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To tie Ladies.

To tie Ladies.
4 choice selection of Handkerchief Perfu-
~ meries. Fancy Soaps, Colonies, Whiteand
Coloring powders, hair, nail and tooth Brush
es, Dressing Combs, of superior quality and
pattern, fancy Jets, &c, for sale by
DULIN d CRANE.
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Yenkan Entinns

Thnkse NoJ10DS.
MOTIONS and. Fancy Articles of all kinds
~ kept constantly on hand by
DJLIN 4 CRANE.
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To Physicians

physicians of Ashland and the surround,
l. ing Counties, can be supplied with a pure
article of medicine and shop ware, on the most
reasonable terms, by DULIN g. CRANE,
In the Samnsel House Store Room.
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7~rescription
Glassware.

carefully prepared 1T the Drug Store eff
~ Dulin & Crane. in the Sampael House
Store Room, Main Street, Ashland.
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MS.
or

On square, eleven lines or less. three wet ks
orless. one dollar. Liberal deductions mad to
yearly advertisers, and business men genera lily
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1fliseellaneous.
Type Foundry and Prin.
terS Emporium.
ESTABLISHED 1918

1910
THE subscribers desire to advisa
Il their friends, and the Printing Interest
generally, that since the late fire, which injured
only the Manufacturing Department of their
establishment, they have entirely refitted the
same with new machinery, and have availed
themselves of the opportunity to introduce ev-
cry
MODERN IMPROVEMENT
which long experience and capital can COM
mand and that they have therefore unequalled
facilities for producing
TYPE
of superior excellence and durability, and of
supplying all orders for the same with great
accuracy and promptness. Our
New specimen Book,
I just issued, will be freely given to all who
wish 10 purchase, when applied for. Printers
will be particular in directing how it may be
sent.
We also furnish every article needed in a
Printing Office. at Manufacturers prices.
PRESSES MACHINE AND HAND-Hoes',
Taylors', Adams, Ruggles', and Chase's Dia-
mond press (f which we are sole agents in this
city, and of every other maker in the United
States Ink, Cases, Stands, Imposing Stones,
Composing Sticks, Galleys, (brass aud wOod,)
Chases, Furniture, DC, &c.
Orders will likewise be filed for PAPER,
CARDS. and
ggGG1
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Liquors.

DURE Wines and Liquors. for medical.
mechanical and Sacramental purposes on
ly, for sale cheap at the Drug Store of
DULIN il CRANE.
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Later from Gen. walker.

New YORK, Feb. 2I.
The steamship Tennessee arrived her Q
this e~yering from Aspinwall via San
Juan and Kpv Wet, with $50 pasen-
gers and $500 600 in speei,. She left
AsLinwall on the evening of the 10th
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UNION HALL!
SUPERIOR & UNION SITS,
ms YOUTHS AND BOYS
e. Z o r III Z r. G.

IN THE STATE OF OHIO. The whole of
this vast building is devoted by its energetic
and entcrprising Proprietor, to the Wholesale,
Retail and Manufacturing branches of Goods
adapted TO Mems wear, and we now offer for
the FALL AND WINTER TRiDE, the most
exten.ive assortment. and the finest quality of
READY-MADE GARMENTS, GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GiIODS, AND PIECE
GOODS for the Merchant Tailoring Depart
mant, that has ever been exhibited IN this City
Oar House is the Oldest Established Cloth
ing House in Cleveland. We have gained an
cnvihble reputation in the manufacture, cutand
style of our ClothIng. for fair and upright deal
ing and for OUR UNRIVALLED LOW PRI-
CES
We have taken the First Premium at every
STATE FAIR at which we have exhibited.
and a
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To the Public.

To the Public.
EVERY article usually found in Drug Stores
IL can be obtained at the lowest rates, AT
the best Drug Store in Ashland County, kept
by pULIN & CRANE,
In the SampseI House Store Room,
Main Street, Ashland, Ohio.
Dec. 3lst, 1856. Soft
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Sperm, Linseed, Fish, Flaxseed and Neasfo OF Oh
n
of all kinds and colOrs
Best quality of Teas, Starch, Saleratus, Corn Starch
for Puddings, RaNing Pow ieis, etc.
Also. a large stock OF Patent Medicines.
In a word, they have every article usually found
in first class Drug Stores. and as they intend to keep
a full assortment: of everythiug constantly On hand.
and are determined not to he undersold by any es
tahlishInentin Northern Ohio. they hope to receive
u liberal share Of the public patronage.
TDUn't forget the place. In the Sampsel House
building. Main St. Ashland. Ohio.
Ashland. Dec. 3Ist, 1856. 30tf
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"a MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
For n CEarvol1ous A5o:
lOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

