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Rcv. P. Cnnnou,s Lecturc.

The lecture before the Young Mems Literary
Society, on Thursday evening, was ono OF the
most elegant, classical, ornate productions that
we have ever had the pleasure OF hearing "The
American Scholar" was subject just suited to the
happy style Of the reverend orator, aud large
aud appreciatyo audience was delighted with the
manner in which he treated It. 1t would be folly
for us TO attempt TO give even an abstract OF the
lecture. The points were not ndmel ous. but were
thoroughly aud elaboratey discussed. Ho first
gave us the picture of scholar, in the fullest
sense of the term, noting the difference between
simple knowledge aud lp!sdom showed the labor
aud energy necessary to overcome the obstacles to
accomplished scholarship impressed the idea that
scholarship consists OF sef-devolopment in what
ever manner displayed, aud that all highly-skilled
workmen were therefore scholars gave the names
of many scholars who have illumiued the worlds
history by their works and then dwelt upon the
distinctions which should mark the American
scholar as one of an advanced grade in the worlds
progressive development.
1t is certainly an honor TO our town that we
have public spirit enough or else the good fortune
to retain amoug U.S. if but for a season, such men
as the clergymen at present officiating in Perrys
burg pulpits
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Road Nn1ics-

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the owners Of the fol-
~ loving lands, TO wits The south halves of see
tons 10 20 81 22 and 49, and the north halves OF sec
80 49, 2s ~, aud 26 in Portage township Wood conn
w. Ohio that by order OF the commissioners Of said
county. Oolliser IIaskins Edmond GOrton and Samuel
MeCrory, Sr, viewers, and Nathan W. Muton, survey
or, will meet at the house OF VIM. Readman, on tie
4th day Of February, 1885, to view and lay out coun
" road, commencing at the northwest of
tion 80, and southwest of section 49, thence
east on section line to the northeast corner dissection
20 and south corner OF section 25 town g. range
III east, H. L. MILLER, et. ul., Petitioners
Jan. 7, 1s5s-9jw4S2,O0
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James Murray, Jesse = Norton, by namo Of the
Perysburg Bank, VS., Joseph p, Corey ct al
BY virtue of an execution to me directed and
delivered from the Court OF Common Plea. of
Wood county, Ohio, l will oifer FOR sale at the
door Of the Court House, In Perry sburg
On Saturday, January - S5s H
between the ours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o.
cloch p NJ Of said day. the following described
ter of section number two (2) of township mum
Der four ~ in range pnwbyr ten (l0,) in Wood
county, Ohio, coniailiug eighty acres more or
less taken IN execution az the property of Joseph
+. Wade, Z. W NORTON, Sheriff
JAMS MunRNY. Atty
Dec II, lS57-32N 6k3 90
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awThe louisville Journal tapers off a
sharp paragraph on the internal strife among
the Democrats of the North, with these orac,
ular words :.ogr,u-eI ..r
The man who invented the engine of tor
ture called the g brazen bull" was roasted in
it: the fellow who inv entt the guillotine lost
his head by it: and the party that devised
the Kansas bill is doomed to the fate of its
illustrious predecessors" JaCrns-
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THlRTEEN EARS OF Corn ON ONE STALK.-Our
friend Wm. Crook, Sen. exhibited to us a few days
since, thirteen ears Of corn, all of which grew up
on one stalk. We don't believe any county in the
state can beat this, not even excepting Clermont,
where the high price of whskey and great demand
for the crather" affords unusual inducements for
growing as many ears on stalk as possible. The
fact is, Mr.. Crook is the right kind of a farmer.
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REMOVAL OF THE KANSAS LEoIsLATuRE.-The
81 Louis Democrat says:
"The latest news from Lecompton is to the
9th inst On that day the Legislature, which
had met on the 4th, adjourned to Lawrence,
there being no accommodations for the members
at the former place. The Governor had signed
the bill sanctioning the removal"
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An affray occurred at school-house
two or three miles west of this place, a few
evenings since, betweentwo young men named
sBattenfeld and ellison, during which the lat
ter received "a wound in the thigh from a
knife in the hands of the rmer.--Napoleon
NorM West tA
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Mr.. Wright, our new Envoy at Berlin,
has distinguished himself by his temperance
principles. AT a dgsaner a Ia tourchette. which
be recently gave in honor of Alexander Won
Humbolt, to which all the Americans resident
in Berlin were invited, hominy and other prep
aratlons of Indian corn were provided, but
no zine,
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,LN ,l,yaIi Esattks

