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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07
The intrepid widow.

The annals of the Cape of Good Hope make men
ton of great number Of women who have Distinguish
ed themselves by acts Of nepdty that might do honor
to the most resolute of the other sex.
The tragical fate of widow who lived upon a re-
mote plantation with her two sons the eldest Of whom
was above eighteen years of age still afforded sub
ject of conversation at the Cape when arrived there
One obscure night she and all her family being ava
kened by the kicking and believing OF her oxen and
cows which were in an enclosure not far distant every
body flew 10 arms, and hastened towards the place from
Which the noise proceeded When they reached the
spot they found lion which having got over the poles
was making dreadful devastation among the cattle and
resource was left but to enter the enclosure to invest
The ferocious animal and kill him. None of the people
or Hotentots OF this woman had, however, sufficient
courage to try this expedent and even her two sons
would not venture to present themselves before The fero
cious beast In this dilemma the intrepid widow enters
alone, armed with suhe, and penetrating to the lion,
which on account Of the darkness was scarcely percep
tibe, she discharged her piece but unluckily the ami
NAL being only wounded darted upon with the utmost
fruy, gnd threw her down. On hearing the cries Of
their mother the two children hasehed to her relief
having become desperate at this hoid sight while the
formidable lion was engaged with his prey they fell up
on him, and strangled him, though ON the mangled
corpse Of their mother Besides several deep wounds
which She had received in her throat and several parts
Of her body the lion had torn off one Of her hands
bove the wrist and devoured it. Every possible asss
lance was Immediately given her. but she expired that
evening in great agony amidst the uhavailing amen-
tations of her children and those assembled arounl heI
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"In this discussion the friends OF the Constitution
were known as federasts its opponents as AntFeder
alizts. Mr.. Jefferson became the Chief OF the Anti
Federal party. But new and exciting questions rapid
y arose. the Anti Federaists accusing their opponents
of secret hostility to popular Institutions assumed
the name of Republicans while these opponents claim
ing to be themselves Federal Republicans, STIGMA
TIED the ti-FederaliStS as DEMOCRATS, an
appellation assumed by the FERocIoTs JAcoBINs who
had SO lately filled France with phrenzy, Terror and
bloodshed"
Here we have the authority of one of the leading
feeerass in the United Staes that the term Democra-
cy was applied to Jefferson and his supporters as term
OF reproach The democratic party advocated the Con,
stitution with Bill of Rights defining the rights and
powers of the State Governments, but the ederalist'
were in favor of concentrating as much power as pos
sible in the hands of the General Government
Again, Mr.. Bradford in his history OF the Fedora
Government, after speaking in terms of uhbo6ndet
praise Of the policy and measures of the elder Adams
thus speaks of Jefferson:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07
A YANKEE TRICK.

Just before the Declaration of independence Yam
kee pedlar started down to New York to sell parcel OF
d. bowls and dishes he had made Of maple. Jonathan
travelled over the city asking every body to buy his
wares but no one was disposed to buy wooden dishes
Ithappened that British fleet was then lying in the har
Dor OF New York, and Jonathan struck upon plan o.
selling his Dishes -. r, ~. g..,4
So he got full naval uniform, by hook Or by crook
(or history doesn't tell where he goti and strung up
town morning, asked merchant if he had any nice
wooden ware that the Commodore wantepa lot for the
feet The merchantreplied thathe had none on hand,
but there was some in town. and If he would send in the
afternoon, he could supply him, sYery good" said
our naval officer, and out he went and cut Or home;
and he had scarcely doed his borrowed plumage be-
fore down came the merchant who seeing hatJona,han
hadsod none OF his wares offered to take the whole il
he would deduct Is per cent but Jonathan saddle be
darned il he didntt take 'em home before he'd take
cent less than his first price So the merchant paid him
down in gold his price for he wooden ware which laid
his shelves for many long day thereafer and JON
than rotted home in high ee at the success Of hsrick
while the merchant cursed British officers ever after
that ...3' ...e.4,sjt, .t..-{ s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07
Reading for the Farmers.
EFFECT OF THE CANADIAN TARIFF
7 10 7 ON z AAH 01AN'@AD
r- ON WHEAT,

Since the new tariff went into operation in Canada
on American wheat laying duty Of 9 cents bushel
it has nearly used up that market for Western farmers
Every Western shipping port has sensiby felt it. Per
haps none more SO than Cleveland as will be seen by
the following at g
In 1872 II - 1861 1854 "a
In 1913 29l,99l %
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07
Claws Prayers.

