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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06

The Executive Committee Of the Ameri-
can Colonization Society have appropriated
ten thousand dollars to aid such free colored
persons as have been expelled from Arkan-
sas, or others in depressed circumstances,
who may desire to find . home in Liberia. I
The legal weight Of oats in this State is
fixed BY recent enactment at SO lbs. TO- the
busheI. slTsss.. 81,
We learn from the Dubuque TSnses that
the term Of the U. s. District Court, which
was announced to commence ct DuhaaQue on
the third Tuesday in this month, has been
postponed until the second Tuesday in May.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company
has just made cali Of IS per share, pay
able On the 10th Of May. 800 ~ g,l.a
| The New York Tri6uae remarks Thu
whole chain Of cities between Albany and
Chicago have declared in favor of the Repub
lican party. Eastward it will extend to TIN
borders Of New Brunswick, and Westward
to the Missouri. sls sv 3af
The House Bill authorizing publishers u
print on the papers the date when subscrip
ton expires, and reducing postage On towr
and city drop letters to one cent, has passet
both Houses Of Congress. ~
Mrs. Hannah Weber, Of Elmira, N. =.
has just completed her hundredth year an
celebrated her centennial birthday. 3, =, ~
i Soulouquc IS economical for an exrEmper
or. Hehas changed his lodgings to save s;
per month, and his wife docs the family wash
ing gh g %RM ~
j A train Of l08 live stock cars, drawn b,
six locomotives, left Chicago for Detroit vi
the Michigan Central Railroad, on Monday.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06

Z The survey vas commenced on the 22d Of
September, 1859, and about two hundred
miles of line surveyed; the field york being
closed in the latter part 81 November. -
l made as thorough an examination of the
country as ciftnndst 1t that time, would
allow; but am mtirely satisfied that careful
location would reduce the estimates materi-
ol1v I,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06

WT OF rsn.lhli z the - oss:.
31Sf. 1850. yfsY-ss s-44.fyytge sz.aweF.iyza \
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06
Scissored and ecribbled.

II is cstimlked that nof less than nine thou
sand men VIII leave Iowa this seasoh fcr the
Pixies Peak rgion. ~
Wendell Philips says tho first thing q
new member Of CengressNsays When he-Fises'
on the floor is" Mr.. Speaker, l am not an
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
CHAPTER xI.

When the day of Charles Cleveland's trial
came, there was no prosecutor, so he was dis
charged No explanation had been given to
Charley's friends in the fashionable world, but
an understanding had somehow gone forth
amongst them, coupled with curious whisper
about Lady Adela, that he was not guilty, and
had been Wrongfully accused. They received
him with noisy welcome, each one contesting
who should make the most OF him. 4.
But Charl7s Cleveland was a changed man
His confinement and reflections in Newgnte had
added years to his experience in liie and the
heartless conduct of Lady Adela filed his soul
with wrath and bitterness; for heartless as she
had been to him in prison, so she remained in
the interview, which be sought with her, after
he came out of it.
"What name do you now give 10 that devoted
chivalry Of yours, Charles!" asked Lady Grace
Chenevix, with smile, when she was bidding
him adieu, the day of his departure for Mar
seillos, post in the civil service ut Bombay
having been obtained for him
rlEPATUATIoE," replied Mr.. Charles, say.
agely.
''That was just it." said Lady Grace. "Take
care Of yourself for the future"
iIf ever get trapped by woman again. all
conrtiy smiles one day, when she wants her
turned served, and careless return the next,
ike copfpunded weatheEeock, III give you
leave to otTansPOrt me in earnest" was Charley Is
wrathfpl answer "But God bless you Grace"
he added, changing his tone to one of deep
feeling, "fOr ! owe it to you, and not to her,
that ! am not now on my free passage to Nor.
folk Island"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
CHATTER x.

