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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-01-21
to witness the Inauguration Of the Hon
Reuben Wood, as Governor Of Ohio.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Okey presented the petition OF sun
dry citizens of Monroe county. asking for
a revision and collation. OF the school laws.
Referred to the committee on Schools and
School nands.
bill 10 authorize the sale Of school
lands in Ohio township, Monroe county,
was read second time and referred to
the Committee on Schools and School
Lands.
After som. discussion. the House Kos
Srh resolutions were referred 10 select
cpnnll,ee.
MIR. Riddle, from tho select committee
appointed for that purpose. announced
ihat ne Governor elect is present and
ready to receive ths oath OF office.
The President o! the Senate then invited
bin 10 seat in The Speakers desk, tC
which he was conductedby thu committee
rh. ,invernor then delivered his lnau
sn.l ADDRESS.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. I

SENATE.-The Chair laid before the
Senate a communication from the Depart
ment of the Interior, enclosing an estimate
of appropriations TO meet deficiencies in
the expenses of the Department for the
year 1852.
The bill making land warrants assigna-
Bile was taken up, and made the special
order for tomorrow.
Mr.. Bradbury, from a select committee,
reported bill providing for ascertaining
and paying claims of American citizens
on account of spolations by the French
prior TO 1901.
The Senate then took up the petition
praying the restoration Of Aogging as a
punishment in tho navy. .a
MIR. Mallory addressed the Senate in
support of the prayer Of the petitioners
and in reply to the speech of Mr.. Stock
ton. ......... ......
Mr.. Borland introduced bill granting
land to Arkansas for Railroad purposes
HoUsE.-Ailer a personal explanation
from Mr.. Bsrnhisel in relation to the re-
port of returned officers from Utah, the
House resumed the consideration Of the
motion to refer TO the committee OF the
Whole the bill explanatory Of the Bounty
Land Law of l848. .., ia. -9.'Iew ..
[Our exchanges, containing the pro-
ceedings of the 18th jan, have failed to
reach u.s..
WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.
SENATE.-Not in session to. day.
HousE.-Nlet at the usual hour, and
went into Committee Of the Whole on the
private calender. Six bills were passed
including one authorizing the payment o
interest to the State OF New Hampshire iol
advances made to the United States in re
pelling invasion Of and suppressng insur
rection at Indian Stream, in that State
The committee then rose, and the House
adjourned till Monday.
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SENATE.

FRIDAY; Jan. l6.
The Senate was occupied in the alter
noon in the consideration of resolutions
relative to printing public documents.
The Senate then adjourned over till
Monday,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Mr.. Decker offered resolution instruct
ing the standing committees on Printing
to report bill regulating the printing of
this House as soon as practicable, which
was agreed to.
Mr.. BecIlel offered resolution to this
effect: that joint committee Of - on
the part OF the Senate. and seven on that
Of the House, be appointed 10 apportion
the Congressional representation Of the
State among the counties, and report by
bill, which was adopted.
The House adjourned till Monday.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.

SENATE.-After the transaction of the
ordinary morning business. the resolution
in relation to the printing Of the returns Of
the seventh census was taken up and de-
bated at length By Messrs. Bright, Smith.
Hale, Dawson. Hamlin. Butler and others.
On motion by Mr.. Pearce, its further con-
sidsration was postponed for three weeks.
HousE.-The House was engaged for
the most part in receiving and referring
reports (bills and resolutions) from COM
mittees. The only bill finally disposed Of
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-01-21

OJMiss E c., of Opossum creek, sends
us letter saying she has learned that she
has been accused Of sending US the poetry
signed "Kate Comfortess." She indiE.
nantly denies the charge, and says:--s
i'' / feelthat am endowed by High Hsa!
ven with spirit too aspiring to conds.'
scsnd to thing SO lows" referring to tho
fact that the piece was selected OF origi-
nal, as the writer intended it should be
thought to be-. eH cai
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan

ASHlNGTON, Jan. IL,
SENATE.-Aiter the transaction of the
morning business, the further considera-
ton of the Compromise resolution was
postponed in order to take up the joint
resolution for printing the returns OF the
seventh census.
Mr.. Smith addressed the Senate at length
in favor OF giving this printing to the De-
parment Of the Interior.
Mr.. Bright obtained the floor TO reply,
but gave way to motion to adjourn.
lioUsE.-The House refused to recon-
slider the vots ordering the legislative pro-
ceedings Of the Territory of New Mexico
TO be printed for the use Of the members.
The House bill appropriating $4,000 to
clear away the wreck left by the late fire in
the library being returned, with Senate
amendment appropriating $4,000 for the
purchase of necessary books for immsdi-
ate use, that amendment was concurred
in. A dcbate occurred on the number Of
extra copies of the report Of the coast sur
vev which the House should order to be
printed, and upon the manner in which
they should be distributed. After this sub
ject was disposed of, a resolution ordering
thatthe Committee on Printing should pro-
cure the printing (by the public printer,
with despatch) Of 100000 copies Of the
late report from the Census Bureau, which
recently appeared in the Globe newspa-
per, was moved. Pending the question on
the suspension of tho rules for its consid-
Grafton, the House adjourned.
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sen AVE.
THURSDAY, Jan. Is.

