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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-23

five would believe the Union, Mr.. Folks
Administration was perfect hater Of the
spoils, never removed q single political OPP
ponent, and never appointed TO Office sin
Gle political friend during lis whole ca
reer. What the Union can hope for, in
thus attempting to lalsiiy history, is more
than we can divine. 1t must place very
low estimate upon the intelligence Of the
present administration, indeed, to suppose,
that il is ignorant Of any Of the deeds Of the
late dynasty. They are too notorious they
were too loudly proclaimed from the house
tops in those days, by the Meuzim Of the
Administration, to admit of denial now.
The special pleading which the Union
employs, in its yesterdays apology, fails oil
effect. 1t only serves to strip the conduct
Of its late friends of all disguise. Proscrip-
ton for political opinions sake was the cor
ner stone Of the whole removal and appoint
ment policy Of Mr. Folks Administration
i began by monstrous act Of prescription,
in refusing to invite the continuance Of the
giant South Carolina statesman in the State
Department, and ended by another still
more monstrous act Of prescriptions pos
siblc-in removing from the office Of United
States Attorney for the Eastern District of
New York, the man who made Mr. Polk
President
TWAS dynasty that regarded every citi-
zen who did not bow down and surrender his
opinions and judgment to those Of its chief,
as utterly disqualified to serve his country.
No man was ever permitted to ask for office,
unless he could pronounce the Democratic
shibboleth, unless it could be proved that he
believed 10 the saving power Of Democracy,
and that M. Polk was its prophet. Quail
i6cati6a, honesty, and fidelity to the Constr
tuition, were shaerbsd in the Democracy Of
H. ssecsssfhl applicant And yet, in the
fiss Of these historical facts--about which
thsss i no disputs-the Union has the ef.
kostssy TO insist that Mr. Polls Admins
tst;on was not proscfiptive. What may
~ not look for nsxts
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WILLAnp's HOTEL, Friday, March 2.
DEAR SIN: Having the greatest confidence In
your ability 10 fill any Office under the Government,
desire TO say that, should the bill creating Home
Department become law, Il is my purpose 10 len
der you the appointment OF Secretary Of that De-
pariment.
have the honor 10 remain, with high respect,
Yours, very truly, n. TAYLOR.
Hos. TRuMAs Smith,
House Of Representatives, Washington, ID. G.
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GEORGETOWN MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, EvrNtvo.
Ftous firm at 81 e. IL.
Wnr.a Red 100. white l0i 10 l03c
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SPRING FAsHIONs.--will be opaned Al MRS
" PARkEkS oil Saturday the 9th Inst, 10 O'CLOCK
4. W. FRENCH SPRING MILLINARY. P<pNsyiravt1
Avenue, befoo CetemGn's Hotel mar 2f--9id
IN n0xEs or sANBURN's cELEnRArEDH HONEY
on For SALE This honey can Be seen at John A. Don
ohoo's store on th street nwil be sold very low Per-
sons wishing fne article would do well TO ali and rss ~
Mar l6-dlw Intelllgencer 4 Union.
jon PRINTING
NEATLY DONE At THIS orrlcE,
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Col. bigger and ueorge loyal.

joins NJ. clAyroS, Secretary OF State.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-24

Years of suffering, of physical and men.
'al anguish to many an afeotionate wife
and pecuniary difficulties to the husband
might have been spared; Thousands now
poor would have enjoyed competence;
thousands now broken in health would
have enjoyed it; hundreds now in their
graves been st!li alive, by timely pos.
session uf this work.
1t il intended especially for the mar
RED; or those contemplating marriage
as IL discloses important secrets which
shonid be known to them particularly.
Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is
health happiness, atilneuce.
The revelations contained in its pages
have proved a blessing to thousands, as
the inuumerable letters received by the
author will attest.
Here, also, every female-the wife, the
mother, the one either budding INTO wo.
manhood, or the one in the decline OF
years IN whom nature contemplates an
important change can discover the causes,
symptoms and the most efficient remedies,
and most CERTAIN mode Of cure, 10 every
complaint to which her sex is subject.
Its Importance to the Married
may be gathered from the fact, that I'rau.
Cling Agents make from
Three to Five Dollars Day!
from its sale, hundreds of active, enter
prizing agents are accommodating a littIe
competence from the liberal discount all
dow ed, and the greatdemand for it, Or
ders are required 10 be accompanied with
payment
Copies will be sent by mail free Of posta
age to the purchaser.
Over twenty thousand copies have been
sent By mail within three months with
perfect safety and certainly.
On the receip, OF One Doll ar, The Mar
ried Woman's Private Medical Compan-
ION VIII be sent (hlaiied (ree) to any Part
of the United ST aips. All letters and APP
plications from hose desiring to became
agents must be postpaid (eXcept ttose
containing remittance) and addressed
to DR.. A. n, Mauriceau, Box 1924, New,
York CITY. Publishing Ofi.e, l%9 Lib
erty-st. New YORK.
TIE Married Womau's Private II edi,
cal Companion is sold by Booksellers
Throughout the United Slates
FOR SALE AT THE UPPER SAN
DusKY DRUG STORE.
January, 10, ls49.-6m. $500,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-24