lie TIL ENlCEIltll hCIIlCuN.
u Y the aid Of a Microscope. we see millions of
ID;itlle openings on the SUI face of our bodies.
Through these this Ointment. when rubbed on the
skin. is carried to any organ or inward part Dis
eases nr the Kidneys, disorders of The Liver, afeC-
lions of the Heart, Inta : ations Of The Lungs
ASthmas. Coughs and Colds, are by its means Ell
fectualIy cured Every housewife knows that
salt passes freely through bone or meat Of any
thick uess. This healing Ointment far more readi-
ly penetrates through any bone OF heshy part of
the living hady, curing the most dangerous inward
EIySipeIaS, Sail Rheum &ScOrbm'ic l1um0rS
40 remedy has ever done SO much for the cure OF
diseases OF tile skin whatever form they NAV as
sumo. as this tme No case Of Salt Rhepm,
Scurvy. sore Heads, ScrOiula or Erysipelas, Can
travelled over many parts of the globe. visiting the
principal hospitals. dispensing this Ointment.g CIV
ing ADVICE as to its application. and has thus heen
the means of restoring countless numbers to
health.
50 G Legs. Sure Breasts. sounds & Ulcers.
Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on the use Of this wonderful! ointment. whe II
having to ccps with The worst cases If sores,
wounds, ulcers. GRANULAR swellings. and juniors
Governments, dispatched to the hospitals Of the
East. large shipments Of this ointment. 10 be used
under the direction Of the Medical Staff, in the
worst cases Of wounds II will cure any ulcer,
glandu AZ swelling, Stiffness or contraction OF the
FONTS, even OF q years standing.
Piles and Eistu!aS.
These auI other similar distressing complaints
eau be efectually cured If the Ointment vii he
well rubbed over the paris affected and by other
pot.
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Once More to the Breach
THE L FORTRESS WILL NEVER
Err!

A ND it is also declared TO be positively true
IA that the place anil only place where every
thing can lie found is at
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WOOL! WOOL:
SO, ooo lbs. Of WOOL WANTED
AT TIE
Ashland UuiOn Mills.

I'VE are now rapidly progressing in the con-
w structIon of our WOULEN FACTORY with
double the capacity of the old Establishment, aud
we expect 10 Manufacture this wear
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Notice to Teachers.

FNHE Board of School Examiners of Ashland
L County will hold the following Examina.
tions during the year 1857, at Ashland, in tho
Union School buildings, viz:
TbA Old 4, Al - furJou nf kforoh
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EEATuER.-Mrs. Darlington can
Fn RAY HAppocK, of the HN-
be1eon, has VOL her old cap. Hear
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ADIES Of ASHLAND COUNTY

French Moreinos, Thibets. AIpines. Mchair nubeiges'
all Wool Plaids BOmbazines, Plain all Noo' De
aines. Fig DeIaines, Cashmeres, Plain Black and
Fig Silks, Striped Plaid Silks, Ginghams or Prints.
you will find at this establishment the largest a =
a.t.nnn In AsnLnnd lnunfu
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Sill sH IL
WAS AWARDED TO US AT THE OHIO
z. c.. BUSHNELL & co.
TAL'. the attention of the Public to their i'm
mense Stock of

Their long acquaintance with this community.
renders it unnecessary Tor them to speak of their
large stock or ion prices. The crowds that daily
throng their ST tore testify in the stron gest possible
manner that theirs is the st re. For variety.
cheapness and beautiful styles they have
no rivals in Ashland County.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17

CHEvAIIER GREELEY COMING OUr-Tbe Che
waller Greeley is certainly very odd compound
of contradictions Here he is, at last, in bus most
generous, LIBERAL and enlightened frame OF m'od,
coming calamity to the rescue OF Chevalier
Wikoff. wikoff is exalted to the skies, and
honored with Greeley's best foot foremost IN be
half Of the appointment of the prisoner of Genoa
and the victim Of Miss Gamble and the British
Consul Brown to the mission to England 1t
was but the other Gay that ChevalIer Greeley
was calling Mr. Buchanan by come very hard
names, and depouncing his Kansas officials,
Messrs. Walker and Stanton, as snakes in the
grass" political scoundres, &c. So now, in find
ing this same Cbevalier Greeley ali Of sudd- n
kindly and earnestly pleading with Mr.. Bucna-
nan the claims Of Chevalier Wikof to the highest
diplomatic Donors, We are only afraid that the oil
In the lamp of our benevolent contemporary VII
give out before be sees the bridegroom. hut
agreeing with Chevalier Greeley, that Chevaliee
Wikoff knows somsthing Of Lord Palmerstou add
Louis Napoleon, and diplomacy, and the French
language. and the European continent, we hope
the faith of cur philosopher will stick fast 70 his
candidate for England uaiil the Question saa'
have been decided, yea Or nay, at Washington
Strawberries and cream for three.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17