Resolutions relative to printing extra
copies Of Reports Of the Public institutions
were introduced.
A bill ceding 10 the United States Green
Island, Ottawa county. for the site Of a
lighthouse. was passed.
The House kossu,h resolutions came up
for consideration ard caused considerable
discussion--many Senators obiecting to
them ss being TOO tame. Mr.. CrsdIebaugh
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GrQuite a scene Of "noiss and confu.
sion" took place at Harrisburgh, on tho
reception Of Kossuth by the Legislature.
The crowd was so dense and the uproar
so tremendous that the military wore call
ed out to drive the multitude from the Hall
Of the House. tt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-01-21
COLD WEATHER.

That ubiquitous individual-"the oldest
inhabtant"-has never experienced as
cold weather in this region, as we now
have. This (TuesdOy,) morning, at 81
O'Clock; the Thermometer stood at 21 do.
gress below U. . # t4aa shsa
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was that from the Committee on the Judi
ciary, for the punishment Of those who
may set fire to mechanics shops, or any
other out.buildings, in the District.
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Union ARTIsr.-Ws have received tho
January Mo-, being No. 8, Of nsw
monthly Journal published in Pittsburgh.
by R. D. H.rtshorn, bearing the above
title, devoted to Agriculture, HORTICULTURE
and Mechanics. 1t is valuable publica.
ton and ought to De sustained. Terms e
81 per annum. e'''',''
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0cyon this Wednesday, morning the
westheris quite moderate to what il was
yesterday Last night and this morning
consdsrabls snow fell. The Thermome.
ter stood At 10 degrees above o At 7 o'clock.
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CoNsuMRnIoN CuRARLEl

