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BUCHANANS
JOURNAL OF MAN.
Feb. 2e,-55. II.


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AIIIs Right Come and srs.

UHE undersigned takes this method to inform his
/ friends and patrons in Carrollton, and vicinity
that through perseverance,, be has got his new Sky
Light Daguerrean establishment completed, just below
Hnsons store near the Depot CaErOltOn Ohio, where
he Is now well furnished wth everything necessary %
execute all business ntTusted to him. have now .
large and well arranged skyight which is complete
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
ROOM the people may rest assured that can take
good likeness In ell kinds Vi weather, excepting ofehi
dren. these require clear day; but when clear days
cannot be had bring them along st any time and will
msrrant satisfaction. am determined to stand a the
head Of my business, and nothing except good work
shall leave ing establishment al who visit my rooms
will know that have advantages which no other estab
lishment in this vicinity boast of and am resolved
to give better satisfaction than any other operator in the
vicinity.
Ladies and gentlemen are most respectfully solicited
to call and examine as my work shall show for ITSELF
Prices will be reasonable and ell work warranted not to
fade. have good assortment OF stock embracing Q
variety OF fne cases. ladies' and gents breasspns aud
win have an assortment Of ockets 70 accommodate al
who wish them. Views o buildings, landscapes, family
rroupes COPY work,--lh . word all business In bss
line shall be promptly attended to- and warranted %
please, or no sale. J. uoVL-V'
OCT 1G. '66.--tf.
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THE INSTRUCTOR October number oil
the Family and School Instructor has reached
US. This number arrived at so late an hour
that we we're unable to give It thorough Pc
rusal before noticing it-but, judging from Its
contents, we are led to believe it is al interest
ing number. The instructor is published OF
81 25 per annum. ADDRESS 0. N. HaTtshom'
A. NJ, Mt. Union, Stark CO., Ohio.
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OYncE OF TIE MARYLAxDC CONSOLIDATED LoTTkaIEs, l
BALrrxoRE, MARYLAxDs sOrH Jus zIls6s.
CVUTION.--LOTTREY FRAUDS

The Commissioner of the Maryland State Lotteries
has deemed t his duty to caution the Public against be
numerous SwindIers Who circulate by mail and oheF-
wse fraudulent Lottery schemes and pretend to be
gents for the sale Of tickets in Lotteries which are whS
ly fictitious.
The only legal Lotteries in Maryland are those drawn
daily under the superintendenee Of the Commissioners
elected by the people Of the State under the new Con-
stitu,On to examine and approve the schemes and at
tend to the drawings.
An the tickets In these Lotteriemnd al certasa
Of packages Of tickets have the Autographed signature
F. Y Brennan. General agent for the Contractor. OF
fee of the AarvlaBd Consolidated Lotteries Baitinors
Nd. AL others are fraudulent.
For full information on the subject OF these Frauds.
Address
F..X BRENAN,
Baltimore,
Maryland.
Sept 90--IS65. Iy.
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JUsTrcE1 ELECTION IN HARRISON TP.--There
was an election held in Harrison township on
last Saturday, for the purpose of electing two
Justices Of the Peace--John Potter. Esq, john
Price. Esq, acting Justices, and Col. Matson
Ayres we're the candidates. The last two
candidates were successful Hunker Democ.
raCy has about died out in bold Harrison.
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ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE BALTIC.

NRw YoRK, Nov. 3.
Letters from Odessa state that the Car had
ordered a commissioner at Rien to decide on
the fate of such volunteers in foreign legends
as may be :aken prisoners. They are not to
be considered prisoners of war. Hungarians in
category are to be delivered at Austria.
The daily News of this morning says there
was further decline in the funds yesterday
of 4 One of the causes Of this decline is the
fact that the Bank had borrowed money TO
considerable extent in the Stock Exchange on
the security Of consols until the November set
ting of the discount houses aud have raised
their allowances for money on demand to FIVE
per cent
The Times says there is rumor that th'
Bank of France is desirous Of procuring an ad
dltlonal 10000 sterling in gold.
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DISSOLUTION OF Co.PARTNE RsHIP
WATCH MAKING.

