davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-11

A CURIOUS freak of nature has
been discovered at Hightown, New
Jersey, in the shape Of a log contai-
ming three different kinds of wood
oak, maple, and hickory-all grown
together in the most perfect manner.
The outside Of the log had the appea-
rance Of white oak, and only after
cutting off the end could the strange
amalgamation be discovered.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-11
SHOULDERS AND NosEs.-If cat,

SHOULDERS AND NosEs.-If a cat-
alogue of our national sins be ever
completed, it should embrace those of
having round shoulders, so called,
and speaking through the nose. so
snivelled. We are very largely a
nation OF Shoppers, from the farmer in
his shirt-sleeves, to the advocate at
his table. There is not the slightest
necessity for this; and it is as ungain-
ly as it is unhealthy. Boys, who
have a tendency to ''lop,'' should be
made. to straighten themselves; and if
kind counsel will not bring them to
their perpendiculars, ridicule should
be resorted to, and persevered in un-
til the thing is done. There is, prob
ably, not more than one pair of stoop>
ing shoulders in hundred which
stoop unavoidahlyy. Free exercise of
all the ..;.c. u u the the chest, back and
abdomen, in the erect position, will
cure the evil. Walking has no ten
dency to do this.
AS for the nasal twang, of which
some give such noticeable exhibition,
it is far more general than people
have any conception of. To SEN
sitive and observant ear, nothing can
be more disagreeable, yet we know of
public speakers, rather vain of their
oratorical powers, whom one would
think were afflicted with an incurable
catarrh. B. tae side Of such, and
by the side Of the Yankee. nation gener-
ally, the round, free and open-throated
enunciation Of the well-bred English
man is like the rich full voice of Nj
agara to the delivery of a mill>Aume.
One is the open diapason of the organ,
the other is the cremona stop. A
man who can stand, and carry him.
self erect, and deliver his voice from
its natural passage, without conduct
ing It through any of the tubes it may
incidently meet on its way, is man
who can stand before kings.
tSprs' gtfeld Republican.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-11
From the Extra PRESS of the 9Th.
Robbery of the Forest City Stage

We learn from Billy Wilson, the
driver of the Forest City stage, that
early this morning, while it was yet
dark, just as the stage was going up
the Forest City Lill, it was stopped
by four highwaymen armed with re-
volvers, one of whom ordered Billy to
"hand out that bag"-meaning the
Express bag. Wilson being armed
only with small Derringer pistol,
could make no defence, nor could the
passengers who were also unarmed.
A cooked revolver was presented to
the breast of one of them, who coolly
said to the robber, ga little higher, or
a little lower, if you please, if its all
the same to you'll
Miison threw out the mail bao.
thinking to deceive the robbers and
pass On without further loss, but, it
was tossed into the bushes, and one
of them said, "come no fooling-pass
out that box = Billy pretended he
could not find it, when the indepen-
dent knight Of the road aided his
search by threatening his life if he
did not hand over the box at ONCE
After obtaining that, be called for a
carpet sack which lay under the back
seat, and which contained $4,000
the property Of Mr.. Nichols of
Moore's Flat, who was a passenger.
They appeared to know some hing
about the sack, for one of them called
to his companion in front to see to it,
and he replied sail right" Wilson
said he knew nothing about that, and
for some reason it was not taken.-
Billy being ordered to drive on was
proceeding to dc so when he was Or
dered to stop, but again told to 60,
which he then did with great willing
ness and speed.
He thinks there was not much
treasure in the box, as it was very
light. There was one woman on the
seat with him, who held. the reins
while he posed out the bag and box.
The Telegraph wire was cut between
Bope's Ranch and Forest City, so
that no information of the robbery
could be transmitted by that means;
but Wilson sent the news of it by a
horseman from Bope's Ranch. The
Mr.. Nichols who was in the stage
was passenger on the Nevada stage
which was robbed some time since,
and saved lis treasure On that occa-
sion as on this.
IF tbe Express Companies would
supply weapons to passengers, under
charge of TIE driver, these robberies
might be prevented in future. IF
some precaution is not adopted they
are certain to increase in frequency,
and render the transmission of treas
ure through the mountains always
unsafe.
We have since learned that the
box was empty-the treasure having
been shipped the preceding morning.
THAN modern printinr off1oa
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-11
[ Sprs' atteld Republican

