davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

EOWLGkS PATENT STEAM BOILERS
have row been extensively used for the last two and
for In fuel have proved be far preferable the ord
nary boilers They combine the following advantages, viz
Economy in fuel cleaning small space
simple in construction, and do much the ord
nary nder hued Boiler, and half much other
fuel saving, but at the time complicated Boilers.
Planters and others interested these Boilers in
on at the following places in the city
Levee Steam Cotton Press nislana Cotton Press Caronde
let Refinery. L. Homes Ornamental Iron Works.
Numerous certificates be the Office Of the patentee
and circulars with plan of the boiler will be sent to
Of the country application TO
ID. H. FOWLER, III Bsronne street.
Manufacturer Of LowresuTe locomotive Flued and Cylin
der Boilers, stana Pipes, Fire Fronts Crate Bars Valves
Chimneys, etc., etc.
quail In point of workmanship and material, in the
country, and at the lowest prices. MA 6m&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-24

NOTICE-GEO WIN. LOGAN, Jr, HAVING PUR /
' chased L. II. DUNCAN'S entire interest firm
the Sd day OF December last since that
will hereafter continue the Cotton Faciorsge and Commission
business unn rruptedly under the and style
heretofore, for his account slsne.
DUNCAN 4 LOGAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
NOTICE

rs hereby given to Joseph Van Horne, vii.
L liam Van Horne. Joseph Van Horne (son of
Simon Van Horne deceased). Elizabeth sto-
phenson and her husband Joshua Stephenson,
Hannah Lawfer and hen husband Henry Law
fey, Jane Sawyer and her husband Samuel Saw
yer, Simon Van Horne, Harrison Van Horne,
Henry Van Horne, Solomon Van Horne, and
Harmon Van Horne. heirs at Is W OF Henry ' an
Horne, late of Delaware. Della ware county, u
hio, deceased, that Benjanlin Powers. as Execu.
tor of the last will and testament of the said
Henry Van Horne deceased, has fled his petl
ton with the Judge of the Probate Court TOT
the county of Delaware, in the State OF ONO
describing the real estate of which the said
Henry Van Horne decd. died seized. and show
ing the necessity of the sale thereof, for the
purpose of paying the legacies directed to be
I,aid by the viii of the said Henry Van Horne
deceased. and praying that Mary Van Horne,
widow of the said Henry Van Horne deceased,
have a life estate assigned her in the lands and
nemen Of the estate, and that said real es-
tate described in the petition be sold for the
purpose of paying the said legacies. Which
petition the above named heirs are called upon
asdefendants to answer, and which will be
heard in the said Probate Court on the 18th day
of April, A. D. 1858, when and where the said
defendants may resist the same If they choose
to do so. By
POWELL % vANDEMAN,
Attorneys for sad Executor.
FEB. Ie, 1853, Ise,t9l Is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
An Ordinance
To Reqvtate ths Weighing Of Hau, dc.