SEND ON YOUR WATCHES.
would inform the citizens OF Carroton and Carroll
county that they have their Watches repaired the
best manner and short notice. by jending them to
my establishment In
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Clocks, aud Jewelry OF all kinds gold Pens
Vions, and almost everything usually found in Jewel
ry store Ny shop in the centre block Immediately ad
joining "Esped Exchange"
Old Gold and Silver wanted in exchange for work oi
goods. Watches can be left at the residence Of Mr.
WASH Butler, Carroton, Ohio and will be promptly sem
and returned when repaired. Al work warranted. Give
us a trial MORGAN BUTLEE
New P,l ladelpha. Julv a. 1853,
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ComMoN PLRAs CoURr. The November term
Of The Court Of Common Pleas opened on last
MOnday--Judge CLARK presiding. This 10 the
second court the Judge has held. He makes
avery respectable aud digniied appearance
upon The bench; and we suppose quite as good
a jurist as his honor, the. little dignity the
wouId.be senator. Geo. W. Belden. Judge
CLARK is represented by those who are well ac-
,quaintsd with him, as being well learncd in the
Law and every way qualified for the situation
and doubtless is, for all the time be will be
permitted TO hold the sest--till next fall when
the Republicans Of this judicial district, will
chose one to succeed him. There are no cases
fOrRrial at this term of any magnitude. The
Grand Jury we're dismissed after being in ses'
AiOn about two hours. II is rather dull times
(Or Attorneys; but VT are well pleased to see
30 small an amount of litigation.
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A uaw .nd ysry IaasFsssina story vlA be ocmuseeed
= ysuuarv. bT Marion Harand, aaEhog Of Alas, and
'Hlddsa Rsth, tWo nosels hai hass srssase = ~
msnss sensation II the HtefSFv wasd. Aso--
Ms Virginia =. Townsend ed ee@msnss = ~, ns
Fssyrvsrv namber Koaxelletse. whirh us kaog an
ssrOugly interest the readers Of lhs 'book.'
Stories by aa English Aushofesa.
How % maks wsz Fiowvrs aad Fruits -vWisA En-.
raVings
The Nurss and tbs Nursery,
How 70 maks Bonnet
Troubles uf an Enghsh Houssksepet
The Art oi sketehing Floweus iuom SataFe.-Nha
sngravings-Ta be copied b. the sAahsf On paper -
H.ssrnal eOunssls 70 Disadvantages 70 aid
her 10 the care Of Der kealth The Improvement o. esf
mlnd, and the cultivation es The hean,
New styIes Of Ihuminatng Windows and Lamp
Pee, ssd Hssory u Fngsr Rings, Inustraied Shells
io- the ladies' and where ghsy come rOm, VIA shsrA-
Eings.
Modelling in Leather With EngsvingA
This Is only giving idea Of our irisatons Tor 1859.
New designs Of interest 70 the ladies spHnSsg up
sveyv daS We shall avail ourselves Of everything thss
can inteFs them, In fact, GOdeys Ladys b0ok, viii
possess the intsres. Of any other three magAzinea
In additiOa % The above win be cOuinusd n Zach
number.
Godey's splendid Steel sngravinss.
/ One hundred pages Ofreading,
i GoIeys ebaIIense Fashion Plates In this ss IN ev
erv other department We defy rivalry o. imitation.
Embroidery patterns. lay quantity O them are glf-
en- mOnthlv.
Model Cottages.
Dress making, with diagrams 70 cut bJ.
| Dresa patfefns--Inants and Childrens Dresses-Ah
kind Of Crochet and Netting WOFk-ClOaks, Aantsl<ts,
T.lmaa Collars, ChemiselIs, Under Sleeves Bonnet,
WirdoE Curtains, BrOderis Angiaise slippers, CAPS.
Coak Evening Dresses fancy Articles, Head Dresses,
HsIr Drsssns Robes for Night and Morning, Carriage
Dresses Bridal Dresses, Wreafhs. Aantilas, Waking
Dresses Riding Habits Boys Clothing. Capes and Cloak
Fur IN season CrOches and Netting Work printed IN
eolOFs.
: DkAwING LESSONS for Youth. LOO designs Music,
As worth s given every year. the Nurse and the Aur-
sery with full Instructions GOdeys Invaluable Recipes
/. upon every subject
We would advise all Who intend 10 subscribe 70 send
In their orders sOOu for We do not make duPicae
stereotype plates Il will be difficult to supply the de
mand We except our lie for 1850 viii reAeh 10000
copies The best plan Of subscribing 70 send yOu'
money direct to the publisher Those who send large -
mounts had better sead drafts but notes viii sns~er
dafts cannot be procured Letters had better be reg
stered-it only costs I've cents extra and their sale fs
. ception s insured.
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IxDiAx Show On last Friday the indians
came. But owing to the extreme unpleasant
ness Of the day,-which caused quite scar
city Of spectators. there was no exhibition.
In the evening ball was given a! the Std
ger Hall--at so cents sight.
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bodies Of lhs dead wIlI Be buried Tomorrow.
At meeting Of The Chamber Of commsfee.
this morning. sympathizing uilh The friends q
ths deceased. Mayor King recommended
that Msadsy be observed as day Of
cessation from ell business, Is tribute Of re-
spset 10 those 80 deeply afflicted. and also that
divine service be held ia All The churches Of
The city.
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EE-In the Orphans court at Washiagt on 90
Saturday. Mrs. BOdscO and her brother en-
tered bond Of one hundred thousand dollars
as administration Of the will Of Mr. BOdisco,
late Russian Minister, so far as relates to bis
personal estate. All his property in this conn.
lry is supposed to amount TO $500, 900.
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THE VERY BEST BARG AIN
READY-MlDR CLOTHING.
ruE nOOM LArELr OccrFIED 81 xKlsrER.

