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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04


THB Post Office Department has shown
n desire to meet the wants of the bust
uess public by the issue of two new va
rieties of the stamped envelopes, viz:
The ordinary letter size, with the double
rate six cent stamp, md the official
size, bearing a single rate three cent
stamp. Heretofore, In sending a letter
weighing a half ounce or more in the
letter.siEc Government envelope, 1t has
been necessary to use an adhesive
stamp to pay the excess OF postage,
thus disRguring the appearance of the
envelope, und causing an increase OF
labor in the work of cancellation, So
In regard to the official size of stamped
envelopes, with an Enclosure Of less
weight than half IN ounceI the use OF
the stamped envelopes neCessilated the
loss Of one rate Of postage. Both Of
these intonveniences are obviated by
the issue of the new envelopes, which
will soon be for sale at the principal
post Offices throughout the country
The envelopes are ofN neat appearance,
having the embossed stamps IN the
usual form, the color of tho latter-sizc
being purple, 'and that Ofthe official
chocolate.
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THINGS in Mexico become more mix
cd daily. Santa Anna, who rendered
n very cordial reception to the govern
inent of Maxlmillan at first, declaring
TINT tho 'lnst word of his conscience
and his convictions were constitutional
monarchy, " has come out with man
ifosto against Macmillan, and calls
loudly on liberals and conservatives to
forget their rratricidsl contentious and
unite against the common enemy. We
DO not apprehend that Santa Annals
ctlofis will hive much effect in expel-
ling Ma1imlian; but his manifesto
shows plelll that he thinks the reign
OF tho Austrian archdUke is about
ended, apdg means 70 turn up again
on the winning liiss
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q GENTS WANTED PoR OUR GREAT
"A National Work, the most complete, Only
authentic and reliable Lac Or Lincoln plI-
innl and contains more OF his early history
prIItICaI career, Bpeeclics, &C., together with
fHt, Genes and incidents connected with his
tFNRiC and, than any other. TeaeiiG!H, iAliltsi
and especially returned ana disabled sllGllt,Ls'
Tddras JONFS, BROS. & co., philadelphia
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ayer brought TO this market, at GOLD PRIcEa
IslOctOd expressly for
CUSTOM WORK.
FURNISHING GOODS

is richly assorted. BEING exclusively in the
Clothing business We can furnish the above to
better advantage 10 dealers and on better
terms than can be had elsewhere
We have the most complete stock and lArg-
est assortment Of goods OF any house In our
line In the city,
We are RcllinK goods lower than any other
houSc IN the city. ps we bought our goods
when gold was at the lowest.
wehavea large stock of
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GIN, GRECO, commanding at Lynch
burg, Va, has recently issued an order,
declaring that tho privileges granted
by the parole consequent on Lees sur
render continue only during good be-
havIor. When q paroIea prisoner In
suits any officer Of tho Government
which grants the parole. he forfeIts all
tho benefits and becomes aprisOner OF
war, andmay DO confined At the will Of
the Captor, or punished as a military
.e9HlnabgiSl may direct, .AA parpled
men in LynChburg are required by the
same Order. 10 report themselves at
headquarters within twenty-fOur hours
aud make known their means Of living.
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LAMP. who built the Alabama, has
been reelected to Parliament. But ut
the hustiugs no did not enjoy the allu-
Gions which were mNdeto his cOnnec-
ton with tho notorious craft. He was
so much annoyed by the question, "whu
built thoA Alabama ?" that he promised
to answer a the close of his speech any
questions which might be sent to him.
AccOFdln5ly some one sent up this ques-
ton; "Did Mr.. laird know, when the
Alabama waaip course ofconstruction;
that she was intended for the confeder-
ate service| He did MOI answer it,
The newspapers the pext day pressed
tho inquiry upon him, aud tainted him
with u want of caudor in lodging it,
But they got no reply from him. n
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, Thu contest for Congress haS already
commenced iniRichlnohd. A. Judson
Crane offers himself us Il candidate
from the third district, comprising
RiChm6hd and the adjoining counties.
He says In his card Of announcement,
stYour representative must DO faithful
and true to the Union, the Constitution
and the laws OF the United States;" but
that same obligation implies that he
shall oppose, by, all Legitimate and
|bSaesfals methods, such Legislation Of
the past and future as may be unjust
and unconstitutional.
"Beyond inhmahng my present be-
lief that all the representatives from
the southern States will find It mat
ter OF interest and necessity to sustain
President Johnson, in order to.retain
whatever OF rights we havo yet LEFT
under the Constitution, and my fervent
declaration that shall never prove un-
mindful of the interests, honor and
Evolutionary history Of Virginia, Idon't
deem it either necessary or wise to en-
large. The Republic Endorses Crane as
a man whose record and antecedents
are eminently conservative. The cleo
ton takes place the second Monday of
October. 4.
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Norman Of all the thousands who Ian
guished in tho cruelties Of rebel bonds
can rightfnlly say TINT Mr.. StantOnis
responsible for one moment of his tor
lures. The TRUTHS, that special efforts
were made by the war department to
procure the release Of Mr.. Browne, and
his companion, Mr.. Richardson; but
those in power. at Richmond were, for
some reason Of their own, unwilling to
surrender them, and refused and final
.ly, after all other meanBu had been ex-
hnusted, and when. the notorious "P6l-
lard OF Richmond" (who had been re-
leased on his parole to negotiate the ex-
change of MesSrs. Browne and Rich
ardson for himself and some other south
ern Htefatetr who had been captured by
our forces) had failed to return accord
ing to his promise, orders were given 10
Gen. Butler TO seize and hold as hostR-
ges for these two gentlemen . number
OF prominent citizens of Virginia, who
resided near enough 10 our lines to be
within reach Of a cavalry party. Messrs
Browne and Richardson escaped before
these orders were executed; but Il Is
the fault Of James A.. Seldom, and not
OF Edwin II. Stanton, that they were
not sooner at liberty. G 4{ ~
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seerelary stanlon and lhe TedeIal-

