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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22
FOR CLOTHING che III AND FINE, 60 TO
NACk j. LOBENSTINE'S
Western >tar Clothing stores
EVANSVILLE. IND,
the lower story Of Drsw Pavilion Water and SJe-


~ MESsRs MICK LOBENSTTvE <----.
0X have d and will continue tszSI ID
~ erive weekly fr IN their large whole t. a
IA sale Establishments in Cincinnati. the @@EsLD
largest aud most extensive rtmcnt OF
SPRING AND SUMNER CT OTHING.
with esp-ci. view meet the wants Of the
market saa consisting el apparel necessary
com Pleie the wardrobe Of individuals o. every tssSs
GO ATS following h. ads made Of the best ratsIial
and latest rtyies IN store:
Black Cloth Dress aud Frock Ceats.
Brown BLACK aud Invisible Green.
. Grey. Biaet. brown and tcid mixed Tsoei.
Ao-Every kind Of loose summer Sacks Dress and Froek
Goats to all of which respectfully isvite the
particular attention Of the public
PANTs.-Snper black aud fancy Csssmeres:
All varieties OF Bomhazine and Drsp T. Etc;
Grss. Linen. Doeskiu and Cordoroy:
Cassinst Jeans AMI fancy summer Pants IL every de-
scripto..
VESTS BLACK Satin and fancy Silk Vests;
Cashmere Canet with Vests Of all styles.
FURNISHING GOODS. A
~esss Consisting o. an -le~snt and large aItdn
Shirts. shirt Collars Cravats ofsu. WV
prior quality and beautiful pat -
terms SILK knit Cotton ndersh Gloves Sus
rendrs other article usually found in the most
tensivs tsblishments OF the country.
q In connection with largs stock OF Cloth M
= O. ing will keep "a tine of Camps WA
- superior HATS and CAPS Also. all kinas OF ~
Union. Mexean California Leghorn. Panama and other
styles Of Hats. with a variety OF
BOOTS AND sHoEs
useless mention their elegant md extensive lot
kinds Of Trunks Carpet hss aud Naisrs
Country Merchants invited TO call and zine our
our friends very liberal
specifically ask . continuance OF The same onrs-ovr
Evansville. Arril rs. Iss3-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22

Dopsoy.-Youman's Eux Poison viii ~ NalIy
HYMN and prevent the return Of Bed hur. used
=, Srec,ions Price IS bottle. ssls by
sooofe'As gALLoCK u sToDDARD. gvaa vls.
- s,d eIcg'D q EALroSY, Pa ecE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22
STRAW BERRIES,

CT Lofts REFINED sUGAR.-T5 bills Loaf. Crushed
- Powdered aud Refined white. in store and the WY
70 sale BY (n2s) s. E. GILBERT CO.. Syc. ear Water
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MO- heE, z. GiLBEEr CO..
IL 60. JOE Sye. near " pier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22

5UOs p doz CT on .Or cash. ........... 81
1Oes . doz do do do ............
IT ? Tho lower prices above generally where prices
aforementioned forfull packages, and the higher for
smalIwholesale.
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SOFAS.-Just received for sale at our Furnitur,
~ rooms, eight fne Sofas.
jan27 wOOLSEY & NELSON
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A u CT ION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.
EURNlTURE.
ssssssssssss

SHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
~ niture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen woodsea
cane seat, and sofa-sess Chairs. .t
janH wOOLSEY & NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-22

MRS. LOUISA hOLLENbERG has again opened he
wi lc. Cream Saloon for the summer, and will now
and during the warm season, keep constantly hand
for the of visitors, good article of ic'
Cream. She has two neatly fitted up, where shs
would be happy tn receive cal from the ladies AND
gentlemen Of Evansville. Entrsnce 10 the rooms mex
door To her Confectionery. lmy20-2m
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL rs
ed HAT STORE, Ell
~ Main Street, Lancaster. Ohio.
ER n II R ~ FVEL, Y n O..