THK Aoon LATELT 0ccrPtKD Bf NKlsTkR.
The undsrsigned hereby informs the citizens Of this
place and surrounding country, that he L receiving
and opening new stock Of fashionable Rssdy-made
SPRING AND SUMNER CL0THiNu
which be offers 20 bis friends and customers at lower
prices than such articles ever exhibited in thu
place heretofore.
Having made connection Hith one Of the best hous.
IS In the city, be Is enable 70 receive supplies every
week. thus offering 10 purchasers the important adVan.
tage Oi having continually neW FRESH fashionable and
cheap assortment to make their selections FROM 70 their
certain satilactiOn.
The public are therefore respectfully invited To ea
and examine for themselves Here s the place for bar
gans The motto is CHEAP for CASH. Quick sAles and
small prO6ta- s. SHWABACKRR, Agent.
CarroIlton, April a6, '55.-tf
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UMoS HoUsE.-Mr. P. +. Price Of this
place has fitted up his new brick building, East
Main street, for a Hotel under the cOgnomen
Of Union House. The opening of the house
took place on last Tussday-and on the eve'
ming Of that day a splendid entertainment was
given by the proprietor.
We can most cordially commend this house
to the travelling public. In Mr.. Price will be
found gentlemanly and accommodating land,
lord who will take great pleasure in affOrding
entertainment for the weary traveller and his
excellent lady will never be lacking in her de.
partment. The best that can be obtained fol
the inner man will be furnished in style
suitable to the tastes Of the most tasty.
We hope our worthy townsman may be vel
rewarded by liberal share of patronage, fO
bis expenditure.
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WILLIAM EU1NG'S ESIAIE,
Notice il hereby given vs the undersigned = ben
suusiuted and uualihed as AmRisrzirx With The VIII
annexed Of William Yunne, deceased lAte Of Carroll
county, Ohio. HASSA iVoN"'
sept 1s,-ltsS.e ~. va
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AccrDENr.--On last Monday afternoon, Jno.
r. Sterling. son of Mr. Saml. Sterling, of this
place, had his right hand severely mashed,
while engaged IN coupling freight cars. His
hand was caught between the bumpers Of the
cars.
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New Special Notices.

DR.. HooHand's German Bitters This celebrated med.
cne is one of ths very best the country, and It's good
qualities only need to be known, to give
over all others now in USE We have seen its good ei
fects lately, after the tota failure OF many others rms
ewing more than we pan for any other medicine with
in our knowledge, and we feelt duty to recommend
,Lo Ra a tn tho notice of our friends The genuine
nrenared by D. o. NJ jackson, Philadelphia.
Sold BY DR.. @. A. Beogle, Carrollton' Ohio
Nov. 2w.
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TO ARMSI TO ARMSl

