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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

SEAL OF KANsAs.--The Argus, printed at
Easton, Pennsylvania, the residence of the Gov
ernor of Kansas, describes the seal Of the new
Territory as follows
ave have just seen the seal of the Territory
of Kansas, engraved by Robert Lovett, of Phila-
delphia, according to the design of Gov. Reeder.
1t consists of a shield with two supporters, and
surmounted by scroll motto, and is emblemat.
ic of the life of the pioneer and the agrcultur-
ist. The lower compartment of the shield con-
tains the buffalo and the hunter; the upper con-
tains the implements of agriculture. The left
frock, iergins rifle. and tomahawk; whilst on
the right is the goddess Ceres, with her sheaf,
at their feet and between them, lie fallen tree
and axe. The motto is beautiful and striking
allusion to the principle on which the Territory
was organized, and consists of 'Populi uOce nata,
translated-' Born of the popular will
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

r. j. COLLINS, Physician and Surgeon, Mill
Point, Ottawa Co., Mich. Rooms at L. M. s..
Smiths Drug Store.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

AN INoUIRY.-The N. Y. Dutchmdn says, the
Herald started an inquiry the other day, that we
should like to see answered, and that is" what
has become of all the money!" Notwithstand-
ing California has during the past four years
poured some $2O,00O000 into the country, the
banks have no more specie on deposit now than
they had in 1852 Some may imagine that the
funds have foated off to Europe, but that is not
So The banks of England and France are like
our own; they possess less specie than they did
two years ago. We imagine that large quan-
tity of the gold has found its way into hummery,
such as gold spoons, gold forks and gold slop-
bowls. Gold-leaf has also consumed great
quantity of bullion. That spread about the Pres
cott House cost over $4,000. With an influx
of California gold, came an influx of pride, os-
tentaton and display. Every thing had to wear
an auriferous aspect. Looking glasses grew
from four feet square to twenty feet; the whole
fenced in with n frame the mere gliding Of which
used up doubloons enough to keep poor fam
lily in breeches and butchers meat, for twelve
month. Jewelry has used millions of" dust."-
Immediately after the California deposits were
discovered, a revolution took place in our watch
es and accoutrements. From " bulls eyes" they
suddenly grew to the size of targets, while their
price went up from 800 to 1898. Fob chains
ten years ago, were models of neatness. AT
the present time they are large enough for OK
chains, and frequently cost enough to buy yoke
of mules with. We saw an article Of this kind
the other day at Jacobs Broadway establish
ment valued at 800. In 1910, Sl5 was consid-
cred large price to pay for this sort of orna-
ment. Exchange.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

It has been aptly said that false friend is
like shadow on dial-appearing to the
clear weather, and vanishing as soon as it is
cloudy. 8., e.!afl,--iied
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

H. w. SQUIER, Physician and Surgeon, Steels'
Landing, Ottawa Co, Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

From the manner in which men often bear
their conditions, we often pity the prosperous
and admire those who are unfortunate.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

AFFEcTuoN--We sometimes meet with men
who seem to think that any indulgence in an af-
fectionate feeling is weakness. They will re-
turn from journey and greet their families
with distant dignity, and move among their
children with the cold and lofty splendor of an
iceberg, surrounded by its broken fragments
There is hardly more unnatural sight on earth,
than one Of those families without heart. A
father had better extinguish boys eyes, than
take away his heart. Who that has experienced
the joys of friendship, and values sympathy and
Affection would not rather lose all that is beau
tiful in natures scenery, than be robbed of the
hidden treasure of his heart? Cherish, then,
your hearts best affections. Indulge in the
warm and gushing emotions of filial, parental
and fraternal love. Think it not weakness.
God is love. Love God, everybody, and every
thing that is lovely. Teach your children to love;
to love the rose, the robin; to love their pa.
rents; to love their God. Let it be the studied
object of their domestic culture to give them
warm hearts, ardent affections. Bind your whole
family together by these strong cords. You
cannot make them too strong. Religion is love;
love to God, love to man. m
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

An old pensioner got tipsy and noisy, when
person jocularly disposed, quizzipgly asked him
what he did for living and he said he sucked
a bottle part of the time, and the U. s. Treasury
the rest" -
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

The inhalation of medicated gas for the cure
of diseased lungs, is attracting considerable at
tention.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

An absent-minded gentleman on the Common
the other day, while killing time by throwing a
stick into the frog pond for his dog to jump in
for, and fetch out, inadvertently plunged in him.
self, and came swimming to the shore with the
stick between his teeth, to the great amusement
of the spectators. -.t.s
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

