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Enrnl nnd Goal I.nnd. For Anln-
Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE BRIDGE AND STEAMBOAT


by virtue OF certain deeds OF trust from Niict,.
ID ney TO myself duly Acknowledged and recnIl e.
tho clerks Office OF the county court q OHIO ~
giIS, shall on Thursday, the 2jtI DAY OF Nnvs1 s
1850. al II O'Clock, \. NJ, at the front door al H., %
house, In The city OF Wheeling. expose 20 sale "I
auction Three Hundred AID SiXiyOue shares Of th ,
ital stock the belmont and Whecln- lIri Ice Co",i
aud Cso the late Interest OF said Michael SyvssN
TO the steamboat City OF Wheeling sld Interest S SS
STOCK therein taken by said Michael Sweeney n ,t
amount OF So UO0-OF which he pail In ,o, ~ IN, 'lf
y two hundred dollars in casl-aul the ,Men
boat 49, go" "SS VI 'hc
TERMS OF SALE--one fourth cash. halar,e in t,,r,,
interest, secured by negotiable notes and an arpTovcS @
dOTser. q"
ALFRED CALDWELL,
CcSS Trustee.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
THE undersigned Offers sale his House and Lot ar
4 Market street side, between Nor
st1ee's The lot is IL eel nUnt, with good blCk dive
ling house RHd out buildings
II viii be sold low and on accommodating terms ami
possession given any time alter The first o: October
a. Enquire OF
scrS n ZIMNER
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NB.-My wife has also obtained pair which benefits
her much mine do me. 81 nr.F
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Rochester, January 18th 1851
The bes! recommendation give TIC GLASSES u
Solomon, is that use them myself and prefer Them
JAMES WEBSTER, NJ. u.
Professor OF Anatomy, University OF Buffalo
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NOTICE

~ cipe al Spherical Accuracy, by Il. SOLUMONS, The
celebrated Optican, from the Improved Spectacle Manu-
lactOTyn anu London Optical rs Adjustment No. IO5 Old
BOND street, London, established than century
u. SO!omons, the sole Inventor the Improved Spec
taCes nd various Improved asses. is now on mo.
leSslonaI visit to this place, aud may be consulted at his
othce' ,-o,-
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A SrEAN FlaE ENGINE has been purchased by
the city of Columbus, Ohio. aud is now there ready
for service. -Four additional steam engines are
also to be built for the use of the city Of Cincin-
natl. Plttsburg has recently had one built on
plan invented by one of her own mechanics. The
steam FIRE engine is thus rnpilly making its way
over the country. 1t is now to be found in Gin,
einnali, New orI,a Piltsburg, Columbus, Phil
satelphia and Boston. tf
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IVA match game of billiards for ss.OoO is 10 be
played at New Orleans soon between two Creole
ladies of the '6rst respectability.' These women
are said to have few equals at tie game, even a.
mong gentlemen, in the Uuitod States. 4,
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EsoLiSH CRrTlcrsMs on AMERIcAS Books.-The
altered tone of English reviews when speaking of
Amencan publications, is quite remarkabIe.--
Witness the following from the London Literary
JonrnaFof October Is. It-occurs in an article in
which wiIIis's Famous Persons and Famous Pla-
ces,' and Boyard Taylors Visit to India China and
Jap'n.' are noticed:
''Tn the paralysis OF home literature produced
by the wa, we receive outmost abundant supply
from America. Our own publishers pmdently
refrain from appealing 10 public too mnch i'm
poverished, and having thoughts loo far diverted,
to listen to appeals of authorship i'll England.
America more fortunate. continues in is great
career Of civilization. in Inch we have made so
sudden standstilI, with fntuEe Of rerogreSsion,
and is rapidly passing US in the race. The books
that come 10 US from the United States manifest
continuous improvement. Every successive inn
portation introduces the English Fender TO new
works in history, fiction, poetry, which eclipse
the modern productions OF our own authors. ex-
cerling only some few of the greatest OF them.
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For Rent

