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Scott in the hour Of victory.

4Upon the eventful day when Gen. Scott entered
the City of Mexico he issued the following congrat-
ulations and injunctons to the gallant army under
his command ~ EE--ssE Eaz IGiIG
"Under the favor of God, the valor ofthe army,
after many glorious victories has hOsted the coors
of our country in the capital of Mexico, and on the
palace of its government. The honor OF the army
and the honor of country call for the best be-
havior on the part of all. The valiant must 10
Der, orderly and ,ereiful. His noble brethren IN
arms will not be deaf to this appeal from theil
commander and frlend. Nrf
And on the evening of the same day he address
ed the troops in this becoming language:
"The General-in Chief calls upon his brethren
in arms to return, both in public and private wor-
ship thanks and gratitude to God for the sigma
umph which they have recently achieved for theil
country. Beginning with the 18th of August, and
ending the 14h inst, this army has CALAMITY fought
its way through the fields and forts of Conreras,
San Antonio, Cherubusco, Moline delRey, Chepul-
tepec, and the gates of San Cosme and Tacubaya.
| into the capital of Mexico. When the very limit
ed number who have performed such brilliant deeds
shall have become known, the world will be aston
ished and our countIymen filled with Joy and adini-
ration" .0- So -7a-
We look in vain over the pages of ancient oil
modern history remarks the U. S. Gazette, for an,
parallel to these impressive and touching appeals
in the hour of triumph. They were the spontane'
GUS promptings of noble soul, humbled before
God, when mans proud nature was most prone IL
be presumptuous of its own proves, and mindful
of moral duty, before every suggestion of persona
qualification. Of the many laurels which decorate
the brow of Winfield Scott, there is not one which
will bloom longer be cherished by posterit!
than this which commemorate humanity moderatin!
the spirit of victory.
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From the Baltimore a mcrica
Pennsylvania. t-uI.TW

The Philadelphia American of yesterday says
The general results Of the election in this State,
iullriuy from the information now before u.s. is as
follows:
Congressmen Chosen.-DemocrGts-ist District,
Thos. b. Florence; Sd, John Robbins Jr.; 4th,
William II. White; 5th, John McNair; 7.h, Samuel
A. Bridges; Sth, Henry A. Muhenburg; 18th, G.
W. Straub; 18Th, Asa Packer; 18th. "Galusha A.
Crow 9Th, Jas. Gamble; 10th, William II. Kurtz;
18th, Augustus Drum; Goth, John l.. Dawson;
oath, Carlton b. Curtis. Whigs-2d District, Jo-
seph X. Chandler; 9th, William EverhaIt 9Th, l.
saac c. lIcister; 10th, Ner. Middleswmth; 18th,
Henry NJ. Fuller; 18th, Samuel L. Russell; 18th,
DR.. John McCulloch; 2lst, David Richie; 22nd,
Thomas NJ. Howe; 23d, John Allison; 25th, GEN
eral John Dick Total, IA Democrats and eleven
Wings. Ln sir
State Sc,iators Chosen.-Whigs-1st District
Charles O'Ncil Sd, Amos Shultz; goth, James W.
Skinner; Odd, Gorge Darse; 2Sth, ohm Hendricks
Democrats district, VIM. Goodwin; 5th, VIM
NJ: Hester; 9th, H. X. Seager; 9th, VIM. Fry; 18th,
]. S. Haldemau; 14th, John Thompson; 18th, Byron
D. Hanllin. New Senators elected, 5 Wings and
I Democrats. Senators holding over, IL Wings S
Democrats and Native. Total members of the
new Senate II Wings, 15Democra,s, and Native
House OF AssEMnLY.-The Wings have elected
SO and the Democrats 81 members. The Demo
Gratis have majority of twenty on joint ballot.
The result of the election in this State, Tues
day, though very different from what we could have
wishes, has neither surprised nor alarmed us. nor
so far rs our observation extends, has it in any de-
gree dsheartened our party. To friends st dis
lance who have sough. ouc opinions, we have in
variebly said that, while the vote of Pennsylvania
was certain for Scott, there was great danger that
we might be defeated in the October election and
that by very considerable majority. su
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A HARD HIr.-The following is hand pos
ted up in all the conspicuous places in the city o.
Manchester, New Hampshire, at the time Gen.
Pierce passed through that place, on his return
from Mexico. The reader will see, that General
Pierce's Paintings in the battle, as the Democratic
papers contend, were not made tie subject of mer-
riment merely because he has been nominated for
the Presidency but were publicly ridiculed by his
own neighbors, on his return from Mexico: y IT,,
mTbe agents of the several CORPORATIONS in this
city, are earnestly requested to prohibit their con-
tractors from blasting any stone on Thursday, the
9th inst, while the cars containing the remains
of the gallant Pierce, who fell in the attack upon
the city of Mexico, are passing through the city:
lest, in consequence of some constitutional diff
Guilty, the General should faint again."-Frank-
lin Repository. tsF7 rTri z
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duty, he could do no more. The speaker conclud-
ed amid the most rapturous and continued ap-
plause, showing that he had place ailke IN me
minds and the hearts Of the people.
6 He is Just the man the people want. Honest,
capable, fit,'' he comes plump upto the Jeferso-
MAN standard, and defes the most searching exam
ination. Then rally to his support, oneand all
Wings and Democrats alike, vote for the man who
win be an honor to himself, TO you, to the District
and to Virginia. We make no comparisons be-
tween him and his competitor, as no one else is so
rash, and we do not wish to be singular. II all
the voters in this District but vote for the inan
of whom their hearts and their candid Judgement
approve, Waitman T. Wiley will be elected by
two thousand majority. at the least. II, however
the CONVICTIONS Of judgement, and the prompungs
of the heart are to be smohered, and stied by inc
cry of party, If the man and his character Is 10
weigh as nothing, and ifa Congressman Is 70 DC
mere puppet, OF supple jack, which has noughs 70
do but to dance, when party cracks the WHIP OF
whistles Jig, then perhaps Mr.. Willeys competl-
tor may beat him, otherwise, Mr.. Wiley must De
elected. Freemen of the Northwest, what VIII
YOU do? Will you act for yourselves, and vote for
the man who has your confidence, and who stood
by you in your hour of need, in the Virginia Con-
yention, when his clarion voice was raised IN
your behalf, and when the touching tones OF thai
voice heard for YOU brought tears even to the eyes
of our Eastern oppressors, when he described the
rights of Western Virginians, and compared our
then condition with what it should be under
constitution of equal rightsa We heard him then
and though he was not of our conventional DIS
trict, we felt proud of him, as an honor and an
ornamet to Western Virginia, and hailed him as
our own. Will you not do so new! viii you
not spurn the miserable shackles of party and
give that vote called for by gratitude, self respect
and regard to the essential elements OF faithful
public servant Vote, one and all, for Waitman
T. Wiley, exclaiming as you vote. can honest
man, is the noblest workof God" 'h tM"t ~
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ELECTION RETURNS.
OHIO. /
From tho CINCINNATI Gazette
THE RESULT IN THE STATE. ,

