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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24

QUEBEC, July l5-Eight persons killed and three
houses destroyed on Tuesday at Cape Diamond by slide
Of rock at o'clock p. M Yesterday another slide took
place at A. NJ, killing man and crushing some
houses There was also another slide in the afternoon
but without loss of life; some houses were however,
crushed
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24

The Neao York E0ening Post (Freesoi Anti
Slavery, and strongly in favor of PIERCE and KING
the most able and influential Democratic organ in
New York; quotes the Resolutions of '9S' as
proper to be used against the Fugitive Slave Law
Upon the authority of those Resolutions it argues
against the validity and binding force of law
which we look upon as carrying out the provisions
of the Constitution itself The Post, according to
its construction is reoced that the Resolutions Of
SO were made part of the Democratic platform .
And thus are the weapons of the South 50 long
used, now turned against our peace and safety by
these Northern alGes.-ALerandria Gazette
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24

E Our correspondent has called attention to an
error in the article the Mexican boundary printed in
paper of the 17h in reference to the lost belt Of
land.
In that article is stated that the initial point Of the
line Of the Commissioners thirty -four miles north Of
Ell Paso, by which belt Of land twenty-sx miles vide
and one hundred and seventy miles long was lost
to the United States We have since been informed that
the true point Of the Commissioners line is forty
miles north of Paso which make the belt Of land thirty
four miles wide, and hundred and seventy eight
miles long, equal to 6,052 square miles, or Ss7S 2s0
acres
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24

At Democratic meeting to respond to the no
limitations of the Baltimore Convention at Racine,
(Wisconsin,) the Democracy refused to adopt the
resolutions of the National Convention They took
the candidates, but repudiated the platform.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24

SERIOUS RIor occurred on Tuesday, at Hamilton in
Canada, between the 0rangemen and Irish Catholics
The 0rangemen went to Toronto to celebrate the 10Th
Of July and when landing their return were attacked
by the Catholics fight cnsued in which Thomas
Campbell was stabbed and his assailan Bernard McPhi-
lips was shot dead.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24

Washington correspondent of the New York
Tribune says that Gen. SooTT, yielding to the soil
citation of many friends has consented to meet the
Wings at Lundys Lane on the anniversary of the
battle of which that spot was the scene If the in
formation be correct, the occasion will be one of
peculiar interest, apart from its political effect
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24

SHOCKING MORTALITY ON SHIPBoARD.-The English pa
pers contain account of horrible mortality on board
the British ship Lady Montague on the passage from
China to Caao with five hundred souls on board incud-
ing passengers and 1t appears that sickness and
fever seized the helpless creatures within few days after
her departure The suerngs of the poor
Of the most frightul description Many committed sui
eide by jumping overheard and by the time the ship put
into Hobart town fewer than hundred and ninety
three had persisted BY great efforts health restored
on board and she sailed again for her destination but
the disease soon reappeared and by the time she reached
Caao the list of victims sweed to two hundred and
seventy four Only three persons out of of thirty
six men who went out with the vessel returned home OF
the emigrants she took board at Cumsngmoon only
two hundred and reached Callao
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24

CHOLERA ON THE IsTHsUs.--A letter dated Chagres.
I'd instant states that six deaths by cholera recently
occurred at Cruces about thirty at Mers Station and
considerable number at Navy Bay both on shore and
among the shipping
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24

The Colonization Journal contains list Of three b
dred and thrty6ve persons who have been emancnaad
and emigrated to Liberia since February 1861 The
Der Of owners who emancpsted these slaves about or
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-24

NEW DRIsK.-lf the Americans have No ;nvent;ve
talent IN naming towns, as the thousand Wasb;na
the i've thousand Madisons, and the several bnndroJ
win 40 unlimited number Of repetitions Of the
Iroys, Londons Pekins, Parises &C. would seem n sho
they certainly in respect 10 new drnLs tn
last triumph in this way advertised at the shops i
ade most delicious mixture Of ice cream and lemonade
cool refreshing and palatable, and what is best ~ an
without particle Of ntorcaton in it, In these bo,
such drink is an acquisition.Nep York Ereninn -
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THE FISHERY DIFFICULTY.