Robert Sanderson Jusce of the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio and brother of Maor
Gch6Tal Sdndcrs0i Ano1ccFintle WAR of1s12, cured
Consumption by tho ''Wistnr's Balsam Wild
Rush Creek township, Fairfield co. Feb. %, 1859
Dear Sr.LAs consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cedOf Consumption by tho oil
'.Dr WistaIs Balsan Of wild CheEy1 win state tho
SYMPTOMS that others similarly afflicted be
Induced t6tTy this Invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty In breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
iuses heat and frequent cold chis, with pain In
my side aud by very bad cough;
very restless at nights ana had great night sets perspi
rtng,l should say, at least two gallons night wengt the
bed completely through had not been able to work for
sears. but was much enaeated, and almost helpless
when using Wistarls Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
hqye used nn 10 bottles lnl am now free from all those
COMPLAINTS FOR my health is good
now IS years old, and have not taken any Of tho
BalSa 1885, because my health Is good not to
require any medicines. hut shoud have any return
my former symptoms should WsLar'a Balsam OF Wild
Cherry procured tile medicine OF MeSsTs. Fall &
0't'''-''' ~ ROBERT SANDERsoN.
The genuine wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry has fac
suile or the signature OF Henry Wist6f M D., PhiIade
pha, and "SanIord Sc Park, - finely executed seelen.
sraVcd wrapper No othes can be- genuine. ssFf54 tod
U5-Pricc 81 per bottIc-six bottles for &c.
Sold Qy J. u. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut
on Walnut strct-to whom all orders must be addressed.
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:. :. GREAT ATTRACTION
Firth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor.tpest ByoaStsdy aud FLGnkl street, N<to York.
"A saritattoofs LAZY IN CHINA under tic iNFET
only kind in the country: The largest
and ben hocnt and Modern COHs in TIM u s.
bluff head buttot marked u s. a., three oOrncrGd Hat,
Breectes Caters &o dc. Also Birds OF Various Plum
War, Shells; Minerals, Gold, Silver Copper and other Ores
s yona 81 soIr SsGG T c6
lection cannot be found in Establishment of the dndin
10 be great wonder The calves arc Joined together
from the neck down tothe middle. TheyaIe full grown and
JEFFERSON county; orNew York, by Mr. John Jennings
Live White Rat from I.erls co PENN AdTiIanes G RAT
Cannon and Domnocs. 4 Billiard Room with two spIell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dinner and Supper parties can be
at very short notice Tho Larder will be
tens Mutton Chops Veal Outlets &c, provided
Sttbis Establisbnent may BIO seen celebrated bird
MINO, that viii repeat almost anything amer stanecr
REORGANIZATION for political meetings Of any party
celebrated Establishment and having made various aeTa
Transient Boardes style not unsurpassed by tho best
Hotels OF the city of New York The BAR ROOM which
collection OF many years. will sustain the reputation accorded
It the charge of Mr. Thomas Riley In the quality Gifts
wines, &c. CONNECTED with the above is RERRC-
TORY where meals win be served at all hours OF the day
and evening 00ma oE eses
The public respectfully invited to grant him share OF
'"''' CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
ersons wishing forPuc Wine and Spirits may depend
n B.-Private families Supplied with Dinners or SuPPers
in superior style, for Parties of number at their
tive homes and glass silver any part
ofthe City TREE cHKEsE.- ~ i7
C1IAmBERLEN,s COmHIERCIAL.
COLLEGE.
LOCATED CORNER OF MARKET AND THIRD srREFrs, PITTS.
'''.i $500 --'-4A 'BUROH, PA. Loot ''ti
o. 4. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of the
P. 4. SPENCER, Professor Of Pennanship. - 100
IHE principal Object OF hIs Institution, is young
i opportunity OF Obtaining thorough and III
knowledge rlouble Entry Book Keeping, and its ap
plcaU business ralons generally Applicants can
enter College at time and attend both and evening
The OF SUCH will enable the student
TO take charge conduct ON scicnhe principles any
set OF Double Entry Books ON Completion or the same!
PENMANsHIP-TO write flee and legibIe hand Is desira.
BILE accomplishment in the education genteenor
every profession, and more particularly those who
desrous OF qualifying mercantile and bust
pursuits. This Departmental conducted by p
r. Spencer, Of OO author of the Spencean system oil
PenmaHsip, gentleman well known throughout
try, accomplished penman and also SS one OF tho
most successful teachers OF tho age. +fE-
Communications addressed to o. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
will receive prompt attention. be- ~ aug21.
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- s.G a-al BURNRR's I-..tl4I fsrl
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

POwELLS FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
NHE probretOrs OF these Sprngt prepared TO
i ceve and accommodate visers This delightful Wa.
tering Is situated eight miles Woodstock,
| tween the Fort and MGnsanntten Mountaina Th6 new
building hundIed cct In lengh) commenced
HOARDRHS; and humber OF Cottages, ,or tic use OF
Families, been erected convenient TO the boarding
! These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, Blue and BLACK
SULPHUR, LIMESTONE and SLATE all having
their fountains within circumference OF thirty yaTds!-
the work OF Natncs own hbratOry. They send forth
Pslsoas a s To- aSe S
sn the ground gradually rising to the south and until
which presented eye OF the behodaF one OF The
enchanting landscape views the country To the
rising at distances OF nom 25 to100 yards, and from
% Get above me Level bottom n, In mont and 70 the
approached from the east rear, by gentle ascent
tinq spurs its eep rawlings and its LOFTY peaks IIeeiS
panorama which, for bold outline and pleasing Variety is
deed tho scenery presented to view from submits Of
the ahsanuen and Fort Mountains, embracing the Page
and Shenandoah Valleys, must be to be
1diton TO tho Springs proper there arc number OF
othe E in the vicinity the principal which l. The
celebrated Mountain Spring $50 yards distant; 2 The
above is Chalybeate, sending forth lmpid stream;
TO the south 6m the SPRING. about quarters Of
bcae Spring The Spring recently opened amid the
beauMl group OF willows that shade the Sulphur Springs
and which IL believed to possess peculiar medicinal quail
ties, completes the list.
Visitors coming nom tho North OF East enter the
the proxinyo he mountains, about twelve miles to the
north cast IrOC ne spring. Inc rugged grandeur OF this
natural defle the rocks towering the very Clouds
strikes the traveller with awe and admiration.
arriving at the SPRING. the invalid haa onoe with
drawnIfom The and perpeSes, tolls onotony
the busy world, and recuperate his exhausted ener.
gies by qaine the pure waters that neess6htIy flow
around him. and parang OF the rich yands are daily
prepared for the nOuTishnent OF his hail body.
We win state the benefit or those who may not DO
aware OF the fact that we own largo GTn attached to
the Springs wee persons have their horses pastured
stabbed as they may prefer. srt.r
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liquo4s
Cigars, Tobacco &c. w. '9 -
An attentive 0seT will be in attendance and servants
to different departments OF the houses and evsrythng
shall be done thai contribute to the COMFORT OF 4he
guests. '' =.
Persons visiting the spIings from the NORTH can leave
baltimore in the morning. and arrive here the next morn
ng by the OF Winchester and Woodstock. Persons
South WIN Leave Sta9nton In the morning arrive
at Woodstock to dinner, and the Springs to tea -
For the amusement OF those who may wish TO partie
pate in such exercises Ten Pin Alley erected
Bath House, with everything requisite for Bathing
has been erected for tho accommodation or visitors
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READ zee cERTIFlcATE.
TaIIapoosa Co, Ala, Jan

