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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-24
China.

ReHgton-The ancient Chinese adored a
Supreme Being, under the name of Chang-@5,
or ITEM and also worshipped subaltern spirits,
supposed to preside over kingdoms, provinces
cities, rivers, aud mountains.
Since the fifteenth century many of the
Chinese llierati have embraced new system !;
so that that there are two different secis. The
Lilerali-whose teneis are embraced by the
Emperor-acknowledg Universal Principle,
which they call Taxi, and offer sacrifices TO
the spiri, of their great philosopher and legisa-
Tor, CoafuctuS, who was born A. NJ 3453, and
died 1925. They also pay sort Of worship
to the dead, by burning incense before their
pictures, and offering fruits. The other sect,
embracing the majority of the common people,
is that Of Fo, or Xqnca, brought TO China from
India abou, thousand years aiier the reforma-
lion by Confucus. Ii is kind Of gross idola-
try, mixed with Atheism. The priests Of this
sect, called BOnzes, are sorcerers and astrolo-
gers, and believe in the uansmigration of the
soul Some Mahometans and Jews, and few
Christians, are also found in China. America
has had, for some years, number OF Christian
missionaries there and several have gone
ihiiher since the Celestial Empire has made
peace with England We wish them all sue
cess in spreading the light of the gospel among
the counirymen of Confucius.
National character, manners and CUSTOMS
/ The Chinese are middIe-sized, their faces
broad, their eyes black and small, their noses
blunt, and turned upwards. They have high
cheek bones, and large lips. They pluck ou'
The hairs of the lower part of their faces by the
roots with w eezers, after the manner Of oul
North American Indians, leaving few strag
Cling ones as an apology for beard. They
cut off the hair Of their heads, except single
lock on the crown and in this they also re
semble our Indians. Their complexion, toward;
the north, is fair, but swarihy towards tht
south Corpulence is esteemed beauty II
men, but pGlpabIe blemish in the women, whC
aim at preserving slenderness and delicacy
of shape In this respect, they resemble on
American ladies' but in the other, our ell.
aldermen! Men bred 10 letters lei the nails o
their fingers grow 10 an enormous length, Il
show that they are moi employed IN manua
labor. The women have small eyes, plumI
rosy lips black hair, regular features, delcal
though aorid complexion. The smallness Q
their feet is reckoned principal part OF theI
beauty, which is produced by very tight banda
ges from their infancy. in consequence 9
which, they are SO crippled, that, when grow
up, they rather lolier than walk. We hop
, John Bull and Brother Jonathan will ealdrg
their understandings.
Etiquette. etiquette of Chinese polite
ness, on meeting with friends, is very cerem'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-24
Panther Hunt.

The last Sullivan County Watchman gives
an account of panther hunt in the town of
Colikoon in lha, county, on the 18th of April
The panther was shot in his den, the en-
trance of which was too small for a man to
crawl into it. A lad named William Lane arm
ed himself with Spanish dirk and hunting
knife. and in he crepl, and soon buried the axe
in the head, and the throat of the lerocious
beast, which soon put an end TO his struggles.
He then hauled out the panther, which measured
9 feet inches from his nose to the end OF his
TAIL The editor thinks this throws the story
of Old Put and The WOLF entirely in the
shade.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-24

May.
BY WILLIAM H. BURLEIGH.

The sweet, voluptuous May
Is here at length-through all its sunny hours,
Over the grateful earth to sprinkle flowers
In beautiful array;
And clothe with deeper verdure hill and plain,
And give the woods their glory back again.
No bird whose swelling throat
Quivers with song, or whose extenden wing
Fans the soft air, but cheerlier doth sing
And on the breezes float,
Odors from blossoms which the Suns caress
Hath woke to life in field and wilderness.
The shimmering sunlight falls
On mount and valley with softer sheen
And 10 the orchards, newly clothed in green,
Lift up their coronals
Ofhowers bright-hued, or shaken by the breeze,
Rain fragrant blossoms from a thousand trees.
The green and tender maize
Pierces the moistened mould; and from the air,
And from the sunshine, gather strength to dare
The sultry summer days
With care the farmer tends the fragile shoot,
And, hopeful, trusts the future for his fruit
Out underneath the sky
Where the free winds may toss their sunny curls,
FrolIc the happy children--boys and girls
In sinless revelry;
While Nature smiles, approving on their play,
And lambs and birds with them keep holiday
All gentle things rejoice
In the calm loveliness around them spread,
Green earth beneath--the blue sky overhead
And with eXultant voice
Pour their thanksgivings to the Lord OF all,
Who marks an Empires or spaIows fall.
Then welcome, bonny May,
With thy soft sunshine and thy fragrant flowers,
Thy balmy breezes and thy laughing hours
The glad years holiday
With grateful hearts thy presence will we bless,
And in thy gifts rejoice with thankfulnessI
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-24
STROUDSBURG
IRON AND BRASS
FOUNDRY.