1t is only day or two since We heard
OF oass OF palsy aud apoplexy cured b!
the celebrated Lltbontrlplc mixtors.-
We can give The name Of Mr.. Edmoads OF
steamer Cleyeland Of the Great Lakes Is
the geailemaa to testify TO It. IL wss IN
his own particular case, and we advise
all TO get pamphlet and see The history
OF the cnrs. Mr. Emond's mother an ag.
ed lady was carel Of cancer by this great
article, aud it was but yesterday We saw
a letter from gentleman wha stated Mrs
Ives Of Wedsporl N. Y.was cured Of
fever sore oftwenty yearsstanding. Such
cures do not follow the use of the trash
of Ssrsspariila, aud othsr-'yarb drinks
which auy old iady'ean make bg the gal
lon for the cqs of six cents.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-24
western Reserve Whisgery--The Free
soilers cutting loose.


AT the October election last year, the
wings of the Western Reserve managed
their cardsso adrol,ly, that the Free Soil
srs nominated no Senators or Represent.
siyes of their own except in tive or three
counties. One years experience, how
ever, has satisfied them that they have
nothing 10 gain by further union with
Taylor wLiggery. The consequence is,
that the Free Soilers Of Tiumbuil, Sum
init, Guy ahega, and Portage, have this
fall, set up for themselves aad present
their own candidates for the Legislature.
In tho first three Of thsse counties, the
members of last wiater, have been res
out the aid ef free soil votes, they are
doomed 10 defeat. That such is the I'M
preston OF their own most knowing
friends, mas be easily iDieries from lht
course Of LEyEsEax JOHNSON. the Wing
candidate for Speaker al the last session
As will be seen from his card below
lie refuses NE wing neWihatloh on lht
pretext thai he is toe good free sole
to serve the purposes OF the Taylor men
ii sbis be tile truth, he has improved at
wonderful rave since the last session, fol
at thai time, Mr.. johnson was ready II
gv all leLsths with the Taylor men il
defeating tie organization OF the Legls
laturs and carr,ing out the most detsst
able aims 81 dough face whigscrl-- OH
Patriot
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IL Is S"od thing that every community
far and near ha,es0ms men Of supertor
aIent from every other body, Or AT lesst
IA there estimation the land where thuy
1--we is blessed when Others know they are
ra'lhgs, more particularly whsn they are
ctoWued with lnnailc they would nj
hoow how to appreciate the geod quaht,
ot their greatness Remember lie that
makes the pretensiun to be wise, is fool
beyo ond contradiction.
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From tho Cleveland True Democrat.
Lev, rttt job nsOn.


We received the following note from
our former Representative, just as our
Weekly was gong 10 press, and only III
time 10 secure II a place without n word
perceive that Mr.. Johnson declines the
hominatien Of !he whig party, aud pro-
claims himse Il Free Soilsr out and out. ,
But let him speak Tor hnself--
Dover, Aug, 6, 1-40
GENTLEMEN,--l perceive by the papers
that have been nominated by the Wing
Convention Of this c0uuty as their cam
q date lot kel resentati,e.
That Honluatlon was made without
consulting me.
In order 10 satisfy the frequent nqul'
ries that are made, will state that | am
Free Soller, cut and out, aud stand
where stoed year agoi aud cannot con
sent to occnEy position, where seem
insly even, | should serve party--how
ever much ! May respect individuals Of ii,
of true anti slavery Sentinents-w are
sustaining oil administrat0n, which,
say the very least, 10 thus far doubtful OF
the question, which, to me, is pa' "a
meurt 10 all other ptllicaI questions
that of Free Territory ,Fres Labor, and
Free Meu.
With due respect TO all concerned (ml :
self included, } add that ! am not, ana
cannot be a candidate for the Represent
ative Of any patty, at the snsuIng eIec.
tloB.
EVERETT JOHNSON.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-24