The Halifax Colonist of the 9th instant contains
the following despatch from Admiral Sir G. F.
SEYMOUR, addressed to Sir JOHN GAspARD LIE
MARcHANT, Governor of Newfoundland:
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-22

"AVE removed their Boot and Shoe
IL Store to Fl. l.. Il r. Day'snew build
ing, and would invite the attention of the ladies'
and gentlemen of Rayenna and vicinity to the
largest and best stock of boots and shoes that has
as yet ever graced the far famed village of RAJ
venn. We have from the frail eastern fabrics,
TO the firm, substantial and well made, home
manufactured work. Our facilities for manufac-
turing at home are not second 10 any boot and shoe
tradersin the west, as we buy our stock from the
Manufacturers in tie East.
We have been manufacturing ladies' wear the
past winter for spring trade and have large
stock of home made work on hand. A II of our
work we warrant not to rip, if so, we repair free
gratis. Will you please give US call
BROWN & HURLBUT.
Ravenna MAY lth. 1852.
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THE TAPE WORM!

This is the most difficultsworm 10 destroy of all
that nfest the human system; grows to an almost
indefinite length. becoming coiled and fastened
in the lntestines and stomach affecting the health
so sadly as to ca use St. Vitus Dance, Fits &c
hat those afflicted seldom if suspect that it IS
Tape Worm fastening them to an early grave. an
order to DESTROY this worm. very eneroetic trent,
ment must be pursued, would therefore be prop
re TO take to of my Liver Pills, SO as to remove
all obsfuetions, that the Worm syrup may aei efi-
rect upon the worm, which must be taken in doses
of 2 table-spoonfulls times day. These dsree-
tions followed, have never been known to fail in
curing the most obstinate of Fape Worm.
HO LIVER PILLSg
No part of the system is more liable to disease
ton The Liver, 1t serving ilterer to purify the
blood or giving the proper secretion to the bile;
SO that any wrong action of the Liver affects the
other important parts of the system and results
varously Liver complaint, !aundice Dyspep-
sia &c. We should therefore watch every symp-
tom that might indicate a wrong action of The Liv-
er. These pills being composed of roots and plants
furnished by nature to heal the sick, namely: lse
An Expectorant which augments the secretion
from The pulmonary mucus membrane or promotes
the discharge af secreted matter. Cd. An Altera-
tive which changes in some nexplicabbe manner
the certain morbid action of the system. Sd A
Tonic winch gives tone and strength to the nervous
system, renew in health and vigor to all parts of
the body. 4th A Cathariic which acts in perfect
harmony with the other ingre dients and operating
on the Bowels and expeiting the whole mass of
corrupt and vtiated matter and purifying the blood
which destroys disease and restores heatth,
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Townships White No. of No to be
- Males. Jurfrs. refurned

Names now in the BOX.
Atwater-James:Webb Jr.
Aurora Samuel F.. iIickox
BTi.nieId-NeIson L. Barber, Benjamin Cady. George
Gieswet.
Ciarlestown-Levi B. soathworth, Ananiah Hatfield,
Harvey W Curtiss.
Deerield-David D. Gilbert
Edinburgh-Jaines Ramsey.
Franklin-Solomon Cole
Freedoui-Jacob 1hayer. J. S. Delano
Hram-Wiiam c. Baker.
MaDtua-Daniel s. Ladd. +.=a
Nelson
Palmyra-David D. Thomas, Frederick Westoyer, I.o-
rim b. Dix, James Davis.
Pars-Luman Merrill, William C.HIdson, D. Selby,
Jr.
Randoldph-Justin Beliing. Beder Goss, Henry Brum-
baugh, James Burns.
Ravenna-Lalrin Dewey, Solomon Slaughter, Within
Carter Zenas Judd, Charles Judd Samuel d. Sebbins
Roots;own-Asler ID. Gurley
Shalersville-Henry Vets, Wm. L. Coleman, James
Sterling.
Streets5orougl-Henry J. Pease.
Sufieid-Avery Cross, Aaron Adams, Hiram Spencer.
( Wndbam-hfatthew P. Higley.
For duties of Trustees in this case, the Acto reg
late the election of State. and County officers passed
May 3d, 1852, Vol. l.. General Laws, 1854.
Given under my hand, Rayenna this lst day Of Sep
telnber, A. D. 1852.
JAMES WoODARD, Sheriff.
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A yosug rose IN summer time


A yotV,g rose In summer time
Is beautiful to me,
And glorious Tic nlaas stars
That gEimsneF on the sea- :
But gentle words and loving hearts,
Ard bands that clasp my OWE
Are better tilan the fairest flowers
Or stars that ever shene.
The sun may warm the grass to lifes
The dew the dropping flower
And eyes grow bright and watch the Eight
or autumn's opening hoar 6
But words that breathe of tenderness,
And smiles we know are true,
Are. warmer tllan tlle summer time,
And brighter than the dew.
It s:not much the world can give
Z With all its subtitle an, ~
And gold and gems are not the tlliRgs
10 satisfy the heart;
But oh ) If those who cluster round
15se altar aud the hearth,
Hd4e gentle words apd Ios ing smiles,
How beautiful is earth
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she Came nnd tvc..t.
By james RUSSELL Lowell {