AFRAID OF FAT.-Byron, amongst
SONS other unworthy things he did,
ate potatoes and vinegar to prevent
corpulency, which he constantly
dreaded. There was this excuse for
him, that, besides hating too much
flesh on its own account, he night
have feared its effect on his mentality.
There is no such excuse for those la
dies who use acids to keep down obe>
sity, for they are not often Byrons
nor Sapphos.
The Scientific American gives at
some length the effect of this habit of
using acidulated drinks, which is
much more common than some folks
think. 1t is said that ladies who
dread the appearance of their graceful
outline in curves of plumpness, ex-
panding into fat, may arrest so dread
full a result by liberal rotations Of
vinegar; but this can only be accom-
plished at the far more dreadful ex-
pense of health. The amount of acid
which will keep them thin will des-
troy their digestive functions, produce
a wasting of the vital powers and may
end in death. If rudy, healthy
young ladies are afraid that there
will be too much of themselves, let
them adopt temperate regimen and
active habits, and avoid too much
sleep, which implies much inactivity
and is favorable to the accumulation
of fat in habits predisposed to its
secretion.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-11

A MACHINE for skinning cells has
lately been patented. We hope they
will be able to get used to it as we'll
as they are to the old manual method
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-11

Health is the greatest Of all bodily
pleasures, but the least thought Of.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-11

EXTRA WoRK.-An English gen
tleman, wishing to cultivate piety
amongst his numerous operatives,
promised to give them regular wages
for the Sabbath if they would go to
church on that day. Upon which
they sent deputation to inform him
chat if he would pay them for over
hours they would also attend the Me-
thodist chapel in the evening!
Men as anxious as that for religion
ought certainly to be rewarded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28

''That the whole amount of debt which the
said Bank shall at any time owe, whether by
bill, bond, note or other contract, shall not ex-
ceed twice the capital stock actually paid in, ex-
elusive of the sums on deposit; and in case of
any excess, this act shall thenceforth be null and
void, so far as any privileges or advantages are
by the same conferred upon the banking COM
pany thus created, and the directors under whose
administration it shall happen shall be liable for
the same in their natural and individual capaci-
ties, in an action of debt, against them or any
of them, their or any of their respective heirs,
executors OF administrators, in any court prop
er or competent to try the same, by any eredi-
tor OF creditors OF said Bank, and may be prose-
cuted to judgment and execution, any condition,
covenant or agreement to the contrary notwith-
standing, but this shall not be construed to ex-
emPt said Bank, or the lands, tenements, goods,
chattels or funds of the same, from being also
liable and ehargeable with such excess, and any
director or directors who may be absent when
such excess was contracted or created, OF who
may have dissented from the resolution or act
whereby the same was contracted or created,
may respectively exonerate themselves from be-
ing so liable, by having their dissent or absence
entered on the records of said bank and by forth
with giving notice thereof to the Auditor of
State, and to the stock holders, at a general
meeting which they shall have power, and are
hereby required to CALL by giving ten days notice
in a newspaper printed in the City of Sandusky,
or having general circulation in Huron county,
setting forth in such notice tho cause for calling
such meeting"
Judgment of District Court affirmed
Barley, Chief Justice, dissented
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28

THE RAILROAD FESTIVAL AT NoRwALK.-The
Railroad boys Of the Cleveland & Toledo road had
good time generally" at their Festival at Nor
walk on Christmas eve. At the commencement of
each dance, the tap of the engine bell was the sig
nal for going ahead and with that precision which
charaeterizes all movements pertaining to Rail-
roads, the dancers went on.
The large Hall of the " "Whittlesey" was well
filed, by brilliant and merry party; among whom
we noticed Superintendent Jackman and his lady,
and others prominent on the road
Thu music, by the Union Band of Toledo, was
such as could but infuse into all present, the true
spirit Of enjoyment.
At a season somewhat advanced among the
"small hours" the party broke up, each partici-
pant feeling that the night had been spent in
a way long to be remembered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28

WORTHY GIFTS Ts-The Cleveland Bible Society
have honored the gift season in very appropriate
and worthy gift to each of the Fire Companies in
town, and to the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. The gifts consist of elegant royal octave
Bibles, published by the American Bible Society
printed in clear " small plea" type, with copious
references. The bindings and edges are handsome
ly gilt. Upon the cover of each is stamped the
name of one of the Fire Companies, as follows
Presented to Alert Hose Co. No. l." Forest City
Hook & Ladder Co. No. l, or Engine Co. No. y
"by the Cleveland Bible Society, January, 1859. -
These Bibles can now be seen in the window of
Ingham & Bragg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28

