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Quick Work

Colonel Andrew McMakin, of Phladel-
phia. has recently been on a rout to the
West, and among other things which he
describes is the laundry Of the 'Burnet
House, Cincinnati. He says it differs from
other similar institutions in its sOringing
faculty, and this is done on the scientific
principle, centrifugal propulsion. Should
hundred persons arrive at the hotel with
out change of linen, they nigh. divest
for bath, and the soiled garments being
gathered in heap, are flung into patent
steam washing machine. where in minutes
every particle of dirt is expunged- thence
into box which rotates horizontally with
such force, as in three minutes to press
them against the periphery, until every drop
Of moisture leaves them, then two minutes
more in baking room, removes every yes
tige of dampness; FIVE minutes sufices tc
'nangle,' fold. and deposit the same at the
door of the respective bathrooms! Thu;
during fifteen minutes required for man
to bathe himself, his clothes may be washed
starched, dried, iioned, and ready to put on
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS

At meeting Of the Democratic Central
Committee Of Harrison county, held IN Ca
diz on Saturday, July, !. 1854, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Democracy OF the diff
ferent townships of Harrison county, are
earnestly requested to meet at theiI usual
places Of holding township elections. on SAT-
URDAY. the 18th day of August, 1854, be-
tween the hours of one and four O'Clock, P.
NJ, for the purpose of appointing TEREE
delegates to meet in county convention in
Cadiz, on MONDAY, the 9lst day of August,
1854, for the purpose of nominating the
following officers to be voted for at the en-
suing October election: One Probate
Judge, one Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, one County Auditor, one County
Commissioner, one Director of the Infrm.
ary, and Democratic Central Committee
to serve the ensuing year.
Resolved, That at the township meetings
the Democracy will also appoint ONE dele
gate to meet in convention with Jefferson
Columblana and Carroll counties, for the
purpose of placing in nomination Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in this, the
2lst Congressional District, at such time
and place as shall be hereafter agreed up
on.
ResolOed, That the different delegates b.
requested to procure certificates of thei
election, from their township meetings.
| BY ORDER.
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Announcements


1r0ur terms for announcing candidates for Office
will be as follows: Regular subscribers NOTHING.
Those who are not regular subscribers TO the paper
will have to pay SO in advance before the name is
announced
Mr. ALLEN: Please announce the name of JAMES
CADY, as candidate for County Auditor, subject to
the decision OF the convention, and obhge.
ARCHER.
EDIroR SENTINEL Dear Sir: please announce our
democratic friend N. A. HANNA cand idate for the
Office of County Auditor, subject however to the
decision of.ithe convention, and obge many vo-
ters OF Athens township.
Mr. EpToR:-You will please announce the
name of AARON B. Moore, of Rumley township, as
candidate for Auditor subject TO the decision OF
the Democratic county convention and oblige
HARRISON COUNTY.
Mr. ALLEN: Please say that JOSEPH BRADEN, of
Short creek township will be candidate for the of.
flee of Director oi the County lnrmary b, fore the
democratic county convention, and oblige
SHORT CREEK AND CADIz.
Mn. EDITOR: Please announce the name of HARRI-
son MILLER, of German township, us candidate for
county Commissioner, subject to the decision of the
Democratic convention, and oblige hosts of demo-
Gratis in the moth eastern part OF the county.
CHARLES PATTERoN, our present clerk OF the court
will be candidate before the convention for q re-
nomination for that office.
ANDREW STUART, OF Jefferson county is a
candidate before the Democratic Convention for re-
election for CONGRESS-.
| Mr. EnIToR Please announce the name of ZACH
ARIAH RAGAN Of SteubenvilIe, as a candidate
for CONGRESS-, before the Democratic Convention
| JEFFERSON.
MR. EDITOR Please announce the name ofJOEN
| NJ. GILMAN Esq, OF New Lisbon, dandidate
tor Congress, subject to the decision of the demo
cratic district convention.
i Columbiana County.
We are requeited to announce the name of B
Jackson, of Cadiz n candidate for Auditor before
| the demOrratic convention
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Allegany Cattle market.

