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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
SANDS sARsAPARILLA.

Persons long afflicted who have vainy tried many expe-
dens to eradicate disease but too apt to give way
to dependency, and renquish all hope Of cure. Even
when remedy cured thousands is PLACED within
their reach they excIam, OH it is OF nothrs will
cure me- This is worse folly wul sacrifice Of
health the greatest OF temporal blessings; such morbid
feelings peculiarly obtain among sufferers Scrofula,
Cutar erupve diseases, arising chiefly from the
dshguriug repusVe features OF these ualadeS
Let who thus afflicted from their ethargy
and resort to SANDS sARsAPARILLA, they will then
perIence in persons healing and rsin
Viyoratong properties Of this unfaing remedy.
Prepared sold by A. Il. D. sANDs, Druggists, 100
Fulton St., New York.
Sold also by T. H. LOGAN CO., Wheeling, and by Drug
FSts generally. april"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

TUE New York papers say that the great
event of the season (every event there is of that
sorD, came off at the close of last weeks per-
formances at the Academy of Music. at was
an extraordinary theatrical representation by
Amateurs, in aid of the American Dramatic
Fund Association" We read that
The house was almost entirely Metropolitan,
and included almost everybody that is anybody
and n great many people who have tried for
long time to be somebody, but with only mod
crate success
The performances of the evening were com
menced by the recitation by Mr.. Taylor (and
well done, too) of the subjoincd prologue, which
was written by Mr.. y. p Willis
Ladies' and gentlemen, say
A word about the moral Of our play.
The play itsef-CIvc read i:)-goes to prove
You smile! Perhaps you think that's nothing new;
Say what you will Ui human multiplicity,
Two never yet had just the same felicity!
To show you one more kind oflove trouble
a -entlena n gets married, one fine day,
And takes his wife home with him-t'ali o. h;D
She OF The most in Ioye-nOt funny,
Considering she WIS poor and had no money!
when sle's no tin, sie makes it uP in love
Our bride therefore fond, and something over
a balance mind you! that she gave no lover!
Though not so thought lord and there's the bot-r,
She had been hy chance to kiss her brother:
His lady had been to kiss man!
On this hook hangs the plot. But III not stay
To tell you all the workings OF the play.
Suffice Il that the story goes to show
YOU sir, have Glanced, everybody knows,
Ofal the bush TO get the sweetest rose;
Don't think the butterflies won't try to sip!
Where honey Is, the silly things Will be,
They're in the habit OF it-(Hcs, stree ~
This, then, moral: hotter than PerditOn
Is that rehearsal o. Il hcll-suspicon.
AMI, though an angel sometimes turns out human,
lie true yourself and you may trust in woman!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

A PRAIRIE ship or wind wagon, has been put
on the route between Wcstpurt Mo, and Pixies
Peak 1t is expected to travel an average of
over hundred miles day, and is is TINS de.
scribed The affair is on wheels, which
mammoth concerns, about twenty feet in cir
conference, aud the arrangement;for passengers
is built somewhat after the style of an omnibus
body. 1t is to be propelled by the wind and
through the means of sails. As to the wheels,
it looks like an oyergrown omnibus; and as to
the spars and sails, it looks like dimi"utve
schooner 1t vii! seat about twenty-four pas
sergers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
AS LONG AS THERE IS LIFE THERE Is

MEssas. o. II. BAKER Co. GeTES:-For the benefit Of
the public especially those who suffering with ds-
eased lungs suIj=ct coughs and colds wi to
add my testimony that OF others touching the en-
cacy Of DR. HALLS BALSANf Last winter attacked
with cough, very shortly after followed by
PAINS IN NY BREAST SIDES, and OF HREATu
remedies and to what deemed the
advice but Notwithstanding all that con-
tnued daily decline, until pronounced entirely
PAST RECOVERY. DEATH FROM sUPFOcATIOS SEEMED
VERY NJ, with the utmost difficulty that
could Just this stage Of disease my hu'-
band heard Of DR.. HALLS BALsAM and its great EFTI-
CACY, procured a bottle at once. commenced its
diately and HOURS TERETRoN
EXPECTORATFD LARGE MASSES OF PHLEGM AND
MATTER WHICH GAVE NE GREAT RELIEF. continued tie
Of directed, and able to that am
restored TO health.
further reference call residence, Belts
ST.; south side, doors Of Lynn.
4 CIScISxArI April 6, 1852. MRS. S. A. MURPHY.
I- Dr. HANS BlLsAu warranted break up the most
distressing cough hours The will be cheer
fully refunded. For sale by
/ apg7-7w TIL LOGAN ( CO., Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