VIZ OUtn respectfully announce e the citizens Of
w Fairfield county, that he has on hand one Of
the largest and best selpcted stock Of ] and Caps
ever brought to this mark I, which having been pur'
chased dir ectlv from Importers and Manufacturers
expressly for tho Western market, he { els confident
in asserting that he viii be able to sellt 10 Merchants
and Pedlars at the same prices usually paid to Nor
chants and Manufacturers in tho Eastern cities. He
has a business house Of large dimensions, and as per.
feet in its arrangements as any similar sst ishment
in the country: while at the sa @ time there Is a de-
gree OF elegance and beauty throughout. surpassed
by none devoted to the same business. His stock Of
goods he designs to have, especially in the business
seasons, in keeping with his honse--large in amount,
variedin character and splendid in quality
He s~olicits the attention Of the public TO the fol-
lowing articles which comprisesa portion ofhis stock
Fine M~oleskin. latest style, both ofNow York and
Philadelphia.
No. ,, the bost hat for so,75 ever brought into this
market.
Fine Kossuth for Winter, ofall styles.
do Otter, Drab, something new.
do Rocklands do do
Allkinds ofkur and Wool Mexicans, made Of the
best materials.
Hats Of all kinds for Boys and children.
Have Wool Hats from 80 cents to $50
Capsule best assortment in the CT Y, comprising
New styled Plush. Brown, Black and Otter ca,, 3
Boys NAVY, cotton Plush, and everv STYLE caps
Afew good Otter caps. Also some Fur, AL OF (which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms
Give him a cal and every effort shall be made 10
render your visit to his establishment agreeable and
promotive of your interests. r. FIELDING.
Lancaster: November 90. 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
T%EIEaRApH1C 1NTEII1aENCE.
From ~PIiludeiPhia.

PHILADELPHIA, April lS.-Thc German
Catholics of this city held a large indisna-
ton meeting at the Museum, last evening
to express their Indignation at the course Of
Judge Woodward, of the Supreme tourt, in
committing eight of the Trustees OF the
I"Holy Trinity" Church to prison because
they refused to give up the church to Bish-
op Newman's party, in obedience TO the de-
cision of the court. The German Catholics
called the Bishop Jesuit, and protested n
gainst the attempts to get the church prop
erry into the hands Of he Bishops. They
also call upon the American Catholics and
all others opposed to the iron rule oil Jesuit
ism. to sustain them.
The eight Trustees are still in prison.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
HE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY
Messrs. CIarke, Wrieht a Co.,

MesSTSs S'uTheS CISut Coss
FAVE aiken. for a term of years, the Foundry
owned by John Arnev, Esq, situate upon Co
nabus and broad Streets in tho city of lancaster,
vaere thew are determined 10 be on hand with all such
,~rticles in their line, as the country requires.
GUAL, WOOD, COOKING AND PARl0UR STOVES.
A@&s-MiLL GEARING, MACHINE
AzSssSnz CASTINGS AND PLOUGHS, Of
'trious patterns, warranted a superior arti, 10, togeth.
&c with all minor articles in the Foundry line.
t;LARKE'S COrnStalk aud Straw Cutter,
An artic'e superior to all others of the kind in the
'nuntry. aud one to which we invite the special at
ntion Of the Farmer. This machine for cutting
,ock corn for high feeding or fattening stock, win
've from 80 to 40per cent. Cord Fodder, when cut,
nearly or quite equal to hay for feeding either cat
q or horses, making an aero os well saved corn fod.
Iar worth two acres Of the bes' grown hay in Ohio.
they are calculated for ether hand or horse power.
Weare also preparing to furnish TO order
NcCORMlCk'S REArER AND GRASS CUT,
TER AND M0ORE'S WHEAT DRILL
Farmers give us call, Everybody give us a call
aud buy o~urgoods and wares,our ploughs and shares
md we Wilt in turn to buy your corn, your wheat
your -four, YOUR meat, your hay, your oats, your
rag bank notes, or aught you may desire to spare, OF
broken pots and other ware. We therefore have the
highest hope, without designing any joke, that you
will give a liberal share Of patronage to us who are
determined 10 do business on the most liberal terms.
CLARKE. WRIGHT & co
Lev. astar February 10. 1858 40
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
CHAIN PUMP

or w dter EleVatOrs
? Nhe Undersigned in offering to the citizens ofLan.
casterand its vicinity This valuable mode ofrais-
ing water from %cisterns aud wells. and leels confident
no can render satisfaction to all reasonable persons
wantiugthe article; having made some valuable i'm.
provements in the Cur5, Reel, Roller, & in turning the
edge the buttons on the chain, which adds ma'eri
ally to its durability and ease in raising the water;
they are applicable to cisteins and wells OF ordinarv
depths and when properly put up, are less liable to
get out of repair than any other method o drAwing
water. Some ofthe
Important Advantages
ofthe above principle. consist in keeping tho WATER
PURE by agi alton caused by the revolution of the
chain when II motion, and the reaction of the water
in falling rom the tube when the reel is stopped. in
getting the water cold and pure when drawn, In dis
ponsing with the valves, which are liable to get out
~ofTepalr in the ordinary pump, and in not freezing in
winter. which also prevents the tube from craking:
they raise the water as easy ifnot easier than any
other mcdaniel principle
The above article liz WARRANTED tn be ofgood
materials and we'll put up or they will be removed
and no pay or ~reeompensea asked Tor the trouble.
Thankful for the liberal patronage ALREADY bcstow,
cd, hc williendeavor to render an equivalent to all
who employ him. Reference to any or all for whom
he has done work. Shop on Main street, Connell's
Row. above the Eagle Office. C.. +. BEVERLY
Lancaster, May 10, 1853. ply.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
H RESN A FE R l..


