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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-18

SPIRITUAL1sM Run MAD.-A Mr.. Put
nam, of Wisconsin, claims that he has be-
come the medium of Washington and JEFF
ferson in communicating with mortals, and
that through his agency they propose to
counsel Gov. Randall of that State, and
conduct his administration successfully
The Madison State Journal publishes some
specimens of the communications purport-
ing to come from the departed statesmen,
which indicate that they have fallen far be-
low their earth sphere. Such humbug is
only fit for the mad-house.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-18
Dalley'S Magical Pain Extractor
From the Boston SATURDAY. EvepiDc e,,et

From the Boston Saturday Evening Gazette.
PERFrMED BREArH.-What lady or gentleman would
remain under the of disagreeable BREATH when
by using the "Batm Of Thousand F1oners," dem
trce would not only render sweet but leave the teeth
white alabasters Many persons do not know their
breath is bad and the subject is delicate their friends
will never mention it. Pour single drop the "Balm
your tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
morning. fifty cent bottle will last year.
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLECTIoN may easily be acquired by
using the "Batm Of Thousand F2orers" 1t will re-
move tan pimpes and freckes from the skin leaving it
of soft roseate hue. Wet towel, pour ON two or
three drops wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in
the "Balm of Thousand Flowers rub the beard WE'LL
and it will make beautiful soft lather much facilitating
the operation of shaving.
None genuine unless signed by FErRrDGE Co. Price
only ffty cents.
FETRIDGE CO., Proprietors.
II you want the genuine article, go to the BOOK
STORE Millersburg, o.
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Buckskin Gloves at lst cost
AT THE BOOK STORE.
TO TEACHERS.

NNHE Board of examiners of Holmes county,
L Ohio, will hold meeting in Millersburg,
on the 9th and 10th of March, and Sd of April,
A. d. 1858. for the examination of Teachers,
uadr the act to provide for the Reorganization,
supervision and maintenance of Common Schools
passed March 4tb. 1853. By order of the
Board. &C. POMERENE. Clerk.
Feb. 25, ls5S-27tf.
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Middletown High School.

THE Summer session of the Middletown
i High School will commence on Tuesday,
the thirteenth day of April, 1858. under the
same rules and regulations as heretofore.
The principal designs in providing new facil-
ities in teaching English Grammar. 1t would
be to the Students advantage to be present at
the commencement of the Session. For other
particulars, address, SINcLNR JOHNSON, Mt
Hope, Holmes county, o.
S. JOHNSON, A. B., Principal.
March IL, ls5SL29tf.
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Spring Mountain academy.

THE examinations of Spring Mountain
i Academy will take place on the 18th and
30th of March, and an exhibition from the stu
dents on the afternoon and night of the 3lst-
The Spring term will commence the 7th day
of April. J. 8. HALDEMAN,
March Is, l85S630H President.
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Teachers Institute.

The next session of the Holmes County Teach
ers' Institute, will be held in Middletown. COM
menceing on Monday, the 5th day of April, 1858,
at 10 clock A. NJ, and continue in session one
week. The members and friends of education
are requested to be punotual in attendence-
The Hon. ANSON SMITH, of Columbus, O.,
and Prof. J. OGDEN, Principal of the Mcneely
Normal School at Hopeda1e, o., have given
Us the assurance that they will be present and
lecture before the Institute during the session.
A. j. BELL. Prea.
A. ]. STIFFLER, Sec'y.
March a. I85S-y2n2Stf.
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But upon certain other examination,
the following sentence was given him to
parse: "George Washington, the father of
his country" He commenced by saying
that "George Washington was an irregu-
lar, indicating mode, and present tense,
and was governed by the father of his
country" and closed with the declaration
that sit had been long time since he had
looked at his grammar, and hoped that if
he made any mistakes that the gentlemen
would excuse him."
At recent examination, the written
question required the applicant to name the
several States intersected by the parallel
of 36g 30' North latitude.
The prompt answer of one gentleman
gravely informed us that there was no such
line existing, as it was repealed by the
Kansas Nebraska bill.
Observing his answer marked as errone-
Gus he scornfully referred US to the N. Y.
Tribune and left, evidently impressed with
deep commisseration for our ignorance.
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THE AMERICAN FORM BOOK
LEGAL GUIDE.