ALLEaANy. TUESDAY, August 8, 1854.
CATTLE--The offerings were large: a
fair amount were disposed of. viz; 381 head
being offered; of these so were left over
The remainder sold at 24@3a gross.
SHEEP q LAMBS-The supply was
Plentiful, being CTS head on the ground
Of which not over half was disposed Of, pri-
ces ranging from 81, 90 per head, as
in size and quality, from 81 5000, so be.
ing the ruling rates. -a
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lust received very fine stock Of SPRISG and
j SUMNER GoODs which will be sold very low
Call and see themat SHOTWELL & GRADES
Cadiz, D., April ), 1884
A VERY fine stock ofREADY MADE CLoTHIse;
N Fine frock Goats, Linen coats,
do dress do, Plain and barred vests,
do sack do, Satin, silk, yalDocia,
Common do Murseiles com. vests,
most OF which were made by the best OF workmen
here, and will be sold very low; call and see at
ans 81 SHOTWELLS1 GRADES
DEhAGE de lains, barred do, Lama cloths, tlg-
ID ured and plain lawns, prints, ginghaIas, and IN
tact all kinds OF dress goods for ladies', at -,
ops 81 SlIUTWELL 81 CBABBS
I ACES, hosiery, gloves and nli!ts, at mn,
Il up5'54 SHOTWELL & GRADES
SIHOES and boots fine and common, at
- up5 81 SHUTWELL & GRADES
A LARGE assortment of linen coating, do plair
~ aud barred; Hats and Caps, and Shirts, tins ant
cOmmon ribbons, tringes aud trimmings, at
ap5 81 SIOTWELL q CRABB'S
| CROCERIES, Cueenswape, &c. at
III apJ 81
I INEN and silk handkerchiefs, 'embroidere'
| IL and plain do, at SllOFWELL Y CRABBS
| uu1 ri
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Stop and Think.
Now is the time no more delay,
Stop that Cough; 0. stop it to day.

IT WILL ONLY COST YOU % CTS.
| Nix. .LOCOCk'S PulmOnic Waters are unfailing
~ in the cure of coughs colds, Asthma, Bronche-
lis, tloarsness and all diseases of the Lungs. Thous.
ands can and will testify to their virtue, but one
box will satisfy the most skepdcal thai they are
what represented, they convenient to carry in
the pocket, have most pleasant taste and pure
y Vegetable.
Beware us there is an imitation offered for sale
The genuine has the signature of Taylor engraved
upon each box, for bale by Medicine Dealers gener-
ally.
TIME greatest Discovery of the age.-Plantcrs
L Farmers, Families and Others can purchase on
remedy equal to DR. TOBIAS Venetian Linimen,
tor Dysentery, Cholic, Group, Chronic Rheunatisml
Sore Throat, Tooth ache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in
the Limbs, chest, back, etc.
lfit does not give relief the money will be refund
ed all that is asked is trial, and use it according
to the directions.
1t is an English remedy, and was used by Viii.
Item the w., late King Of England and certified to
by him, as cure for Rheumatism, when everything
else had failed.
OVER l0,O0OOO0 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without it if
it was $40 per bottle, in of Group as it is as
certain as it is applied.
1t cures cholera, when first taken, in a few hours
Dysentery in half an hour; Tooth-ache in five min
utes 1t is perfectly limo cent to take internally and
is recommended by the most eminent Physicians in
the United States Price 25 and 80 cents.
DR. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating to the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Lniment, but considers
warranting it sufficient, any person who does not
obtain relief need not pay for it.
DIR TOBIAS has put up n Horse Liniment in pint
bottles, which is warranted cheaper and better than
any other for Choic, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
Swellings, Cuts, Bruises, etc. Price so cents
Dk TOBIAS Office, $40 Greenwich street, New
York. ......
For sale by FLEMING & BROTHERS and DR.. KEYsEE,
Wood street, Pittsburg.
AGENTs--John Benll and S Hamilton, Cadz. M
Joey g. CO., New Market Wilson & Deming Mas
Nrsve Brown 4 Farmhouse and VIM. Walters,
teew Hagerstown. A Jul Schreiber Moorefield L
Phipps Il CO., Smyrna sep25 l853ly
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NEW YORK MARKET