Charles Cleveland sat on his iron bedstead,
in his dreaTy cell, chewing the 0ud of his re-
heetiOns, which came crOwding one upon anOth-
er. None Of them were agreeable, as may be
imagined, bus pressing, more keenlY of al, was
one sensation of deed, dark disappointment
Above the discomfort of bis present position,
above the dread of the hard, degrading life that
lodmed for him in the future, was the unkind
neglect of the Lady Adea, She, for whom he
was bearing this misery and disgrace, had
never, by her presence, by letter, OF by message,
sought to convey a ray OF sympathy to cheer
him in his dungeon. 1t may be she was afraid,
but it told not the less bitterly on the spirit of
the prisoner.
A'ROise at his cell door, the heavy key was
turning in the lock, and the prisoner looked up
Oagerly-a visit was such break in his dreary
day. Two ladies were entering, and his heart
beat wildly-wildly; for in the form Of one be
discerned likeness to Lady Adela. Had she
come to see hint and he had been so migrate
fully blaming herl But the lady raised her
Yeil, and he was recalled to his sober sonses-
It was only Grace CheneYiy
$50, Charles, an AWFUL serspe you have
brought yourself into, through your flirting
nOnsence with Adela!" began the Countess Of
Oakton.
now uthL AlipiOIeQ La
dy Grace, in whisper, "if you interfere, you
will ruin ALL"
"Ruin all! much obliged to you, Grace;
think he has ruined HIMSELF" retorted the
countess, in shrill tone Il wonder, Charles,
you can look ua in the face. If any one had
told me I should ever walk through Newgate,
surrounded by turnkeys! We came in hack
cab: Iwouldn't have brought the servants here
for the world"
n shall ever feel grateful to yOu," began
Charles.
rgh, never mind about gratitude gpcore7
poHfoIsly interrupted Lady plktSn, .'there's
no time for it. Let US say what we have to say,
Grace, and be gone. am all in tremOr, lest
theaa man with KEYS should come and lock me
10. OF course, Charles, you know it has all
come out"
Charles looked up sharply.
(which is more luck thai you could have en-
pected, !" added the countess. while Lady Grace
sat on thorns, unable to get 3 word in sdgewa!s.
aOf ali brainless idiots you come out the hrFt.
If Adsls chose, dke thOughtless, wicked girl
ss she isl though she is my daughtcr,l to write
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

Sand the L,dy Adela?" She is an unhappy
woman, dragging on disecntentsd existence
under her iatheF's roof. wishing, how yainly,
that she had not forfeited her married home
We HeDeT kRogo he raiHs gf thing all zoe haze
iostR. Strange to say, that feeling OF admira-
tion and esteem, which Others felt for her hus
band, has now been awakened in her own
breast, and she would forfeit half her remains
ing existence to be allowed to return 10 him,
and atone fOr days gone by. Bot she knows
that this an never be, that they shall not be
reunited On this side Of the grave, that when
her husbs nd threw her of.he threw ber of for
ever
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
Drrtistrp.
DENTISTRY
GUrFA ERoHA h AsE,
For A Artificial Teeth

Is fsmsuuctursa, Rndsl vsretles Of artificial teeth are
nj m N tbe best manner. W. B INGERSOLL,
No 2II Marble BlO7k Superior street, Cleveland o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
DENTIST.

DR WI. GUILD HAS REM0Y
J Cd is Dental Office g Room No Is HoGRaR block
ioerior rt East OF Public Square, South Of p Q. All
sho need fi sei vice Of DENTIST will save themselves
ssnch sITFHFERINt2 well as MONEY By giving him a
esi ReoitetT usa3 10 mitigate pain for those who de-
sire IL. -. . .ry,r,rrr T,ve7,r,7rr,
On Gold Silver Porcelain qnd Nucanized hubhaT Base,
the best Teeth a. sets from SO 70 SO Goli
filings according to size Of the cavity from 5Oc upward
mayI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
Drp GOODS

such As
AN ELEGA Mt EMBROIDERED COLLAB,
at 6hy cents the dollar.
sPLENDI D EIlBROIDERED sRT-COLLARs
SLEEV rs, st 20 cents the dollar.
A BEAUTn FUL EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHF
al 50 esnts on tho dollar.
MAGNn dCENT LACE sET-CoLLARs AND
SIZE iEES. Al 50 cents on the dollar.
ANIcE PL AIN FIGURED BIERINo DRESS,
n 50 Sonts on the dollar.
VERY IdCTH AND ELEGA Mt FANCY SILK
DRESS 8 SILK ROBE, att esnts on the dollar
MAGNET CT MT BRoCHE SHAWL,
4; IS cents n The dollar.
THE MOS T BEAUTIFUL CLOAK IN TOWN.
a IS cents on the tollhr.
VERY (NOICE ALL WOOL Dc LAME DREss
at 20 conls on the dollar.
SON 1E NE GND VERY FRETTY LACE BUFF
SIZE YES, At 100 cents on the collar
VERY NICE CHENILLE EMBROIDR'D SCARF,
al 50 C0nls the dolr +.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL KNIT HOOD.
,..,, cheap 4, two dollars
uecZS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
EDWARDA. LAMBERT q co.
DEMTEG & TIFFANY,
Gs4eEaI PEsdHEe Commission Merchants,
No. 81 Pearl st., New York.