20 iNfy&tdtet R beE9hthg q nay, &c.
SEC. !. Belt ordained by the Council of the
lncor rorsted ltage-of Delaware. Thatno per
son shall keep scales for weighing hay or other
heavy draughtS for tie use Of the public. until
lie Il they sihN have first obtained Il license
from the Mayor and taken an oath or aft rrna
ton faithfully 10 discharge the du ties OF weigh
or; and the owner or ten Ter of sneh scales shall
give a certiHoate of the nett weight of each load
or parcel by him wcigbcl, the wagon or other
vehicle having been separately weighed, and re-
weighed as often as tho sweigAer shall deem
necessary.
SEC. Z. That egeFy person licensed to keel,
hay scales as herein provided shall be entitled
TO eharge and receive the following fees, viz
for eRctI traught not exceeding fifteen hundred
pounds, ten cents; ior each drought over fifteen
hundred pounds, and not exceeding three tn m
sand poafnis, fifteen cents. and for each draught
oEcT tAree uousand pounds. twenty five cents.
SFoaS@ Thai it shall ne the duty OF the VII
lage engineer At least once in six months care
fuiIy-to examine the scales of every person Ii
celised rs herein provided. aud see thasthey are
correctly adjusted, and ii upon such exarnina-
ton any scale or SCALES shall BE- found to be in
correct, the owner or owners thereof shall cause
them to be put in proper order, before he or
they shall be allowed to make any eIarse for
weighing.
SEC. i. That no hay sha / be sold wit hin
said village in any other istanner than by the
ton: and not until after il has been weighed by
a licensed WeIgher.as no elu, provided, and his
certificate of the weight OF the load or pa-c.l
obtained, which certificate in ait cases sllli be
delivered to the purchaser. s9zesfl lsa :t
SEC. 5. That two thousand pounds shall be
the standard Ton OF Hay within this village.
SIC. =. That any person or ,pcrsons who
shall offend against any of the provisions OF this
erdinantc shall, ON conviction thereof before
the Mayor, be fined in any sum not exceed ~
ten doiftrs, with costs of prosecution.
SEC. Z. That all ordinances he retofere found
upon the subject OF the weighing of hay be and
the same are hereby repealed. This ordinance
to take effect aud bs in torce from and after its
publication.
@Passei February 5, 1858. @
r BURR, Mayor.
Attest, HESRT s. LIE Due Recorder.
fab f1-.r H- --= -4t $3.50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
An Ordinance
To ReQuLate Tie Sale of Fire.Oood.

LNNSS
SEC. /. Be it ordained By the Council of the
Incorporated Village of Delaware, That it shall
be unlawful for any person to sell or offer for
sale within the corporate limits of said village
any hreRood in any other manner than by the
cord. And not until after the same has been
duly measured by the proper officer as herein
after directed, and his certificate of the onanti-
~ thereof obtained, which certificate shall in
all cases be delivered to the purchaser. Pro-
vided. That any person having a contract with
an0Ghorfor tbs delivery of wood in quantities
of two cords or moro nEsy deliver the same on
such contract without being measured, or the
same may be measured in bulk after delivery
by the proper officer as aforesaid, at the option
OF the purchaser.
SEC. 2. That It shall be the duty of the
Mayor at any time after the passage of this or
dinance. to appoint one CT more voo3 mea-
surers, who shall hold their Office until the first
Monday in April following. and until their
SUCCESSORS are daily appointed and euslided,
unless sooner re moved by the Mayor for i'm
proper conduct in Office. They shall, before
entering upo.. the disehargs of their duties.
take an oath or affirmation before the Mayor
faithfully and impartially to discharge the
same.
SIC. 5. It shall be the duty of the wood
measures TO inspect and measure all frewood
brought to Them for that purpose Immediately
and TO furnish the owner with a eersif-sss OF
tie. quantity thereof in cubic feet, estimating
q cord at one hundred AMI twenty eight cubic
feet, and making due allowance for loss by
reason Of crooked o. uneven wood; and for
each and every load or parcel of wood so
measured he snail be entitled to charge and
Fecesse from the seller thereof che Gum of i've
cents and no more.
SEC. 4. That any person who shall alter or
IN any manner change any sueh certificate of
any wood mea7urer designating the quantity
OF any such load or parcef of waod by him so
measured. or who shall in any manner violate
any of the PRO visions eff this ordinance, shall.
on conviction thereof before the Mayor, be
fined in any suIn not exceeding ten dollars with
essts or prosecution, at the discretion of the
Mayer.
SEE. 5. This ORDINANCE shall take efe.t AMI
be ia foreesfronl and after its publication.
r. BURR, Mayor.
Attess. HKSK7 s. LIZ Drn. Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19