According to the Boston Advertiser the con-
stitution of the only military company ever at
tempted to be organized in Nantucket began
with the following article:
Art. 1. In case Of ,oar, this company shall I'M
1npdintelU disb1nd 1I IEE
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

HENRY GRIFFIN, Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public for Ottawa County, has resumed
his former Land Agency business, and will at
tend promptly to the payment of non-residents s
taxes will negotiate for the purchase or sale of
both pine and farming lands. Deeds, Bonds or
mortgages, &C., executed at reasonable rates
and with despatch. Office opposite the Wash
ington House, Grand Haven.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

The Yankee who was "lying at the point Of
death" whitfield it off with his jack knife and is
now recovering. ~ s"i al tn2
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

81 know every rock on the coast" cried an
Irish pilot, when the ship pumped, /" and that's
one Of them" ''" lHf ~ lf t3foi 20.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

A PORTRAIT OF The CzAR-An anonymous
writer, supposed to be Victor Hugo, has furnish
ed the following portrait Of the Gar:
"There exists in Europe man who weighs
Europe down. He is at once Spiritual Prince
and Corporeal Lord; despot and autocrat-he is
obeyed in the barracks, and worshiped in the
monastery. He gives the password to the for
mer, and draws up the dogma for the latter
He sets in motion, to crush the liberties Of the
continent, an empire of sixty million men pow
err He holds these sixty millions of men in his
hands, not like men, but like brutes; not like
minds, but like utensils, tools. In his double
quality Of ecclesiastic and soldier, he puts uni
form on their souls as he uniforms their bodies,
and says to the one, believe as he says to the
other, march! This man is the supreme express
sion of human might He tortures whole ma
tions as he pleases. With sign he empties
Poland into Siberia. He weaves nterlaces, and
knots the threads of the great conspiracy of prn-
ces against men. He has been TO Rome, and
there he, the Greek Pope, exchanged the kiss of
alliance with the Latin Pope. He reigns at Ber-
lin, at Munich, at Dresden, at Stuttgardt, at Vi
emma as he reigns at st. Petersburgh. He is the
soul Of the Emperor of Austria, and the will of
the King of Prussia. Germany is mere flat
boat in his tow. This man resembles, in some
sort, the ancient king of kings; he is the Aga
memnon of the Trojan war, that the men of the
past are waging against the men Of the future.
He is the savage menace of the shadow against
light, of the pole against high noon Iexpress,
in one word, this monster of Omnipotence-Em-
peror like Charles Quint, Pope like Gregory VII
he holds in his hand cross which ends in a
cimeter, and scepter which ends in knoutw
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

A. b. BID WE'LL g. SON, Confectionery and
Bakery, Grand Rapids Mich. c. b. Albec agent
for Grand Haven and vicinity.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

sCROSVENOR REED, Attorney and Counsel
slor at Law. All business intrusted to me will be
promptly and satisfactorily attended to. Resi-
.,dence, Charleston Landing, Ottawa Co. Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

Commission Merchants Fire Proof Brick Ware
house, Nos. 1872 and 1914 South Water Street,
Chicago, Ill. Goods received and forwarded to
Grand Haven with Dispatch and at the lowest
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-10-18

SOLOMON'S famous Spectacles always on hand
- at , VIM. PREUssER & Cos.
CANARY SEED for sale at the drug and vari.
~ ETY. store, Mill Point. l.. MS. Smith.
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CoNsUMPr1oN

Is the great curse Of our Northern lati.ndes III.
the blight Of domestic felicity and the des,oiler .,
oeau'y. II robs the cheek of its healbful bloom
the mind OF sserenity and the eve of ,ts blli.,
cy. wastes the form, dims the intelect and
p'unges Its victim into an early grave The youna
anu "'e DID, the serious and the gay, the cjtv
belle, the Country lass, are alike lis p,ev and IL
victims. Blessings on the man., then. wbo.s
genius and research furnished US with weapons -
bid defiance 70 this .".DweIer of the Tbres,olap,
ne merits the applause and gratitude of ages.
ne following certificate was handed u, for
publication. In giving it place in our column. .
we do no more than justice in saying that his i
but one of many similar testimonials of the pood
qualities and healing power of this Balsam ~
e. Washingtonian, Boston. Feb 29.
My mother. (agea abou, SOY has been ,l1lici,es -
Tor several years past with an obstinate cough
which at times Ls. nearly proven fatal. Eon :
visit to this city last fall,I procured for her a
bottle Of Wild Cherry Balsau,. A short time,af.
ter her return homes Bristol, r.. l. she. vro,.
me that had heipediher more thai, any REMEDY
she had tried. few dsys since she wrote me-
lhus-'.I am better tlian have been for some
lime. The Balsam you gave me has made -.
nearly we'll" H. LI1rHEp 1-.'y.sSl]
Dentist, 4e5 Washine,o ton st.
Uo- See adyertisement.;e - ssss=
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MUSEUM OF WONDERSl