Why is 1t that, Notwithstanding the unlver
sally conceded excellence Of Sarsaparilla as
ren.odiai Agent, yet none of the numerous
simple Sarsaparllla Extracts have long re
tanned public favor! Is it not, that in the hu
man system-that harp OF thousand strings
tile junction of no one organ can be de-
ranged IS nithout affecting, more Or less, other
organs! If 80, then it follows, that IN almost
all casesSof sickness, no simple extract can
be of radicll benefit, but compound of varl-
substances, having reference to different or
guns, is necessary. DR.. Guysott's Compound
Eytrace OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparla
with some other vegetable substances, sup
plies this desideratum. yellow Dock, a de-
tergeht and tonic, acts upon the skin and
stomach, SarsapariIla upon the blood, other
substances upon other organs, and thus the
whole spstdm is benefited. 1t is entirely
free FROM mineral substances-safe TO take,
mild aud easy in its operations, and sure and
speedy III aftording relief.
See advertisement in another column.
20.-4w.
More testimony, more proof, more ev
deuce if it can he needed. Of the repUta
ton Of Vaughn's Great American rene
dy the Lithontripric Mixture. 1t cures
everything, or there is no truth in man,
Tor week after week we put IN stateme nts
like the soi1wug.
Clyde, Few York, Dec. IS, 1916
Dr. Il. y. Vaughn, Sir;-Y Your madi-
cine is all suli have not bottle on hand
there are seyeral commenced taking il
who want more tmned ately, it acts like
chafu,. Not single Instance has ccs
Cured where il has not benei ed; and sir,
If it continues to give the satilfactlon il
now does it viii go before any thug OF The
kind in the world. &c.
Xouts, 1.G. HOOD.
That is enongh, We have often said,
if any person doubts names, dates, or
statements, TO send letter post paid TO
the individuals whose letters appear here
aud If thel p5i get proof Of what we have
said rcgardieS tbls great remedy, we,
viii slaod couvir ed IF fsIsehood. Read
ur see advertisement under Great Ameri
ca" Kennedy, Get Psmaasst Of Agent,
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Frbm The Baltimore Sun.
Affairs in Venezueia---lnsu to
80

a
By the arrival al tue Brig Potomac at
Nav Yofk, from Aiarscaibo, We have I'D,
ditional intelligence from that distract ed
country. 1t would seem that the whole
country is in a state cf revolution. Ths
greatest auimosiiy prevails towards Amer
lean citizens by tue government officers
their houses are searcbsd, under the pre-.
tence of suspicion Of there being dlsaf
fected persons secreted The RENT theit
pro perty sacrifc.d; and themsels as, IL
many instances, thrown i1to prison. Soon
after the intelligence Of the landing OF
General Paez at Cora, the hcuse If Tie
American consul at Maracalbo was at
tackled at night by the soldieru, said TO
be headed by some Of The principal off
GERS Of the city. and several Feltei with
stones and other missiles. Que Ameri.
can merchant was con6ued In prison, and
ethers had lieir houses taken from them
by order of the governor, who threatened
il they did not give them up without re
moostfehce. 10 lnPTlson Nhem. "A cor
respondent OF the New York Herald
under date Of July 12th writes as fuls
lows:
"An American citiEsn,a few days since.
had his house broken open for the pur.
pose Oft akiog bis horse, and the govern.
orpsys no attention TO this assertion j
an an American citizeu.' An American
merchaHtis is now confined 10 a filthy prisan
where er.miusls OF every grade sns cour
are thrUwn int one common pen. His
crime, having been present at ball where
the portrait Of Pa.z was exhibited, &c.
Tbs American copsul 10 connected b,
marriage with family who are siolentN
opposed to the present Administration ;,
aud IN esusequencs is treated as an saes
my.
"a sinels mansehwsr, not drawing
mere than l0s feet et water, with one
Psixhap gup and 6fty or sixty men, wOulu
insure eur SAFETY"
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Petition for Dieorce.