THE RESULT IN THE STATE. :,
The returns continue to come IL slowly; anu as
the majorties and votes are generally only report
ed, they do not make very safe data for calcuia.
ton. The indications are that a full vote has not
been polled, which ALWAYS operates more TO our
disadvantage than our opponents Our gains are,
Notwithstanding, very encouraging and show what
we might have done with better organization, and
what we will doin the Presidential election, when
we will be able to get whole strength out with
much less effort In the thirty flour counties given
below, we gain ffty.four hundred and sthrty.two
on the vote of last year. like gain throughout
the State will reduce the twentyrsix thousand
majority against us, last year. to almost or quite
nothing. it is plobable, however, that the gam
will not be large in the counties yet to come in
as they were not so we'll organized. Gen. Scott
is many thousand stronger than State ticket as
the result in November will very plainly show.
We have no doubt that he will carry the State,
then, by decided jority.
We have not included, in our calculation, the
vote of this county, because we have wished 70
max ii as fair as possible. Had we done SO, The
aggregate OF gain on our side would have been in
creased nineteen hundred or two thousand votes,
making our gain, in these counties, between seven
and eight thousand. ~ 1't ''
Here are all the returns which have reached us:
Counties Loco mai. w. mai L. gain. w. gain
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The Following.
valuable Proper.y fer Sale or Co.

