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ns5y" CoUaT.-1hc scptcmtcr term Of
Court will commence in hloomsburr, on
Monday a week, and continue for one
week, A number Of Important trials are
expected to come NJ.
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sa- The advertising patronage of tho
Columbia Democrat, this week, is worth
over one hualrcd d.NorS.
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SEPTEMBER COU R 7.
PROCLAMATION.

LX7uEREhs, the hon, w'Rms jwoNrwAn frost
w don't of tho Cnurt Of Oycrnnd Tctmincr and Gc.
neral lni Dnliverv Court of Quarter Soeiun- of The
rrncr and Court of Common Pleas aud Orphans Court,
in the TwentySixth Juicni District rnmrosed oft ne
counties Of COiumhia sullivan mud WyOni ny, nrti The
Hon Ihcon EvASs aud pgTHR KLINE, Assoeinte Judges
IN COLUMBIA county have issued their pfoccp' hcung
date the 9Th day ~ May, In the year OF hnId
one thousand eight hundred md ffty.sx nne TO ~
rrrtrd for holding Court Of oyer and Tetmiuor mud
General jan Delivery, Gcuotti quarter Sessions oihe
Peace, Common plous nnd Orphans Court, in Hloona.
burg in IN" county Of CouuIu, on the FIRST Monday,
fbcrg the 1th day. Of sept next and to contnueunG
Wcrk.
NnttcE is hereby rivon, tho Coroncr, tho justrr1
of ,hc Peace aud COnsabis of tho said county n co.
lumhin, that they hc th"n ana there in thrtr rtopcr
persons at 10 nclOek IN the iotnnon of s1id day WIN
ihoir records nqristions Hrd other rcmeu rrcs 10
de- those thinrs Witch To their ufrts rppcr'Tin to ho
done. And those that bound hy rccorri7nntr. to
prospcuc Rgninet hr prisoners that are may lie in
The Jail o snd county O Columbia n then nud there
tn prosecute them shalt hciust Jurors request.
ed 10 be pnncinal in N r attendance, nrrcrnhly to
their notices Dated nt HIoomshnrF, the lsi day Of
August tho ycnr Of our Lord onc uiousHnd eight
hundred aud fifty seven and in thn t2st year o the In
dependence of the United states Of America.
God save tho Commonwealth
ScEpUEN II, MILLER, sheriff.
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:>a- .Joia G Fto=e, Esy., has ror,ov
ci lis l>w Office to the White I1ou Q. 2nl
door below the Exchorgo, bloomsbury, Pm ,
Being now permanently located, he can
always be found in his flee, being he
most convenient and public plrco in town,
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HJIUIUI NUIIUUU,
TTNHG next term NJ this school win con mcnc' on
l. MONDAY, ith of september next Uud continue
lev cI. weeks. lupls are received at any ume.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Common Engli sh IS
Higher English Studies ana lClassiCs,.,,..,...,,. q
To meet a request Of pTIsrnt pupils aud Cf other
PARTIES ma trusting in The ITonetd CU.UucIGOu ui
g. ends / have, determined TO OrpaHZe, On The 9Th
of August next, Teachers Class, In continue three
mon ms, The charge Tor tut.On viii be dvu dollars
Tor the session.
Any nformatio on respecting the scnome n Insiruc'
tiOu BOARDING, &C, VIII hc rrumptly gwen, GpplI
cauln TO me, either ptTsuHHly, oTl y note.
Il. 4. PATON.
Bloonsburc, Juno 81, I-57-4t
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ELIAS DIETERICK, of Montcur town
shin will bcn cnn didatc for COUNTY COMMISSION.
Err subject tn the sages ofthr Columbia County Dem.
orrn tic I onvrntion,
August X. lS57.--tdc.
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JACOB E}EBhY. Of Bloom township,
will be candiain for PROTNONOTNRY. before the
Democratic County Convention this tull.
iurus' ~, 1857 thn
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JOHN A. FUNSTON, Of Madison
township, viii hr n candidntc for COUNTY COM MIS-
SiUNEN. subject to the ustgea Of The Columbia County
Democratic Convention.
August !, lS57-tic
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SPRING AND SUMMER