Winch comprises greater variety of Attrac,ior.
asd ,. more extraordinary Novelties, than anv Trav.
eiing Exhibition in the world. Every feature Of
inns Mammoth Establishment is OF peculiar and
interesting nature, and the whole is produced un.
on gigantic scale of magnitude The traveliuo
paraphernalla OF the American Museum, as it en-.
'e's each town. Is preceded by the gorgeous
y A Il o F J U G RNAUT.
drawn Drawn by Eight Elephants, s,iperbly caprisoned
ne'g an accurate model of that terrible enoine n
aoiatrous saci iiice finished and decorated in ali
me extravagance of the Hindoo style, Following
inns monster vehicle, is long procession of coslS
cages aud Carriages the whole forming specta.
s'e OF more than Oriental stlendor The Exbjbi
.iot VIII lake place within magnificent variepa.
.ea rayH'oi': composed of American Flags, of
wafer proof fabric. The real, genuine, original
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TO TO ,YNsIIIp-.Sscsson..

1 Sc
township Assessors are nutified, that owinp !,
several import ant changes, (now under consider
a'ion by the Legislature, IN the tax law of 1852
'hey ca"not commence the duties of their office.
until Monday the first Of May e7 80
In circular received from the Auditor of Sta,o
ne says The Legislature has now unde, co,.
s'cefation several mportrnt modific a,ions IF N .
TAX Jaw OF 1852, and IL vii! be useless ami inn
proper for assessors to enter upon their du,;ss -,
til 1t shall have been ascertained how
,S"e"' OF fhe present year is to be effected bv
'!isnges az HE law As a matter of course anv
changes "Mchg gshallsbe made, will REQUIRE cor,
pondingi modificatioss OF the forms and ;ost,uc.
lions prepared FOL the use of assessors II ishar,,
~ necessary to add iat these cannot be go, ro,d.
until The Legislature has finally acted on the sinh
Ject. andthis is not likely to be earlier than ,he
last week of its session. 'ssssi
IN n view lew q these facts, beg leave to sugees,
10 you The propriety,o of giving immediate notice
~ 'ne assessors of your county, that il win he
both lmpracticable and incxaedient to comnence
'he asse ssment tor the present year, uutt tond.v,
The LIST day of May. and that it is desr,hrs ~,
shall meet at ydnr Office on the last SATURDAY. =,
ap'''' lot the purpose Of receiving your iustruc.
ions 10 and adopting common un derstandinp Of The
PROVISIONS and Requirements OF the law
6.o"hshlp assessors are, therefore, requested
s'hout fa's) to meet at the Auditors office on
Saturday, the 29thiof April. inst,, at which Time
heir blanks and forms will be ready. i5'z
JOHN b. NoLL. ss.,.
~Ai'' ., 1904. Aud, M
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sGreat Bargain!

WILL sell, at private sale. the lot on which
L no DOW reside, in tte fourishing village Of
:. 1se,a Clarington,
(Sunfsh.) situated about 10 feet from the M,rie,,
Ohio river. The impr ovements are s'
A DWELLING HOUSE.
containing Front Parlor, Dining Room. Kitcb.
en-, Hall and Porch on the lower floor toeeth.
er with Four Bed Rooms up stairs:
TWO l. ARGE STORE ROOMS
WAREHOUSE, and 60 by24 feet CELLAR
.@ under the whole. A good Stable, 5 n
-. s5ai Coal House. SC, &C.. "a ie7I,zs q &
With an abundance of choice FIuit for one fami.
~, on the Lot. One of the best watering places
IN the County, is within ten feet OF the Store
room door. ~ -. 'e ''
This is considered to be the MOST ELIGIBIE
) stand Tor business in the village of Sunfish. and
,srge enough for capital of Thirty Thousand
dollars. 1t is also one Of the most Commanding
points on the River, for a Wholesale Grocery
BUSINESS, and given up as the EST PRODUCE
pOiNI between Wheeling and Cincinnati.
be,ns deslrous of retiring from business, I will
'eil the whole at A GREAT BARGAIN.
Possession given by the first OF April.
WM. PORTER.
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NDasuerreotype Likenesses!!
For $3.50 Only!
March 29, 1854.