G Solomon Is in this city, ard may be consult.
ed at his Office in the Union Hall, Main st. nve
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6urgh-Wm BieakneaT and C Holiday, Mound sriis-
Wilde Bro, John Fisher, and Thompson, TRherffng
I.Saml Mauzy, Le,rtshtrgt-Z Karr Cedar Grors
atHE-PF Barnes, CiGrks6ug-Dr 4 Williams
ShSPhrT""oNl. &ep6:daw3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
W. S. wooDsIDE, W. C. wOoDsiDE
w. S. WooDsIDE & SON,
RLOUR AND PROPUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

d n. 2. COR. CHARLES AND CAMDEN 7STS. . "
Baltimore.
|oUR Warehouse is lOosIed on of the tracks OF
the RatniOne aud ONO R"ilrOAd, by which expenses OF
drayase ON censisnH'ents is avoided.
REFERENcES-
c c Jameson, Esq, Pres't Bank OF baltimore.
p Gibsoh Cashier -
u Sprigg, Esq, -" MeTcl,'ts F."
fireman Cross, Esq. Css3r Com q Far Sk BAIT.
Messrs. Hugh Jenkins & Co, baltimore.
W. Il. Harrison. Esq Z"
B.H iStrobe, Esq, Chief Engineer u + o R K
]. B. Ford Esg, Agent R Il o II Il Co, Wheeling.
MeSsTs EOrsyihs q Hopkins, -
- Brady, Esq, Cashier, 90
d Lamb, Esq, +"
Mai Philip Barry, Agent Is. Il o, R +. Company,
MOUndSViile, Va.
Messrs. JOhu wharry & Co, MOundsvillc, Va
81 w & &. Thompson, ''
a. NJ. Pollock u Co, Sunlsl Ohio.
c. Convers. Esq, Cashr, Zunesvil;e, Ohio.
John Peters, ESQ, 81 -
Messrs NJ y o. Jackson, a.
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EauAlrrY OF TuE Sr4rEs.-The following orn-
ion OF the attorney General win be read with in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-12

A SUBSTITUTE FOR TEA.-Among the announcer
ments OF the day is one to the effect that botenist
in one of the interior towns of France has discover
ed a native plant, which furnishes an Infusion
closely resembling in color, aroma and taste. an
infusion of the black tea in China. The matter
having been brought TO the attention of the En-
peror, committee Of examination was appointed,
and Mr. Perie, OH his return to Gulo s. sent them
package OF his dried wild herbs. The commit
tee spent several months in its investigation, and
has but lately made lis report. The Minister of
Agrlcultdre has just written to NJ. Perie. that be-
sides the qualities of taste, smell and color, which
are those orthe best China teas, the new infusion
is tonic and slightly astringent. Tie grand ques-
ton of price, he added, is all that requires to be
calculated. The botanist replies that the plant
is common and thus far, unserviceable weed;
and that, if cultivated, it may be easily pro-
duced at twenty cents pound. The Ptesse is
delighted with this discovery, which is indeed
one of more than ordinary interest. especially as
it isstated that one pound of the French weed
yields 1--WE hundred cups of tea, and requires only
ten minutes of preparation.
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CRAMPS.

The most efficient remedy cramps in the stomach
cholera morbus, any o'her stomach arrangement,
free use OF Dr.. J. Hosteters Stomach B.ers. The
ing generally brings its periodical diseases, all of
which be avoided by timely OF these Bitters
The efoe, every family should bs supplied with their in
time. As family medicine they have equal Their
medical virtues have been tested by eminent
physicians, and adp ted la their practice whenever
tonic is required.
FOr sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
and by
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L a Nd W A r r 4 Mt s =.
John M. Clarke g. c

John M. Clarke & Co.
Land Warrant, stock, Exchange Brokers
and Agents GOT CInimB against IhC
GOVernmcut.
'HE very highest New York market price will be paII
for Land Warrants for the next five years. When.
ever they shall have advanced beyond last quotations
the very highest New York maj ke prices will he paid
on receipt oil any BY mail, regardless Of tile former quo
tatiOus. -
Persons sending warrants by mail mSy rely OIL tcceiy
ing as much as II they were personally present
will be RENTED By return nall and when preferred lie
amount Will be placed to their credit in the New
iO' Banks, on wIIchhcy can draw at sight, the day al
Ter IenilIing the warrants
Address JOHN ~. CLARKE d Co.
Washington city, C.
REFER To
Office. ''''N
Hon. l. p Waldo. Commissioner orPensons.
Sweeny, Ruenhuuse 4 Co., bankers, WashingtOu city
Chubb 81 oilers, do do -
SUier, Lea d TO, do ia
I'll the Officers Of the Hanks in Wheeling Va
Cashier kak oil Virginia, Richmond. Va.
Cashier Farmers Hank. do
Cashier Merchants aud Mechanics Bank, Parkersbur
Virginia 81
canes RObb, Banker, New Orleans
President Exchange Rauk, Pittsburgh Pa
Johnston. Brothers d. Co, bankers, baltimore
K. II. Mauly " Co. BANKERS, Richmond Va
Paul T. Hinrun, hankeI s, Petersburg, Va
Peters, Spence d Co., bankers, IIyurhburg Va
.NA
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"Truth stranger than Fiction"
LET TIE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TEsTI-