GOODS FOR 1857.
yT7IIE subscriber respectfully informs his
\ customers ami the pubc generally, that he hQs
receivcda tul stock of choice
Spring and Summer Goods.
oomprising a full assortment Of ClothR, Caesimera,
Satfetts, Deiaines BrhZiors Caroes, &C., togethar
with rtravatiey of other articles nsually kept in
Country Stores.
ALSO-iiardwnro. Cutlery, Queenswnre salt, Fish.
Moi1Ia-scs. Iron, Steel Hats Caps Roots Shoes. &c.
u" Country produce, including Grain, Lumber, GO,
take exchange for gOnds
~ Thankful for past patronage he respectfully eshs
n CIntui anCe Of tho sane.
THOMAS E. EYES.
~
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DANIEL LEE. Of Bloom township,
vii hr candidate FOR REGlsTER.hND RECORDER
before ~" Democratic County Convcnti on this tail.
Aug ~ l2j7-idc
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rag We arc pleased to see tho ia&ivid-
:ai improvements going on about town
>crcral gentlemen have been putting plank
'raiRs iu front OF their residences. let the
enterprise be continued, and VIC shall soon
!.ave n connected chain Of GoQd substantial
~alks through most Of our principal streets.
e@- THE Town CLoCK.-Wc are craft
fal to know, that Mr.. J. Moons, of New
! Icrk, Is about to furnish Columbia county,
-yi'h a handsome TowR Clock, to be cree
,cA, in short time, upon tho Stcoplc Of
'ao Court House in Bloomsbury, This is
n dosidcratum which should have long
sircc been supplied, as most the other
counties in our State have sct us the cy-
7mplc, and VIC arc glad to observe, that
Cur'citizcns arc even now awakcinG to q
proper sense of their position amongst the
other counties of the Commonwealth, by
their liberal subscriptions towards the
consummation of this noble enterprise. It
row only remains fer the guardians of tho
Countryside Board Of Commissioocrs-.o
make small appropriation and the ar,
rangcmcut is completed.
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ISPgc2Rl NOTICES.

r. Ir yo' are afflicted with uny complaint which
requires n Purentve Modicn", try Ayers Trr Pills
they are worth trying .-- Corcord Mercury, NJ C.
U3'nELMBoLDs UNIVERSALLY APPROVED
REMEDY --Compouni Evtrart nuchu cures Diseases
Of the bladder, Kidneys Grfvc' Drorsy, Weakness,
&C. Read the ndvcrttscncnt in another column, hond.
rd "IIriinbold'a Gcnninr Prcpn rjtion''
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MBAlGlUU1 NOTICES.

lH5t5lOu UUSJ alU IE EG3
Divine services will be held in Blooms
burg, tomorrow, Sunday, Aug. 20,) at
.ho following Churches:
Episcopal CHurcb.-REv II. TULL1DGE.
Services ut 10l o'clock \. NJ, and at
early candlc-lieht in the evening.
Presbyterian Crch, - REV. D. j. WAL
LEa.-Scryicc at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Lathc2 % thugch-Rov.E f. A. .SuARRETTs.
Service at 1o4 o'clock, A. NJ.
German Rgorno.-Rov. w. GooDRIcu.
Service at carly candlc-light in tho even
ing,
M,iAo15a 0u7cb,-Tcryicc at 3 o'clock,
I. NJ, Mt tho Court House.
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GENERAL ELECTION.


