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DIR. J. Il. MARCHISrS
CELEBRATED C~ATHOLiCON,

For TIE Relief eai cure Of Suffering Females.
NTHE WOMAN'S ADVOCATE, of
Il PhiIalelr hia.. SIiss Anaie Z Mcdowell, eIi5or.)
says This IS the most valuable medicine tor the dis
eases peculiar 10 women that we know Of A friend
0t ours, who FOR many years has 5eena sufferer, motto
Ell the advertisement m the -7feOeGts. and az once pro-
cUrei 4 hottie. She found relief. AMI feels that she
can most heartily recommend 3 to all who are suffer-
ius IN a like manner. We have heard many times that
il WIsa true remedy, but this is the FIRST case IN which
We have seen its elects. Oar friend will be very glad
. give D. Aa.chisi a certificate Of its value 10 her, ii
he desires one
Pamphlets Continuing much useful IniOrm1ti tauch-
Ing TIE nature AMI symptoms Of the ABOVE diseases.
together with testimonials from ladies' or the highest
resp=ctIniity, Is ceTtiiei hy the most satisfactory au
thorty. to an which the attention OF ladies' and prac
titioners is respectfully invited. can be had gratis At
the Store Of Z. A SMITH q Co. A=ents
Druggists, MARRES, O.
:. I. MARCHISI Sc CO., proprietors. Central De-
pot 3nI Broadway. ny
NPDo notbe satisfied with merely reaiing this no
uce, nut call or send for d pamphlet. II viii pay you
we'll for your trouble sept. -, JS-3n.
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The Ohio Stata Journal.

This sterling paper has changed "
ers, and comes to its readers in an en-
tirely new dress, and 10 typographical
appearance is equal to any of its cotem
poraries It was ably edited by Mr.
Gangewer, but ~pecnniary diff -ulties
have caused him to retire from its man
agement. 1t isnow published by Cooke
& Miller, H. d. Cooke as Editor. Mr..
Cooke as Editor Of the Sankusky Regis
ter, has established his reputation as an
able writer. Mr.. Howell, son of w. H.
Howell, editor of the Ashiabula Senti-
mel. will assist him.
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LEVERS

Fever, ike every other form ofdisease tn which the
human system is liable in caused by impure humoTs.
This being caused by the more rapid action ofthe blood
struggling with nature, in endeayOrins to cast out OF
the body the corrupt matter which is deadly opposed
20 health. Hence the good and bad humorsa are At war
with each other. and the commotiOn which follows
C Iuses gsver and heat The symptoms OF fever arcvar
iols. causing heaviness. Ianguid. difficult breathing.
eyes dull and heavy anxiety, signing and yawnin-,
alternate fits Of heat and cold. After which the pa
tient complains Of pains in the head aad back. great
thin s.. nausea and sickness. I fitness about the stom-
aeh, AMI sometimes vomiting bilious matter. Dr.
Norss's Indian Root Pills are Acknowledged 20 lie a
strengthening and delightful medicine for all kinds Of
vessels. causing them to pour cOpjous illusions from
the blood into theAOwelS. after Whieh the corrupted
mass IS thrown out by the natural passage Of the body.
AlI;hit IS required, in urgent eases OF fever. will be
o. take large doses II order TO have them operate
Thoroughly by the bOweis. take from three 70 FIVE,
al Eht anil morning. until the fever entirely disappears.
After which. from two TO four every evening. until
well. and you Will he convinced tina: this is the best
sav 10 check Fever. because tiey drive out all inhim-
nation, and restore the body to state OF sound health.
And tleIloud and other fluids will he so thorouhiy
purified that disease in any fora willie utterly imp0s
sihle.
DR. MoEsz'S ISDIAN Roor PILcs are sold By Z A
Smith & Co.. Woo5s * Pew; WARREN, and b. all medi-
Gina F-R IL s- tho r.-,r~
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AGauiages.