Lei luz az CblO CE llClh 4Eb E@oA u
MONY OF LADY.
ITO those who haze the pleasure knowing her. We
Il need say nothing, hut 10 others remark That de
sire TO benefit she suffering induces her thus 10 speak.
None appreciate her joy and gratitude in being
IieYcd from pain, acT years suffering almost U,aTaI
eIed, but those r there can be auy) who have suffered
like her.
Miss S has long becna rcsideR. of this city-or the
last two years has been fully conducting school
at No go Baltimore street. The harpy change ia her
he9his subject OF establishment aud JOY To her
cnds. We ask those interested to call OIL hcr. SHE
will Tell them Of her cure By H4nPiOh'S TfMctlTe
than sic has written. Thus il is this remedy goes on Civ.
ing reeI TO the sick. We refer the public TO them From
more distant places also hear of thcsame harry result
These facts, with the concurrent testimony thousands
Should cause Skep:icSm and rIcud TO hide their heads
and cOncede that HamnOn's IInciuIe is in truth
heTul discovery.
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AN EXAMPLE WORTHY OF IMrrATIoX.-John L.
Lewis, Mayor of New Orleans. issued prOcIa-
nation requesting the proprietors of cofeeho houses
and bar rooms to- close their establishments the
day OF election, Nov. 9Th. The following we copy
from it: 5e... ,s...al. 5.f
would respectfully submit to my fellow citi-
gems that, as parry feeling is at the present time
highly excited, and the keeping open on the oc.
CASTOR IN question, the divers colIee houses and
bar rooms oflthe city might tend to increase that
excitement, and thereby promote wramgltng I'D
turbulence ut the polls, all propretOrs and keepers
Of such establishments be earnestly requested 10
close the same on the day of the election, 18th
of November next,) and that all citizens and 70.
teEs,indiscrimIHately might deposit IN boxes spe
ciaIly provided for that purpose, at each Precinct,
the sums that otherwise would be expended in
sconYiyial and stimulating lnduIgences, contri
butiosO their part towards completing the Mon
uncut to perpetuate the name OF WASHINGTON,
the Father Of his CountIy-tFIrst in war, first in
peace, and first in the hearts Of his cOuntrymen."
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Ma. Fl11MoAE At vlExxA.-A Vienna letter Of
the 18th ult. says:
Mt Willard Fillmore, late President of the
United States Of America visited this capital dur.
ing the present week. 1t is to be regretted that
the illness Of member Of his family curtaiIed his
visit, and prevented its exceeding the very mod
crate limit Of three or four days. Mr.. Fillmore
was received with marked attention BY the Impe-
rial ministers and Others at present in this capital.
The parties were at once improvised to mark his
presence here; and it is matter Of regret 10
very high parsonage that The Emperor himself was
not in Vienna 10 mark, by his personal attention,
the satisfaction he felt at the visit of who,
though elected by universal SD fFage TO the Presi-
dency "a millions Of republicans. lad yet, du-
ring the eventual years Of 1913, '49. so, and Isl
carefully eSchewed all foreign Intervention, and
in every way avoite,I compI,cating The trouble al
fairs nf mental Europr. 4..l s-5.s--
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PmILAnELPmIA. June 9TH, 1870.
cordially concur, iar my Judgment goes the
opinion Ol my friend aud colleague, DIR Ire, in reference
10 Tue PertectO Mi. SOlUmGms convex md gsA.
scs Tor lar sigh edmess The gTinln appears good
and clear, and the general workmanship superior.
JAMES BRYAN, ~. u.
Professor OF Surgery, Geneva College.
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A. Jastatt,
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOEMAKER.
Nlnin 81, Wheeling.
Anew DOORS BELOW WASHINGTON ST.
CHOICE lot oil ready made work always On hand,
n warranted OF superior quality.
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WHEELING, Oct 9Th, 1866.
have tried for short time, rair OF Specaclcs ur-
nlsed by MT c. SOLOMON and lake Tleasu, Icsiyhs
20 their good quality have also procure pau oiCnn
cave slasSe" ior Mrs Houston, which in their cee
equally pleasing ard satisfactory
M.H. HOUSTON, Nj. H.
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For sale who Iesale and retail by ~
sr1s LAUGHLINS D. BUSHFIELD.
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Public Sale of Land,
WILL he offered sale at Public Auction on Monday
w the 10Th o! October init the front door OF tho
C"nTt house, IN WeiShurs, the whole or Ihe undivided
hall OF the following described laMds to wit:
The Fam occupied by d. Brown, ST, containing about
;wo hundred acres lying he WeIlSFurg and Washing
on Turnpike about and hall miles east OF Wells.
burg and adjoining The lands Of Jacob aud others, sub
JeG 10 an annuity OF one hundred dol per
Two miles below WeIlsburg
ALSO,
Three hundred Acres Of land lying on the Ohio river
IN Mason county, Va, adjoining the D. POlsley
SsIe to commence at 10 a. at which time the terms
DANFoRTH BROWN, sr.
JOHN d. BROWN, and
DANE BROWN, Jr
EHcC'rs estate John Brown, ST., Iec'd
oo9 The above sale is postponed to Monday October
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COLrNBUs February >, 1889.
Having examined the SpeGlaCIeS uI Mr.. SOOHOus am
n!y That they are Of superior quality, have
token ralr Tor my own use and fnd them suay ca
sy 10 Inc eyes. X, L. HOWARD,
Professor oGSursery, Starting Medical college
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SOMETHING ABOUT IIAMPToN'S TIHcruHE-To NER-
VoUs SUFFERERS.
an InvigoratOr and restorative, where gentle slim
ulant is wanted, believe 1t superior n the Cordias
before the public, as cure for DYSPEPSIA, COUGH,
SCROFULi and RHEUMATISM, with all diseases OF the
stomach and bowels It has been truly successful tue
single and married. We offer this valuable remedy
which thousands will testify Call and gel pamphlets and
see cures.
For sale by IT, H. I.ognn & Co., Wheeling, gene
raj agents
sold by MlRTXIER 4. MOITBRAY,
$40 Baltimore st baltimore
and 3t4, Broadway, n. 7.
20 PIicc 81 ner bottle oc3O
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NEW ApVERTIsEMENTs