~ 4 - = Il
CONTAINING tie most approved forms of
" deeds, mortgages, leases, administrators
and executors deeds, powers of attorney. bonds,
abreviatlon bonds and awards, contracts, part
nership articles. indenture of apprenticeship, as
signments, bills of sale, releases, receipts, ada
Wits, bills Of exchange promissory notes, checks,
orders, wills. codicils, naturalization, patents,
pensions, public lands, land warrants, and va
rious other forms, with full directions for draw
ing. and executing the same. Also
Forms Of acknowledgment Of lssas
And other writings under seal
FOR EVERY STATE IN THE UNION.
Being complete assistants to merchants. me-
chanict farmers, and all classes of men who
wish to transact their business promptly
By a Member Of the Cincinnati Bar.
For sale at the BOOK STORE
March 4, ls5S-2Stf.
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GLOVES.

GLOVES.
WHITE Kid White Silk
w Black do Black do
Assorted Colors. Assorted Colors,
Ladies' Kid and Buck Gauntlets.
Any quantity of Thread, Cotton, Buck and
other gloves, for sale at the BOOK STORE.
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AccAshSs CSpCtlcuCcu III Tue
It Strengthens the system
res it; and when taken daily
ythen and build it up with
the principal regulators
when it performs its func-
the system are fully de-
almost entirely depend
\ of the Lirer for the pro-
>functions;when the stom-
are at fault, and the whole
, quence of one organ
ed to do its duly. For
r one Of the proprietors
= practice of more than
ar m e dy wherewith to
4 rangements to which it
lledy is found, any person
&lCOmplafnt, in any
z "a bottle, and conviction is
morbid or bad matter
in their place . healthy
\ the stomach, causing
flying the blood,
Z the whole machinery, re-
4 disease.
.lcured, and, what is
the occasional use of the
! sufficient to relieve the
! food from rising and sour
! fore retiring, prevents
, night, loosens the bowels
tfveneSs.
each meal vii cure Dys.
: shoonfulls will always |
ache.
! male obstructi ons re-
] disease, and makes q per-
! atsly relieves Cholic, |
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-18

IC 10 oAAc
of the human body; and -.
tions well, the powers Of Ia
veloped. The Stomach is
ent on the he llthy action -
per performance Of its ~
ach is at fault, the bowels n
system suffers in conse-
the Lfver-having ceas-
the diseases Of that organ, -
has made 1t his study, in a -
twenty years, to find some -
counteract the many de- a.
is liable.
To prove that this rem-
troubled with LfveriS
of its forms, has but to try -
certain. IL
These Gums remove all -
from the system, supplying
flow of bile, invigorating -
food to digest well, pur.>
giving tone and health to
moving the causs of the =
Bilious attacks -
better, prevented,
Liver IiIvfgOratOr
One dose after eating is :"
stomach and prevent the -
ing. U.u
Only one dose taken be- "
Nightmare. -
Only one dose taken at =
gently, and cures COs-
One dose taken after
pepsia. 4
~0ne dose of two tea- -
Sick Heach-
One bottle taken for fe- ~
moves the cause of the "
feet cure.
Only one dose immedi- -
while ~
One dose often repeated
era Morbus, and a. ~
"0nly one bottle is -
system the effects of medi- -
ness. ~
One bottle taken for
sailowDess or unnatural IL
One dose taken u short
rfgor to the appetite, and
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-18
The schOOImaster Abroad.

The following letter from candidate for
teacLer, together with some details of an
examination of his qualifications, we find
appended to the annual report of the School
Commissioners of Ohio. Its authenticity
is therefore unquestionable:
"School Examiners of - County o.
with Pleasure
"Can say that l am we'll l Have ingag-
ed School bout amile from - and
think of Commensing next Monday wish
you to send me Surtificate if you can
possible But / Don't expect one for create
Length of tiu;e as think / Stood very
Poor examination on account of being out
of Practice but think you will give me one
For fore or Six months as it will save me
some trouble to Come again Received one
Surtifficate in this State About three years
a 60 and Tout one quarter Since that time
Have Bin Teaching in Iowa until last Fall,
Then went to School at Ohio One
Quarter, and a Reader of Ohio Journal
with his Little Experience Would feel very
Sorey if should fail withith Success Please
Rite as soon as you get this to 20
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am persuaded after trying it in great many cases,
that it surpasses all other remedies within my knowl
edge for that class of difficulties for which it is
mended 1t has cured some very extreme cases under
my observation which have resisted all other treat
ment. L. D. FLEMING, N. d.
Rochester, n. Y.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-18
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF


ENZA, BRONCHITIS, wHoOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIEHT CONSUMPTION,
and for the relief Of coisumptve patients In aysncd
stages Of tho disease.
We seed not speak to the public Of it's virtues.
Throughout town, and almost every bamiot Of the
American statss its wonderful Of pulmonary cons
plants have made it already known. Nav few are .A>
families In any ciyfsed country thsscontnent Nh
out personal experience Of ts effects and
the communities any where which hare not amonr them
some living trophy Of its victory the xbsie and ds
gerous diseases Of the throat and lungs While 10 he
most powerful antidote yet known to e for the ornI
dable and dangerous diseases Of tho palmcaary us s
Is also the peantess and safest remedy tst can he en-.
ployed for infants and young pessons Parents sheul
have It in store a~inst the insioas enemy that sess
upon them unprerared We have abundant rrpands "a
believe the Cherry Rctout saves more lives by the
sumptons It prevents than those it Keep IL by
ou and cure your colds While thsl curahse Eor neg
iect them until no human skill master the inexorale
canker that fastened tr vials eats your Life awa
Al know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders and q
tory Know too the va Of this remedy we need not o.
more than to them IL is still made the best can
oc We spare cost, no toll TO prccooe the
most perfect poibic thus afford those who rNiy on
the best agent which ku furnish fcr their our
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-18

few bottles cures DROPSY, by exciting the absorb
ents.
We take pleasure in recommending this medicine as
preventive for FEVER AND AGCE, CHILL FEVER, and
all FEvERS of BILIOUS TYPE. 1t operates with
tues.
ALL WHO USE IT ARE GIVING THEIR UNANIMOUS
TSTIMONY IN ITS FAVOR.
Mix water in the mouth with the InvigorAtoR, and
svallow both together.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-18
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR

THE LIVER 1NV1GORATOR
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily
working cures almost too great to believe It curps
BY magic the first dose girixg Ssns, and seldom
than bottle Is required to cure any kind Of
LIVER Complaint from the worst Jasxdise Dyspspsa
to Headache, all Of which the result Of
DISEASED LIVER.
PRICE osE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
AANFoRD CO, Proprietors, s45 Broadway, N. 2.
Wholesale AgenfB.
Barns Park, New York; T. W. Dyett B Son, Phfadel
phia; N. 8. Burr 4 Co.. Boston; y. II. Rays b Co,
Portland; John D. Park, Cincinnati; Gaylard Ham
mond, Cleveland Fahnestock Davis, Chicago; o. J.
g. g. Hanes. baltimore 5oId siss II shs BOOK eroFE,
Millsrsburg, Ohio.
Feb Is, fets-21G
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Ger excepted) now matter how severe or CT how long
standing.
This medicine has been introduced by empty
pus and Misrepresentation is 1t intended that it's
present popularity shall be sustained by any medium but
its merits and the appreciation Of the public.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-03-18

The Catholicon is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have been benefited
but one-and that one nothing will help
Truly yours, WM LAIRD HAYLETT, N. D.
New PHILADELPHIA O.
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REFERENCES.

The Medicine is well known and appreciated, and
viii have q steady and increasing sale. know of no
preparation that compare with it for the particular
complaints for which 1t is designed. satisfied by
the making of 1t in my own family ana by al
most every days evidence of its benefits to Others tha
justly merits the warmest Recommendation, it fienss
have given of it.
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Female Complaints.

Of these are Prolapsur, Uteri, or
fall of the Womb, Fluor Albus,
of whites; Chronic Inflammation
and liberation of the Womb, In
cidental Hemorrhage, or Flood
ing; Painful, Suppressed and ir-
regular Menstrustion, &c, with
all the accompanying evils, (Can-
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A. ]. STIFFLER, Sec'y
March A, 1658-v2n26 26tf.
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Thus far, has given entire satisfaction in all
where has been used and do not hesitate to
mend In every for which it is designed. consd
1t invaluable medicine, and sufferers should know
it. L. BROWNE, N. D. Clermont, N. H..
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public and private has always labored for
the interests and welfare ofthe State. If
party feaity, in connection with high per-
sonal qualifications, is passport to Office,
then 10 pan has superior claims to Mr..
Strnuhers. We also claim his election up
on the ground that the Northern tier was
honored with aud accepted the nomina-
ton last winter, in the person of ISAAC
Benson, Esq, Of this place, when it was
we'll known that no candidate Of our party
could be elected and now that our candi-
dates election is morally certain, we deem
it but just that northwestern man should
be nominated and elected.
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31rIltifaI>
PENESEaVA@JA EEENTION.
7 pte tn .CQnqr ressioaQ2 Districts.