AUGUST l2. Flour market irregular
with speculative demand, streight State s..
O0a8, 80; good 9,25a9, rs; Southern trife
higher; good Ohio 8,87a9,25. Whisky bet
ter at 35a96 Coffee firm. Sugars weaker,
Corn, western mixed for September delivery
75. Iron steady, Tobacco unchanged. -
Wheat, trihe lower for new; old unchanged
Mess pork Is, ,37ai2,5o; Prime 10, ,5oalo,-
SO. Beef limited business at previous rates
Sholders better at 6a61; Hams 6la7l II
Lard higher at l0la10l. Butter scarce
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ARRIVAL on THE EMpIRE
CITY.
New YoRK, Angus

NEW YoRK, August l.
The o. S. mail steamer Empire City ar
rived here this morning at 9 o'clock. She
left Aspinwall on TIM 1st Of August, and
brings California mails of the 18th ult., and
$1,000 in treasure.
Among the passengers was francisco For.
reliando, admiral of the Peruvian navy.
Dates from Puerto CaGello (Venezuela)
to July 25th, says that the provinces of La
Portuguese and FL Guarico have revOlted
against Morgas, along with the provinces Oi
Cero and Barquiseritto.
1t was reported that Col Juan Garcas,
whilst on his way, with 500 men, to join the
reyolutionists, was betrayed by one of his
own officers to Gen Falcon, the commander
of the government forces, who defeated Gar
cas-, Garcas, after surrendering was assss-
sinated.
The insurgent forces to the number oil
three thousand had attacked Silyia Mongaus
A French war steamer captured Rus
sian brig of 500 tons, off Valparaiso, and
towed her into that port.
The U. $. corvette ST. Mary's paid visit
for few days to Valparaiso. Gen Flores
was received on board with salute, &C.
During her stay it is reported that her bat
terry was offered to the U, S. Consul, in
whose house several naturalized American
citizens had taken refuge.
Business at Valparaiso was quite nominal,
little doing, and the harbor very bare oI
shipping.
Considerable sickness prevailed on the
isthmus. Cholera had made its appearance,
but when the steamer left it had ceased.
A very severe thunder storm was expe-
rienced at Aspinwall. The City Hospital
was struck by lightning and slightly dam
aged.
The sloop ,of-war Cyane arrived at AS,
pinwalt on the 22l, and sailed again on the
morning of the esd. Her object was to
pick up some deserters.
The British screw steam ship Valdavia,
with South American mails, arrived at Pan
anna on the 25th, with Chill dates to June
Cd.
The Chilian Congress is sitting. Moth
inc of interest done.
The ship Townsend, of Boston, Capt
Woodson, burned on the 25th May, latitude
35, south. The captain and crew, "a in
number, took to boats in very heavy wealth
er, and after voyage of 900 miles, on out
of boats, and l2 out of "a man succeed
ed in reaching Juan Fernandez.
PEaU.-rhe Lima News Of July 18Th,
says RekeHique is going to take com nand oI
the army. The same paper says an apology
has been made for the outrage committed
by Pressgang at the U. S. legation, Lima
60 The soldiers in tault were punished II:
deserved, and the wounded servant is at the
legation with recompense from The treasury
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Public Sale of Valuable Mill
Property, with desirable Coun-
fry Residence 5 hFf"t