In Warren. on the 2lst inst. by Jedeliah
Fitch. Mr.. EDWIN HODGES and Mrs. BE
LINDA MATTHEWS.
In Fowler, on the 9th nit. by VIM. C~rats!cy,
Esq Mr.. DWIGHT HAYES and Miss SARAH
I. CHADWICK.
In Oh amIion, On the 18th inst, at the resi-
dence OR P. Munson. by Simon BGrs;ler,
Esq. Mr. JAMES a CUMiIYS of Bristol, to
Miss ANNA NJ. HAKE Of Champio ion.
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Remarks.-T The writer Of the aJ)vc,
Mr.. BRIGHT, is mistaken iu ~suppo,ing
that we intended any inuandceS-thcre
is no language in our article justifying
such a conclusion. o. the young lady,
we kuow nothing, beyond The general re-
porl-never, to our knowledge, having
seen her, and the convicliocs of our mind
in regard 10 her fate, remained unchang-
cd. The circumstances connected with
her disappearance, do not establish abcr-
alton of mind, which we believe neceS-
sary to induce The crime Of self dcstruc-
tion-siill we may be mistaken.
That Mr.. BRIGHT has occupied Il prom
inen, position in this community, there Is
no denying, and we believe was regard
ed as one of lis leading, most '%fivienl
mrn, prior 10 the unfortunate circum-
stances in question. Pers1nully, our in
lercourso has been OF The most friendly
nllure, during our acquaintance with
him, and we have NJ cause 10 do him IN
injustice. He is heie, and in Justice to
himself and frieuis-i> in duty bound. 50
far as in his power lies. 10 disabu>e tine
public mind of the error and prejudice
growing on Of this unfortunate atfair.-
Whatever that mature and enlightened
conviction may be we shall As Il Journal
isl, fearlcssiv aud independently present
the facts.
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An EfsctGal Remedy f1r the Bite of a
Rattlesnaka

An EfsctGal Remedy f,r the Bite of a
Rattlesnaka.
We clip the following from the Bloom
ington (ll.2 P~antagraph, and commend
It 70 our readers in The country:
HrATr, ANDERSON Co, KANSAS,
October LIST. 1858.
Mr., EDIroR:-In your paper Just re-
ceiveJ, | see an account OF the death of
a person in Mclean County, from the
bite of a rattlesnake. AS it may prob
ably save the life of some person, / will
give a sure antldote for the bite of snakes.
Thoroughly saturate the place bitten
with the t%incture Of Iodine, and give FIVE
or six drops on sugar, and ii will prevent
any bad effec. from the bite.
Ny o Samuel has been engaged in
collecting Snakes and reptiles for the
Smithsonian Institution, and has been
bitten several times by rattlesnukes, aud
in every instance has been relieved by
the use Of the Iodine. [ have also sue
cessfnily used it in other cases.
Yours, W. F. N. Army.
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A1LAxrIc AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
RoAD.-The Ashland inns learns that
Nr. Dooiit,le is making arrangements fer
the resumption Of the work on the line
OF this road Iyirs in Pennsylvania, and
that additional force has been put on the
eastern portion o. The line in this State.
Mr.. d. expects to have the road eomplet-
ed from is eastern t rminuS 10 Dayton
in is months. = portion Of the iron has
been SHIPPED from England.
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THE LIBERIA PAoxEr.-The Liberia
packet was 10 leave Baltimore or
Wednesday afternoon; the 3rd inst
There were twenty cabin and ffiy twC
stecragc passengers. a large proportion
Of the emigranis are Sen;.out al the ex-
penSe Of the elimination Society. the
cost Of .assaya being 81 for sleerage,
and Sl0O for cabia. The voyage to
Liberia usually takes thirty fiv5 days.
and the Mary Caroline Stephens viii
visit all The different ports, and distribute
;hr missionaries at their different Geld,
of Iabo-.
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MAKING

MAKING CONNECTIONS, ~
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland, CO.
lumhus i Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Cieve-
land 4 Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
1t Scion, with ILIeks 10 Ghagrin Fails. SC.
q MaEtu1 with Hacks fer Ravenna.
e" Braeeville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
I" Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenville Mead.
willie, Bloomfield Garfield, &c
." J Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley anI thence By ?. # ".
d C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Nov. -. ISIS. CHAS. L. RHODES, Supt-
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WARREN MARKET.

NOTICE-The Public are cautioned
n no, to purchase Rights from one John Charters
.ofmv Patent self Decorating Gas Burner. as he IS IN
no way authorized 70 sell The same fer ne nor VIII ans
transactions Of his he in any way ackaowbdged.
D Z. PETERS
Nov. sith. 5-.-3< 80, BEoaisoy, n L.
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GopEYs LADY'S BooK-Publisher BY
Louis a. Gcdey 353 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, Terms 50, per year.
The December number of Cooley con-
lains more han lis usual quantity of en-
belIishmen's. which is saying they are
not a few. Cooley is n Of the few men
who always keep up with the timos anil
and never lags behind. His book has
steadily improved. always keeping in adj
rance Of his contemporaries.
Now is the time 10 subscribe. so as TO
commence with the January No. which
benins a new volumn.
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DAClTAH ORGANIZED "A handful OF
aIvrn'u-ers have organized a new terri
tory in Dacotah, and established a pro
v%isioull government. As there are al.
ready over a hundred men m the Terri
tory, /, is presumed they will proceed at
once to cleo; two United States Senator's,
and about half a delegate to Congress
and send them on to Washington, 10
claim their seats.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

