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TO practice, took high stand as lawyer.
For several years he had an extensive prac-
tice at the Cumberland bar, till he was call
ed to occupy his present station. Lie i
the author of several works, which rank
high among our ablest lawyers.


What young man will fold his hands and
slumber, when by active excriion he can
take high station, and be eminently use
fiil among his fellow men! Up and doing
lose not day nor an hour in sloih, and
there is no position too elevated that you
may not reach.-Porfland Times.