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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

T GaEAr ExcITr,srSr IN IREtASD-44aerpt
tothroaO Ra;1izoy Train soiM Protestant
-ASso.iation opsr Prscipice-P Pdrtio! Sue
teSs of tie lSelene.--A most attrocious out
rage; having its origin in the Irish Catho-
lie and Protestant feuds, had caused much
ialiSna.;oa throushon. all England and
Ireland, when the steamer left. An ex-
cursion train with nine hundred passen-
gers, including most Of the Protestant gen.
iry ofthe country, had been ona visitfrom
Eaniskellin to Londonderry, and on return
ing at night the train was thrown of the
track by huge blocks of stone placed so as
20 throw the cars over precipitous en-
halkment. Owing to the caution of Lord
Elniskellin. who placed himselfon the en-
gine with thedriver, the train was proceed
ing at a very slow pace, otherwise the con-
sequences must have been fearful. AS it
was several persons were killed and wound
ed.
The London Morning Herald character
ICES tho affair as an attempt at Romish
massacre Of Pro:estan:s' The Times al
lilies to it as Intended TO be a repetition OF
st, Bartholcmew's.
The statement in the Herald says
On reaching Derry all the respectable
Inhabitants Of the place, the mayor. ten ol
the magistrates, ths dean, and the Protes-
talt clergy, turned out to meet them, pass.
ing a day dclightrdlfro the harmony and
good will which marked it; the excursion.
is started for Elaisgillen at quarter past
five P. NJ. Nothing in particular marked
the homeward journey save fresh tokens
Of good will from the inhabitants of the dis.
trict through which they passed. They
wore not however, destined to reach En-.
riskillen without being made to feel that tc
God alone they should be indebted for de-
liyerance from the hands of ferocious anC
cowarlly enemies. When the train haL
arrived within a miles of its destination
the occupants oft were startled by sud
den shock. On getting out, they found t.
their dismay that their lives had hung up
on a hair; as, far beneath they discovered
the engines 1.-TWO in number) hurled off thu
line, and proyidentially brought to a stand
sill from the softness of the ground il
which they were. The place selected 70
this diabolical attempt at wholesale massa
ere wasadmirably adapted for the purpose
as il was at the brink Of precipice all bu
perpendicular. The night also was ex
tremely dark, On making an examination
II was discovered that one poor man wa
crushed to pieces, and two others had boil
legs broken.
The cause Of the occurance was sool
discovered, stones some cwts, in weight
were found on tho rails, which were them
selves unscrewed for several yards, an,
thus some 900 persons--men, women an,
chillren--were brought into the very jaw
ofdeath, and being preserved from a grea
peril by merciful Providence, found them
selves cast adrift in tho darkness of tn
night, and at distance of upward
offourteen miles from their homes.
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Make tie Correction.

We clip the following from the Toledo
Blade.
"The sweep is so thorough'in Ohio, that
one man is defeated who ran alone. Ii was
said that Lot Smith, in the Fairfield Dis
trict, was running alone, buta Free Soiler,
Mr.. Culver, comes up elected"
The joke is good one, but we refer to
it for the purpose Of calling the attention Of
the press, not only of Ohio but of other
States, to the fact that V. B. Horton, and
not Mr.. Culver, is the man that beat Lot
Smith. Horton is one of the ablest and
most excellent meE in Ohio, and he will be
conspicuous in the Ohio delegation at Wash
ington. Mr.. Horton was elected by the
American party and not by any anti-Ne
braska, Fusion or Free soil influence. He
will be found right on all the great Ma
tional questions of the day and will always
stand ready TO east his influence in favor oi
American principles, irrespective of former
parties.
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Attnchment Nntine.

AZ my instance attachment was this day issued BIZ
J.. Em6ich Justice ofthe peace far Hooking township
Fairfield county, against the property and effects Of
A. Degrana non resident Of Fairfield county, for the
sum Of and Sl0 probable COSTS dated this 3Oh
day Of Sept. 1854. JAMES IEMOJT
Oct, 10, ls54-4w24 per w, w. WHITE. -
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Am Kinds OF Stoves. &c.