AS twig trembles, which bird
Lights on to sing, then leaves unbent
So is my memory thrilled and stirred;
/ only know she came and went.
As clasps some lake, by gusts unriFen
The blue dome's measureless extent,
So my soaI held that moments heaven;
j only know she came and went.
As, at one bound, our swift spring heaps
The orchards full of bloom and scent,
So cleve her May my wintry sleeps;
1 only know she came and went.
An angel stood and met my gaze,
Through the low doorway Of my tent;
The tent is struck, the vision stays;
/ only know she came and went.
Oh, when the room grows slowly dim,
And life's last oil is nearly spent,
One gush Of light these eyes win brinl,
Only to know she came and went.
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PROCI,asIaEIOAl
.EEEg'TION

rs,E,E qualified eeesdrs of Portage County. Ohio. are
bere,v 10 ree al The usual place of holding
Eecfons m their several townlips, on TUESDAY, the
I9t Of Octoe next between the hoursof clockA M
iiise OF the Supreme Cotit one Member of the Board
f Fublie Works, one County Commissioner one County
Auditor, County Recorder, one Sheriff. one CoroIe
ttiye to Congress from the 18th Congressional Bistricl
And the qualified Electors ofeach OF the several
tnent Districts No. one, three aud iour. g
ing with the ranges of townships i'll said Cenniy ":
g. and o. are required to meet at me tle
n;s,rict Assessor (each District eiectlng rs own se
sor) agreeable the requirements o. ,o - ~
IN ls state and for Ieryng taxes ihereupon, according
70 its trtle value money" passed April i3t!i ie1
Grand and Petit Jurers.
Notice hereby given to the Trustees of the several
,,,vnsI,ip that the following he annual apporonnen
and number Of Jurors, which they required return
with the Poll Books for the term g. D. 1852
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Afflicted Read.
Philadelphia EIedicas House,
ESTABLISHED Is YEARS AGO, BY
En BP TX N IA r. NJ

ID Ke. KIN IA e LIN,
North West Corner of Third and Union streets.
between Spruce and Pine streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
EyIFTEFN years of extensive and uninter-upt-
M ed practice spent in this city. have rendered
Dr. K the most expert and successful practi ioner
far and near, in the treatment of all diseases of
private nature. Persons afflicted with ulcers up
IN the body, throat, or legs pain IN the head or
hones, merc1rial rheumatism, structures, gravel,
disease arising from youthful excesses or impuri-
ties of the blood whereby the constitution has be-
come enfeebled. are all treated with success.
lie who places himself under The caro- of DIR. K.
may religiously conftie in his honor as q gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his skill a ply
scian.
T1KE PaRTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who hare injured themselves by a
certain practice INDUCED ina habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school-the
effects of which nightly felt.even when asleep,
and destroy both mind and body-should apply
imme diaeiy. Weakness and constitutional de-
bity, loss of muscular energy, physical iassitude
and general prostration, irritabIty, and all ner-
vous affeet,ons. indigestion, slnggishness of the
liver, and every disease many way connected with
the disorder OF the provocative functions, cured,
and full yigor restored.
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EALL SESSION
Seminary of Natural Science,

RAYENNA, OHIO.
Session of this Institution for the present Accaencl
year, will commence on Monday Sept. 20, 1852
C. p. HART, B. A. Principal,
and Lecturer assisted occasionally the latter capdcity Jy
distinguished Educators from, abroad.
Miss A. s. ASPENygALL, vice-Prtncipal,
Instructor in Ftn,aie Department
THE Principal has the pleasure of stating that he
secured the valuable services of Miss A. S. Aspenwa
of New Hampshire, for the female department. Miss A.
is accomplished English and French scholar expert
eEced teacher, and graduate of the first nstitu
tons of New England She highly recommended
by Professors Fisk, Woods and Others and will doubt
contribute largely to advance the standard of education
among and meet our highest expectations.
Two additional have been added to the Institu-
ton, rendering the whole suit peculiarly complete One
of the is provided with SkyLigh. admirably
adapted for the Enamelled Card Drawing and Shading
which, below will be taught, along with other de-
partments of the tasteful and intellectual of copying
and sketching.
The of instruction embraces, in addition to the
Common English Branches, Higher Mathematics, Langu-
&c. the special proessorship of Natural Sciencea
Ording Collegiate advantages to youth of both
DAILY LECTURES, both Experimental and Descriptive
given before each department, all the leading
branches Science thus combining in eminent degree
practice tuia theory.
The most approved Charts Plates pertaining
Natural Sciences have already been procured and Chemc
al and Philosophical Apparatus will be Immediately ad-
ded.
Tuition per Session of eleven areeks-Co Common and High
English Branches, Lectures, &C., $500
Sketching, Linear and Perspective Drawing Enamelled
Gard Drawing and Transferring, the Art of Shading
Not esirous Of oyerstocKne our school for the sake
merely of large numbers and large profits, is
monty done, to great disadvantage of those attending, 1t
has been deemed ddrisabe to limit the ooe number to fifty
and pecnary consideration induce to
more.
No students are admitted under II years of age,
Further information may be had by apply at the
Seminary Rooms, nearly opposite Halls Book Store Ra
VIENNA, Ohio Sept 15.
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r ALL Rim G