TNIopoosa Co., Ala, Jan. 2, 1862.
Dr. Guysott-Dcnr Si send this 10 certify TO you that
your Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparia has per
formed OF most SSonderIalcures oe that haseV
have been SfIictcd for forty years with ftruptons on
ePySSsS snS ~ ISIS SSd one leg SpStsted above tSs
months afler other leg broke out in
ant reat deal Of ofspvo matter and At t
time my LEFT hand broke out In large running
The misery that have suffered for thu TWO years
cannot describe TO yCp was in such agony that never
help OF God1 had made PREPARATION for death, and had
pointed out TO family tho place where 10 bury
In October last my son brought of your bottle
performed by your Extract OF Yellow Dock ami
sent and bottles 3, Of " and com
ment all become easy aud could SLEEP all night.
six bottles, my sores had neatly all healed Ny sores got
Sveuasif by enchantmen have used in all eight
and now consider myself well: at loss for terms
to set forth the worth OF this medicine, TO my
what It has done for must call It the
Savior of man rom misery while living upon earth
enTeat all OF the afflicted to try this medicine, Tor
Lay aside AL pTeu9les;s and jSst tr and proclaim It's
My case is wei cnown large portion South Caro-
above cure, invite them TO call me, and viii show
hc'thc scars can be found In daa p 20, Alabama
one mile from Stoe's Ferry, BENEJAHHUGHES.
scronla Syphilis Mercurial complaints Cancer, Gangre
re, rheumatism and vast variety OF other dtsagrcea
BILE and dangerous diseases arc speedily and perfectly
cured by the use OF this medicine. .Es' irs
1}ioE 81 d Dadcville, Alabama, May 81, 1882
Mcssrs Scovile q Head;-This is certify that about
the first February last Twas afflicted with three
four painful and about the face Of them
anee of Cancers and was fearful they would III
Careers About three weeks since l ehInmeneed taking
rla and found immediate relief from its have
taken quite two bottiea and the sores on my face
all healed lp and those on my neck are nearly sol and
truly believe they will be entirely well In few days.
cheerfuy recommend cdr. GuysOtsy Extract OF yell.
low Dock and Sarsanaila" to persons afflicted with any
kind OF eFpons cancerous sores My general health
Is much improved by the OF the mediCfne!aE 81
t Respectfully, - RICHARE Il. BURKE
Quart Bottles, 81 per bottlc--six bottles Tor So.
y JOAN u. PARK.
Northeast OF Fourth and Walnut Streets Cncin-
natl Ohio, General Agent for the West, to whom all
derS must be addressed. gese
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81 H
-..t-t, li' 'Nt" &C., &C., &c.
all who wish purge the blood from inpurifes and
the system to resist ePodencS resort IySOttB
Extinct Yellow DOCK and SaTs9paTtll1,Y which
wing itself Antdoe for many OF the mo9t nal grant dis
that flesh IL heir and they will never be dtgappO
ed III this remedy tho yubc faith has wRyeTed-
waver for 1t Is founded experience, Just
their want OF faith in othor and spurious compounds Is
founded experience They fly from mineral lOGrunrS
seek hope, life and vgor from this purely vegetable remedy
however broken down in health aud Bpirits-howeVcI
himself and Others let despair OTrS
coVery let tho patient only understand that his hope
restoration lies only in Guysotts Extract of Yellow nosA
SaIslparla and persuade him, for his lies sake,
ryit, and have no hesitation in predicting his speedy
restoration TO health. ,..!L -. -
Tie Shaker prepared yellow Deck,'' and The cred
Honduras - are the invaluable remedial agents
from which Dr. Guysotts Improved Extract OF Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparn is formed, and Iaboratoryof DIR.
GuySot given tho virtues OF these roots in their
cion HE preparation contains all the restorative prop
critics OF The roofs combined and concentrated In thar
most strength and efficacy.
Experiments made in the manufacture of this nedi
Accordingly, find it resorted to almost univerRayin
general prostraon of all the vital powers and all those
tormentng diseases OF the skin trying to the patience
and SO Injurious 10 the health. 1875 ~ i--=9'aa
The following Beaah Hughes ia ope OF the
astonishing record After forty years. Sickness
eXcrucang torture the amputaiOn of oneIeg and
Inc body limbs almost OF eating purifying dis
charging ulcers DO cured by eight boeSof Guysott's
Extract or Yellow Dock and SlTNapaTl4 liz almost mITnC.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