- FOR SALE.
I 90 boxes EfracI cheese
160 bbls. Ira Lewis Extra FIniy FlouTi
100 Limestone Family Flour, best in markets
80 kegs butter;
800 bushelu Oats.
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MONDAY NoRNiNG. NOVEMBER 10. 1855.
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MUSIC! MUSICII

{" " O4O! 4M Vi 1C!
Nj RS J. S. DREW respectfully info ms her pa Irons
ILl aud the ciiizeus Wheeling geneTaIly I'M az
will commence her Winter Term Of Instruction in Vocal
and Instrumental Music, and receive pupils for the diff
ierent hrahehes i'll few days. Persons will nlea 70
leave their names at No. 95G Main street. between this
9ne Tue L.tn instant. nvlO:3t
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE.
40 boxes, choice article, Just received for sale
y ny NJ REILLY,
nvlo No 81 Main st.
HOPS.
< bnlcS new crop, in store and for sale low by
- myin NJ. REILLY.
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WHEELING, Oct. sih 49,
shown BIG Solomon, and lave also used par preseu'
ed by him find them very SupeIOr and will pleasure
recommend them TO all those eQuring the aid O glasses.
OCi1 p WHETHER. n.
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WlI. q. RATOnEl oIs,s HAZE DYE

THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
LAUGuLISs q BUsHFIEI.D.
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Their HOARuouND BALsAA, for coughs colds, hOarse-
ness, ETC, is worth atrial. Price p cents. nvs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19
Launch of the MARY C. Haskell

This splendid Brig, built by JonN
BLACK, ia, was launched last Saturday
Her Master builder, N. H. HAIL. has al.
ways enjoyed the reputation oil bJilIing
very fine vessels, reputation not likely
to diminish from the perfection he has
brought out IN the Mary c. HASKELL.
Her model is admirably adapted both Tor
carrying and sailing, while an examna-
tion Of her hull leads the bcholder TO ex-
claim invo!nnlarily. "what beauty :"
Her finish IS neat and in good taste, and
done with special reference to comfort
and convenience. She is IA feet long
- feet 6 inches beam; 10 feet inches
hold. measuring 2-6 tons.
In building this very excellent vessel,
Mr.. Black has been compelled to eucoun-
ter numerous Obstacles, not necessary 10
recapitulatc but he has met them with
;he true spirit of an enterptislng New
Eug'ander, and now has the satisfaction
of Knowing that he has built and owns as
fac lr,g as ever sailed out Of Union
RIVER She is to be commanded BY Capt.
Cornelius Tinker, gen,lemauly aad ac-
eempla>hea officer, ,e whom we Wish long
lie, good health and prosperous voyages,
Ngw CrsrnM IousE AT ELLSWORTH
Isaac AI'atd, Esq has taken tbe contract
10 ba d the Ellsworth Custom House,
Tie work hns ALLEN into eXEt'ltp, lauis
Mr.. A.lard Is now building the Belfast
Custom House, and better work we never
saw. lie IS kind hearted and polite
gentleman. aud vii be most acceptable
to oar liieuIs III Ellsworth. They vi,
find good business man, and that he
VIII take great interest IN their work 49,
Bf10s. I3'et Press.
NJ Ai'ard has been here tn, week la
examine The location and II ascertain the
facilities fr procnrln, material. ard la
hassfs IN eur Place We understand be-
finds all much 10 ms satisfaction, aud pro.
poses to commence forthwith to clear the
grounds, collect materials, &c.
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DR.. Kane's Artic Expedition Returned

