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SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.

TTyHE undersigned keep the Depository Of the AMER
IoAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoN,--where may be had
a the publications Of the society, at the same prices
that they can be had at in Philadelphia. Catalogues
Of Sabbath School Books Persons wish
ling to purchase s. S. Libraries win please send theror-
|ders to INGRAM ~ ELLIOT, Booksellers,
march 26 Market Street, Pittsburgh.
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The WeGther--the Crops.-Since the publ
cation of our last paper, there has been a change
in the weather. On Thursday and Friday, The
rain poured down in gloriously refreshing show
ers. The whole face of nature was in rnomen
changed, as if by euchantment, Things tina
before were parched up by the burning sun anC
nIpped by severe frost, now look green and nonr
Ishlng. After all, we think the prospects of th'
crops will be rather fair
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(LFThe Mansfield Shield and Banner Of the
i lth inst, says that wheat has been sold within
the last few days at Neville, Bellevlle, and 9th,
er places in that county, for present use at 81
aour at $5 per Dbl, In Mansfield few barrels
were sold at s. 25, for home consumption. A
Huron, we learn it is worth from A 81 to OC
dollars.
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"a NYsTERIES OF LoNpoN, No. 10 and last; /;
I'VE CruiKshanR's Omnibus, vehicle for fun and
lirolic with numerous lustrations Comic Blackstone
mo- 9; Don Frolic and his ten daughters, historical
romance Of the middle ages; The Palas Royal, his
torical romance by Mancur Kruitzer, German tale,
lby Miss Lee; The Maiden, by It's. Arthur; The La
bors of Hercules, by Punch, l0illusaons Mrs PeeK's
Pudding, &c, &C., with illustrations; at
naval A. L. FRAZER'S, Stoubenyille.
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Convention at Columbus Various democratic
/ editors have expressed themselves favorable to
Democratic State Convention at Columbus, OF
I the Fourth of July. Cui bono? 1t will give the
Lawyers who may be attending the Supreme
Court fine opportunity to blow off steam. VIZ
rather think the farmers of Harrison county vii
I prefer attending 10 their harvests.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons intereste d
ii that the undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as administrator of the estate of Charles
Harding, late of Harrison county deceased. Those
having claims against said decedent will present then
legally proven for payment, within one year from this
date and those knowing themselves indebted to said
ldecedent, will please make immediate payment.
JOHN CRAMBLETT,
June4, lS45. administrator.
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NO ROAD TAX.

Y ME Commissioners of Harrison county, at their
4 present (June) session, have made no levy for
Road purposes for the year l845, on account of their
creating a fund for the purpose of purchasing
hrm and erecting buildings thereon for the use of the
poor The rate of taxation will not be increased ftom
Hast year.
By orderof Commissioners
june II II. J. EDNEY, Auditor.
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Columbian Magazine. have already re-
ceived the July number of this popular anc
beautiful monthly periodical. From hasiy
glance over its contents, VIC observe articles ricE
with glowing thoughts, from the pens Of Amor
ca'smost distinguished writer's. This number
is embellished with a plate Of fashions, two beau
iifully executed engravings-FMy Youths bes
Friend" and "Pavion and Garden Of q Manda
tin, near Pckin, China" and two pages of mu
sic. Israel Post, publisher, No. 8, Asior House
MY. $S per annum
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S. G. PEPPARD
e. M. STANTON
JAYNEs CARMENATlVE BALsAM

Is certain, safe and efectua remedy for Dysentery
Diarrhoa, or Looseness, Cholera Morbus, SUMMER
lCO OMPLAINT Collie, Gripping Palms. Sour Stomach
Sick and Nervous Headach, Heartburn, Waterbrash,
Pain or Sickness of the Stomach Vomiting, Splitting
up of Food after Eating and also where passes thro
the body unchanged, Want of Appetite, Restessness
and Inability Sleep, Wind in the Stomach and Bow
sels Mysteries Cramp, Nervous Tremors and Twitch-
aings Sea Sickness, Paintings Melancholy and lowness
kof Spirits, Fretting and Crying Of Infants and for all
HBOWEL AFFECTIONS, and NERVOUS DISEASES
This is of the most efficient pleasant, and safe
composons ever offered to the public for the
the various arrangements Of the and BOWELS,
and the only article worthy of the least confidence for
Ecuring CHOLERA INFANTUM or SUMMER COM
PLAlNT; and in all the above diseases it really acts
EEke charm.
All persons requested to try it, for without excep-
Eten is the valuable family medicines ever yet
Hdiscovered Hundreds nay, thousands, of certificates
khavc been received from Physicians Cergymen, and
amiles of the first responsibility bearing the strongest
Btestimony in its favor, too to publish. For
Gin sale Cadiz by Mclean & Knox. May 81.
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James Scott and vile,
Us. lnpartiion.