WE think that that old genius, Rip Van Win
kie, himself, must be cditoraliy presiding over
the steubenvie Rera2d-inasmuch that pa
per has just walked UP to he fact that Senator
Caldwell made u hereiicaI speech, at the Court
House here, about three months ago, which the
Herald reproduces from some far off exchange
The Herald is very jubilamt AMI much tickIcd
over the speech,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

The n Y Times correspondent says he has
convcrsed with ten Of the jurymen in the
Sickles case, and is especially instructed by
them to state, and they want it distinctly under.
stood, that they gave their verdict on the prn-
:iple that, in the absence of any adequate pun
shmcnt by law for adultery, the man who
!iolates the honor and dcSolatcs the home of
lis neighbor, he does at the peril of his life.
md if he falls by the outraged husbands hands,
,e deserves his doom. This principle they
agreed upon unanimously six days since.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

WE said the other day that it was matter oil
some qualification to to find that the views
which the Inteltigeneor had from the first eX'
pressed as to the real nature of the canvass
between Goggin and Letcher, were being so
noted exchanges. We have quoted from them
in support of our views, as we shall continue to
do throughout the canvass. The New York
Herald, which was for some time disposed to
cooperate with the opposition, formally recants
its position and sympathy thus:
When the new opposition party of Virginia,
some weeks ago, took the field, we gave 1t
liberal support under the impression that it was
but the beginning Of new and powerful organ
| ization which, upon broad national and constitu-
tional grounds, would hold the balance OF power
! in 1860, and save the country, between the two
great sectional parties of the day. But alas |!
! this promising conservative party has rapidly de-
Perforated into a mere niger agtating faction,
| out Herodng HerOd in its supreme devotion to
Southern rights, Southern institutions, Southern
niggerS and Southern slavery. Thus this new
party has already ceased to be available as the
nucleus of great national organization, in be-
| ing reduced to n single sectional issue, and thus
the result of this Virginia contest, in broad
national view-whether Letcher or Goggin shall
/ be elected observation-disclosures a matter of little
or no consequence.
And again
The sum and substance of this Virginia Oppo'
sition movement is vain attempt to cut under
and cut out the democracy the niger ques-
ton. We are thus taught that the slavery
issue overrulcs and ovcrrdcs all other issues in
the South, and that the opposition in Nirgnin
from sheer necessity, have thus been driven to
this foolish experiment Of outshouting the
democracy as the defenders Of slavery. In
Kentucky and Tennessee they are pursuing a
boder and broader line of policy upon the great
practical issues Of the times, and yet the shap
ing of this Virginia canvass is suggestive o
anything but an opposition revolution, either
there or elsewhere in the South. Make h'
siarery agitation the paramount question 'oher'
tie pr0.sIarery democracy Ibid the ground, ana
they srU continue to AOlI it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

price gas Chicago rey M ISTsi al
. 81 per thousand feet o effect
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

TRE celebration at New York city on Tuesday
last, by the Odd Fellows of the U. S, was an
imposing demonstration. The New York Com
mercial gives n list of the various lodges repre-
sentcd in the procession, which was very long.
The Baltimore delegation numbered about four
hundred, representing some thirty different
lodges, and including "Father Wiidey," who is
stated to have been the originator of Odd Eel
lowship in the United States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

TASTELESS WORM POWDERS!
WIN destroy worms always.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Best Eermifuge known.
TASTELE SS WORM POWDER.
0''''' TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Never known TO TAI, -
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Can't do without them in my family.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Will do what say.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Sold over 5000 bottles last year.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
PhyIlciaus prescribe H.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
R1peled seventy worms from John Mobiles child
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Expelled sixty worms from Asa Ross child.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Expelled hIrty-thrce from Jas. p. Wilson'S child
Prepared only by LAUGHIINS BCSHFlD,
aRYI Wholesale Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