~ w MURPHY would respectfully inform
~. the citizens of WoopsFIELD and. vicinity
.'"' ne mas taken rooms at DR.. j. l.. DYE's, where
ne VIII be happy TO see all who desire
CORRECT MINIATURES.
OF themselves or friends, according to the latesl
improvements lit the Daguerrean art in style sim.
error TO any that have been taken in this place here
toiore. Also, particular attention will be given
10 taking copies OF Portraits, Paintings, Pic.
lures, &c.
"Secure the Sho 2o,c ere the Substance f,o,s >,
and 1t will never change if rightly taken but re.
main true and faithful semhlance of the original
0C- Any person sitting for portrait, viii moi
be expected to take. it, unless they and their
friends think correct and satisfact tory. Call and
zee specimens. "N
March %, 1854. -
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JNo. NJ. KIRKBRIDE,s
M II DIG AL DEPOT.

FULL supply of the following celebrated
y Medicines for sale at Kirkbride's Medical
Depot: le fl
Jayne's Expectorant.
4 JayRe's Alternative, &a II T1
Jayne's Carminative Bslsam.
Jayne's Vermifuge.
Jayne's Sanative Pills, tai se
Jayne's Ague Pills, sas4as
b.. Jayne's Hair Tonic.
Noger's L,yerwort and Tar.
Iownsends SarsaParilIa.
a" Brants Pulmonary Balsarn.
Brant's Purifying Extract. s tS
- Brandt edths Pills, -. .i1
McLane's Liver Pills.
Seners Liver Pills,
sellers Imperial Cough Syrup, 48e
Sellers Yermifiige, 70 &. a. ,;. .g3
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SELECT SCHOOL,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen

1ENHE undersigned will open his school in ,b,.
place, on the 1st day of May. next There
will be three sessions in The wear. of IL yssts
each. Those wishing to attend. will please make
application before the commencement of the ses
sion. Particular attention will be paid 10 ihose
wishing 70 qualify themselves as Teachers.
Wood.ied is healthy village; an good board.
ing may be had at S l so per week.
$50 I E MS:
Arithmetic. English Grammar. aud Geopr,,bv
per session, "a no
Algebra, Geometry Natural Philosophy. Cbemis-
try and History. i,o
Languages aud higher branches of Mathema,.
'@s' 5lss' A4 5sts4 ~ 20
@=. r J SMITH
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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen
BARNEsvILEE, BELMONT CO.. .og1o.

-
TNHE FIRST SESSION OF the above named
insttutl"n VIII commence on the 10Th day
OF April. and continue IA weeks.
Ihe Department Of English and Classical Liter.
ature will be under the direction of SAN1un1
DAVENPORT. A. NJ; and that Of Mathcmaiic. and
N NAturai Science. of Mr. JoHN l. THontpsoN. ar
experienced Mathematician 20 :. -
Iui'ion fees will be moderate. and every care
VIII oe taken to afford TO young ladies and gentle
men ,he means OF acquiring a thorough Classical
and Mathematical education, - - "a, -
special attention will be directed to those wish.
ing to qualify themselves for Teachers. $50
Feb. Is. 1854. ffTt
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1854. SPRING SALES. 1854,
i. GEORGE i P. SMITH 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Staple Goods, Silks, Variety and

S'> I'M OOOOS,
81 WOOD ST, PITTsBURGH
SoLlCII the attention of Merchants general,
~ TO their stock now in store, and being rece;v
ed weekly throughout the season. which will b,
OH ered at as low rates as in any Jobbing Hous,
any where, east or west. 1Aou''
10 theii Silks and Dress Goods thew ask mar
ucuiar attention their styles and assortment, he
ing of the newest descriptions, and will be ken,
up IN iull and large variety.
Also-Embroideries and White Goods.
Linen Goods and Laces: - 1850
Ihhbons X of all kinds. in large assortment:
Shawls, newest styles:
Ties. &C.;
Hosi cry. Gloves. Grapes. Tarietons. &c.
Varie iy Goods: Of every description.
LARGE S'rOCK OF
Brown Goods, Drills, Osnaburgs, hleached Sheet.
ings and Shir!ngs, Flanneis. Ticks, Lining 5
&c; Men and Boys. Summer Wears. WaoI'
ems OF all descriptions; Cloths, Cass,mers. Sail.
-netts. Vestings, Jeans, Tweeds. Cords. Steu.
benyIlle Goods, SC; with all leading stvles ot
PRINTS; fancy, Dark Blue, English and
French Chintzes. Spring Lawns, Bereees. Sc.
ana compl etc stock generally of eyefv ar ticye
needed by the Merchant ~e
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Notice.