The subscribers take this method 10 inform
the public generally, and MilIers and Farmers
that they have taken that conyen-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-24
A Warning

A Mr. Blindman, pilot on flat boat on the
Ohio, recently saw a most wonderful sight IN
the heavens. He was watching eagerly the
comets tail, when all at once, he saw the tail
curl up, and form in big letters. the word
PAY
He didn't pay much attention to it; but in a
few minutes he looked round again, and saw
distinctly, in the same place, the word
THE
Astonlshed at this, he ran below to inform the
captain and when he got back, and looked up
at the tail, he found that it had changed again,
and had formed the word
PRINTER.
Whereupon the captain marvelled greatly, aud
did resolve Instantly to heed the admOnition,
and as soon as they got home to pay the print
er. We wish good many could see that sight,
and profit by H.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-24

"Oh, ma do You know Pm nert to the head
in nv class a, school Z" "Dear child your
pa will be so delighted My dear husband do
you hear that! Henrietta IS next to the head
Of her class ~ I" "Indeed, my love, am very
glad to hear il; pray, Henrietta, how many ate
there in your class % "Two, papa" /"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-24
PRINTER.

One Of the papers states that the Boston Ia
dies are holding lemonade parties. A punch
bowl of water is provided, which is swee'ened
by the young ladies all placing their lips to the
brim The old maids then look into it, and the
lemonade is "done did,"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-24
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Philadelphia, May 3. 1873 lot.
WOOL CARDING.

The Carding Machines AT BIDDIs' Mill, hav-
ing been thoroughly repaired and put in com,
pIeie order, will be in operation this season,
under the superintendent of Mr.. BUCKLEY,
first rase workman. All persons having
Wool 10 Card, can have i, done at The shortest
notice and on reasonable Terms. The subscl-
bers respectfully solicit a share Of public pat
ronage, and pledge themselves 10 use every
exeriion 10 give satisfaction.
BiDDlS & BUCKLEY.
Milford. MAJ /, 1S43.
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VOL. A.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SCHOCIE & KOELOCk.

TERMS-Two dollars per annum in advance-Two dollars
and quarter, half not paid before the end of
the wear Two dollars and half Those who receive their
nape bv carrier stage drivers employed by the propre
Tors will be charged 81 l-2 cts rer year, extra.
No papers discontinued until all arrearageS paid except
al the option of the Editors.
uAdyertiseents exceeding square sxteen inesl
in be inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five
for every subsequent insertion larger ones in proportion
liberal discount will be made TO yearly advertisers
UPA letters addressed to the Editors must be post paid
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Wrought ErOEs EEf
April 96, 1s43.
M % II i G ~ !,

Petition for Discharge and Certificate un-
der the Bankrup, Law, has been filed by
Abraham Marsh, Weaver, Monroe,
And Friday the 28ih day of July next, at
II O'Clock, a. NJ. is appointed for the hearing
thereof, before The said Court, sitting IN Bank
rupicy, al the District Cour, Room, in the City
OF Philadelphia, when and where The Creditors
OF the said Petitioners, who have proved their
Debts, and all other persons in interest, may
appear and show cause, if any they have, why
such Discharge and Certificate should not be
granted.
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
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HPPAY UP. PAY UP!!lGII

subscription, advertising, job work, or other
wise, are hereby requested TO make immediate
payment, and save costs Since his co-par-
nership with Mr.. Kollock, a sci of neec books,
for the firm, have been opened, and ii is there
fore necessary that the old books should be set
lied up. His pecuniary concerns also imperi-
lively require him 10 cali upon all who are in
arrears 10 make immediate seltlemert
THEODORE SCHOCH.
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5PROUDSBUR0f
FEMALE SEMINARY.