secretary stanton and the Federal
PRISONERS.
Mr.. Q. a. Dana, now editor OF the
Chicago RepuOIiedita lIpll IAtely assig
tant secretary of war. d6nlSs, tha state
ment OF Jnnius H. Browne TIE 1Ffbisis
reporter 80 long impfis6ned in the
south, that Mr.. st9lt6n u responsible
for the sutierings Of the Union prisoners
nj the South, He says;--..ii
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AZ Cumberland, Nd, on Tuesday morning,
August lst, by tho Rev. Mr.. Refinshie6 AZ
Emanuel Church, Gen, u. +. KEIALIIf % MIS-
MANY CLARE, eldest daughter or Col Robert
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Volnablo Real Fstate for Sale.


The H0utll lOIih "a pait o. 20 80. u, with
ne THHEESTORY STORE ROOM ON the
Eame' situated on the eet EIde Of Market
SGIafs "a The Second Ward; also the south
INF 81 ii No. l3S 'iltuated on tht east side
81 Fourth street, Second Word, together with
the dive lng thereon, containing seven rooms
and Q 81 elIsn. In CaSB tho property above
named q not sold at private sale heiOrs the
18th day OF August next, will, on that day
Al 10 O'clock, 0iieF the sumo at public sole at
tlle mont door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county. Il Ifj n. RICHARDSON.
nupi.id
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Will sRLL a. AUCTION,

Ne, the Undersigned, appointed by said
lTd Of directors a conmittee 70 carry out
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-03
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


The Board OF Education having been earn.
estly solicited by several friends Of Public
Schools, to call o meeting Tor the purpose Of
voting on the subject OF speciul tax 10 repair
The school buildings, have thought best to
comply with that request, aud in view Of the
Importance Of our schools, aud their usefuloess,
would present the following estimate OF the
repairs needed TO render the buildings COM
Portable for our children and their teachers.
To the Board Of Education, .4shtabula:
GENTLEMEN The undersigned having been
appolHted committee 10 examine The school
buildings and report upon the needed repairs,
would say that we have carefully examined said
buildings, and end there is needed as frRows
Replastering the Grammar Sc cool build.
ing-759 yard 9 80 cts per yard 227 20
Removing re-erecIiOs aud re luthiug par.
titions, so 90
New doors repairs to doors 4 windows 49 90
Repairs OF stoves and pipes 2, 90
Reseating the intermediate School room
GO seats and desks @ 81 each 240 90
Four new privies with deep vaults, built
strong aud substantially $50, 240 90
Painting-64 gals OIL at 20 76 80
do 1880 lead al l6 1872 90
Labor Of coats both buildings so O0-34s so
New wood house. 25 by 81, well and sub
stantially built, 800 90
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Tn. General csnnr,n,, OF oh,o.