Every farmer should give his sons tWo or three
square rods Of ground, we'll prepared, with the avails
OF which they may buy 1t. Every mechanic should
put a receiving box In some conspicuous place in
the house to catch tn stray pennies for the like pur-
pose; Lay il upon your table by the side Of the Bible
1t is a better expouader than many which claim 70 be
expounders- II is a great labor saver it has saTvi us
time enough in one years use TO pay for itself; and
that must pc deemed good property which will clear
Itself once a year. IGyOu have any doubt about the
Precise meaning Of the word clear in the last sentence.
look at weIster's thirteen definitions Of the e. -
Massachusetts LIFE Boat.
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CARn TO

N. ACKNOWLEDGMENT ILLs.-The Importers OF this
reliable aud safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention of American ladies To II,
as ii nlaiIable in removing distractions and Irregular
ties Of the meuseS, promptly restoring them in all ca
SEES. The suppression 50 common, is speedily relieved,
and there giiI be no recurrence Of the complaint ii this
remedy is used according to directions, which accom-
pluy each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies EScEINTE. or sasPeetiEg Themselves so, are
cautioned against Hsiag them. as Miscarriage Mould
cHSRe. LADIES dsSj-ing an increase Of JEaify shOEi4
forge their use ~eafirelE- as q fer pills each H0Pth
you'd be sure 10 prc5eHf pregnancy.
fropTIetors, importers, or agents can be in 10 wise
responsible after this adnonition. Although certain
in eject, they are so mild as never to produce injury
to the health.
NAIL P4CRHGES. -.-
Having the appearance Of an ordinary letter, price
Sl,0Oj are sold only By our general agents. who Will
send them by mail. post pIid, on receipt Of price
Boxes Sl,2j; Half Boxes IS cents. Nessrs-N- b. Al
j & Co., Cleveland. o., are our general agents.
All orders willie pTamPtiy filed by them.
Sold iy WOODS * PEW, Wholesale Agents, and E
A SMITH * Co. Warren. and by Druggists gene
rally. June %, '~js-ly-l
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WARREN. WEDNESDAY. NOV. "a.
Proclamation nv the Governor.


In compliance with a 5oint Resolution
OF the General Assembly. L. SALMON P.
CHASE, 1soverner of The State of Chic,
hereby appoint THURSDAY, the 18th day
cf November, 1858, as IA dav Of.
PUBLIC THANKSGIVING AND
PRAYER TO.ALMIGHTI GOD:
And 1 earnestly recommend 10 the PEG.
pie of The State the due observance Of
that day by abstinence from ordinary la.
bors;; by public and private offerings of
praise and gratitude for tie nlaltiiorm
and manifold blessings snd benefits. Ma
'%tional, Social and Personal, which GoD
hath been ~graciously pleased TO besiow
upenz1s; and by fervent prayers that He
will cause His Goodness 10 abound vet
more and more towards us, protecting
our whele country from foreign enemies
and domestic dissenTions; distinguishing
by His Favor, OFT Slate institutions Of
Government, Education and Benevo-
lence, and conducting each of US through
blessed ways of Penitence and Faith to
the alofous cousnmaiion of Earthly
Hopes and Heavenly Rest.
Gwen under my hand and the Great
Seal of Tho State Of Ohio. this
iSEAL.1 eight day of November, a. D.
1858.
BY the Governor: S. P. CHASE.
A. p RUSSELL, Secretary Of State.
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STATE PURCHASES.