THE undersigned offers for sale or copartnership,
BLAST FURNACE located miles from the line of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and Paramount Marion
Co., Va together with abundance of Iron Ore, Lime
stone. Coal and Timber close the The under
signed wishes either to SELL extend his operations and
10 any having Rolling Mill or Foundry in Wheeling
who will join in with this establishment, and furnish d
Steam Engine he will offer the most liberal terns rcceiv
ing all machinery Or stock at n lair SaluatiOn.'
Specimens OF the Orc and Pig Metal may be at the
Office OF the Wheeling lntelligencer. X E-gas-S
Cost OF Iron delivered at tho furnace on
Cost OF Charcoal per 100 bushels. 275
Cost Of Limestone, per ton 81.
Hon. Thomas Raymond will receive and conduct any
gentlemen TO the establishment who desire to visit and
examine it, = III fsj WI " II
Oct11-tf aInNe .'f sJ.t JOHN c. WILLIAMS
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SMALL NorEs.-Messrs. Selden, Withers and Co.
Bankers of Washington, believing that public SEN
timent is hostile to any further issues of and
two dollar notes, have determined to withdraw
their own issues of these denominations. The
Washington Republic says: y. al
"Bank of the Union'' notes are taken at twenty
five cents, and those on the Getty Bank of w ash
ington" at ten cents on the dollar, by one OF the
book sellers on Pennsylvania avenue, in exchange
for books. We have seen no other nominal value
affixed to the paper of these concerns. The dis
trust with regard to small notes generally contin-
ueS. .-1s-- 'rs=i n. $50 800 80 -
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RETURNED TO DE.-The Lowell Courier states
that Mr. Thomas Jameson, an old and well known
citizen of that city, who has been about two years
in california, reached home on Friday morning
last, sick ofthe Isthmus fever, and died on Sunday
night. He lost his trunk, Containing, it is suppos-
ed, money and valuables to considerable amounD
on his way home. He was too feeble on his arriva
home to give any definite account of his baggage;
but it was supposed it was lost somewhere be-
tween New York and Lowell. Mr.. jameson was
about sixty years of age.
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FREpER1ck NoLKE.-The Washington Telegraph
aludes to the arrest of this individual in Germany
and says:-The individual mentioned is doubtless
friedrich Nolke, (as he signs his name) who was
convicted of larcency at the June tenn, 1850, of
the Criminal Court ofthis district and sentenced to
the penitentiary for eighteen months, whence he
was discharged on the 9th of January last. Soon
after his release he professedto have several hun
dred dollars in his possession, which doubtless
true and expressed his intention of returning to his
home in the kingdom Of Hanover:
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Com lsslOnCrHf OF tSlcC3lOnS.
TIE following named persons have been appointed Com
mssoners conduct the election at their election
President Of the United States, and Member Of Congress
for the 18th Congressional District conoy by the soun
Geo W Sights commits sioners arpointedb the Governor
Of this to surcrp;end the election at the
For District No. /, at Brotherton's Tavern
Andrew Yates, Robert Williamson, Abraham Bea-
gle, John E. Sisson, and Charles Baguley.
For same District, at Samuel Nj Connelrs house.
Samuel Oldham, Samuel Khnmons, John Hall,
William Milligan and Jones Robinson. i,ts
For District No. 2, at Washington L. Bgg's
house, West Liberty.-Mason NJ. Dunlap, Robert
Mcfarland, Jonn Steel, John Brady and VIM. b.
Curtis. i8is8IE 3 >it5a GJOI3
For District No. 5, at the School-house in Akin
son School District.-David Atkinson, Thomas
McCord, John b. Wilson, Samuel C. Farmer and
Henry Crawford. 90 ts ..5.art ~ - q
For same District at " ood's Run School house
James Kelley, Alex. A. Allison, Samuel Nj Col
loch, Isaac Kelley and William cCurdy. ia
For District No. 4, at Foster, S Tavern in Tra-
delphia.-James Vance, Noah H. Garrison, ] Jacob
Gooding, Adm. Bedillion and Hugh Milligan.
For District No S, at the First Ward Hose house
Samuel Irwin, Simeon d. Woodrow, Thomas
q. Culbertson, Lewis Steenrod and Michael Swee-
For District No 6, at the Court House.-John
Knote, John Q. Eoff, George w. Sights, Walter
G. Scott and Robert Hamilton an
For District No Z, at the Fourth Ward Hose
House.@Benjarnin Exley, Alexander MADDEN, Lo-
renzo D. Wait, Daniel v. Tharp and F. w. Bas-
sett. ----------
For District Nos, at the Fifth Ward School
house,-Alexanders a., Quarter, Christopher s..
Lanbdin,, Beverly NJ. Eof, George sHardman and
James Sweeney. 4 s.-z l,lgk,tss tsTRa7tE.sts
For same District at the School house in South
Wheeling Ritchietown.-Samuel OFT, Will
liam Kryter, John Montgomery, Lloyd G. Hughes
and Thomas G. Stephens. q
The three persons named at each precinct ap.
pointed supentend the election OF electors President
and Vice President and the whole appointed to super
inland the election representative i'll Congress-.
Oct. 10, 1S52-1wd-Htel '' $40 'f'i5sf'a'-
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CHOLERA AT RocHEsTER.-The Mayor OF Roches-
ter has published statement of deaths by cholera
in that city the whole number is 454. The first
death of chole was on the 18th of June. There
were 2l5 buried at the expense of the county,
showing that it has been confined mostly to the
poor. And the reports further show that 1886 were
from foreign population and So Americans.
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From the State Journal.
MORGAN COUNTY,.
McCoxNEsvlLLE, Oci