The Congregational churches Of Ohio. by
their delegates and ministers met in Mansfield
last week, in General Conferepce, aud held
their sessions from Wednesday to Sunday even
iogs.
Beautiful for stuatioD," Is Maos6eld, among
the bills, aud now that peace comes and pIesly
Of labor It Is to be hoped that her walks aso
will be made commodious for those that 20
round about her." as Ashtabula walks are be.
coming.
Rev. s. WoLooTr preached the opening SER
mon, aud clearly and forcihly set forth the
Congregational poty, not as an ism, but as Of
lordiug the arges. liberty for the individual
believer, and as being tina, sort of 90 organiza-
tion which Christians Of various preferences
would necessarily adopt Il in any community
they were 10 come toget her as one church with
out any sacrifice OF conscience. The meeting
numbered about l25, aud Prof. MoReAH was
Moderator. And so thoroughly had Christian
love and activity fuse d the learts Of the bre,h-
ren, that no traces Of the old jeaousies aud
differences OF doctrine were dscoverable.
The morning devotional hour, aud the Thurs.
day eTening social reunion were occupied quite
generally 10 reviving the memories Of the oden
times, and in noting the good hand of God
in the changes that bad been wrought, espe.
cialIy in the cause Of liberty. 1t was just 80
years since the exodus OF some three score and
ten Of the students from the Lane Seminary
because they were not permitted to discuss the
question Of the right or wrong of slavery
Quite number OF those men we're pr teui =
Iusn Of il flueDce aud usefulness now,-and The
enthusiasm Of their gratitude aud joy was con
tagious.
The Conference Of course took high ground
for human freedom, aud expressed its gratitude
to God for II is gracious and wonderful dealings
with the nation. |, declared that justice aud
good policy demanded the eieciice franchise fol
the freedmen aud it directed lis resolutions
to be sent to President Johpsop, though moi
by any needless committee. o. the who le the
spirit Of the meeting was Harmonious, joyous
hopeful, ardent. 1t was good to be there, and
hard TO leave before the close of the feast.
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purify the blood and expel disease they purge out the
foul humos which breed and grow disteinper stimulate
sluggish or disordered organs into their action
tmpart healthy tone with strength the whole system
Not only do they cure the complaints OF
body but also formidabs and dangerous diseases While
they produce powerful Effects the, the same time Ia
diminished doses the safest and best physc be EN-
ployed for children Being they pleasant
70 ke and being purely vegetable. free from any Isk
~ heT Cures bare been made which rass belief were
hey not spost-atia ted by Of exalted md
character as to forbid the suspicion OF untrth Many
inent cergymen and lent their psmes To
certify t the public the reliability OF our remedies wbie
Preparations contribute Immediately TO the relief of
afflicted suffering fellow men.
The agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis our
American Almanac containing dteetons FOR The use and
oerhcatesf Their cuie ofth following Mplaints:-
costiviess Billions Complaints, Rhspmaiism Dropsy,
Heartburn Headaeak Arising from foul stomach,
geson Morbid luaction OF the Bowels aud Pain arising
herefrom, fatueney, Lnss OF Appetite all Diseases which
an eyacuant medicine. They also purify the blood su-
uiaDghe system many complaints which II would not
be supposed they could reach, such Deafness Partial
Bndnes,, Neuralgia and Nervous Irtbiy, Derangements
OF the liver and Kidneys out and other kindred
functions. -
Do not be put on by unprncped dealers with other prep
sratons which they make profit Demand AYRRs and
and they ,houd have 1t.
Prepared by DR J. G. AVER Co. Lowell Mass and sold
An dealers everywhere. - A ' S67,
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION The boiler used in
A. B. NEwTeN's Sash Factory, located just
back of WARREN aud HoLMEs' Brick block, eK-
ploded Oh Tuesday last.
Que due collapsed at the vest end throwing
the boiler iD the air, qui,e height and then
directly east across the open lots distance of
over 800 feet. After it struck the ground it
went with snch force as to splinter the fence
rails as though the work of cannon ball.
The steam went with terrible force out OF
the rear end, and completely riddled the east
end OF ibe house occupied by Mr.. OsBoRN.
forging bricks aud timbers through the walls
as though they were paper. An old lady was
sitting near one window and mrac ulousy es.
capped Fortunately 40 one was injured al
though some women were badly frightened.
The cause of the explosion is unknown. We
are informed by MIR. srsyESs, one of the work.
mea that the water showed st the cages Us
usual, when be went to dinner.
Ibe boiler was new. and the loss will be felt
very severely by Mr.. NEWTON.
MAIL on FooT In the course of chat
10 the Posi Office in this place few years
ago. MOAB HcsKIN. Esq., mentioned Incl.
aen'ai'y' that within his recollection the mail
was carried through from AsbtabuIa 10 War
Fsn' via Jefferson, by man OF the name OF
MARVIN who made three trips a week. and
walked the euiire distance between Warren
ard Ashtabpla every day, carrying the mail
upon his person. Esquire Hoskius' father was
the post master at the lime, and the Office was
kept 10 the BRICK house Just west of his tan.
sery. He says Marvin carried the mail ip
ihis way about two years, ILe distance from
WarFes to Ashtabula by this route is about
forty four miles.--Seatinei.
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MARRIED