ALSO, THE SURPLUS LAND ATTACHED
THERETO.
NHE subscribers offers at public sale on the prem.
l. ises, on Thursday, the 7th OF August, 1854
that valuable Touring mill known as the ''BELMoNI
MILL" situated in Belmont county, Ohio, 5 miles
west OF Wheeling on the Nati NAL Road, and in the
pretty valley ol Indian wheeling creek.
With it he offers much OF the land as the pur
chaser may want, with all the improvements there
on, saw mill, superior brick dwelling barn
stables, &c, &c. The mill has the very latest i'm
provements, and its location is superior.
Tbs balance of the land attached TO the mil prop.
erty, will be divide, into lots to suit purchasers
one tract to consist of from 1870 10 100 acres viii
several smaller tracts, one of which is suitable 70
a market Garden) all Immediately on the Nuiiona
Road. The land is very productive.
The terms, which will be easy, will be made
known on the day of sale.
aug g lw JAMES Y. f.PATTERSON,
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From New Orleans.

&'AS3 as4 CoLuNBIA, s. O., Aug. 10.
The fire at New Orleans originated in the
upper story Of warehouse occupied by E.
J. Hart. Pie fire plugs were dry and no
water could be obtained for an hour.
Three persons buried beneath the falling
walls have been extricated, and one has
since died. ea
Loss one million--two thirds covered by
Insurance. +
There were II deaths from Yellow Feve,
during the week.
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urpasses other remedies, in being more certain.
less expensive, and leaving the system IN better
condition. Let oil interested call aud obtain pam
phet Qteel containing. ample proof, from the most
respectable sources, Of the beneficial results OF its
use; together with letters from highly experienced
Physicians, who have used it in their practice and
speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES:
p B Peckham, M. D Utica, Ny.
l; D; Fleming; N D., RnaAestSCr' n y
D. Y, Foote, NJ. D., Syracuse N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ D., Baltimore, Nd.
l. J. c. OrrcEt, NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
w w. Reese, NJ. D., New York city.
W: Prescott NJ. D., Concord, n; Ii.
Up. Newland, NJ D., Utica, n y.
Rev. c. S Beard Glenn Springs S. c.
PAMPHLETS TO BEHAD GRATIS AT THE
STORE OF
JOHN McBEAN, Agent Druggist, Cadiz, o. Also
BY &. L. Fawcett & Co, Mt Pleasant Harsh Il
McCdtcEeon, Steubenvi6, und by Druggists gener.
ally. .
RrNor1cE TO THE UNFORTUNATE FEMALE.
] feel il duty incumbent upon myself to declare
publicly the great blessing DR.. Marchsi's Uterine
CathoIicon has proved TO me. For two years my
health was miserable; was almost unable to walk.
Physicians pronounced my case falling OF the womb,
extensive ulceraons, commencing with fuor albus.
The pains irritation, prostration and the intolera.
BILE fcntld discharge rendered life almost burden
In this miserable condition, DR. +, P. Newland re-
commended DR.. Marchisl's Uterine Cathocon.-
After taking four bottles | find myself in perfect
health Gratitude for restoration makes me ardent
ly desire that all my sex, alike unfortunate, may
find sure relief from this nestimabe medicine.
ELIZABETH A NEWl,AND,
No. 10 West ST., Utica, N. y.
The above statement know TO be true.
F.P. NEWLAND, NJ. D. Utica, N. Y.
have no hesitation in saying DR.. Marchisi's uttr
inc Cath, licou is invaluable in uterine diseases gem
orally have used it in Fluot Abus, Amenorrhma
Proapsus uteri, und in eases of extensive uccru-
ton OF the vagin and of uteri Ii is worthy OF the
notice ofthe Faculty.
~ JOHN Z. ORRlCK, NJ. D. Baltimore, Md.
RrJ. B. Mnrchisi 4 Co., Propriotors, Central De-
pot, 304 Croadwuy. n. Y. mug 2. '54 6m
Z lST OF letters remaining in the post office at
Ia Moorefeld, Ohio, July 2l, 1854.
Emanuel Gregg 3; Miss Betsey tlutcheson; VIM
Howard D. VIM Shirley s WEST p NJ
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FORMATION OF CoAL.---The following,
we extract from a geological lecture delv-
cred by Dir. S. Foster, of New York, con-
tains some very interesting matter relative
to the origin OF the formation of coal. The
Doctor supports the admitted theory of veg
citation deposit, but introduces few novel
suggestions as to the peculiar class of tree
which comprise the coal bed:
"He said that it was remarkable fact,
that in the coal measure, which was found
to be composed of tropical vegetation, all
over the globe, for 10, 600 feet, vegetation
never known before or since, all the trees
were Indigenous, that its growing from with
in outward as the palm, of which we find
coal specimens with trunks twelve feet in
diameter. AT our age, on the other hand
nine-tenths of the vegetation is of foxygenous
growth, that's growing by accretion from
without. If you girdle the trunk of palm,
for instance, it will not be seriously injured,
while the same operation with the oak would
destroy its life, the vitality Of the first case
being within, and in tue latter on the outside
of the trunk gt a
"What is singular in the coal formation
is, that it is not one solid mass Of coal but
there are several layers of coal alternating
with layers of rock Two theories Fare as
signed for this popularity. One suppositior
is, that after dense growth Of yege alton
the earth was submerged and deposit .
sand took place, and this process continued
for thousands of years hence the alteration
of strata But the most probable theory
is, tbatsthe successive growth ofyegetatior
decayed and were carried down theimmenst
tropical rivers, gradually accumulating int
vast RATS, which finally obstructed the fov
of the rivers, and in consequence the strean
broke over them and left deposits of allu
vial matter upon them. Above the Goa
seams are found the first signs Of anima
life upon land. The bird tracks are tn
first signs of this species Of life, and wer
discovered in the valley of the Connecticut.
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WI. D. MOTTE & BROS.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No l76, MARKET ST., WHEELING, Va.
WE wish to call the attention OF the ciuzens
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, to ou
establishment in the City of Wheeling. Oar lPJust
deals in every description Of DRY GOODS, We
will lie prepared early in the season with splendid
stock, suitable for Fall and Winter Trade 1t will
contain every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with kinds OF STAPLE a. Do
MESTIC ARTICLES, such us are suitable tor tam
lily use.
One of the firm will be in the East a good deal ol
his lime SO that we will be receiving Fresh Goods
every few days throughout the season. We will be
able to offer inducements in Prices which but lew
houses have in the Western Country.
We solicit u call at our Store when you visit ouI
City, and ii we do not satisfy you that it will be to
your interest 10 deal with us, then il will be Oul
fault, w. ID. MOT4'E " BROTHER.
WheelinU Sent Ia. 1853 lV
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The Fusion Meeting at Colum-
bus Pronounced a Fizzle by On
who knows.
who knows.

j. H. Klippart, one Of the editors of the
Garfield Sentinel, and who was delegate
to the fusion convention at Columbus on the
18th, snd served on one of the Committees,
thus gives his opinion of the meeting and
its candidates:
"The great assembla5e which was to re-
peal the Nebraska Bill, give power to aboli-
tionism and whiggery combined, and over.
throw the Democracy of Ohio, met at Co,
lumbus on the 18th. 1t was designed tc
perform wonders, but it did not in our hum.
bic opinion. W. are told by some that op
position to the Nebraska scheme was all
but it was not"
1--WE regret our want Of space to publish
the proceedings entire"
"Nhe resolutions we give in ano' her col
umn. They are calm for the occasion and
cool for the weather y they are 6rimfat
Of patriotism but principle all leaked out gin
the committee room"
"The fourth resolve betrals the true OBJ.
iect of the assemblase The oustng of Dem
ocrats from office and the selection of then
own men,"
"Judge Swan is selected to run agans
Judge Norris who is opposed to the Nebras
ka bill and known to be so. This is evi
dence of the hesrtlessness of the pretence;
of their own willing desire for office"
When we reflect that all this confusion i,
the language of the sold individuals, whose
eyes have been opened to the extent of the
coalition clap-trap we have some hopes fol
the rest of our misguided friends who have
been deceived by this specouS system o
.offi;e trickery.-P Portage Sentinel.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