OVERLAND MAIL TO THE PACrPIC.-We have
received several communications and articles on
the subject OF the overland mail t. California,
the writer's of all Of WHICH desire that they shall
appeer in our columns, add be endorsed ny the
exyreeaou Of a favorable opinion on our part
Recognizing, as we do, the great importance OF
regular, saie and speedy communication between
our Atlantic and Pacific 5taEes, we hope soon 20
Tee the overland route in practical operation. To
this end the Postmaster General has nov under
consideration tine bids under toe nct Of Congress
parsed daring the last session of that body estab'
iishing on overland mail But the intormstion
available TO us, respecting the several routes, IA
so imperfect and conflicting we DO not feel saat
justice to al parties, and TO the importance OF
me subject. wonld BE- done by our advocacy Of
any one of the routes at. the present time La
view of the rapid setil ment and progress OF our
Western aud Southwestern Territories, we can
not believe that the cay is far distant when we
shall have, not one, but several overland mai
routes to the shores of the Pacific.
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against these Albany usurpers and plumber mon-
gers-At tbe very head of this momeo.ous strug-
Gle for the local constitutional rights of our cities
and their cttizens-sand the corporate authori-
ties OF this metropolis, elected by the people
thereof They are democratic, and were put into
power by the same party which gave the vote Of
this city last November to Mr.. Buchanan by a
majority which, 70 great extent atoned for the
loss of the Safe.
But do W. lind this party of the city united
now us in last November There Is everything
at issue calling for the most hearty co-oeerati3
of at least every man Of the democratic faith u
or out of Office for the defence Of this their City
of Rome against the GOtns and Vandals. But
instead of this there is a mutiny in the camp and
there Ia treacbery among the first and most ia
world recipients OF the federal administration.
We have a democratic faction here aiding and
abettipg the Seward party in their work OF sub
juea ton; and among the chiefs of this treacher-
GUS faction are l. V. Fowler, our Postmaster =;
George N. Sanders, Navy Agent; 4 B, Hart,
Surveyor, and Isaiah Rypders, United States
Marshal Among their active sym oatdsers we
may mention Mr.. Robert J Dnlon.' who, 1t seems,
bar been won over to the enemy b, sugar
plum. aud Mr. Daniel E Sickles, who has the
credit of having made himself useful to the Sc
warn csuse 10 various ways and parliamentary
tricks at Albany last winter.
This peculiar feature in this important ,nuni-
cipal contest should attract the attention OF toe
administration at Washington. II was crime
according to General jackson, for Off ;eholiers
10 interfere in the freedom of elections; but
what shall be said of those men vho, first among
the favored OF the President, are among the
first in this secret and black COLLISION with thes
Seward usurpers and disorgaaizerss Can the ad
miuistration overlook that spostacy which il
affiliated with the plots Of this Seward faction
who nullify and spit upon the decisions Of TIL
Supreme Court, who debase Themselves to tn
level of Africans VITO tample upon local right
and immunities, and whose road to the Whit
House involves the hazards OF disuniou and ciyi
| war;
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uV,r guruxsv IssIi Ceiebratiou-Arrfvss Of shs
new York Ffremen in boston

oreanus Engine Company Of New York, wun sne r
nd arrived nj about one rcnck to-day. They we're re-
IA red Al the depot By Washington Company NO ., o.
cftovn and cSccrtcd 'brough sOisc W ~. ~. ~
Cha ~ 10 ,a city where they boiog well taken care
stree no company, numbering % mcn W. AZ Wa~
Of attract much attention. Anoy ro a, .a,. =" 49,
engine several hours TINS mofh4ns' y" WIG ee " VIZ
ofthatcU. A.
6rcu,ep ork Hose Company no otrrVc. Nv W
Nevl Via Norwich and Worcester and are entertained
forenoon vol srcncn Thcy expected IN Boston carly
by tho Lon -, =. ,..,.u. ~. "A
10 rom the Cwrhae c.uo,, " ~. u,. ras.
The boys ced 20 the Mayor ~ VIC wy W" ",
introdu Hall, and htef~W"s u"'Ni " i"'''"'
visited Fspeu r. ,,..-,-,.
with tho Mayo %, ~ New YORK Wi,N.u NUM-
onsjseyssle enco Of report The Seventh regiment
moo In conSeou az In new York, 10 suppress RIOT and
ordered on ,--.,--- - - .--..-,-
would not oudy, win lh"OANis " ~ ~~0'N
Tho weather ha
rain storm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17