The Autumn Term of this Institution COM
menced on the seventh day of November, under
the superimendance of Miss A. Ne. Stokes,
and is now open for the reception of pupils.
The branches Taught in this Seminary are
Reading, Writing, Geography, Grammar, Rhet-
ORC, Composition, History, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Botany, Logic, Mathematics, DrdU-
ing and Painting, the Greek, Latin, German
Languages, &c.
The Seminary being endowed by the State,
instruction is afforded al two dollars per quar-
ter. inclusive OF all the above branches.
Board can be obtained in respectable fami
lies on reasonable terms.
The Trustees with full confidence commend
the Stroudsburg Female Seminary 10 the pat
runage of the public.
JOHN HUSTON. President
of the Board of Trustees.
December IA. l8l2.--tf.
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Foundry and Machine Shop,

adjoining Jacob Slngmasler's Tannery, and
would be thankful for any patronage extended
towards them, and respectfully announce that
they are prepared to execute all orders in their
line of business in the best manner and with
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-24

A poe, in the ST, Louis Ledger speaks 0,
The " ily legs Of ladies'" This Is poe'icai
license" The lldes ought not 10 tolerate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

HTIRGlNlA-ls CHAscERy-AI rules held IN
the CIefks Office uithS Circuit Superior Couu
81 Law and Chanrery ior Tie county Of OhiO ~
the uipnih Of August, ls43.
John Ell Complainant.
against
John y Bayle.s, and Rohcrl g woo'.. defendant.
The defendant. Boy les. not having entered bis
appearance end giycu security according o. Ire net
az Assembly mod he rules oi thts court md nppea-
ring by satisfactory pruyi that be b. uot 900 iuhabu.
mt ui the Commouv ealth oi Virguis.--On motion
Of the complainant hy counsel q - urdered ihai SAID
efendant apoenr here uu Ihe rsi day 81 The next
term Of thl~ court, and answer said complainant
billiard hat a copy Of Ibis order be forthwith IN
seried IN some newspaper printed IN the CITY "i
Wheeling fOr two months successiyely, end Issled
~ The front door Of she CONT House Of OHIO county
copy tesis AIHX r IAIDLFY. CLERK
ti1yJ fsr C0mpt aug II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29
BOOT SHOES
MARKET g S2sAskS3 >

StIGN OF THE BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT
- "A TODD has Just received large md
ccmp rte assortment oC the following Goods which
are uG the best quality. and VII! be- sold low fnr
cnsh NJ he ROOT. 81 OF AND BONNET IIOUSE
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf and Morocco Bouts, eWed. city made.
de do de- pump cole
Kin; Calf and Thick Boots.
Geutlemens' fine cnifand Morocco shoes Of the
latest style viz:-Biddles. Unions. Downings, Web.
-icrs Calf md Morocco Dancing Pumps. Tnvern
Slips. aud wafer proof over shOer; also, Kip aud
Thick Brognrs Of al kinds.
LADIES SHOES & BOOTS
Fine black cod and bronzed KID Slippers Of
different kinds. Village Lace. Paris Tee. BnskiSs
Jefferson Ties fine strap and tie Kid Seal. Morocco
and Colt walking shoes, white md black hid and
SATIN Shippers black asd cold Silk and Lasting
Gnitess. water proof Cur lined Over shoes
MISSES g. CHILDRENS' SHOES.
Fine city mpdr Kid and M"rocro Slippers. KID
Seal and Calf walking Shoes, Morocco and Calf
Lace Boot. black and cn'd Kid B'tskn-. black and
coi'd Victoria Callers Kid, Cali and Morocco Ankle
Ties.
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETs
Fine Plain aud Wave Florence Braid BOineis.
English and American Straw do. Cypress. Willow
ard Lawn d., Gentlemens' Fine Leghorn. sjaQle
and double hrim Summer Hats. imitation Panama
or Orleans Hats Boys and ChilJrsns' LsghOrn
and Palm Leaf Hats ~ everv variety.
LEATHER
Spanish Country Snle Kip and Upper Leather.
Calf Kd. Goat. Binding and Lining Skins Of the
best quality Also pretty respectable sprinkle Ut
DRUGS AND MEDICINES Just call 1T the
Sign the BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT. south
Eud or Market Squaie. msy Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29
INSURANCE,

LNIRE &MARINE INSURANCE-Th-re ar
two situations only in which individuals can
be placed, where they adequately appreciate
the value reinsurance. These are, Will. -tand-
ing upon the RUNS of their property, ..ther
receiving from an Insurance office the toll a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps bv a drsolate tam
ly, lamenunR 'hut stupidity aud folly which haC
taxed to provide for such a contingency.
ATkIN SUN, Agent of the PtSOTEC ZION
INSURANCE co OF HARrEOnD, CONN
will take RISKS on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, DC, together with Their
contents, such az furniture, merchandise, ma
cnlntrv. and everyothcr description Of Insurabie,
property Also, steam, keel and Hat boats
aud their cargnes to and from any port on the
Western Waters.
Hotel. ian 1, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