Elizabeth EaKin ct al.
Mary Foster and Elizabeth Eakin will take notice that
Ia petition filed against them the 29th day of
APRIL in the year A. d. 845, in the court of common
pleas of Harrison county, Ohio, by James Scott and
Mary Scott bis wife, and is pending; wherein the
said Scott and wife demands partition of the following
real estate to wit the northwest quarter of section six
township ten and range four in the county and state
aforesaid and that the next term of said court ap-
pcation viii be made blythe said James Scott andMary
|hs wife, for order that partition may be made Of
said premises according 10 law.
THOMAS L. JEWET,
June IL, ls45-6wl Attorney for petitioners.
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us THIS MEDICINE?' we exclaimed the other
day, tasting some of JAYNE's Tonic VERmIFUGE. 1t
certainly has of the flavor which one as
sociates with the idea of physic Children consider il
quite treat and in taxing their palates gratifed,
and their health restored at the same time. JAYNEs
foNIC VERmFUGE not only destroys worms, but carries
of the mucus in which they imbedded, and effects
radical and permanent cure. Every mother knows the
prominent symptoms of worms such as veracty lean
ness etid breath, grinding of the teeth during sleep,
paleness of the lips, itching of the nose, &c. but there
are other indications not so generally recognized
dry cough dull eyes, enlargement of the abdomen and
nany other symptoms common to other diseases, fre-
lueny denote the presence of worms. If their exis
ence is even suspected, the Vemuge should be admin
stered, because It can do no harm in any case and
may do incalcuabe good.-N. y. Tribune.
0E5- Fhe above medicine is for sale by Nc
Bean 81 Knox, Cadiz.
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ANOTHER FEMALE SPARED, AND HER
LIFE PROLONGED.

On. Duncan, Dear sir, was taken down with a se-
were cold last spring, which settled upon my lungs and
lat length rendered my health delicate that my ply
sician lost all hope OF recovery. In this precarous
situation remained for months without obtaining
lany relief, the time using all the medicine that
was in the power of my physician to obtain but to no
effect. My father happened to notice publication Of
valuable Expectorant Remedy, and Immediately
procured three bottles for me. commenced using the
medicine the Sd day of last November and contin
aued its use for sixteen weeks The first bottle gave
much and caused considerable discharge Of
thick vicd phlegm and matter. After using the
ond bottle, the discharge became great that was
alarmed, buthaVng much confdencein in the medicine
continued its until entirely removed every symp
tom of disease from my lungs. am enjoying perfect
health, and feel grateful to you public bene
i factor. MARY PREBLE.
Having been acquainted with Mrs. Preble for several
years, and knowing her delicate situation, feel he
sitation of endorsing the above seeing her
sal in meetings hoping that others aboring under
allicons Of the lungs may restore themselves by the
same medicine. S. NJ. MCDOWELL,
OF the Methodist society," Cincinnati.
Call upon the Agent, Mr.. w. B. Beebe, Cadz, where
3you may learn of many that have been performed
4 by Dr. Dancan's Erpectofant Remedy.
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DO hereby Eorewarn all persons against purchasing
or trading for note of hand, given by to David
Shrver for 81 90, dated the 2gth of February, lS4l,
payab le eight months after date; as am determined
not to pay said note unless compelled by lawt hav-
ling been lraudulently obtained. JACOB CERT.
may IA, l845. 4t--pd.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