Mover In the history OF Lancaster was there an estab
shment that kept hand larger and more com pete
assortment OF Stoves of all kinds and varieties He
also prepared with alarge number Of Fire Crates and
for the accommodation OF his customers keeps hand
large quantity OF Fire Brick, manufactured express
ly with view to putting up Crates, &c.
In fine any and everything needed In his line be
secured by giving him call and at prices as reason
able us can be obtained In any other establishment In
the State inasnuch as his present stock is greatly
superiorto his former In quantity quality, variety and
cheapness he feels confident that persons giving him
call will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied.
Lancaster, September %, 1881
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Atfnchmenf Nofice.

A T my instance an attachment was this day issued
IA by G. Steinman, Justice Of the Peace OF Hook
ing township, Fairfield county, against the property
and effects Of John Pure an absconding debtor, for
Ten Dollars the probable costs OF this suit.
September %, l654-Aw22 ID. w. CROOK
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

LIVER DisEAsE.-Carter's Spanish Mixture, as a re-
mcdy for liver disease, and the number Of formidable
evils connected with disorganizcd state Of that organ
is unrivaled,
Hundreds of certificates, from tho highest sources
persons, living In the city Of Richmond, Virginia. nigh
6egiven of effected by Carters Spanish Mixture
We have only roomto refer to the extraordinary cure
Of Samuel M. Drnker, Esq, of the arm Of Drnker &
Morris, Booksellers, Richmond, Virginia, who was
cured bytwo bottles fCarter's Spanish Mixture amor
three years suffering from diseased liver. He says its
action on the blood Is wonderful, better than all tho
medicine he had ever taken, and cheerfully roeom-
mends It TO all. ~ See ndvcrtisement-lmis =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

The Locofocos of the Westchester,
New York District, have nominated the
famous DR.. Brandreth of pills memory, as
their candidate for Congress. He win neod
few boxes after the 18th Of Novem-
Der.
The Circuit Court ofthe United States
met at Columbus last Tuesday--Judge
MCLEAN presiding. About 500 cases are
to be disposed Of. saa.s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

The above have been CLEANED from the
official returns published in the several
county papers.
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Attnchrnanf Nnticn

"A issued by Jacob Emblch, Justice ofthe Poacc OF
Hooking township, Fairfield county, against the pro-
perty and effects Of Andrew Degra, nonresident OF
said county for the sum OF balance S27 76 and S25 s
probable costs, dated this 30h Jay OF September 1854
Lancaster, Ohio, Oct. 5, le54-4w22 2. BOPE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
Estate OF Peter TTnver.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that we have this day bceu
duly appointed us executors OF the Estate Of PkTHR
HAvER deceased, late Of Fairfield county, Ohio. Per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said Estate aro
notified TO mako immediate settlement, and all persons
having claims against said Estate requested TO pre-
sent them duly authenticated within one yenr.
JERIAH HAVER,l
Sept. G, le54-4w* GEORGE HAVERl h1ee"torS'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

@rone million five hundred thousand
dollars of the State debt of Ohio has been
paid off since the first Of last January.
The above announcement has met our
eyes in several eastern papers We hope
it is true, but where do the figures come
from?l tsd
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

OFFICIAL STATION AND LITERARY IN
coMEs.-The London correspondent of the
National Intelligencer, in speaking of Mr..
D'Israel, says:
He informed gentleman, from whom 1
heard it, that while Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, the income he enjoyed from his
works was as large as his official income,
amounting to about 1876, 900 year. His
works are less brilliant than his political
reputation, yet this is what they did for
him, and probably do still. Mr. D'Israeli
is moral and political wonder.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

NOTICE is hereby given that have this day been
! duly appointed US Executor on tho estate of
Joseph Friend, deceased late Of Fairfield county
oct'lO, ls54-4we4t THOMAS McNAGATEN.
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Tho Governor of Maryland has ap,
pointed the 23d of November as day Of
Thanksgiving in the State.
Over FIVE hundred men are now employ
cd upon the new steam frigate, building at
the Charlestown Navy Yard. ~
Joseph Smith has been appointed Ma
Wy Agent at Boston vice Isaac Hull Wright
whose term has expired.
Isaac Slingerland and his wife have
been arrested at New Scotland, N, Y, for
the murder of their child, aged eleven
months.
OF the eight or nine members of the
editorial corps of Savannah, only one is re-
manning in tho city; the rest having
either died Of cholera, or left through fear
of it,
The Terre Haute papers say that nearly
all the stock hogs in that region have been
bought up, and driven to the north part of
Indiana for fattenning.
"A party of Kansas emigants, number
ing nearly 176 persons, passed through
Detroit on Friday of last week. Another
party of 200 is soon to follow,
The venerable VIM. Darby, Esq, well
known as the American statician and geog-
rapher died in Washington on the 9th inst.
He was 78 Years of ace.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
REMOVAL.
DIR. %. ". DAVIS.