We c.sy. f1on the Harrisburg Tele-
1nat&, tae following carefully prepared
tables 81 the official vote in each Congress
ioual Dis:.$et in this State We do so
more to place the vote on record for con-
xOnicnt reference in future, than because
We believe it will be generally interesting
to our readers. The TABLE >lso corrects
several errors which we ipEocently made
in our paper qf iaa4 weex. The Tefe-
graph waaas the foIloEipg remarks in
preserving the table;
@La %fIlS,ng at this result, we deal
with the Democrats liberally. For iu-
stance, we give them Montgomerys en-
lire vote in the s0th district, whist it is
MeE Known that, being an Anti-Lecomp-
ton man. he received vely large Anti
LecomptQp and American Republican
vote.
80 siss ie tie 22d district, we give
them the Democratic vote proper, and the
entire vote cast for Williams, who ran as
m anti-tsx candidate, and received a
large American-Republiean vote on that
ground. This antitax question is ques-
t.GR Qf absorbing interest in this district,
s1d very seriously affected the election.
''Jn Bcrks county, it will be observed,
the American- Republicans ran no candi-
date of their own, but united with the
Anti -Lecom ptonitcs OF Major Swartz:-
rTpScp DTSTpTTT
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THE editor OF the Ohio &tqtfsDaaa, the
next day after the overwhelming defeat of
the Democratic party IN Ohio, said be Yas
prouder of his Democracy then than pc
had ever been before in ali his life. We
are disposed to agree with him that de-
mocracy, like syllabub, is best when well
whipped. d.-LouisriNe J0ur7lat.
a correspondent of the New York Times
writing from Salt Lake City, Sept. 18th,
says: 1T is rumored about town that
Heber Kimball was presented BY some of
his "spirituaIs" with eleven children,
night before last just to think OF a
mans own immediate family increasing
at the rate of eleven each night"
Governor DENvER's SUccEssoR.-
4 Leavenwort h letter says: 1t i Fumored
here that tie Hon. Tindly Patterson viii
be the successor Of Gov. Uanver. Tx
Secretary Stanton has become Iyed res
Iident OF the territory, il oua OF tie popu-
lar men Of the country a4d is likely u BE-
one Of the two first United States Senators
from Kansas"
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205-77; William Nicholson, No 36 o.
g. 1reos.-Eliashib Tracy, No 4-2I: 9Is
g. Chgp.-A. NJ K. S,orie, yo Ji' ~
42; A. Robeno, No. SO; Rev IL -
Chambers, No 4-207. ''4D
q. Gond.-Bcnj. F Dennissop " :
-l78; Thomas II. Stewart, No. 49-G
John c. Macguigan, No. 2l4O. l'Iij
Cotterall, No. 66-33; W, y. Bell "" VA
54-l. ~
G .Sent-Benj F. Duane. No. Lilo
William \. Bell, No. 54-I93.
1t will be seen from this vote t,.,
member of Eulalia Division, located . =
Coudersport. was selected for G " q
! for the coming year. -
After very excellent speech from i,
G. W. P. elect, your correspondent r'' ,,''
called cut, and thanked the dcIcoa,o,' 'a' %
well as he could for the kind feeliDo n.a "
ifested towards brave and uufateriGg Fn
lalia Division, in thus selecting one 0fba,
members for the second Office in the orJ,.
of the State. All, what pleasure to Stand
in the presence of the Representatives ~
the great cause Of Temperance in n,
State, and tell them Of the glorious ctfor,'
Of our noble Division
There is to be a Temperance Bonono.
Tomorrow night, and Grand Mass Ale.,
f, ing on Friday night, at which B,e.bo,
and Chapin are to speak. The GOOD e.rsa
is certainly onward in this city. Na7 the
whole State soon be aroused to the no
cessity Of hanishing the curse Of ntcn
perance from the laud.
Our friends will all be glad to see ,h,.
William Nicholson is reelected Grand
Scribe. He has made a faithful and ~,
cient officer and richly deserves this mark
Of approval.
The friends Of reform are still reioiciq,
over the result fthe election. 1t !. oooi
to see the smiling faces Of our frienls.
and Buchanan man can easily be told At
any distance by the length Of his vi>age
JS.N,
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\ PROCLAMATION.
FELLOW CITIZENS -