.r. 's..E!, McCoxNEsvIILE, October Ia.
Friend Baseom:-I have only time to say that
we have elected our whole ticket. The majority
for Beardsley and Haynes will be near 500. Ball,
for Congress, $50. We had hard fight, but we
came off victorious.
Morgan is good for 500 majority for old Chippewa.
Push on the column. Truly yours.
P.S. Whole Wing ticket elected in Washing
ton county, but P. udge, and that is yet in doubt
LATER.-MoRGAN COUNTY REDEEMED.
(OGeiai.) ....I
The McConnelsvlle Herald brings us the fol-
lowing: .Nl.
"The Official vote of our county was counted
this morning, and it shows that our Wigs have
done molly We append the majorities for our
candidates: Haynes, 1853; Ball, 47; Mclaughlin.
344; Robertson, 356; Parsons, 29S; Mellor, $40;
Shivell, 254. And the Wings elected thee of the
four land appraisers, viz: Abel Orri:on, John
Balm and James B. WEIGH The Democrats elect
ed one, Peter Bell.
ga letter from friend Clarke, in Marietta, says
that Haynes has ZIG majority in Washington coun-
", Bail 1879, and the whole Wing ticket elected"
80 '6 FRANKLIN COUNTY. Kali
The Free Soilvote, on the Slate ticket, is l49; on
Congressman, 81. sgla IA .a.,..T 4r
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TIME UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity and Trust CONNIE,

Home Office S Ecorner III ird and Chesnut Sis Fhils
~ -'-.- DORSEY d. ARTHUR, Agent, Tfs
..... OFFICE: No. 90 Main street, Whsein,, T.
THIS is quite the only Company in the United Si,a
proposes to pay its dividends cGsh to lis nemSS
This company do not deal In scrip dividends payab ny
convenient, but make every cent ofprofits ayai.bl
Capital and premiums liable for loss, is over slx Il,
and constantly increasing.
Premium payments can be made with refeene. I, =.
Convenience OF parties opening policies with the cSp
Policies will be issued for the benefit OF married w
and children, FREQ om the claims OF the represeai,,
her husband, or any of his creditors.
JThe original amount OF policies will bereducea NJ,
time to suit the pleasure OF insured parties. -
DPolicies OF two or more years. standing win \. :,
chased upon surrender. -. .hEi, so rs
THE iberality OF the travelling license is pecu,r
company permission being granted TO the A,,,s
any season OF the year. in first class steamers o. al,
packets free OF extra charge. - A.u. tus 81
The first object OF the plan presented Is to make ,,,
provision to meet the fret motive to insure and Ma
consideration should be paramount TO all Others Vi, !
prompt payment OF losses as they occur; after Nkt
make such additions OF profits 10 the policy he p,
sive gains OF the company will justify orpay ssh
its me niber q in ca sh on demand. =. ,,stt
STEPHEN X. CRAWFORD, Pr,,ia,,
Ambrose w. Thompson, Vice. PRESIDENT.
Charles G.. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer.
Actuary, Pliny Fisk. - rs. isssit'
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Paul H. Goddard, NJ. D. William Pepper Y n
s,gss Alexander. G. Hart, N. ID.
~ octS "a 4zsEsAur t,lsf FF1st ~ rrEaGtif
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Warmers innocence, he approached him and CON
gratulated him upon his speedy and unlocked foI
liberation, adding that he "never for moment
doubted his innocence"
My Uncle, who was at the bottom, good hear
ted man, now truly desired the pardon o., young
Warner, and dete mined never to be positive again
while he lived. More than this, and by way of
making reparation US complete as possible, he
would give him his daughters hand in marriage,
for he had her heart already.
Soon after this strange event, Warner married
my cousin, Kate, Willoughby-but the other day,
heard him relating to group of little ones around
him, hOto their grandpa losths tealiet!
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en- H-i From the Pittsburgh journal.
rio,,res cannot Lie ~ .I1WH go

After all the CROW ing and hectoring of the Democ-
racy and the falsehoods of the Post it turns out that
the vote on the second Tuesday of October, shows
a gain to the Wings and loss to the Democrats Of
several thousand as compared with the vote for
Biger. ~ fgaal ~
ties, which WI clip from the Baltimore Sun, De-
mocratic neutral paper. These ,wo tables show
clear Wing gains Of ss7 on the four counties and,
923 on the eighteen EQUITIES, in all 1850! This
puts quite different face on the result, and the
Democrats instead of Boosting should prepare for
The defeat which awaits them in November:
We have returns from the following additional
counties for State officers: gau-.. astgtulHyi
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Ice FOR CALlroRsrA.-The packet ship George
Raynes has cleared from Boston for San Francisco,
having on board upwards of nine hundred tons OF
ice, being the largest cargo shipped round cape
Horn or Cape of Good Hope.
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ur,The ..Miarpi Tribe" in Hamilton county, is
so badly beaten that the Enquirer beseeohes Nc
Lean and Rule, on the electoral ticket who are
members of that tribe, to resign. Oneor both will
probably do so,
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Gen. Cus.'. Opinion ofsco,s.