Another lot Of Kipp for SALE Of very 6ne textur,
and beautiful finish, So come along, shOemakels and
farmers, and win give you bargain n good leather
for cannot be beat
NIB. FIVE cents per pound for good Hides, in cash
ca her, at my tanrery. D. W. ioUNG'
Nov q. 1854 IT, BeunaVista Valley.
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SHrRIFF'S SALE.
B. F. Letter. Admr. Of Jacob By virtue elan older
Hentzel, decd. OF sale lSsneo nOh'
vs. the Court OF lOVniii."
Alfred Tabor. Pleas oil OaFtohooun'
ty Ohio to me directed, will offer Ior sale :. 'ns uOo
Of the Court House, in the town of CsrroIton' Ill Sa'u
Carroll county, Ohio, on. ,,.
Saturday, the nth day Of November next 1853,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and O'CLOCK
P. NJ, the following premises situate in Carroll county,
Ohio, and descr bed follows to wit: The undr,seu
two thirds Of lot No. one (l) and lot No. two IN
Phillips addition to the town of Pekin. Appraised at
s. Terms cash. J. ID. WhllOhAt
Oct. ls, 1855, 6w, Pr. fee $500,
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READ what the Van Vert American gets Of
10 regard 10 The present Administration The
editor must be brick
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NAV NPRINlI llNIDV

OUR FRIENDS will rejoice to have US an
" nOunce that we have just returned from
Philadelphia, with a splendid stock Of
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which, for richness Of style and cheapness Of price, has
never been raSaeledin Carrolton "First come, FIRST
served" An enumeration Of articles Is entirely unne
cessAry; but we may say that stock Is MOSTLY
and prices that will almost compare with last yeai
goods at cosr. A splendid stock Of EmbsOideries
comprising all the new styles Of Collars Laces &C. &C.
very cheap. These goods are among the fret In th'
market this Spring and our friends will do well to make
us visit before they ell gone. Small profits anC
quick sales" Is our motto.
CUMMINGS COUCH.
Nav 3-'55-tf%
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LAST NOTICE.

am again constrained to call upon all who have un
paid costs remaining due me on the docket In the
Probate Office, to attend promptly ana discharge the
THIs "a Positively YHE LAST NOTICE. and those
int rested neclectng to avail themselves Of IT. or
here the 6tR Of next month. may expect visit from
a osgcsaL raIrsD who will look IOr psy for bis trouble
= :. A. w. MORRISON
CsrroIlton, July 10, 1880
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
. &C /" EDHE~

ISSUED UNDER THE SEAL, SANCTION AND
Authority of the University of Free Medicine ano
popular knowledge. Chartered by the State oi
PENNSYLVANIA. April 90 Is53 with capital of $780,
600, mainly for the purpose Of arresting the evils O
Spurious Nostrums. Also for supplying the eOmmuni
ty with reliable remedies wherever Competent Ply
scan cannot or will not be employed have purchased
from DR.. John R. Rowand bis celebrated RowAEDs
ToNIc MIXTURE, known for upwards OF twenty-five
wears as the only sure and saecu for FEVER and A.
CUE, &e, and his ines.imsble remedy oT Bowel Con-.
PLANTS. Rowands Compound Syrup of Blackberry
Root. which highly approved and popular Rome lies,
together with the Uniyersys Remedy for complaints
of the Lungs,
The Universitys remedy for Dyspepsia or indiges-
ton,
The University remedy for COslive Bowels.
Also the UnveIsity's Almanac, may be had at the
Branch Dispensary, store Of DE-. @. A. Boege Car
rolltOn, Ohio
Also at the Dry Good store Of B. Latmer, New Ha
Oe rstown, Carroll county, Ohio.
NAV II. 1885, Sm.
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The D 0 @ 5 that sold themselves 70 baFA
For Douglas, Pi,ree 4 Co.,
Could not do half The dirty work,
For want Of help you know,
Till from the ranks three heroes sprung,
Cheered Douglas. Pierce & Co.,
And brought beast that Pierce may ride.
You II read the name below.
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MARRIED.

On Nov. 8, by Rev. 5. +. Minor, Mr.. Jas
NJ. Riley, to Miss Rebecca Capper, all OF Car
Ioll County, Ohio.
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e. Cummings q Couch have received an
addition to their already extensive stock of
new goods. Olive them call, and satisfy
yourselves. To our German friends we say
call and see Mr.. Couch. and he will entertain
you in real Dutch style. This drm is now
uaying one dollar and fifty cents per busheI
far dried DC aches: Advertisement next week
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Rail Road Accident.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 2.
The excursion train, consisting OF eleven
cars, which left here yesterday morning, for
Jefferson City, on the occasion Of the opening
ofthe Pacific Railroad to that point, met with
one of the most terrible accidents on record.
While crossing the Gasconade river; about
100 miles from here,the bridge gave way, pre-
cipitating the locomotive and ten cars dis
tance of twenty-five to thirty feet, Upwards
OF 700 persons were upon the train, among
whom were the first and most influential citi
zens'
As fat as can be ascertained, upwards Of
twenty we're killed Immediately ,and between 40
and fifty badly wounded. Fortunately there
was no water in the river when the bridge
broke, or the number of drowned must have
been immense.
Later.
ST. Louis, Nov. 8.
The number wilh broken limbs and severe
contusiOns will probably reach City. The
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Tavern stand and stOrshouse To Let.