.1l1.. AND MA r. TIN LUTHER, ~
eathe large and dsons steel pat carefully
ysfilnIine and mezzotint NON ne celebfatsd
George Cattern0le, repTeasptinEi mi 4sf baE ef4
"a II, III. =, TIKI FlRST PERFORMERS, d ~ s5io
~ tEe Diets(
,'A4 ta.tiif ~ t}it SSn f6e9, INV atgiet sstlA
now offers It. eoASeoton WITH their aiin
unprecedently low. ,;.tr ,,s ,-,,.S 4,.,o.iitllh
This magnif Ont comp ton contains nearly OF q
dred figures and includes portraits 9th e
prominent men connected that event. Ihf
elusive Of maTginl measures q inches by 10 and
has never been RECALLED at price less than 81
Zach mpression acConpa by an
Key otre!erente describing the scens the
history which leu tot the event, AM the pTtEp
In connection with sartaiii,s 81 Bob
DO on tho following npetaI terms
T1ablYtn adIRAces-ht} uEily lG3sst sSlciI hsf Z,
o1e copy Of the agazine, and one ofthe bil
Two copies OF the Magazine, and two Of The PrinS,
Five copies OF the Magazine ana OF the Pttns
ltOsether2ith One copy ofbo.hWorks 70 the ssef i,
poEthe Club, nh, i.iI Il. sgaglit
price d sartaih,s Beipg 4
mum. both works f6Gy now BY The ab1f SltI,
halfor what Ias hereto the prieesf each
are ng to pubIlshfE 4
fEhs with Pictorial hits eheral Ja$ ks6n
5A gents twInt6dt In every town ard StlSse
ted States, TO got up GlnAs upon
a. Country ESYapepsls Pub tia aR4Ss
meft every otber week Tor three mont VIII ~ s9Au
to Copy ofeaGh work stt 'iis2lo ~.
ssSond land se6Is elss-t
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sRE.A 4 FIRE & PROOF SAFES.
IN SESsRsl fBuRkEIs IA RNEs'- CEEEBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

IHE character these Safes In ST. Louis, before SO
well established that any further test proof tho
fact their being superior ton others, would
unneecssayi but in order TO accommodate Mr. Hail. the
which has burnt up the United
Stltes CWilders patent IN his challenger
result Is below by the Committee who
intended burning tho Sales WeOny regret that They
were not len in the Iurnae es Two hours longer
The Safe which tcstedis to be seen our Store, anil
dent that no one will doubt their fire proof qualities
after having the specimen which through th
pstH 9ipsst ~ '''' isF'' E. r. VIOLET. & Co,
Solo gents the eturers, No 13, Leyee, md No
The commit tee appointed by =. Hail. on
behalf of Hail. DOddd Co.. of Cincianatls and MesSrs!
r. Violate Co, agents OF Messr Burke Barnes Go
OF Pitsburg the fire proof Of the safes
dc by theis respective ncpns-Ieport, that have
tins day subjected Safe OF zach manufacture, of similar
sZc which had been in In oven9 to fro
made with dry oak wood and PsbHrg stone coal for tbs
space or i've and half hours, and during that we boz
eve the heat applied far n that in bri
nary the expiration of that time, on
found that iron casting both entite
Iy burnt on, hut that the books were unniuTed; and on
opening, the safes d books and papers entirely
injured water used in cooling off,
This found to be the cate vita both afes and TIE only
pcTceptbe difference in the appearance pGthe neTop
thatthe vaTnish of BureS BaTBess sie
entirely uninuTed while that He'll DodL LG Co.'s
bhsteTed and blackened. In conclusion, would
that fTuEI tho result Of this test we have hcBitag
ton In the s9a or both parties the conf
denoe ofthe public. 'ts = ,- - - "a y !
liN!l s1DAVID H. BISHOP. -
.-t--tNtNsLtLssL AZ GERARD b. ALLEN.
ST. Louis! June I6. 1853. auss4