NTIRGINlA-ln Chanrrry-Ar rnes held in the
Y Clerks Office ui the Circuli Superior Court Of
Law aud Chancery Tor the County Of Ohio i'm
the month of August, Isi5.
Henry Tiffany, e. Complainant,
against
richard Simrs Horny Moore. Mark Douglass.
The General Insurance Company of Mary aud,
Daniel Lamb, Hall ~ 60. W. .. ~ A Murdoch
Brown IL Muncasier John Ialehart, TIFFANY,
Duvsll ~ Co. Y. ). Elder 81 Son. J & r Wood
* Co. Weber Il Kendall Alfred Horner, Hor-
Rer * Hall. Robert MGregOr& Co. WIN. Dull
" q Co. Sea d Remington, Eyefly u Kees,
The Merchantr' g. Mechanic > Bank of Wheel
lns, The President, Directors aud Company f
the Belmont Bank of ST Ciairsv llp, Alex lnder
T. l. Iley. Samuel Mcclure, Redick NJ See
John List lm>s n. Forsyth. hn r.. Clark
Sad the North Western Bank Of Virginia.
Defendants.
The Complainant aving f ed an snI nded and
supplemental bill, and the Defendants, the Gene
raj Insurance Company of Maryland Thomas W
Hall, Carter A. Hall, and Isaac II. Long, uaTt-
MhTdock, Alexander Murdoch, partners under
the hrtn of w +. # A. Mur!ock. Brown & Mum
sll ), Eide aud Francis, W. Elder, partners uu-
Ger the firm of b. ). Elder * Son, James Wood
Thomas Wood aud john Wood, partners under
the firm OF J. & Il. Wood e. Co J.hn wcher O.
Henry Kendall, partners under the firm of Web r
" Kendall, Alfred Homer, Honcr aud Hall,
Robert M'Grsgur d-CO. William Duty and Geo
W NJ clelan, Planners under the firm Of William
Dulty u, Co. Sea Is r. mInRIon, Wllhum A.. r.,
srly ald bartholomew Rees, partners under the
hrin OF EVERY y kees, and The President EIreci-
ors ana Company Of the Belmont Bank OF st.
Clairsvills, NOT having entered their appearance
ana giVe9 security according Ia the act OF As
senhiy aud the rules Ot this court and u appear
ing by sa hSactOry proof that they arc not Inhab-
ltants of tins cnmmonwe alth,-On motion ot
by counsel, II Is ordered that they
no appear here o. the first day Of the next tern
Il ms court, and answer the cnmnlainautS orr.
gnal. am, nded aud supplemental bulls in tins
cause-and that a copy OF this order be forthwith
rs ried IN some newspaper printed IN the CITY Of
!" cling for two months successJvelyand posted
a. thei 'front.' door OF ne court house Of Ohio
.'ounty A copy-resie.
ID. X. Aug lI-sw ALE-N. T. LAIDLEY, OK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

NlRGIMA-lS CHANcEWY-At rules held m
' the Clerks OiIire nf tie CIrruit Superior Conr
"f Law and Chsncerv lOr the County Of OhiU. m
munth ofAugusi 1919.
The Merchants aud Mechanics hank Of Wheel
Ing Complainant,
dg0iust.
Charles Ensell. Fra ncIs Pluukctt, SObieski Bra
dy Sturley Cuihbert, GeOrEe Dulty, Samuel
Neel, John Richie. platOh Eaue, Archibald
Woods, High Sheriff Of Ohio County, and as
such, administrator 0f Thomas } v. PentDnsy
decreased, Charles -. KNOX, Francis 9 Camp.
md Lewis LafOWguc, Jacob Fulmer. George
warner, villa Fisher, Robert Shields,
'fcars2u Serrell William n. Bernard, &. Will
i'am hahn, Joseph Junkin The North Western
ndhh OF virginia. Joseph HlTgfavc Zachar iah
Jacob. samuel Farmer. Executor Of the last
WI and Iestam Of Frederick Farmer. de-
ceased, james ". Stewart. John p lut ketf. 10.
scph Junkin' IT, and George W. clutter,
w rr.- ,,tt Defendants.
Fulmer, Warner, Fisher, Shields Serr.Ii a.
uard, Hahn, Joseph Junkin' ssnr. Hsrgr,11. -
Joseph Junkiu jr. not having entered tbeIr M.
J-.aranCe and given security, according t1 tLs
Hci Of Assembly and the rules offhis court ,Dd
it appearing bv satisfactory proof that they are
not Inhabitants ~ the Commonwealth Of Vir.
siuia.-On motion Oft complainant by counsel
fis ordered that they do appear here on the FRS
dAv OF ihe next term Of thIscOuft and answer the
commandments bill, ard that a copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted iH some newspaper printed
I'M the city OF wheeling, Tor two months success
1vsly and posted al the front door Of The cour
fo ~ R T, oa 10 u4RI,Ex TLAiDIRY, CTE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