G ENERAL ELE CTI0N.
Election Second Iacszay in Octobr.
CANDIDATES ADMISSION FEE, ONE DOLLAR.
JOHN =. YO HE. of NIifin township,
will b. y canNilat tor COUNTY AUDITOR, rullrct TO
The usagcs of the Cou mba County Democratic Con
hueastr5, tsi7- tlc
PETER ENT. Of Scott township, will
hc crndidnic Tor ASSEMBLY. snhloct 10 The usares
of the Columbia County Democratic Convention.
Augrst Is, ls51-tic
DANIEL LEE. Of Bloom township,
VIII hr candidate for REGlsTER.AND RECORDER,
before u" Democratic County C"nvcn'on this tail.
-~~~-----~~- .->--->,->,~>- -1..o.yo.
JACOB EYEBhY. of Bloom township,
will be candidate for PRoTnoNoTNRY before the
Democratic County Convention this tnlI
Anrns' II, ls57-tdc
ELIAS DllITERICK, of Montcur town.
ship will hc cnn ndidatc for COUNTY COMMISSION
En- subject IN the sases oftnc Columbia County Dem
orrntc tonvrnton,
Angus, 4, ls57.-tdc
JAMES S, MoNINOH, of Cntnwissa
township, will hn n candidate r,r COUNTY TREASU.
Democratic Cuuv' nucn.
August g. ls57-'de
, JOHN A. FUNSTON, Of Madison
township, win he n canddntc tor COUNTY COM MIS-
SIuNER. suhlctt to the ustgea Of The Columbia County
Democratic Convention.
August J. lej7-tdc
SAMUEL K1SNER, ESQ, Of Madison
towrship. viii he NJ 'cnn1ida'r for COUNTY COM
MISSl lNER, snhlrct 10 Tho usaers of the Columbia
County democratic Convention.
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PETER ENT, Of Scott township, will
hr n c1rdidnic Tor ASSEMBLY. subject 20 The usaues
of the Columbia County Democratic Convention
Aurrst IS, ls51-tic
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Election, ,Scgon3 Iacslay IN Octob'r.
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JAMES S, MoNINCH, Of Catawissa
township, will hn candidate t,r COUNTY 1'REASU.
RiiR' subject to the usagcs Of the Columbia County
Democratic Cuuv'ntcn.
August g. lp57-'dn
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CANDIDATES ADMISSION FEE, ONE DOLLAR
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WILLIAM T SHUHAN, Esq, of NJ ain
township. will he candidate for COUN'rY y REA-
tiHEh s"li"ci TO tir .ngcs the Coluwbia County
D"mnrrHtir tnn""n ton,
JrlY ~, ltjI-tic
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BIZ WlSEaiN TtNE.-lIcw many arc there wlN,
afflicted wi N disease In nciprn' stage, delay from
iucto tim" h1vi ~ recourse - r"mrdin agent
which woul cetrally urres: the further progress of
fisoasc and render the system mprcgnlhle is in.
sidicus nu0cks II il unto tun1cly tno tria-there
arc thou sards who sink into carly wllcrcas
nj ttifliug cvrcnsc they mirht have lived COOL
old ngc If'hcf' he ro'Ianc" IN he placed medicine,
mud thou'an's of well attrstei establish yond
tho rNseihtynfa ,uht, tho curative properties
ppri rnl1r rcmr'v then Inrcy's SprsnprrilIa Is
unqurs,ionahy the greatest ncdcine introduced
aNli ctod cormunity. Hesitate not therefore. TO
il, II suffering from ony of The ills which rsh ia
heir ~ -Ner,H (Ga'rrsfon Jrr1s)
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JOHN KIEFNB, Of Cntariesa town.
shiH, wiiitr NcanGiiatc tnr. COUNTY TREAS UrEP
suhrc' tn" usagcs Of the Columbia County De mo
crate frnvnntinn.
Juiy Is I555-fdr
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r5W uIrE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLENlON-can be acquired by
us NC the Baitn Of 7honsand F2orers." What lady
or gentleman would remain under the cirs' Of dis.
ngreeahlc breath, when by using the "BALI or \
TuousAND rrnwERs" "a dcnrifcc, ND not only
rcndr il sweet, hut lnnvn the teeth white NJ HlIs
ter! Many pcrsnns 10 not Lnow their breath Is bal
and the euhcct is delicate that their friends fi
never mcnrirr it. uawa 70 of counterf,us. Br sure
each bottle j. signed
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
A Slight Mistake.

A young buck went to see the daughter
of Presby terrain elder lately, whose house
Was near mill dam. 1t being the spring
of the year, the waters made considerable
of a roar as they tumbled over the dam.
The modest young gentleman tapped light
ly at the door first and received no answer.
He tapped again-snll no answer. Again
ard again he repeated his knock, but still
he was unheard. Mastering up courage
he proceeded to infict some servere thumps
on the door, which brought: the staid old
gentleman out.
Il suppose" said the youngster, WHO
had by this Time become slightly savage
from being compelled to wait so long. 81
suppose you could not hear me knocking
for the dam roaring,
The dam roaring! What do you mean
sir? How dare You speak in that way?'
said the divine some what angered at hear
ing the young man swear in his presence.
81 mean to say, sir, that l suppose you
could not hear my knocking on account of
the dam roaring
dam roaring again. You young scoun-
drel, have yon the impotence to insult
me with repetition of those words? Be-
gone sir?',
"My dear sir" quoth the be wildered
youth, 81 intendedlo say, that presumed |
could l not be heard on account of the dam
roaring" laying particular emphasis on the
last two words.
"Insult on insult" shouted the infu-
rated man, and he rushed at the poor fell
low with the intention of ejecting, him,
but was restrained by the voice of his
daughter exclaiming-
Papa, suppose the young man intend
ed to say that he could not be heard on &C
count of the roaring of the dam
COL beg your pardon sir-I beg your
pardon--walk in, walk in, really -ah
well! declare! the dam roaring, Capital.
come in, come in! That is really too rich
Il is needless to add that the youngstel
went in, and in the excellent society the
young lady soon forgot the dam roaring.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
For Hats and Cans