Tie goodness of God to US as a PocTJ
calls for our public acknowledgment, 'lt
our grateful praise. The past and rh
present are crowded with His blessings
Nothing has occurred 10 imperiI tie pin
/ ciplcs Of civil aud religious liberty ppoI
which our Government is based, Or tom
terfere with its harmonious operations ii
I al! Its departments. We arc at peac.
with all foreign nations. and the nose O
violence is unkeard within our borders
While all enjoy perfect freedom Of oFia
! ion, the genial influences OF cur tce II
stitutions, and the mild spirit Of our ho.
religion, are more and more unlunguS
one brotherhood. Our educational InStl
tutions are ditIusing intelligence anon,
the masses of our citizens, inducing
| higher appreciation Of their pnyIca''
and deeper sense Of their ob.lgatIonI
/ Though in some localities the pcstl.20c'
has prevailed, our country at large HI
enjoyed unusual health, and we are D.cs7
ed with an abundance of all the neceS'a1
ries, aud the comforts of life. Ourmdn1
trial pursuits are fast recovering from %
torpor induced by the recent hnan"
enbarrassments; confidence Is beng Il
stored, and business is resupling It's Topl
ed activity 4lercies crown all our III
tions in life, and the hopes Of glo1sul
Immortality wait to cheer and bless cv'l
heart.
Prompted by my own convictions u
duty, and in conformity with the exPre'l
ed wishes of many of my fellow cltI.e91
T. William r. Packer, Governor Of
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, Do Del
by appoint Thursday, the E'g'""
Dag Of November nr.pt, to be oAa'"
as day Of general 7horksgir'"g
Prayer. and recommend to all cur py,
that setting aside on that day all WORM
pursuits, they assemble in their resp
i've places Of worship, and unite ID O9.
ing thanks TO God for His goodness
ploring lis gracious forgiveness, ana
continuance Of His mercieS. ADd y"
our hearts throb with gratitude TO
for His unnumbered blessings, let u
raj charity be extended to all upon W.
have been laid the burdens Of mlslo"
and want.
GIVEN under my band, and the 0',
SEAL Of the State, at Harrisburg
Twenty-eighth day Of October, u
year of our Lord one thousand -
hunjred and fifty,oight, and o'
Commonwealth the eighty-tnl.d'
By THE GOVERNOR:
WM. NJ. HIESTEE,
Secretary Of the Common TFG'"
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State Treasurer.

BY reference to the columns of several
Of the leading Republican papers in the
State, We notice that ThoMAs SrRUTH-
EsR, Esq, Of Warren, is mentioned as a
candidate for State Treasurer. We most
cheerful!y enter the list of his friends,
and will use cur influence to promote the
election of Mr. Struthers to that Office.
No man in the State, in our opinion,
would discharge its dutles with more abil-
ity, honesty and fidelity than he would
II is brt deserved compliment to the
Repub leans of the northern part Of the
State, taat me Of their nun.ber 50 proni-
nant and 5leaervina as Mr. Struthers should
be elected t. ill this mPortant Office. lie
is well known throughout the State as an
able Legislator and fnancier, and both IN
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Annual SessiOH0ffh Grand Di
ViSlOst of the $. OFT. OGPenn-
SyIyani&.
Correspondence Of the Potter Journql.
InILApELPHIA, Oct. y, /

DEAR JOURNAL.-The annual session
Of the Grand Division of tho s. of I. of
Pennsylvania commenced in Central Hall
this morning at 10 o'clock. There was
an unusually large attendance Of delegates.
and an excellent spirit seemed to animate
most of them. Less was said about the
order, and more about the Temperance
cause, than at the Sessions Of the G. D.
| have heretofore had the pleasure of at
tending.
When the delegates assembled this
evening, it was found that Central Han
would not seat near all Of them, and an
adjournment was had to Franklin ilall,
where the Grand Division met in the
palmy days ofthe Order. heard several
of the city delegates say, there no0e, were
50 many delegates present before. The
iirst business in order this evening was
the election OF officers for the ensuing year.
There was quite spirited contest for
most of tue Offices. The result of the
iirst ballot mas announced at half. past / D
O'Clock, anl was as follows:
G. " P-Henry K. Smith, No. So
253. DIR. James Bryan, No. l-46; Chris
tial Hubbard, No 385-18.
G ". A.-.john s. Mann, No. 389-
l62; James NJ. lyle, No 36-l44 Viii
liam Elmslie, No 74-l0.
&. Scri5e--Chas. Il. Chichester, No.