E57-A CorOners Inquest was held on Sunday af-
ternoOn over the body of an Irish prostitute, Mary
Congdon, who kept small hiding place for all
sorts ofpeople on Detroit street, West Side, and
was found dead on that morning on her bed Dr.
Messenger made post-mortem examination and
found the cause of death in livery severe infamma.
tory affection of the stomach liver and other ntes-
tines,-the consequence of long continued course
ofiquor drinking. The deceased was a frequent
customer of the City alor, and there is perhaps no
one tolament hers sudden decease, except two small
children that Bishop Rappe will probably take
to his Orphan Asylum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28

TOP ARTILLERY,-This fine Artillery Company,
ofwhich Youngstown boasts, gave party in that
village on Friday evening last. In the course of
the evening, a sword was presented by Hon. David
Tod to Gen. R. W. Taylor as testimonial of re-
spect and esteem. The presentation speech was
short and ike the sword, pointed. The Ball pass
ed of most pleasantly, the hall being finely decor
ased, the supper bountful, the attendance large,
the company cheerful and happy, and all the ae-
compartments in accordance with the known high
standing of the Company.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28

UNION CLUB.-The social reunions of the Union
Club will commence this evening. The series will
consist of three parties, the second and third being
given on the llth and 25th of January Harry
Olmsted and A. C. Burgess will oficiate as mana
gers, and they will do all in their power CHATS a
great deaD to contribute to the enjoyment of the
soirees. The parties will be held at Chapins Hall
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28

CHRIsTMAs.-Nothing remarkable or startling
occurred on Christmas day The general good
feeling of the citizens in the morning extended
through the day, and the merchants and their
clerks enjoyed the holiday by closing the stores
Little drunkenness or disturbance was noticeable
on the streets
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28

B We are pleased to learn that our enter
prising friends, Messrs. Williams, Andrews &
Co., proprietors of the Delaware Paper Mills,
have secured a contract for paper from the Gen.
eral Government to the amount of $4,000
Dela3care Gaz.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28
AUeUn TARGET ExcURs1oNs,-New Yorkers

AUGUR TARGET ExcURsIoNs-New Workers
are up to fun, and an Exchange says:
One of the funniest things got up IN New
York lately was the excursion Of the Augur As
sociation, in burlesque of the target excursions.
Each man carries an augur instead of gun, a
calithumpian band accompanies them, and the
exercises consist in walking blind folded to the
target and boring a hole through it. Not one
man in twenty can do it, and the blunders that
are made cause great deal of sport.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28
THAT CONSUMPTION CAN BI
DIR. R. B. LEACH,


He prepared (us Iay without medcine) the fol-
lowing anI analogous affections, VIZ:
BRONCHITIS; wuhirTiabc tir at, and weakness and
hoarseuesS of voice in speaking and singing.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough, bleeding at
the lungs pain, hrtneS of breath and pap ation of the
heart.
DERANGENENF OF THE STOMACH; with indiges-
On acIdity, Of lapse, fantnesS dull dragging
pains the sides and 'u gone" feeling, which
grsvated OF citing the huiy
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with Ipa.lon chrnlc darrhga prolapsus nni and
piles.
URINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
incontnent and painful urinntiuHs
SEMINAL " EAkN kSSES; which if not arrested,
generally end to insanity und physical iuin
SPINAL DERANGEMt.N1S; S; with curvature, ncQua l.
ties u the hiIs and shoulders uasTaceul gait and pain
and veal OF the hack which, II not arrested tend to
their increase and to consumption
HERNIA: radicalc cure effected ION prime ple) by
nf his cnmbinltl.n Brace Truss
DERANGEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTRENI-
TIES with cOldnegs numbness heaylless and swelling
standing.
The dropping c ung ladies' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and ness OF the chest
which Indicative Of carly consumption, pleasantly
removed
SKIRT SUPPoRTERs-The attention OF ladies called
his combination and Spinal Shoulder Brace and
skirt Supporter by which OF the above affections may
body imrrOvod and the weight Of skirts held away from
the stomach lnvaids the city should inquire BY
letter when DR.. B. may be
The medical profession invited to examine his Surgi
cal devices
Lady in attendance upon Ladies' tiecl0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28

EB7 DR.. Lyons Office is removed from s5
Water street to No 81 St. Clair street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28
q. w RERRY-
Burnina flni0.