~ A~ahS Al VIZ Ia pVAAtAVA RStuiA cu'
New YoRs, Oc'. II. The propeller
Attic and the barque Release, which
sailed from this port in June in search OF
DIR Kane and his followers, returned TO
this port this evening, having on board
DR.. k1ne and his party. The propeller
and barque made their way North in
Smiths Sound to lat 10 30, when they
were stopped by the ice, and working
their way in shore 10 find a passage, dis
covered an Indian village, which his par
ty had gone south OF. They then return
ed TO Discoe Island, in DAVIS Straits,
where they found the Kane expt ditionists.
It appeared that DR.. Kane pushed his YES
sci as far North as 81 when she was fro
znuin and remained all wintet, sending
to the Iadiaa silIaee before mentioned,
about eighty miles South for provisions,
which were supplied by the inhabitants.
Ia the Spring they abandoned the ship.
and made their way southwark IN sedges,
until they reached he town Of Upernavlk,
a Daush settlement on the west coast OF
Greenland, from whence they were con.
veyed 10 u Danish vesssi TO the Island OF
Disco, where they We're found by the
searching expedition.
Three Of kane's party seamen died
from exposure. The remainder were
more or less ffost bitten.
On the i!h Il September the barque
Rescue narrowly escaped shlp"reck by
coming IN contact with an iceberg, winch
stove her baiwarkS aud earned away her
boats. The Two YES: els Were last IN the
great pack tor several days, AID thought
they we're frozen IN for the winter, but
succeeded IN getting out. Last winter
was unusually severe IN the Ar'lc regions
Many natives persisted from exposure and
starvation, aud bad v eat their dogs, the
extreme cold having prevented hunting
! expeditions.
No traces were discoserd Of Sir John
franklin and his parry.
The following is Lieut.. Hartste me-
account OF his expedition: Left New
York on Nav 81. arrived in Lievely, Isle
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FKEE Masonry ~ TuRkEY-A Although
Tor the last thirty years i, has been sup
posed that tfeemlsonry existed in TUT.
ey vet It was Only about i've yeirs agp
iha, an{ihtng cef!ain vas ascefiaiHcd
GA ih, -ahI.c,. About that time i eota-
mtrctaj traveller, lfeemason. While III
Be- ,t,tlc, was introduced MIC Turkish
10 - ~ Christian professor. and ihefr
tre;=,tifh bfoihe.ly reception TIE
TulsiS3i ireemasoHs call thcmselvet
D4fy,eAe-. aaa Genuine to be NJ.,a.-
mans, i,,l they have Ibe anne sisas -
Ii, trgrsaasons Of Europe. aud pursue
he saGie objects q Humanity aud h.
usypIcuce Iney appear TO have rat.ed
them.e!re. ah ,c ,ae qrrIaj'ccs a.isllta.
ISM. u, iEey 10 no, afun p,iysnu,y, All
soIaeu were vrr-rni, uhr,,leJ, Al Tho
5atgAc, pf,tc i"iye-. Tae I,dce q
-. Belgrade cal'rd All koic''. Is ron fts.
Il e seytrn, mc'nhet-. : master
Ia u l,.ealj Z-hot...Ncacmel Saed 3,
a tie same taHs grand master OF the
Lodge, IN Europe "a Tt::ke., aud A. Nth
ffl4,i5a to nj, lodges ol tie Turkish E.a.
pre-, at.! -..sa .'h those oil Ataba zt!
p,Fstt. I hu,c III ,hr O.uon "a Empire
ar, NUMEROUS Cnassan;laoi'lr has i've.