. Moore, Jr., VIM: A. Deeves.
I. II. Duanesnay, JamesJ Taritetou,
John Deaegre, w. j. Casten,
Together with the Grand Division MarshAs, who VIII
c. L. GIRARDEY,
= Grand Marshal.
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pAPAL DEMONSTRATION.

At meeting of the Catholics, held at the Morning
Star Office Saturday evening, the Sd inst, THOMAS
LAYTON, Esq, chosen President and the following
gentleme Presidents of the organizations for tho
celebration on SUNDAY, the nth inst of the Ffieth
Anniversary OF tho Ordination of His Holiness Plus IX
Gen Blanchard and Messrs Brawner, X Bourke.
George Buchsrt, Geo Eaeeher, SougerOn, Nicholas
Burke, wmT Hepp Tbos Marley. c Girafdey, Oct
De Armas, Victor Sere, Sd Bsrmudez, ALI Delery VIM
Kelly Aug+Stuart, VIM Ledinger j ohm Sporl Atlstde
DeBlano, N Chaser, VIM NcCune> Or wiendhal John
MCCARTHY and CaTaFoe.cs .-}H- ~ - =
Col. G, L. GiraTiey was epPOinted C rand Marshal
The following gentlemen have been appointed Assist
ant Vice Presidents their respective parishes.
!. Carrollton--w a Scott, -GoInmandeur Adam Fal-
kcnstein, Epgebert StsrkeD Elliott L IrayI, For
zeTingue, 7 Roman, j Trahant, Dunn.
st. Stephenr Jefferson City-John Connolly. Tllos ID
Elder Folk LagToue, TOisOn L f3TieE, " II LYMAN
e L Andre u Pochelu, G q Dugue NJ Rodrgue, W z
Freref G Easr, = u Yoisip, Ed bore, Chas Livaudgis
NJ sicard Michel chiyaly, G Fredcrichs, John
S. Heury's JEFFERSON City--F Bfauner, Jos wessine,
Schumacher Storz sr, J StOrzs jr NJ BukaTsl John
Ernst Jos Storz, John BAehr. Stns, John Gross
Alt, II Baoker, N Fuss. Kerber. 60
St Mniy,s. Fourth DistTict-Ant Werner. George Isn
ebert Geo HSrseh, Adam, Grimin 1g ATnbrnsssI, mt
Clemens Yoelker. Gerard Borg Fred Delngefs George
BrwA Carl Kumael, Floronz Pfster IF DilleRlefier,
Fred nusA Iouis Brockhaus Philip Ranch Ant Snve,
Franz VarenhOlt- ,St.}il ~
81 AlphonsusH Henry Green, c Chiarn Patrick Coyle,
Jas Heating, John L Moore Jas McGarcy, T. Conery,
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HALL OF HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AS
soCIATIoN ZOE ersseF street.New Orleans. April 4,
Ie69At tho regular monthly meeting of the Associa-
ton held this evening and motion committee OF
three appointed to draft the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted "a
Whereas 1t has pleased the Almighty the Creator Of
all things call from amongst oar late brother mem
Der, JAMES GRIfpfN;
And Whereas, That although this Aasoeiatian deeply
Der and the community respected and honsred citizen,
family kind and afieetionate husband and father,
consoled In tho belief his acts and deeds
whilst on this earth are now rewarssd in heaysn The
peat the of the Rev Father Kenny Mt ST. The
Church Mt his funeral obseques: The deceased
whose last rights celebrating, honest
good and faithful Christian daily visitor to this church
and weekly communicate. hope and trust in Goo
YOU win all follow his example.
Be 1t therefore Resolved That the Hall be draped In
mourning the space of thirty days and that the above
be inserted In the MORNING STAR and New Orleans
Times and that copy of the same be sent to the family
| of deceased.
/ MIcm- ocoSyoR, Chairman
/ THOMAS RICE, Com tee
| JoIIS Z. CoLEMAN,
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TKxs.-J. w. p1att & Co., l02 Camp strect,
have a. adye.tiasmsntin cur eolaians today wssssy 6
nppeale 70 every palate not every pure
the causc Of placing cheap and good tsss wfthn -
the .roa "a bsneyelence srounds his esn,e and she
nance s< Lady Mary Wsftiey Montague in hts great
struaklepo tie ladies win rally round Piatt Co, ans
dame an MN the bSysIy' 2 7 n T - ~
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C. G. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
dras street has beyond all comparison the chocest
stock Of literature any establishment in the South lie
is in receipt of all the latest papcrs-the following among
them. London Illustrated News, Liverpool Mercury,
Manchester Times Dublin Nation, LondaA Despatch,
London Times The Ledger, with the commencement of
American People and Citizen United Irishman, the Pi
lot Scientific american, American Artisan together
of Europe and America.
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1O2 Camp Street, Corner of Poydras,
Jobbers and Retailers Of
GREEN, BLACK AND JAPAN TEAS.
Offer to Buyers
UNsURPAssED INDUCEMENTS FOR THEIR PA.
TR0NAGE. "

No buyer seeking the Lowest Prices well the
Stock in this city afford to omit giving US
call.
The large profits which are put upon Teas by Jo66ers
brokcrs speculators wholesale uOcers, and finally by
the retail dealer have enhanced the prices OF this
Genital article Of every day life that many obliged
made speciality of Tea in business and for the
express purpose OF furnishing goods 70 buyers and
copsumcrs savingtO them of the various profits
above which inevitably be paid on all bought In
the usual way. :,
Onr Teas arc purchased for CASH, direct from I'm:
porters in New York and Boston, through buyers of
many years experience in the trade and always
bought Cargo Prices, as which offer them TO orr
CustornerH, small profit 70 ourselves
we guarantee Teas to be always fresh and pure,
TO be unrivaled their neness and decaey of favor
and to give highest satisfaction otherwise they
he returned and the money will be refunded
We call the special attention of hOusokeepera heads OF
families keepsrs restaurants and hotels and buyers
generally, TO the following
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For MARY BuREH. the wisAos r.. BENNETT.
DeaEest xfsry. thou hast len me,
And Thy loss deeply feel
But 3 viii turn - God % help me-
Hamy biceding weundp can heal
Thy father AND thy mother
WIN meet thar gentle child IN heaven
Where troubles and sgrfoWs are forever done
And potar--.6 Nj he viii snisa thee
Az wpgif6 miles a loving wife
To him iifesa toll win 10 q buSaen, -
For him there VIII DO no 10y in iife-- s
He VIII mtna thee IN the morning y
when Abe sun hns LIT the sky -
Ard when Il gains ifs oenSra
And thy true heart not to die.
And In the eyPnsng when higlaisy tolls are done,
All he turns and he finds his Mary gone.
But let the sweet thought copaele thee
o. r. That when iifeis struggle 0 sTsloser
&s UT Thou shalt meet thy angel Mary -
3 s rs In Heaven TO part no more. 81 Fs5 apii lm
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4. g. p. Robert, attorneys at law, 81 Royal
street may be safely consulted by persons who wish TO
syail themselves of able counsel The senior member
has the advantages Of experience Lifelong study and
that readiness proinptnsss which follows from con
collision with the most eminent at the barr the
Younger brings great natural endowments, highly Guilt
vated the ambition born of ability and DISCRIMINATION
to excel aud that power of application without which
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