HAS removed his residence and ONCE 10 the brick
IL building formerly occupied by John Stailsmith,
Esq south side Of Main Street, doors west, OF DR..
Kreiders residence. October II, le54-23
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DIR. WAGENHALs
Estate of Josenh Friaud

III AS removed his Office to Latta's corner, East of
Ine court House, opposite the Ohio Eagle ONCE.
Lancaster, October 49, ls54--s5
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

G~ Countstfeit eIO's, on the citizens
Bank Of Waierbury, Conn, Have made
there appearance. Look out.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

INcIPrENT STATEs.-The National In
telige"ter gives the following list of Terri
tories, with their area, now remaining to
be organized into States
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
MEDICINE AND VARIETY sTORE.

FUHHR undersigned respectfully advertses the pub
lie that he has on hand for sale, reasonable terms
for cash complete assortment of
Fresh and Well Selected MedIcinei,
Comprising oyery crude and ehemical derived from tho
Vegetable, Mineral aHd Rial Kingdoms, and used In
dM0PdtAie Hee0PdtAe Eclectic aRd B0dRie practice.
Ihe assortment embraces all the Aikasids, ,Resiuoids
y1ieoh0he and aqueous Extracts, &c. &c.
MS sIock ofSurglcal Instruments Is Of the best quality.
.31 A Full Stock of Family Groceries,
French and American Perfumery In great variety
havana and common Segars, Chewing and Smoking
ao9dceo; best quality Of Wines Brandes &c. native
I. Tor medicinal use strong Cider Vinegar.
popular patent medicines, and endless vefiety OF
oddS and eHds both ornamental and useful.
seiahs prescriptions put up with great care BY
competent and experienced dispenser. di'- :
NJ. a. KREIDER,
Oet 10 leo4 No, lOO, Main Street, EaHeastsr.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

BmLKs IN our PUBLIo Scuoois.-The
Worcester Evening Journal has the follow.
ing;
'qs Tho heart Of the Old Bay State is grad.
rally growing corrupt, and its strong NOR
al pulsa.ions, which have been felt through.
.oa! the land, are at least growing weak un-
der the influence of sore that Is fostering
uponit. Tie Bible, the foundation OF ev,
ery law upon our statute books. the foun.
TIN Of justice, and the sure rock upon
which are founded our freedom and our
Liberties. is in danger Of being driven from
o1T schools by those who should be is
Eaoat jealous guardians. We ask our cit.
liens in all candor, by whose authority
Your teachers excuse their scholars from
reading tho scriptures, or substitute in
place OF them the Catholic version, aud thus
gradually pave the way for removing that
great landmark Of our national freedom and
our States prosperity These are grave
questions, nor can they be answered by
simply observing that to insist upon there
reading is an act ofintoleranee Oh the par,
OF the Protestant, Whatwe would ask the
acAool committee Of this city for. are the
facts ofthe case, as regards the use of the
Bible IN our schools. From time irnmem-
oialit,has been the lext book of the schools
OF the whole State, and never has it been
used ia them rs On instrument for sectarian
pnrpoaes."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
Gold Pensl Gold Penal
REMOVAL.

A FINE Assortment OF GOLD PENS, with or with.
out holders just received at the Boston Book Store
Lancaster, Oct. &c, ls54-25 DB. NUDGE
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
Maunfactured 10 Order.

He also keepsin his employ some of the best work
men that can be secured, and always having on hand
the very best MATERIAL is enabled to manufacture 10
order anything and every thing desirable In his line
In good style and on as fair terms anywher re
L..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

ConREcrroN-In getting up the official
vote ofthis county mistake was made in
footing up the column of Probate Judge.
Instead of2778 Mr. Shaw's vote was two
thousand eight hundred and seventy, eight
making difference Of one hundred.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

G d. SHoCKLEY & co. would respectfully in
w. form the public and u TIadies in parcuiafeE1I
hathey have just received the latest and approx
ed styles OF Gents Ladies' Misses and Chren's wear,
u T'Call and soc them. G. d. SHoCKLEY & CO.
Lancaster, July 12, Ie54-1w
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NOTICE.