Notwithstanding the reports 20 the contrary we
would say TO our Friends AMI patrons Lhattho Pcrrys.
burg Mills are grinding daily, at all hours ana are
doing good work, (if not battor) than any Ml in
the country. Furthermore would saw Tint il is our
intention To depend upon Custom Work mainly. aud
10 mnko it the hill tor the people, Flour aud feed oi
all kinds hand and for sale aud any orders left NJ
onr Store, will receive prompt attcaol, und will be
delivered free GC ci7rge.
Dee. |, lS57---20f T.. II, MILLER e co
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EwThs Washington correspondent of the

CEThs Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press says;
"The President, learn, declines commit
ting himself as to his future action on the
Kansas question. to anybody, stating that
that action cannot he fairly determined on
until the fullest inf ,rmation has been received
of the election returns of the 4th of January,
and their character, whether fair or fraudu.
lent"
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

pe.,b,terian--G. A. ADAMS, Pastor-SsrVice every
Sabbath at l0i o'clock A. NJ, and p. NJ s,...,,
R.ptist-I p. CANNON. Paster-Service every SaOoath
n Ioi A. NJ, and evening. e.,
NJ f.. Chureh-M. RICHARDSON, Pastor-serNee
svsrv Sabbath at l0l A. NJ.
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NOTICE Is hereby given 70 the owners Of tho fol,
N lowing lands, 60 Wit fac south halves OF seo-
ons 80 -, and Is, aud the north halves of sections
that hy order of the commissioners Of raid cu,intys
COllisicr las1ins, Edmond Gorjou, Slmvel MoCrory,
Sr.. viewers, and Nahsa W. Min,ou. surveyor. will
OF Fehtunry lSiS, to view, survey AMI lv out couH
ty road commencing NJ the north east cf
ton 43 aud southeast corner of section - thence
west section limo to northwest Of section 81
aud south west corner OF section 81, town north,
range u east. VI. Z, MILLER. Ell. AL. pet'rs.
Jan. T. is5S4S5wlSgCO
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TIME GOLDEN PRIZE.
rLLusrRArup. 1853. 1LLusrRArnD.

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one Of
the largest and best literary papers of the day. An
Imperial Quarto containing eight pages FORTY
UMNs of entertaining original matter; and elegantly
illustrated every week.
Gift worth from so cents to $500 90 In
Gold will be presented to each subscriber inn
mediately on receipt of the subscription mon-
CYs
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sohool Examiners' Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session Tor
Al. examination of Teachers at Freeport on the first
Tuesday in February.
In addition to the usual course, al Teachers VIII
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant win be examined who is not present
puns,u.lly at 10 O'Clock An.
J.w. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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asr srGriswold, of Maumee, pays the highest
prices for produce and sells goods at suspension
prices, If you don't believe it, just give him
call and test the pudding by chewing the string,
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ii. z. AvEmLL, Secretary, Of 7. Q.
Jan. 8, lSjS-35wi.
LEGAL NOTICE..

IIItIAIl NUIICEI.
NNTILLIAM A. PREM flCE, of the state of Caifor.
w MIA, will take notice that Augustus NJ. Thomp.
son, of Wood county in the State OF Ohio die on the
23d day of December, A. ID. 1851 hio his petition in
the court of common pleas OF said county and State,
aud caused attachment to issue against the goods
and chatties, lanas ana tenements of the said William
A. Prentice, TO satisfy the amounts OF promssory
note declared in said petition fos the sum orsixtyye
dollars and interest thereon from the 10th day OF Oc-
tober, a. d. 1885, given by said Prentice to Thou
Hunter, and by said Hunter transferred to s4dAu
gustus NJ. Thompson, and which note was due and re-
mains unpaid, and that unless the said William A.
Prentice appears aud answers said petition be
fore the 2Ith day OF February, A. ID, 1853 judjmen
will be taken for the amount of said and interest
aforesaid and OF suit and order had to sell
the attached property to satisfy the same.
BY $. JEFFERSON, his Atty
Jan Z IS5S-35W6SlO0
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Mond Cnm,lnnn rlr1s.. 4