NOME to the Brick Store where you will find
~ the largest best and cheapest lot in Plymouth.
50 N. III. o. 4 Co.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
From the st. Joseph Co. Forum.
Another EremOnf Editor
sick Of his Party,

The following letter. written by our
young friend D. G. IRELAND, Esqr.. late
publisher Of the paper at Mishawaka, has
3 place in our columns because we have
reason to belive that it was through the
whcedling agencies ofthe present member
Of Congress from this district that Mr.
IRELAsD--then a minor--was inveigled in
to the support of Mr.. Fremont; and hope
that Mr.. Is experience may serve the
young voters of this district as warning
agains, tie seductive influences ofthe afore-
said member of Congress.
JACKSON, Mich, July 81, 1857.
FRIEND DRAPER:
Ever since the day | raised Fremont 5
name to the head Of my columns as my
champion;--ever since l so deliberately
sold my chances, by so doing, of having a
home among my observation-disclosures since
/ have been awakened to the realities Of my
misdirection I have felt just as though l
would like to be able to start an office in
this State somewhere, and there establish,
on firm basis, reliable Democrat sheet,
where could be ever faithful, and keep a
vigilant eye to the landmarks of its organ
ization. Well, now. l will tell you; you
need no. be surprised, but the Sentinel of
fee, at Coldwater, passed into my hands
on Saturday last, and in the course of few
weeks | shall present to the ever-reliable
Democrats of Branch County, sheet they
may be proud Of
need not particuldrize, nor tell YOU
how itcomes that | am to show Democratic
cJ!ors onee more but let it suffice to say to
ven that. like hundreds of others, l was
scduced into the ranks Of the republican
$50 called party. But you are aware that
shete has been a great change in political
aspects dnring the last few months. Yes,
great change; those who engaged in the
crusade have been rebuked tho pulpit is
t., now 50 much a political forum the
great iGsion party is siIeneed and It's allies,
'he know notIings of America, are so badly
used up that We only see them as Plug uy-
'ies, creating mobs and riots in our cities.
The administration of Buchanan seems a
perfect panscea for the late fusion complaint.
And Whist shall sayof Walker in Kansas?
we eli know that the course he is taking
there IS the only course an honest true
hearted, uaion-loYing, man could desire.
Looking as do on political affairs in
.heir present attitude | cannot, nor do | be-
lieye any man can say that the Democratic
party is Sectional party But the article
on American Democracy, in your issue o,
the 18th inst, tells, pretty plainly too, what
sc are to think IF the SO called, self-styled
republican party.
Yours turely.
u e IRELAND
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
New Yerk Musical WorId. for 1851

This oldest of American music Journals has NON
reached Its serCntctn3. vOil me. lis editors arc
X. StorrS Willis, Edwal, Hold, -. Mus. Doe. and
Augustus Mor.nd- Ii furnishes, wee ky, eight pa
Ses OF reading matter. and three of music The
former is the best oreillal and selected material the
editors are able To furnish the natter j. re- ular
transfer generally permitted by American pub
lsherS,) of The very best OF the n,w sheet music
he economy OF thus procuring music and secU'.
M, at the same time, such taste in It's selection
may be attributed to the editors OF the journal viii
we think suggest Itself. The music can be detacl,.
ed from each number and bound with or without
the reading matter, at the close of the volume
The sllbscrtion price OF the Musical World j. but
tro dollars gear Five copies s.; ten copies. sl5
City and Brookly n subscribers charged 80 cts
extra for expense of Carrier Canada subscribers
pay % cts for the necessary pre- pay ment of Amer
lean postage.
Address,
Musical WORLD OFFICE.
319 Broadway. Y
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
Law of Newspapers.

|. Subscribers who do not give express notice 10
the contrary, are considered as wishing to continue
their subscriptions
,. Ii subscribers order the diScontnuance oftheir
papers, the Publisher may continue to send thcw
until all arrearagcs are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take THEN
papers from the office they held responsible till
they have settled the bill and ordered the pal CT dis
continued
4. lfsubscribers remove to other places without
informing the publishers, and the paper is still sent
to the former direction, they are held responsible
The Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
paper from tho office, or removing and leaving
uncaled for, is rRIMA evidence of intentional
fraud.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