fHILlP RISING & JOHN LYONS,
HHAVING purchased tn. interest Of Mr.. JAcon
Al PLour intre nrt Goods business, In tho Mac.
.rdckeR Room, one door Hest 0fBiesSrs. Rcbcr and
IVuis's Store, Main Street, Lancaster. Ohio, and
h Lving added thereto large assortment Of
| SPRING AND SUMM Err GOODS.
Selected with the greatest care in The Eastern ci
4 les respectfully solicit a share OF public patronage.
J heir Storli consists in paIt as follows:
L.\DIEb' ID Hss Goons, such as Barcges, Ginghnms,
Ia wits, ealicoes. silks, satin, linen lustres, Aipacns.
dc .larsea, etc. The hove assortment consists of eve.
ry GlPciv ofthe latest and most ~beauiifui StlIeS,p ard
will be sold MS low afat any house in Fairfield county,
7 Gr.Sl IEMEH's DFEss GooDs, such 40 cloths, cas-,
simoYes. sstinets Tension bIooms, hastings. twCpds,
linen, pl yin and baud, twilled Nohfg gan camlct. etc.
cashm er :, satin, sill ard MSrseilles Vtstirps. Their
sssprtn ". At Of CLorHG ARD CAssIMEnrs is afthe best
ard no II durable hiHdg, Their assortment of SUM.
MAR " 'FAH is composed Of the latest md most
fati0Ht l le gGricty, and embr5c,s almost every de-.
scriticI. In addition to the oluvp thew IayS the
~ususlasa, r'nont Of Mullins, Drilltrgs, Sheetirg Tick.
ing, Umti otlns and pnrasols, in all their varieties.
fine o. gs,1rmrnt oG the MOST FAhHIoEABLF Bon.
0fap q%ualties, Misses EonpCtS and F2ats
Men and L, vs. Petm Legfand J ghora Hats.
A%lorResi crtmentof Boots and SdoeS, CATERS ans
BRskirS. .tlno, all other articles usually found in
Dry Goodni to.ta together with a large assortment Of
QuEENSWA RE, pcry cheap
The citizen of Fairfield and adjoining counties arc
respectfully ! % citcd to call and examine the above
stock Of GoolG. Every effort will be made to please
them sato varia v, quality and TO price.
IFWe invite orr Aumiuh friends 10 call, as we
have heen careful 10 purchase goods to suit them.
Sugar, Coffee and all kiadS Of Spices al al time,
on hand
We invite tho NJ e ntion Of country merchants to
our stock Of Dry Ct oda, which We are prepared 10 sci.
to them NJ prices WI th cbnEnt fail to please.
HyCaah paid for v beat. Rye, Corn, Data and Wool
Lancaster, April IL, 1883
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20

Cot. FREMONr's ExPEpITfoN.-There are
several cnntradictor, statements as to the
number OF men lost by Col. Fremont in con
Sequence Of cold and hunger on the trip a.
cross the Plains during the past winter
Some # The California papers put the num-
Der at 10. and others at z, but the N. Y.
Sun ii The nth says:
We have beeD shown u letter received in
this city, written by Mr.. Carvalho to his
wife, date at"Parawan, Little Salt Lake,
Mormon Settlement. Feb. 9th" Mr.. Carval-
no states that Col. Fremont L party arrived
there On the previous day, Feb. 9th, in great
distress, having been 4S hours without food
an having suffered every hardship. TGey
had lnst one man. but the rest were then ID
safety and we'll taken care ef. For fifty
days they had subsisted on horse anC
mule meat. Mr., Carvalho was one Of Col
Fremont's party.
Another letter from the, snme place, da
ted Feb, Sfh, To the New York TripuUe
makes no menti- n Of any deaths. II says:
Col. Fremont arrived here wi h his party
to-day. TIL y were in a starving condition
having subsisted for the last two months up
on horse flesh, having killed and enter
twcnty-six since leaving BeDt's fort. HI
has travelled in a straight line across The
p' ms, and entered THIS valley about seven.
teen miles north Of where Major Beale
came into 1t last spring on the Spanish trail
II . report is h'ghty Girorabie; the more SO
MS he wnited until winter let in to cross the
mountains, in order to test the depth Of the
snow in the passes, and in the worst a d
most elevated pass, (Which he crossed some
time in December.) he found the snow only
four inches deep in the shade OH the summit.
The purpose OF Col. Fremont in this ex-
petition was to test the practicabiIity Of the
northern route for the Pacific railroad. lie
therefore chose the worst season of the
yeur TO make Il in.
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WILL BE WARRANTED.
A NEW sToCK,