At the Baltimore barbecusin 1928, Henry Clay; then
Secretary of State declared that in preference to the
election of that Military ChieAain JACKSON
"He would humbly PROSTATE himself before God,
and implore his mercy to visit our favored land with
WAR, with FAMINE, with PEsritENcE, or with any 9th
er snoiwrc, WV
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07

vANITy Vanity is one Of the most selfish ofthe pas
sions. Horgnates In an inordinae sefesteem it ex-
ats those who are under its influence in their own es
nation, above all others an6 causes them to take credit
10 themselves for pretty face, fine figure, musical
voice, or awelEsarhe ancf All or either ofthese de-
sirabe possessions must be quite clear TO every one
having been bestowed without the aid oreven the know
ledge of the possessor be vain of hem or to acif
theirpossesson conleTedany honor must argue an in
teect Of very low character indeed Persons who are
very vain can hardly possessmuch moral feeling, since
they must inhe nature of the case be too mrth taken
up in the contemplation ofheir own exceencies zeal
or imaginary have much attention to besow on their
fellow creatures hence Gvain woman viii be almostaI
ways found to be insensible ohe finer feelings Of hu-
manity, and and unjust to the good qualities Of 9th
ers. ss 'rI tis'.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07

sAPAIR OF FMLLIoNAlREs.--Th The U S. Supreme Court
have decided the famous case Of General Gaines and
his wife in their favor, This makes General Gaines
wortS about $l5 6O0OOOin properly in New oreans--
herchest manin this counssy
The vastmefits and popularity Of the General and
his pretty wife, will now be discovered by the world al
large VI. .-.-E ..t..-l I. 81 -. - 80.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07

suNpIsE. The following pretty description Is by
Grace Harkaway: Ihe man thai misses sunrise loses
the sweetest part of his existence loyeto watch the
first teartbatgstens nthe eyeof morning. he silent
song The flowers breath the thrilling choir Of the wood
land minstrels, to which the modest brook rqkles ap-
plause these swcings ofthc sweetest Of Creations
matins.s i sfa gs
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"But when afterwards, he removed able and upright
men from Offices of subordinate grade his conduct soas
considered arbitrary, and partaking somewhat of the
right of prer0gaiye usually claimed and exercised by
royal princes A large portion Of the people pleas
Led because they were FLATTERED 5nt no evidence ap-
peored that they aosve benefited y change of rulers, &C.
We have thus shown from the three standards of the
whig party that their principles and their preudices
are the same those Of the old Federaliss Each one
of the authors from whom we have quoted speak in
terms Of contempt and dersion of Jefferson and hi prn
cipes, while at the time they eulogze the elder
Adams and the Sedton law. We do not accuse the
rank and file Of the Wing party Of being Federalists,
but we do say they have been most basey deceived In
in our next we will show that the leading measures Of
the whis party Originated with Hamilton and were ad.
hered to by Adams and received the undivided support
of the old Federal party. ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07
=" 1Ftoal lhs m. Vernon Banasr.
SKETCHES or FEDERALISM.