a MEETING the Stockholders OF the Cincinnati.
IA Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail Rail Campany,
will be held at the 0fce said Company In Cincinnati
on the 25h dny Of OCTOBER Instant 70 vote the ques
ton Of ofassentng to the subscription by this Company
TO the Dayton and Belpre Rail Road Company.
Oct. 60, 1854 F. C0RWIN, PresidsAt.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
wooLEN FACTORY FOR sAIr

TNHE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
II the citizens Of Fairfield and adjoining Counties
that he desires 10 sell at private sale the WOOIem
Factory situated in the town of HaVensDOrt
Fairfield county, Ohio. The machinery Is principally
NEW and In FIRST RATE RUNNING ORDER and
does work equal to any In the country and has large
run of custom There is connected with the Factory
ing four rooms, and also four finely situated lots
J4 The out buildings are numerous and convenient.
Persons desirOus Of making a good bargain in this
Kind of property, would do well 10 and examine
said premises. JONATHAN X. MIESSE.
Havensport october5, ls54-oo
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

New Arriual.-We failed last week to
notice the arrival, at the Tallmadge House,
of FRANK ELLIS, Jr. 1t is said that he is an
out and out "Know Nothing" and has ex
pressed desire to starta Lodge in this
city. His dad is violently opposed to the
movement and is making every effort to
persuade thc young chap to forsako the
"error of his ways" Butts no use trying
-FRASK says "it must be did and that
he's the boy 10 did it."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
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NOTICE..
CHANGE OF TINE.

Cincinnati, Wilmington and ZanesviI,e
Rail Road.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

E5-Thc Peoria (IlL) Republican has an
account Of the terrible effects ola stroke Of
{, lightning in that city on the night OF the
23l ult, Itstruck the house of Capt. Nor.
rison and riddled tcompletely. We make
tho following extract from the RepuJH.
can:
Two sons of Capt. Morrison were lying
in the hall The oldest of these received
the whole force Of the electric stream, and
= was rendered senseless and incapable of
speech, only giving utterance to his suffer-
iass in afew feeble groans. Instant efforts
were made to restore him, but they were
of avail--in half an hour life was ex-
tinct. The other brother was terribly lac
Grated, both thighs being furrowed vertic-
ally, TO tho bone, by anumber of frtghtlul
gishes. The physician who is in attend
aaco upon him has but little hopes of the
sufferers recovery,
Capt Morrison was sitting in the din
ing,room at the time Of the catastrophe,
looking outof the south window, and lie
describes the impression produced upon
"'sN 10 0''Atih w oSiHS ntIuCh upon tne
head with brick. But in moment he
recovered from the shock, and discover
ing the room filled with dust and the wreck
Of the wall lying around him, he immedi-
ately proceeded 10 look after tho safety of
his family, who were uttering frightful
shrieks from all parts of the house, when
the sight of his two sons, one in the last
agouies Of death and the other wcltering in
blood, struck his stout heart with terror
and completely unnamed him. His
daughter, a young girl, narrowly escaped
injury. although sho was considerably
shocked. She slept in the chamber, the
door of which was shattered as above stat
ed. She said her first idea was that tho
house had beenblown up with powder.
There were two other ladies sleeping in
tho house at tho time, neither Of whom
were seriously injured.
The building presented this morning a
fightful appearance, having been com
pletcly riddied fromthe roof to the cellar.
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4 ~ and after the Goth day OF October, the Second
" Train from Lancaster, will leave at s IS p. M
connecting at Morrow with the night train for Cincn
hah' All other trains arrive and depart as usual
Z. w. WOODWARD, SHpsrinfeHdau&
Per WIN. MILNER, .dgsnt..
Lancaster, October 26, 1875
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ALIRERALO OPFER.