A NEW md we'll seiA":ed LOT of GROCERIES
a have just been received by the subscriber at
customers and the pubic general y.
G 'ocerieS will be sold by me as cheap and ofas
good Equality as an be foundin any similar estab-
Iishmcnt in the city,
] haveiust eceivcd a choice lot Of Cranberries,
Lemons, Figs, Pruns, and also a general variety
of Nuts, such as Almonds Brazil Nuts, Coca Nuts,
&c. Also, a splendid lot Of Old Western Reserve
Cheese. GEORGE J. WYGUM.
T-"~-ar. Feb. 4. 1850
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
+. naoWN,S

Essence Of JnSnatCn Ginger
FNHIS Essenceis a preparation Of unusual excel.
i lenre, In ordinary diarrhna, ~incipient cholera,
in short, in all c,ses Of prostration Of the digestive
functions it Is ofinestimable value During the pre-.
valence OF epidemic cholera and summer complaints
OF children, 1t is peculiarly eflcaciousi no family or
individual should be without it.
CAUrIoN-Be sureto got the genuine Essence, which
istprepared only by +. BRowN, at his Drug and chem
:eai store, ~ r. corner of6ffh and chesnut-streets
Philadelphia, and for sale by all the respectable Apo
thecaries in the United States
Soldby NJ. z. Krieder, in Lancaster; E. Kalb. Rush.
vile, and by Druggists every where Nov. 4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
REMOVAL.

VINK s. BfSH, would respectfully inform then
- ~1stomers, and tho citizens generally. that they
have Removed their establishment to the North side
ct Main street, to the room formerly occupied by
the Philadelphia Commission Store where they are
prepared to furnish fresh Bread. Rusks, Cakes. and
Crackers al all timrs and in all seasons.
We have employed the very best workmen in ouI
line of business and will sell at Wholesale and retail
at the iotoest prices.
We are determined TO give general satisfaction =
All orders from the CITY or county for Bread; cakes
soda, butter, water and Boston crackers, will be
promptly filed. Give us . call.
Lancaster July 81. 1853 link & BISH.
N B. We also keep on hand a generslAssortment {
FAMILY GROCERIES,, which will be sold at the
owest rates. INK & BISH.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20

SEE SAW arelgners trying to acquire
a knowledge Of the English language may
receive aid from the following 'see.saw":--
"Brudder Peto, did you see him see de
log nfure you saw him saw itl" "De unin-
telcc'ual stupendity Of some niggers is per-
fectiy incfeduluus--why ef seed him saw
il afore saw him see il, it'sa consequential
insurance dat he saw he sawed 1t afore he
saw he seed it; but he couldn't help seeing
he saw II oIore he saw he sawed II, Tor eff he
saw de sawed ufofe he saw de- seein' OBJ
de'sawin' consquinehlily he must a saw tia
fpre he seed il, which is ubsTdly redicular
'--dareiorc ] did see him see it aiore saw
him saw it; qa0ddy rDt demoa arcndam."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
roFFrNs, [1,IrwrT3 COFFrNsn

CoFTTNsI Cd COFFtNsH
TNtIF subscriber has associated with him Mr.. l f.
' HALL. in the undertaking business This branch
firm name fFCKERT n HALL They have a good
hesrse and horses always ready to attend funerals.
The subscribers have now, and hereafter will keep
constsnt'y on hand, all styles and seizes Of Collins
roady made, so that they will be resdyto furnish
them in a few minutes notice. They will promptly
attend funerals any where in the county without eX-
trn charge This method Of keeping them IN hand
will enable them to furnish them at reduced prices.
ECKERT & HALL.
Iancastnr Eoh Ii 1S6A-6mAl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
TMEODORE ROM g.