ANcIENT Federalism AND MODERN WHiooERY THE
SAME.-No l.
We have upon our table, three Of the standard works
of the Federal party, viz; sJunus on Democracy
aGgeleys Whig Almanac" and Bradlords History
of tie Federal Government written in 1910 and ded
Gated to General Harison) from which we intend pro
wing that Henry Clay and the selfstyed arhig party
are of the same stamp of Federaliss with John Adams
We have chosenhe works because they have the sane
tion of Henry Clay and his supporters. lnspeaking Of
the originOf parties Junius says e
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07
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at is we'll known fact that in the time of the elder
Adams party Of HIGH STANDING and GREAT INELU-
ENCE, existed in the Republic called FEDERALISTS,
&C. Itis also known that the passage of the Alien and
Sedton laws was the signal for the Uprising and or
ganizalion of party, which assumed The name, and
was called DEMOCRATIC, &c. With this COLOR pro-
prety TO start with, sounding their alarms, and urging
their cause they succeeded under the lead of Thomas
Jefferson in 1901, in obtaining the government of the
country &c"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07

SHAMEFUL TREATMENT OF FOREIGNERS.
We call attention to those foreign citizens now the
peculiar object OF federal hypocrisy to the following
from the N. Y Whig Express:
"FoRETGN PAUPERs AND NATURALIzATToN.-A,,m mem
ora signed by ten thousand citizens of New York CITY,
presented by Mr.. Fish in the House Of Represent
aves on Monday. It tprays Congress to alter the pre-
sent naturalization laws by an amendment Of the Con
stitution The memorial created some excitement in
the House."
Ten, thousand wings in New York denouncihg for
ges as ctizens We do not wonder that it excited SOME
interest" Shame upon the slanderers.-O Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07

THE BASknupr Law Considerable excitement has
Seen created by the publication Of Judge Brcnson's O.
pinion on the subjectot the Bankrupt Law, Judge B.
gives very strong and powerful reasons for his opinions
ofthe uSeonstitutionay ofthelaw Should've Supreme
Court Of the United States sustain this opinion il will
raise the Dev with those who thought they had their
discharge. Wewait toseea review Of this exraordi-
Aary paper.
It's curious to remark, that i was in Ohio That the
first total abstinence society was formed This
Nies, Trdnbulf.county in 1909 Or 1910, h ,,sf
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29l,99l %
$669,957 81
Decrease

The law secures the Canadian farmer fair price for
his wheat TO the exclusion Of the American, and will
stimulate them to increase its cultivation Except when
prices are very high in England, we have thus entirely
lost the Canadisn market, which has heretofore taken
wheat flour of us to the amount Of 81 900 annually
This goes to show that must extend our home mar
ket. We can depend on none other.-ROehestr Demo
crat, copied by Cincinnati Gazette.
Verify, here is scintillaton of coon wisdom which
seldom sparkles from such paper as the Cincinnati
Gazette is remarkable for two things it completely
fuses up two of the main arguments of coon tarites
that the higher the duties the cheaper the goods
that agrcularists do not need foreign market if
| they have one at home.
The Canadian Tariff is retaliatory-it was laid to
punish the people Of this country for prohibiting goods
from England The manufacturers Of this country
must be protected and to afford them their desired pro-
lection, the tariff law of 1888 was passed: as as
passed. and Engands operatives were cut off from our
markets. the Canadiah law was enacted cutting us of
from theirs. $685.
Now who is most seriously affected by this Canada
law,the mischevious result of protecting American
manufactures? Is it not the Farming portion Of COM
muny-he producers OF t1heat who, before this sys7
tenn of expressing one interest for the benefit Of another
enjoyed most Valuable market for this commodity,
and which added an impulse to the grain growing re-
gions of the entire Westl We would ask the farmers Of
the West what "aome market" they have, under our
present oppressivear which makes up for their loss
OF the one in Canada? We would like to know what
foreign market is now as advantageous as the one
| lo hoyo o;net
| Gin. Eng.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20
NEw BurrgR CHuas.-Apolication hss BEEN