As an encouragement to the friends of
an independent press 10 make exertions to
increase the circulation of the Gazette, we
make the following liberal offer We will
give ten dollars, copy of Guizot's Histo-
ry of Civilization of Modern Europe, and
one years subscription to the Gazette, to
the person who shall procure us the great
est number Of nsU subscribers between this
and the first of January next. In order
that entire satisfaction may be given, a list
containing the number procured by each
individual will be published after the ex-
piration of tho time allowed for cempeti-
ton.
We intend to continue our exertions to
make the Gazetts just such paper as the
people need; and we will never fear to de-
nounce corruption and demagoguism wher-
ever found. This paper is the organ of no
party; our constant aim will be, by free,
fearless, and Independent course, to pro-
mote the real and substantial welfare of the
people. Sensible that the success and
prosperity ef republicanism depends upon
the virtue and independence of the people,
we will ever be the advocate of free schools,
with an open Bible in them, as the only iu-
strumenalities for the preservation of our
civil and religious freedom.
In addition, we will spare no exertions
to make the Gazette welcome and instruc-
tive visitor in the families of all, more es-
pecially farmers and mechanics. The long
winter evenings are now approaching
which afford an excellent opportunity for
reading and storing the mind with useful
knowledge, and we are determined to do
our best to furnish those who desire to
read, with entertaining and instructive
matter
Woqope that the liberal offer above ma
med will induce many Of our friends to ex-
ert themselves to extend our circulation
As soon as ten names are obtained they
can be forwarded to the office. The mo-
ney must in all cases accompany name.
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LEGAL Form BooK.-The business mans
guide and legal companion, containing
forms adapted to the use of business men
in general, with set of tax and interest
tables, is a new and valuable work recent
ly published by WILLIAM L. MANSON. Esq,
of this city. 1t is neatlyprinted in pamph-
let form and is all that it claims to be, the
business mans guide Price 95 cents.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

GMT Mouldings for Picture Frames, for sale at the
NUcty book store
April 81, 1854. b. CONNELL, Agent.
A RCHITECTURE by L. D. Gould, A. Benjamin and
40. p. Smith, for sale at the city book store. - =
pril 81, 1884, B. CoNNRLL, Agent.
GNLARK'S Commentary on the Old and New TeSta-
/ment, for sale at the city book store.
April 81, 1854. D, CoNNELL Agent.
M RS Partngton's Carpet Bag Of Fun, for sale =
IXAthe city book store. ftF
April 81, 1854. B. CONNRLI. Agent,
VNHE Old Brewery and New Mission House, for sal
Il at the city book store. ~
Anril 81. 1854. s'g n. CONNRLL, Agent.
Estate Of Peter Fairchild.
NJoTlCE Is hereby given, that have this day been
duly qualified as Executor on the Estate OF Philip
Fairchild, deceased, late Of Fairfield county Ohio.
September "a, le04-1w2I JAMES HOLMES.
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Lorin Andrews, Grand Orator.
-Gould Grand Lecturer.
VIM. c. Gallagher, Grand Marshall.
A. y. Holcomb, Grand Senior Deacon.
H. Ranney, Grand junior Deacon.
JOS, B. Covert, Grand Tyler
0. A. Lyman, Grand Sword Bearer.
r. w. Denning, 7. Maxfeld, Grand
Pursuivants.
j. w. Stinchcomb, A. McIlvaine, r. B.
Ryan, Grand Stewards.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
JOHN WORK,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COPPER, TIN & SHEET-IRCN WARE,
Main street, nearly opposite the Tailmadge House.
GAIN takes pleasure in chilling the attention ofhis
IN customers and country merchants generally. to
the largest stock Of Copper Tin and SheetIron manu-
ncures ever brought TO this market. Ho takes grca
pains to keep constantly hand large variety OF
every thing that possibly be wanted In his line and
fatters himself that from his long experience inthe
Tin and Sheet-IrOn Business,
he will be able give full satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their work. Having practical knowi-
edge OF the buslness his selections arc made with
view to durability, style and chcapness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-25
sIlrrsfeK AND sARf Hoped. IN

most safe and certain .dy known the
world for the OF obstinate coughs, colds, asthma,
bronehiis blood sfittings liver complaint, whooins
cough, Group eidiag Tie throat, nervous de-.
bllity, pains te side or breast. token constitution,
nom the abuse OF caoel aud other causes, DOCTOR
ssY4sYSE,s co Po uSD ssY Rui' OF WILL CHER
RYi oonsumption alier sate and as
character hitherto idesea ineurable. yields
without struggle this great Wild Cherry pre-
paianon. Remember The great Original Wild Cherry
reraralIoa and the only prepared BY regular
physician Is manufactured under Immediate care OF
DIR. SIR4RNE at his Lab6fatory, No. a North Seventh
st above Market. Philadeirhia. r.
FSrIsale sg=-DR. JAMES sAKERi lSELLS 4 AID
WHILE and z ATrERsoNS co Wheeling. II LEMiNG
BRos!s Pittsburgh. BuRDsALL q Co., Cincinnati,
and by dealeis generally. = ess ssiia - sepi9