DONE NEW YORK STYLE.
vEyHE undersigned respectfully return their sin
L cere thanks to their friends and the public
generally, for their liberal patronage for the past
year. and solicit a continuance of the same
Having Just received the Spring and Summer
Fashions for 1882 we feel confident that are
able to execute all orders entrusted to care i'll
the best style. Gentlemen who are desrous of
having their clothes made well, and to fit, Will do
we'll to call on the subscribers.
All orders attended to the shortest notice, and
as reasonable as can be done town. Cutting done
at all times.
Shop directly over DR.. Swlft's Drug Store.
Rayenna, March 90, 1852.
1I6O DERBY & LINN.
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Fire Rgluiilisatos'.

HhHILLIP'S United States Fire Anni-
e hilator Company, of which Hon. Elisha
Whittlesey is President, Hon. j oln NJ Clayton
is Council, and p. 7. Barnum is General Mana
ger, have established an agency in Cleveland. for
The sale of territorial rights 10 and vendtile
Fire Annihilator in all the Western and South
Western States.&
Parties can be supplied by mail with pamphlets
containing accounts of numerous experimenisand
accidental fires, proving the utility of these ma
chimes, by enclosing three OF four three-cent post
age stamps
The prices of ofterritorial licenses, or rights for
States or Counties, will depend upon various cir
cumstanccs, based npon the number of inhabitants
which will be made known upon application at the
Agency Office in Cleveland, or by letters, ,ad
dressed (post paid)to Nichols, Brayton & Co
A Western company having parchas dthe right
of the State Of Ohio, are prepared TO dispose Of
counties on application asabove.
Agency at the general insurance Office of H.
Frayton, No. 4, Sartwel Block, Cleveland,
0lhe,where samples of the machines may at all
times be inspected. Z. T. NICHOLS.
Ii. +. BRAYTON,
T. T.C.SEVERANCE.
Cleveland Oct 18TH 1881 ll3S-ff
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u.he EsibIe.
~ BERNARD BARRON.


BY BERNARD BARRON.
A fountain ever springing,
Where the wearied may repair,
The heavy burden bringing,
OF sin and Of despair.
A hive of honeyed treasure,
Distilled from Eden's bowers,
Where heaven born hope with pleasure,
May feed in wintry hours
Drink for the soul that's thirsting,
Comfort for those that fear
Balm for the heart when bursting,
May all be gathered here.
What added boon is wantingP
The blessing God mustgive,
The giftof Faith, by granting,
To read, believe and live.
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Youth and Manhood.
A VIGOROUS LIFE. OR Il PREMATURE
DEATH.
KiaIkeiin on seIG-PreservatEoa :!

ONLY 25 GENTS
This Book just published. is filed with useful
information, on the inirniles and diseases ofthe
Generative Organs. 1t addresses itself alike TO
Youth, Manhood and Old Age, and should be read
by all.
Tho value, advice and impressive warning il
gives, will prevent years Of misery and suffering,
and save annually thousands of lives.
Parents by reading it, will learn how to prevent
the destruction of their children.
IA remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in letter
addressed 10 Dr. Kinkeiin, northwest corner Of
Third end Union streets, between Spruce and
Pine, Philadelphia, will ensure book, under en-
velope, per return of mail
: Persons at a distance may address DR.. K. by let
ter (post- -paid) and be cured at home.
Packages of edieines, directions, &C.. forward
ed, by sending a remittance, and put up secure
from damage curiosity
booksellers. News-A gents, Pedlars, Canvassers,
and alloIhers supplied with the above work, al
very low rates.
May "a. 1882. 1I69-Iy
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House Trimmings