"a IlRGINlA-IN CHANcERY-Ai Rules h-ld Iu
v the Clerks Ollie of the Circuit Supsfiur
Court oi Law and Chancery hr the County al
Ohm, in the month uf August. lS43.
Austin Peay aud William W Ross compliments
against
Henry Morton and Henry Moore defendant%.
The defendants not having entered hcIr nppea
rance and given Security according 10 the act %
Assembly and the rules of this rourt. aud IL ap'
peariny by satisfactory LroOf that they are not
Inhabitants Of the Communicable Of Virginia.
O4 molten Of the Complainant by couuse; IL ~
Ordered that sad defendants do appear here on the
hrst day of the next term of this court; and an
swer said "OmplRinants bill-snd thst n copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted IN some newspa-
per printed IN the civ Of Wheeling for two months
success sIvelY, and posted nj tAe front door Of the
Court House of OHIO County. copy teste.
ALEX T LAIOLEG clerS.
Nelson 70 Compt aug ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

NyIRGINIA--iN CHANCEEy-At Rules held IN
the Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Superior Iuu
of Law and ChaucPry for The county Of Ohio 90
the month sc August, 1913.
X 'beri Woods Complainant.
agana
John q Bnylcss and John Euh defendants
Toe defendant Bayless nat having entered his
appearance add given security according Ia the act
Of Assembly and the rules ct hs court, and 1t Appea-
rug by satisfactory prouf that be Is inhabitant
.of The Commonwealth Of Virginia. On muiiuE of
tie complainant 10y counsel, u - ordered that satd
defendant do appear here The first day Of the
next term Of this court, AID said complain
ants bill-and that copy ofIhs order he forthwith
inserted IN SINE Newspaper printed in the city ui
Wheeling Tor Iwo inunths success lively. and posted
at the font duUr 81 the Couu lluuse Of Ohio county.
= copy iesle, ALEX L LAlDLEY, Clerk.
Good Tor CUmp'l aug ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

Va lRGlNlA-IN CHANcLRY-AI rules held in
the clerks office ni the Circuit Superior Court
ui Law aud ChancSry tur the county vi OhiJ ia
the Mrnth of August 1913.
Francis r. Armstrong, Administrator de bsHiS
wIh the will annexed of Noah Zune, late OF OHIO
county, deceased. complainant
against
EIy Dorsey and Mary l., his wife. late Mar l..
Zinp. anI y lpw at SAID Noah Zlre decreased.
M,ry NJ. \ Zane. widow and AmInIsrrniII Of
Ebenezer Zane. late uf Ohm county deed, and
T. imund PlaInf ZanH, Eugene Zane, and Mary
AunH Znc. infant children and heirs NJ law oi
the EnId Ehenrzrr Zane deceased, and PiatnH
Zane Hampdeu Zane, james G.. Johnston ard
SIpha his wiie William w. Shuver and
CHrnine his wIle. James A. M'Leau and Alary
thus wife. wIllI1m Pits and Elizabeth has wife,
and Lurnelui Zane. which said PaloH llnmpd ~,
Sophia ,husI,u. Caroline shaver. Mary NIL -.
Elrzlbeth Puts AMI Conelia ZIu~. and together
with the said Ehenrzer Iauc, hcrns chidten
heirs at law and devsees at the sati N"ah Zane
decreased. and he sand Mary l.. r-ey, who Iu-
gelher with the sid Eheurzer Zane. the
Trustees uG ClaudIue Robinson, aud the said Clnu-
dine Robinson. defendants.
The defendants Hamplpu Zane. and James G.. john
aud Sophia has NIierruI having entered then
HppeHra and given security according iu the aci
assembly and the rules "f this cunt, aud % NE
pearng 10y satisfactory Prnot that they mot iiha b
tlnIs of the commonwealth at V'rgnma,-Oh mnIIuu
ul the plaIuauI W counsel. ordered that the
siId defendants do appear here Gu the first day at
The neXI of this court, Hnd answer the
,anI cimplnrnunIs hill aud that cOIy at this
der be orrhNlIh inserted ia snrne newspaper prrnI-
81 ~ the cit, of Wheeling Tor 'wo mouths success
sNely. and pasted al the trout door oi the cLurI
house OF Oh:u county. cpIv trs'@
ALEX. T. a AIDLEY, cle:k.
Nelson, for comp'L aug. III