ArRIL FIRST joke ose day in San Fran
cisco. The proprietor of fashionable shoe
store received polite note asking him to call
and take the measure of Madam IS pretty
foot, in order to fit her to pair of shoes. The
gentleman brushed hiS hair slipped on new
coat, and with an air Of self appreciation hur-
ried to the address and enquired FOR Madam -.
He was told that no such person was there.
ooh! yes" said the shoe man, "Shc has just
sent for me to take the measure of her foot"
"You are deceived" was the reply. "Ah!" said
the victim, 81 see it ALL it is no Madam, but a
Dam-sci," and pocketing his measuring tape
he leli.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

BROTHER FISH, Lumlcy's PiccoIomini agent,
is just now being "paased round" by our e%-
changes with good deal of JUNCTION. We have
our apprehensions, that if brother Fish could
call back couple of weeks Of his important ex
istencc, he would do some things slightly diff
ercnt from what he has done. His Wheeling
experience, we hope. will not he without its
beneficial effect upon him, in illustrating to his
operate mind, that under all circumstances,
honesty is the best policy, but especially SO
when in dealing with newspapers. They are
like the thousand.scylhcd chariots Of the Per-
slams, cutting in all directions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
SIP EcIAL NOTICES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Rps ISrEIIIGESoER.-Please announce A J. PASNELL,
JNO L. WILSON and JOHN KNOTE, as tie Citizens can
did tes the House Of Delegates.
aP22-te" CITIZENS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

Dos PtATr, once Secretary of the American
Legation at Paris, is talked of as candidate for
the Republican nomination for Lieutenant-Goy-
crnor Of Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

Colds
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II ars II SIS,
Bronchitis,
Influenza,
relieved in = very short tirns by using the
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Price 2j Cents.
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every POPULAR WITH OUR CUSTOMERS"
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1.-THE REST PILL WE EVER USED
81 prize them very highly"
"THEY ARE INEsTIMABLE."
The above letters received In reference
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Headache,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

The Georgetown Messenger tells queer story
of domestic relations in Delaware. Recently
the wife of man in DagsborOugh Hundred left
her husband and, with a young man, took up
her residence in Millsboro. The husband made
his appearance one day, and the two men pro-
ceeded from the house and sat down upon log,
and calmly talked the matter over, regarding it
in all its bearings. The result of the conference
was, that the young man who was in possession
of the wife, agreed to give the lawful but injured
and forsakcn husband, the sum of seven ,lolurs
and n dog for his wife, and he accepted the
terms!
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23

AcKNowLEDGNENr&-We are under obi
CATIONS to Hon. J. z. HuBBEra, for a copy of
the = thirteenth Annual Report of the Ohio
State Beard Of Agriculture" H
To c.. j. WETMoRE, OF the State Auditors
Office, for an 8 Abstract of the VALUATION of
Red Property in the State of Ohio as Assessed
by the DistrictgAssessors and equalized by the
Board of Equalizatio n of the several counties
Of the State, in the year 1889" Also, for a
copy Of a Communication from the Commits
sioaer Of Statistics, pertaining to Real Estate
and its value, submitted by that officer to the
Board of Equalization.
To 4. Fl. GAsroS, of Kingston, for a nice
lot Of dressed Poultry.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23

DIED
On Saturday, Dec. 10, 1859; RIcHARb HERspoS. infant son
OF Jno. H. and Margaret Mendenhall, aged 1 year 2 months
and 3 days.
In Allegan, Mich Nov. 21st, 1859, at the residence of
his son, Carlos Baker, of abscess of the Lungs, Mr.. EEES-
EzER BAKER, aged "a years.
The deceased was one OF the FIRST settlers at Delaware,
Ohio. He subsequently, removed TO Marion Ohio, thonce
to this place. During his last sickness he enjoyed that
peace 6 which the world knoweth not off, Coz.
of CONSUMPTION, In Berlin, Delaware County Ohio, on
the 18th ult., Mrs. HATTIE WHITE, aged q years.
ID. OUR HATTIE SLEEPS. y .#7 4rr7atfH
Another has gone to that viewless sphere,
That lies in the star lands ruddy light
Another has died with the dying year,
And passed away from our yearning sight.
The night-winds moan above her grave,
The dead leaves gather where she lies
A shadow hangs DER hill and wave 'n'
And cold tears fall from shrouded skies,
When first the white haired BeAea11gaFss
And called our pet in a phaI.-. evuv
Our heart strings bled to breath her name,
And see her start from the shore alone.
Again we saw the boatman pale
Slowly approach our quiet home
Again we mourned with a voiceless wall,
AS angel Lizzie crossed the foam
To-day we stand once more, and gaze
With tear-dim'd sight, and prayer raised hand
So Into the shadow and the haze trii H ~
That hide our last dead child from land. -
= zohE D~eath-upon thine altar wide, I1U
Three lambs from our dear fold have lain "a
3 .r. Wilt thou not turn thy shafts aside, 1-
And leave a few to mourn the slainf
November, 1859, A. p, N,
zrsr.1. d., .s.- --t at. aer- "a 4s ztias z.,gg zx n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
We had the pleasure of attending, on