nF all kinds, Strap and I Hinges and Latches
" for gates, cellar doors &c. Remington gun
barrels, gun stocks, triggers, moun,ings ribs,
cleaners, powder ilasks shot bells, candlesticks,
snuilers and trays, dinner bells, tea bells, steel
traps trace, halter, Log and cable chains of all ST.
zes, anviis, hand and bench vices, mill and Xcut
saws, also tenant, back, compass, rip, panel and
fret for carpenters, tin plate, block lin, sheet
cost steel. Iron. nails, shoveis and tongs, seet-
yards. balances, measuring Tapes from 3 to 100
feet in length, and in short, everything usually
fornd in hardware store, all of which wiH be
sold cheap as the cheapest. Please call and see
T.. Z. RICHARDSON
Ravenna, Juno ID, 1859.
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DIR. FL III S EY'S
Ga2ERasCOaecd Forest Pills


Are an important adjunct to the Forest Wine
They are coated with pure gum arabic, an inven-
tion Tor which Doctor Halsey has received the on
ly pa .en ever granted on Pills, by the government
of the United States.
The Forest Wine and gum coated Forest Pills,
unite in accomplishing the same great end the
purifcatlon of the blood, and restoration of the
stomach and bowels.
The Forest Wine and Pills are recommended as
an efficient and certain cure in the following com
plants: Dypepsia, habtua costiveness, dropsy,
complaints of the kidneys. incIpient consumption,
decline of general health, and female weakness,
for which II is sovereign remedy; languidness,
night sweats, nervous disorders, loss of appetite
low spirits. and want of nervous energy, ague and
fever, Which it never fails to cure; scrofua cry
sipelas, jaundiee, unhealthy color of the skin,
weakly and impaired state of the constitution.
TO TIE L.4DIES.
Nothing in the world is more absurd than the
custom of using paints, chalks, &c. to improve the
countenance. True beauty and ovellness ac-
company the highest perfection of health, which
again invariably follows the purest state of the
blood. What artificial appendages equal that WV
i'd expression efcountenance which emanates from
blooming health2 What paints con pare with the
crimson coored blood casting its brilliant roseate
hue through The transparent texture of the skin?
What charms are more captivating than those ol
nature, in her highest perfection of health? Let
DIR. Halsey's Forest Wine, supply the place of all
cosmetics. The use Of this exceleat wine for a
short time creates pure, rich blood, which, oour-
sing through the veins, penetrates the minutest
fhers that verge toward the surface of the skin,
causing all unhealthy pimples and blotches to dis
appear, impartng vivid, rosy color to the skin,
and brilliant expression to the eyes.
THIS Is NATURAL BEAUTY!
In corroboration of these facts, DIR. Hasey has
many testimonials from ladies of the most respect
abfc standing in society,
The Forest Wine, in large quart bottles, 81 per
bottle or bottles for S. Gum-coated Forest
Pills. 25 cents per box. For safe by the appointed
Agent iii Rlvenna,
lls2 c, HATCH, Druggist, Main st.
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CHATRS RY sTEAM,

eA TESHEsubscribers, successors ofn
E-H n Taylor & McElwain, is Y.
kM prepared to furnish at his large u
Ns33 Steam Factory, just north of the
EEB V Prentiss House, variety of Cane
y seat, Windsor, Dining, Office, Boston,
and Chidren's Chairs, at low prices, and of as
good workmanship as the best of materials, ma
chinery and skill can make.
He is also prepared to execute jobs of Turning,
and Saving Lumber for Sash, Blinds, Doors, &C.,
on short notice for ready pay.
j. B. & G. McELWAI
Rayenna; Oct. 2e, 1850. 1887
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TO FEMALES.

You viii find these pills an invaluable medicine
in many complaints to which you subject In
obstructions either total partial they have been
found of inestinable benefit, restoring their fnnc-
Ls2aL arrangements TO healthy action, purifying
blood and other fluids so efectuaHy to put to
fight all complaints which may arise from female
Irregularities, headache, giddiness, dimness of
sight, pain III the side. back, &c.
None genuine unless signed j. N Hobensack
all others being base Imitation.
D-5 Agents wishing new supplies, and store
keepers desirous of becoming agents. must address
the proprietor J. NJ IIobensack. Philadelphia, Pa.
AGENTS
DR. Isaac Swift, Ravena; A. V. Horr, Sha-
iersville; l. B. Sheldon, Atwaer; r. Silley,
Sufffe!d; d. X. Wheeler, Randolph; DIR. Prem
tice, Canfield j. IL Sexton, oungstown Hoyt,
Brother & CO., w arren; and wholesale by DIR.
G. Ii. Heyser, No. lao, Wood ST., Pittsburgh, !,
G. ID. Haywood, Cleveland. 1881