A RxorPE THAT RARKLY EvEE Fans TO CuB 4
CoLD-Now, while winter, with its burthen
of Colds and Coughs, is with Us, we think 8
remedy that will relieve such Yisitatiens sh ould
be highly priced, and all " b knew the worth
bIy. Take q do1ble dose of DR.. Sanfordfz In
Wig orator, and it viii give greater relief than
any other medicine we ever tried, for We have
rarely TO repeat the dose to be entirely free free
from Cough, and as soon as the lungs haTr time
to throw off the collected matter, the cure is
complete. As q family medicine, for the eure
of Bowel Diseases, Worms, Derangement of
the Stomach and Liver, we ear recommend It
knowingly, feb 12-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19

Tho winncbago Indians in Minnesota raised:
last year, over 5000 bushels of wheat in tho
Reservation: Being moro than half the entire
amorut produced in Blue Earth county. They
hxve nine townships of land, audsfffthis 900
acres are under cultivation.
LEVER writer for the N. 7. Herald says
.hat tic nracise :words' addressed TO Grow
by Keitt. which brought on the fight. were:
go over to your oNn SIDE CT the house, 70"
dsmned Black Republican puppy
A LADY advertises for sale in a city paper,
one baboon. five tabby cats. ano q parrot She
Gays that having married, she has no luithef
use for them.
The New Jersey Legislature, by a vote OF 81
to II, passed resolutions dsnouncing the Le-
compton Constitution.
The Rev. Mr.. Brownlow lectured on slavery
in Memphis, Tenn, on tho 9Th instant. In tie
course of his remarks, he announced his lnten-
tion to go on u mission. noxt spring, to the
''heatkens of New England"
A mammoth d~istiIlery and Touring mill has
just gone into operation at Vincennes, Indiana.
It turns out 400 barrels of whisky and 290 bar
rels of -four per day, just about the propoTtloi
of Jack Falstaff's sack to his bread.
Tho Pa~rtizans Of Mr.. Buchanan were defeated
iaAa municipal clectionin Lancaster, tho Pres
;dens's own town, on the Sd instant The ant
Lecompton Constitution candidate for Mayor
was elected over an out AMI out snpporter oil
Mr.. Buchanan
The Buffalo Express PuoilSleS q
of lake disasters during the Year 1886. Total
loss of property $'.eT0,9s5; decrease, as com
pared with last years loss, of $l,73S,S0S. To-
sal loss of life for 1857. 4Se-an Increase Of So
aver last year.
Ex- President Tyler is said to be lying very
81 at his residence, Sherwood Forest, !" Charles
City county, Virginia. sHe has been suffering
for several weeks past with a severe chronic
attack.
The Cincinnati Gazette estimates the sum
total of value derived from cattle and hogs
either cured, slaughtered or carried alive from
Ohio during 1857, in round numbers 1t twenty
millions of dollars
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
NOTICE.

DEyJAgIS Towers, Plaintiff,
against CIvI Action pending III the
Ocho Hinton, Daniel Collins, I Court ur Common Pleas
Htsea Williams, The Sa e of Delaware cou1y, Ohio
Bank of Ohio, and Jeremiah Petition.
Lynch, Defcndan 3.
The said Ohio Hinton, whose residence is ulkro Va 70
l. plaintiff, wilt take no ice hat said kenjamin Powers did
on he llh day Of February, A. ID. 1855, file his pc 1 ion in
said tourt OF Common Pleas, setting for h that. on the Is
day Of December, 1915, Plaintiff and said Ohio Hin oa made
their promlssory no e in writing, of thai dt5c, for Ionr
Baldwin or order, with interest payable qcar erly in adj
vance; lhat SAID plsinitl was surrey OH said no c for said
Hinton; that said tiuton paid le frs five quarterly ms al
ments of interest, and thai lie paid to plaintln, by WY OF
assignment, stock ii the Delaware Branch OF the State
Bank OF ohio, three thousand dollars; that plaintiff received
said sock as such payment, and thereby assumed and be
said no'e; that plaintiff dill ef forwards pay said note in
fall; Ina. on the 18th day of December, A. ID. le45. said Hin
ton executed a mortgage 10 said plain III, TO secure him as
Such sure yun such note, upon In-Lot No. ~ and the-Wes
half OF In-1nt No. %. in he town of Delaware, couny OF
Delaware and State I Ohio; SAID NOR gage was condition
ed II | SAID Kim On should pay or cause to be paid the a
note and save said plaintiff harmless; that said Hin on has
not paid said note or any part thereof, except the said Eve
quarters interest and sat 5000 to Plaintiff that the coldi'
ton OF said mortgage is iuriet sd and The deed become All
solute; that previous to The giving of said mortgage said
Hin; on and Wife executed Il mortgage 10 the Sta, C Bank OF
Chic Tor S1O1J, said mortgage dated November ~, le45;
that since The said giving of plainiifs mortgage the s9Id
| Hosea Williams, Daniel Collins and Jeremiah Lynch claim
SONG interest in said premises, claiming indirectly under
the said Tin on; that here is due to said plain iii upon said
mortgage and note one thousand dollars with the interes,
resilient Of the State of Ohio; and praying that he may have
u judgment against said Hinton for $lGJJ aud the interest
from March LIST, IS4f; that sand morIgagel premises be sold
aud proceeds appl ed to the payment nI PldlnlI 3 Claim.
AUD the said Ohio Hinton is required to appear anu answer
said petition on or before the third Saturday after the nine
teenso day Of March, a. d. 1855:
Feb. II. 1883. isl2,25l got
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19