OF What now becomes of Professor EsPY'
Theory of Storms? One of his principal argu
ments was that great fires invariably produced
rain. There has been an immense number oI
fires this season, and many of them very large
ones, too, and yet no clouds sprinkled the eartl
with moisture. We see ii stated that Professo
E. is about giving course of lectures in Pitts
|burgh. Ifso, we hope he will explain the rea
son why the great fire in that city was not fol
lowed by the least rain.
Indiana Moncg.-Thc ST. Louis New Eta hal
IAN article in which 1t is recommended to com
|mercial men to send the State Bank of indiana
|homeward, on the alleged ground that its circula
tion is altogether too large for safety.
Pittsburgh Post.
An immense amount of paper on the Stat'
Bank of Indiana, particularly $5 bills, is now il
circulation in this vicinity. The holders ha'
better look out for number one.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18
EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

III ME undersigned have been appointed and quail
I fed as executors of the estate Of James Halle
|sr, deceased late of Harrison county, Ohio All per-
sons indebted to said estate requested to make i'm
mediate payments and those having claims against the
same required to present the to said executors
Illegally proven, within one year from this date.
ELIAS LOWMILLER,
JAMES HAZLET, jr,
may 2Sl Executors
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

The good things cfthis rorId. Our excelen
friend, JOHN MARTIN, Esq, of Green township
asst week presented US with basket full of mos
delicious eatables, for which he and his worth,
lady will be pleased 10 accept the thanks of thC
Editor and the Editors 'better half" May the,
live to good old age, and be blessed with healtl
and plenty
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

We stop the Press to announce the painful in
telligence of the death of Great and Good
Man. GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON
1.-The Patriot, the Statesman, the Warrior, the
Christian is no more! The whole American Peo-
pie will mourn in consequence of this event
there will be weeping throughout the land, as for
the death of dear friend. Political animosty
will now cause.-the tomahawkc of party will be
buried. -and Gen. Jackson will live in the hearts
of his countrymen, like Washington, Jefferson
and Franklin. We have not time or space to
say more this week. AS a testimonial of regard
for the death of Gen. Jackson, we clothe this
days paper in deep mourning.
We copy the following from the Nashville
Banner of June @:
GENERAL JACKSON DEAD!
We learn just as our weekly paper is going tc
press that GENERAL JACKSON died at the
Hermitage yesterday, Sunday. Sth of June) a
rs o'clock, P M. He had been in feeble health
as our readers are aware, for long time, and h'
Sdsease, which was accompanied by repeated he
morrages of the lungs, terminated in dropsy
We understand that he preserved his intellec
Ito the last, and that, in his dying moments, hc
R REQUESTED that he should be buried in an unos
5lentatlous manner and without any military pa
Hrade. His funeral will take place at the Her
amitage tomorrow (lOth instanD at IL O'Clock
Ia. M.
q We hear that the Mayor and Aldermen of tlc
Htown have requested that the citizens shall NEE
#this afternoon at o'clock, to take into conside
Grafton the most appropriate manner of testIfyin!
gthelT respect for the distinguished dead.
q The Louisville Democrat says.
4 General Houston landed at Nashville, at hal
5past six, on Sunday evening, and set off in hast
sto the hermitage, but was met by the physician
gwho informed him that the General was n
Hmore!
4 We received this intelligence from Col. J c
kEldredge, who accompanied Gen. Houston lron
hTcxas, and who is now on his way to Washing
aton City.
4 The simple announcement of this moancho
sly, though long expected event, will excite tn
Hdeepest emotions in the hearts of the Americas
Hpeople. The memory of Jackson belongs t
Shis country. Her history will contain the rec
Cord of his valuable services--his sterling pa
Hriotism-and a nations gratitude will be hi
gmonument.
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lVNTALL PAPER--An excellent assortment just
wv received from New York city, and for sale re-
lmarkably cheapa A. L. FRAzER'S Book store.
iune lb Steubenville.
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CADIZ, OHIO.
GA citizens meeting was called on last sa

WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JUNE Is, ls45.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given to all persons indebted Is
Y the estate of Margaret Robb, late Of Athen:
township, Harrison county Decd that the qndersign
therefore, knowing themselves to be indebted to sait
estate, are required to make immediate payment; and
those having claims against the same will present
them, legally proven, within one year from this date
JOH MCCULLOUGH,
NAV 81 i45 Administrator
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DEATH OF
GEN. JACKSON.

''Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to wither at the north winds breath
And stars to set-but all,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, oh deathp'
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THE ESTATE OF ELIZABETH LAFFERTY.
|NoTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
In been appointed and qualified as administrator
the estate of Elizabeth LafIerty, lateof Harrison Co.,
Ohio, decd. Dated at Cadiz this 2Ist day Of May,
IA D. 1s45. WIN. B. HAMILTON.
NAV % 3W1 Administrator
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

0EHFThe Mt Vernon Democratic Banner, the
Grst paper to suggest the assembling ofan Edito
rial Convention in that place, has, in advance
the Convention sine die, and suggest.
hat the editorial corps, and the democracy ge
neraIIy, assemble at Columbus, on the Fourth Of
July, to adopt an uniform line of action for thc
coming contest.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

The importer Of Btoodhouads, Richard X
sCall, was the coon candidate for Governor Of
Florida. In 1910. the coons made prodigou
fuss about those same blood hounds, said Cal
was democrat, and charged Mr.. Van Burel
with all his inhuman transactions in Florida. w,
now call upon the federal editors to set this mat
4 ter right, and not call Richard X. Call demo
Scrat any more.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

Important Dccision.-It has been decided by
Judge Nelson, that if the proprietor ola new in
lvention sells one of his articles before he has ia
ken out his patent, ne thereby loses his exclusive
lclam: the sale is held to be an abandonment Of
jlhe invention to the public. This is new dc
acision-~the opposite doctrine having been here
atofore held at the Patent Office.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

Important Question. n.----Wl there be celebra
tion Of any kind in Cadiz on the Fourth of July
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OATSl OATSl OATS

OATS! OATS! OATS!
NNT ANTED IMMEDIATELY, on subscription to
wv the Sentinel, 100 bush. of Oats, for which the
highest market price will be allowed. Cash will be
5aid that article is preferred newspapers. june
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

0rrLord Byron was "loco foco," undoubt
iedly-a real hard money agraran, and had he
lived in the present age, would have been de
nounced as a "barn burner" by the federal edi
tors. In Don Juan, canto xii, verse iv, he says:
"Oh gold, still prefer thee unto paper,
Which makes bank credit like q bark of vapor''
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WILLIAM BOYLES' ESTATE.

|NoTICE is hereby given that the subscriber haI;
ll Y been appointed administrator of the estate OF
William Boyes, late of Harrison county, decd All
persons indebted to said decedent requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against said decedent win present them for payment e
gally proven, within one year from this date.
June Is, 1S45. SAMUEL HEALEA.
|StWAN'S Practice and Prccedents; Wilcox's Digest
Of the first IL vols. Of the Ohio Reporter for sale
lat the publishers prices by
june Isl A. t. FRAZER, steubenville.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

DATENT Medicines, of all kinds kept constant,
D on hand for sale bv J. BEALL. may ii.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

4 ITHARGE, Red and White Lead, prime quality
q for sale lowby J. BEALL may Ia.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

SUPERIOR TEAS.-20 half chests fresh Teas just
y received and for sale by ANDREWS & HULL,
April g. Steubenvlle, Ohio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

SOAP.-A variety of Fancy and Shaving Soap, from
- to 373 csnts per cake, tac ESla tttE Drug ston
of OdN EEu |may 4.
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HOW does il Happen!

Ifthe wings never prescribe any body for opin-
IONS sake, and the democrats prescribe everybo-
dy who belongs to the opposite side in politics,
how does it happen that five out of seven of the
clerks in the departments here, are federallsis!
We should like to have some of our whg mathe-
Imatcians "cypher' out that problemi if they can
U. S. Journal
That would be hard sum to cypher out. The
problem is well stated-s strictly true. and j;
the best commentary on the falsehood of whg
lgery about prescription, that we have yet seen
Statesman.
That's just what we have always said. Ever!
department at Washington city, is filled with {
batch of federal leeches,
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! 4 ARD OIL, various qualities, just received ant
] 4 for sale by j. BEALL. may IA.
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KMT WILKINS Wool Shears no counterfeits
wv and warranted good no sale, just received b
may I. MAHOOD AND GRIMES.
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COUGH SYRUP, the best med
cine extant for coughs, colds, and all lung con
plants, for sale by JOHN BEALL may IA.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