jacob Myers Joha Rice, and Rachael Rice ct al
fNllE said John Rice and Rachael Rice OF the State
of II inois, aud heirs at John Myers, aeces svd.
will take notice that the plaintiff Jacob Myers, en- th
oh day of December 1857, ls tas Clerks once OF
ttlon aEains, them and others setting forth contract
entc'cd into the 231 day OF Apri, 1890. between
Jacob Myers, pllnh, and John Myers who is since
deceased wherein Jacob Myers convey ed said john
Myers the wost half OF tn northeast quarter OF
tion II, rown D. range Il. Wood county, Ohio, in
sdcration of said conveyance said John Myers was to
pay certain notes which saA John Myers was bail DIV
Tor plast which notes said John Myers fa,lod pay.
hut which paid by the said plaintiff Jacob Mysrsr
himself Tho object aud prayer OF tho petition is To-
quiet the title Of the said land In plaintiff Tho saii
defendants further modified to answer by February
~ 1873, or said petition will be takon rs true -
J. r. PRICE, Plaintiffs ATTY
December 81 l85Z--33wG$l.l5.
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ns-Our esteemed friend, DR.. Charles Boards
ley, formerly from central Ohio, has been duly
installed editor-in chief of the Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Herald. DR.. B. is good writer. and this new
field of labor will afford ample opportunity for
putting his superior talants into useful activity
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Q-S- The Washington correspondent OF the n,
Y. Tribune, writing under date of the / lth inst,
says:
The Lecompton Constitution is as dead as n
door nail, without even being brought here, Its
contrvers may go through that farce, but it will
hardly pay expenses II any doubt existed on this
subject before, it has been removed by the pro-
coedngs of the Indiana Convention aud the caucus
of the Ohio Legislature. Those two results have
only confirmed previous tendency, and afforded
chance to bolt which will be gladly accepted.
Every day the strength of the Administration is
declining on this test and in few weeks the fire.
eaters will be left alone in their glory. Even
now the conservative portion of the South is be-
ginning to retreat, and Clay Jewett and Stevenson
of Kentucky will denounce the Lecompton instru-
mont as Constitution not fit to be made, at the
first opportunity.
After alluding to tho critical position of the In
diana bogus Senators, he thus refers to Pugh:
Mr. Pugh, whose seat is in no present jeopardy
bears up better under the crushing condemnation
of the Legislative caucus. He stands his ground
waiting for the factous majority" to grount
arms and solicit terms of surrender. MohammeC
will not go to the mountain Perhaps it will come
to him, as mountains are u the habit of being OBJ
liging.
Itwould seem from the following paragraph
from the same letter, which is abundantly corro-
borated, that the Vice President is arrayed agains
Buchanan
Mr.. Breckenridge, though not an actor in tn,
Senate, is by no means passive spectator. Their
is no special sympathy between him and the Ad
ministration at best, for causes which may be ex
planned hereafter, and the Lecompton enterprise
not being to his taste, will hardly lead to any bet
ter understanding,
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Aseneth ClOugh IS Estate,

Aseneth CIOugh s Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been daily appointed Administrator OF the estate
OF Aseneth Clough, deceased
JAMES McPADDEN, Admir-.
Jan 81, lsJS--37w4Sl
NOTiCE.-rhe public are hereby warned against
~ harboring or trusting my wife, Pruda Kellogg, 40
l will pay no debts OF her contracting.
jan. 10, ls5S-26w3 GEORGE KELLOGG.
LII persons indebted to me, or to any of the firms
IA ofwhich have been, or am a member by book
account or otherwise notified to settle the same
immediately otherwise legal process will be resortod
to fer that purpose l"s JAMES MURRAY.
Augusta, ls57-l3u
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as- Rev. Mr. Cannon will deliver another
discourse on the, Law under which We live, next
Sabbath evening, the weather being favorable
This sermon will be general in its character,
thougham most applicable to young ladies.
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srCapt. MColley is now running his sloop
'Swsepcr between this port and Toledo and is
prepared to carry freight on good terms.
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'ons-Toombs is not Douglas man, as has been
reported. After much hesitation, he is out
boldly for Buchanan and the Lecompton Con-
stitution. -r
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sh.r,g,s soye.


Jtcob lunch Va. Jatus Curtis.
DG virtue Of az alias fa to me directed aud deliv,
Detsd from th" court of Common Pleas or Wood
county. Ohio In M above entitled cause will offer for
sale, vt the door of tbs Court Iousr in Perrysburg,
ON Saturday, February G, 1858,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ and two o'clock
Z. NJ. W SAID day. nlots T0S aud T09 in porrysburv,
Wood county Ohio. C.W. NORTON, Sheriff.
Jan, Z, lS5}--35w5Sl 81
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t,herih,s sale.
= yHUTIH = rHIts
Charles b Brooke. Admir- OF John Brooke.