We had the pleasure of attending, on
Wednesday evening last, at the American, the
Fourth Animal Supper of the Sigma Chi fra
t~ernity," an association comprised Of young
gentlemen connected with the o. W. Universe
TT and former graduates. 1t vas an exceed
ingly pleasant affair, and greatly enjoyed by
ali present. The repast was a most sumptu-
Gus one, and was partaken of with great zest
by the numerous company who surrounded the
Widespread board, the majority of whom were
invited guests, mostly ladies' Dir. HEETER
presided with becoming grace and dignity
Mr.. WATSON delivered an Grafton, sound
in sentiment and replete with beautiful ideas
felicitously expressed. Two toasts compli-
mentary to the association were responded
to by Messrs. FL. G. PARReTT and JOHN PAR
norr, and a third to the Ladies, by Mr..
NEwxAs-aI Of whom acquitted themselves
well, and at the close of their remarks were
heartily applauded. The Bar and the Press
were also toasted-Mr. PowEIL briefly respon-
ding to the former. Mr.. srAanAs to the lat
tar
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
NJ lave seen having regular old fashiOa

AA
We have been having regular old fashioned
winter weather The last 1.-TWO weeks, and the
sIeighiig is now most excellent Our streets
have swarmed with vehicles from the country
ssfsneFchants and business men generaFI have
Been kept busy attending to the wants Of Gus
t0meisAonse the Comfy treasurer S OfRce has
becpFcensstaptly hesieged BY a crowd eager for
an opportunity to pay their taxes. In the
general rush we are pleased to be able to say
the Gasstte Office has not been entirely over
looked. "A goodly number of our subscribers,
handful Of the fact that a paper. cannot be
tied their subscription bills There are many
others we should like to see on a similar mis-
sion, and hope they will not be Backward in
calling.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
The Pennsylvania Central
Railroad.
THREE THROUGH

~ o
The Capacity ofthis Road is now equal to any
in the Country.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
Sheriff Sale.

Benedict Han and Con" any r ~, y;rtg t e. Of f. an mex, eS-
James A Field ct. al. Ell from the Court II
Common Pleas Of Delaware county, / shall offer at public
sale at the door of the Court Boom, IN delaware, on
Monday the l6th dds # January, IsCO,
between the hours ot 10 O'Clock 8. m. and + O'clock p. m.
of said day, the following described real estate to wit !;
The north half except 5 acres of a mill lot of let No 8
in Jonathan Clark's survey No 5020, Virginia NJ iftary.
containing about 81 q acres OF land, it being the farm on
which James Fields now resides. on Fulton Greek, on the
west bank of Scioto RIVER, IN Thompson TIP. Delaware
County, Ohio, as the property Of James FieltIs Except
from the above the following lot set oil to James Field as
a hcnlest.at, commencing where the center Of th2 road
running north and south crosses Fulton Greek, thence
northerly on the center OF said road to stake by two stones
thence westerly to a stake near the northwest corner of
the orchard lot, tteEce s~outhcrly parallel with the east
line on the center of the road to the center Of Fulton
creek, thence down the center OF Fulton creek to the
place Of beginning, - t [IEF
Also in Thompson tip, Delaware county; Ohio, on the
WRIST bank of Scioto river, beginning at an ironwoei red
oak on the bank of Scioto river, corner to labon Ianddl's
then &c with said Ianden's line north So deg, west 22
poles. thence south Z deg. west 81 poles thence south SIS
deg, west 2S6 poles to the Scioto river, thence up the riv-
er with its meanderings to the place Of beginning, con
tanning SIS acres, strict measure, as the property Of Ze-
rah Linsley p. - .rEF IL = TN -r. .
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
Dec 10, 1S59.-*ts. f{$5.371 II .EiT~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23

According to a table prepared by the Com
missioner of Statistics for the use Of the State
Board of Equalization. the farms sold in this
county during the year ending July LIST 1859,
averaged in size 60 acres, and in price $4,000
per acre. Tn number of farms sold is not
given. In Franklin the average price per acre
was s31O, in Clark $36.42, Champaign $780,
IA, Union Sl2.25, Marion $22.35, Morrow
$2440, Knox $4,000, Licking $21.3O. The
average size of those sold in onr county during
the year ending July LIST, 1858, was SO acres,
the average price per acre $500.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
Dyspepsia and oeneral Debility.