NOTICE.-EXCELSIOR BRECK.
In ENRIDGE COAL AND CARBON OILS-The
undersigned would those who deal IN coal and carbon
oils that he has msde such will enable
him TO furnish those who buy Lamps Of him. with good
an article Of
COAL AND CARBON OILS,
there manufactured countyby the barrel or
gallon. Fluid, Coal, Carbon and Keresine LAMPS tor
ale at wholesale at New York Dricss-freigt added No
Ontario St nOv22 R. LAW.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28

CLEVELAND & ERIE R. R.-Stock forwarded cas-
for the week ending Dec 25th, 1855
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28
Dentistrp.

T OSS OF TEETH.-A new and ele-
IL CANT fmpruvement connected with Dental Surgery
has been invented Il IS the production of entirely
description of Artificial Teeth. They perfectly resemble
escape detection. Persons requiring Artificial
Teeth those wearing them. invited 10 call and
anime this beautiful method They free from any gal
vauic action, perfectly inert, and always pure.
" Full Set, from Ten Dollars and upwards.
E5 Childrens Teeth regulated during the first and
ond dentition-
" Painless Method Of Curing Tooth Ache and Deceived
Teeth without extracting the Tooth causing any
HALLIWELL & DANIELS, Dentists
Rooms over ChuTehills Drug Store,
novIT South Side Public Square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28
GnQrauers.
Bankers.
J, Herdnan & Co..

j. Herdnan & Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
- Foreign and Domestic Exchange, UneuTrent Money,
United States Canada and Europe promptly attended
Drafts and Bills of ExchJnge Great Britain Ireland,
France and Germany We direct In to suit at
Sight and GO days, the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
LOndt n-8Iessrs. Prescott GIOle, Case Co.. Bankers
Liverpool-J. Barned 4 Co Bankers
Manchestrr-MesSrs. Cunife. Brooks Co., Bankers.
National Provincial Banks Of England and Branches tho'
out England and Wales
Birmingham Banking Co. H-
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches
IRELAND
National Bank of ireland.
Provincial Bank of Ireland.
And all their Branches in all the principal cities and tewus
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banl ing Co.
GTeenOck Banking Co in GusgOw and GreelOck
National Bank of Scotland and Branches
We also furnish Draf for amount in the
prlaclpal Cities OF the Continent OF Europe.
PASSAGE BY STEAMER. or Sailing Packet Ships toor
from New York. Breat Britain and Ireland France and
Germany. can be s. cured at the lowest rates.
For further particulars apply to
sep J. HERDMAN & Co.. as above
H. L WHITMAN. N. NJ sTANDART c W sTAND1KT
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers, and Deaers in Foreign and Domestic Ex
change No. Superior street. We draw direct on Lon
don and vii furnish Drafts for payable at all
The principal point Ireland Scotland France
and Germany Collections made all accessible points
hro1shouL the UNITED states and Canadas mhs:Ix
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28
A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer-
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
R. ]. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,

WOuIt ptODIe OF YlCIllIyl
that he has taken an
Ofilce No. 81 ST. Clair Street.
All who suffering from the ab named diseases or
ny other complicated complaint Of years standing
formed that they consult the Doctor E3 FREE OF
CHARGE.
II is hoped that viii despair 4 cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
fathful trial
During the Doctors travels in Europe West Indies.
East Indies, South America and the United States he has
been the instrument Gods hand health and
Vgor thousands who up and pronounced iscur
able by the mos eminent Old School PhyseiunS; nay.
more thousands wh0 the verge the grave are
now LIVING MONUMENTS TO the Indian Herb Doctors
skin and successful treatment, and daily eXcaim
Blessed be the day when rst and partoOk OF the
Ird an Herb Doctors Medicine. -
and advice free The poor shall
be literally Temembered.-
u Take NOtice-every Wednesday and Friday DR. Ly-
ems can be coRsud al No 26 Detroit street. West Side
Cleveland
q once Hogrs-frOm A. MtO6PM
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28
flour & fee6.
City Mills.

UlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
purchased this well known Flouring establishment,
are prepared furnish its old patrons and the public
eneraiv an article Flour and Mill Feed not inferior to
anT ever offered IN this market Tho following favUte
Flour kept constantly hand and for sale whole
sale and retail; - -
sClTY MIIISr Double Extra barrels, sacks and half
sacks. made from very choice white wheat.
SUPERIOR" Double Extra, barrels sacks and half
sacks, made from the best red wheat. -
MARBLE MILLS EKtra, in barrels, sacks and half
sacks, first quality Of Flour.
NORFOLK" Superine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-28

r Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descripiie
dono the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office,
the latest and rapid steam presses the
best style short notice. and reasonable Par
ticular attention paid to blank work Every description
Binding done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
ais Sales Books. Receiving Books, sc. &c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