The undersigned, John Marty, residing in Canton
Stark eountv, Ohio, hereby gives notice that he viii let
on reasonable terms, The above premises With spa
eOus lot and sabEng, situate in RObertsVs, in said
county.
The property is exeeLenty located for q public
house with all the Improvements desirable 10 carry
that business. The house. al the same time is well
ranged for carrying on the mercantile with the other
business. The rich country around il, viii always se-
cure good custom ior country store.
Please address letter Of inquiry TO the undersigned
POssessiO Of the premises be given at any time
JOHN MARTY.
nct IQEE 9w
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ouorr rs CoRRRcTEY,- Alliance Ledger
aeems 10 have found mares nest, and loud
" caCkIes at the EGGS We are willing to
stand over any thing we have said in reference
10 ,he election of Chase; but We do not feel
disposed 10 father all chat others may, By
earbIng. extort. win The Ledger have
The manliness 10 give the article entire :?
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state Of Ohio. Carroll COmmty ). ..
OFrICE OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE 1

State Of Ohio. Carroll COuEty 8. ..
0FrICE OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE
CarroltOn, Oct. 4, 1855.
THE following accounts of Executors, Administrator
and Guardians have been fled in this Office, and are
set for hearing on Monday, the l2th day Of Nov
continued from ay to day until ell are disposed Of the
fling and pendency Of which Accountants and others
interested will take notice, via:
First acct, James Huston Executor OF Thomas Ensey
decd.
Fourth samael II, Greer, AlnF OF william Hlrk-
ness decd.
Final William Hibbs Executor OF John Hardin
decd.
" John M Oore, Guardian o. George Hewitt
JOHN H. TRTPP,
Probate Judge.
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE.

.. G. MCKEE, ---- PrOprletor'
This Hotel, formerly the "Patton House, ha' ueeE
thoroughly oenovated and is now In complete prepare
zion for the reception and entertainments OF the WaVei
ing public. No pains spared 10 render customers com
fortaDle. -
CarrOlltoD, Ohio. Sept. e7-sts5s II s
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SILK PARASOLS.-As the signs indicate q
~ warm summer, we are prepared to supply The de
nand for PrasOls. O. q G.
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nEADY.MADE CLOTHING
n A Good assortment and at fair prices,
~ For sale BY CUMMINGS l. COUCH.
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Il
X A Good assortment and at fair prices,
III For sale BY CUMMINGS l. COUCH.
CILK PARASOLS.-As the signs indicate q
~ warm summer, we are prepared to supply The de
nand for Prasols. Q. & Q.
GUNNER WEAR
y By the Cord. c. & c.
/ AIDES DRESS GOODS The best TO be
Ia found in the Market and at prices that will aston.
sh G. &C.
ROOTS d SH0Es.-Any amount Of ell kinds,
- always to be found at @. L Cs.
COTTON YARN. COTTON CHAIN AND
" Batting, by the armful, to be had Of Gao.
INSEED OIL.-Manafactu at the PIen
IL tice Mill. C.&C.
DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNE RSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the Co partnership hereto
fore existin between the undersigned the Srd
day Of September, 1885, mutually dissolved. All persOn
kno wing themselves indebted to will please call
make settlement Immediately the Junior OF the hru
Intends removing West in q short time.
JACOB HELFRICH.
HENRY LAMPERT.
Sept. ls,-ls55, sw.
N. b. The undersigned still 81 lea shoe and boo
making at the old stand on Lisbon Street.
JACOB HELF RICH.
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/ AIDES DRESS GOODS.-T The best 70 be
Ia found in the market, and at prices that will aston.
sh C.&C.
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R0OTS d. SH0ES.-Any amount Of all kinds,
- always to be found ct G. Cs.