In Madison on the 25th ult., by the Rev. ]. L.
Richmond, MLo B. STEPHENS, of Cleveland, to
Miss JOSEPHINE PEARSON of Cincinnati.
In Conneaut, on the 2Sth inst, by Rev. o. T.
Wyman, Angeline NJ Matson, to Samuel
Reames, both of Conneaut.
In Pierpont, on the 2lst Gay ofMay, by Melzo
Bates, Esq, Mr.. A. ], Smith, ofMonroe. to Miss
E. Henry, of Plymouth, o.
In Madison. on the 18th ult., by Rev. J. l.,
Richmond, Mrs. ErIgAsEru WRIGHT of Geneva,
to Mr.. GRENpALL RAwsoN, of Madison.
In jefferson, on the 2Sth ult, by Rev, J. K.
Hallock, Miss JESNIE Thornton, to Mr.. MARTIN
V. PHILLIPs, both of Dorset,
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UNFoRruSArR. The charge is laid at our
door, of unfortunately falsiiying facts, aud iu
so dong, prejudiciug the interests, aud ipjuring
the feelings OF our fellow. .ciliztns, beside expos
lug ourself to t.:eii criticism aud comment. The
iIDme ediate occasion ard ground of this refec.
ton, is passing a!asion made last week, to
an accidental fire in the village, iu which. by
way of commencing the promptness of the Luz
surance Company aud its agent, the statement
was made that This was the second occurrence
OF the kind in The same place. The iialiciz d
words contained misunderstanding aud The
mis-ststement. as tue tw) Tres we're separated
frvm each ether some 10 or II feet. Sucn
is the fact, and SUCH the offending. 1t would
seem as if tbe scent for occasions to gratify nm
frieudy feeling must be very keen on the one
side, or peculiarly sensitive and open 10 irria-
ton, on the other to fod exercise for il in
such trifliDg aud Insignificant matter. TO
deny or exteDgate, therefore would be as gra-
tutous in the one case, as admobitou sud crit
icism is frutless aad wtst, o. labor in
the other
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HTshart's Pine Tree Cordial.
Is now recommended and prescribed In the prsr,icc
large number the most intelligent and able phys eiAn'
The Tar Co~didl, when taken scisk
Dir Hishart's Dyspepsia Pills,
Is an Unfailing Care for Dyspe2siu.

Mr. wisHARr IL wish to add my testimony to the hum
dreds you receive to the healing properties Pine Tree
Co9ia For Geen sufferer ten years Of that time
ha spt emily in rss CHAIR not eig able to lie down for
fear suaocaon employed OF the best ply
scans in Philadelphia who all ronouueed my case ncura-
bic. taken TO the College, where the Faculty having
what they could declared my disease hcg abe
Asthma and Chronic Dyspepsia in its last ssge and that
my lungs partially gone Finding one OF Jour eircu-
lars my wife procured from your store bottle OF your Cor
dial rerseverngy used bottles, and box and
half Of your Dyspepsia Pills. when felt that disease had
wholly given way and the Cordial had given ygor
and strength Continued improve, and for the past three
months hava been able 10 sleep In my bed soundy
did. ] am now vel, and have gaiued Twenty-Five
pounds In my weight am able to work and provide for
my family. Sc ID this true and faithful statement for
benefit Of th1 ering Friends cali and me,
oxoia Church oicr, Twenty third ward Philadelphia
ISAAC HkLLERxGS.
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THE FOURTH OF JULY.
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There will be meeting Of the citizens of
Ashtabala at FiREMAN's HALL, on Monday
evening, June 5th, at 8 o'clock, to take into
consideration the propricty of celebrating the
coming 4th Of July 10 manner and style wor.
thy the day aud It's sacred memories.
Oar Nation has been baptized in Gre and
blood and she arises amid the ruins OF her
enemies TO q greater and more glorious future.
Let US commemorate the noble deeds CT her
soldiery by celebrating the anniversary ,f Get
tysburg, Helena and Of Vcksburg.
We hope there will be large attendance.
MANy CITIZENS
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DIR. MARsHALL's
Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself best
ticle eve: known for curing the Catarrh, Cold I'm
1he Read and Headache. II has been found ex-
ceent remedy in many Of Sore Eyes, Ds afness
has been removed BY it, and Hearing has often been
greatly mprov ed by its cit opens and purges all
obstructions strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected Is recommended by many
the best physicians and is used with great
faction everywhere.
More than thirty years expo rleuce has prorsd its great
value al this moment il stands higher than
fore sad BY II. 4. EENDR- Ashtabuls and by all Drug
gsts. 776N
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DtEO