THE Utah eovEHsoRsHrr-GEs. wAIKyn AND THE
INVESTIGATION or GAIT. DAVIS ooSpucr, Ere.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1857.
Ex Gov Philip Frank Thomas 70 day formally declined
the Governorpbp OF Utah, the Office, according 70 the
s,emen, Of his friends not being sufficiently remuners
tive n Is untrue that Major hopkins, OF Florida was
offered /, The probability Is that COL Cummings VIII DC
appointed, ~ no other person now mentioned In h'
COZ nec,on. 80, a.. 49, c.ur.-u,.
NotrhssAndins the pressure relative 70 the Caiiorns
overland mail may be positively asserted 'has
mo toroshadowrs Of the route 70 be selected has
aeon authorized 10 be published In any quarter.
Noxbna definite has yet been done, tho suo)cc,
,eou,rinc the most thorough nvesugauon IN
y,.~ of Iu great national importance, and which " ~
believed has already been the OF Cabin dohoers
uon An carly decision may be expected
cen walker has written long letter 70 tho PRESIDENT
which 70 day be PLACID In his hands. Hn (wakcr's
stsiemepts win doubucss, cause fu nvcetgaiion ~
the government Of the conduct OF Capt Davis oue.
has been reoe vcd from Secretary Doobin 70 tho eccs
that he does not rccoecs having used the name Oh
walker in his Official dispatches 10 Capt Davis nor IN
ruesed him reference 10 tho var IN NICARAGUA, eno
that the object Of sending vessel 70 san Juan Gel our
M, tho rro,ect'on OF Americans in that quarter.
| Cornelius Wendell the Public Printer, was sorous'y
byu,sed tbs Afternoon he standing ~ hs carnage
vbeu the horse took fright and throwing him down, 'ne
| wheels passcd over bis body.
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AiItSY, juno i6-o y NJ
IN acur lr business has been done Inferior grades
a,o beavv saee Of 100 barrels. Wheat IA active and
buox ant Sales of 1000 bushels Chicago spring NJ VI 10;
1900 buphcs prime white Canada a, W o. Ono highcs.
,orm. Corn has deCllnol; small saes Of DC. Oats
N"''' " CucAuo, Juno IS, 1851
p7orr Gym Wheat and quiet. OaN dun. Pork
o,m. yhnmcnss 70 Buffalo 1900 bushels corn No Sour
or wheat To Osvoeo 1tovO bssheis corn; no Loar or
uhcat
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on the stage can be secured by the aid Of this or
that newspaper. Talent and genius alone can
command SUCCESS; the most powerful newspaper
can neither succeed in supervising them, nor In
elevating o performer who is destitute Of these
essentials
The hest thing fer Miss Logan to do is to spend
her leisure time between this and tic hour OF her
dtJM In careful severe study OF her part, and
when the time comes, TO play II as though every
,ewspaper critic in the world ~as opposed to
her. That is the way to command SUCCESS Her
course ia fair; the way is clear; the public are
ready to rejoice at the dosnfsl OF tn. dirty
drama; and where Mrs Mcmahon failed there is
plenty OF room for person Of more genius 20
suoceed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17

GOVERNOR KINGS LAST ACT or UsUBPATIoS.-
The power of the Governor to appoint Street
Commissioner for this city is claimed under the
Revised Statutes, which direct that when no ap-
pointing power liz provided by the constitution
or laws, then the Governor shall appoint But
the constitution provides-article 10, section 2
that "sll city, town and village officers whose
election Or appointment is not provided for by
this constitution, shall be elected by the electors
of such cities, towns and villages, or of some d.
vision thereof or appointed by such au'hor'ties
thereof as the Legislature shall designate for thai
purpose" As The Street Commissioner u to al
intents and purposes city officer it follows thai
Governor King has committed gross infringe
mept of the provisions OF the constitution By tn
appointment OF Mr.. Conover to that Office.
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rhe Bred scott Decision In the New Hansr-
ahtre Lerisiaturc.