To Regulate the Sale Of Stone Coal and Coke.
SIC. i. Be it ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated Village OF Delaware, That all
stone coal or coke sold within the corporate
limits OF said village shall be by the bushel,
and SHAH be delivered in carts, wagons, or other
vehicles in the manner hereinafter provided.
And the standard bEshet Of Stone Coal or Coke
shall be two thousand six hundred and eigh y
eight {26SS) cubic inches.
SEC. =. Thut MI persons selling stone coal
or coke within said village and delivering the
same in carts, wGgons, or other vehicles shall
have every such vehicle so consti ucted that tho
top thereof shall form q plane surface, having
the end boards of the same hight with the sides
and IT, top Of the whole securely covered with
iron in such II manner rs to prevent their wear
ing. And before any such cart, wagon, or other
vehicle thai1 be used for the delivery Of stone
coal or cokS IS aforesaid * shall be measured
by the villuge Engineer, and the number OF
bushels it viii contain when even full, shall be
by him branded or marked thereon in two OF
and IN !,ike manner shall any su:h cart, wagon,
or other ver,,ele so nsed be examined and nlea
sured by the saia Engineer at least once inesix
months.
SEC. 8. Thai the village Engineer shall be
entitled to charge and receive from the owner
OF any such cart, wagon. OF other vah!c'e SO
measured and marked, the sum of fifty cons,
and for every e-measurnent OF the same tie
sam OF ten cents.
SEC. +. That any person within said village
and delivered any stone coal or coke by Inesns
of any cart, wagon, or other vehicle without
first having the same measured a.1 marked as
herein required, or who shall wilfuliy chang :.
deface or in any manner cover or oblterate any
such brand or mark. or who shall violate any
of the provisions of this ordinance, shall, on
conviction thereof before the Mayor, be fined in
any sum not exceeding twenty dollars with
costs of prosecution. Provided, That any stone
coal or coke may be 5 Id and delivered by the
ton weight in the same manner MS is provided
for the sale and delivery OF hay. And Provided
further, That any person may sell any stone
coal or coke as aforesaid by standard measur-
ment or weight at his, her or their yard OF
other place of deposit, to such persons as may
desire 10 remove the same in their own vehi-
Giles; anything in this ordinance to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
SIC. 5. This ordinance to take effect and be
in force from and after It's publication.
Passed February 5, 1888.
4. BURR, Mayor.
Attest, HENRY S. LIE Due, Recorder.
| feb. II --Sw.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
wspoblish TODAY, at the request Of sever.