Pg Ell css6 3d7aHoss On Tous ana 6l GIiS u on
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
NEW ENGLAND
Fire and Marine Insurance &c.
HARTFORD CONN

Cash Capital and Surplus, July lst. 1879.
S23O,251.s9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
particularly adapted 10 domestic purposes wal for
10 tie Company.
Orders flrty light trade viii be executed with dis
pate and Coal De EsIed q paIt Of the city p quality
which will not fail TO please, u left At either u css,
the OF Gay0Id Hammond n % Superior st.
WHEELER & HAMMOND.
ost1 No 81 River stresl. and G. q p. Cosl Pier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY mORNING, JAN. 10, IsOO.

PLAIN ANB ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
c-Plan and omameatal prin log ui every description
dung the Pointing EshbliEhment Of the LEABER Once
The latest improved and mus rapid Steam Presses IN
Tue best style, short notice nnd ht reHsunablu utns
Paf ioular attention paid TO hlyuk work. Eyuy desorp
iinn OF Binding 0oua, espuClay biaux BOOKS, Ledger
Journals. sales Books, Receiving Books, Sc, 80.
lay For City News SEES third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08
Cutlery.

EJINE Ivory and Bone Handle Table Knives
Fine Pocket Knives Razors and Scissors, OF the mos
approved makers, will be found selling cheap at tn
Jewelry Store of {. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08

We learn that during the recent session of
the Commissioners an arrangement was eifec-
ted with C. Howard. late County Treasurer,
and his sureties, by which the civil suits pend
ing against them are dismissed and a conpro-
mise effected as regards the amount due the
county from Mr.. Howard. As the reader is
aware, when Mr.. III. retired from the Office of
) Treasurer he failed TO account for the public
900, more or less. This amount had been
somcwhat reduced by subsequent payments,
and q judgment for about $4,000, balance
still due, existed against him at the time Of
the adjustment Proceedings had also been
Instituted against his bail, but the bond was
generally regarded as fatally defective, and as
far as proceedings had progressed the decisions
favored the sureties, rendering it more than
probable that they could not be held for the
ces it was proposed that if Mr.. II. would Sc
cure the payment of $4,000 it would be receiv-
ed BY the Commissioners in full satisfaction,
and the suits pending for the recovery of the
amount due be dismissed. TO this proposition
Mr. H. acceded, and secured the $4,000, to be
paid in instalmens, commencing the lst of
October next and ending lst of April, 1865,
with intercst-Dr. Hobbs, of Mt. Vernon, Sc
curing $4,000 Sir. Howard 81 600; his sure
ties $4,000.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08

connrcrIos.-we stated last week, on au-

CoRRRcTIox.-We stated last week, on au-
therity of paragraph found in the Standard,
that there is salary of $4,000 attached to the
position to which DIR. THOMSON has been cleo
led. This we learn is a mistake and as it
might lead tc the inference that in accepting
the Office he was influenced by mereenary mo-
tives, and thus do him great injustice. we
cheerfdlly make the correction. We are au-
thoritatively informed that the salary is only
42400, from which $500 is deducted for house
rent, which reduces the sum to the amount he
received as President of the University
Hence it will be seen, when the comparative
expense of living in New York and Delaware
Is taken into account, the acceptance of the
place involves considerable pecuniary sacri-
ice. The exigencies of the church, growing out
Of the present aspect of the exciting question
that has SO seriously disturbed its harmony
and threatened its unity, pointed DR.. T. out as
the suitable person for the position assigned
him, and a deep sense of duty alone influenced
him in acceding to the strongly expressed
wishes of his brethren of the Conference and
others deeply interested in the selection. We
know that he leaves Delaware with great re-
luctance. and with the hope of returning if
his life is spared at the expiration of his term
of service; and with this view, will not dis
pose of his pleasant residence OH Spring street.
! He departs next week to enter upon the dis
charge of his editorial duties, but will not re-
move his family till after Commencement, on
which occnsion he will again be with us.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08

R. B. HUTCHISGS,
General Agent for the United States,
No. 20 Cedar street, New York,
To tctona all Wholesale orders should Je addressed
Sold by B. DICKINSON L Son. Delaware. [.junes 6O1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08
7. j. ScorT,
J. II. DAVIDSON,
Committee j. w. KING,
G. P. WILSON,
+. H. WOODS.