AueusT l2.---Flour, firm at 100 Pro-
visions firm, not much doing. Groceries
unchanged. sR
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TINE subscriber offers at private sale Farm in
L Harrison county, situated one half mile south
of the bottom road from Cadz to New Philadelphia,
one and one halt miles south east from the town of
franklin, Harrison nounty, containing 200 acres;
l4O acres of whcn is cleared and the remainder well
tmbered About three. fourths OF the entire track
is bottom land in good state OF cultivation, and all
well watered. The improvements consist Of good
two story Frame Dwelling House, good Barn,
Stable, Wagon Shed and Spring House, all in good
repair There are also ON The premisesa choice Sc
lection of Fruit
The property will be sold at reasonable price
and liberal chances for payment For particulars
enquire of the subscriber or Wan. HOgg both in the
town of Cadiz -......-
robson HUMPHREY
| P.S Also at private sale the Farm upon Which
John Miller resides, near the above named premises
containing $40 acrcs 10 acres Of which is bottom
land The entire premises are well watered in a
GOOD state of cultivation and well improved For
particulars enquire Of WIN, Hogg, Cadia, Harrison
county, Ohio.
| Cadiz, July 10, l8543m
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DAN RICE
WILL VISIT CADlz with great Equestrian
THURSDAY AUGUST oath,

giving TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES The first at 2
o'clock, p NJ, the second att O'Clock p. NJ.
Mr.. RICE takes pleasure in announcing TO the cit.
liens OF Cadiz, that his Troupe in pirt OF PyRsoyEI
and MATERIAL is in the best possible condition; pre-
senting therefore a series of acts Of Uorseman.
ship, Acrobatcs, Gymnastics, and other athletic ex.
ercises which has never been surpassed in the ARENA
his Stud OF Horses embraces some Of the. finest
blood in the world, and for training, style Of Der
tormance and sagacily, are without rivalry. He
has also a number of trained beasts of the Fores
and Plain, including Elephant Camel and rizzly
Bear. Last, though not least, he has pair of edu
Gated Mules
aup q 3w
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Furniture and Mattress Ware
Room
N. A. HANNA.

NXTOULD respectfully inform the citizens ofCadiz
w and vicinity, that he is now manufacturing
and intends keeping constantly on hnd general
assortment of Cabinet Furnt9re, which for style,
finish durability and neatness cannot be surpassed
in the county. He also manufactures every article
Of spring. hair, shuck cotton and straw mattresses,
which are gotten up in the most approved manner
and for cheapncss and durability, without paral
lei in this vicinity. All who wish to enjoy health
and comfort should avail themselves ofthiS OppOrtu-
nity of procuin ing good mattress. He also manu-
factures and repairs Yenitian Blinds, and keeps on
hand Gilt mouidings for Iooking.glass and picture
frames $50.
By executing all orders in a superior manner and
selling his wares at moderate prices, he hopes to
secure q liberal share of patronage.
Ware Room corner of Steubenyile and Warren
St s-opposite Mctaddens store.
CadiZ o. April s. 1854
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CADIz, July II, S54
Having; sold my Watch and Jewesry estqollshment
to MIR. &. B. Barrett, who has been in my employ
Tor a number OF years, take great pleasure IN re-
commencing him TO all OF my former patrons, as
good workman aud one worthy OF their coincidence
and esteem. JOHN LofLAND'
Cndiz, July u, IS54-u -