Wspublish to-day, at the request of sever
NJ friends, the speech recently delivered in
the House of Representatives by Mr.. PAR
soss, OF C~uyahoga, on the bill to repeal the
existing law regulating the rate of interest,
and making 7perc cent the uniform rate. 1t
10 a question on both sides of which much
can be said---and while few would advocate
the ~abrogaiion Of all laws on the subject. the
present law is regarded by nahy as a com
promise Between the advocates of free trade
in money on one hand, and those who favor
siriagent usury laws on the other, and the
opposition 10 it is by no means UNIVERSAL
IL 10 a subject on which we have thought
but little, and have arrived at no definite con-
clusion Is to what the true policy would be.
The bill under discussion we believe was in
troduced by our Representative. and we IN
derstand 1t also receives the support Of our
Senator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
Radnor Plank Road Company

THE Stockholders of said Cunpany are hereby notified 70
L meet at the Law Office of Messrs. Powell & Van Deman,
III til. town sf Delaware, On Monday the LIST day of March
ia5 for he purpose OF el.cdng seven directors to serve
he ensuing year
Jan -. lS3S.-St A. T BELT. President.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
MUSICAL EsrERrAIsnENr.-The BA

MUSICAL ENTERTAIEMENr.-The BA-
xEns give a Concert at TempIar Hall Mon
day evening next. This Company is one of
the oldest now travelling, and they have at
tanned a high position as. vocalists. As at
present organized it comprises: John c. Ba-
ker, Tenor; Geo. E.. Baker the "Lion Bass"
Clara e. Baker, Soprano; Sophy NJ. Baker,
Alto. Some eight or ten years have elaPs-
ed since they last visited Delaware, when
they drew a large house, and we doubt not
they will be similarly greeted on he pres
ent occasion. The programme embraces a
choice and varied selection of pieces.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19

UollowAY's Pits AND observation-disclosures
ted Legs.-Evcry surgeon knows That sores
,lceplv sented in the muscular fibre Of the leg
defy all ordinary treatment; but of this
class, however obstinate and virulent. invaria-
bly heal under the balsamic action OF Hollo-
WAYS Ointment. This preparation does not
drive the virus of Tie sore from one part of the
system to another; it cures not by repression,
but expulsion. Hence, there is no fear OF the
resappearance of any eruption, tunor, swell
ling. or sore, that has once yielded to the heal
ing properties of this thorough curative. In
csses of cancer its timely use has saved lnnu-
merable lives, and rendered the cruel process
of e~xeision unnecessary. OF the Pills. 1t may
liver ever resisted their operation
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
Valuable Farm for Sale.

FTHE subscriber nfers for sale his homestead Farm,
l. adjoining the beautiiul village of Delaware. containing
10 acres. IS under cultivation, and IS acres choice bottom
land; the balance rolling and well watered. The buildings
are new, substantial ami Convenient. consisting uf two
brick houses, with large fruit CELLAR, enclose lin a beautiful.
yard, tastefully d. corard with cvergreens add other orua.
mental trees; a large Earn, with stone basement, considered
tie beat in the county. and all necessary ont buildings. A
valuable fruit orchard, containing AS apple irefs of choice
varieties, together with peaches, pears. cherries and quin-
ces- Also, n highly culuTa ed garden, well stocked with
currants, gr 3pe-yines, Strawberries. &c.
This taFm is especially adapted to hose having children
to educate, being convenient both 10 the @. w. University
and o. W. Female College. Address. or inquire. of the
sui scrii3er gu the premises. j. G. VERGOS.
Jan. 22.-&4w. Del ware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
Wood Measures.

MAYok's OFFICE. Delaw are. o.
~ Feb. 10, 1885.
TN accordance with ths provisions OF an Or.
L dinance en5itlei An Ordinances to regulate
the sale ofFire Wood. y passed February 5th
1888, ] have this day appointed EDWARD PRArT
at Ike Oil Mitl Of Measrs. Converse u Pratt },
MILAN NJ Bill lat the Drug Store of Messrs.
Cornell q Humphrey J, Saniusky street, and
Morc1ouse & Evans, corner of William &
Washington streets as Wool Me4s1rers, TO act
until the first Monday Of April next, anil until
their successors are duly appointed ami quail
fled.
K. BURR, Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19

The audience present at the entertainment
given by Miss BRIDGE s, at Templar Hall,
Tuesday evening last, seemed highly pleased
with her performance. She has a good
voice, enunciates distinctly, and recites well
--for reading it could hardly be called, the
pieces having been committed to memory,
ard the book seldom if at all referred to.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
SHERIFF SALE.