DIRK has placed 10 ,0UO copies Of Weh~ters I'm
abridged in as many Of her public schools.
Z WISCONSIN, 3-30O-nearly every'sehOOl.
NEW JERSEY Ij0O-nearly every school
MICHIGAN. 900, and made provision FOR all her
schools.
MASSACHUSETTS has supplied $3.50 sch9ols-near-
lyaI.
More than tea times rs many are sold Of Webster's
Dictionaries. as OF any other series in this country.
At ieast folr.ffikS Of all the School -BOOSs published
in this country Osn Webster as their standard, AID VI
thg remainirr Few ackuowIeise any Standard
Published hy g.. 4 c. HESiIAM, Springfield,
Mass. Nov. -. J--9w
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA mob from
Camp6eilsyiIIe broke into tie jail in
Greensburg. Kentucky, on the 1O,h, and
hung Thompson and Despans, who had
been committed on = charge Of the muir
der of Henry Simpson, a year and a half
ago. Another prisoner, named Elias
S.aggs, committed suicide. Hunter, an:
other prisoner. has confessed. imp!icat-
ing six others in the same affair. The
mob is after the rest.
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"GET THE BEST"
A NATIONAL STANDARD.
WBBSTER75
gukRTO DICTIONARY
The entire work Unabridged.

"AII young persons should have standard DlcTtoS-
AIRY al their elbows, And while you are about it GET
The BEST; that Dictionary is Moan WEEsTER's-fhs
great york unabridged. II you are poor. save the
amount from OF your back, to put It into your head"
chronological J0arHai.
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EXTRAORDINARY SwIMNING.-The Ha-
waiian Aac0iiSer says that on the lOh
of August, a schooner plying between
some of the islands. with eight natives
and three foreigners on board, upset
The natives picked up the foreigners,
put them on the vessel. and then started
10 swim TO the nearest land-fJteeR miles
distant. They SWAN during The re-
mainder of that night. through the fol-
lowing day and night, and on Thursday
SIX out of the eight landed at Nihau, an
old man and a slrp!ing having proved
unequal to The task.
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The Bellefontaine Republican tells
that a man named Sparks. who was sent
to Jail for sheep stealing, escaped dur
ing The summer, but managed TO live
hut a few miles off without being detect
ed. He lived with a Mr.. CLARK, and a
few days since stole from Mr.. C.'s lot
IL sheep, drove them a few miles and
got the privilege Of turning them into a
Mr.. Bevard's pasture for The night In
the night he stole 90 Of Mr.. Beva1ds
sheep, put them in with The Al, and in
The morning sold the whole flock to Mr..
Bevard.
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From Professor Haren, Of, the Uqirsreify Of
Michigan.
II called upon to sacrifice my library, volume by
volume, the hook which 1 should preserve longeS-. ex-
eept the Bible. is the AMERICAN DICTIONARY OF IHE
ESGLIsu LIsGu.GE, - DR.. Webster.
Z. o HAVEN
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The ExIles of Florida,

Br Hon. JosHrA r. GIuDISGs-We
have received from the publishers Follett,
Foster g. Co, Columbus, Ohio, a copy
of this book. Ii is dedicated 10 his con
stuents. by Mr.. Giddings, and il will
therefore possess an interest 10 them,
apart from the merits of the book. Blu,
Ks. own merits will make it acceptable to
every unprecedented freeman. 1t is
written in excellent style, and throws
light upon a chapter in the history Of the
Limited States which has hitherto been
dark and obscure.
Copies sent by nail, prepaid, for 81,
by application 10 the publishers. For
sale BY booksellers genersily.
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VII PACKAGEs.
NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
Preston s MerriA's IataHiJle Yeas PocdeT,

4 NEW ARTICLE
FOR -N4KEvG LIGHT SWEET BRE.7D.
Bead made with this Yeast is perfectly wholesome,
nor liable 70 sour upon the stomach, and is more n0ur-
ishiuS and economical than Bread raised wuh the
Common Brewery Yeast Price % cents per box, to be
hal ~ Wholesale and retail. Of H
E.A.SIITG & Co. Druggists.
Sept. -. I5JS-3 m. No.5. Main st.
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Business Prospects.