JobnR sherrnd, In Wya"S9t dot! Cons
Abigail D. sherrad Petition for divorce
The SAID Abigail ID Sherrad will take
notice, that the said Johu X. Sherrad this
day iled his petition in The oifce OF tue
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas,
within aud for the county uf W}andot,
and state of Ohio, the object and Frayer
of said petition Is, that the marriage he
tween The saiJ john aud Abigail mat be
dissolsea! the said petitioner. aLedges
aaultery IN his peiitious; and at the next
TERN OF said court application VIII be
made for decree to desulSe said marss
rlage..
The said Abirail d. Sherrsd viii also
take notice that ,refe wall be depositiO6
taken by the plaintiff in this case on The
25,h da, ot Jnh: \. ID. ls49. a. tie Off q
a. q. \. Gena,d, in sermiilion Townsh p.
Ef,. COUNT, State Of Ohio.
s. Il. McBAEE,
Sci. for Petition.
Ma, i4th, A. ID. ls4F:-l2-or - GU =
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This Week., Paper seeks as It's end The
Peaceful TRANSFORMATION Of bumsn soci-
stes from isolated 10 assorialed inter.
ests, from competitive to cooperative
industry, from dlsuDiIy to unity. Amidst
Revolution and Reaction it advocates
e"fgauization. Ii desires to reconcile
conf clug classes and tohsrmunIze man S
various Tenderness by au orderl, arrange
meDt Of all relations in the Family, the
Tow nshlp, the Nation. the Word. Thus
would ii MD to introduce the Era ofC9n
federated Communities, which in spirit
trUlh and deed shall be til. hlndom OF
Fod and his Righteousness, Heaven up.
on Earth.
Ia promoting this end of pea acefl trans.
formatlon IN humaG societies, The Spir.i
ct Me .4ge will aim 10 rchecl the highest
light an sil sldes communicated ia reIa-
ton to Nature, Man, and the Divine BE
ing illustrating according TO its power,
the laws Of Universal! Unity.
Bv summaries Of News, domestic and
forelgo, ,--repprs Of Reform Mo@ements
sketches of Scientific discoveries and
NJ ChsuicaI IrSeutiuns--notices Of Boo k
and Works pt Art--and extracts fi0m Le
peilod Cal literature Of CoutlDehiaI Eu
rape, Great Britain and the Unii edStates.
The Spirit q the .4ge will endeaver to
present a faithful record Of human pro.
gress.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-24

Strange things will sometimes happen
in wsild like this, but, indeed there are
things irsnspiriUg, that none but grsa,
men would have ever thought about, AUD
should II ever 80 happen that these meu
get IN place that they can make Them
selves cohsplcuous, what sight 1t would
be TO the eye that never saw grsa,ndss
dispiayed 10 behold these fellows, thai
make prof.ssion 10 have all the wisdum
OF soPerior Power-bej Uad the reach
aud cut Of the element oi mans sudow.
msa'.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-24
at ach0lcs0le and retail

lie respectfully invites physicians and
customeis generally throughout the csun-
try to call and examine his stock and
prices. lie fears not the competition OF
any man or set ui men. lie vent per.
toually to the city ofNew York this sum.
mer, aud selected his stock with caro-
All his gouds are Narrated to be unad~
ul'er"ttd, aud II an; person shall hnd
any article to fail short Of what ii is re
commended to be, he will do him a kind.
ness to return it. His liquors, brandy
aud wines Tor medicinal purposes, lie re
c"mmends as Superior artic!e-(pure
French uUadulterated.)
WM KISKADDEN
Upper Sandusky, August 10, lo49.--24.
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sale of Town Lots in MccutcenhviiIe.

L He hndersigoed will sell In Lots )
4. 6, aud Z in tie Town of NJ CnI che n,
vile on ressoss BILE tetms, il application
be mSde soon.
Ia Lot namber seteB esntains tw.
dwelling houses. a good we'll Of 81 sist one
table aud some fruit trees.
Twill take good new buggy aud herss
IN part payment, take notes or give in.
stall mepi tor the balance.
For iurlbsr particulars. please srply to
IIeur, Feet in MeCutcLenxtiie who ..
authorized sgen, for che undersigned.
NATHAN MsNhIGllT.
Ds.sd Agusl 10, lSIg.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-24

Coop EXAMPLE, DANA, in
his rcceut Inaugural message. says that
three fourths ofthe population Of Maine
are iarmers, and that three -fourtbs of the
rising gsueratien wall be farmers and yet
there is no opportunity for one Of all this
number to obtaa an education adapted
to, and in aid OF his vocation. He re
conmends the establishment Of an agri.
cultural school as a model aud CONNER
meut uf system fsuch schools
Bugte.
Why did not Governor Dana 60 a lit.
lie farther into the truth! Why not tell
the people that three fourths Of all tue
! farmers in the state have been compelled
ay government, to become slaves TO 0ths
sr men TO obtain money to purchase their
blr.hrgh 10 the soi!, while milllens OF
acres were yiGg vase, and while mil,
lions more were being stripped by specu
lstois, Of their valuable TIMBER which
should be the property of such as are dis
posej 10 settle on the land; aud in cause
of thi, slavery have ever been extremely
| poor! and that three foarths Of all who
may yet become farmers, Must wsaI ont
lhe bes, part of their lives in slavery. be :
fore they can regain their right 20 even
a patch in the wilderness ou which te
make larns! Why did he not tel! the IN
that thousands of the must enterpristng
young men ever raised IA Maine, have
been driven out VI the State by the gov.
ernmeut's system OF land robbery, who,
II thew had not been robbed of their right
to the soiI, would have become iudep
dent farmers, and be adding tothe wealth
prosperity, virtue and happiness Of the
community; and that thousands more will
yet be driven sway by the esame cause, ut.
unless the remainder of the Wild land i,
"ithheld from spectators, aud given t.
thrse who would cultivate il! 1t ia pit,
! that our Governors are so deficient il
their knowledge on sut jeGt Of such VI
tal interest to i've whole people! VIII
Gov. ID. please read this over again. aud
try to gather littie light from il befur,
he delivers asother message! Pleasure
Boat. 10
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-24
MARRIED,