0n KEGS White Lead in Oil, a superior article
eDU for sale by JOHN BEALL. may Ia.
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|TROCERIES and Pittsburgh manufactured articles
w great variety, well assorted, for sale cheap.
may7 MAHOOD AND GRIMES.
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TNFIE subscribers have now in store and the way
from the East, general assortment of Groceries
selected wrth great care, and consisting in part of
so bags Rio Coffee 5 do st. Domingo;
do Old Government Java; Teas of all kinds;
1900 lbs Double Refined Loaf Sugar;
800 do Single do do
90 Mats Cassin; 3 bbls. Tanners Oil; 3do I'm. do
90 kegs White Lead; $50 bbls Salt
25 bbIs. No Baltimore Herring; 10 do Mess shad
10 bbls. South Mackerel; 3 do No. Salmon;
3hf bbls No Salmon;
Together with general assortment Of all articles in
the Grocery line, which will besold very low by
Steubenville, may 81 r. MEARS and Co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

T-ENTUCKY LIME for sale by
u may 28] A. F. HANNA.
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NLUE,a a superior article for sale cheap at the Dm
= stole of ]. BEALL. may IA.
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"In whose veins the tory blood
Has coursed ever since the flood"

|
They have been in Office so long, that they be
gin 10 think that tenures by which those offices
are holden are part of the jra diDino, 70
which kings and princes warmly contend. W.
think President Polk and his Cabinet will be dis
regarding the voice of the people if they do no
give every federal Office holder their walking pa
lpers forthwith Kick 'em out!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-18

SODA and Seidlitz Powders, a large and fresh sup
- ply, for sale by J. BEALL. may IA.
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New Hampshire Osa the Tariff.

The following resolutions havo been unani-
moHsiy adopted by The Senate Of New Hamp-
shire, and passed the House of Representatives
with scarce any opposition:
81. RcaoiUcd, by the Senate and Horse Of
Representatives in general court conDcned, That
IN the opinion Of this legislature. lit is tie duty
Of our general government to exterd, as far as
may be practicable, by its revenue laws, and all
OTHER means within lis power, equal favor and
protection to all the great interests Of the wheIe
Union, embracing agriculture, manufacture, the
mechanic arts, canmarce and navigation"
"2. BesoIccd, That we are opposed TO the
policy Of taxing one interest or class of the peo-
pie Of the country, for the benefit Of another in
rerost or class.
%. Rcaolccd, That we arc opposed to a Ia
r;frfor protection merely, and not fer revenue.
-. RcsoIUcd, That we arc in favor Of Il ta-
riff for revenue, slch an one as will yield a suf-
dcont amount 10 the treasury to detray the ex-
pcnscs Of the government, economically admin
istored, and, as far as may be practicable, equal
incidental protection 10 all the various branches
of our home industry
IS. Reso!red, That the tariff act passed by
Congress in 1912, is, in our view, highly unjust
and Objectionable in many essential particulars.
and oughtto be repealed, or so faT modified and
amended, that it shall conform to the principles
set forth III these resolutions"
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Dissolution OF the Union.

The abolitionisis of the East are again de-
mlnding the immediate abolition of slavery ia
the Southern States, or else a dissolution of the
Union. A petition, calling for a national con-
ycntion TO e~xtirpate slavery, or dissolve the
Union with the Southern States, has been circu-
lated all over Massachusetts for some time past,
and is now published in the Boston Liberator,
(Mr. Garrison's papor.) 1t will probably be
brought before Congress in a few days.--BaM-
more San.
Well, why should these dissolution movements
notpFcceed? Has not our Legislature just
been honoriag John Q. Adams for bringing the
subject before Congress, thus in effect adverti-
sing the disunionist every where to push on
their work of agitation Those things cannot
be Misunderstanding point unerringly to the
end Of federalism in another Hartford Conven-
ton plot.--Statesmaa.