New BuTTgR CHuas.--Applica.ion hss been
made, says the Cultivetur, for patent for q but
ter churn on an entirely new principle, which,
II report speaks true, ia to do away with every
other mode. The plan is 10 blow current OF
air, contained in Tin or other vessel, after the
manner of boiling by means of steam, the air be-
ing raised by machine. to be worked by hand
IN the simplest and easiest manner. By this
means the butter ia said not only 10 come in a
short space Of time, but always regularly adding
about one-half to the quality. An equal temper
ature is to be kept up By blowing cold air in the
summer and not in the winter.
SUIcIDE.-On the evening OF the 18th inst. the
body of an unknown man vas found 10 a barn on the
premises Of Mr.. James Wilcox, South Virgil Cort-
land County. He had committed suicide by hang
ing binseC
FATAL AccIDEST.-We deeply regret TO record a
terrible misfortune which has brought grief and
mourning upon two highly respected families in
our city. On Saturday aef, two boys, each ebout
10 years old, the sons of Hon. Joseph Srurgis and
VIM. P. Yonge, Esq. were amusing themselves with
sham fight With small toy cannon. Just as lit
tie Yonee applied The match to the piece, yourg
Sturgis had stopped to pick up powder flask, and
in hatposon received The charge iu his neck, eev-
erng the carotid artery and causing death in few
moments. columbus (Ga.) Times.
SAD AccIDESr.-Mrs. Wood, wife Of Capt. Cy-
rus Wood of Oxford, was drowned in the Chenango
Canal on the 9Th inst.
PAPER Mills There are at this time upp ard Of
600 paper mills in the United States, in full opera
ton with capital of Sl6,O00,0 900. and giving naiI-
tenalce to upward OF $4,000 persons.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20

Iyy- How TO GET HEALru.-Thousands Of persons con-
nuc to cure themselves Colds Coughs, Headaches Rheu
matte Affections Small Pox Measles, Costwene Influenza,
and the host those indications OF the body OF Tie blood being
i, Unircrsot PRs SO long rs any symptoms 9 deanee'
which experience hs proved according Nature, beng
ere assisting her nve man, N few days been restored to
teh who but Bandreh Pills had been SICK for months
me value Of this medicine IS beyond price.
Scd ut DR.. B.andrets Principal Office, Al Broadway 2'4
Bowery and 24 Hudson-street. MY lw
n- Great Literary Bergain.-A splendid Lite
y property seecd for sale cheap The business well
esabiyhed and profitable. Terms cash. Address E. n. W.
,his office, for particulars. nlSS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20

Great gale and storm on the 18Th Navsauon on INC
canal eosed for the
An invoice o; three tons OF Pig Copper has ar
rived IN Buffalo from Gaena. ILL.,, but hnds no
sale al that place. being crude state and 20 facilities 10
he found n Buffalo for refining it, Could be refined OF The
mines IL the opinion e the Bufalo Commercial that large
ouane would demanded that and other lake ports by
and Montreal and Quebec would participate IN
TIE trade As the Copper will be shipped to The esboafd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20

~, HEALTH! o BLESSED HEALTH! thou art above all
nj and treasure; is thou who enargest the soul and open.
s poer to receive instruction and to relish virtue
m ;hn bas these has le to wish for, and he that
have these not wants every thing beside Let
:, be thankful Brandreih's Pill will give health Get,
m these blessed Pills. which centurys use has fully etab
ned 10 be the best medicine bestowed For the
spg colds and coughs they will he found every thing
tcne is capable Of impartng. Sold ct Dr. Brandreth's
slucpal Office 81 Broadway; 2il Hudsons "a Bowcry
y.w York. and Mrs Booth Marketstreet Brooklyn; and
NIkon Jersey City. Bl9 lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20
r,or, ,bc philudelphiu spiri,s Of the Tinek

p,v,nXApLE CURE OF DrAFNEss.-Mr. P. \. Lyman, q
naefce street. was cured ot total deafness of fifteen
,tsndinc by few nsks of Dr. McNnir's Acoustic
He had shor time before returned from Roson where
had ,pent s5, had The :cnss of his taken out and
h ober experiments tired BY the faculty but without
aa' he had as spent 500 the city the faculty,
@ c wns leit the same state when they were through
NJ nv ,Sen ID despair, thought he would try one thing
he W he gave up, md procured. AT North Fifth street
set oi D McNaIs Acoustic Oh You go and ask
~ M with what result.
h se same to be had hi. City, 81 Counaut street;
-. al ner flask. Warranted.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20
NEw AMERICAN WORK.
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE AMARICAN HOUSE CARPENTER