In this toRs on the 14th inst. bY the
Rev. Mr.. THATER, Mr.. ALEX ANDER
KISKADDEN aud Miss ELIZABETH
formerly of Mansfield.
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MASONIC.

WARPotE LoBGE, of Frss and Accept
ed Masons. at Uppar Saudusky, mee's the
irst aud ,blrd Tuesdays sf each month
IN the Jail building.
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4. O. O. f.

WyAEDoT LoDGs, No. no. meets al
the Odd Fellows Hall, in The third stor,
OF Jsil building. e,sry "Wednesday even.
ing.
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will attend at the usual places Of holding
elections in the respective townships for the
purpose of receiving taxes, on the following
days, to wit:
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-24
EptToR,
WILLIAM HENRY CLAIMING.
PURLIsnEls,
EOeC}ers & Wells,
Clinton Hall, 1876 aud 1871 Nassau street,
NEW EOak.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Caution 10 StInnsers.

Aimest every person coming from the
east, or any old settlad country, into The
Mississippi valley, are sure TO be attack
ed with diarrioa, which prostrates the
system, and generally ends 10 Bilious fe-
yer, or hat dread of all emIgraDts, Agne
aud Fever 1t every such person wculd
supply themselves it'll few boxes Of ~.
Bragg's Anil Billions aud TouIc Sugar.
Coated Pi Is and take them on the FIRST
indications of disease, they never need
lear any serious attack OF any Of the dis,
eases peculiar to the western country
They have been used by thousands OF per,
sons, aod always with the haPPieAs ei,
lects.
See DR.. Bragg. adsertisemes, iu ali.
other column.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-24
CONE all you THAT LOVE
G0DD 4PPT

planting trait trees, the subscriber LIVING
two miles east of McCutchensvIlis, 9ffe
for sale $50 different varieties Of choice
grated apple trees. Also wsnted, thtee
or fur beei esi''e in exchange for fruI,
trees. -LPHEtiS Russell.
heCut che aville. ucl. u. IS4S--i-- u
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rLMasE no READ TINS!

GOOD CHANct To CLEAR FROM $0UU tt
&t,0t0 A YEAR.
A GENTS WAN ED. in every towr
IA anu county Throughout the Union, Il
sell 'SEARSh NEW AND POPULAR
PICTORIAL WORK universally ac
kncwiedged TO be Tire best aud Ghsapes'
ever published, as they certainly are the
most ssiesbie. bu} acuve ageat may
ciesr $500 or s co year. A cash cap.
ital Of at ieas, 525 or $50 will be neces~
ssry. Fuil psrtIeuiars Of tie principles
aud profits ui he agency will bo gwen oo
Application, either personally or by letter.
The posIage mnst in all cases be paid
Please to address,
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
NJ i2o Nassau Street, New York.
05-NewsPapers copy iag the above, in-
ciuUng this notice, aud give II eight IN
serious, Shall receive auy uoA of ths
bound volumes, which reiaii at from So.
so to So per so3ume. Ssud only one pa
per, dIretged as sbUye.
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days, to Wlt:

And during the months of October, Novem
Der and to the goth day ofDeccmber, at my
Office in Upper Sandusky,
GEORGE HARPER.
Treasurer Of w. e. o.
August Sd, 1849.
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ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
ESTATE OF AARON HoAGLAND sen.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
L scriber has been daily qualified ~
Executor Of the Estate If Asfun Ilose.
Isnd sen.. late os Crane ownship, W an
dot county, increased; aud Is ae,horszed
10 settle the same.
ISAAC H0AGLAND.
Jll, 26.b lSi9.- 1876.