- -""- CARLISLE, Warren County, o,
March s, 1858.
Dr.. c. W. ROBAcK-DedrS p For the benefit Of suf-
fering humanity permit me to say that ! have found your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, Il sure cure
for indigestion and Liver Complaint l have suffered frcm
the aforementioned diseases for five years and have
tried a great many physicians, but all to purpose. Twas
advised by a friend to try your Blood Purifier and Pills
and did SO. was living In Cincinnati at the time. and !
went to your office and purchased one bcttl. of the furi-
fer and one box of Pills to commence with, and bless the
day 1 found your valuable medicines, for i am enjoying
good health at present and feel confident that the cure is
permanent. Let others buy and take what they please,
as for me-, give me the Blood Purifier and Pills for all
chronic diseases which arise from impure blood or de
rangement Of the digestive organs: I take no other medi-
cines, and have not for the last eighteen months.
Most truly, T. " DrBoEsE-
See advertisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
sheriff sale.

JAR. Thompson DY virtue of an execution
-.r = fys. .sEn4 ID to me, directed from ile
Henry L Robert Black court OF Common Pleas Of Del
aware county, Ohio, / will offer at public sale at the
door of the Court Room in Delaware on
Monday, the len day ef January, 1860, -
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. IN. and focr o'clock,
p. m. the following described, real estate to-wit Being
in the Virginia Military District, iii Delaware county, o.
ahd lying on the west side of the Scito river, and a part
Of William ~Croghan's survey Nd. 1923, beginning at =
ashes. and n black walnut ON the south bank of MIiluroek
lower corner of said survey on the creek, thence up the
creek on the north side, MOI II. So deg. west 81 o!cs:
north 62k deg. west 10 poles north 81 deg. west II
poles, south 76 deg. west 10 poles, south % deg.
west 10 poles to a sycamore, thence north 10 deg
west FOG poles to a sugar-tree, thence North 81 deg. east
10 poles to two ashes, thence sonth Is deg, west 235 poles
to the place of beginning. Containing 100 acres more or
less-being the same land decided by Zaehariah Shultz
to Henry Black. Appraised at 81 500.
s.-=. -r- CHARLES ERR Sheriff.
Dec. 10, 1S59.-*ts (S3 SOY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-23
sheriff q Master Commissioners Sale.


Edmund Fitzgerald pY virtue Of a de-
vs. I'd crefal order Of sale
Court OF Common Pleas OF Delaware county, o., Z shall
offer at public sale, at The door of the Court Room in Del
aware,
On Monday DE l6tA day # Janudrv- 1850,
between The hours of 10 O'Clock q. m. and 4 O'Clock ?. m.
Of said day, the following described real estate, to wit ::
Situate IN the County Of Delaware and State of Ohio, and
in the town OF Delaware. being q part of outlot No 2 and
bounded and described as follows Beginning at a post
on the south line Of William street, at the northeast cor
ner OF the lot sold to Mrs. Wiley wife of B.sF. Wiley,
thence south II deg. west along said Willey,s east line
100 leet, thence south SIS deg East parallel with the
south line Of William street Go feet, thence North SSL
deg. west along said south line OF William street
sixty SIX feet to the place of beginning,
Also. q piece of land IN the town OF Dela ware, % >,
commencing at the northeast corner Of said Fitzgerald
lot, on the south line of William street, thence south OK
rods TO the bank of the rum, thence South l5h deg East
to q stone in the north line Of C c. Chamberlain lot on
the west bank OF the river, thence East II rods to a large
tree On the west bank OF the run, thence up
the run with the meanderings thereof to the south line
of William street, thence west with said street to the
place Of beginning. Appraised at $500 eaeh.ss.=ue
- CHARLES HERNIA Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
Dec. IL. 1S59.-Hts SAID