A Treatise upon Architecture, Comics and Nfoud.
ings, Framing, Dcor.. Windows and Stair.
Together with the most moo-tat principles OF Prnciical
Geometry. large vol svo.
with 5D wood engrayinss- Ss.Io
There has been many books published this country and
England for Carpene but 10 be well ADAPTED
fe. Their improvement this. Thcse heretofore published
have been expensive for apprentices, and IN for
iourDeTmsn and English wors necessarily include rrea;
deal that y useless 10 worken out Of thai country Almost
n Of any charncer illustrated with cSsy plates this
expense the oka,en Mr. Hsteh has nvoded by EMPLOY
ing wood engraving and dong this ne has rendered much
10 the caSs for whom he hns written he ms therebT
been enabled to produce very handsome and useful book for
Carpenter IN the land tS. Y. Tribune
Published and s0r Eale by WILEY / PUTNAM.
Eron
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20

CHICAGO, Nov. 1l.There but ve-y little grain arriving
The higher Notch for winter Wheat i. G. cent fo The bezt
sample. IS n6O !. the range for Spnng.
CLEVELAND, November 1i-Cnna-Receip Up 10 o'cock
NJ $3.50 bushels Wheat, o bushels Com and 244 bbls
Flour
small sale OF Flour SO 75 boat lead of Wheat sold
at 10 cents; and 100 bushels sold c: y cents.
ALBASY, Nov 15There considerable demand for Flour
oday with better feeling than Saturday We report sales
OF cargo Oak Orchard nj "a 62s; DO Medina Eas
nj % and part cfa cargo Stafford e. Inquiry bnsl
and slight decline these quotations, which the top
the market would ensure large suies There no sales Of
Barley, which H the quotations OF Saturday No sales of
Hops. Rye is worth 81 n CSC.
The receptS Saturday were Flour ii 9i bbls Pork l2
do Beef go do Ashes 9 do Cheese 92 SO TBS: PntteY
10 so do; Wool 900 do Wheat 3bushes Barley AS do
AUGUSTA, GA Nov l3Tbe Cotton Market durinc ,be
ees particularly to-day been dull with Limited
demand and prices tending downwad-whch nost persons
N nntIcipa;an of large think 90 st lower
We quote extremes except for very fine Article of The old
CROP at u 5i4 cents; principal sales Al q cents
HAVANA, Nov. 7th.-CochiDeal, in dep none; Coffee no
stock Honey, little left Molases, keg So gallons ia Az
scarce: Sugars, assorted half white l0 and half brown
81 6s, white alone 1872 yellow 81 ~ brown alone
90 o4, Cucarucho 5s-the market active and pur.
chases with difficulty made extreme rales Tobacco
wlndward IL 70 good supply: Wax white II l3 yellow
92 a l02. scarce.
Exchanges, 20 days-London Z l3 prern New York 90
prem.
Fregh-Clean-U States 81 per box sugar risIs nor
bag coffee, SO per hhd nolnsses.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20
cr Price Re,,uced 70 Flr,y Cent. per bot

s@s-THE TRICoPHEROUS is universally admired and
10 be the be and cheapest article for nourshng
hAlR, prevents il from falling of turning grey, pro
G and restores hair, ut late PERIOD ol he irees II
ieq and render the mos, harsh and dry hair rs so!t rs
eeiy and glossy; preserves in curl and other deoota-
81 ss,,oa. gnirpased by the summers heat violent sx,
- invaluable. lays foundation for beautiful
Iacpa office IiS Broadway, corner of Liberty street. us
& Beware OF the counterfeit sold a. one dollar. NJ lmn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20