Ditreefrd from lie Court Of CON,
Hiram Beckley. mon Pieis of Delaware county.
Ono, / viii ones for sale a: the door u the eouct house nj
Isl, leas. berNeen The hours q ~ O'Clock y n. and i
Situated III Delaware county, Ohio, Lot. No. IL, Range 70.
Township 4, section |, contain ng lU acres, be the same
moe or less, bounded as foilowE: Oh the south and " est by
lands OF Hiram Beckley; on the Forth by lands belonging 10
Tie Estate of John Buckley; and on the east by lands be-
longing TO Benjamin. thomas; and Being the same lands
which Albert christie anu wife conyey ed 10 Hiram BeckIey
~ TN. 3Ulh day of April, 1850 Appraised Mt ST. per acre.
Absolute following described Tract Of land: ST uate in tho
county of delaware and : tate of t bio, and in the township
OF Raduur, and described as follows, to Wit: the nor h hall
OF ln-Lut No. CS) thirty, Uhatis two and q half rods wide by
eight rods long in the town of DELHI, rs marked and de-
81 grated on the pa OF said town, Appraised nj 5000.
CHARLES HERMAN, Sheriff.
Jan, &C. 1888. 1875
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19

On. RoBAcK's CoNsTITUENTs.-We learn that
he distinguished and popular inventor Of these
famous Scandinavian Remedies, the BLOOD
in eur business columns, receives nearly as ma
ny letters, by every mail, Is the Treasury De-
partment. The average Is more than 200 per
day!. His patients, scattered over the broad
West, the Southern States end New England,
are said to reach the enormous and almost in
srcdibGs aggregate of 100,o00! By his patients
We mean thoee who use his preparations as
their ONLY MEDICINES. We presume that such
= CONNECTION is without a parallel in Medical
history. ian29-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
Columbus Nursery.
For the Spring Of 1853.

For the Spring OF 1888.
A VERY LAR3z ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT mi
n ORNAMENTAL TREES. Shrubs, Vines, etc, lnciu
ding
APPLE TRETs.t g years ~grafcdl very thrifty, and OF thc
best varfctieS for Central and Southern Ohio.
PEAR IREEs. 10th s andard and dwarf. the latter IN An
gers ounce stocks. very thr ~ md handsome
CHERRY T EEEs, adapteti to the cliInafe of the South YES
mosly on Mahaieb sacks, and branching low
rEkCu TRIES, of the hest aec ami size, with fine healthy
roofs. and of the choicest kinds.
p1uyns. QuiIcest Apricots. Nee EFinCs. AlmoEGs. Grapes
Curranis. Goosei crrzes Raspberri-s, Str awberr es, Thu
barb and Asparagus Roots, Usage Orange Plants, flor he'd
g!nG,l etc.
Also, E<ergreens of various kinds, Roses, and Ornamen
tai shrubs and Flowers, in errsr v4r:e V, and at low prices
E5- Send for a DEscRIPTIry ttArAI oGUE; and arler di
rectly from hal quarters. as so GENTS ARE EaTLoTEDT c
sELl TREES OR US. Articles " l be packed securely, AND
forwarded to any points on the RR1.rutds, as di ectel-
Twenty varieties of choice FLOWER SEEDS sen. by mail
postage free, for So address
NJ d. Batch AN & CO,
Feb. 10, 1885: Columbus. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-19
{ S,eel Pens

Gold Pens md Pencils,
Coli by
- Ian. p. 1873 B. EICkISS2S SIN.