Charles brooke, Admir- OF John Brooke, etlaL W.
Mary \, Earl, etal.
DY virtue of ycndi writ of execution TO me direct
I'D cd AMI delivered frem the court of common pleas
OF Wood county. Ohio in the above viii offsu
for sale the door OF the court house, in Perry ysbrg
On SatiTaay, He 30ttddg Of January, A, H. 1858, 3,
between the bUurs OF ~ o'clock 4. W., an o'clock f.
NJ of said day ths following described raa estate tr
wit The east half of the uorA quarter OF section
fourteen of township four north of range twelve easr
containing eighty acres in Wnpd cOuaty ChIa.
G., w, NORTON, Shur IT,
S. JEFFERSON, his Attorney.
December 81. 1S5S--9iw IS1 6Iy
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or Hons. r. Mott and E. D. Peck have our
thanks for Congressional and Legislative docu-
ments. a' ..i#
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For the Journal.
The XYnnd Cnunty EencheIa, Assnciniinn.

The Wood County Teachers Association.
The Wood County Teachers Association will hold
its fifth session at Bowling Green February 9Th, 1855
commencing at nine o'clock AN.
1t is unnecessary to urge the Importance of this As
sociaton as one of the best auxliares In promoting
the best interests Of education in county, for this
is already acknowledged by those who have attended
it's meetings, and have become acquainted with its
aims Every friend of education will and suitable
place to exert his her influence in endeavoring so
raise higher the standard of schools, and
thus render them more cmphaticay "rhe Peoples
Colleges Every teacher will find IL faithful ally in
the noble work of cultivatfng the human mind These
reasons would seem sufficient to procure large at
tendance at the coming session of tho Association.
EssAYIsrs
NJ. d. I. BuEr,-Sub ect-llabits Of the Teacher.
ID. w. IL. DAY, Grammar.
w. H. GoRRlLL, '' of his own choice.
W.S. THuRsToN, " Phrcnology.
A.P. DONALDSON" Model Teachers.
D. A. AvBRY, Rhetoric in Schools.
MISS MARY IL. AVERY, Subject of her own choice.
J.J. PoE his
Miss JULIANNA MOORE, Z" her "
ii. H. Poe. Best Method OF Governing Schools.
| Other matters of interest which should claim the
attention of every friend of right education in
county, will be brought mp and acted upon by the So
ccty 1t is to be hoped therefore, that all who feel
an interest in this matter, win be in attendance.
Jan. 81, 1893. ID. l.. BUELL., Sec.
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WOOD common PtCOs.
Belmont Co Branch State Bank OF Ohio vs. John Ellis.

worth, aud others
l Ohm ELLSWORTH, Mary Ellsworth, llonry Ellis.
81 worth and Andrew Nesmit, will take notice that y
petition has been filed against them aud others in Mood
county common pleas, asking for Judgment az gainst
John Ellsworth aud schuyler n Beach for the suu ur
four hundred dollars with seven pcr cent interest
from March 18th, lS6i, being tho amount OF certain
note executed by the said Nswprth ~ Beach. TO the
Ohio life Insurance and Trust Company aud hy them
asst gncd to plaintiff also for The sale OF the north.
cast quarter and the north half OF the south cast quar-
ter ol ecetion number eighteen QSA mtowhship NUM-
Der -four (O north range number ten 0) east mort
gagedby said Ellsworth aud Mary his wife, to secure
tho payment OF said note Said petition also sets
forth that said property has been subsequently for.
gagged TO Schuyler N. Beach, EbcncEcr Grahaa and
William Houston and to Andrew Nesh' Petition asks
that said mortgage lions ma, he that said lands
may be sold and the proceeds distributed according 20
the priority of liens.
Said dctondnts are therefore notlS. that 1nless
they appear, dcmur to said petition on or
before the 2st day of February, A. D. tS5S that At
the next term Of the Hfter the expiration OF said
time, plaintiff will apply to said court for judgment or
said note and an order 10 sell said mortgagrd Premises
BY pLUNKETT q COWAN
Dec. "a lSS7--93NGS h55. prr Att'y
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as- Miller, the man who shot Fitch, has been
acquitted on the ground Of insanity,
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ShcrT's Sale.