In Wayne, on the 10Th ult., CuRIsroPuER
MINER, aged 90 years.
In Wayne, On the 9Th ult., PHEDE HAYES. re-
lict of the Hon. Titus Hayes, aged 83 years
Judge Hayes died Feb. 1882.
In Saybrook, 18th ult SAMUEL A. WIGHrMAN,
in the 10th year of his age.
In this place on the 22d nit, MAUDIE L., aged
years, 9 months, days.
Also on the 2sth ult., GEoRGE ALBERT, aged
year, months, 2 days. Both of Diptheria,
and only children of Paul and Kate Cheney.
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Fissarfs Pine Tree Tar COsaia!.
-
The Creal Remedy for Consumption.

READING, Pa, April 1o 1884.
BR. WissARy-Dsar SI:-Ons year ago the Examining
Surgeon Of this dstrio told had consnpon OF the
Lungs, and that could nst be cured and judging from all
my symptoms at that me myself supposed this to be true
for than year troubled with hacking cough,
which gradually bad that coald not have
fit of coughing without splitting blood large quantities.
For months could not work at anything and obliged
10 keep my bed OF the time While iu this condition
wls Mr. Rawbothams store, In this city and he seeing
how low recommended 10 try your Pine Tree Tar
Coria He said he had sold great deal Of it. and that
had cured many Others he believed would do
good bought bottle and commenced using it. In avery
short time that getting better very fast and af
ter taking several bottles was entirely restored to heah
that could work every day at business, which is very
heavy work In iron foundry When commenced to
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial weight only hundred
Una thirty FIVE pounds since the OF have weighed
average hundred and hfty-fve. shall be glad to
have you publish this believe should not have been
living at this time il had not used yonr great medicine and
l wish all who suffer to recs its benefit
Very truly yours,
Capt SANgEL HARSKR,
No SSs S, Eighth Ssreet, Reading, Pa:
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Editor Of TelegrapA-Rear Sir.

With permission with to say to the reaaas OF yonr
PAPER, that will send, by return mail TO all Tho vsh
Uee) aRecie, with full directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm, that win eecuay remove ia ten
days Pimples Bothes, Tan, Freckes inpur ties o.
the Skin leaving the soft clear smooth beautiful
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or Bare
Faces, simple objections and information that will enable
th EN- to start full growth of Iuxurant Hair Wiskers or
Aoustache in Less than 80 days
All applications answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours,
TfIoS. f. CHAPMAN, Chemist
2m7o2 s3l Broadway n Y
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yEGETAnLE PII.i.s.

Are infalibe for cosveness spass loss Of appetite sick
headache gdduess boating after meals dizziness
drowsness, and cramping pains, aud all disorders of the
stomach and bowels.
Original Letter at 294 Canal Street. New York.
j. J. G, COOK, publisher Of the Slate Banner, Ben
nington, VT he attacked with Dyspepsia, and
suffered severely from it, that particle OF food could
be taken without ecasonng the most uncomfortable
tion In his stomach. Fer FIVE he suffered from the
dreadful complaint, when he usea BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
The 6rs boy did not to benefit him much, but tho
ond Iodnced change and by the me he had taken six
COMPLETE CURE effected He says: any dyspep-
a gene and my expectation vanished
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BusineRs Notice.

CouGHs. BRoNcHIrIs The entire freedom
from all deleterious Ingredients render "BRowN's
BsoNcnrAL TRocHEs," or Cough and Voice
Lozenges, a safe remedy FOR the most delicate
female or youngest child, and has caused them
to be held 10 the highest esteem by Clergymeu,
and Public Speakers geHerally. 805
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LARGE BERRIEs.-A bottle Of preserved
strawberries OF mammoth size. raised and put
up by our fellow-ctizsn ELHAH Bills, one Of
our most successful gardeners aud hor,icullur-
ists, found PLACE upon oar table the other
day. Mr.. Is. will receive our thanfs.