The ATLANTIC CABLE-We learn from
parties interested in the enterprise that some
so miles Of the Atlantic Cable have been TAX
en up, to point extending seward so miles
from the shores of Trinity Bay. Fractures
were found in the cable just where they had
been indicated by the instruments on shore.
The intention is to underrun similar length
of the wire on the European side and it is
then thought, by sanguine promoters of ocean
telegraphing, that the Atlantic cable viii be
made to work. 1t cannot be questioned that
those concerned in this cable enterprise possess
energy and hopeful temperance ts.-Boston
Transcript 24th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08
A Family Necessity.

The following statement speaks for Itself Ertract
In lifting the kettle from the fire it caught and scaded
my hands and person very scvcrey-nne hand allnos
a crisp. The torture unbearabc. 1t
fui sight. The Mustang Lniment appeared to
the pain almost Immediately 1t healed rapidly
and left OF CHARLES FOSTER, 40 Brcad
Street PHILADELPHIA 1t is truly wonderful article
1t will any of swelling, Burns, Stiff Joints
EruptiOns rheumatism For horses it should never
dispensed with. One Dollars worth OF Mustang has
frequently valuable horse 1t Gads Sprans,
Ringbone SPAWN and Founders Bcrdre Of inlitatios
Sold in all parts of the habitabe globe.
mSl-%lmJ BARNES 4 PARK, Proprietors, New York.
ENT See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liv
er Invigorator, and Family Cathartic Pills in
another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08

rISEAsE SToNACH-Thc stomach is the most liza
bic get of order Hence how important that no
diseased matter clog its operation, which would
and distress by food. It also weakens the
BRAIN destroys the memory, creates pain and dnness,
and affections in the head II produces great
difficulty breathing and swallowing Sometimes faint
ing fits viii asU bad breath restcssness and
great loss strength II Immediately attended 10
the blood will carry the disease through the whole ss
tenn, death will rni the work. From these
Pills day VIII keep the digestive organs in healthy
condition, and unclog carry away all impure
and thoroughly and cleanse the stomach
time ths Pills will purify the bluoG, drive all
manner of disease from the system.
WoRMs.--Ina quantity Of corrupted matter. there is
always found Of They canIiot, nei-
ther VIII they stay anywhere else. Weak stomach and
bowels are subject them, they have sufficient
power digest THEN food. Hence large heap Of
ter is lodged and worms be the result. a few
doses of these pills Will cistulb til, their most, and
drive them out OF the system.
II should bo remembered that occasional desc when
health especially alter taking cold, will prevent the
disease from forming in the body.
Pr Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers in
Medicines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08
Cultivator Teeth.

csAYER & REMINGToN'S CELEBRATED cULTIvAToR
- TEETH, for sale by C. d. POTTER 4 co,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08
z. GAINFS.

NATURE GREAT FHYsIC1AS.-1his is now a. m.tted
by the medical profession, fundamental principle of
healing science. 1t is wisely provided by the human
economy, that whenever any thing wrong in the phys
cal system the natural forces of the body brought
bear expe the disease. The great aim, therefore,
strengthen the natural powers This has been kept
in view by the skilful comPornders OF r. j. H0sTEF-
TES BIITEs, which operate to give fresh vitality TO
all the organs the body. The effect of this mc!icine
upon the stomach the liver and the kidneys is prompt
and decisive. The patient who is wise enough to quit
drugging, and try the BITTERs feels if he had
taken lease of e and as he continues the use of
the article he is oveoyed to find the streams of health
coursng through his frame Let all from whose cheek
the bloom has departed give Dr. j. Hostctters Cecbra
ted Biters trial
by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere
GH- See advcftiseme eI!t i'll another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08

ELocur1oSARY ENrERTA1NaENr-Prof KIDD,
the distinguished Blocutiouisti who has hereto
fore so highly entertained our citizens with his
exhibitions and is now teaching two large
classes in the o. w. University, has kindly
consented to give an entertainment at Templar
Hall, on Tuesday evening next, for the benefit
OF the O. w. Female College. We trust the
interesting nature of the exhibition and the
meritorious object TO which the proceeds are
to be applied, viii induce large turnout on
the part Of our citizens.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08
a Reward is oasrea!