Gen Cass said-I6elre hat Gen Scott is an honorable
sn2 citizen, and that he hes rrite his name and
his deeds of The ighestp pages Of his eonnys hs
tory; and breath OF caunny from me shall ever
,yiter single the laurel that encrcles his brow
His fairly aud f NOT Be TO Preret Il
from Seing fairly have enjoyed his personal friend
ship long series of years, aud do not mean at this
day by any eaiumny toproye myself unworthy oft.
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New Boots and Shoes.

WW. DOG, Ibl IUdIH5 NUeet, eHheehng,
now opening the first lot OF his Fall and Winter Il,
/ or boots and Shoes, which embraces every iii -
quality in the shoe trade for ladies, misses ehss
wear, Gents boys and youths boots and shoes To "a
nate the variety would be too lengthy for adwts
ment. '-,-,f--f. -,.-..
CO. This stock is exclusively New York and Phi.a,s
make; the latest style and best stock and workman,
both citics it is warranted and guaranteed both by n
kers and the undersigned Particular attention is
the article ofIadies travelling boots.s WI. B0y
scp2i ulF -tl.lf a.
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RonpERY.-The house of Abraham Smith, in Ro-
anoke county, Va, was forcible entered on last
Friday night by gang of negroes, and robbed Of
some valuable articles of ware and also q small
mount of money. 'sy l.fHt .s1sre.t7tS us
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Independent Peoples Candidate for Congress
W. T. WILEY. of IIonongalia.

UPresidential and Congressional
Election on the I'd daysof Noyem'
Der. 1852. g.. 90 -a"!
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Vermont LEGISLATURE.

MoNrrEL1En, Oct. 10. The House of Represcn-
tatives was organized to-day by the election of
Thos. f. Powers, Wing, Speaker, upon the oath
ballot. The Senate organized yesterday by elect
mo W hip officers "
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WPor Local. River, Telegraphic and Commercial Intel
For Poetry, Choice Literary Selections and Variety.
Geo First Page. -.,. .F't DID . ..- @''-.'f
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Mercantile Might School.

MIR. NICHOLS has taken the rooms over Aessrs OFT
l K Grecr's Store, where he win give instruction 10
young others in Book keeping business and orna
mental Penanshp and such branches OF education
taught in our public Schools 9 - > = -
Gall and examine specimens of Penmanshp, &c.
uJ'Terms made known at his rooms. oct13-1wd.
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CENTRAL WHO COMMITTEE OF
1r-T. OHIO COUNTY,. -,..
A. P. WOODS, Chairman.

A. P. WOODS, Chairman. '1 lN
LIST Wdrd-Tnos. SWEENEY, W HoLLADAY;
ID Z" JoHH BIsIIor, G. E. WIcKHAM;
Sd JAcoB G.. METcALF, J. c. TooD;
4th +" JAMES BopLEY, JOHN HUnnARD:
9Th JACOB HoRSDRooK, G. HARDMAS;
9Th .' JouN L. HopBs. J. MoNTGoMERr.
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la If The Primary Department sa,y
~ - - - OF THE - 1.''l f' f ~
Meade Collegiate Institute.
WELLSBURGj VA. ~, p ~.
THE Fail session OF this School will commence Nj
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER, and will continue fni
endar months. nv
Nopupil will be received for less time than on. sI
unless by special agreement,-and when once ents D
deduction will be made for absence during the ses<
cept in cases ofprotracted sickness-nor will
permitted TO withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS:
Day pupils,-Prinnry English department. :. I. SME
Classical and Mathematical. Ill
Borrd and Tuition per session OF five months... 50
One halfinvnraby in advance, the remainder at IL =
die OF the session.
discount of 10 per cent will be made on The bills III
Ministers OF the Gospel.
10 For further Information see catalogue, paSashs
Board OF Trustees.
'5-i-- by order the Board.
SAMI u. TOMPKIES, Rs1
Wheeling, Sep. IS, '52. & q .EtI