~ "uHt fVf
Resolves were introduced 10 the Legislature today
strongly denouncpg Drod scott decision as an siemps
70 usurp tho crisai We functions on tne governmens
giving all and coors the same rishs ~ VINO CIV
yens. .. ~ ,..-,e, 49,.
Of M Rxford removed by address from NE bsgaiurc
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SPAIN.

Some cheap byesdJicts had occurred ., Granada. a
large number Of the people psraded through the prop
streets and ha, ing assumed mcnacins attitude
dered 70 spcrsc and failing 10 do so, thcywercred upoa
BY the trope which bad been called out and -four
vere wounded. They then retired TO thcr homes and
quiet restored Tho city vas, nevertheless, declared
in a state OF siege. On the 18th all was tranquil
Tho Madrid correspondent Of tho London ~cs says Tho
negotiations the Mexican question have been suspended
until the arrival OF the Mexican mall duo early In Juno,
ana adds sIr brings authentic intelligence Of ohasase
mont inflicted dctnqucns, this will give favorable
impulse tho ultcrQsnarch OF the question Buff the
poc,cd news be within the mark and less than the require
INC pts Of the Spanish Cabinet Impossible tha lara
qua unless Lord owdcn apd dc rurgot ab0
10 detan him. vii leave Madrid account Of the refusal
OF this government 10 recognize him ofnesally. 10 th9
case hoettes may he expected. n 70 be feared tbs
the Mexican question presents very serious dculues and
comfy supposed"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17

We have intelligence from Porto CaleIlo ycpe-
yuels 70 the 9th ult There yss Int LITTLE ;n.s,es,
taken IN political matters, the attention Of tbe
country being occupied with Industrial AFFAIR." The
Land under cultivation the present season exoeeds n
quantity that Of any previous period. Business was
active, ard native produce commanded high price.
Cocoa cold for t39 go per 100 lbs. according 70
quality; sugar o..
Our correspondents In Havana, writing on 10th
inst, state tasi 4 WIS firmly believed that General
Cooohs bad received his recall II WIS again report
cd hat the soldiers expected from Spain were des-
tined nateiy for island service but no explanation
Wa rven with respect 10 the object Of the feet
beoor hafs lad old az h.s property in Cul,a- The
IsccD theatre brought him six hundred and ninety
thocsand dollars, and bis grant Of monopoly of the
nst irAde realized four hundred thousand dollars
Hh apprentices and other property were disposed of
~ private sale. Mr.. Crawford wife Of the British
consu had left Havana FOR England. The health
o. The sand wa Ecod. Great activity existed ia the
sugar nsFket and rates had increased from I to n
ris@ pef srrote The larger ircic,se having chiefly
teen Dc ile over grade. rrcghis were un, hanged
kols..as lad s6 ancea.
Coroner His gesterisy tommcnccd ar iuuusst
opon ut body Of thc teefo na1. Frank Sallers who
va sssai'd ard slot on tic uotaina 4 the 10Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17

Bonos, June 16, 1857.
The American State Convention, numbering about 600
delegates, representing So towns, assembled today IN
room Of fremont Temple George w. Messenger, Of Boo
,on pre,de Tho Convention rcsnrucd the Spring Geld
paif and refused adopt the platform OF tho national
American party rcce atty constituted al usvilie On tho
Ant boot for Govornor Banks received 2le votes
out Of 2v cast and was then amid cheering declared ho
candidate unanirnousy by accamaion. Kiphslo, Irask
Of ring deld nominated for Lieutenant 1overhor
receiving 2as votes Iohn n Cliaord nominated FOE
Attorney GENERAL. comraittoc was sppo'ucd 70 wMt
nnop uy lapls who found bin cato IN lilo Is Under
stood have verbally &c epec the nominaon ana pro-
used 10 xrto A letter ex planainry OF hs decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17

THE xxcIsp LAW AND TUE MAyoRALry soukBsrl
Trr Al u

ALnA5Y June 10, 1887.
The Board OF Excise Commissioner met 20 Gay Appi.
cations for licenses made, which The Bond refused
10 epterain stating that they Construed tho nv 10 hn
the time for granting licenses 10 ten days Nolce was
rivcu that mandamus would DO obtainca 70 oonooi ueu
70 entertain The applcau enf This ill tot the poui a. 70
whether tho nit or ton days 70 dscreIonAry win INC
Commissioners or b nding upon them 49,,
Mayor Perry pubi-hes letter declining 70 resign inc
Office Of May but expressing whngnesa 70 sos any oay
which DR. Quarkcpbush tue contestant, may agrce upon,
for a anal uial OF the claim before Judge Gculd