Cstca BASE-At late meeting Of the
directors Of the Free Banks Of the State, ii
was determined to establish Dank in this
city, - be called the Uuion Bank of the
State OF Indiana, for the purpose Of regu-
lating and facilitating the exchange of In
diana Bank paper. SO as to effectualy cut
off the profits Of asserting and returning the
currency ofInd'ana for redemption in coin.
This - very necessary measure OH the
part Of the Banks, and If 1t is entered in by
them with unanimity. and the object car
iied ont it will stop all future runsfor gold
If the Banks will pay out only Indiana pa
per, in their ordinary business, snd send
al foreign currency to the Union Bank tc
be assorted, few Banks out Of the State
would cross over the line to get coin.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
The Grave.
Yours turely
D. c. IRELAND

Oh, the grave. 1t buries every error,
covers every detsct, ex:inguishes every re-
sentiment. From its peaceful bosom spring
none but fond regrets and tender recollec-
tons. Who csn look down on the grave
even of an enemy, and not feel a compunc-
tuous throb. that even he should have war
red against the mere handful Of earth that
lies Wondering before him? But the gra.e
of those he loved, what a place 70 medita-
tioal There it is We call up, in long re-
view, the whole history of virtue and gen
tleness, and the thousand entertainments
lavishcd upon us, almost UNDECIDED in the
daily course of intimacy.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

MAY | leave few tracts?" asked a
missionary of an old lady. Leave some
.racks--certainly you may" said she, look
ing at him most benignly over her specs.
leave them with the heels towards the
house, il YOU please"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
Musical WORLD OFFICE.
379 Broadway. y Y.
Cardinal Principles of the Democratic
Party.

l. Equal and exact Justice to all men, of what
ever State or persuasion, religious or political.
!. Peace, commerce and honest friendship with
all nations; entertaining alliance with none
). The right of States ami Territories 10 admin
lister their own domestic affairs.
A. Freedom and equality; the sovereignty of the
people, and the right of the majority TO rule when
constitutionally expressed
D. Economy i'll tn" public expenditurcs-and
sacred preservation to public fats
3. Freedom of religion. freedom of the press,
and general diffusion of useful information.
Z. Opposition to all secret political organizations,
and all corruption in politics.
=. A sacred preservation of the Federal Con
stitution, and no religious tests for office
g. No bigotry. orprde of cast. or distinction of
birth among American citizens
10. Respect and protection for the rights of all
III. The preservation of the naturalization laws,
and the right of all to the public domain and the
protection of the American Government.
-. Opposition to all chartered monopolies
II. Common brotherhood and good will ak
especially to those OF the household of faith.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
BY r. G.. HORTON.

BRIEF SYNC ISIS OF THE CONTENTS
I5irtl-College Lifc-Studying Law-Electon TO
Volunteer in the war of lol2r-Detense of Bal
tmore-Eleced to Congress-Speech against
the Bankrupt Biil-Dcfense of Gen. jackson
Speech on the Judiciary System-Mission to Pa
nama-NatuIal cation Laws-Election of Gen.
Jacksonville. Buchanan's Great Speech on the
Impeachment of Judge Peck-Ten Years In
Congress-Opposition to Sectionallsm-Detensc
of the Freedom of the Press-Alission to Russia
Election to the Senate-Executi'e Patronage
Mr.. Clay and Mr. Observation-Disclosures ~ith
Francc-Admission of Arkan and Michigan
Mr. Buchanan's Great Speech on the expunging
observation-disclosures IN ElectiOns-Speech
on independent Treasury Bil-Rcply to John
Davis-On the Mcleod Case--On the United
States Bank-Oregon Correspondence, while
Secretary of State under Mr. Polk-Mex ican
War Correspondence Mission to England
Nomination for President, etc, etc.
The above book has been written 10y gentleman
we'll qualified by his tery attainments and his long
with the democratic press. He was
furnished personally by the distinguished subject of
he Memoir with many o. the dates and facts OF
lis early life, and from authorized friends OF Mr..
has been supplied with material inaccess
bic to other parties. The proof sheets have been
bmitted to the Hon. j. Clancy Jones, NJ. c., at the
IA. gestion OF Mr.. B. 1t can therefore be called
ithout reserve, the authentic and authorized edl-
ION The book makes handsome l2mo volume
,f 4 0pagcs, neatly bound in cloth and is embel
shed with an accurate Portrait OH Steel, from IN
Ambrot,le bv Brady, engraved by Buttre. Price,
81. DERBY 4 JACKSON, Publishers,