ShnfCer,s New Block, between the Tall
madge HOuse and Shenfer's Hotel,
TEAS Just opening a large and eautiful assortment
HI of keady-made Clothing, together with a
choice selection of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND vESTTNGS.
All Of which have been selected with great care and
with special difference to the wants and taste Of this
His long experience in this branch OF business, is
a sure guarantee that his stock embraces the choicest
and best variety, and his purchases have been made
upon such terms that he can sell at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Tbs pubiir are respectfully requested to call and
examine his assortment. He has on hand a general
assortment OF
WINTER WEAR.
friends, either with an excellent article of Ready.
made Clothing. or TO
MANUFACTURES. TO ORDER.
Out of the best material and by most accomplished
~workmen, any style Of garments,
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
In the best and most fashionable manner, He is con-
fdent, in this respect, thathe can give general salts
His assortment embrases a general variety of
6ysr;cG at E psn,.l6ons, aaS osi'rT.
Sack do Cravsts, Undershirts.
carpet-bsgs together with all other articles usually
kept in a Gentleman's Furnishing Store, and manu-
~factureu in the most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRERY NEW;
1t has been purchased d of well-establishe house
in the Eastern cities, and
WILL BE WARRANTED.
To be made OF good material and in a durable manner
lie respectfully invites his old customers and G
theirs to call at this new establishment, where he vii
| at all timoa Ia raadV n wait uDOu fham with QOO'
oooDs AT THE LOWEST RATES To test his promises
he asks an examination OF his stock in trade and Ii
style and quality oil his manufacture.
Lancaster. Nov. o.. 1868 T. TONG.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
CHARLEsroE, April I2.--The CONNIE

CHARLEsroN. April I2--The CONNER
cial Convention is largely attended. Hon
w. Z. Dawson was chosen President.
Resolutions were reported in favor of en-
couraeing southern manufacturer, and d.
reot importations, and establishing a com
merce with the river Amazon.
Speeches were made by Messrs Jones, Of
Tenn; Leslie Coombs and AlbertPik oil
Arkansas. The latter gentleman denounc-
ced a reliance on Congress to build the Pa
cife Railway.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-04-20
To all to whom these presents shaiIcom
Gyeetiur:

I, JOHN CR~ADLEBAUGH, of Madisn,, ,ovrshi-
Fairfield county. Ohio, having hSIetdfore and on
Divers occasions made charge agai.,st Tho name and
character OF Charles Et.vc,sole Of the townshin
aforesaid. by intim'.irs in conyersstions with differ.
eni person Eat the said Charles Eversole was
SuuIty. ~ "rGtng and burning my barn
~ ls seen the affidavit of sa'tm s Volt In rela-
lo' 10 the charges aforesaid and in view Of the facts
act forth in said affidavit, now acknowledge. that
i Is impossible for the said Charles Eversole to
have been guilty ofthe charge above named, aud that
IN talking about ttis matter to others, that l have
made charges and insinuations against the reputa.
ton and Character Of the said Charles EveIscle,
Which ppe unreasonable.
Nov In order that ! may do Justice TO The name and
eparacter ofths aid harlesE versole.I do hereby re-
tract and take back eyery word which | have soid or
intimAted to any person or persons dprogatorv tc. the
name u character of the said Char es Eversole ia re-
latlon 10 this matter And furthermore, having thui re
trActed and taken back sald charged, / DO hereby au-
thorizo the said Charles Eversole e use this ps pei
In such manner as he shall deem best. either by
publication or otherwise, to correct wrong impicus-
sions which may rave been formed against him in
regard 10 these charges.
The affidavit reads as follows.
The State Of Ohio, Fairfield county, 50.
Before mes Alfred Ec Weigh, Justice Of the Peace
within and for said county, personally came Sslo m
8. Wolf, 3 made solemn oath. Il saws, that on the do Y
that the barn Of John Cradlebaugh was burnt in
Madison township, Fairfied county Ohio, he wi s
engaged on thefarm Of Charles Eversole In plough
ing. and that the snid Charles EvsrsOIe wus at HON .
on said day, also engaged n p~loughiug in field with
IN Wow OF Rho one in which was and we LETT Of
pioughing about the time the sun was sitting, and.
were both at tho barn together taking care OF oui
horses, after we were done, we went from the barn
TO the house, where we remained together unit il n
bout eight o'clock. when the said Charles Eversole
started 10 the barnto tuyn his horses into the pas
ture. and Immediately upon going out, he called to
mo to come out, and I went our, and wo saw tho
light in the direction of Crsdlobaugh's. we looked at
i and talked about Il, ane Afterwards returned to the
house and romnined all night.
SALEM s. WOLF.
Sworn TO snd subscTlbod before ne, this i2th day
OF Sept. A ID 1868. ALFRED MeYEIGH.
Justice o. tho Peace.
! do hereby certify that the writing above the az
hdavit, was given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day Of February, A ID 1854
JOHN CREDLEBAUGH.
Signed and sealed inpreOenee Of us.s
OREN ABBOTT,
l. ROONTZ,
ELLIOT GRIFFITH.
February o. IRbA-9nd1