For the detection Of any person counterfetng Initiating
the yender OF any such counterfeit or imitation
BERHAyE'S HOLLAND HTTERS. The egenuinet highly
concentrated HoIIAxb BrIEks put up half pint
ties only having the Of te proprietor B. PAGE
Jr blown them, and his signature neck Of
each and every bottle
This delightful aroma has been received by Americans
with that favor which is only extended to really scien
tlhc preparations When consider the marked sue
attending in the most stubborn
cases Of Fever and Ague, Weakness Of any kind Dys
pepsia Heatburn Acidity OF the stomach Sick
Headache Indigestion, ,Costiyeness Piles togeth
with the complete control it Nervous
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections, cannot wonder
at its popularity Well may the invalid value this
dy. For sale by NJ L. Starr Brother Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08

Resolutions of the Students of the o.
w. University, Relative to the Re
moval of Dr.'s Thomson and Harris.
At regular meeting of the students of the
o. w. o., the following resolutions were unan-
imously adopted
WHEREAS, We have learned that, by the
action Of the late General Conference of the
NJ. E. Church, our beloved President, Dr.
THoNhoN is to be removed from us, to another
post of usefulness, and responsibility to which
in the providence of God, he seems to have
been called, and for which in the wisdom of
the Church, his eminent ability, and deep piety
peculiarly qualify him. Therefore,
Resolred lst. That with deep and unfeigned
regret, we have learned of his removal from
u.s.
Resolved I'd. That, in his removal, we loose
not only natchess President, whose admin
istration has been attended with unparalleled
success, but also father and sincere friend
who watched over our temporal and spiritual
interests, with parental kindness.
Resoired 3d. That he has our kindest regard,
our most sincere affection, and that we follow
him with our best wishes, for his success in his
new field of labor.
WHEREAS. We are also deprived of our
Professor Of Natural Science, DR.. HARRIS, by
the action of said Conference. Therefore
Resolved lst. That we regret his loss, both
on account of his able scholarship, and his
long and pleasant association with US in the ca
paeity OF instructor.
Rcsoired I'd. That we tender to him our
best wishes, for his success in the arduous du-
tics of his new calling, hoping that there, as
here, his talents and learning may win for him
respect and honor from all with whom he may
be associated.
Rcsoired 3D. That these resolutions be pub
lshcd in the Christian Advocate and Journal
the Western Christian Advocate the Pitts
burg Christian Advocate, and the county pa
pers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08
Fluor Albus or Whites.

This weakening disease Is one of the most
obstinate in resisting ordinary medical treat
ment, simply because it is regarded too much
a local affection. By attacking the constitu-
tonal cause, by improving the general tone and
figor of the system, the PERUVIAN SYRUP
is Of itself able to remove speedily this exhaust
ing form of female diseases. 1t cures all ir-
regularities of women, prevents the monthly
pains and festores nature TO its proper channels
PERUVIAN SYRUP is Solution Of The Protoride
Of Iron, new discovery in medicine and strikes
at the root of disease by producing healthy blood
the source of all vitality in the human organ
ism For sale by all Druggists STARR s.
BROTHER Agents for Delaware
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08

Senator Wade made a speech the other
tlay on the JEFF. Davis resolutions. Here 1t Ii
in full:
Mr. WADE. Mr. President, perceive that
these are all questions touching Democratic
superstition, and do not pertain to our side of
the House. 1 hope, therefore, if quorum
can be found on that side, that we shall not
interfere in the matter at all, but let them set
tie it according to their sects.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08
Aet,, Adrertiseiilents.
A Voice from Galena.
CURE FOR COLD FEET |!

TTAVING heretofore failed to supply the demand
II now say people that having Increased facl-
ties for manufacturing now offer
The Largest and Cheapest lot of
BOOTS and SHOES
of all Sizes known in this part of the County and
manufacture my own Leather, am enabled to sell
80 cents on each pair lower than any shop in
the land where they do not manufacture their own eah
er. no excuRc for any person suffering from
cold feet when GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES can be had
cheap as l am selling.
supply of LEATHER constantly on hand and for SALE
Cash paid for HIDES of every description at all times
Think Of these things and, If you have any doools,
please call at my shop near Galena Mills and prove
them, and when you come to don't forget TO wear
the breeehes that have the money in the pocket, Gas
have special for those who wear such trowses
and oblige v. ARNOLD
Gaena, June 8, 1860 at
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-08

We received by mail few days since, from
Springfield, ILL.,, a mysterious looking package
which, from its shape, we supposed contained
d grape vine or cuttings-the gift of some
friend who knew our penchant for horticultur-
al pursuits. On opening it, however, the con-
tents proved to be piece of fence rail, which
the accompanying communication Informed us
was veritable portion of one of those split
some thirty years ago by our worthy Presi-
DENTAL nominee. Those desiring to see a rel
ic of the kind can satisfy their curiosity by
calling at our Office.