EDWARD TOBY, Sec'y, 81 Camp street..
p SPasengers may rely upon the above being adj
heed to- without reference TO The prices Of and pov
sions.
sS-Tbe Virginia leaves arrival Of the O'Clock p NJ
cars Freight will be received II O'Clock the Ponear
train Railroad Depot jal6 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

ROSTON-Rark o--En 4 Handle uarya
r,ini--Vy everirh EroW CushinoI Nal.
Carver ScoDvas EcoSN VredenbnrSb Sco-i IitctcooL
Tanp(j t Iiuddecke feo = A + lJorh an Il Hallii5dsn
Marshall 6co-Iudley Nelson kco-Beoe 4 Smms-Hreso,,
4 WusthoH-J GrassenN Rchards-iae Il Greenleat r W
RayneJ Dougherty &cO-CC Gaines tco-Per kins &co-
z Z bEuatour-h Il INSTRUMENTATION teo-Gsaso 4 Pas
cal-Thompson Barnes--M Mier--Oglesby 4 Macaulay-
Beobe 8co-Goodrich &co-E Hart &co-Cuils Nouus
Turpin-Reod &coS Nicholson &coWashinglon jackson
cO-FTost heO-Sampson kesne-A ID Grief &eo-E Ben.
ton &eo-and order,
NEW yoRE-staap,shin Cah.wha IT Ahv ID r ,A.r,s
krI Aiber-T p yifstt S" r. p ,ndre,.S 60 sdr
son & Riissey Rpchapn6n Carroi 500 prsd,, Gorr t
Rrsda,y SN,sttoa p IL io,.ari 49, = 1870 M
blanchard 6coP II Bonford@G NJ BeTisr teaP rstch;ser
NJ Rrn,yn Zoo " pannpttN " prai =, A 1nS,i,
Raxtsr fovsn sew n Ilettcron &C., eT,i,a 1,-ot,aro
90 rrolCo.,rovs h RnSia- t'yoys, 8 fIso, III
n Cls,born- n CoIiiesC Il i,at, ,,div ~. -
Coleman Putnam 1eo-James Connoly 6co-P Darel SeoA
n,eonssa, a nm, 1'hn' ~ - n = n,a.s g.
q r. nolsor Son I'd IA ,,Sds CO. s5olhsra i ,,oIo
Eaton = uenisysaD Fd,vsIs VII I St,on 80 e..
- - I,f,- 4 c,eici,o-v - 80. r, go
l. ioldsmih-GreenS Cr,mpG4 GnesnardwF CrosE0Tsnt
Io.{s Nfosses . "a s s.i "a ttii 80
Ii faiI4A nj Grif tcoR fieddssS lin " IL 5S go
peaton = C,iinerM p Hartaan ss15 hftss; So 5sr
son h C;ancsy IIebert fro-I r Int1n Icbcocl sin,
~ II Him@A HebrardP Si"n Tsct laa te
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

solely to the Western rivers The number of boilers
found defective examination 60; ditto that gave
way under hydrostatic pressure, 3; ditto condemned
from further use, IL; number Of pilots that have
received original licenses, la ditto that have been
renewed, LAO; ditto refused license, rs; ditto re-
voked or suspended %; number Of engineers and
sstrnts that have received original license, 1885, ditto
renewed. Lag; ditto suspended revoked s. ditto
refused license, 20; number OF accidents by explosion
or accidental escape Of steam by which life was lost, q
lives lost IA; accidents by FIRE, 4; lives lost by fire.
S. accidents by collision 49, accidents by snags az
lives lost by snags destroyed by fire loss $50,
600 steamers wrecked 3 lives saved by life-saying
apparatus 26; property lost by collision S54 900 ;
loss by snags S503 800 loss by being wrecked sl5,
600 number Of steamers gone out Of service rs !;
number lost by ice s. In giving some idea Of the
passenger steam navigation OF the country the Board
state that the number of inspected steamers now
ming and the number Of pilots and engineers now
licensed are, passenger steamers l,l22 the tonnage
OF which Is 46l $40. Pilots licensed 2519 and en-
gineers ditto 1858. When the law of 52 was passed,
steam navigation on the Western waters was COM
paratvely in its infancy Since then the steam ma
rine rivers has been rapidly developed and
tended, SO greatly indeed that the Board resolved
upon redistricting the country, and appointed COM
mttee to report the plan OF same at the next meet
ing which is to be held at Buffalo the l4h Of October