HYf virtue of an order OF the Probate Court
OF Monroe County. Ohio. the undersigned.
will, on oeoeaseo,
:. Saturday. The 22d day of .apru. 1854.
az az IL O'Clock. M /, at the store door of w
1arfis, In Calais. Monroe County. Ohio will
oneI lot SAFE The desperate claims in favor Of said
March 90, 1854. : ~ nn, H.. =.
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WO oDsFIEFD % n
UNION, ,sCEo~-

This Institution VIII commence its Summer SEES.
s,pn, e. % dsys, ths firt Of May. aud viii con-
sIucton of pupils in the Alphabet, Spelling and
lst li header SEcoNDARY-Spellinga and ResJing
continued, Primary Geography, Primary Gram.
mar a Arithmetie, part second, aud History. THe
AcADEMIc IS designed to educate youae Ladies
ana an Gentleme! the Greek and Latin Languages.
~ NaIursl ana Me5aE Sciencess and the differ.n,
lamation willIalsobe required. "'- 1e''
Parents Wishing TO send their children will,
please enter their names as soon as possible Ali
are desired to be present on the first day Of the
Session. Bha s. ~ - '
Ha'es " q s Urinary Department 81, 90
sst.i asfs5ssss tlIse llssa;.ss,a.'i ao S'o0
April g.. 1859, Princn.ls g
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Mr.. Nellis.

the man without arms, who will execute his ex.
ttfaordnary feas Of loading and firing pistol with
.'s ,oes; cutting profi.e likenesses; shooting al
Accordion and VioIncello, etc. Mr.. NeIlis in
these performances. exhibits wonderful EXAMPLE
OF what nat IndomtabIe energy and Industry can nc.
complish. even when iaboring under disadyan.
tages apparently the mos, insufmountable.
complete Menagerie. of LIVING WILD AN.
lMALS is also included in the America an Mnsa,,,,,
and at convenient period during the Exhibition
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ToSEPH McMAHoN's ESTATE.-T1,o -
designed has been appointed and qualified as
administrator of the Estate of Joseph McMabon
late OF Monroe county, deceased Those indeht'
ed 10 the Estate will please make Immediate nav.
ment' and those having claims against said Estate
will present them duly authenticated ''ss
STEPHEN PANCOAST
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTV
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, IN AND FOR
SAID COUNTY. @tt
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Daniel Baicht, and Margaret, his wife. p
: e55@ f.-tt .sgt VS.. s.
kebecca Pickens, widow of William Pickens
deceased, james South, aud Sarah Jane. hi
wife, William A. Pickens, Thomas ]. Pickens
Adam e. hathaway, and A gnes Ellen, his wife
and James Z. PicSens, minor -
NOTICE rs hereby given that the pe,i,ioners
" have this day. filed with the Clerk of said
Court their petition, in which thew set forth
that T" iiiiam Plckens, died, seized of the south
west quarter OF The south west quarter, of section
no. IL, OF township s, aud range 6, Containing
4O acres. Also. the north half Of the north east
quarter OF section l3. township 6, and range !.
containing 90 acres. Also, the south west quar-
Ter OF the north east qua ter of section lB. Of
township 8, OF range s, containing 40 acres. Al.
so, the south part of the west half Of the nnr,b1
west quarter OF ection l3, OF townshp6 6, range
., ,contaniag So acres. Also, the north east ouar.
ter OF the noith west qua,ter of section Is. ofI
township .; OF range 6, containing Al acres. al.
so' tne north west quarter OF the north west quar-.
ler OF section z. OF township 6, Of range 6, and
len acres from the west part of the north east
quarter OF the north west quarter, of the same
eeti'n, to wnship and range, making SO acres.
1hat the petitioners are heirs at law of said
leceased; that they entitled to one.sxtl, part
u said premises; that soon as they lawfully
nay, said petitioners will demand partition ac. |
ordfngly. JOHN SINfT GIP
March %. 1854. Attorney for Petitioners.