Charles Foster x CO.. vs. whiicoA,b uaskins and
Henry Huskins. ..+aitf ftui
10y Virtte or an execution to mo directed and do.
ID livOred from the coutt OF eoiumop pleas ofWood
county, Ohio, In the rbuy- cRpSs will oHer for sale
at the dtar OF the court house In Ferry sburg in saiL
comfy, i' t.Hl
Oa Monday ftt 25h d'ry of January A. D. 1888,
between the hours VI one and two O'clock I. NJ the
following hands ard tcncncptt, to wit The west half
of the southwest quarter Of section twenty-five (22,
in town siN G) north ofraugc ten QO) east Couainin
eighty ACRES more or less, in Wood county, Ohio.
e. w. NORTON, Sheriff
AsuEn Cook ATTORNEY fJr Plain
u = Al
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sheriif,s BALE.

James Green vs.. Sarah Green, ct. al.
DY virtue OF an order of sale 10 me directed anl
ID delivered from the court OF common plcns Of
Wood county in the above entitled causc | will sell
to the highest bidder at the door Of TAG house in
Perrysburg, in said oounty, ..
On Saturday, Me SObt day Of January 4, ID. 1855,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock \. M. and 2 o'clock
p NJ the following real esate, to wit The half
of the south west quarter OF section tweny.ore of
township four uOrth. OF range niue east containing
80 acres, subject to the dover of Sarah Green.
Terms-One' third in hand, ono third in one year.
and Onehirl in two years with interest, and notes
secured ~ mortgage on the premises.
c. w. NORTON, Seerih.
Innnnrv Z 1a6a-4hnlsSp 40 - -
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Admiuistrator's Sale OF Heat T;sioie.

Administrators Sale OF ncal Estate.
DH virtue of an order OF sale issued to them by the
D?robatc Court, the undersigned will Offer for sale,
NJ public auction, at the door OF The Court House. in
Pcrysburg,
On Monday. Feb. 9Th, 1858,
between the hours of one and two ~, the following
described lands u teuomens: Tho und iided two Rnhs
2j) of out-lot number two hundred aud thirty
(233 in the new survey Of outlos IN the town of Per
ryshurg, Wool county, Ohio, being 9j-l0J acres,
more or less
Terms Of payment, one half down. tho bllluce on
time, secured by mortgage. JOHN BATES
ASHER Cook Atty. q C.. c. BAIRD,
Ad,mrs, of e. w. Baird, Decd.
Jam. I, Ia59--95M5S2.hA.
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WOOD COM PLEAS

toaiS Jones ys. s. II. barnes and Chlue W .Barncs
fEiE deendcnt Chloe w, Barn : Is hereby o.ihsd
l. that the plaintiff on the 18th day Of Januauy lSJ
filed his petition In the Clerks Office of the Court of
Common Pleas Of Wood County, Ohio. The object Of
said petition is to torcclosc mortgage which was Civ.
en- by defendcnt, Chloe W. Barnes, to plaintiff Aug.
%, 1885, on lots No o. 10, Is and lG in the town of
Portage in said Wood Go. That there il now due on
the SAID mortgage and the notes giycu nt the same
time by deendcnt the of $40 with inter- At at 10
per cent $50 since Oct. 49, 1856 and on $50 since
Noy. lSJd. DefCHdent IL further notified 10 answer
10y the 25th day Of February next or judgement will
be aEcn and an Ordcrto sell tIe mortgage premises.
J. +, PRICE, pllinlTs Atty.
Inn L IshS-9GtvG&l % =
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SIKANED.
STRAGED from the Ibscriber last spring, three
Cyear old Steer cherry red heavy built in good
bouts OF said Steer will be lberAy rewarded by ad
dressing me at Perrysburg A. LAMAN
Jan IT, lS5S--3Gw2%
$2O0 REWARD.
IT having come knowledge that some mnliciously
l. disposed person persons have boGn attempting
breaks By cutting the Hydraulic banks, there
FORE the subscribers offer the above reward for infor
nation which shall lead to the detection and couyic-
tion of any person persons who have been or sha
hereafter be guilty OF causing breaks in said Hydraulic
Water Power. i. II. Mili.ER Il CO..
f.. TEFFT.
PETER WlrZLER
WM CROOK, JR,
j. NJ HlRTH.
c. w. BROWN d GO.
ii. z. AvERILL, Secretary, of =. q. d II. Co.
Lam. 3 INlH-3hWl.