ouSlHeSS 1TOSpecLS.
The complaints Of scarcity Of money
are SO common at all times, that il seems
arrange TO hear a man so much as hint
that times are not so very hard at the
present, and there is a probability Of a
still greater improvement in the future.
That there has been financial derange-
,ment and consequent depression in bust
ness duriag the last two years. of course
no n wall pretend TO deny;-but it does
aot follow that when financial skies aye
really frightening, We should persistent
ly shut our eyes, and insist that it still
is all darkness. Money is to business,
what blood is TO the human system
When the great business arteries are full,
and money flows freely backward and
forward through its channels, trade of
all kinds is brisk, laborers find employ
nent, manufacturers are busy, and the
merchant finds plenty Of customers and
prompt pay. But when, from any
whatever, whether from over trading
with foreign nations; when we buy more
than we sell; coupled with an unwise
adjustment of the tariff, the finances of
she country are really depleted;-or
from headlons speculations in wild lands
by which large amouRts of money are
invested which bring no immediate re-
turn;-or from causeless panic which
locks up the money of capitalists in their
vaults;-when from one or all of these
causes, money becomes scarce, and pri-
.ces of all kinds of property fall, then the
arteries are emptied, high rates %ofinter-
est, financial weakness, and prostration
of the business fabric is the result.
On the other hand, when the circulat-
ing medium accumulates, capitalists seek
investments for their surplus funds, they
pass into the hands Of manufacturers,
traders and laboFers, the circulation be-
comes quickened to the eItremities of
the commercial system, AMI vigor and
health are the consequences.
AT this moment the amount OF money
in the country is probably larger by one
hundred millions of dollars than it was
two years ago. Every commercial cen
Ire is full of it, but it Las 10 use the
words of another, } settled about the COM
-mercial heart, and the extremities OF our
business system are dormant and useless.
Bat this state of things cannot long
continue. The Golfers of the great Giles
are running over, the rates OF interest
there, are lower than icr the last tR enty
rears, reliable business men can COM
mand any amount, and but a short time
can elapse before il will find its way
again through every vein and artery
through the entire land. Already are
the effects of the re action beginning 10
be felt in this quarter. Trade is improv-
ing, confidence is increasing, men wear
more cheerful looks and walk with brisk
err, frmer steps, and ere long. however
men may whine and pirate ofhard times,
there will be ample employ ment for
those whe seek it. and ample fields foI
the honest, industrious, energetic bust
ness map.
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Hon. F. +. BAcKUs, of Rochester, N.
Y, died Nov. 4ih. Relatives of Mr..
Backus now reside on the Western Re-
serve. Mr.. Backus was one of the fra
merS Of the last Constitution OF New
York State. was also Senator; he was a
native Of Litch6eld Co., Conn, and a
graduate Of Yale College, and while in
that institution. he had for his College
companions such men as John N. Clay
ton, Senator Badger. of n. c., Elias
Kent Kane, Z. S. Senator, Judges Avery
and Grimbe, of Ohio; Roger Sherman
Baldwin, Francis Granger, Honest John
Davis. of Mass; J. E. Emerson. Editor
of the Worcester Dictionary; Prof. S. +.
B Morse. Gov. Hawley and Gov. Els
worth. With such q ccmpanionship did
Mr.. Backus spend his early days. The
first wife of Gerrit Smith was a sister,
and Robert BAckus, late a merchant OF
Cleveland, was a brother of The subject
Of this notice. iegelgRA L-qls-.
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-CHERIFF'S SALE.
- William Tenant.
rs
In E-umLuil
Common Pleas.

c. = & D. BaIdWin.
Ry virtue of an execution, in the above entitled
cause. issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumhuu Counsy. Ohio. . he directed and delivered,
l have levied Gpon and shall expose to publ: sale.
County. on
saturday, the 18th day ofDecember, 1855,
between lie hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
P w.. o. said cay. the following described Real Estate
of the Defendants. to wit situate in Vernon tow ship,
rumher six. in the lst Range Of towuships. in the
CoEncrticut Western Reserve. in the State OF Ohio, and
which is also IN. the County ofTrunbuli. and is krcWn
hy being bounded and described as follows. On the
West by lands OF Horace Bates; on the North by lands
OF James Thompson; on the East by lands Of the
Widow Coe: ond ON the South uy the center Road, lead
Ing from the center OF Johnston to the center OF err
non. and containing within said boundaries ten (lul
acres OF Land. lie the same more Or less APPRAISED at
SII per acre. Terms, cash. on day OF sale
A b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
chusus- Oas.. u.-,vx NJ och 5S-Jw AS
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ARrHCRS HOME II uDIISLsu
BIZ I. S. Arthur & Co., 323 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia, Terms 81 per
year, Four copies one year, 50.
The December number closes the vol
une, and with the commencement of
he new, is a favorable time TO subscribe
The low price of the Magazine brings il
within the r, ach of every hou sehOld.-
It is peculiarly adapted for family read
ing. having a Mothers. Boys and Girls,
and ~Iiousekreper's Departman ts. as well
as those especially devoted TO Fashion
and Health.
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The Norwalk Reflector saws that the
boxes &c. in the Post Office in that vii
lage were sold by the Marshal on a
Judgment recovered by the Government
against the late Postmaster, Sir. Sutton.