Do You WISH TO HAVE BEAUTIFUL BLACK HMR?,-Use
he East Indn Hair Dye. from q Courtand street This
ce has obtained reputation surprising all Others
The trouble attenknn upon application OF many articles for
ire 1hs however, IS entirely remeded in the East India
e II may be applied without the ens inconvenience; it
des not make the hnr harsh. In uc there dye which
may be used with rs li,te nconvenIence ns this.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20

q, spoHs's REMEDY FOR Sick HEADACHE pleas.
- hreace ssld nj q Courtiand street, nnd certain
ID permhnent cure for nervous bilious Sick Headache,
ling - almost immediately the violent attacks
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20

The same features whch characterized the imports are ez
bbrod in the leading going by the canal toward tide
water The quantity OF Whea. especially greater than was
aver before shipped during similar period There s' how
ever marked decrease IN the aggregate o Flour sons o
as b following are the Canal Exports for the frst two
nknr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20
MARRIED.

In stonns,ou CT at the residence of s Hobart Hnckey
E.c by Rev n g. Cook. Tuesday, the 18th In,ant
uEL COPP, OF Stonington. to BETSEf CHAPMAN, OF
On Monday the 10th inst the Church Of the Assumption
in Brookyn BY Rev. ID. w. Bacon, Mr.. JOHN MITCH.
ELL TO Miss ELIZA daughter of John McNulty ESQ. n OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20

y Hats-Fan FashiOns-Now ready. u complete
SS1aen, m Of ths Fall Fashion HATS which IN Snaiy we
"a W.: Fine Mole or Silk Hats. Ss5I; Extra DO. 70 :
S'Iauon Beaver, s3 Extra Fine. s44;
opposite James street.
=. ee'' "e''''''' ~ Is ThS&Mu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20

"a. acctinn sales.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. November -.
Arcs, O'Clock st the Aucilon Room.
LARGE SALE or NEg Booxs--tn extensive sssor'neni OF
Standard Woks, School Book. Boes and Prayer hooks.
Blanks. Stationery St- m quantities 70 SOFT ne trzce
Among .hssa are 100 ,m.t2 Bibes; anslns yorks Town
sends Sios. y Burs's WORKS l Bro~p's Co1corcssee,
iev,i: psnd as,f,,ed Psysr Books 100 Ish5s asd Shss
ows, rrsct ; Hist OF Nfssor - 1isrya Works 70 Scott
Sepoleo1, Bonxaroses WIS Vavefly Novc Bychsns
Doresc Meeipe 80 -Ads' Coupsnicl, los Boy fp Char
IONS Mpvrsy Lord Biroa Wk. 10 NeCsuley Mscesaes.
%s jssss os rs aSs, SaSa1Se Mos
ingli,h ne.ouary. 'ccan Farmer. .Sears
Mis- Ianaon's WIS, 100 Pgrms Prssrss Wehsters Dcto1
Lambs Works, Family Counmertafe, y Ssturlsy A,S
Mosnems Church dstory .JefsrFons Wosks, Meks
ze, 500 Receipts Poet; Gin edited BY kcese 10 ladz Serzp
Book for l 10 Reg Souvenir os lS. Book OF EnEinh
ErsPhy, 3MeKnichi on tho Epstlcs. sc. sc.
Also varsity OF EaSlsh Ststoaery, cocssing OF Back
ramnson Boert, SEALING Wax, Port Foc., India Euber
Cold Wafer seak. Pearl Fede CaEePs Hslr Fsaci, Eve:
POINT Leads, Copyiug Books, Sc.
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 81
Books.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-20

1- To Travellers for Europe.-Wc have ior
The Improved Nautilus or Safety GdIe. Ii instantly
SA:ed by merely drawing il around the body.
The Gold Medal was awarded to il by the American lns
u, the laic Fair lis strength and efficiency have been
tested tho pas, SKINNER on the Long Island and Long
aaeh shore (nli 6t) LEARY & W.